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VOL. LXX, NO. 217 (Claaalfled Advertloing oa Page It) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 15. 1951 (EICHTEEN PACES) PRICE FIVE CENTS ^ Fear 40 Trapped in Fire at Home ior Aged

Expected U. S. .0 H. S. Class of 282 Red Troops Dig in JoliiiHon Tpfllifips 200 Escape, Recognition Is Graduated Here Of Red China On Eastern Front T w o Deadr. Local Youths Hear Im­ Tokyo. Juna 15 (A5 - I>argr Speaker Here Johnflon Tell* Probers Honored in Death mtmbera of fre.ah Red troops were In Montreal" pressive Address on repnrteil digging In today on the . at Graduation O f Staff Differences Oltl Ainericaii Ideals, S'; rain-awepl ridges of eastern Ko­ .Montreal, June 15—(A*)—• With MaeArlhur on Al­ rea. Goal of World Peace P.ed.s battled United Nations Fort.v porsonk were reported lied Inchon Landings tank eohinin.s on the reniral front, trapi>eH and at leant two died but vanished I'omplelely in the today in n rnginK fire at the natloni everywhere beg;;n to west accept the old democratic Ideals Washington, June 1.5 — (A*!— Allied tank roliimns rumbled up Umnnn Catholic Ilonpice St. which are the result of centuries Louis Johnson tostilied today that two roads toward Knmsong, new CuneKonde, a home for tha of experience and thinking on the as Secretary of Defense he feared % Chinese hise m the lenter One aged and orphnne here. patrol moved through a mnunlahi part of the plain people, then will the United States was moving to­ Some 200 children, apparently ward recognition of Red China. pass to the Uhupa area, nine all the children who had been the goal of world peace be more miles south of Kumsong. It met housed In the hulUllng, were led nearly realized. Prof. David D, Johnaon told the Senate's Mac- only sporadic fire. Another lank to safety by nuns, but a number of Vaughan of American Interna­ Arthur Inquiry that he "never patrol elanke.l out of Kumhwa, aged persons, mostly women, were tional College told the llanchester knew of any decision tiy the state 11 miles i-sl of Uhupa, lilasllng department, de.apite the British still on the upper floors of the High school 1951 graduating class at detenuuied Chinese along a stone mul wooden five-story atruc- ■ talk and the Britlah reeognltinn. ridge route. at commencement ceremonies this for UB to recognize." Then he tiiie more than an hour after the morning at the State theater. Pro- II. N, fighter-homliers .slipped hlllZe hi (llle out. added: through rain tdoiids to aid the fessor Vaughan, a soclalogiat "But because of the things that Most of the old men lived on spoke on "Old American Ideals drive toward Kiim.song Pilots re­ the lower Moors of the building were said in those days. 1 feared ported they eaupht a "large for New World Problems.' that we would not oppose their be­ and It was beheveil most or all The speaker discuased the group" of Re(l.*r on the open tianUs of them e.seupeP) — pite misgivings by the U. S. Joint a single hill north of Yanggu were into the flftli floor, where blind Vlgnone opened the program with President Truman signed today a Chiefs of Staff, He said the JCS Supports Rent lilnstefi by Allied guns, per.son* had been houned, but It the officials greetings j f the gave MacArthur a chance to call it U. N. foot troop* straightened Now for Cease-Fire eould not be determined at onca sill providing up to 2.000,000 tons (graduates. The orchestra them off a week before it was launched. their lines and probed Red poai- whether the patients still wera revered Roberts "Urbana." 3f food grain on credit to help In- 2. He questioned the "accuracy" Law Extension llon.s all along the ca.st. North of trapped on that floor at the tlm«. iflss Virginia R. Martin, salu- Jia fight off a famine. of an early draft of the State de- Inje the Allies pushed abiait a mile Washington. June 15 (/Ti Tlie Alien Gen. Douglas MacArthur is- In a statement, the President tatorlan, delivered her addresa partment'a 1949 "White Paper” on through intenao.flre. Officera said Uniteil Statea is reported opposed lued his own truce lild first. noted that the United States al­ sntltlsd "To Serve in the World CSvina. This document was a bulky Senate Banking Barks the fire appeared to bo a delaying to ally action aimed at saaking a Tlie State department reported­ ready is sending grain to India account of developments in China action to give other Reds time to ly hSa res'hted this British sug- et Economics.’' It the rate of 25CMKK) tons a cease-fire agreement with the Chi­ Urge Truman •niree numbers by the A Cap- and contained a good deal of ma­ Curbs After June 30, dig in. geatim thur far on 4h« ground* month. The new shipments, he terial ‘ highly critical of Chiang Along the western front Allied nese Cpmniunists now. that It would do no good. said, will bring the total up to two- Covers Defense Areas (C3ontinned on Page Four) Kai-Shek'S Nationalist govern­ patrols pushed four miles out in Its attltiido, however, would not ' Aa an alfemativa. it has siig- thirds of all the food India is buy­ ment. Johnson said some of the preclude talk.s if the Iteda made ' geated Dint Mr. Truman might Halt Strike ing from outside "to meet its emer­ material in the Defense depart­ Washington, June 15—(Ah—The (Continued on Page Eight) the first overtures. OITirials here make a ii-|iort on the Korean fight­ gency." ment's files conflicted with things Senate Banking committee agreed say they have no knowledge of ing to United Nations Secretary Mr. Truman's statement was ap­ In the proposed draft. And before any truce feelers. General TrygVe Me Such a n>- 'to N..Y Slii|)|iiiig Firms parently designed to offset Russian today to extend federal rent con­ publications of the final draft, trols beyond June 30 and apply The State department, it was nort, however, would Btlek to gen- Ask Taft-Hartley Law propaganda growing out of its Johnaon said he raised "the ques­ erallllea without Haling any de- News Tidbits sales of much less wheat to India. them to "eritlcal defense areas." See Red Move learned today, lias Informed the tion of the political advisability No definite time was set, how­ diplomats of the 16 eoiintnes witli Action Against Unions Culled from (/P) Wires The President signed the act in ((kintlnued on Page I'hree) his office at the White House in a of the document." ever, for the length of the exten­ troop.s in Korea that it believes ceremony attended by the Indian “ False Document’’ sion. On Jap Treaty Red China's fighting power must New York, June 15—(/P)—Forty British government spokesman Ambasnador. Madame Pandit: 3. He regards as a "false docu­ At the same time, the commit­ be furllier rediired on the battle­ shipping companies appealed to­ promises to plug all loopholes Secretary of State Acheson, and ment" the State department mem­ tee decidemg Island The eommIUee la In seaalon at Aquamim saya he believes disea.se their time of need." He expressed ofriclals asked not to be quoted sound last Sunday, has been left hope that "these shipments will that if the Western powers go by name. the Hotel Edl.son with union re- that has struck some striped bean destitute, it was learned today, presentatlvi’s and federal media- isave untold millions of our fellow ahead with a treaty for .Inpan in­ Another of the twice-weekly si'S- in Thames and Niantlc rivers is*' dependent of Russia ami t.'ommii- and public spirited citizen.* have tors In an attempt to reach agree­ s Mused by minute crustaceans human beings from great suffer­ Back Stronger. Curbs slons Is scheduled to he held iii the in g" nist China, the Soviet I’nion may started a fund for their care. ment on a contract to' supersede which attach themselves to gills counter with a separate treaty for State department trainy. Pros­ The widow, Mrs. Katherine Hll­ of the fish . . . U. S. immigration Earthquakes, floods, droughts pects were the rease-fire problem and locust plagues last year seri- Washington, June 15 — (A1 — East Gerninny. zlnger. an.l three children, whose (Continued on Page Eight) authorities say total of 124 men ' Join a fight for the very life of These sources said there is a •vlll l>e dlsriissed anew oilsly cut down India's food pro- Fighting for stronger economic thi.s nation . . . We've got to have Britain Is reported to have sug­ ages range between two and nine, have been picked up in New Jer­ distinct possibility that Russia will were the survivors of the missing FIND SAIIAIR’S BODY sey-New York area as susprrted controls. President Truman de­ a good, strong inflation-control gested the po.ssihihty of reviving a (Continued on Page Eight) clared last night that runaway Ip- follow such a course with the man. who Is Jielieved to. ha#« Ship Jumpers in past four days. law on the book.s if we are going 16-nation appeal ficr a cease-fire. Newjiort, R. I , June 15— flatlon could give Russia global Commiinist-Ied German Democrat­ This wc.iijd fie .similar to one dnift- drowne<1. yi (/Pf— Jet fighter craft capable of be­ to get through thi.s emergency ic Republic. They added that in The bully of a aaiior who is be­ victory "without firing a shot." suroe.ssfully." *d for Prr.aider.t T’ Um.an la«t Hilzlngep had suffered a heart ing refueled In flight by tanker Administration leaders in ,Con- such an event, the Western pow­ attack la.st year and medical bills lieved to tie one of 18 drowhed in planea are rolling off production Claiing Diplomats Hearing Recenaed ers' position In Berlin might be­ March but which .vns shelved the capsizing of a liberty launch gres.s hoped his plea would fire a Although the present law ex­ had left the family in debt. line in undisclosed numbers at Re­ wave of public opinion to help come more dlfTicult. on May 24 was recovered from public Aviation Corp. in Farming- pires June 30, the Hou.se Banking It .seems almost certain that the Wayne P. Smith, piibllaher of Newport harbor today. Again in France them put across the President's Aspirin Co. Ciils the Meriden Journal, said hla dale. N. Y. program, which was still in committee reces.sed unlii Monday Soviet Union will not participate The Navy said It was taken to Beauty shops, barber shops, its closed-door consideration of newspaper would sponsor the fund the Naval hospital for identifica­ trouble on both sides of the cap- which will he handled through a amusement centers and repair Barcelona, Spain, June 15- (A>)— itol. (Continued on Page Eight) tion and that after the next of kin Prire War Stores loeal hank, rontrlhiitlons are al­ places, along with perhaps 1,000,- A well informed source said today Congressional sentiment ap­ (UooMnoed on Page rwu) are notified the Identification wlU 000 other service establishments, 4he two British foreign office dip­ peared strong for continuance, ready coming In with a sizeable be made public. The body was eeeit must today put up posters listing lomats who disappeared myster- with some modifications, of the Treasury Balance ^ Bread Supply Cm New York, June 15 i4’i The one from the Meriden Policemen's in the water by a passing Na'Vy their celling prices. lou.sly late in May left Spain for present defense production act in­ makers of Bayer Aspirin have Benevolent association. boat. Margaret 'lYiiman meets Prince France yesterday after two days stead of the new and tougher law Washington. June 15—lA*!—The stopped selling their product to Royal Baudouln, Belgian chief of here. asked by the president. position of the Trea.sury June 13: As Sirike Widens priee-warring stores which have staff, lunches with Queen Mother The two men stayed at the lux­ In carrying his appeal to the Net budget rereipfs, $180,157,- rut the lOfl-tablet bottles to as low Elizabeth and holds news con­ as four cents. uriously Victoria hotel under people by television and radio, 038.53: budget expenditures, Hertford. June 15 .,p, An­ ference in whirlwind .start of her slightly changed names, the in­ Mr. Tniman said: $168.124,879 74. cash balance, $4,- Price-fixed at 59 rents before s U. S. Red Party Vows Belgian visit. formant said. He gave this ac­ "This is a fight for everyone to 532,427,109 59. other popular bread disappeared U. S. Supreme Coiiri decision upset count : from grocers' shelve.* in Hart­ part of the Fair-Trade art. stores STATE AIR RAID TE.ST Donald MaClean. 38. head of the ford and half of Connecticut to­ undercut each other until Bayer British Foreign Office's American day. as the New England bakery prlrea yesterday stood at: It Will Not Disband Hartford. June 15—(Ah—Connect­ department, used the name "Mar­ strike .spread to 20 plants. Abraham and Straus in Brook­ icut's second state-wide air raid shall MaClean." and "Guy Burgess. Last deliveries of Ward Baking lyn, four rents per bottle: Macy'a warning test—"much more elabo­ 40. recently recalled from his Job made here la.at night as salesmen and Gimhers, two bottles for nine cents. New York. June 15- lypr—The-it affect* our party and the Amer- rate" than the first one April 28— as second secretary of the British News Flashes and trucks in three major agency Amerlcan Communist party, peopl^.” will be sounded at noon Saturday. Embassy in Washington, used tbe points—Hartford, Willlmantic and The aspirin firm took full page adverlisement.s in newspaper., to­ whose top leaders soon must go Five million copies bf a party Major difference between tomor­ name“ Willia John Burgess.” (Late Bulletin^ of the (A5 Wire) .New London- were called off the statement on the court decision row's teat and the first one will be Tha two diplomats were said to Job. day aceusing the priee-euttiog to pri.son, .said yesterday it will not now are being printed said Den- the use of several newly-added si­ have crossed the frontier from stores of "jungle taetics of the disband. The agency points normally are worst kind." i nis, for dlstributton throughout rens and newly-installed "fan'Out" Spain Into France by way of supplied by the Ward plant In Speaking for the party waa Eu­ i the country. system, according to Fire Chief Puigeerda, a border town about 100.000 IN GE TO GET PAY BOOST The ad further Mated, "we have Providence. R. I., which was clos- discontinued the sale of our mer­ gene Dennis, its general secretary. I With Dennis was John Oatee, Henry G. Thomas. Hartford civil Washington, June 15— (IP)—The Wage Stabilization Board I editor of the Daily Worker, party defense director. (Uontiniied on Page Four) chandise to stores which adopt He called a news conference to today approved a nine-cent hourly wage increa.se for 100,000 (Continued oq Page Eight) these tartlr.,." j organ. General Electric Corp. Workers. These are employes not say the organization Is in this I Gates also Is a member of the country "to stay.” j party’s national committee nhil included in the recent cost of living advance to the CIO- "We Communists are going to also is under sentence on the con­ MacArthur Appeal Fades^ International Union of Electrical Workers. stand firm," he said. "We ore go­ spiracy conviction. ♦ ♦ Denies ^Cry Baby ^ Tag Fits ing to fight for our own right* He said the party will contlnua GAR.MENT WORKERS SIGN THREE-YEAR PACT and for the rights of all the peo­ to publish the Dally Worker, con­ Small Crowd Sees General New York, June 15— (A*)—A three-year contract covering ple Negro and white . . , tinue to maintain nSUonal bead- 43rd Division at Pickett "We are going to resist the at­ quarters In New York) city and 65.000 garment workers was signed today by employers and tempt to drive us underground, "continue to publish material.*!. union representatives in the offices of David Dubinsky, pres­ Houston, Tex., June 15—(>P)—A • compromise to encourage others but we are also going to protect ------T arowd of 20,000, which filled only to desist from attacking." ident of the AFL International Ladies’ Garment Workers Washington. June 15—0P»—Rep. with a report Rep Morano (R., our members and our organiza­ » ^ u t one-third of the seats In This was the core of his sec­ Union. Tlie contract covers some 2.000 factories in the I Prouty (R.. Vt.) today Joined the Conn. 1 made to Defense Secretary tions." ^ ^ g e Rice Btadium, last night ond major speech in Texas. He metropolitan area represented by the New Ydrk Joint Board ranks of those who have visited Marshall yesterday after a per­ Dennis Is one of 11 Communist and reported on conditions at sonal visit to the camp. Morano Urge Big 4 Talks J*“ rd General Douglas MacArthur delivered it from a flag draped of the Cloak, Suit, Skirt and Reefer JIakers Union of the leaders convicted of conspiring to decry the feeling of fear in this j platform on the field of Rice In- Camp Pickett, Va.—training site said many physical defects en­ teach and advocate the violent lezul. ' stitute's football stadium. ILGWU. of the New England 43rd division. countered when the division went overthrow of the U. 8. govern­ Under Paris Terms 'iTie five-star general stared at The 71-year-oId genera] winds * * * In a speech for insertion In the Into training at the reactivated ment. va.st expanses of empty space as it up with a speech at Fort Worth HUNT SLAYER OF N. Y. TROOPER Congressional Record (he Intend­ world War IT camp last Septem­ Their convictions were upheld he carried his ■ antl-admlnlstra- i tomorrow and flies back to New Oneonto, N. Y., June 15— (A*)—Bloodhounds today picked ed to make it on the floor yester- ber have been corrected but much last week by the U. S. Supreme London. Juno U—(AV—IM tlon stand to this city*of more York city in the plane Texas , ■ , ------■------*>Mt the House suddenly ad- still could be done. Court and they soon must go to United Stoteo, Britain and than half a mlllipn population. chartered for his trip. up a trail polKe hoped would lead to the man sought in the i Journed for lack of a quorum), Aiken, Morano and Prouty con­ prison to serve terms ranging France suggest^ to Baaoln to* "I find prevalent throughout the MacArthur's spokesman, MaJ. slaying of State Police Cpl. Arthur M, Diffendale. The trail i Prouty agreed with a speech by curred in statements that a recent from three to five years. day Big Four foreign miniatairn land a feeling of fear generated Gen. Courtney Whitney, was l«i northeast from this Otsofto ceuntr community where Dif. 1 u*.*-*? '. "i:!. article in Time Magazine entitled Dennis said he called the news ahonld meet to by false propaganda that we are fendale. 83, was shot down late yesterday by a'eattle.truck It? ' S j “ “ Zw”.JrS!iS"” "The Troubled 43rd”—describing conference to give the Communist world tenstona on the weak, that* we must appease and (Oontlnned on Page Ten) party’s version of "The meaning oriver. J -j-q aoma axtont ha olao oscroad agreement already rend (CoBUnned on Page of tbe Supreme Court decision os I their deputlM lii Putto BVENINO UI!;KAL.U. MAWCHESTBR, UONN- F R lD A l, JUNE 16, 1&6J ■'V * ■ rA O *TW ® PAOMTHBKijI mitteo aourcea aald Senator Ben- ' aa private proi>erty ba^controlled MANCHUSTUK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, .lUNF, ir,. l-i.-il York Btat*. Th«> federal r^nt con- ton (D-Conn), an admlnlat ration Aa now drafted, the ineaaur* Manchester Find $12,000 I trol projcratn would tnkr ovei, would brinK "critical defenae'' Expected U. S. Supports Rent a)H>keaman in ahaplng rent con ­ suu deputment id ' I howaver, if tlia local or alata areaH under federal rent control. pital for a short time !• again ! men at New London ii home for had more lime lim e realize, aa offt-I (Ightlnu trol legialation. had decided not !S av« 11. S. Op|>os<*8 say there haa bean no a g n of Critical defenae areaa would be Pate Book hiu'k at hrr honn*. i the summer with her parents Mr ! .'iiilH think It m li^ eventiiiilly. Unit eliila aaj to preaa for incluaioB of commer­ bi Rubbish ( Jieck on WonianV n peace feeler” from either • the - I^W Extension,--notional level over a period of alx doalgnated by tha Secretary of Recognijioii Denies ‘Cry Bal>v' 1h GracliiutiMl The 36th annual l-ovtunTx ^ Mrs. Sainuol .Sllvorhprz of I It eiinnot win In Korea, cial rent controla in the face of i Seerelnry of Stati' Aebesoii has Cblne.se nr the Ruaatana. montha. Defenae MarshHll and Defenae Tonight I Ininiro U.mlorom-e will lx> hol.l lti> T i"n .'y .xtroot. f.lltUKt.m. ('.eas< ‘-fir<* N o m overwhclmlnB conimlttee nppoai- GriinK I said Hull ii Iniee arranged along OITiclale whn disclosed this tn- ‘ 3 ^ e M t T « » S To drop propoanla for federal Mobilization Director Wilson. 1 Strawberry supper. Second Coi>- K ollC e Seek to Link ' War Front rrip Mlss l.s)la '.’ aimer, ibuightei nf (OMitlniiad from Pa»a Ona) tton. Of Red Oiina Ta" Fits L>rn U' Abtirn of Mapb* Rlr**t'i Kl Triiiiiaii Urj!c*H I di.scoiint the .siridegi, viibio of the Soiiiei ville police today were try­ • •I'l an m vilniton from Win.Is,n- ..Mil. I.'ilei III lielvdl o| all Ili n.i- shown m. liidivallon ol ai.i'pl mg j Slates. they said, undoubtedly F A T H E R ’ S D a y British-American club annual , "To my niind.” Prouty said, "it | Im^l on. Hun of Mr ainl Mrs Kiin]>- island ing to detcrniiiie whether $12,000 hu.sbun*! Cl. ngi' Thnrsilay Jiiin- 28 ninl lu i- lions nflei Comminiist Uhiiia h.is any sm li an angemeiil t.. 111.1 the i would go along. all day spring outing. Garden j wft-s an outstanrling *'xnmplu nf snll A born wht* la H «»f*nlre** sp*>ki‘snum sanl nf Mr anil Mrs Mablnn Cbapimin Hlsn at triul the .iiimmer seasl ims • .sending a military inquiry inlsaion ; iin\^arranted aspcr.sinn ho'- been' .la inr.H Ml-(b iiif ion of Mr.i. (('ontinwd From Page One) festlvnl, Ediicatloiinl Square. 4 nection with the $1,700,000 Brink's "W hether there will he any tlis- nf Maple nveiuio. Klliiigtnn. is I to Form osa in 1949 after a declalon i cast against th*' good name nf Uu h . *'f Mr;iiilt'W p. m. Money Express company hofdup In ciplinary action tlop«Mul.s «'n what hnme for tbe slimmer from Item . r .Tohii Sliaii'i ban. hrst ill favor of it. and later Miiiidav, liiiie 18 fam ous New F'^ngland N'ntionnl the facis bring otit ' Bin. • l< roa*l who IS n stini*'nt at the Prp.sidrnl's propo.sal for a now Boston .lanuary 17, 1950. Unllvge. .lenkintown. Pa against it. .lolinson said he thought Distnet 11 f’oniici ticut Stale Guard division ’ I’ retty. '27-year-old Mi.s laa.sset- Y.tW’ is lumi r for bis sumnn't va CROSLEY ELECTRIC RANGES iss tw o-year lau (hairn m n .'Spence M Joan .‘selverberz n .slml. nl tile decision against sending the , Nurses' assoc, dinner meeting. They said that Captain Joseph tor .spent three ilays at Se*»ul this (D-kyi waa anything but opti- IJttle .liiNtlfieutinii at Uonneetleut Gollege for Wo- ml^.sion " whs following political Small, in charge of the Somerville week with her hvishan«i. ( ’apt. miatir about the rhanri-.s of turn­ Coventry. 7 p. ni Prouty pnrtiuularly resented the IWe Sell ^ I ronsideratlona and not the mill-' W ednesday, June .30 Detective b’jreau. was already at artirle's stalenv-nt that complaints I Matthew l.disseUor, of the ing out a tougher controls meaa- tarv seciiiitv of the United work on that that angle of tha St Bridget's Sirawheiry festival. from the division had caused | Northumberland Fu.sileers. She Give Y ou Amazing N ew F eatures ure. .States ■’ case. i returned to Tokyo and ackm»\Nl- He told a reporter today that 6 to 8::;0 p.m. Pentagon officials to Jahel it the] 11 was develop'd yc.-terdey that Wednesda.r, liine '37 One strong clue previouicly had I edged the unauthfirized round Keith's Stock of Summer Items Solid Comfort while he hupi’d for comnutU* ac­ the State department opposed the "tVy Baby Ihvision.’ M» .said Couiilv meeting of Hartloi'l i led police and FBI investigators to I trip hut refus«*d to say how she tion next week, he wouldli l be "this was a .serums indictnu’nt an*l ’ nii.'Mon County Vederalion of Democratic I Somerville In the hunt for the ! engineered it. aurprlaed it enough Demoiia'.a one for wlueh there is little jus- Is Still Complete Shop Now No Korea War Plan Women's clubs, at 'Y, ' 8 p. m. I Brink'3 robbers. That was the find- and Republicana teamed up to put tifiration " DEWEV-RICHMAN Ladles of Columbus lawn des­ ' ing -soon after the holdup—of a across a atralghl (ontiminiue ot 5 Tliere was no war plan for Prouty agn * *l \sith Uie other For a Satisfying Selection! Koi'i a v.'heti the decision wa.s sert ea'rd parly. K. o f C. home. : pistol, taken from one of the the present law. Congressional rntus that ha«l th** 76 < Main Slrefl made lo int'iveiie thcic ’riiis was I Brink's guards during the robbery. article been written several Mine I*a«rlela Moake Flliiigtoii Mr. Tninuin .‘.aid m bi.s me.s.sagi I The pistol, picked up by a child on to the nation that some Congic.- in reply to a question trom tleua- months ago the eomlilionx tor Brewster (R-Mainei who a river bank, later was positively r!' ea aional leaders told him "they were desrrihud might hav« hr-en mo^' Palm in Ann Moske. daughter | Children's night was ob.scrved at Priced com m ented: ‘ '.“to it was a ca.se of identified as a Brink's gnn. acnirate. .if .Mr. and Mrs Krunig Mo.ske of under a lot of presauro from the Lt. Janies V. Crowley of tha the regular Grange meeting held “ Coolmor’’ Ohiliiarv ■■\S’hil'e It wnijlrl he maccut al«' • 79 Well.s .street, graduated from | •peclal Intel esls lo do away with I !lved, it j •loseph's ('nthedral .lune 11 Mon- riic following program was pre­ , heard.” tereil the case. $199-95 DeatliA signor Collins, pastor of the cr- Here's a picture of a mas reloxinq. I Spence said he opposed even a 1 evi l'."lU' n riignized that s.Uia- should he pfiiriti’d out that the t sent (» dance hy Cathy Mr. Truman cautioned that It parliiienl didn't cooperate.” Chester; and tw o .siqteia, Mrs. G. , would say the mfirale was ver>’ Vilol.s elO -ft. $21.50 K»vi‘ rninpli’fi* inntrol nvt*r «'v«tv «'t Hvirlniu ninj: raniii’H lor B.I M " I «»r "rloNter’* On Sale Saterthw aite; .song. N egro Spir­ heotinq system. Inflation runs wild after June 30 Secretary Aehe.son. when lesll- Milton Nekson and Mrs. Robert I satisfactory." The attendanee whl. h was very- unoking. and^n lh*‘ «l*‘4*p w«*ll unit. to«». lopH, Hinijli* ,'ind ilntihlf «*\»*n iiiihL'N ('orn** in ituals, Cynthta Sikes, tap dame. • 12 ft. $2673 because there la no law to curb II, fylng la.st week, said the V. S. Cotton, both of Manchester. ' "I assure, you." Prouty .said, good nl 150 would have been hotter iinil 1 h«*m N( iW'l Bryan McConville and the final pollry Is firmly against recogniz­ The funeral will be held tomor­ "that the label XYy Baby' hivision had not sueli interferences aa *'Mottormlnd** Clock Timor turnM L«‘n( <>n m the coat of the defense program number by- Rodney Edwards, ing Red China. As to possible use row aftenioon at 2;30 at the Wat­ is one of the most undeserved in- mea.sles and poison ivy dlneas oc­ •I D t; ««f ov<*n, limuN *' 18 up. Bet OR tha I needed and the consnmlng public Hour." There were 88 adults pres­ chaises, I hairs, tables, umbrellas foi h«'m h STORES (Tiineae Communists out of the U. Center street. Rev. Fred R. Edgar, He said the division hna round­ The organist for the servlre was I will auffer. ent and 20 children. Following the law n! I kcIugIvo Solf-soollng, Solf-ad|uitlng Ovon N.. Aeheson suggested It might pa.stor of the South Methodist ed Into shape a.s a unit "of which Mrs Edith S. Ai-rhibalit. Even it the fighting in Korea program the children were taken D oor pluH "heat kiN'piT " iiiHiilation rotnin.'A inoro HALE'S SELF-SERVICE MORIARTY-MOBILHEAT Brand Wagon ended tomorrow, he said, controk- 1 ' a question for the world court church, will officiate and burial the Army and the nation may well The Andover Voluntary Fire De- be prou

>■' p a g e S E V i^ '' rl: MANCHESTER EVENII*M; HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. JUN E 16. 1961 MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY. JUNE 16. 1951 p a g e 8 U and Patil Ooguen, honorabla men­ berahlp of 50 per cent: to Increaae Auxiliary will be held tonight at 8 aaai.Rtance to programa dedicated p. m. at tile Community Hall with property, la the admlnl-atratrix Teachers Strike. j tion award* ami songa were aung by the graduate*. Preaentatlon of to the young people of the town the newly elected officer* presid­ scholar to submit to sn intellec­ the eatate, the gro.sa value of Telephonp Company and to get information about ahd ing tile cIbab wbb given by Superln- Resident Here which amounted to $11,421.19, and C ^ N . v Although the graduation* in the IHanrtiratrr tual stiaitjacket of any kind, Driver Held Bolton Vacation Startsi lendenl of Schoola Merle \\diul- cluioRc a working committee for i eonaisted of intereat in realty at town * scliool* are over HclionlR will and, 80 doing, accept the principle ------mansee. Charles Manning of the the eatnbliRhmenI of a eiuh house Doris Mohr D ltalla ; l.'i47 East 13th atreet. and at 67- ; ( lo*e nffiriallv Weilneidjiy. June Is Left S5,000 Pawtucket. R. I. Jnue 15 -i4». Board of TCducatlon awarded the for the l*-glon. SDritiiui that such a stralljacket could ru Tel. Manchester SS49 I 80 76th atreet, $10,000; pcnalon ; to Building 2 0 . Not to Blame To Add Pawtucket public school* elosed diplomn*. The program rkweil « lUi The final meeting of the Post PUBUSilKD BT th e applied to othera. He lost hla Job check from New' York City police j ROASTING CHICKENS HERAi.n PRTNTINO CO.. INC. for the Rummer vaeation today ! the cln.'s song and benediction hy f'lvll Defense chairman E. department. $2.'),R1: four sharea of IS Jtwwll rtreft. not because he bellcvcil in ('oni- with still no aeltlement in view of Kev. Metzer. there were 22 grad­ Om cluckcii.s arc raised with care, handled with M«nch»*tfr. 0>nn. (’oroner Ackprimui H uh Pierce Herrick ha.e announced fbal Joseph A. Wefifie, of Pacific Tin Consolidated f'ompanv. 1 space. The lease expires this fall. inunism, but l>e(ause lie believed Properly Purchased on Const ruction of the addition to the the Ri-hool teariier* strike which uates. THOMXfi rFRO.l’iklS. Bolton will participate In the | (.lieMtniit Street INaincd .51,3: ca ll. $.3 48. and life In.surancc, At a meeting Wednesday evening .skill, individiiall.s pinneil and ch eck ed to m e e t-th * - Pr«K., Tr^M.. in Americanism And one of the IsNiied lliM Fim ihigK on stale-wide tests of the civil air i $1,378.90. 1 telephone building will be started had left more than 8.000 pupils GIFT FROM MK'HAEI.S rfunil*d October 1. IS*1- East CA*nler St. to Be without foimal study since May 14 i of Abe .Miller Post, American I.e- high est .staiidtird.?. 5'ou will notice th e superior-, prices of being for real Ameri- raid warning system tomorrow III His Mother's Vi ill .soon after the property is ac­ gion, Betlring Commander B. F,d- I'lie Murdock Death quired, and ia acheduled for com- Th" ' itv'-- voters will he asked A PART OF THK TRADITION Pubitflwd Bver> Br^nins i-nnisni. in these hysterical times, noon. “I GET IDEAS"...... Used; More Operators ward Daley presented the gavel to it \ ill flavnr as well a? niiixuiraiice. Announcement has also been . . . .Tony Martin pletion' next spring. Inatailation of ^ June 28 if they favor a pay in Bundari •"» Ent«rf<- •> County ('oroner Bernard J. Brooklyn. N. Y . June 1.5 Out Incoming commander, Gaylord is often that of dnuving the fire made that a school for auxiliary Needed for the Service the now equipment will go for- n < a’«‘ lot Ihr icachrrR but Mayor Poll .'fflc* kt M»nrhf!>t»f < "nn , •• Ackerman, rif Itorkville. issued “TH ERE’S A BIG BLUE CLOUD’ ...... Perry Como Paine for the coming year. of those who are pushing a brand policemen will be conducted by of a net estnli- of .$10.34-1 -19 lelt w.ard during next summer and it is Gawronco A. Mi'Cartby aroffed at ROGER OLCOn See{irn C.»m m«H ______his report yesterday after inves­ Aims adopted for the coming David I, Bailey of. the sec urity JO-ANN The Southern New Fjngland expected to be ready for service tho rrferrndiim aa "phony ' and SrUSCKIt’TION BATfci of Americiini.siti which has bor- tigating the Bcclclenl Ma; 2-’> when by his lurjlticf, Mary D. Wcof^c. “MR. AND M ISSISSIPPI ” ...... Dennis Day’ year include Increasing of mem in:i \\ esi Center Slreel Telephone 7859 group. The first session will be j sometime in the fall of 1952. "mcHninRlr.N.s.** tei hniqiie.s and dc- David C. Murdo k, 11. son of Mr. wlio died on March 18. 19.50, '\y'- Telephone Company announced to­ Oa* t»»i' M >**'! $ K no rowed all Ur held on July 6. There will he live | Reader and Advisor The quoation aiheduled for thr 8ls monihp by Mi;l and .Mrs. Thomas A Murdock of cRUsc of her fa'Iiirc to leai'c a will. “SOl’ND O FF" ...... • VauKhn Monroe Bought from Hhannona » > viers of Uinugbt .mitrol fron tiv sessions of approximately two I day that It haa completed the pur­ ballot uill aek "do you favor an Oae month by J» " ■ l^ckc street Extensictn, Bolton, Joseph A. Wegge of 91 Clie.slnul The property measures about 80 S '>& hours each, meeting twice a chase of the property adjacent to inrrea.ai* in aalary" but niakra no Sinri* 1-<'P5' j „,| totalitarian.' was killecl while riding a blcycde. •street. Manchc.iiter. foiin . rcccive.s feet on F.ast Center street and is tVMkIy. by Carrier . Has Moved To New Address mention of the amount. fleo'h Yale did n^t si.lcstcp this Its central office building at 52 Bboiil 230 feet deep. It was pur­ Chewing Wrigiey’s 8tib». Oal'yfTfrt The coroner reported Murdoc k s | .'^ ^ .^ I L o lc v "who%!a; $5,170.51, is ili.seloscil here today In Mr('arthy anid both aule.a In the was ncit caiVsc-d by the crim- the Surrognti'.s’ ( ‘oiirt through the Bast Center street, ami that it will chased from i'errence and Thomas i.asue. Us honorary degree to Dr death attended the auxiliary atate po- Elm SI.. Off Main St. diapute bnve already agreed the mbmbeh of Inal act. omission or rarelea.sneaa filing of an inheritance tax ap­ eonai rucl an addition to the build­ J. .<4hannon of Manchester and TlUi u>! I'.IATF-D rRBSb i Tolman snlntcd not only his ' lice school Additional volunteers t**arlier.a .should have a raiac the Spearmint Gum 1 of any otlier pe-,son or persons, praisal of the ...... proper­ Near ronneclleut General Terrence FI. and John F Shannon diaapreemenl la over the amount. The Aiaaclatad Pre»« '» M«;lu»iTfly| aehiei'cnicnls in bis pridcssional are needed for the auxiliary police ing In the near future .^n auto. opei’ated iiy Mrs. ly with .Surrogate 1-: Ivan Kiilicn- Potterton’s of F.ast Hsrtford. The sale was The tearhera demand a $410 a ' force. Anyone interested in lak- ('leorgena Bell of Box jJiountain Insurance LARtiE STOCK—ALL SPEEDS. r.\, 4.5. 78 The new *lnicture will be used negotiated by McKinney Brothers .HM of psychology. but I ing the course Is urged to call Mr. stcin. year rniae. The srhool rommlttee’a Road collided with the cyclist to houae additional long di.4tance Heips On Your Job aot otherwise oredited J’’’* also haded turn as a valiant de- j Bailey at telephone 4349. Ur.sula M W-ggi . daiiglil'r. of AT THE CENTER 5:t9 .541 MAIN STREET Inc. ia.«it ofirr of $2r»0 w nn turned dfiwn and also the local news P U b l l s h c O here. when Murdock, according to po­ 1547 East 47th street here who switchboard and a-ssociuted dial The exi.'ting telephone building I'rrsent salnnea ranRC from Many people lind that chew­ fender o f t h e dom of the Tel. 6-1.170 Hartford All right* cf rc-pubUcition nl ipecUl lice. cajne out of what was des- reieives the remainder of the switching equipment winch will be on F7ast (’enter street was con­ $2,100 to $1,000 a ye«r ing on a ol delicious aispatehs* herein *rc «l*o ri fnecL KIT.A. V.XSMIN mind." I rihed as a blind driveway. The needed to serve telephone suh- structed In 1928 A secon.! floor AVriglcy 8 Siiearminl Gum is a youth was rushed to Manchester mil •errieo here of N. F, A rbre On llic same ,lii\- the same i.ssiic Clenhroe.k, Nev.. June 1.5 9 ■ aerihers in F.sst 11 sit ford and was added to the building in 1946 real help to them while fhr\ re Memorial Hospital where Medical Police guards lodav p.atrol the Glastonburj-. in order to provide for the rapid- working. The pleasant chewing was St 11 .ssed hy a distinginsiicd Kxaminoi ftolicii t' Keeney, .Ir.. '*moh'si.e.e Kcprveentiil’cos J'he ' rented home of screen actress Rita Toll service (or Ka-s| Hartford growing needs for telephone facili­ Yale son. Arcluliald Mai Lclsli. m pronoiini'cfl him dead iubsrriliers is ties in .Manchester. Additional Tork (Jhieago betrciil and Bolon. iniilliple ftactiires and internal gives you a little lilU and heliw FOR DAD— A I hla address at the Commcncc- nioimlain resort. now handled at the Hartford long long distance switchboard equip­ make your work go smoother o r injuries diatance- s\Mtchiug center Because Graduation e.xeirises of Union * MSMBcsR Al'WT pfltEAi: j nient exercises at Wellesley Coi- District Attorney Jack Streeter ment serving Manchester tele­ and etister. stationed the seven-man guard of the great increase in tele|ihoni- phones IS now being Installed at (tramiuar school were held eri- CIRiTl.ATIONS ' lege. Besides the chewing, you 11 yesletflay. explaining he feared traffic In and out of the Hartford the building to keep pare with the nesdav afternoon at Wood Memor­ new Parker "51” +h» Heral'. F-rinting Company tne., I "We hate ami detest Commu- Gels Ilijrli Decree renter, the company will handle enjov the relreshing flavor of aiawea . « nranna' reeponsihihly for for the safety of the actre.ss and continued residential expansion in ial I.ihrary Rev F'razer Metzger I nism." he^ said, "because it denies her IT-monlh-old daughter. Y'as- all out-of-town calls from Fast the area ns well as for antleipaled ga\e tile invoi'Rtion. The i-la.'-s wel- ■VN’rigley^ Siiearmint Gum It's lost wanted pen tvpoffgpnicsi • rrnrr appear ng WATKINS real, old-fashioned garden rertlsementr and aii'i resding ma.ter I In theory and de.'-trcys m practice From Io$va Slal<* min. Hartford and Gla.stonburj- at the g-rowtli of business and industry. ( ome was given by John Malin. an In The Man.-hertei Ecen'cig Herald. Streeter said he hear,! hoodlums enlarged Manchester toll conter essav "American Hegiiitiings" by mint—the kind of mint grown ; what it to us the most valued in Miami, Kla . express ton mueli To IncrtAse Operator. I I I’ntru iii Barry: an e-ssay, "Anier-I ' many New Kngland garden?, Mil** jm’m h< \3 111 (hsr.tiil III! Friday. June 18 ' thing in tliis world; tlie singu- William D. Barclay. Jr , aon of lean Growing." by Irene St07.ua; njoy this delicious, long-lasting interest In Rita and Yasmin. her The new equipment will l»e Deaths Last Night ’ of •mpurh \3 rUln1; Mr. and Mrs. William D. Barclay, daughter hy Alv Khan. He just "America Coming of Age. " led by gtreat dailv ! larity. the tinlqiiene.". the ' ready in about a year; and prior Ink U In n line. ■Sr. of Talcottville, formerly of I rio.scmarle Piceola and an essay, returned from Florida. to that time the company will What Kind of Withdrawal? ! spiritual personality of the In- Manchester, was graduated from ! "American Future" by Fllizabetii 0\»T Nl/nl lonK-llfr IMI rwr^4»lr JUNE BRIDES more than double the number of BV TH E .4»S4K1.\TED PRE.S.S ' dividual human tiring We hate ! Iowa Slate University at Ames, Ann Ahern h«»bU mon' Ink No nibbor |mrl^! Olicf^ Apain tho (’oiTnnunlstti tn telephone operators on duty here. Iowa, on June 15 and received hi* Mt. Fieasant. la Bishop Fllizahetli Ann Ahern and .lohn Korea have made a striking mass ^ and detest it because it ttirns There 1* now a force of about 65 I l,U*»truloy or Uobl Hibil nipn George ,Mlen Beecher, 8.3. senior I Malin received the Ameru-an I.e- men into members . ma.«ter« degree in statistic* telephone operators in .Manches­ 'J «mnrt withdrawal which can be inter­ He was graduated from Man­ member of the Heuse of Bl..hops ■ gion awards. Rosemarie riccola "Blit there are Americans o! ter. It ia expected that this num­ preted two ways. One way to in­ chester High school In 1943 and ber will be increased to about 150 of the Kptscopal Church who M\T< HIV(. r P M II ‘ 1 9 ' r this generation who although they | terpret it is to say that the with­ from the I’nlversity of Connecti­ operators in order to handle the spent 51 years In the ministry, and a friend of Buffalo Bill, the (VO F r T 4 \ l Select an appropriate memorial fo drawal Is purely military that cnmieir.n Conimuniim m the most ' cut with the class of 1949, with Increased telephone traffic. The LIGHT ROCK high di.stlnction in paychology, company hopes to be able to re­ frontiersman H* was born i i mark a loM’d one's passing . . . one the Comimmists are forced bact: emphntie terms slinre in fact its j and received his Bachelor of Monmouth. Ill underlying certninli’ tliat estah-' cruit as many local people as pos- EASY PAYMENTS lhal adds dignilv and heaiilv with the by superior I'nited Nations fire Scienee degree aihle to fill the.se positions. Des Mulnes, la Col. C. FM pass.'ige of lime. Here you find many lished truth comes first and man : During World War n he served ward Bowers 70. former exeru 1 6 power. The Manchester property, locst- INVITED from which to choose one flial suits Another way to interpret it la comes after . . in the Navy for 27 month! aa a ed west of the telephone building, live of the Royal Union Dife In pharmaelst* mate on the hospital la now leaaed to the First Nation­ surance Company of Des .Moines HEARING-AID lour individual rircumsianres. to say that it Is not only a mili­ "The one certainly of our time, TRUE FRUIT ship. "Benevolence." al Stores and is used as a parking He wss bom in Virginia. COMPARE AND SAVE tary withdrawal, but a diplomatic tlie one certainly in a fog of M BATTERIES withdrawal as well In this inter­ doiiM- ,s ihi- lertninty that this FIAVORS For All Hearing Aids pretation, the Communist with­ age of ours is big with a future of | BURN Sample - Pleated litnin drawal is an anssver to repeated infinite possihllities. and tliat n > HATS CLEANED At your doolort *‘IT\rrvHil.T” "Mlnl'M*!** man lia.s yet had the hoMr.css of iNTHkACITE- SEVERAL GOOD USED SILVERSMITHS SINI'T! 1906 SAFOIRITI United Nations policy statements AND RLOCKED ‘•Merrary*' •TKM F.LERS...... of recent weeks Tlie.se atatements iiiH'-'inal inn, tlie originality of pt 9.'ih M.\!N STRF.KT .... M.VNCHKSTKR MEMORIAL COMPANY ■1. 11,1. the rehollioiisness of spirit, HENRY'S S o fa * 1 7 9 10” and 12” BEVERAGES have all hem to the effect that the LN' HARTFORD AT PRATT AND MAIN STREF.ITS only United Nations military fviii. - to f, r, see that fiitiin in a vision Shoe S e m ce — Drv Uteaning 470 CENTER S T . MANCHESTER 249 No, 51aln SI Depot Sq. GOAL tion Inalde North Korea would he will, h , an make it ours (Left) Rejfularly $229.00. A higH ".N'o man no plulcsoplier, no TELEVISION SETS that neceasary to gtiard against a arm sofa style for a more or less 87.3 Main St. Tel. 4136 resumption of threat to South I ami no poet lia- conceived the formal room furnished in 18th Cen­ BANTLY Korea. The Communists have ni,\\ meal, ulahle promise of this pres­ tury mahogany, Empire, Victorian PRICED withdrawn to a position m Ncirtn ent we now hold within our hands or a combination of these styles. PROM $50 to $ 12 5 Korea which is in no sense a mili­ and Man at ns a thing to fear Notice Covered in a grey tapestry with AT OIL CO. tary threat to South Korea So do­ " t ’niess, in some quarter of file touches of soft rose, green, gold Zoning R4>ard of Appeals ing they may have aci-cptfd in world tile mind is free tbe fn- and blue. Boucle fringe trim on TEL. 5293 In ai cnrdancp w-ith the reqmre- BRUNNER’S DOST MISS IT deed if not in word, Pnitcd Nn- tun 1* ,.]ien. ilie imagination can r cushions; nail trim on arm fronts. 1 ments of the Zoning Regulations tlona conditions for a cessation id moll in loud off,,inl truth, that ; of the Town of Manchester. Conn . i the Zoning Board of Appeals will || man mnv m-i'er Iri-e . , for shetr economy Range and Fuel 358 EAST CENTER STREET fighting In Korea. WATKINS MALONEY’S hold a riihllo Hearing on Monday. Come Up Tonight Which Interpretation does Uni'- ' Th^ Anipncfin pre-posttion is ■ ROTHBKS. INC. YOU CAN'T BEAT IT RADIO AND TKLEVLSION Oil Distribul’ors •Tune 25, 1951, al 8:00 p. m. In the ed Nations and Amer.ran p o l i c y rv'W Hs if \5;i'> wf'-n it wa.s Sample - Curved Front Hearing Room of the Municipal f u n e r a l 660 Center Street Telephone 2-1046 Building on the following applica­ now choose ? «''I'.t ■ ;\» i], Ihr L’lcat new. rrvolii- .33.3 MAIN ST. tinnBrv fln'l ci^'fitnr idea of our S E R V IC E for 0 worm homo tion.*. If it choosea the purely military Roger Olcotl for extension of pl"H h. ' Interpretation, we aa.sunle that wc Orniand J.Wcst YOU CAN BET ON IT permi.ssion to have free standing t>ave smashed the t.'onimunlsts .-o TId-.m’ who pln< ' this American S o fa - 2 1 9 sign. 2' X 8'. In front of dwelling i| D irector at 403 West Center Street, Resi- ! badly that they cannot stand I'topoRttmn within chains of thrlr I S A L E OPEN ’TIL for complefo details derre Zone AA. against us, we pursue them north­ own for^rm^:. whm.iMni1> \5 hn WoUhl k'll NYLON rind pony nde btisines* in triangle, the conqust of all Nc.rth Kon a. Thor# It so obligtfios, osd smart new de.sigii adaiitable to the SUMMER west of Windsor St , North of | If we as.'umc this, the oiitiom, IhoULl't mill lihuily in th* iiRiii*’ IT WILL SAVE YOU MONET 18th fentur.v living room furnished AND RAYON Tolland Tpke.. and F.ast of Wil­ FREEZERS asd APPLIANCES AT is virtually certain. It is that the of .SCI 111 it \ who wnuM Intali- bur rVoss Highway, Rural Resi- ] Aufhorixod deolof with comfort as a requisite; or for Communists wall, after all. prove tanan in ortlcr to cnm>)at a room in the Modern manner. The dence Zone. capable of fighting again And iRrianism thf'Hc no than th<' Th» Sign of 9 SUITS E. F'. Coughlin for extension of I lovei'ing is an all-over tone-on-ione permis.sion to have Repafrer'a IJ- Give-A way Prices this time, they might ti.ii,- mo.,- fi*x5 ( ‘..Muniini-sts ;n our WORTHY SERVICE G. E. Willis and damask in rieh Kelly green, CORD cenae at 55 Oakland Street, Bual- | mid truce Dave Finbinder for extension of ] FRENCH FRYERS INTERNATIONAL Tini's proclauu" tiptinuslu ally, ABLE, FINELY TAILORED SUMMER In Korea. It will ijecognizc that permission to erect group dwell­ LIST $.32.95 HARVE$TER that a ht 4‘f hoycoll by houscwiNcs ings in arcordance with approved the Oonununlata are no longer I OENFllAL ri.EOTRIO ;s hrt-alun^: the calllrmrn’s ntnkc. .SUITS. plans on North side of Lydall St_, 1 $18.99 REFRIGERATORS poised In an offensive position: it , The Tunes story submit.*^. a.«i approximately 1000' F.a.st of AUTOMATIC TOASTERS wrill allow the battle to be broken Parker Street Rural Residence | $199 ! proof, the fart that beef is .still m off; It will turn tta energies to the Zone. TOASTMASTER REG. $t3.0() 5 (4 72 t retail store.s. m spite of the d' - Americo Buccino for extension ! reconstitution and the reconstruc­ Covered to TO.AST AND .lAM SFT crea.se m supply, and cites h< hmIv of permission to have conce.ssion RKG. $27.95 12-FT. KELVINATOR tion of South Korea. stand for the sale of light refresh­ increased purchase's of meal 8uh- FREEZERS OF.NKaAL r.I.FirTRIO This wrould mean that the Unit­ ment* at Charter Oak F'ield. $19.95 : stttutc.s poultry, fish and c1'.A4 RFC. $445 ed Nations would have to ac­ Your Order Charter Oak Street. Residence | STEAM IRONS a.s evitlcncc that houscwi\» .s m- Zone AA complish the unu.'ual feat of • T\—RFC. $4.95 $339 a’. I ■ -i v.i: liepf. Hi nty Bonk for exeeption on I LIST $18.V5 5 7 2 J 5 breaking off a pursuit. oi cn.l- garage erected closer to side line 11 ' U iv \vr think lO(( rally to t'll KNIFE SETS 98c Ing a battle, at a moment when at 4 Tanner Street, Residence || wh< llu i I r tii't the hrri strike h i- U w-ould seem to lie in pnsscssn n Sofas *189 Zone A, ' , rcaily h< » n l-inker. But tlie Tun Bruno Bychol.skl for permission ELECTRIC STOVES of the military initiative and the ZENITH CLOCK- RFG. $199 GENERAL ELECTRIC lot \ ( lit 1.’ t !it " 1 \ in w Inch It to sell New and Itsed Cars on F'.ast {■ military advantage. side of Broad Street. (,355' South || ; tan be hrokrn, ALSO RAYON SHARKSKINS AND PORTABLE RADIOS $17.99 This would be the har.l thing to of Middle Turnpike Wi.stl. In­ RADIOS S27.00 $139 do. There are few instance* in hi.-i- 1 And one tiunL' at loa>t. is al­ With Watkins Covered-to-Order Service, there’s no need PLAIDS. dustrial Zone. STATE HEARING tory when it haa been deliberately ready ai'parcnl It i.s that the na­ to have anything but a “perfect” sofa for your room. This ALSO. TOASTMASTER NFW STOUR GENERAL ELECTRIC tion's hoiisewivr.s arc not slormtny W. Stanley Broadwell for per- j done. But it IS precisely to he .-ihlr key-arm Lawson fits into most any decorating scheme from mission to erect addition T x 17’ | IlOSriTAl.lTY TKAVS Ih.c .siorr-K tnr f’'eef orjtanizin : DEEP FREEZERS to do sometturg like this tliat lli. maple, through mahogany periode, to Modern, with slight fool. Cool . . . that's how you feel all sum­ on rear of pre.sent garage which KKfi. S32..V) IRONS (LIST $1'2.951 $8.95 any i;r'at piotr.'t j'pam.st any pos- Tariations in the base treatment. mer long In one of these "Stripped For Ae- will extend C from the north sole 6-12-I.5-I6 AND 20-FT. United Nations itself exists. It > Regularly $11.95 (.f; nk.k .\l f i .f c t k h ' «:ih'< .shortage Tlie r'a.sun is ch ar. Choice of covers ! line whi( h is closer than K gula- j $21.99 ALL SI’F.< lAl.I.V I’KH F.I*' exists not to wage u'ars Init to tion" siilta. l.lght on the hark — and light tions allow al 28 Litchfield .'street. Thev cannot, in ar.v ea.se. affoi I Like all Watkins Sofas, it is made with a sturdy, long- on your purse, too! C'ome In tomorrow for the wage peace; pot to .sc, u Uu-' Residence Zone B. M IX E R S S25J)9 to h’.iv iniu h V>< M at ih. pMtf .stlu’ 125 of them: Mostly matelassra. la.sting hardwood frame, doweled, glued, screwed and comer- most romfortahle hny ever! triumphs of oM-'-t\lc \iclory, hut lesta Chairs I.'ipe.'-triea, brocatfll*.', damask.' and Jerome Kaminski for permission i:;< at ind’rtry ha - s. t fm- heef p Jilockcd for rigidity. Deep coil spriny^ high grade cotton to do its Jol) iif cnt.ir, ir.g a !a .v fiiezcs with a few textuie.'. .stripes to enclose front porch on fir.st and the meat industi\ v\ants t" 4-rcat felt and finest 4X moss are used tfirni^Nput. second floors of dwelling which agnln.sl aggression; not to kill os and mohair* for good mca*urc! Ail a great demand foi tlie pr.Mhn i it popular color*! is approximately 14' from street i | mnity pc',]dc as possible, but aa . 9.95 line at 70 Parker Slreel, Resi­ is withholding, it would first lia\* few; not to indulge in conquest* I FREE ALTERATIONS dence Zone A. to reduce the prire entiugh to p - of its nwn. no matter how ; Mra. Clarence Laklng for ex­ tension of permission to have free I REG. $448.38 17-IN. righteous they may seem, but to , create consumer ilemand for it. You never get up to adjust a Siesta Chair 1 standing sign 1 x T approxt-j POLAR CLUB prevent all conquests hy force of ! Just lean forward or backward and the chair mately 10’ from street line at 180 PHILCO TV AND arms. i adjust.s itself without levers, ratchets, New Bolton Road. Residence ELECTRIC notches or other makeshift devices. They’re Zone AA- z A Blow For Liberty CHIMNEYS built on the principle of balanced weight and Arthur Boudreau for permission PHONOGRAPH $268.60 to erect undersized dwelling on FANS Cleaned. Repaired. Kebiitlt. can be adjusted from an upright sitting to a Sample - Tufted When the chips arc down, there ' Expert Roofing: & Gutter Work Fjast side of Bell Street, North of j Glastonbury Town line. Rural la life and liberty in some of our horizontal sun bathing position. JANSSON ("omplete with white fringed canopy, and Residence Zone. 11 old and traditional institutions Nussdorf Construction Co., for | $ 0 .9 9 TeL South Coventry. 7-6261 leg-rest, in glistening white enamel with yet. 1 permission to u.se driveway as an green or red water-repellent plastic-coated 14-IN. TV CONSOLE $125 It was in a spirit- of deliberate ' Sofa *259 access to sui industrial use on drill covers! Hurry for yours! North aide of North Main Street, and frontal challenge to some of | West of Hockanum River, Real- j the forces of darkness threatening , (Left) Regularly $325.00. The dence Zone A. 19-iN. REG. $495 America today that Yale Univer- WANTED! deep diamond pleating of the back Pete Ponticclli for permission aity, on Monday, awarded an - to continue to use building for of thii sofa is borrowed from the storage of masonry equipment and honorary degree to Dr. Edward I ADMIRAL TV CONSOLE '$298 AIRCRAFT Victorian period, yet it j.9 at home supplies, and to erect addition on Chace Tolman, who was one of in any room furnished with mahog­ North side of building at rear of the faculty members dlamiaaed MECHANICS any pieces! Bow-shaped front, R E ^ i ^ L ; Lots No. 4 A No. 5, McKee St., ; ‘.ait year by the University of two cuthions, boucle fringe North of House No. 16, R_estdence | ,‘iUfomia bccauM he refused to Urgently need trained me­ Zone B. HUNDREDS OF OTHER trimmed. Green satin-finished tap- MEN'S SHOPS All persona Interested may at- ] 16-IN. TV CONSOLE S149 . -a a loyalty oath. chanics at once, or we with sofa beige and roae. 907 MAIN STREET WELDON BLDG. tend this hearing. : There was never any Inference train you. Listed under job ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS! that Dr. Tolman ie or haa been a deferments. See our classi­ • AIR.CONDITI ON.ED W H. Stuck. Chairman CapaBumiet. stand -was that it fied advt. under male help M a n c k e d e ^ E. R, Keimcdy, Secretary |l wanted. ' WITKISS beneathi l h < ^ a dignity of WATKINS Sun Shop f RIUAY, JLNE 16., 1961 PAGE NINB , MANCHESTER BVENING HER>h.D. BIANCHESTER. OONN^ rRrPAT, JUNE IR, 1981 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCKE o i e .iv v a j w n . *V '4 PACK EIGHT ■■ >4 liiiniliiii ga, liol dogs, salad, cake, aide 1ender:0lip of Mrs Robert" Donna: K v n rlt M rf’ole ami tile scluMil Thursday. All's. Joliii ' caro of the Chlnaaa Air Korcf' nt Columbia Ijike. The baby was | pie and watermelon Nineteen | Kingahury and assistant Mrs. Roll- , Brcad Sii|>ply (’iit ilRii^htor B'^Rtnur; Donald Third .Set of Twins Born iSoe Ko;ht of the pi. me I, that 1 ‘. <1 intphius will ho they will return to their respective prnctieing pliv.sicl.in. Dr. George make a left hand turn, according Lebanon was chosen presii.ciil and arrived at the liinchrooni door in 1.1 fi.'in 9 I I 3ii .a in .Indv .lishes ami silv.rwate .V report The CJommunity Players last |[o\v,,vcr, he said, he hatl no mf..i- nij;li' 'Pwins, a •“on and dall^:htf•^. Sonotarv Hrihoit Moni.*'«m havo o.'Ciirred Wlieti Mr 'I'al.-oll no- .t'.'anh'fl tin* llrhion srhonl ha.sf’- medical colleges to pursue their Liindberg. .Sr., who is Chief nl the to police reports, and Henry Di- Gardiner Shorcy of Heluim. se­ thev wrie greeticl personii'lv hv M.ss Walla.e of Hie Hartford .111 Hie g i^ fo i the new s. ho..l will CAN BE SEEN AT 38 PEARL ST. night displayed Ihelr wanes at the ,„gtion that Ru.ssians have been, Mciinwhil.- ' iiali Hood spnrt.sMiJfn- w» IT hoiH'^fin .Iiirif to Ml . agiTod in I>'nd"n a :o to that anfl M is .lohn Mora of lioHty will not go down well then escorted to tlieir place at llie Dr. Bayard T. Fremh. of Iowa cal lioapital. ing a Ford panel truck, was pass­ . sentative from Andover was "n- , ereaiii. i ll.’ lame Hrow nie I'roop h' l.l Avery Memorial, and a second |„ve tangled with American planes X.enenil Il.aUing ' ^ liov of fhr Soiiior ronniimuty toam Haukmntark stiort. .Inno 6, a Moarow. table in a metnher of the seventti The Iji.lies Missionary .-i... ■ ty City. Iowa, IS attending the Uni-; Dr. Dayid Calilwell .Ir., Us the ing the Goodwill vehicle. A coK able to be present. llie.t last ineeling .if the season Die flsher. a relative of the 1 ^ 1 dramatic group, the Center „ver northuester., K oici. Bren.l. h„.I 'he ,.n„inen,a1n'-ii t B.ik fV»i d 'sinan.'ihip. nnd -'•on and 'lauthtor woio horn to 'Phr Rn.sMans aro oxportod to grade. The.se same seventh grail- I loscd their season w itli a pi. me v ei sity of Iowa Medical College. | sun of .Manche.ster's well known llalon reaulted with damages More than 100 children and W..lr. ..Ia\ 'I'lns 11 oop is a in-w weasel IS a savage hinder of in^ fumpjinv m Kn*^l (itiiu! iti Ihr jnnioi train Mr and Mrs. Hornian I'onnoy laJ:o tho vjo\x, tlvd o<»nsidoi able ers tlien served Hie nppet ds-s- ,\n. r a liricl hnsin.'.s m. .l;nc, Theaptan*.______will .perform in the Tho two Krd air .«tnkoH 'riniiR Dr. Geoige \. F Liimlheig, ,lr . of siiigenn. Dr Diivid CiiUlwell. Sr . amounting to about $.60 to each ting people registered for the t.'. .nll\ foim.'.i. Uii.ler ill.' sfinivt' is and ottier sin.ill ammsl.s . ,, 1 Wondi'i- I’ l ••■“I ' '1 li H likr l;a.Hi.‘'i. oi Ko« k\ illo. (iioliji;; loftk pl.no hotwoon Morri- thev ha.l a linuU ...nsoinig ol festival tonight. The annua! affair day moniiiig were bv pi.ipcller N» .Man. bestei is .sttending tile .leffer- w liii i.s Chlel of tlie Department of ear. summer swimming classes sp.m men. TIk .-f'liioi loiiiniMidty loa^:nr 'f»n aiMl Fiiillos hoforo Hiitnin As thev enjoyed their meal, thev % U sponsored by the AsMHintMi typr « ran piano Imnihod and I' ' III. ;ind son Medical S. Iiool in Pliiladelphia Siiigery at the Mainhestrr .Menm- Patrolman Fred Te.lford ma.le sored by Columbia Rei reatioii H.-.ir..iH M.i • priiffl tiMi'inlly on \N'odnosda\. igiood to tin' flraft piojMisal. Moa- I also enjoyed a deligtiltiil pi'giani UtUe Theaters, and W;.; cml to- Jimfed an .Ml'ied air field at Sii- Both Dr. French and D t. l.iindherg iial lio.sinlai. BO arrests. Wntoi lull \ with <'olnnihia n.ootinu Hohron , . , . i. . •rj\u tnny ohaigo that Britain nr- 'Council ‘and Columbia ' arranged for tlieia hy all the other morrow night. won 2.^ miles south of Seoul An- will start their new duties on Mon- Tlie .addition of the four young I a r c at Yeomans Hall Mondnv fN*por1«‘ al- hn.'pilni Mr. and Mrs Fvan KtiUgren en­ olhui.s Hs fiii noilh hn;i X Bain' v l-ia.cilia, l-ain inanaKor, "ilowahie, and has .|..ne ,naj..i Aould ho Hntnin's pm o for agioe- the rytliinn liand Secotnl gKolers r Maim directed Uie serious helds in western Korea. Far Cast NOT PRE-FAB — NOT PRE-CUT )l. Amon^ ilw Dui.iNmotl pi.nils >-t ai r liiat :>.n new iinifonns havi- -■"■rvice in lraii.sp..i t.ili..ii of mcni tertained the Hnndioraft Club of , sang several niindiers Tlie* tim'd V' ‘ j i-.riinc role of ' Air Forces reported runways at inont on tho draft troaty. I Diplomas were awarded to W i V R N E R ’S * is IhHt of Htin 1: nn^* ' usNion will hr h«d;ulh the We.riern- tha pact, m-hieh saplrM at mid- happy tn gel Howie rolletl, tha schools. Included: G. Terrance noon, held a businesa meeting Walker as Pinkerton present drive was piirrUtig loth li'Hfted treatv. the class aa a whole did a selec­ eF.H.A. nX'ANf IM . —86 M O N T H * T O F A T . .N'esiiy mo attended the tr.nsi. al «nd Academy stud, r.l." Anthony. M Flir.ahelh Bernltt. Other groups on .as- righ ts!,),^ Kij-hth Army and gen niftlit. pitcher he ha.« been trving to get IwhUh was presided over by Mr" tion 111 rvthnin reading: Dana . I c i. . .«iiii.lav evening al 'lie The hull.ling i.. the .il.iest ii- The iininiis have aiin.innced that loi some tune. John P Brown. Jo-An P. Clarke. Peter Plneo Cha.se. president In Cleaty spoke and IWI, groups did program were Tin Coter.Tv I’ s\- ,,^,,1 t eadipiartei.s l■llnllnlll.ll|ll<- M cbroti l|,.I •, ,iig I .'gat i.nial .Ihii.Ii, i '..l.lie-.i.-i .-lill iii e\:«l.'n... ha-.- Iliev will i;..t w.iik unless llie iievv Flizabeth L. Cleary. Flizahelh Ihe afternoon the\' visited the a folk dance togethei Sixtli and ers and the Gla.stonhiir> I’layeis. i.-'rniH\ in.irning inenii.nied onl'. ri'iiiiia ii .Sibils Ann Falk. Kenneth M Garrison. COLONIAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. uml kn "lit ling "f $♦>.'» .'’lO \'.'dl tio ing l)o<*n Injili in 1T‘'L' Tho 1>.\H conlnnt pi..v ides l.ir a Xik-hoiir Tliiirsdny'a Stars home of Mrs Mnrgreta Olihetg seventh grade- presented Kiith The Coventry group offered Cliek- patn.is g.dng tieyon.t pteseiii .nidoil to Ihr Susio Ma\ Sovins inenihorH havo doito stionuous work welfk al sea, wage inrteases Jr.. Jacqueline A Gray. Rov C I Internationally known weaver, in 1 Bean who sang "It Is No Secret. .141 SOI HI si II\IITIOllll TI I, 1777 or 9-0763 hoVs "The ‘ Marriage Proposal" In.e. 'Pho Fallni Dauglitor .«upprt of (vi'aiii Measure Balling. Gil Hodges. Dodgers - Greene, Edith H. Hinckley. Doro­ fund svlii' h js hoing mado m hor work in putting it into Jmo ahapo and other benefits. Soeked two-run homer wnth two Colchester ■ Gloria Bellows and Ruth Hayes with Robert Cleverdon. Raymond tho Brnwnio lrf>op. whndi Infik thy H. Jeneen. Judith M. Johnson. n.omnrv tho inroino frtun whioh lor fuluro yoars. rollofting an- NM U President Joaeph f.Mrran out in ninth to give Brooklyn a ' Fred O. Tatro. who has earned I tap danced; David Evans played Culver and Ray Culver "But Now » » » . f^s* a I plaro rox-onlh' uas attrrnlrd nv In hr im^’d ae a perpetual nu*. tiques. and keep rig ' open house' al.so sent a lelcgrain tn President Gloria J. I>alseu. Jane F Maza- his trumpet and I/'onard Mnthicu 1 1* (('ontlnued from Page One) 2-1 victory over St. Louis. Columbia's .>?chool children for Ihe the Heart, an ong.ns plav « a . KICOD m I ' .^9 of liio nn ttih' f •' M,. I < . n. V’ TriiinHii s.s.viiring him Ih.M vital nik.. Marilyn M. McMorris. Nick his accordion A hoys ctioriis. a. - ...... ,1 toi hn in the pui < h.ise of on manv oi i as.oiiN Pit. lung. Boil Lemon. Indians - past 1.6 years was the successful presented hy the ,;-„stm-.h:;rv •inoinhois \sitli taUnts >u '•il' , h..ir immi- 'Hi.' tun<\\ fiffu rre el<*itne of ’itched ('le\elan«l to a -1. six- man H. Pohlniann. Gwen.lolyn A bidder on the inl> for the lu-xl / it Players n lo nh.iuf oi im'im* '*neuing y.*;u are D«*gent. .Mrs. II.it be affe.led hy a strike sang "Old Smoky " and . omnh'l Bv I .....al Y V iC A i the Indian people wiih famine, hit victory over Philadelphia. three years, tile Board of !-,diicn- Another Chekov play. 1 ne An­ , I ho S llool a'ld ’ " ‘ nun \\ h« t I The wtuship eerviiT was lehr Kov H H h.**t Mooh.lge Mre. Merhett W retai'N. Miss Marmn B«»ek. c h a p ­ able to .supply India on special F. Woodward and Gtindegs Zem- Directed by A William Astley Mai rhenter T W. C A. held la*t quired for the job was $8600 Jer­ , Ko*n said grioi and .Ain*' .Ann I'ortei and \\'illiani F Deal v lain Mi.se kdizaheth (i Dav all of ami easy ereflit terms the arldi- x^rs. the cast includes Allan Coe. Jr as Swing Big Deal The program fnr the evening ry Ferraro, the only other bidder Tdgh* at ■ ! ,au relea." home of Mi .IlnmiTi.iunl wi’hoin'd M;o ';»Mnr<, plav»-d ai .'igan pielinle and \."- f ’4il< hestei . Monorai y » liaplain tiojial footl whirli India neerls but Hirin', Don McClain as Shipntrlr.n. set his price at $11,000. ai d Mre I^awren- e fDker on High- on holnilf nf tin *t,„.p \ -Hint*' *0 1,. The rhoir aaiig two an- forni'.ich Iraiia tint's does nolnot nowno\*i hav#'have was aa follows: Processional. CALL Vicky Wachtel as Mme Ship-.t- .Mr.-i. Ilooef t Brown, of W'«‘.-vl( he.** Chauncev M. Squire. Sr . has re­ tlio flag ’.'HN given '.v'la ihenia. The J^ei'eseionah” and a fimrl.-; avnilahlo.’- PiUaburgh. g u r t h e Priest March by Mendelssohn. rhin, Ruth J How-ley as M.me Ifli'd vtrrct Ml#' f*>l!o\\ing nffit ere ' f l i ‘•gist I'Ht, Mi.se Mauri ('lark »»f 777 Mom $♦. Martcktftrv, Cortr* 1-J44 turned home from University Hos- | r’andai o Harnov , f,ir»r l>rRt»*r hanf ff ( ‘ome l^et Me Sing The If>an la repayable under PiUaburgh Pirates. deaparalely Graduatee: Tnvoeation. Rev. Tbom- Gharlat W. Lathrop Mertchutkln, Merrill Adams as fnr the tnnvf’.g \ear 'Aere elextrd Kaet Hampton, executive '■ommit- pital in New York -City, where he . and .lo\i* Mall and IVnn\ .■^hur* . Mr. Merbert W, Porter enng te*v Mis.s Fli/a>>eth (J Dav of terms to be worked out by the trying to get out of the National *e F Lvnch: Welcome, Gwenilo- FOR clerk, and Robert Martin. Robert underwent plastie siirgerv. He will ^ lio wniildn't N« ilI-wir^H Dtruplft*! hf» ht« prmt ('hain'.nn Mre \\ .lliam Sleikel as I olor gnind“ .afici '.ohi'li IIt llie I/'id'e Praver", the Rev, .Mr ( Vilr hr-.ster, Mrs. (Jeorg#' K While Kcminmir Cooperation adminls- l^'ague cellar. today swapped Ivn A. Tibbita: "nie Class of 1961. Baird and Carl Gnnde-.on as the fittrd NO hrAntifiillv, felt lo hfAvenU. vne (h.n'.rn.aiv Mre (Idhrrt Unid- Hinut.:'- pr ami ,Mif g '.V -■ I •' rompanymg on Mie pipe Slanlr*\- A H- vm of Fast tniMon. third baseman W ally Westlake Oladj’.s M. Rice, principal; Preaeti- return to the hospital for treat­ General Insurance M 1 tation of Class, George H. Graff. look like a million TURNPIKE Pelegatlo! et H*'.Tetnry Mre Wnlli-r Kllinn trn.l*i*d and 'he i ongt rgn'ion sang Mnmi>lon Mr'rnher.s vVt-ii- piu.M'nt sa WM.Ie inu. 'he bill in- pit. her Cliff Chamhrrs to Uie ment next Friday. .*>6 BENTON ST. TF.L. 7856 ^ irr rovrrril with »oft. fnnm mb* Superintendent of Schools: ' George 6*iile. .son of Mr and t r(-«ieui rr, Mre William I'.ni ig 11 I M r.^ < l.t' . i ■ • i 11 * ...... *l.« L’i' , Ordinals brr. I.igbt, won't*«bow romfT ru*h* I Ih.' ol.l hviniis It was a i|,,rn ( h.'sl or. Fast Hampt..n stiii. lions tn the Kl'.A to trv to Isxilis Awarding of DIploma.s. Donald R Mrs. George Yule and former resi­ ill a roiiiiil iiiiiiilier . Memhere of the Town ifiinnuttre pii>sriiN*'i h Htnwi'ie doll to .h'Vie ..■Mulif'il aervire an.l .me uhnh Hebron Mrs. llildmg s.aid gel India to repav part of the loan . P>«.Vers. Red Troops Dig In T6ittle. Chairman of Board of Fd- dents nf Columbia now living in lont H •• Mty on you yon I are Mta. F\'eret! Keith Mr?i Allan . Mall, as best Htouine of the \c;if Mrs Sevms wool.I have love.l to niat .Mrs Welrh iVale regent in strategi. materials plentiful In In exchange for the slugging like till*? .\iul wait S Tavlor Mlaa Fmilv Smith. Mrs. | o)>,.,]irn. *' t-. Mio-.vn;. ml. ^ iication: School Song. Gra.ltiates: .vipnngfield. spent Wednesday with aro on tbn oy^i. f ar# orer nvlon i ' iiti.uul, ^ lias promised to visit the rhaptei India hut scarce in the United Westlake, who ha.s IB homers, and Recessional. Pomp and Ciretim- Richard D'Auteiii! with his nioth- M.ANrnr.sTFR On Fiasteni Front William Stearns Mrs Paul Knv e. j , t.s Rtf. ndam <' \ spe. nil meeting of I'on.den in-rr In the s immer and gn c ad- Slates. It refuse.I. however, to Chambers, the Pnatea got these till vini see wlial your* marqaixrtte with Wamer'a eir)n*iv^ Mrs F.lward Ink Mrs William stanee, .Elgar, Graduates; .Selee- , er GeoiDte ha.s receiilly returned MOTOR SALES nnd g4H»d <•'fi7.rn.shii •\li.e Ann iip.vrv Champ:.m Chaptir, DAIl vne. letpiire that India repav In moiia- player., from the X.arda. elailir hug-rmind A’l urr b.irkbMi>cL D..IV.S.C' Mis Ii hear.I Turner. Mis tions. March Marionette. March from a vear- stay in Florida where w ill fin for V on 1 lanimoml B» ve» U lilfin an.l was hcM \\>(|nesdavu euiie.siiav at... 2 p!■ ... . I sail.Is an.l manganese as the Pit.-her Howie Pollet. catcher W m r inse Their (CV^ntimied from Pngr One) Frank Kralev a’ ll Mrs. Fr:in. i.s j , ,,,,, Adventurer. Sehoo! Ban.l: F’lay. he spent a return visit lo his MARKET I’iMri >l r r*rr‘r\T(l G"'.'' ai llie Nathaniel Foote Mem.oia: Fl,,ri.la .State fill vii si t v s f....t- Senate had at flr.st insisted. Joe < laragiola. outfielder Bill "Getting Graeie Graduateil," and Tour siimnier slieer* 1^1 Middle Tpk., W*st Telephon* 8338 I" Helfri.'k u tugs. win. h n,.-ans Ih.-v will ip, .,.^.1 as a ehapler hoii.se h\ |,„|| Ihr.'e straight A tiiaxiiniim of .T.-i.OOO.OOO of t he Il.iweiton. relief pitcher Ted Kiiisin Virgil who had spent a Ga* SfaMon and Luhrltortum fnmt of V. 8 line* without run-' A pot ill. k supper pre .-dcd the : Graduates: Farewell. Victor I. 1 year with George in 1960. l | P | l i f C D V ordera miiat b# In hy 8 T. M. (orl S..mts Ii.-x' fall |iniighlers. to whom it w .c-. , ,,n|. r .n. .• iitl.’s an.l i.s iin.lri.al- interest to be pai.l by-India will M'llk.s, and rookie shortstop Dick nlng Into alieabla rommunlat : busine.sa meeting wlileh was foi- Wolmer and Star Spangled Ban­ Sunday* I nMl Further Notice and eunt.vniier.. ■ tlC C i U C L I v C l l I In order to hr d rlU rm l thr nnmr dny. I'ho^r att I’ll.ling « ei e AlUerl i no- nresen’ ed several years ago h\ the , ^ three yeais of eonf.r.’ii.'e pp used to provide medi.-al and , <”ole. Miss Janet Collins waa given a force*. A P Correspondent Slan,|,,,,,^ ,tilertaininenl pmv i.l.d ner. Audience. li'D’*- anri rintichfft Ku-‘a» .a Iut Br*‘ k of <'nlclu“rt*r hriilal sliower by a group of her Carter said "All Inilirations were ' p M,,hrl.a. k.-r of Iln7- plav. ' seientifle help to that nation. 1 Pirate offieials aald no rash tl Mrs Allan Robinson wa.s pian­ .M.I. rtrrt p k k i:s a u k h k i.o w o . p . s. c k ii.i n (;s '«» II .1 M' m i»-i n h#“r houx*' ^;munfl« I older friends Wednesday night at that the main bodv of r.e.la lia.l ....(vilie wh.. vva.s assisted hv Mrs ist CTass officers were: X'ictor No Shorlagi's of iMrnI ,\l l iirnpiky .Tliirki't aiiil Mh i’. M I 11 K'.HfiN <],(*• il‘< r*-in»>\al tr* Is pir's«*i'l lo till' liome of lier fallier Harvev S wllhdrawTi many nv.les t.. .Maigaiei Iie. ai.i Mis. .M.ilii bn. i-- Wolmer. president: Kenneth R anil .lovi I- Mall \SilhaiM V\ Mani- . mI iom m < *ol< ♦*r Collin*. .Mrs Collins and Mrs, lo Ih- Mirc — he lillfil north of U N. lines.' pi«ved llu- a. .-..t .lian, wi'li Mrs Garriaon. Jr. vice president. .xNrt. niriiul anil -lauvlitti^ Mailha in..hson Mrs William Fni.gl, 'laugli'er .Siie-Kll.n (ianlii. r Q. vear. it has been difficii 1 to gei iF.AlTiy'ei^iSlDicA eolore. Sunday R :30 A. M. lo R P. M. MIOUT T BONF and roinm ilO VvK their deepeet penetration In Mr* Hal Tiffnr.v, Mrs Robert •‘’ horey amt daughter Pennv: \\ il- , offirers lo serve, eapeiiailx a. re Mr. and Mrs Ruasell Wheeler From »1.9R to $l.9R <’ut from Ilrnx y Wrwtrrn rnnini. Ilrrf month*. .('....per Mrs c H. Burr and Mrs liam F. la-arv and daiigliter Anne; gen' Mrs Hllding waa tinaiiy of Florida have returned to Co­ The Republican Prescriptlonfl Call For and The T'nited Nation* "eould take * aril P Ink .h'.l'.vin, .lolins.m an.l .’laught.-i pres«e.t into .ontuiued serMce, lumbia for the summer and have BIB r:M> opened their home on Columbia Delivered .At No F^xtra •Reg U K Pal Off. Loike. The couples son Mike, P a rly brought a guest .Misa Gerry Bur­ Charlie PORK ROAST Lb. 45c dette of Alexandria, . Va . with Coventry. Conn. him. Bob. another aon flew up the .Nntire of Republican ri*ucu«: | Bo\F;i.r..‘-IIEAT AMR SKK\ K All Items In Our Yard Will Be Sold At ents Mr and Mrs James I, 4 To transact any other busi­ Toung. ness properly brought before such Mrs.,Henry Be< k and infant aon meeting BONELESS PICNIC HAMS Lb. 79c Robert H. Wilcdx WHY WAIT LONGER FOR AN Henry'Manville Beck, have spent the week with Mrs. Leola Berk Town Chairman CHOPPED HAM Lb.79e A MONET SAVER AUTOMATIC WASHER? * ^ 0*0 REAL GOLD COFFEE Lb. 77c NO BETTER BI.EMS Give DAD a BULOVA FASHIONED SHEAFFER'S SWEET LIFE COFFER Lb. 81c 20^0 Discount Dad will appreciate Ihit { 0 0 7 5 RONtON IIOHTIRS haitdfoma, 15 jewel Bulova. SENTINEL AS HOOP A most nelcom e C -M Smart espaniion brocelet. TONIGHT gift, aitvay* W up Poll $15.00. Poncil $5.00 Delrich Oleolb.35c 3lbs.S1A0 LUMBER SLATE FLAGGING INSULATION The New SKIRTS AND WE HAVE PLENTY OF COLD CUTS. HAM. DERBY HAT FRANKFURTS, AND ALL PICNIC NEEDS WINDOWS S T O R M S A S H ROOFING AT MIDNIGHT I I I 64 C .A IT .E PARKER 21 HOT A S T IT C f^ BEAUTY SHEER NYLONS S1J9 DOORS SCREENS B.P.S. PAINT DO AWAY ^ TO mp ofi m / SUPER DOLLAR SPECIALS CABINETS TRIM HARDWARE WITH YOUR WNHC-TV WASHDAY & SAVE — WHILE YOU CAN! SHINGLES WINDOW FRAMES FLOODING . CHANNEL SIX DRUDGERY 10—l.arRe 2R o/.. BoUlcs of .Soda...... $1.00 .1—ffi 07.. Cans of Pineapple .Juice...... $1.00 NAILS F A C E B R IC K MASON SUPPLIES WITH A NEW .1—Hi 07. Cans of (.rapefruit Juice. . . .$1.00 “THE NIGHT .1—Canx Marine Howl Grand Solid LALLY COLUMNS MOULDINGS MARLITE BOARD ABC-O-MATIC \\ hite Meat Tuna...... -e... .$1.00 BUXt 6 n $3.50— $5.00 up S—KarRe Can.* Jesso Peachen...... $1.00 iMlaseit—tcMlBwrh- $S.OO PIA'S TAX i»* A r*effltt boy. c_* A QUIET, Octsaium goiot . , . so*. ehf 0—Cans l.addie lloy Dor Food...... $1.00 AND MANY OTHER ITEMS thm Ink raarrroir of Pli- JC |ts*o . . . Mooy ane-peo #w./^ HAS EYES” GENTLE 7—Cans Sweet Fife Fvaporated Milk, .$1,00 leotures. nhl.1.1 \ All aalf** arr tinal and \«lll be made on a net rash tmsU plua HtAte SaltM* Tax. In moat (•* el«* Ih* NfLett* STARRING: 7—Can.s Sifted Pea.s...... $1.00 caaea, the cnatomer mnat &rrvii|^ for hla omi delivery of nuitrrlalo. UW («* r. L 1*1) Ya$, the "wondar-waiher" bocou*# it ACTION .T—No. 2 Cans Jesso StrinR Beans... $1.00 OVER 500 TO CHOOSE does the most wonderful |ob of automatic JAMES MASON FROM — EVERYONE washing — rinsing — damp-drying ever 2—Cans Armour’s Corned Beef.. . .; .$1.00 WILFRED LAWSON known! No other automatic washer can SERVICE W ORTH $1.50 —Cans Snow Crop OranRe Juice...... $1.00 MARY CLARE match il. It's unique, patented, guaran­ PORTABLE RADIOS. TIE CLIPS teed. It has 42 years of leodership back FREE 7—Cana Franco-.\merican SpaRhetti. .$1.00 CONVENIENT of it. See ABC-O-MATIC today I CUFF LINKS. BELT BUCKLES THE NIGHT OWL THEATER WASHER OUR SALAD SPECIAL: One dozen Juice CO M B AND BRUSH SETS OrauRea; One packaRe Tomatoes; One bunch The Manchester Lumber CREDIT TERMS IDENTinCATION BRACELETS Prtsenied Gy of Celery; one head of Lettuce; one Cucum­ EXPANSION WATCH BRACELETS Buy From the Store Where Good Service Is the Talk of the Town ber; One bunch of Radishes— MoRiARTY Brothers ALL F O R ...... *..11.00 and Fuel Company LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALERS • Op«n DoUy 8 to 8 FrI. and Sat. 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Shoor Bros. 301-315 CENTER STREET ABC Appliance Co. OPEN M X DAY SUNDAY CENTR STRECT I AT RAILROAD UNDERPASS) PHONE S145 PHONE 2-1575 21 MAPLE STREET ICED SODA AND DEER JEWELERS GRRTnEKn i M.i.ri Si M irtfKgi»ff, Conn 1J44R

a. y iT.» . 11ANCHE8TEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAT. JUNE 18. 19M PAGE. ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. JUNE 15. 1951 'manda the mwilmum ef energy er a parade, waa to apeak briefly one yelled "Pou r U on, Mac. o I (rom human reaource and pro- before the hlatortc Alamo, ahrlne I MacArthur deelared a deliberate of Texaa frecdonv. He speaka at leereniony was I lie soiin e of inii/h rampalgn la afoot to "pervert the vtdea the maximum of beneflta in human happtneea and content- fl:10 p. m. (e.B.t.) tonight in the 1(4 ll4 > llO r0 lU ‘8t ' amuseinrnl and ilam lng was en- truth." create fear and ronfuae Cotton Bowl at Dallas. Hla last W K N B — »40 YVHAV - 910 Miiy riy Salvajse B e lro th n l , ! Joyed to reeonl innsle. The entire ©assified Advertising Fades in Iloiisloii I ment." - 1080 MANCHESTER the Amerlean people. The general'a party waa to Texaa apeech Is at 1 p. m. (e.a.t.) range all ingo A I P l l l ’ l l l 'S p ally wim .scaled al tallies In.'ile- O H B -^5 fully deeiiraled in Uie pievmluig Appfaiiiee Ec^ee* 1 leave Houaton by plane for Ran tomorrow In a Forth Worth foot- W DRC TodayR adio 10.S.7 Of Itritisli Siih But the applause echoed againet ' eolors The sliower rake was a (OanMmied frrmi Page One) i Antonio. There the General, aft­ .ball atadium. W O N 8 — ^410 Esatem MtanfiaM rim e UTIIT - i':so r r < T SB* p a g e s i x t e e n Ithe many empty eeate in the ata- featiiie with tile names. ' 1 li"lnui ' EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT j Londi'n. June 1.'* ‘T Miss Thelma G. Keenev. daiigh- CARPET CENTER. and "Wall " I'linted on nipui and Baked by a reporter whether the i dtum. , , [ ' rallv .In cr . arc • \pcclcd I. i ter of Mr. and M is .lesse M. Kee- THE SPECIALTY SHOP Retiort I'roperty for Sale 74 Moualon crowd waan'l aniatlcr ‘ MacArthur tn Sun Anton-j 4:0(L— 7:4.1— pink idilions H o m w f®F Sale H Illri'i . o"d d'-a . "I lo t'a i ney of l.'iS Keeney street whose than exported. . ' ' io nn<1 P rIU r todRV for the third j Penny BinRo 7:15 to 7:45— ReRubir Bingo at 7=45 WDRC Strike It Kir|l- WUI'.C Edward n. •Miirr. Tile hi idr-elei I epeia d hi i ANDOYTCR Lake — Mortem cot- cn siiliiiiai ii.c AID’m\ j iiiarriago to Waller K. Weir of I holer Klfis w Idle seated endei .i four room* end belh. on lek* •'It waa a very nu e erowd, ' I Rud fourth In • tour, WTHT--New.s; W estr •New.s. . \'. dl try lo decide if it u' pi act u ni • I.AKt.K SELEC TION which eome think l« a grasa-roots | WTIC One .Man s l ainily i Hranfoid street will lake pliu e decorated wnlerlng i ,in front. Screened porch, $7,000. Whitney replied. Preaaed on the DO YOU HAVE A SPARE ROOM Roundup. to s:il\ .1 gt' I lie t i a 11 leanipign to get publle reaction | W n c —Backstage Wife. WON.S —News. Tlie partv was gm-n hv lliree Madeline Smith, Realtor 2-1642- point, he aaid: I The .\ffra\ was found \c-.|ei-- I Saturday, .lime 30. al tliree o'clock • MODEH.ME IMm’ES ■ to the General'a Korea arguments HALL WCCC -Music. W K N B G;ic.-t St.ir of tile young woiiieii will. Will I"- "W ell, you have Ihe T V and da\ ‘J.'iO flit 1 t low the cnna.i’ of ■ in Ihe South Meiliodisl iliniilu ;il1eii lants al liei wedding luiiiie. $13,500. CuKh needed 4879. I Much of what MacArthur had ' WKNB -News: Request 8 : 00— • BOOMS MEXSmEI). FREE ESTIM.MES faetora." tl'c Fii-’ li.-li C’ uinnci :'.T miles we-t ly. Iirr sister. Miss .lime Keeney; to aay repealed the argiimenta of IN YOUR HOME? Matinee. W DRC Songs for Sale. , has liern honoi guest at two rc- 84J10O tXYVTINTRT IJ4KF -IJ,rge f> room Carroll Martin, who helps rount 'o f tile 1 le ol W'lglll Diveis .SHIil "H ; his first Texas speech, on th» steps W T H T Private "Kye " jeenl slioweis One of them, a her eoiism. Miss Gert rude Hill.s of • h u )<;e 'i t e r m s .\r r a n (; e d cottage nice condition Fully the football Ralea in the rladium, 4:1.1— .slu- Wii.s testing at the edge I'f Cohiniliia. and .Muss I'iiie iu e of Ihe slate eapiol at Aiiatin Wed- WTIC—Stella Dallas W ONS - Magazine 'ihcaler. ' 1 grreuhaek aiid luuseeUiiiieous w a KPHESTKR ff-ROOM STN* fiimiahcd. Extra large lot Sale first told newanien there were a ,'iil(l foi l de]ith and .s.ilv.ige ojier- .lolnison of Maliclie'stin 'I'liev wele * * ^ r q ^ e r . t r e e t . large lot, 80x W TIC .Short Story. j slu'Wei. was held al the Clt>' \ ie\t price $4,200 Ella'worth Mitten, about 20.000 in the atadium After neadav. If you ar« int*r*st«d in renting o room or rooms 4:80— I aliens might piisli lier in a.ssisted liv I lie iiiollier ol Mois Again he aaid appeasement WDRC—Yankee Kitchen W U A V Cole Glee Club. 'dame h.dl on Keeiiev street and "YOUR BIGELOW DEALER" 300 Price 11.3.500 C*eh nced- the apeerh he railed anrl aaked AMESITE DRIVEWAYS I The siilini n ini' disaii(icared Keenr\' and hy Mr.s Malad M ^ agent. G-all Manche.aler 6P.30. could lead to war on us hy the W T IC Y'oung Widder Brown W ( -c c Music Hnll, I attended hv upwaids of one bun- •r $4,000. 1 ■ that thla be changed to 25.000, to young ladios who will be working on the Second • REDUCED RATES SINCE m o .'\pi 1 16. Willie on a tiauiing Weir, motlier of Mr Weir 108 MAIN ST. PHONE 2-4343 .stovlets. W T H T — Faniilv Album W K N B News, .Musie. ' eniise. with the lo.ss ol' 7.1 men. [ dred’friends of holli families Tliey Tlie Uoiiaton Post pul il at • GRADING FREE WORK ' .Mi.s Doioitiy Seaton "f KiJ I’iiu'hurst ('oriHT nt Middle Turnpike r iV E OOZY ROOMS ANO 9ITY’- Me was fsr away from foreign GliAKANTEKD WCCC News: .Musiml .So iro- 8:1.1— t)r." siigge.strd nieUii'd of I'ais- I l iiiiie fioiii Milford. Haildaiiu Wanted— Real Estate 77 20 000 and addr.l ’ .Manv Hoii.s- prdirv when he condemned "those Shift, pleose register with Cheney Brothers Em- • POWER ROLLER I'SED WHAY Bit of Ireland. 1 }''.irimiigton. Hebron. Andover, Heiir\ streei, sister of the i>i id i- PORCH. l*rgc ehedfd lot. near s FREE EWriMATES CALI board. ing till' siil.. if : ho is found iin- eleet entertained lou her al hei Open 9 Dl .’itlO Thurs.. Fri. 9 to 9 Wed. tO NoOB . Inmans were surpnsi d. if not em- who seek to make the burden of 8 : 2.1— ] Colimiliia and Ihis town nn<» BCIV'OI'*. sTIME PAYMENTS MANCHESTER 4:4S— idanunged. \iiiiiM lie t" hiow hei' lioiiie The parl\ leek tlie feiiii prrnpiinry. > CONSIUERINO SEU.INO I harrassed. that the 70 ooo-.seat taxation so great and the progres­ W T IC W o m a n In M v House. WHAY - Red Sox v.n St I.ouis. full of eonipres.srd air to lestore I The gi'neral dreoiatunis were In YOUR PROPERTY T ployment Office right away. • SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7001 ef a personal shower. P r t « »8.000^. no«.Ti p«>inen* ^ ' .stadium was nowhere near half sive inereaae so alarming that the 8 :0 0 — 8:30— the hue\-anev needed to snrfaee . pink and aipia. A nioek niarruage SAVK WITH W T IC Night Bear. Without obligation to vou « * full ■ spirit of adventure, tireless energy WDRC News: Old Record Ihe craft 1 »3,SfIo Thus Is Y'oiir FBI. la-lIl appralae or mahe vou a enah General Manager lack Hams and masterlv initiative which hull* Shop. W T H T PI'PI.EX ROOM PTNOI.K. |offer for proper!v See iia bctore of K I’HC-TV Houston, said a the material strength of this na- MANCHESTER TELEPHONE 4141 DeMAIO BROTHERS WTIC When a Girl Marries. W ONS Musie. Mfam hf«t. 2-c«r KaraRf rnrr , vou Bell. ' sample phone rouiil iiidmated al­ ition shall become stultified and W H A Y' -Stor\’ Queen. 9:00— 7 Dc'inl. 2 H u rl Hear II Now. Jl.a.ono Pov-n payment an niin Phone B273 most 380 000 persons saw and ' inert {’all Now—-We Personally Supervise All Work W T H T — Big Jon snd Sparky. W DRC Baehraeh Photo Ozzie and H.nrriett. t ’ BRAE BURN REAI.TY ! A) nallns Tonight HARTFORD TELEPHONE 5-4203 WKNB News: Request W T H T Miss Ph.vllls Noren heanl Ihe General in their homes •Ymazing Mr Malone !ii Plane < rasi FU AT ROOMS ataam heat, The ll-m illllle speech of little And he also incliiderl amonr Ihe Mstlnee. W TIC Foxmarl Shopping Hmiib: Open Tuotlaj through Salur.lax 9;.l0 A. M. lo 5:50 P. M. SELLING YOl'K |.rorert\' W ONS Brnve.s vs Ciiieinnati w-ifh oil, 2-rar Rarage. Rnee more than 800 words also was "insidious forces" those who 6 :1.1— Mr and Mrs Carl Noren of Red.s. ( loiafd Monday . . Sorvirr Shop: Optn M«uiday IhrouRh .sal, 8 A. M. lo .i.SO r. $1S.(V10. Ca.'h needed Ih.OOO. Whether it he a lot. h.iu.se or hro'ulcast hy American Broad- "seek to rhange our system of W’TTC Pnrti.a Faces Life. i Jai'ksnnvillr. Fla,. June 15 -T' Marlhoroir.'h, formerly of Man­ 0:80— chester. have anniiuneed the en­ hiusineae In tou n or rountri. \ ou nslini; companv free privnle enterprise " Me said WHAY Oosbbv's Quarter ' A twin-engine Navy p.itrol W T H T Boxing. gagement of their d.aughter, Miss THRKK BKPROOM RAN('H will Ret prompt nn.t personal There were whistlea. and Bome- this svsfeni. despite faults, "rom- 8:80— ! plane ei-iislied and hiiriied in a W TIC Man Called X Phvllis Anne Noren, to I'r. Wil- HOME Eireplare hot water aervire hy callinR KiNworth Mit. W T IC Just Plain Bill imnrsidand ye.'-terd.i y. Seven 10: 00— heat, full eellnr and attle larpe ten, agent Phone 6010 ^ WHAY' Band bv Demand ‘ I'rewieen were killed and two liHiii 1'raiiitlin Oien son of Mi W T H T Mil.sic. and Mrs. .lohn Birdsell Dren o[ lot. very eentral Priee $17,500 j WCCC-News: Musical Score­ I were injured. Foxmarl Shopping Hours; Open Tuesday through Saturday 9:10 M. to .};50 P. M, WTIC Life of Rllev s.eo.h Beml, Iiidiaioi Down paa-ment $7,000 W A N T E D -Y o u r ,>rop«rt> to aeU ] board. The inifl HI. a Ir.unrig flight, WDRC- We Take Vour W ird. t.lu'i N'o'i'ii who was graduated Reliable ouyeri walling wiUl| t’losed Monday . . . Service Shop: Open Monday through Sat. H M. to i . W T H T Joe C.irand Sliow i f.-ll a mile itid a hUf H'mi an COVENTRY - 4-ROOM RANCH caah Einancea arraiiRed We 10:30— ’ I'l' ('ll".•ll'■ Selinol III Hrooli- TYPE, breerewav and parafT B:41$— WTU; Sports ,1 i\di 11 V ill Id al' iig the SI .li.liiiM Une. Ma.ss , and .Sinimons t'ollege need 4-5-6-I room ‘Uiir 'i s and 2- amall ham 2 aerea of rle.ar land, For A Cooler, Cleaner W DRC Cult Massey and M ar­ W D R C - Hartford .School of Mu­ riV'r hit',', eeii liere ami i ,reen I III ..oi.-mg. IS now eni]ilo\ . family houae* Howard R. Haal younjc fruit treea. $15000 Cftsh tha Tilton. sic. Co\e .Sl'lihg.s e,l Ml the Piter Pent Brigliani T'-e Nil'. V 'aid there w a ' iioth- needed about Sd.ooo Inga Phone $-1107. WHAY Sports. W T H T Chief's Resume snd Ho.pilal, Boston. .M.e-s WTIC Front Page Farrell. Scores. jing in Indieile tlie eaiise of the 1 In Oreti. a gTailiuile of Nortli FOXMART 1 l i s t i n g s w a n t e d There are Home Have It COVENTRY -25 ACRES. 4-ROOM Evening I 10:4.1— er'i.'ili A witne.-s said tlie sliip's ipeclallats 1. all linea of husineaa westi-rn 1'niu'er.so \ '1 Haie'aro HOITSE. no improvementa larpe I WTK.' After the Atom HMinb, I wheels we?e d.nr'n as if it were Medical .School, IS ^ no 'oher ol Whv not employ one if you intend fl.O O — 1 frontape. eleetrietty on gtreet. 11:00— eoniiiig in for a landing. II had Beta Tliela I ’l and No Sigiioi No Route 5, South Windsor. Phone Hartford 8-4191 ' to iiell? Contact Alice Clampet WDRC- News. Price $5,500 Caab needed $1,000 W H A Y — News News on all stations. ren'irted no ire ’.ible. fraternitu's He is at pre.sent ser\- Agency. 84.1 .Mam atreet Phone SCREENED I 11:1,1— I The nine ahr'ard were part of a PACKAGE STORE — Very Rood WKNB-News: Sports ing as H Lieutenant ijgi aboard 2-4543 or 2-0880 < WONS—News. WDRC -The World Tonight 'ipuidi'en I ailed to active diitv the airrrafi earner f. P P. Essex bualneiia. Price $1,500 Rent from the reserve here about three WTIC -News. WTHT -Sports. at $40 00 per month EOR A .RTRE Sale with proven WITH months ago methods and quick, courteous, ef- WOTHT-News: Joe Girand WONS .lack's Wa.xwork« For Appointment To See Theaa FOXMART W C C C- Musieal Scoreboard. W T IC .N'ew.v flrient service call, Ed, Krasentca, Placea. Phone UESCI F.II IN SOI M ) I Suburban Realty Co. Kealiors. 8:10— i 11 ;2.1— W D R C Pub.ir .Sen i 4P Perkins street Phone 8215. Route 5, South Windsor. Phone Hartford 8-4191 M'PRC Jack Smith S]}orl.srasf Pro- Sionington .Time 15 *P HOWARD R. HASTTNO? RUSCO «:IS— gram. G irl 1 tiaseri’ian, 12. of '306 En­ HIGHEST 11 :.30— 2-1107 l i s t WTTH aji active concern for Comblnnflon screen and window. Eany to operate. In­ W n c strictly Sports: field street 1 Hartford was res- reliable eoiirteous service. Eree Weather. W T IC Marine Csrps Show ' lie ] late T'les'lay when Ids small THREE-EAMT1.Y houw 4-4-ft ■ appraisal arriving at aatisfactory sures added hurRlar protection with an antomatlc, safety WONS Sports 11:5.1— po','. er he'it eaptsized in f,ong Is- PRICE PAID MlSciNG rooma. 82 West Center One va­ Belling price to you. The Allen , WHAY Governor Ixidge WO.NS News la"'i Sound off this port cancy. Phone RP88 or 7444 lock. BARN 12:00— Realty Co Phone Manchester 8 :20— i Crewmen ahoinl the seallnp Far clean, used cars 5105 For Free DemonstrotSon C d l Your RU SC O Man WDRC—Jack Zalman w n c News; Music 1 dragger Maliie observed the arei- 8;2S— den' and reaelied Glaserman Just '46 and up Lola for Sale 7,1 W A N T E D - Single home in the TODAY! WKNB -Weather T rlerW on : as he was sink ng. weighted down vtcinitv of Manchester. .South hv nil.skins He is heme l""a led H i TCWN of Hebron 25 acres ' WDRC Record Album. -TY. ■for iniMiei'sinn in Wi'ste**K', R, I . TOO ft on hard surface mad $2 , Windsor or East Windsor We 6:80— WTHT Sereno Gsmmell: I hospital. HARTFORD ROAD per front foot Within 5 miles t have cash buyers Associate Real 4:(Kl Homemaker s Exchange. | ARNOLD 0. ARONSON Weather. • f Manchester town line Call ty. Broad Brook 1.548J4 4:30- Fun to Know. I W T IC F.mil Cote Glee Club. 5:00 Miss Susan USED CARS TO91. 1 MANCHESTER 7691 FARM W O N S News: Sports. 5:15 Time for Beany "On The CXirTe” B LU N G T O N , c o n n 7-room I W 'KNB 840 Club. 5:30 Howdy Doody FOR DAD HARTFORD ROAD Equipment brick. 2 baths, extra lavatory, oil 8 : 88— 6:00^—Date at i6i. hot water heat fireplace: 2 years "ALWAYS ONE STEP AHEAD WCCC Good Kvenlng: Good 8:30 Faye Fmerson .Show Frttlirr’s Duv — .lunp 17 Trlephnna 7-4188 ltPin«i fiU l \\ rapp4* ■ - ■ ■ ---- W KNB—;$ports Special. ■7 10:30 Greatest Fights. 7:00— BARGAINS i, Rcaort Property for Sate 74 B. B. B. THE BARTLETT-BRAINARD CO. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. JUNK 15. 1051 PAGE THIRTEEN BAiNunKSTCR Bvci'nivu riBKAL. MANUHESTI'EK. €X)NN« FTIIDAT, JUNE 1ft, IJftl f AGV TWEILV*

! t _____ fihnnnlnr Houn: Open Tuesday through Saturday 9:30 A. M. to 5:50 P. !jj|. g j ^ ^ o p p l i i* pe^^ Open Monday through Sat. 8 A. M. to 5:50 P. M. High School World T he H igh S chool W orld Compiled by StudrnU of Mancheater HIrH School Miaa Helen Kafee. Faealty Adriwir . VOU XVIH, NO. 36 I Awards Given At 7 1 iM ock T rial B lue H eaven Is l.iona (Jill) Awtirtla 1 S e i i i ( * r 8 G i v e I Final Assembly ‘‘Woman of S iirvey Show s American Legion Awards Indians Compile Successful I FOXMART F or H istory P r o m T h e m e j F in a l S p eech ejs The ichool’a laat assembly was The World’’ S en ior P lan s 1951 Athlciic Records R o u t # 5, South Windsor. Phono Hartford 8-4191 held Thursday afternoon at the I Four Years Events of Reception Is Finale of iS tT v irr in tin* W orld High school. The seniors, dressed Manchester High scIkkiI s athlet iiesi year uith only two lettermen Class Prove It “Not In their caps and gowns of maroon The Herald headlines Thursday Senior Aetivities; Gih- Forty-four Seniors to ic team finished the 1950-.M sea­ lost to graduation. Captain Dirk I I'o p ir of T'nIkH Giv^h and white, entered to hear the ! night.s. son in a blaze of glory. Allliougli Ellington and A1 Gustafson bin Woofl's Music Further Schooling; M'.ilnuuers la-ague Chain|>a Guilty” of Failure Class Will and History read, and The leading news of the week: some of the major teams duln I I Hv IlighrAl StudenU The baseball scores, the high live up to the expectation of the .Led hv I'oiich Richard Sollanek, ' to aee the various awards noade. "Blue H eaven’ will be the Work, Service for Rest the .Mli.S lii.'il swiiiii'iliig 1(11111 an­ ‘Such a trial aa you have never The awards that were given out school plays. student body, oljier team.s did c\- ' Si rvWt' In the World of IdfolB** W hat honors students seek. theme of the Senior Reception the leptlonall.v well and they broughl nexed it.s third straight Central | heard before" waa presented by were the American Ijcgion Citi­ A total of 186 menibci s of the Intcrsi hi'laslii I.,eagiie Champion- i nnd ■ Srrvlrr m the World of KCo- last senior event, to be held this Ihemselvea their duo, and M H S. the Senior Hletory Committee at zenship Awards donated by the But who's downstairs in that little claaa of 1951 have definite plana ship bv defeating Middletown I noin.i M wrjo (hr snhjocts dl»ru||!l- Uilworth-CorneU-;ifHa Bob Brunette and Connie Young. ’ Correcting lines, assigning Guidance department It waa dla- sons record of five wins and three POULTRY His honor. Judge A1 Morgan, and streamers to the music of j In the Connecticut Stale meet at I M irtin .it tlir IILM Hlglv .S'hool The Clarke medal donated by cloaed that 44 alumni will go on defeats The defeat.' were at the I ".scoops"? Wealeyan, led by Captain Dick with flowing Judicial robes, pre­ Coach Wilfred Clarke to the out­ Gibbin Wood's orchestra. to school.' of higher learning while hands of Croshy, Hartford I'nhlle, J'*nid!mUnn )irl a-' rpi JuM rr.Tpon.il- William Miinsie by the Rensselaer On who helped who make goals. good, (^arolyn Scott, and AUrad been acrepted at the University M. H. S.. the high standards a.s of Connertient. This fall the fol­ Norwich Free Acadeni.v The locals the rr^-nnl I'mikmp tniir nf 14 1 I .>ll tir.s townid; ll’ir.r in IUT«*terimn li*5i m prad,jatD»n lu- I hicf Treasui er and Sophomore years, was dressed voted the best citizen by her class- . which they placed second 197»> ^ t‘nr of nativr.A hay and Sl. rpinK SI knrpA der presented four plays for the Club Awards for proficiency in Sweet: B. Young, M. Handler: D. Eileen Barrett. Ann Hansen. Mary j Moore. G. Case, W. England. E. 'Tile Indian iiefn-.en po.sled s fine ’ in tht'' Mars /.iicloo Moohnk I'ni- public; and the baseball team took * lion are Fred Amea and Boh (,'ope- I " U*work lo*;r for tutnrr business subjects and donated by Steele, C. Hayes; T. Tieman, C. Ellen Moran. Eugene Pinto. Jen- ^ Hohcnlhal, A. Schmldhauser, , I land. vi-i sit V hesi.les lielng the ImMc.css .second place and track team took nie Rowza and Shirley Taylor. i re ‘'ri.'V",e«scn‘‘ H a rh iiiu l Mooii I'ro x i.lr ! manii,.' i loi his wife uhti ilunt "s rn^lnrriA nur?H*«, •lirtiriiinH and the Manchester Lion's Club, were Glcnney; B. Carlson, J. P^nciera; R. Kontcnella, G. Pazianos, P, Hillbilly Weibiiiip I h j Foot ball the Ili.il season ( aptain John first place In C.C I U competition. S flio o l H ears Other Conneetieiit colleges that | 'HKru'ullmtd rxprftA from tha BARGAINS given to Diane Sweet and Bernard F. Patelli, N. Burns: V. Hare, M. Rich, R. Keller, W. Slovcr, H ^ • i> I ______I f ’ Mancheater Hich aehool gridders Perry, along with Bill Slover, Splliufi for l''on‘ca>l of |.i offtsionalU' 'C’laAH nt '.M'■ .said VlrRinia In our Bophomors year, Jim will be attended by this year’s Shlrlfv Wil.soii .M Gardner. Sllverslein; D. Reale. S. Anderson; Frechette, R. Day, C. Cassells, C/OiniC BflCKprOllIlcI fo r j m V reroi*d of three wlna ,8teve Millard. Henry Szeniplm- * Virginia uaod I’’jrrto Ru'<^ \j 11 testified, Eugene Pinto and Con­ E Pinto, J. Crawshaw; D. E'la- graduates are: Connerticut Col­ The G Clef Award and the Bee­ F in al ’51 W ill W. Kosakowski, R. Woodhouse, and fjve loxaea to the aoore book. sky, Pete Plikaltis and Bob Keller, Senior FulurcH another rxnmplr of n i nuniry nie Young held office during vell, D. Anderson; J. Small. A. lege for Women, Gall Andersen; r.lasfi Event thoven Award, given to the boy A. Grossman. J, Gagliardone. The Indians commenced the sea­ combined to give Coach .Sollanek whrro linjirovrTnrnt.s nr»* nrrdfd, Town Government Day. and Rita Reggetls, P. Sullivan. H. Girard; Trinity, Bob Mullaney and Nell and girl showing the mo.st ability F. Disabells, S, Godin. A. Schu­ son with a 1.3 to 0 win over Rock­ one of the Indians finest sea ons A trip to tlie moon v'as the llriv thi» iwrray.r vrailv moomc It ONE OR TWO OF A KIND Schol.sky placed first in the in music, were awarded to Mary R. Ross. J. Hansen; E. Burkhardt, Gray; Hlllyer, Ruth Smith and bert R. Lcelerc. W. Wright. In a hiliblly atmosphere with sun­ ville. Hall High the following week I.ast Testament of Class Mary Davies m the pa.st four years tennis. theme of the Prophecy of the Editorial 1.(04 \va; I’s rc.s'ilt 1 Given in Riot­ R. Copeland. 1. Dobkiii; J. MrKin- ever, the squad came back playing M. II. s. POULTRY MARKETING EQUIPMENT tivcly. ney. H. Fairweather; E. Raccagnl, applied to Bates College These; ^ ^ became the bride of Abner Keegan of Hamden twice, and Hall High |•ttl<•I p.-iHc.s nrr b<>luK fslnlilixtwi won C.C.l.L. championships. Var- Two sweater awards were given ila be.st ball of the season, to shut divided intf' three griiups those Reg. Seri* .sity-M Oiih and support of the In­ B Stearns; (’. Petrfera, B. Ran­ ire Fred Blish. Sally Emery. John | j^pioy Bernie Gardner and Oiar in a ceremony performed by Fath- of West Hartford The squad dish­ The ■cntmifnt* vxr am about to ficie piMviduig opportunllu>a (or to outstanding athletes Bill Shee­ ous Setting out Mcnden 19 to (I A1 Morgan led .students who remaim-d on earth liiy down In wrltliig for all to saa ' young nioii with machanicnl aklll dian school in Arixona were be­ kin; H. Agostlnelli. M. Holmes; A. Perry and Etlore Rareagni i ,,, Herrmann, I er O'Gradv Annabeiie. who was the Indians im this victory hy ed out defeats to Bristol twice, Herrick Scolder (I only) ...... '83.40 115.94 key and A1 Morgan. The followung will attcnfl ‘ after graduation and tho.'^e \s lio iliBva barn axpraaaad many liinra|nr nianagarial training, gun. With a shout from a bathing Doyle, C. Jewitt; R. Ellington. J. Gil Wright and Joe Volz p.an to | given in marriage by her father, smasliuig arijlpas the line for two Meriden twice. Middletown twice The Chaminade Club Awards Keeney. schools in other states' -Jim W ar­ went to .Mars and the M«ton To ^itii'l many wav*, lha mn*l oflaii | "Tlir Bold t'nitr.l .Stair'* Point The next witness. Joan Bell, : beauty out of the roaring twen- touchdown.'Wfhile C.arlo Pelncca anti gamed one win over Hall Rubber Picking Apron ...... • " . were presented to Jean Packard. P Horan, B Alemany: T. Bowea, ren. Worcester Polytech: June work at the A 4 P. Jay Mohr at I jnnyi Davis, wore a white sack ; Itegm tlie program, a prol*»gm' • arouml graduation Ume by I moat Four priqfram 1* trying to wlya then told the history of the cla.HS • lies, th^ Will Committee of the Knarf s. Roger Negro at the collected sis more [nunts. I High during Us junior year. Marie Tri- Marcia Beach and Emma Maison R. La Croix; F. Blish, N. Strong; (.■'hambers. Upsala Pete Plikaltis, gown of broadcloth, tied with In the next four games, the lo- \MI.S rca.l liv llRiry W ood. rii. set ov.-rvonr in anyway coiircrni'd |'" 't I'ovsriy. .Ilnraso, and Ignijr- Shackles ...... I ' tna-sc. ot '.)1 began their riotous Popular Market and Dave Hodg- ‘ Perrv and Plikailis are the onlv ting in the VOMI 1975 driM' l'''! ii I And an, wr are azUlng out to i kdoz in utulRnloveloprd arraa. nhd I vigno had the leading mle In and Paul Gagnon T Booth. A. Loyzim; B Heavisides, Holy Cross; Virginia Martin. Sy­ larpr bow in Uie bark and a train , ral fell vutlm.s to Knal Hartford, ’ two arniora on the unnad nn next Killing C o n e s...... qo antics, Thur.sday afternoon Carol racuse I’nlversity Pete Rice. kins at a local grocery group nf Kartlihiii i hiii .'li ters, igivr soma ronvrntlonrtl advicr and tha MarshnII Plnn la hi'lplng tha I Sock and Buskin's "Dear Ruth The tMrrent Affairs Club Prizes S. Emerj-; C. Watts, W. Reed: M. i.>f tiaaiir flourr.^j and rarrird 8 to 6, Hamden High. 40 to 0, Howes, dressed as the bathing Dean Academy; Avery Russell. Three boys plan to make farm years tenni.4 prospects should he Doris (liiii.stcM, Brtii. Brrnir (lard- ] niakr .si^nir nftrn rrpratrd rr- already Indu.strlaltzcd nnlinna of Boning Knives (Buxton) ...... • ’ _ I .Ilni Ropers won both tlio local were given to Barbara E.»ten and Hair, C. Dobbmier: J. McCarthy, ('('I.L . winner Middletoum 19- bright beauty, led the procession. Fol­ B. Foss; E. Boni, R. Born; J. Sai- Vassar: Tom Tedford, Unlversitv work their occupation. They are bf»uquet of annflowera ! ncr Paul Al tiustnfron, B 'h. Ink j ninrk.s to thr grnduntrn of Man- Eiiropr gi«l hiirk on thalr faaj.’’ Pinning Knives (Buxton! ...... • ‘ . ll.iml state American lyCgion Ora­ Fenna Lee Fl.sher, 6; and also tn Bristol. Track Win t. I>rop 7 Thp Sniulatorlan improaafd upon torical (’onte.<»t The annual elec­ The Quill Club Awards, given lowing Carol, came Fred Blish, mond, I. Soma: J. Rowza, F. Wier- of Miami; Caroline Strant. Rhode Tony Fiano, Charlie Bunce and Jeannie Pinto and Srlh Prtnr ! Then lead by Agostlnelli. Kla- lug ofT III n flying saucer for thr jihcsiri High 8i-hool, Class of wheeling a large box painted chow.ski; V. Griswold, D. Wether- Island T^nlverslty: Tom Morlarty, 8er\'od a.s bridal attendants ! The track'team had a \ery iin- moon Tlir sound nnd smoko lii.’il This IS not wrtttrn howrvrr thr nii<1u‘nrr thr itnfMirtnnrr of In- Pinning Knives (Buxton) ■ io r;n 1S294 tion of Student ('ounol President for excellem e in prose and poetry Erio Pavan vcll. Ih'tnoca. and Roach the In (livifliifll m<»rnl support to auch orange with the words "The ell; D. Duffy. N. MrClean; G. Do­ Providence College; Barry Wood. In thu'4 wa\' Die theme "Hillbdly i .sin’cessful season winning o n ly I scrci'n giivc n rrnlislic frriing nf in a ronvrntlnnal tour, but In a t ic took place and for the first lime were awarded to Elinor Hussey Carlo Pelncca and Don Flaveil dians .snapped their losing streak ! cauarn an thrar • Keen Elec. Egg Grader ( I o n ly )...... l 79 Thing" written on the front. lan. P. Quinn; B. lyiunsie, S. Gra­ Eastern Nazarene: Connie Young Wedding" waa ranred out perfect - | two out of the nine meet! that in nctiinl rockri Afirr landing vary aincrrr niannar. for bring a li two pirls ran for the office, but (upper class prose i. Neil Gray plan to continue working lor Iho by trimming Windham 24 to 0. ; In conrlualon V^r^lnla Mid. *'Tt Along with Fred came Jim War- ham. J. Miner. R. Simms: E. Leh­ and BUI Munsle. Tufts College.' ly by the Gift lommittee on Wed- ' Although the Rriggsmen lost i they enterrxl TTte wins were ov<'r on tiir moon, thr Enrthlnna arr .crn luata oiinirlves. wr prraonaliy Oakes Egg S c a le ...... V-i i ...... oi ot; 17*94 Boh Hrunelte won out The Swim­ I uppcri lass prose i and .Io,in Andrew Ansaldi Co., as masons, I la our Job sa raaponaible, mattirQ man. P. Hawk; T. Fiano, B. Wall- An exceptionally large number ne.aday evening ! more games than thev won. (he 1 Weaver 64-32. and New Britain mat hy a group of moon proplr. Iin.lcrstand thr frriing prrsrnt In Perfection, or Peerless Egg Grader .... 2 .95 17. ming Team took the C,( I.L., iMankers (lower clas.s prosc(. I ren dressed as a hum and Roger while Frank Barry will be a car- | iJtizan.*! of thr world to promot* beoff. D Canter. S. Giglio; of alumnae have been accepted by The bride as iLi^hered d"\vn the' SI-22 The .seven defeats were Allnr lyi- zim. "SarJqnlHlachln ." I ,),p mm.ls of thr rrat. I liampionsliip and the Cross I Scholastic Art Awards pic.sent- Negro dre.sscri a.s a storekeeper penter at the Green Manor De- ' team under the capable leader.ship | rrononuc hralth for world peaca. Keen Egg Candler ...... • B. Gardner. R. Smith; M. Nursing schools. The largest mim- aisle of the assembly hall to the of ('n-Caplams (*arlo Petri('ca and dished out to the locals hy H art­ lx's Rntilnsnn, "'/Iggy. ' Ruth I 1 Jradiiation. inevitAbly, ta a time Oiimlrv captured the New F.ng- iod bv the Hartford Courant were Duke " Steele, in the garb of a I her Is claimed hy Middlesex Hos­ velopment "jazzed up" rcnditir>n of "Tlie W ed­ "Moonbenm." i ’onversa- Wa farr n rhallrnR^. Tho futura Magic Egg Brushes...... • laiid Inter-Schola.stic (Tiampioii' policeman, came ninfiing after Tnvigno, B, Muii.son; V. Bolduc, B. l»ou^' Wi.ssc had a fine army of i ford Bulkeley 72 13. Hall High of when w’e take retroipeot of the a certificate of merit key to Rita pital. Pat Bonney fhalre Fallot, Diane Sweet intends to i>: a , ding M anh." played by riiffle B; y- I I'all players, wliu many times dur- r . ! ^ ^ f thr futurr ilrvrlops and pnst. expreaslnR regret at our of thr worifl will tn our hftnda, ship The Verplanck Chapter of them, blowing a whistle long and Saglio. We.i^t Hartford 82-24. Middletown Thr work to dona U our work.” Rubber Coated Egg Baskets...... 2./b 1 Schol.sky and certificates of J. Lutz, P Hillory: M. Jordan, B. Betty Rankin. Barbara Shennlng, secretary for the law firm of . ant The dialogue wa.s very infor­ ! mg the season sho'.ved their worth rnanv prnphr^irs iirr made shortcomings and pride in our the National Honor .Society was loud After "Duke" came Barbara High 83-2:i Hartford High 84-22.’ A ^troftk of light nashrs across Vairdirtnrian Jeastr fjitbrop i merit to Virginia Martin. Rita Visiicy: M. Gales, G. Loughton; L. .Shirley Wilson, and Carolyn Watts Rubinow' and LaBelle. Barbara mal, m keeping with the real hill­ So<’c4r rtt hicvrmenls No matter what White Woven Wire Baskets ...... '•® begun. Bristol 64-43 Hamden 80-2r» and vIhr skv which is Um Maitmn mm- • p o k r of thr Importanra of halp- i Scholsky and June ChamViers Jackie dre.-sed a.s a housewife, and Johnson, D Triano; G. Johnson, D. will begin training there In the Long IS going to bs a receptionist billy style. The soccer sqmi 1 cn led ir.s i>4 .t \\f have <1one in the past, we de­ John Perry, well groomed and Vt 11 .-agne with two win.s, twn losses i graduation. However. Cnn'-h "Hindu,' rrprc^rnl thosr fmni t!ir Russia and remarked. "Where POULTRY AND EGG MARKETING EQUIPMENT , Into Uie C .‘i Army: "Quill" re- T hing" Peace, J. Frarchia; A. Tracy, W. tain Hospital has accepted Doro­ Doug U’lfi.so. Bette Carl.son and and tixo ties, in l.a*ague compoli- ^ 'Pete Wigren experts low we must be prepared to ss I Richard Hazelton. Margaret Mc- Diane Nirhola will be a dancing strong J pisnrt of Mnrs Uri il .Irwftt. "thr there are p eople with Aspirations .29 j reived an award in the Columbia Chaw ilk; I. Braztnsky. H. Miner; thy Brezniak and Ixila Swallow. Bob Willis i>layed the roll of Uncle suuie the problems svhich have llntosh. Mary Ellen Moran. Janet After the box had been brought squad hack next year I Thing. ' rnirrs l au.sing Rstrnnmm- and ambitions, there is sjweye Eqq Preservative, Quart ...... -35 Scholastic Awards Contest; and R. Negro, A Colbert: J. Descy, M. Six other pro.spective Florence instructor at the Star Ijle Studio. sTohn and Aunt Mathilda, re.spec- Hall High of West Hanford niuu^iwii bon rrented by previous genera- 34.94 ^ Bradlev CJi. Nancy Foi.sy. Alli.son to the center of the assembly. tively. from the ciiv cal wondc’.M The group theti dis- hope for a better wey of life," i .loan OsgoOd was chosen queen of McGraw; B. Aspinall, J. Sturle- Nightingales include Ruth Prior, Cecilia Miilroy will ■xork at Shady t(i)iis nu'l to do our best to make Chick Box Stapler ( I only) ..... • • to co ’ Olmstead Gail Anderson. 1- ranees Fred tried to gel each member of handed the team a .3 to 0 lm« ' ..,<..11..^ tiirt-l ,n a U'’‘.‘^e.'4 th»* icmaimng jimphei ic^, "Oppression does not always 10.00 I the Aiimml Prom. Sock and Bus­ vant; A. Woodward, C. Morris; B. who will attend Massachusetts Glrn Much ad libhing uas done by which hurt the team greativ The llii- world Ilvsble. Ami as we Chick Box Blue Ribbon Staples (5.000) 12.52 the committee to open it but each kJainr (irady died "f blood tioi*^ stem fmm political rondiUons, but kin won the regional, st.ate. and ! Patelli. Fenna Lw Fisher Bar- Mullaney, M. Hanley; T. Morlarty, General: Elaine Vlot. who w-ill John Andcr.sou i* going lo be the city folk.s and tlie hillbilhe.s to 1 fnllnwing games with Bri.stol an.l gridiiale we are fared with ati in their turn refu.sed Finally, in III Uir .score book for .1 fine sen- iiiing \ihrn she stubbed herself cflen from opposed rellRlous MISCELLANEOUS POULTRY EQUIPMENT New England Drama Festivals ; bars Bengtson. Richard Day (- H. Harmon; G. Hansen, P. Bonney. train at St Francis Hospital; Lor­ employed by the Arm of Ander­ add tn thr humor of the skit. ' Mrridrn both resulted in lies, i -^-1 At th*» hrtrtnninp nf tht* nt*a iinccrlnin future not only for oiir- dcsjieri.tion. l-'red approached Mr. with a fniterntty pm Mnrgo views of certain irroups " Jessie After the testlmonv was given, > and Albert Guay Certiticatos of H. Barrette, P. Gaskell: 1.. raine Cole, who has been accepted son and Johnson as a plumber. The gifts were presented to thr ' Then Ihr High hooters met a bow- 1 ^ 1 1 > vs 1 Nclve*. tmt for the entire human 18.90 n.sed as an example of Ihfs Chromolax Elec. Air Heater...... the clerk derlarcd the ilefcndant merit for Honorable Mention wcie Bailey, and persuaded him to at New England'Deaconess; Pat Joe Grzvb will work at the S. A bride, Annabeiie. and .since .she : erfid Wea hersfD d team 7 h o C'’" ,. "^ 7 I ' ’‘.f’' f I I'ni'e Never before has any gen- the 16.50 Wright. P. (!obnrn; C. Bryant. G. ------... - . ^ cniiMn’t oil «vs eriui fsIorPS 1101u loam, u no t ('oach Kellev had to use an al- l slvr fnct-Tv ami apend.s most Untoiirhahles who are complete Chromolax Thermostat Controls . . not giiiltv. anil then pronounred awarded to Jessie Lathrop^ Susan come ami open the box. Mr. Bailey Aiuler.son: M. Cole. C. White; G. Gorman, who will enter W’estbor- Bergen Dairy; Al Gustafson at ^ouldn I open lh<^-i all. she re-. cracked the M H. S defm.se to I ^v.st green .squad He did thr job hrr timr with B M s I lurid hy c,ration been put to such a task the class of IP.M the worthie.st to Wooil. John Perry. Barbara approached the box very cautious­ ough State Hospital: and Sue Gra­ Lvdall and Foulda a* a cutter: M'<^ived aid from the rest present, j the tune of ^ to I. In hard ■ . quHo. nio rnr ji n i time uun I.mk'IyI outcasts amooR the Hindufl 14.95 Raiilinaitis. P. Martin: J. Volz. S, "II the team haltlcrl their, Duffy liecamr liic first i.id>' m a y o r ," this, for irr this era of race- (of In-tie Westinghouse Sun lam ps...... ever leave the halls of M.H.S Steam s James Roger.s, - . ly and umlKl the latch. Then the ham. who will enter Grassland Ed l.fehman for the Champlin Box | such a manr.er the gifts were ( fought battle the Indian bouirrs 3.85 Hendricson; M. Shea. D. Hayes; uav tiglil up to H'< ond plare ui H r (lliistonhurv Joan O.spood d'-'-lroyinu ui'iU'ins of wnt the "There ha.« never been s tiyie Thermotape— 10' roll ...... ' William .Munsle '51 I Fllen Moran. Shirley Taylor. members of the committee came .!. Strickland, A. Brickelt; C. Fal­ Hospital in Valhalla. New York. Uo.. Jim Walker, aa a check» r for to the studem.s while Uliff ] ^rre .stopped by Portlanil 4-3 Members of the clasa of 1951 th.' (' C, I L bas settled dov ii "ilh Hnh ami is ! dcrulons wr ni.ik" will carrv with •nhen oppression hsa played siich 4.95 1 Richard Das- and George Pazianos. closer and each peered inside and lot, J. Casey; L. Modean, F. Fal­ the Trans-Ocean Airline an * then ran away. As the last mem- lot: M. McFarland, A. Highter; F. Robinson al the U, S. Glaaa Fibro. j ^^^3*Ury Styl^e.____ j honors when they dofeate*! the 7.95 tion at apeclallzed schools are: Some of the more unusual ones off with a heartbreaking loss to .school proms Bring fnrrd with this, we find 1 for we are now uonrerned with Thermotape— 40' r o ll...... ‘ tier ' looked in, two arm.- biir.st Kai rv. B. Prentis; A. Hansen. P. Mary work as a State ('*hamplon Newington by a 5.10 Srholasuc Magazine wa^i awanl- n if f Bryant. Julius Hartt School were; Bristol 3-2, However, they came I.es Robinson went broke while ilifrirull to make personal )ilana world ttopres.slon " Jessie men­ Plug-in Adjustat ...... - ...... ed to Margaret McIntosh. through the top ami unrolled a Hayes; T. Tedford, M. McIntosh; stenographer for the Public score of 5 to 1 at Mt Nebo iTie right tiHck at-Middlrtviwn In lheir working al the Fu st National ' f,„- our own future When we tioned the ideals of the United of Music: Frances Cuneo. State Health Office of Manchester while' Norma Strong a .strong box. team continued their winning 1.80 I Creative Award Certificates ; scroll which read, '(.’lass Will L. Robinson. P. Klieii. next game tn win 10-9. West | store hut at least still has hi* ' hear the rharge of future placed Nations to Mhistrnte the stand Gro-Quick Heating Cable B-12 . . . F. Young. E. Dittmeyor: Janet Comptometer School: Dick Elling­ Lillian Brennan will he a .steno- ' Hard a are stores you alwaye streak by hnruling Ellsworth High 1.00 ! of Quill and Scroll were given to i 19.51 " Then. Marjorie McP'arland ton. State Technical Institute: Hartford and Meriden dished out '■peri e " 'on our shoulders, we realize all many nations of the world i^rs Gro-Quick Heating Cable A-6 . . . . came out of the box carrying the Davies, G. Eagle.sim: M. Mctlean, grapher at Cheney’s. a to 1 defeat, which was the two defeats lo the locals 4-3 and I’ete Plikaitia has all tlie pro- ;(oo well the seriousneaa of the sit- Janet Bradley (Honorable Men­ M. Warren; G. Wright, B. Wylie; Thelma Pesce Norwich Art tskinp sfTsin.«»t oppre.aslon. 1.00 tion i and Richard Day (Honorable Other firms which will employ''''^ wonder why you rave. ' first time an Indian squad ever 9-0 re.spectively Then the ball ple on the moon going crazy over I,,at Ion Opporiunities for active partict- Wrap-on Insulation 25' x 2 " ...... will. P. Oleskie, P. Dziato; H. Lawler, School; Marie Trivigno, Connecti­ So we give thl» "Strong Box' to defeated the Ellsworth Bivjters club started on a seven-game win­ Mention 1 and Gail Andersen and The various members of the cut Institute of Hairdressing: and M H S. alumni a* clerical work­ hi* Hnitan plaid pants to match With all of thix in mmd we as potion in helpini: oppressed p#o Paragon Time C lo c k ...... 13.95 M. Spellway; J. Joifiiert, H. M ar­ ers are: John Lappen Insurance you The other Manchester victories ning streak They handed defeats his lai ket Kttnri' Rnc agni took Mary KWen Moran, Senior m- ; committee read the will to the shall: A. Biardi. J. Nahscon; B. Earl Larson and Bob Willis. Morse members of the Senior class plea will be numerous for metn- 22.95 Co.. Ruth Bohlln: Cheney's. Shir- To keep memories of Fred, so trije. were .Meriden 1 to 0 and ' Bristol to Rn.-kyille 4-2. Bristol 6-2, Hall to the Martian hills when it was promi.se ourselve.s to put forth our hers of the rhias in .sueh ca*‘eers Paragon Time S w itc h ...... ! assembly and when they were Panclera. B. Trebbe; O. Toop, J. Business School 3 to I. Higti 11-4. .Meriden 3-2 Hamden Nine members of the year's lev Brennan; W. G. Glenney Co.. Caro! Howes -pole r- ili.si'overed that he was the onlv hr.st effort.s no m sttrr what the TS the armed forc'*s, teachers 13.95 Tlie Marguerite Oates ( amp- ' flni-shed they put it back In the Longchamps; E. Barrett. H. Mal- The team, led by Bill .Sheekey | 4-'2 Roeki llle 7-4, and Hamden | hcIiooI slii.Ii nl veith danilrnff Miller-Harris Time Switch (I only) class plan to loin the U. S. Navy. Bonnie Clifford; Manchester In personality you rate A plii.s roming yeatf. hold for us. he it and reUfrioiis leaders ‘All of us 1 0 0 — 1.00 L O V lil hell Award, given for excellence box and to the tune of "The lon; J. Perrv. A. Russell:- M. Dairy; Joan Cowles; Royal Type­ To our senior class you are a and Francis Barry. Co-Captain.x, 12-11 The hot Indian learn " as | j,,, n,. ,,nw making a Leg Bands (Aluminum) ...... Thing " made their exit amidst the O'Dwyer, P. Rice; E. Grady, H. They include Fred Ames, A1 Biar­ rolleg’e, work, or for some, milU mav not be able to participate * i in hi5tory was given to Adrian write, Betty Finn; Underwood, muet. had a fine year The team loses to fifi»"V ’topped by Ea.st Hartford posing for Toni Lilt and sctlvelv hut e n n sH help hv .75 I applau.se of the audience. P artial Urwelder: G. Nevers, R. Schaller; di. Alan Doyle, Bill Hoffman. tary service. Toxite Spray—Quarts ...... COVIl'S ! ScJimidhausor. Dot Ganter. I Here's a pole you have won. graduation, co-captains, -Sheekey | and then lost again to Middle- [:^,phard Huilnut ads hnv^ntr s spiritual unrlnl ni ' " award for hemp the i)e«t skater heiiefirial to ail The majority of dividual medals. The cast includ­ Lheir product. C. Young: B. White, P. Lattora; local stores. Thev are Larry Deck­ ney Chain and Tool Co.. Margie , With all the girls giving him a of the 17 games thsl they plsyed. his team back Captain Bob Willis. Aft/'f f i ’lih-''.*?.s Je.^iie Jamesway Gas 72" Hover...... ^ the univer.se ha.s ev(ri knowm stijiientfi have j;iven lheir sincere i ^^pre^sed on «)f ttie class ed Fred Blish. Barry Wood, Pat Carolyn and Connie Scott we R. Bovee. H. Hallett; L. Varney. er. Montgomery Wards: Dot Duf­ Keegan; Allen Mfg. Co.. Gloria, >igh, The team had an advantage of "Speck " Flaveil^ "Tony" Tiemann Jamesway Oil 60" Hover...... 3 O'Hara, Diana Motyeka, Phyllis give to the Tpni Company for L. Hairv; M. Patch. J. Pecaut; C. fy, J. W. Haie's; Joan Osgood. Nevers; and Carter Chevrolet ilutle black book w* bequeath height.' and .speed but about mid- and Bill Sheekey are the letter- /Mine Ix>yzim finaltv look the interest to the school and have ^ j^ratitmlr to M» TM(n'- l^pbo9^fiy Co.. Shirley Sturtevant. i to you ilra.stie step ami then imoed to a received in return, the inlellOLtual Raile” nnd in P’h''»‘s th-' '•''Id- Revolving Smoke Hood ...... Mastropietro. Bob Kelley. John ii.se in their ad.'. Hunt; B. Brunstte. M. Keegan. Steiger's, Frances Patelli. Bur­ season the Clarkemen started a men that the team will lo.se to 1 CHOCOLATIS Provan, Robert Keller, Richard We leave Mary Davies' red hair Jessie Lathrop '51 ton's; and Bette Carlson, Tots and Bob Copeland plans to work as i n'oI for figures for the lumber lo.slng streak which co.st them graduation country e.stnte m Mar.s rqinib the Mi>;he.st Tele­ have ■xorked with nnd fur u.' dur­ bee rln«x 'h - ,-n' ' "T.nl lie ..nt "M utt and Jeff. " Wolfe ss operators. following Motor Sales. Brazinsky vanishing the going rough, capliinng only Bli.sh and Tom Tedford, a junior. ing our career at M H S It i' r.A Fionny Watts, nnd three fre.shmen vision Antenna d u h " ot hla-stirn '■tl(c our ''ee.Dm fu'- '-rtnferl, hut Jamesway Chick Feeder ...... We give Rudy Vlgnone's lead­ W« pick up graduation , ^ ' Prospective brides In the class , y^^_^ problems are "Min- 2 of the ten games that they play­ wiiii regret that we leave o-r Boh ’Thornton, Bob Peterson nnd Mars. Pete Rice is planning on he 'rmreetatlve of the ftindflmen- Jamesway Growing Feeder . . . ership and personality to any Jane Duchesne, Janet Joubert. .of 1951 include Lois Aborn. Janet i^,. ed in the league. Hamden ,56-47 * hiiol and our friends, but with enlor thilt and Connie Scott will continue I Field, Shirley Lefort and Porothy I Danny De .Martin T3ie defeats huiMin^r water canal,s m.sten I of Jamesway Growing Feeder . . . Junior who thinks they can top and Middletown 63-48 were Uie were nt the hamls of Hall High of roads from hoii.sc to hnus^ .so that sincere liope tlint we can ftilflll *o ninnv o-her' 'to not M,-’ c c-n l ^ e / u b l W lheir 'xork at the F'irst National Ganter. . y),,w Anyone wishing to come two victories that were posted. he may swim, since iJrn’in^; \'* no j our ml.saion m life tor whn li the\ -ho-'- o'lr aon-eciation hv a c c o i - THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB him. Bank, while the Manchester Trust I P ratt and Whitney offices have ^ ..pp,p - you. West Hartfonl. twice, and Wind­ Jamesway Laying Feeder .... Fred Blish, '81 The losses were at the hands of lonper practical. Rudy \ l^;n()ne | have prepared us. Ine and n —'-'pn- cot <"ir d "ri-s Go uill mipplv jobs for Terry | claimed a large mimber of frjj*** Rudv Vignone pillR. You're nl- ham. twice. The team handed out Jamesway Laying Feeder...... Middleto'xn 61-49. Bri*tol. twice defeats to Hamden twice, Meriden runs the "Vignone Vital Sheet ' | Connie Young. 31. e ’t'zpus to ttis t'ps* of Oil*' ai'ti- Bowes. Jerrv Lyons. Arlene Peter- this year. Those include Pat ; ways full of pep and fun But Horan'. Lil John.son, June Keeney, 69-29, 64-41; Meriden, twice .59-34, twice, ftristol Dvire. Norwich and if.- It'll' h rl'i'''! '' iem or and o"tdc Round chick Feeder...... •son, Betty Prentice. Evelyn Ixmg- I you ever do feel low The.se pill.s 55-54; West Hartford twice 38- j to our Alma )t"tpr. oii' tsmilies, Steffie Koaak. Marilyn McLean I will surely keep you "young" As .New Britain Keen Chick Feeder (Reel Legs) champs. and Norma Wyrus 36, 59-44; and Hamden 57-36 The With only Co-Captains Fred our countrv. an<1 our world." DAD'S DAY .IVNE H Th'' Fir.st National Store will and Judy Miner. ! on your merry way you go. Keen Chick Feeder No. 148 . . . ELECTRIC RAZORS Also Alice Sargent, Marilyn Jor- , other defeats were Windham 59- Blish snd 'rom Tedford lost to Wlio n Who in 1951 KAYWOODIE PIPES • *.ond Dolivnr dan. Priscnis Klein and Lorraine i 45 and Weaver, twice 60-40. 59-23. graduation, the team shows prom- Keen Shell Feed er...... RAZORS — GIFT SETS Laduc. ' The High Cagers picked up i.sing prospects. Arlene Peterson Mo.'l Atliletlc ...... Al Motgan WATERERS & ACCESSORIES BINGO Many alumnae will work in in- . three vlclories, two over k.aat Fred Blish ',51 Clarke A'W'artl Marie Trivigno Most .Sophisticated . Tom Tedford Arthur Drug Stores Rensselaer Award aurance companies following D. A. R. Award Hartford. 63-51, 58-46. and one Jamesway— 2 gal...... EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Marie Trivigno . Most Individual Kttore Raccagnl graduation. The largest number over Windham 45-39 j Class Polilirlan . Walter Odermann Jamesway—3 gal. float...... The team will ioo.se lettermen j I’iriiir Ilelil at Aline l^ryzim STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP of girls win be employed by Trav­ . . •Mo.'.t Musical ...... Barry Wood elers. These Include Janet Davis. Mao' I’rovan Jamesway—5 gal. flo at ...... 20 REGULAR GAMES—3 SPECIALS O If you have a doctor’s Judy McCarthy Best Dr'ssed .... Jimmy Reed Ruth Gibson. "Vyrling Griswold, l^rry^’oiWer'^mp'.’^^"" Andt" 1 H i llOllN Hide AwB)' . Mo.'l Capable .... Bob Brunette Jamesway—8 gal. flo at...... prescription to be com­ Marilyn Griswold. Marilyn Hair. Connie 5’oung MANCHESTER son. and Bill -Sheekey to gradua­ Connie Y"niing .Most Popular . . . Rudy Vignone Jamesway— Pressure w a te re r...... Joan Hanscome. Cecil Jewitt. Jes­ tion. Most Modest . . . Carlo Petrtcc* TROPICAL AQUARIUM pounded, and no one to sie Lathrop and Phvilla Lattora. Und.yiinleil by thOj abnenee of Ann Hansen Oil Lamp for 8 gal. w ate rer...... Marksmen Boa*t 8-S Kerord old man Sol tlie cla.'s of '51 held Rita Scholsky Most Aitl.'tic Boh Brunette Also Helen Lawler. Elsie Rlek- The rifle team completed a good Electric Heater...... FOR VOITR FISH . CANARY send to a drug store, just < their annual picnic at Ted Hilton'* Nonna Strong . M'>.st Talkative Walter Oderman 'AND DOG SC PPL IE S ert. Connie Robinson, Shelia Shee­ sea.son. largely due to the efforts Hide Away at Mondus on Monday. Dorothy Duffy B"St Dancer ...... Boh Panclera telephone us. Our mes­ of the entire team, who constant­ Stand for Poultry Founts...... han. Shirley Speed, Alice Tracy. Leaving the High .School In a Jeasie Lathrop Most LIkelv to . . Bob Brunette STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL 4SI Main St. Tel. *-8221 Carol Upton, Barbara Young and ly shot above average. The nu­ .Succeed . . Copper Float—Jamesway Waterer .... senger will call for tht cleus for the team was top m arks­ caravan of forty-eight cor* at 9;00 Benice Zaremba.' Uie group arrived al Hilton* at Joan Osgood . . Cutest ___ ...... Don Fl*vell Brower Poultry F o u n t...... prescription; deliver tht The following Insurance con­ men. Dirk Ellington Richard Mort Poised ... Bob Brunette Kehl, Kingsley Kuhney and Mor­ 10;00 Boating, volleyball, and June McKinney cerns will also employ alumnae: tennis were participated in while .Most Sincere .. Bob Brunette Automatic Chick Fount— Brow er...... Connecticut General. Gertrude ton Handler. The squad boasts s Carol Howes AND SUPPER compounded medicines. a few odventurou.' souls went Most Drag ...... John Perry Elaine Grady . . MH.K-FED Blevins. Rosemary Cunningham, record of eight wins and five losses Automatic Float Valves (all brass)...... swimming in .Salmon River. Best Driver ...... Al Williams FRESH FROZEN No extra charge. Be sure Doris Ounsten. Marge McFarland. against last year's record of nine Jessie I-atliiiip Following l7nch there waa Elaine Gi ady . . Changed Most Since .... Bob Panclera Oakes Spring Valve Trough...... Sponsoivd by Post Grands Association Carol McKinney and Barbara wins and (our losses. dancing, a talent show and a . . Fi'osh ...... POULTRY to telephone us next time! Wylie; Connecticut Mutus' Joan I The "Hunt.smen" humbled Mid­ Oakes 2 gal. Chick W a te re r...... softball game Best Smile ----- ...... Rudy Vignone Ferry: National Fire. Jeahine | dletown 840-773, defeated -Meri­ Joan. .Stewnrl ...... RO ASTERS...... Ib. 60c The highlight of the picnic was B'st Ixtoklng ...... Bob Brunette Keen Hen Fountain (complete) ...... Gilmore: Phoenix Mutual. Carole. den 372-726, but fell vlctirti to the .loan Stewart ...... ODD FELLOWS HALL CAPONS and PINE a barbecue served at 6:00, which Pest Actor ...... Fred Blish Kean Chick Fount (wired platform) .... Klar and Judv McCarthy; and powerful Hamden team 912-875. Pat Bonney ...... CAPONETTES . . . .lb. 72c Included assorted salads, apaghet- Ruth Gibson ...... Class Wit ...... Rudy Vignone Trumbull Water H e a te r...... PHARMACY Aetna Life. Jane Marshall. The Hamden marksmen again de­ FRIDAY, JUNE 15 Delivered In Mancheater This list Is by no means com- ■ feated the Indian shooter* 912- tl. chicken, hamburger*. and Cla.54 President Rudy Vignone 664 Center St. tel. 2-9814 876 and with this win took the steaks. Fox Valve Trough...... Friday Evenings plete but It doea given an Idea of | Clas;' Vice President ...... Carol Howe* 4 to 7 P. M. Free Delivery how some of the members of the ; ! number one spot in the CCIL After supper the group left for NISTS liume tired hut happy after spend- Clas.s Secietarv ...... Arlene Peterson Call After S P. M. class "f 1951 hsve nisnned their ' league, while the Red nnd White Jometway 10 hole N e * t...... 17.10 14.99 CONTRIIUTION first step In the world. i earned serond honors .nz a wonderful da'.-. d a.-.''- T it-y.'iu er ...... And'.'ew Olhson BUI France* Patelli '51 Jemesway 15 hole N est...... 23.70 20.99 H. A. FRINK e a t Bin Munsl* Frsnees ratelli '51, 4 Oarol Howm I The prei.spects are bright for Jometway 6 hole N e tt...... 12.15 9.99 ADULTS 99e — CHILDREN 50c Sullivan .Avenue — Wapping MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAT, .rUNE IB, 1951 PAGE riW EMf PAGE FOURTEEM MANllHKSTM fiVCMNCi BERAL.U, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1951 STILL TIME FOP PLANTING | L S #1 Q c / Holds OltO StVolcC LcCld lit O p C I t Trading Deadline in Major Leagues Midnight Tonight VEGETAiLE PLANTS — HARDY PLANTS a n n u a l b e d d in g p l a n t s — Gil Hodpew Piisses Yanks Trade Three Players Hamilton Proves GERANIUMS. ETC. Besselink and Heafner SleaHv Plavrr Kinor In Poll For Kuzava of Senators Good Handicapper Fight on Tonight^ Moved Underdog THE Pace Setters Looking Birmingham, Mich., June 18— WOODLAND GARDENS Chlrupn, June Gil HodR- Herald Angle (/Pi Bob Hamilton may not be a Trail by One Stroke To Garden^ Louis 3 to 1 e» of the Brooklyn ■DodRcre _ hns WRshtnpton. June IS- ilTi -TheAwon only one pame while loelng For Additional Power i good bet to win the Open golf B.v 168 W O O D LA N D ST. TEL. 8474 psAscd Pitt Ralph Kiner one. in thr tatoat tabulation of fana’ Wa-ahinplon Senators today traded title, but he's a good handicapper EARL W. YOST Sanford ha.a won no games this Bobby Locke, who scrambled rio­ K *w T ork , June 15— (ei— Since y All reserved sesf tickets must votes for the National I.raRuo first pitehcr Bob Kiieava to the New After Today's Play Field Bporls Editor H .season while losing three, and to have around If you want to tously, Dutch Harrison. Denny tt rain In Madlion Square be exchanged for Garden tickets. Wliilr Sox (j)|tliire Two hi* 20th homer to break up th# base rbojrp In the All-Star baar- , York Yankees for pitchers Tom Porterfield ha.s dropped back to gnme. make a bet . . . Hamilton was Shiite, Paul Runyan, Johnny PaJ- OEMCm, Jo« La u Ir and Lc« Savold The only ones set were *hc early ball Rami’ at Dolroit July 10 | . o Will Be Reduced to Fred Sanford and Bob Kansas City, where he has won relaxing in the locker room after mcr, Sm iley CJuick, Al Broach, pogltlvaly nrlU tangle in their over- birds who purchased the $2.80 From StMialorh; ( mI Tlic Giantx remained in accond MoilRoa baa rollrrtod IS IOJ votoa | two and lost two. general admission tickets. They tophen.4 hAN hern rharjifod with place by beating the Porterfield shooting a not-quite satisfactory The L ow 50 Scorers; Sam Byrd, Sam Bemardi and dua IS-round bout tonight. l^w-etlons end .\nswrre to take a lead of 711 over tb«‘ In order to make room for the 74 In yesterday's opening round An all-day rain, croaalng up the can use the same p.tstehnarda for ut one miFour in the pupt ftvv* llod^ris' Imiiiig Reda, l-fl I*arry Jansrn. pfbVWed ('lark Griffith. Senators' presi­ (Jharle.s Klein. From the msilbug. Piratos' hoinr run kinp newcomers, the Senators have when someone came along and re­ Bob I^cke a Threat waather forecaatera, forced the the balcony. - l{jilph Ho hiis and rirove in three runa dollars he doesn't make a 67.” man to beat in the par-starved and Harvey Ward. Jr America Koothali Conference an.I St. I.oiiia f'ardinala left fielder, j and lost three for a sixth-place limit, and probably will drop an­ Bob exploded. "He Isn't shooting The International Boxing C3ub' ters in SIX cities ■ Pittsburgh, ti«’ Hoiu'P. or ap.* I - 51st United States golf Open, At 75, the traffic was equally the Philadelphia Kagles In the Na It u ill t'l sink of iiu for moved up to aeeond in the (lopiilar- ball club He came to the Senators other pitcher. for 67's. He'll win It with 71-72-71 and the ball club propnetora have Washington, Baltimore, rhlcago, I’ rrni iirr flno nf tho I'odperB. Hen' V tutting al.sn enabled Ruaa took a one-stroke lead into today's j terrific with 13 deadlocked. This ional Football League The ma.lor longue leam.H at nudnighi ily rare with 26.602 while .larkie early last aeaaon from the nilcapo Today was the last day for and 75. And he's bound to win this an agreement not to run compet- Cleveland and Albany. N. Y. will wrtKhp pdundn. Bonkinft wet Me\»T nf the Philadelphia Phlla second 18-hole round with this group included former champion Browns beat the Buffalo Bills 49 I MOBIL Robinaon. Dodper aeeond ba.aeman. White Sox. and won eight while making trades But the local cus­ tournament. He has the rl-,ht kind • Itig ihowe outdoore. The Yen- get the fight on their screens via OM Preftch hsp won nine Ptnupht tonight and Murrnv Ihckaon of the PlttA- humble Up: Lloyd Mangrum, 1946 rhampion, to 7. and the Kagles whipped the | dropped from aerond to third with losing seven for a team that fin­ tomers. who have seen their club of game." . . . And sure enough, kaea art boat to the Detroit Tigers a closed circuit. jfRmrp for thr Rrookp without Tlie deadline fur plnver trailrn hufgh PuHt.ex to poat easy "The angels will have to be rid­ and tw o amateurs, Francis Wlixlli- Chteago Cardinals, 7 to 0 The | tA-BtioR defeit thiB BCABon 2«,r.2T. ished fifth. He's 28 years old and drop 21 out of their last 24 games, Sammy checked in s few minutes , at the Stadium tonight. Although the fight didn't seem will toll then After mulniglil no Inuinph'*. Sinre the poll open'd Sunday ing smack on the shoulder of the gcr of Pleasantville. N. J., and Fagles and Browna did not meet | considered a pitcher of consider­ may not be too happy about this later with a 71 . . . P. S.; Since man who wins this one. If you're (liurk Kocsl.s of Royal Oak, Mich., Beth of the flghtera took the to catch on while it was scheduled KhniK llore snd There \ mnior haguc ti’ams ^^»ll I'o al­ M<\.r si.ipfuil the Phlrago 6.1.160 b.illol.i have been tabulated second delay philosophically. It in 1948. able promise. move. the listeners were sports writers, lucky, you got it " 1936 National Oolloglate cham ­ for the great outdoors, there was An invitAlmn ha.4 hroii rrrrived lowed to trnde until tiie i niiiplr- ('ui)s 1 .1 and Hiik.snn turned back Cloainf lime la mldnlphl .lime 20. started to drip early yesterday Ferrlck will be making his sec­ beast wise. tJtat's the conclusion nobody offered to take Hsmllton'A | N ot in 17 years has g o lfs .su­ pion. a noticeable increase In Interest from the TTprtford R«»ehAl' n u h to tion 4*f tho rhnni|’i>*nvhip aeaaon the Boaton Bia' e.s, <1-4 and they were reeigned to the Q. When alii Red Sem -Tanker ond appearance aa a Senator. He which must he drawm from the $1,000 bet. preme event undergone .such huf­ Bunched at 76. flva atrokM when the switch to the Gartlen Attend "R ob Q\itnn Night ‘ on .Innr The only lonpludc la that playera 'Pile f'hil.H pounded nut 1$ hita * t t Inevitable. Now, at least, they haeeball games from New Tork he I was fairly siiccesafiil as a relief headline the Washington Evening IJstenIng Aroond fytekera Snead'a pace, were no fewer than. was announced. 27 At Rnlkrley StAdnim. Thr mav be ohtainofi on uancra With Kd \^nltkuA and liichla Aah> fing and puffing as m.irked yes­ know the weather won't Interfere carried on television by Cannel 1 pitcher here three years ago. I.*at Star u sed: Big A1 Be.sselink. who tied for terday's opening round in which five former champions among It ao encouraged Jim Norria, ("hirfA will n*veet the WllUAmpport WaJt KovMtkowAkl I At the iG-lii' lIu' lIli'R g i' VVhlto t'lirn h ading the way with three SloplH'iiK liCmlp with their plans any more. Six In New Hsven year, aa a member of the World "Nat fans losers, ss usual in .second yesterday, had trouble un­ president of the I. B. C., that he TigrrA following m mlorful pre I Sox MM'I I’.iookUn Poilgrrs ai*- afelic.s apuMc. Wally Weallftke Snead's one-over-par 71 was the them Ben Hogan, .seeking hia sec­ TTiey each limbered up lightly A. Septem ber 28. 29. .30 I I'hiimplon lYankees. he won eight Kuzava trade for S V'ank ha.s- derstanding how short-swatting predicted a sellout or close to it RMine show S« hnolhnv Uowr, one- \ oteady |»erformer At AeeomI ! ,,,o\ ji is douidful i( an\ t«Hin I atuicd a 13-hit Pirali' atta dv'fenelve player And A fair Yolk Yankr*'^ to a I'., ganwa h\ Local Sport far as I do." . . . The answer the first postponement and there on ARle At thr ilnrtfon) ho\ office hitter. Sftorls Schedule ing American I.eague t.hlrtl base | second place but the Fosters were Snead, who has had four Open out of traps most of the first Balls 'n klrihea iH'atiiH Mu \\ ii'*h I ng t on .''m ilo i as.signment in the fans' poll ^or was that Runyan played 30 of hla titlea slip out of his ga.sp and still round, the jowly South African. haven't been many requests for Joe IsoniB Will hn\’c nl Icn^l H 7. n nl It o in a t i (l.iid'h matching cArds. Fleet-footed Jim Busby of the lineups of the IRth annual All-fitar 73 shots with wood clubs and ia shooting for hi.s first hig one. Harrison and Palmer were regard­ refunds since." n 2i pouiid r«lgr ('\rr lerc Savold lu'ji.l. I lir.l luglit rio Y.ink I rldii v, .llltle n Chicago While Sox was thrown gam e in P etroil s R n ggs Stadium used an iron off the fairway only was ffne stroke ahead of Al Bes­ ed as the chief threats to front- The gladiators won't be requir­ tonight for thnr fight At thr ilar gnnie witli tlie St 1,(>uiB Ml >tu n.’Y Bank vh h'.aNl Mail lord, fl. US Chatter Steve Cooper, big Red Sox IJttle out stealing but tw ice In hla flrat once . . . Someone said; "On the selink. blond, husky former Itni- i winging Snead All three have the WANTED ed to weigh In-today but both will drn . . . How About thoBc St l,oui* I ( ‘tin 11 »»r ( Ink July 10. ( I.^agiie pitcher, set a new record 14 attempts. Busby leads the ma­ uaa raincfl out bateat tabulations show that long holes Paul uses three woods veraity of Miami (Fla.i golfer, I poise and shots to solve Oakland be eoramiined by Dr. Vincent bMr- t'RrdlnAlA, getting hits And loo AI my vs ('cut er i * •ngna, fl 15 Cnach Johnny Falkowski's last Tuesday night In beating the and one putt." . . . Be.i^ellnk. In­ jor leagues In thefts with 14 RiooKIvn remamr.l six gnmra in Stephens seized first place at the and a steam campaigner. f.Tayton Hlll.a' squeezed fairw ays. dlello. At their welgh-ln Wednee- 'ing yeptrrdAy to Brooklyn, 2 to 1 R('l»e|tHoU Hamillons boast a perfect record Card.s. 8 to 1. The aouthpaw speed- cidentally, gives credit to Jim­ CLIAN USED CARS Ned Garver was born on Chrlsl- Thr pRvnff inning thr fifth front in the .National Poiu;u'’ as a hot corner from Detroit's George Heafner of Charlotte, N C. The real showdown will be In day Ixiuls acsled 211 1-1 and Sav­ Armv .«... to date in the Hartford Dusty hall artist did not allow a single my Demaret and their costly Mex­ mas dav. Dec. 28, 1928. The star j found tho Red Birils grttirg ihrrr reault •*! a stirung '..’I iriumpii Kell. He has collected 6.647 Somebody figured that the aver­ .Saturday's 36-hnle outing in which old, 190. »> 1 .'i 1 ilM * ' cl I lilU BasebsII I>eague. The Props base on balls, bast year and In pre­ ican visit for Improving his game. '44 A N D UP St. l»uiA Brc'wns pitctier war | tubv. a walk Mnd r Rivth batter got i)\ 1 ! Mi« M I.(•'O'. 1 'll I diimls I votes, 444 more thsn the hard hit­ age score in yesterday's stagger­ llie bi’st conditioned and coolest- IxMiis still held as the favorite Sntiir. .Inne 16 have won all four previous atarls. vious games this season. Big Coop Jimmy squared him away and inarnod al IS B uaa Meyer of | ^ vet thr tram failnl Pin. h li I tt • 1 I' 1- (I Rak' t s t u o ting Tiger Inflclder ing opening round by a field of nerved stiarp.shooter can make up at odds ranging from 2 to 1 to > ri*t<>r(lo.v 0 RmroIIm Yankeex \s Podgers. 4 Me- a much better record than their wss wilder than a hawk at times showed him how to hit straight the PhlllteA l« conaidered the beat | nenre . Thr ('arcU, RfAvrji And run eighth inmng dniiH*’ gave the Nelson Fox. Chicago White Sox 162 was a whopping 78.26 strokes cnnsideraVile ground 8 to 1. There haan't been much j mortal showing In the local Twilight Cooper has won all three starts In Don Bisplinghoff. the hahy HIGHEST dreAP^d player in the Natlonnl ' rteAdlmkrd for third F.oot^ra White Sox and relief pitiduM’ Maiv second sacker. continues to load .Snead, lierause of ailments, hss wagering reported. All aRrn#« priRi '*iinda>. »limr 17 I,eague. In the Silk Town loop. ! the blttle I>eague to date, of the tournament at 16. didn't One-third of the field was over 80 Iseague. an honor formerly hehl m the Natinnal I.eagiie Rotbintt vntoiv in the opeiur at in total popularity with l.'i,262 fTiandier Harper. 19.10 P G A played only six events sinre the All hae been said about the Isie Savold \nti4tniil I 1^’giou .lunmm va \%lndaor the defending champion Props ■squawk about the 40 he took on by Jack Kramer, late of the i j^tundingp Karh tram hae won 2d ' Hr'’ K o p 2 S' l.'’'ii iB J I Washington .loe I'ot'B( | likca I.oius tonight to in I'll 1,N't' Ip!>ia II L’iiI' N6; 't next with 1 1 .66,% ing five. Tlie Hamlltons occupy coining back in 42. "1 thought 1 knockout within six rounds Th' in his bout with Joe Ixuiia tonight 1 gnnu 'H'.*- Sox aitu'x ('en ter (Tongoa va At Bridget’s, j M t O ^ I Miehigan. Tlie local golfer carded and simply snnoiinred "To hell DENTERMOTORS flattening. weakneAA. la reported to be fight Ch'eiiari % 14 \VNRtiinirt'’n 1 Pratt and Whitney's pme set- 80 himself. Buddy Lutz, the Read­ hecauae of rain. I _ ...... I’lNirlnp'l ^ pil! l*Jrl I'l'' N 1. wuung alreak on the road to 1.5 6 15 Robert Mon a 40-4.1 8.1. Connecticut's other with it " Mala Bttaal Mart To Tba on the handle . . Membera of the Ting Airmen In the Tw*i Ia*sgue ing. Pa . amateur, had a lot of nporta Deekthe Thuraday (’ th'r N i>i>lp tip'l I gamem, I w n nIiv ot tlu* inaji't .'^ilk City va Harden drove. 6.15 representative. M ickey Homa, had After today's L6-ho]e scramble, Poet Otflee Piltaburgh Piratra are a llo w e d with four wins and no defeats, fun needling his teacher, Henry Rhoades. 71. former professional League Leaders lafproRttonRl I Iciu’ iir M -"id Niu i.v th. (unntN m (*hi»rtcr f\»ik BROTHER a 11-.IS 79. Williams. ,lr., over Williams' 81. the field will he reduced to the low You Gan Depend On $7.ft0 A day meal money w h en H'l^'.: « M'lnli.’ .i appv Ghnndler boast s two and one won and loss Opea Evealngi Until 9 Philadelphia Dr. I>iuis I. Sii- i hnsohall player. j MHO Tlu .Sox til g»in Muir Bina/ Tucsila.v, «liine 19 "I was watching Henry. [ had .10 scorers for Saturday's gniell- playing In New York and Brook- !U. )l4*!»lt I ^ record In the Hartford Dusty Bank Financing garman, 61. former Princeton bas­ Los Angeles Tommy Joseph mg attrnk in Helroil on April 20. Silk City va Yankeea. 6 15— llliriBM MM Graham Holmes, well-known lo­ to do what my teacher did." Bud­ ing 36-hole finale. 1>T1. In PhilAdelphia the p la y e ra Bv The Associated Press ■ •■tp "Mel j JM.CiaU* .UtMt BAIUHIU 10 I.,eague. Txme loss suffered by DILLON’S ketball coach. O'Brien. 82. lightweight boxer dur Hiry addr.f aevrn on their flral Memorial. To (^iiit Jid\ cal professional boxer and softball dy explained. It would be diffiriilt to s.iy are allowed $5 daily for their gtub, I Ameticmn I*eAgue South Methr>dtat vs MortJi the Airmen wss at the hands of Cincinnati — Richard "Dusty” Ing the lP2(Ve. atAndlnto Kaatern awing and four more In piteher. will ssy "I Do" Saturday. .All for One where the rhallenge might snse to Klpewhere In National Ispague I Batting (Baaed on Ihd tlmea at Methodist. 6 15- Rohertaosi. the Hamlltons. June 2.1 at St. Bridget s ehureh Snead's bid. rltlea the playern .Rign their own Footer (*!evi'lanrl before they returned New York, June 1.6 , Mrs Gladys Goaselln. president roe of the Bravejx rof cntly had his Ka.'-trin tiip With 2 etiaighi hiuI term sa commissioner of baseball Holmquist of Hartford. now is working for the Spokane and Heafner, one stroke hehind, Kun.s Mino.so, ('hicago, is, Wil llO'tf' i-l ?r. 311 ,v.:. I 1 voa teated and waa fouml to be iM*\K ha\c Mure m a row over neared Its end today. of the Don Eagle Fan Club, re­ Indians in the Western Interna­ Snead's worst foe seemed to he linma, Ro.slnn, 11. \V iikpu Hbi re ...... 21 S(IH 1 1 near-Righted Sambo baa loat fly \\Yu*liingtnn The Senniora have , Sometime this afternoon War­ ports that the eliih Is still active Rain for the second straight tional League was talking at a re­ on the Mth and onc-over-par on Runa Batted In Robinaon (*hi- Sri ...... a.«i 31 44H 3 AIR-COOLED despite the curtailment of the night washed out all scheduled ac­ cent luncheon when a fan asked: him self A fter sla.shing three USED CARS balls in five gamea thia Aeaaon cago, Ti7. Wllliama Boaton. .^1 Hmgiiamton ...... » 33 M2 a s loat 21 out o f their laat 24 atarla. | ren Giles, president of the Cln- ...... 24 34 Mm 4 sport at the Hartford Auditorium. tivity on the sports front last "Who was the toughest batter you Ptroke.s o ff par over the flr.st 14 played by the Bravea which allow­ h u b DlMaggro. Boaton. HI, Fox FInUro Sixth inning home runa by Ray | FO R TOTTR R llO P n if a elnclnati Reds and the emissary of Ali>«iiv If. 2$ i$4 10 Mrs. Gosselin also spiked rumors night Postponed until later dates holes ye.sterday. Sambo went ber- Pop’s Expecting ed the oppoaitlon to acore win­ Boone amt .Iim Megan aparked tho | COMFORT 1 the hig league owners, will eon- ever pitched to’’ " Dick Chicago, 70 WUhxmRpDrl If 11 .140 n s 1950 Ford Tudor. Heat­ ning runa . Bobby Ooerr of the ('leveland Indinn.x to a 3-1 , ! tart the roaming eommissioner to that the D F. f'liih was about to was the Twl I..eague baseball thought if over in a puzzled way, .serk and .stumhied tw o-over-par Poublra Fain, Philadelphia. 17. NnllonRl Red .Sox ha.*i been charged with i triumph over the Philadelphia | Arthur Drugstores advise him that hia severanee eon- I disband heeau.se Don Eagle took game between the Ridges and them came ha-k' "1 really don't the 16th and 17. er. Fox. Phicagfi. 10. Mr<" kiv it 14 4 .*>4 but one error tbia aeaaon l„ea ...... m > > on*'. $ Athletua Bid) Iri'mon went all t-he dltlons have been aerepted. i! himself a wife The club presi­ BA's Also the Ree beagiie softball know, sir I've fared whole teams "Jii.st mark it down that luck 1949 Mercury Converti­ Tnpl'*a Minoan, ('hn ago, 8 *.’*•«' Y'Uk dent savs the membership "still i game between Paris Curtains and t of them at tinies," will win this tournam ent." .Snead Mo.«s of the Boaton Milllonalrea ' Fox, Chicago and Conn, Waablng- Si ...... 27 491 aw way to poat hia arventh vlitory. 1 It Is under.slood that in return , 491 llov's Don Facie" The big In­ j Green Manor. In One Ear ' puffed on a rubbing table after hi.s | ble. R. and K. haa caught In all but one game i lon, fl. fViOton ...... X J7 Rain waahed out games between for agreeing to ('handler's de- i Aince Joining the Boaox. Poor j I rtlUodrlphio ...... »« 27 491 dian grappler has spent several The grapevine reports that j paee.-setting round. "When I was i Home Buna Wtllinma. Botton, the St. bouls Browna and the I mands. the eommissioner will i 1949 Ford "8" Tudor pitching waa the main reaann for I 1 M nr in tin t i ...... y. 2$ 490 evenings at the home of Mrs Gos- I There is no Twl beagiie baseball Notre blame and North Carolina three strokes under par, 1 figured I 12; Pvobipaon, ('hicngo. 11, lOV, Yanka and the Petrott Tlgrra and i name the date on which he will the Red Sox rollap.ae In the Weat [ 1 2 2 27 .449 LAND SURVEYING .selln In recent years w*hen he ap­ I gam ' scheduled tonight. Next roh- ; are hiisi* negotiating a three-year j the worst T rould fini.sh was t'vo Cus. Del. R. ond H ., t Stolen Biuaes Hu.ahy. Chicago. ! Pmel'iirtti 3T1 11 .192 IJ'(. Boston Red Sox j I resign according to Manager Steve peared on mat cards In this area. ' lest ".ill be Mondsy night at 6 exien.sion rif their home-and-home 1 1.^: Minoan. ('hicngo. in -* AmorlroH HIggeat Homer of Hay I .Shirley Povirh. the Washington I under, with niavhe a ono-nver-p.-ir. 1949 Ford "8" Club O'Neill . The Cleveland Indiana Edward L. Davit, Jr. j o clock at the Oval between the football series . . . Dirk nutton. I on tile 16th Wham, the roof fell Pitching 1 Ra.acd on four dF*oi- I ’h'l' Afi’' 14 7>i (fil Hodgea hoinored with two j Post." sports roliitnm.sl said ARROW GIFTS iought Don I^enhardt o f the ...... S2 19 (iJT 4 t I.Ittle I>»acu' .lliimnt baseball British Americans and Pratt and ' the figure skating champ, plaps I in 1 machine-gunned a shot into a Coupe Cus. DeL. R. .«ionai ffiim pert. ('h icngo ,%-0. .N>w Terk out and one on m the ninth inning R«>l(1at«rM Land Sorrtqror j CTiandler told him hv telephone P.rowna before St Rouia decided B Atop ___ .Vi r .S77 7 W hitney I to retire after skating In the 19."’2 1 hOo; lyipat. Nrw York and Fcl- to give the I>odgera the nod over 18 Pr«>rtor Rom), Mnacbeator : Inst right that he will re.sign on games at the Charter Oik Ixits sand trap on the 1.1th and all of a to trade the long ball hitting fly- I ’lr-. , . . JP V i n ■ Olympics to enter his father's and H. Overdrive. , lor, ('h'volaiui i*-l, .IHio •Inly 111. after the AII-StAr game on week nights will start at 6 1.1. j sudden I was fighting for my life." haaer to the White Sox . . V’ern T*. • fit 2.*. 24 MO 1 0', the ('arda in St Ixmta TrI. 7019 I in Detroit. Ree Director Johnny Hrdliind re-, Second game in the Lit lie league ! business . . Tiger Manager Red Bunched al 73. onlv tw o .strokes 1949 Ford Deluxe Tu­ Stnkoout.M Rn.^i hi. Nevv York L\ MflliU.k-t ' 42 190 u The (’ania pounded out 15 hits pnrt„ I .Mumni will be played tonight at Rolfe figures the only way Hoot Father’ s Day, June 17th and MiPermott. Boaton. ."t.'i S» I.'iii.h IV .14 14*'. 19 off the pare were 10 pi,avers, in­ hut M. w tho decision iierauae of ' Evers ran break his hitting slump dor. Radio. PiUiA‘1'',{.h!A1 i:. y. KBi 31 ! Misa O’ Siilllv-iui Whts j 6:1.1 at the Charter Oak I-ots with eluding British Open rhampion inept tinae running anil the alert is to piny regularly, .so Red plans iRtprnnllonnl cna. h Ronnie Daigle . , l e ' 'he First National Bank meeting 1949 Ford Fordor CuS' National l*eAgue 472 play of Podg^’r catihcr Roy ('am- . I the East H artford P. A. L nine. to stick Hoot In the lineup and Mr.nl I rol 19 Montclair, N, J., June l.X oT> accorded second place after Batting Muaial St 1x)uIb, 37fl, HiifTolG ...... » 21 SNO $ panella keep him there . . V there's tom Deluxe. R. and H. GUARANTEED |{ Pat CVSuIlivan o f Orange, Conn - - League Cardinal." will praetlee Sal- I b-h r = r Robinaon Brooklyn. Itfvhedtrir ...... 29 Vi 5N7 1 Twice the f'arda r/dlected three J , BilBilly V Thornton meets Ed Gar high water at Marietta. ().. for the 2$ .*.28 who was di.squallfied from the nrdav afternoon at the ( narter Overdrive. Buna Hodgea. BrookHm 45, S\ rXi’Ubr 3f. * S hits In one inning and felled to THE FINEST biseh of mil School in R semi-final regatta tomorrow, don't be sur­ WATCH ...... 24 V 49;t 12 acore The ('arda tallied in ttio ! W om ens Eastern Amateur rham- Oak I-ots from 2 to .1 o'clock. AMHOW Dark New York. 14 m 4.14 n s VALUES! I golf mateh today in the Ea.stem In- prised to see it go to Syrneiise GLASS 1946 Chevrolet Sedon. 4 M 1 H W H ...... 2'i fourth hut the inning might have I pionshliia Inst year for carrying an Runn Batted In Snider. Brook- terseholastie Tournament at the next year . . The new photo DNwrs BaI! 1 ni''' • ...... 24 n 421 1 (• j‘ Tom Kelley and Tommy Kelley, i For Every Purpose Ivn. 18, UVatlnke. Pittsburgh, 4’>. M i \ e j i 17 been more fruitful if .hn (iaragioln extra club In her hag ran away finish camera at Monmouth Park Radio and Heater. REPAIRING FpriLKH' : ; IN with the 10.11 tournament yesfer- Jr . placed third in the annual j Yale course. Hita AAhburn. Philadelphia. 79; had run out a grounder. is so fast that pietures will be Auto. Mirrors, Window 1947 Chevrolet Tudor I Father and Son Golf Tournament Dark. New York. 72 Tndot'o r.nmei (laragiola grounded to Hodges i day The first minor league to Intro­ ready for projection in 40 sec­ Whit*,. Strlpei, SellJ I Miss O Sullivan, who fini.shed which was held yesterday dt the! Doiiblea Rotknimn, Brooklyn who ni|>ped Stan Mu.4lal attem pt­ duce runs-batted-in among the of­ onds. You can see the winner on Plate. Obscure Heater. •lets. UllsgR aH lee beHer it, All Watch f'.rfl (2 $ tft' ths .14-hole affair yesterday w Ith Rockledgs Country Club in West and Dark. New York 15 RlriBharri’ -.p nt Hurl ing to acorc from third Haragiola ficial averages was the Western film before the horse you bet on .ill »t Wilkoo n»fre (2*. I a nine stroke lead, also won the Hartford. Art and. Hob Inger- 1940 Ford 8 Tudor. R l]bi .Dae ^■lfer^sed■lebe^ed fabrlo Repairs Are Triplex Mu.Aial. .St Louia. 8. u’ tinAth*i apparently thought that Hodgea USED CARS finishes. Phone 5.122 K.lnilfA ■ • .-If rni ton I championship In son of th' host eliih won the tills I-eague in 1911 Baiimholtz. ('hicagn. 5. had made the out at first before 19S0 FORD CUSTOM 2-DR. SEDAN $1595 1018 and H. WiHabegi Im i tbee 1%). WM< Tested On The Hrhenerf a«lv Rt Alhnny. Ike aeU Feeiees, Rotteriof collar Home Runa Hodge.s, Brr»okyln, NRltonol firing home and waa eaally Light tan. Radio and heater. One owner ear. 18.000 miles. Stork WHITE 20; Weatlake. Plttaburgb. 1«. k (H #«in 5•91 a r u ts doubled up- aria* la fka world. VVAlLH MASTER 1940 PorHoc 2'Door. No. r-280. $3.95 up Stolen Baaea—Jethroe. Boaton. hU'tKti mnd l - 2 ‘ M)fh The Cards collected thres hita, Trucks 10: Robinaon. Brooklyn, 9 n- iRlen ,‘4iirkrint h A at Cincinnati a walk and got a life on an error Radio and Hootor. GLASS CO. 1 fil NIXlil. Pitching Roe. Brooklyn, 9-0. I n*mR'1»n In the fitth but faileil to a r T 4 > Orren. Radio and heater. I/OW mileage. Stork No, r-210. 1 ooo CENTER Delivery. ARROW (AcroBA From St. Jnmea’a,Church) BhllR'.MnhiR I H^'iiiliiehMRn • .aerond tm.ar |n kill tlu* bid. 1947 Olds Sodonotto. Slrtkeout.A .lanaen. New York DFORT9 9MIRTS JE W C h C R S HI. lA'Dll iP-'llrl .Nifhi .loe Preakrr rookie nghtliander, Hydromatie, R $ H. 1949 HUDSON 2-DR. SEDAN $1395 1947 ^rd IVa Ton .56; Spahn. BoMon. 53. Amerlroa blanked the Podger.a on four hits UII9P9 'ritveloni nn T i •( W%*hlnrtr.| until the ninth He retired the flrat Brewwter green. Fully equipped. Low mll/age K rlntn MALE HELP Stoke. New platform w4e «Hli fh» m m kte- (.Irthnuen 1-H Nl$ht MOTORS rTilci.gf (R n fertn 3 1» •( rhilodel tw o batters but Puke Snider 1949 Plymouth Ckib car. Stock No. l'-22l. TO HELP YOU MORE body. phiR (Fow ler a-4» Nl$hi singled and Hodges followed with Main Street Ne«' Coupo. Radio cmd lytm i»y4o . . . «r eloeed, • pelrolt i Nrwhoiifler .S 4 1 6t 1950 MERCURY CLUB COUPE $1895 WANTED Vnrk (Banrhi .Vigtit. Hootor. Next To The Post Office 4s. WWs dwMe osIms 81 Potii. (iU iv ri ’It Rt B-.ei Blue. Radio and Heater. Stock No. F-177. McKINNEY'S KEEP GROWING APPLY AN wodK«M«. I M' Denn'>tt -Idt' '' fnternotioAAl 1947 Ford V-8 2-Door. Toronto at Otiawo WANTED 1989 PONTIAC SEDAN-COUPE $1595 THE FINEST LYDALL & FOULDS $3.95 up Vontreol ot Huffalo Rodio and Hootor. Rlack. Low mileage. Radio and Heater. Stock No. r-209. PAPER C O . DILLON SprinafieM at Svrxrnoe (*). Ror heoter It BxlMmore. To coptinually nxtond arid improv* IN USED GARS COLONIAL BOARD Sales and Service 1949 Chovrolot 2-Door 1949 MERCURY STATION WAGON $1795 our sorvice, McKinney’s ia adding to ARROW PAINTERS COMPANY 319 Main Stroot Radio and Hootor. Black. Futly equipped. Stock No. I'-ns. ||| If.s force men ■with long and outstand­ Open Until 9 Evenings TNA Sports Mirror | ing experience in the field of build­ 615 PARKER ST. Manchester \ Bank Financing APPLY ing materials. 1948 Chovrolot 4-Door. 1949 MERCURY CLUB COUPE $1545 ■wqr paUaeaI «alt* Today a Yaar Ajfo Harry Bf'rMicb Fluid nrivp. Rndlo and llralpr ^tork No. 1950 Studeboker 2-door yeo voad l litpe*, ielhh, pelln Stiililrti'h'l rpHiRneii aa athl'lic Radio ond Hootor. r-1.%3, These men bring with them a iliraclor at Hnivaraily of Wiaron- wealth of Know-How in serving the Champion. Radio, dea, latereilisa prlsti, fmlerd*. ain to antar bualnaaa. JARVIS REALTY GO. home builder and home owner, and in Hootor and Ovor- iella,. Wrlsklo-reMitonl^eoq. le Flva Yeara A r(v IJoyd Man- 1949 Morcurv 4-Door. 1950 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION fi DOVER ROAD addition, the Know-Where for those UmI sad drape. jrnim. Vic Ghexxl and Byron Nal- Radio ond'^lootor. drivo. Bon tlad at 264 In IL B. Opan »o1f 2-DOOR SEDAN $1595 hundreds of building innovations that $1.50 up championahlp at Clavalanrt, call­ Black. Hi'ulin, Il4‘iitcr. Ovrrdrlxr. Stork \n, \ -?‘*n are constantly being approved tor 1950 Chovrolot Sfyloiino ing for playoff. 1950 Chovrolot Dohixo home use. If we haven’t it in our DoLuxo 2-door. Radio. ARROW Ten Yeara Ago Naw York Stylolino, 2-Door. Ra­ 1949 MERCURY CONY. COUPE $1645 big and varied inventory of lumber Hootor ond Whito HANOKDMCHIIFS Yankeea defeated Cleveland. 3-2, and building supplies, we know m Don’t risk blow-outs on the to nit Indiana' lead In Amertran dio and Hootor. - Manvon. Radio and Heater. Exrrnent condition Stork No. WoHs. League to two gamee SHOE NT-101. where to get it! road! Get more miles, driv­ 1 Twenty Yeara Ago Dr Henry MANolssd . . .4«w weir 1949 Plymouth 4-door. ing confidence from these L. Wllliama. MInneapolia phyal- REPAIRING 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN $1495 We’ll gladly a.ssist you, your build­ pee seaRy Mm 6 w m . tasev ctan and U of Minneaofa roach HARTFORD ROAD er or architect, in delivering the ma­ Radio and Hootor. rayon-carcass, cold-rubber wMae er tenet beeder dedga* gave football the "Minneaota Of the Better Kind Lima Tan. Radio and Healer. Stork No. r-81. terials you need, when j’ou need Is kapeiltd Irhli liswi, ei*d «se !?hlft." died. NEW tires. Trade your old U SE D G A R S them! 1948 Chevrolet Club lees*. DONE WHILE 1946 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN $1045 Coupe. Radio and tires now! SAVE! DRIVE YOU WAIT 270 HARTFORD ROAD Try us. We’re just past the Notch 356* S$6 A up TELEPHONE} .2-4168 Black. Radio and Heater. Stoqk No. 1-181. Hootor. Bridge on Route 44A . . . as near to SAFELY! SPEED! ACTION! SAM YU LYES 1947 BUICK 4-DR. SEDAN you as your phone. Call Manchester 1948 Ford 4-door Sodon. ARROW 701 MAIN STREET Opon UntU 9 P. M. $1145 UNPIRWIAR THRILLS! Omy. Radio and l|eetrr Stock No. I-18t. 2-452.5. or Enterprise 9955 from WU- limantic, Storrs and Rockville. Radio and Hootor. 1948 luick Super 4-door. WE WILL ALLOW STOCK CM Radio and Hooter. Up To $ 1 0 E A C H FOR Y O U R O LD TIRES ALL AlOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS "ED" aad as leiMeHag *wHw *Mn. RACES SUUIVAN SAFE BUY USED CAR WARRANTY 1948 Pontiac 4-door. Seeleelied labeled lebelta WWa •balaa al Mri**- Atrew fhatla A* MW M Half Milo Track • L n *. hTlu* ^ c Hydrcmratie. Radio TIRES CAPPED - 1-DAY SERVICE $1.4S ep, Ateew T IhMi UMBER & SUPPLY C a O lid Hooter. Stafford SpriHgs PLAINVILLE jQ nood i mERtQRT WHITE SIDEW AUS A SPECIALTY $ 1 .S le Arraw Atblatla SPEBDWAT 1947 Olds Sodonotto. •MH* $ 1 . Gardoo Hoso, Porch Flowor toxoc, Undorground Sp88dway, Coau. Gexbago Rocohrors, Gorbogo Pailt, Wotor Pails. STOCK CAR RACES BOLTON NOTCH, CONN. Hydromotic. Radio CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED (STANDARD CARS) ORIARTY BROTHERS Mid Hooter. Spoeid! Yard Dryorc ...... 5.95 Evory Soturdoy Nito fl:18 F. M. SU N D A Y N IG H T — 7:30 P. M. . HMW iiiitiMM m l Just over the Notch Bridge - Route 44A 1946 PlymAMith 4-

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAT. JUNE 15, 1951 BIDE GI.ANCES BY C A l.m u rm CAKNIVAI, BY DICK TURNER O t’l Ol'*< '' A I BY J. R. WILLIAMS YOUR CAR'S DOWM AT THE Help Wanted— 5lale M 'Articles fsr Ssis 45 HessslisM G«o5s 51 far S ak T$ , END OF THE U N Ef WELL, HoMehoM StrrtoM BosinaM Opportunltiaa S2 •fHANKd POR.1Me C5FFER O Sense and Nonsense A « t o K * 0 — * O f f a r ^ 18A FLORIDA Money Maker. Tampa EARN 180 TO $90 A WEEK I M.M. MOVIE Camera, projae- VACANT A LIFT. BUT TMArs JUST I M l NASH CTub coupe, two-tone tor screen. Reasonable. Phone 8 Q UART Pressure cooker, ueed HALF A BLOCK FROM Bowling Center, with conces­ WrCRE 1 UVEf Moot Pnrsnit Employer (to newly hired green. Radio and heater. Good W EAVING of burna, moth nolea W e’ll guarantee you 6669. very little, $10. Phone 2-1246. FOUR-ROOM SINGLE Q a t a f i e d and torn clothing, hosiery nma. sions. Alr-conditloned, sound­ W by one should speak of catching stenoi—Now I hope you thor­ condition. Phone 2-1724. proof. Concessions Include wine, oughly understand Ihe import­ handbags rapaired, alpper rs- $65 a week to start and •CARRY CRIB" — A portable, TWO UNFINISHED cold Adrcrliicinenb BUICK, 1946 Roadmaster, black placement. umbrellas repalrsiL beer, soft-drlnka, lunches, etc. steel frame, pliaatlc screened FOUR-PIECE walnut bedroom Is really more than I can see. ance of punctuation? aedan. radio, heater. Excellent men's shirt collars reversed and Net $2.50 to $.350 weekly. Tear sanitary crib, three aides Kip­ set. Good condition. Phone 4814. Built in 1949. Near stores and For I have found In every ca.se Bteno Oh, yes. indeed., I al­ round business. Terms. .Suburban the right man for gas ways get' to work on time. CLA88IFTBD ADVT. condition, low mileage. Private replaced. Marlow's LltUs Mending pered Mattress of Vlnylblm, italn new Broad Street school, 810,900 It is the cold that catehoa me. I Realty Co., Realtors, 49 Perkins This location la Improving every Florence Pedigo Jansson I DKPT. HOURS: owner. Phone 6671. Shopi. station and garage work resistant. .Specially priced this street. Tel. 8215. week onl.v $18.50. Kemp's, Inc. 8*4 CU. FT. Westinghouse refrig­ day... Pnll-Away Pete doesn't believe i S Je A. M. to 4:45 P. M. OLDSMOBILE 1942, •68" cl\ih F LA T FINISH. Holland window erator. $60. Phone 2-1510. can work him.self up to —4 Win Von Leave These to Your I In the now look, the old look, a aedan. Hydramatic. radio, hesf- shades made to meaaure. All HOUSEWIVES. If you really want ARTHUR A. KNOFLA ('hlldren ? good look or any look. You're ■ to work we can show you how to WE H AVE a used oil and electric er, excellent tires Private owned. metal Venetian blinds at a new the top figure. Experi­ WICKER STROLLER, In excel­ Realtor Men have died to leave ypii apt to bump into liiin on almost earn $5 daily In your spare time combination range. $35. Wdtkina Call 2-4346. ______low price. Keys mads while you lent condition, $10. Call 2-9179. 876 Main Street Eat. 1921 these four symbols of freedofn: any street because he's the dopv wait. Marlow's. at home. Tei 2-2909. Bros., 935 Main. who parailB parks and angle LMt OBi rooo4 1 enced man preferred. Ap­ Phone: Office 6440 A door key - your right to lock NICE, CLEAN 1939 OldsmobUe Evenings 5938 and 2-4278 drives. He Just starU 'er up | f O W D — Ladyt wrlftwmtch. WINDOWS WASHED We can your door against i l l e ^ govern­ four-d<»or. Very reasonable. Call ply in person. See Van. Boats and Accessories 46 EASY SPIN DRY Washing Ma­ Home Listings W'anted and lets ’er rip the trouble is It Ownrr Idantify and pay for thii now give you quirk service. Call Help Wanted— Kemala 35 ment force and prying. ( Fourth 88,56 after 6 p m chine. late model. Reasonable. might be your fender he rip* FOR BOATS, motors, tackle, ma­ HOUSES —Lots, businessea for Amendment. U. 8. Constitution.! ad. Oall S702. 7614, W AITRESS Wanted. Apply in Can also use part time Inquire 87 West street after 1941 CHEVROLET Fordor, 19.39 rine hardware and paints. Mc- sal*. We have sold over thre* mil­ A Holy Bible symbol of your It was the litfle . bride's flrst person. Silk City Diner, 641 Main 5:30. tOST—PASS BOOK No.,M208. Oldamoblle sedan $100 down help. Intoeta Boat Co., Nortb end Pur­ lion dollars worth of material and right to worship as you wish. cake. She cut her husband a I NoUw It hereby fivtn Uiat Past Flotistfl— Nnreerie* 15 street. (First Amendment. U. .9 Consti­ See Douglaa for bargains al­ nell parking lot. Chni-Craft, W H ITEH EAD all metal 20-gal- property In thla town. Listings alice and let her lieart aland on ' Book No. 51208 Itsued by The tution) ways Douglas Motors. .33.3 Main EFFU TENT Girl to work in laun­ Mercury, Campion. Scott-At­ lon Automatic Gag Hot Water appreciated. E. J. Campbell Co. . „ „ J . . tiptoe while he sampled It. Tli-1 SaTln^ Bank of Mancheeter TOMATO Plant.', peppers, celery, A peneil freedom to wa.s exoeedinvlv yellow ai. l. i Open 9 a m. - 9 p m. dry. Good wages and hours. Apply VAN’S SERVICE STATION water, Mastercraft trailers. Phone Tel. Mancbeater 6762, or Rock­ hat been lost and applioation cabbage, egg plant, asters, Tiin- Heater, alighlly used. 38 Flor­ speak what you think, whether | ^ surmise, he In- in person. Maple Dry Cleaners "A t the Texaco Sign’’ 2-3102. Open from 9:30 a. m. to 8 ville 5-9430. hat been made to said bank for 19.50 CHEVROLETS, tudor. for­ nia, snapdragons, petunia, mari­ ence street. you agree with the government and Launderens, 72 Maple 427 Hartford Road p. m. payment of the amount of de- dor. Belair All in beautiful con­ gold, salvia, etc At Odermann's, CUSTOM Built two year old not. (First Amendment, U. a. j p , , , . ipnrllng. how- did you hap- 504 Parker street. street. USED, WHITE, Thor wringer Constitution). poalt. dition Fully equipped Only washer. In perfect running order. home. Five rooms on the flrst. . 1 pen to ii.se so many eggs" premium aelected cars always Help Wanted— Male Dinmonda— W atch< floor, space Yor two rooms up. < And a free ballot you ’’ .'I* ;']'! Pile Beeause, dear tlii-y .SPECTAI. SALE - Tomatoes. 8 CASHIER For men's clothing Priced rea.'onable. Kemps. Inc. to choose the kiml of representa- ' Douglas Motors, 333 Main Jewelry 48 Flagstone fireplace, terrace, oil C-'« weren’t very gooil. AnnouKcmenU varieties, peppers, 8 varieties, store. Experience preferred but Female 87 lives you want your protection cabirage. Hruf» e' spriyiits. kohl not ea.-ential Will train. Apply HOT POINT Apartment size elec­ heat. Conveniently located. Im­ 19.50 MERCURY Fordor radio W ANTED — Strawberry pickers, LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re- again.«t government tyranny What we ran do for niiother I.s ROTO TILUER for hire for lawns, rabl, snapdragons. marigolds, In person Sllbros Clothing, 881 tric 'love. Like new. $75. Phone mediate occupancy. Price Is 815,- (Article I. II 3. Const Hut inn 1. heater, nice clean car through­ young and old. No experience palra, adjust- watches expertly. the teat of powers; what we can gardens etr ("Tiarles King Phone ralenduria.«. vine a rosea roses, Main .street. 2-2662. 900. T. J. Crockett, broker. Phone out Bargain prtred at $1.79.5 necessary. Must be 14 years’ old. Reasonable prices. Opei^ daUy, OUR DO MOir.i. l!iU SE with MAJOR HOOPLE suffer for Is the test of love «144 larkepiir, single dwarf petunias, 5416, or residence 3751. .See it today Douglas Motor.' Transportation furnished. Drink­ Thursday evenings, 129 * Spruce good little girl was hurrving all colors nsi Orechlef dwarf pe­ HOUSEWIYTII.S -W a n t to earn to ,s( liool In a state of extreme jj, ly,., Ap'rile,'. tliere is >i li'nl l-l WHILE TT '.aaU, 8.000 gallona of .333 Main. ing water and toilet facilities on street Phone 2-4387. Machinery and Toots 52 BOLTON ESAD. X’D FudAklCE ^ fr(aT m u c h , m a 3o r /a b o o t tunias, all 20c dozen. Oeranlnms extra money' Burton's has sev­ Hgititioii f T named Rill Ding Hel, n Ho,i-' E-sao gvs at 16 P cents a gal Sold tile lot. Mu.st t>e willing workers. VOUR PA PeR SOCK'S EKTeRPRl6-& ;-#IOO TO A1AKE UP A 1933 W!LL5'.S .Sedan O'^id mnd - 4 Inih pot.- 'J'l- emli Ageratum. eral part lime .selling po.sitioiia CULTIVATORS. Bog harrows, Offering for Immediate sale "IMen.se. God, ilon't let me )>e 1,-nu. Uoviiin MighlnniD Cal | in cars, cans or barrtla Steven­ Call Manchester 2-1406. A. Flano IK A TRiCe,6UTTHE DlMiDElODS f LIKE OF 6-AMPLES r f - tlon Rca.'onablc I'an he seen at vinca vine coleii.s Hurn.«ide A\'e- open Apply in person only Garden— Farm— Dairy mowers for Ford or Ferguson. these attractive properties for t h e m X CAM 6ELL t h e !lal". " she murmured as tlic sclionl | son's Esso Station North below and Sons. FROM MV A8V65IKIAM BA€.ALT / 695 Keeney street nue fireenho'.isr .379 Hurn.-lde Prodacta 50 Bale wire. Fordaon parts, Oliver. those who would like to enjoy the SUs iK e s s t o s o m e I bell lieann to ring in the distance ; Uu.s.-,iaii wolfhound cmie in COnt. tv m* tKirnct. me v me u • PAT. rwf foBt. tv tCA M»v«r I M Arc o % »it e»y. the Poet Office Tell your friends. CIRL Wanted Day work .Steady dUARRlES 6EEM , Avenue. Fast Hartford Tel. 8- Massey-Harrie part* Manure pleasure of country life. PSKDED HAK.f J THUS, g iS PA Pte^ TVCOOiO I .Yt I tint moment she tripped till' cnontrv and met a do:; 1 1949 DOTXJE Sedan with radio, work good wages. Apply Fem- BE31RIES for freezing or canning. lover a stone and fell flat. Y'linkee Pup Mow's th;nc-> In .3091. Sitaatione Wanted-— and lime spreader*. Dublin Trac­ SIX ROOM HOME—3 bedrooms, X‘M PLAHM1M6 A CAMPAK3M THeV'LL <50 “I wa* being a pal to him— and now m observe Father’e "If you’ll rtad our ad oarefully, madam, you’ll find ifa heater, beautiful condition, early dale. 109,5 Main street. Pick your own at 25c, Cobb. 224 I ' PFease, Ood," she exclaimed In Staiin-land ’’ Pcrabnals tor Co , North Windham Road, new heating ayatem. screens and FOR FUMDS •— HCVJ FOR IT L iK e Day nureing a black eye!" series Much below celling ^ at Female 88 Hillatown Road. 1 an iniured voice, aa she got np Woirtiound Okey. lota of red tha a*rvi09 we give with a smile— not the money baokf* LAI'REL FOR sale $1 up In­ WAITHF.i^.S FOR night work Ap Willimantic. atorm windows, porch, large bam, THE OWLS CLUB MUCH 0ASIC CAPITA'U' and dusted herself, "I didn't say meat: all we can eat THE PROSPtSOl Ulli School tor $129,5 Douglas Motors. 33.3 Main. quire .Siinoio Ons Slation. Ro.ite piv In person. Center Restaur­ REFINED Middle-aged woman chicken coops, garage, fruit trees VliLL B6 ReQUlRED FOR THW FIRST * ^ young children Pre-kindergarten, 6, Bolton Notch desires po.aition as housekeeper CASE OF ALE > ■push’." Yankee Pup Then wtiv did 1941 CHEVROLET rliih coupe ant. THREE ACRES standing grass —over one acre land. Property in TO T E t . you come over tiere? BUGS BUNNY FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER kindargarten, Orst grade. Monday or companion; live in. Capable of Wearing Apparel— Para 57 AT A PICMIC f / 'T ?", Radio, heater, runs good K real free. No charge. Phone 2-2784. immaculate condition. A good buy OFF Imagine what we would have t o ; Woinioumt Hrcaiise s fells through Friday. Tranaportatlon at $15,750. bargain at $345 Open every eve­ KoofinK— Siding 16 taking full charge. Has had 2V4 HAND TAILO RED ties by Swan- I pay for beef, intlk, eggs and oth-]lt)ie' to bark once in a wtiile I'LL BE FINISHEP ^HE'* ALL I'A\ ANX10U5 fumlahed. Mra. Lela Tybur. dlrec DEW EY-RICHM AN Co has open­ years' nurse.*' training and long PICK YOUR own strawberries. 0 ? WITH THIbllM Pot 8ate 4 Oakland etrcct Phone 6497. 26 Indian Drive. for appointment. .Must lio good ti'pist, piofora- OLD RED Tin Bam, /06 North 28 Conjunctive* 24 Most precise 43 Sun god of 55 District BALCH "BETTER BUY” PLU^IBI.NG ami heating, epeclal- Main street, buys and sella good 29Call (Scot.) 26 Short sword Egypt attorney (ab.j CQft IVM IV m a U 9VK1 rW’O 626 X 18 tires and tubes Islng in repairs, remodeling, cop­ lily with knowledge of insur­ (T T E LITTLE kittens are looking used furnUuri and antiques. Business Locations FOR SALE— Duplex 6 and 6. In­ 30 Thallium USE D CAR? Almoet new Call .5598. per water piping, new construc­ for a home. Call 2-9179. Frank Denette. Phone 2-3376. For Rent 64 quire 112 Btsaell street. (symbol') T K> 12 •‘George wasn’t thinking of a hammock when he planted tion. Esllmates given. Time pay­ ance, and willing to take re­ 81 Halt an em the trees so cloae together!’’ LARGE, ROOATV front offices 32 Tantalum I M l Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan ments arranged. Edward Johnson sponsibility. HOSPITAL Beds and wheel chairs Motorcycles Bicyclea 11 Phone 6979 or 5044. Poultry and Supplies 43 for sale or for rent. Rate* rea- avaiiaoie. \celient location for OFFERED BY (symbol) 1949 Pontiac Streamliner. Se­ •sonable Keith Furniture Co. professiona] use Call Burton'a 33 Phonograph MOTORCV000 OLD LIVERMORE' \ 1948 Buick Fordor Super the knew how to put all 'ype.s of Lydall street Phone ,8906. 39 Strong smell w h atll me IT WAS A BIG- Bur IT F O R fOOk A LOSS JUST 76 Birch street. 112 Ann Street, Hartford 40 Blood (actor MISTAKE To . cx) WITH ir r 1947 Pontiac Convertible air-heatinc sy.'tems in flrst class linolpiim nips, were $11.95, JUi'lk.' lb BAIL US our/ order. Coal, oil, or gas. T, P. 41 It has metal SELL SO CHEAP.' Coupe BOY'S two-wheeler bike for sale ROA.y'ITNG ("HKTCENS for sale STORE F'OR Rent Inquire Diana's I TOLD YOU Almost new. used very little. .$2.5 Aitkin, .Mnmhestet 679.3. now $9.95. Chilfiren’.' chrome fall 7"60 after 5 Soda Shop, 216 Spruce street. MANCHESTER 47 Musical note LIVERMORE , 1947 Mercury Conv. Coupe Inquire 24 Maple street GIRL OR Woman ns mothf’r a table and chair sets, were ‘ Phone 2-8093. WANTED ir.' i 1/ PLUMBING and heating Jobbing h,’ lppt Go to shorp fnr 48 It is played by 1947 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan !Yum mer. $59.50. now $26.95. Many a specialty. .Yi.tomatlc water f«mil\ Good .«»alarv. Cal'. COUNTRY CLUB AREA a -----board Articles (or Sale 45 other values throughout ou r fO R r e n t —900 square ft. on 50 African 1941 Studebaker Fordor BOY'fl Bicycle good condition. heaters .so! ' and In'talled. Esti­ busy thoroughfare Ideal for all store. Seven Room Luxury Home in a carnivore ' Commander $20. Tel 2-1368 mates given, fa ll B T Peterman BOLTON — Building stone and types of business. Call Madeline W.\NT community of professional men and 51 Owns 2-9404 FTIT ('ook an^l gpnriwl flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. Smith. Realtor. 2-1642 . 4679, (C s > i 1941 Pontiac Streamliner Tii- PRAmUALLY New 26' boy s h'uisp worker Smal! and Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. CH.^MRKR? U’.AREHOUSE executives. An immaculate home ^ ____ 52 Poetry mua* i dor bicycle. $30. Complete Phone I’LUMHI.N'iJ Repair and modern­ Rooii Bftlarv Rffpronros reqiiired. SALES of finest construction. Large, well 54 Learned ization Eaves troughs, pipe rail­ landscaped lot. Call Wm. M. Mc­ 56 Pay 4-4T ! 1940 Pontiac Six Tudor 6077. WrilP Box IT Hrrald. ROYAL AND Smlth-Oorona port At The Green, Summer Homes For Rent 67 ings. Tom Dawkins .Master able and .tendaro typewritera Bride, Manchester 4816, for ap­ ^ 4/ 57 Tu na □ Open 9:S0 to 5 pointment. BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. Plumber, I’ hone 2-9660 All makes of adding machines FOR R E N T—Cottage with boat at VBK1ICAL Wanted Anton- PTXPF:R[F:N("T:D Wmtresa Applv sold or rented Repairs on al Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 I.4ike Mattanawcook. Lincoln, 155 Center Street Motorcycle# 12 ri/T'MRING and hrating. Film- In person Print Ftesfaurant. ISpcaka makes Marlow'a. W.YRFHOU.SFl Removal Sale — Maine. Good fishing, $25 week. F'OUR ROOMS, expandable, bath IPuah Telephone 2-4546 Hi o.’<, nil lFirnri.«t arul hnilrr*. Phone 2-4204. or 8827, and furnace, basement garage, IS TOPR *Y Nta KCRvicr t «■ tO- • K fat, off. W ANTED —Used cars. We pay Karl Van<'amp. Tel. .S244 Brand new .New Home sewing a Oerdiri. (abric ' Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. Iy(H’ A L Mamifacliiring concern RICH FARM top soil, $10 per $7,700. Five acres 7 rooms, mod­ top prices. Immediete cash Cole desires a conipelent secretary to truck load. Delivered within three machines reduced 25% and ONE FOUR-ROOM cottage, fum. Repeat Performance BY AL VERMEER Motors. 4164. more. $49 50 up - terms. Benson's ern. Other buildings Many other PRISCILLA’S POP I 1949 PL"YMOUTH. late model de- take complete charge of office. mile limit. Also gravel and sand Ishcd. Electric refrigerator. Cov­ desirable places, R. O. Denton, 39 Steady, Boy, Steady! LANK LEONARD Miiving— rraeklng— Excellent opportunity for per­ Appliances. 713 Main itreet. MICKEY FINN I luxe tudor. Nice cleen car. A real for sale Call 7195 between 9 and entry 7-6825. Stephen streei. 6724. V A C A TIO N AW, IT MV POP sirtn iffe 20 son uho ’Ai,«heft to accept re^pon- POOFf LOOK WHOS i bargain. $1,295. See Douglas Basineflo Scrvieeo Offered 18 5. USED G.YS ranges, .Several to CAM E J U S T W A S N 'T we S H O U L D TALKING,' IVE G O T k^HO)5/ mhilitv Write P O Box COVENTRY LAKE — Modem Motor for bargaine. 333 Main MANCHE.STKK . ackage Delivery choose from, $15. $20 and $25. M ANCHESTER—Six-room older IN T IM E ! I S O B A D / .HAPPV TO /•' BETTER A—-7 DO YtXJ Manrhester. jfivinK q’Mliflca- STAM P COLLECTORS, Korea, waterfront cottages. All electric. ALL APPLIANCES serviced and Local light trucking and package Watkina Bros, Inc., 935 Mam. house, In excellent condition. Y/AS GETTING LESTER., EDUCATION EDUCATION ) (.f i g u r e ? repaired, burners, refrigerator* tiona. Russia. United States, world­ Boats. Floyd Standiah. Phone t h a n >CW,' CLEIAN CARS delivery. Refrigerators, wasnera Glassed in sunporch, hot water P R E T T V wide stamps. Mixtures, albums, Coventry 7-6716. S I C K O F BELOW CEILING ranges, washers, etc All work and stove moving a apeclalty. COLEMAN Automatic water oil heat, ame.'ite driveway, two- guaranteed Metro Service Oo- supplies. Campress, 5 South Main car garage with overhead doors. SCHOOL! ' Written Guarantees Phone 2-0752. i heater, 20 gallons $74 95 while FURNISHED 3-room cottage. Uae Tet Manchester 2-0883. Help Want«d— Male 86 street, comer Charter Oak. On bus line. Call Barbara Woods, 1942 FORD CLUB COUPE they last. Watkins Bros., 935 ot kitchen. Philgas, electric re­ C ALL PHIl.^ for movung, light Main. Ag^nt, 3702. 1941 CHEVROLET SEDAN ANTIQUES ReOnisbed. Repairing FIR.ST Cla," tool maker* and HOME F'rcezer* Flnjoy the extra frigerator. washing machine, 1941 CHE'VROLET TLTX)R trucking, ashes, rubbish removal. done on any furniture Tlemann. lathe hand.'- Full or pari time. convenience and economy of shower. Adults. Coventry 7-6825. FTRST TIM E on snarket. East 1941 FORD SEDAN Specialize Ir. moving. Good work. SIM.MON.S Hide-a-bed, custom 189 South Main street Phone Empire Tool and Mfg Co., SWock freezing meats, fresh fruits and JAm Cente' street, 8-roora single, fire­ I 1939 FORD TUDOR Call 2-3774 anytime, or 2-9248 built, rose mohair. Perfect con- FOUR-ROOM cottage at Colum­ 5643. Place vegetables at home. Y'our Mont­ place, oil burner. two-c«r ga­ ' 1939 PONTTAC TODOR after 5 ditioiv. $150^ originally $300. bia Lake, wwaterfront. August 4 gomery freezer will pay for it­ Phone 5825. rage. Immediate occupancy. E. 1939 DODGE SEDAN FLOOR PROBLE.'iS aolved with self in food savings. From 7.2 to September 1. Call 7140. ! 1939 CHEVROLET TLT50R THE AU.STTN A. Chambers Oo., F. Von Ecker, agent, 509 Keeney linoleum, a.T>haii tile counter W ANTED - Route Salesman for CU. ft to 21 CU. ft. available. 5 1937 CHEVROLET TUDOR local and long distance moving, W H ITE PORCELAIN set tub, FOR REN T—4-room cottage at street. Expert wor, uanjihlp, free esti­ e.'itabll.'hed route. Call 8537. year warrantee on refrigeration 1937 PONTIAC SEDAN packing, crating and storage. stand, trap and faucets includ­ Beebe Camp. Coventry Lake. All mate*. Open evening* Jones F'ur- unit. For complete detail' and NEW LOW Priced homes in Man­ Service to all pa. ol the U S. W ANTED STOC’K.MAN One of ed Excellent condition. Call at conveniences. Open 12 to 5, Sun­ Nice Selection 1946-1951 nllure. Oak street. Phone 2-1041. prices call Mr. Scanlon 5161 and chester fast jiecoming a thing of Vi» ^ KOrR. lY HIA Blivicl A and Canada. CaJl 5187. Hart­ Manchester.' Icadirjg stores has 11 Wellington Road after 5 p. m. day. Phone 4095. Best 'rentiB—Best Trades ford 6-1423. arrange for him to discuss your the past. Remember the new- REPAIRING BY .“i uart R. Wol­ opening for responsible young SOFA AND Lounge chair set. The Same Interests BY LFSLIE TURNKR COLE MOTORS—4164 needs at your home or in the zoning requirements? We still Oh. Now! BY EDGAR MARTIN WASH TUBBS cott on washing inachlnea, vac­ man Starting salary $40 to $50. Good condition. For home or cot­ BOO'lS A M ) HER ‘ rt uum cleaner*, .otor*. small ap­ depending on experience and abil­ store. Montgomery Ward. Main Wanted to Rent 68 have .several brand new four- Rrpainnff 28 tage. Reasonable for quick sale. NO I LIKE ELEPHANTS BEST! MAVgB SHE CAN UNTIE HERDS CAN MOVE SILENaV THRU A jUUGLE ^ NO, BlfTTMEV CAM pliances Welding and cutting. ity rhi.* po.'ilion offers oppor- street. room Cape Cod homes ready for B e f o r e y o u Buy a used car Call .5830 after 12 noon. W A N TE D — 3 or 4 room apart­ immediate occuparrey. Some A tJ tA V N O VLAVVS VOtl AV>0 COLLXGX C0M\K& OV*. TKtWt’S OVSOf 1 \Va a WOWDER 6ECAU5E 1 GREW UP WITH (7NE MY KNOTS AND TURN SINGLE FILE. EACH ONE STEPPING IN THE SHUFFLE ALONG ALMOST 1 gAN! Motor re place men la A-1 Repair. RFP.AIH and tra'ie on sewing ma­ tiinil.v for promotion and ad- SYTtVNfe NO VLWHS OKit. Av^SV>V% VOV. A OSRV U P . ON FAUCETS WITH SAME t r a c k s ', o u t THEY CAN'T jump, o r AS FAST AS A RUNNING MH.NAN' see Gorman Motor Sales Buick W H A T Could be more practical ment. Will redecorate. Young with F.H.A. commitments, $12,- YOU LOVE Sale*. 180 Main. Phone 8597 chine* and n.oto.'s House Ap­ vaneeinent depending upon WAREHOUSE Removal Sale— Ite- A CANtt-XFl^KiO VLMttS YOtl iMVoofteesT ANIMALS HER TRUNK. OR TROT. OR BUEM HUM.: HORSE - HEY! HOW'D / COME Sales and Service, 285 Main than a toaster or grill for the married couple. CaJl 2-2700 after 000 to $12,900, Buy one now whilo •treet Phone 2-4571. Open eve­ pliance* Pendulum and electric ability of individual. Many em­ ductions up to 50% and more. )AAV<\V3 AKW CKNaACYSP. - uviwe PULL UP HER STAKE YOU1VL/ KNOWPKWU so MUCH /al0NG,.4 DOORS OPENED key* fitted, June bride? All appliance# found 5:30. they la-st. Gilman Realty. 351 k ABOUT EELEPHANTS nings. cloi-ks. F. X. Dion, 2 Ridgewood. ployment benefits, such aa: Sick Maple chests, cribs, high chairs, VLANS AROUND'EM AND SLIP AWAY. 'WE AAU5T copied, vacuuu cleaner*. Irons, St Kemp's, Inc., your Manches­ Center street. Phone 2-2183 and ? 7779. plan, vacation with pay. etc. For play pens kitchen sets, unfinish­ W ORKING Couple desire 3 or 4 IN CIRCUSES carrying her Lf6 00 NOW! guna, etc repaired. shears, ter dealer. 2-3035, CHAIN WITHOUT A 1940 PLlTMOUTh tudor sedan, interview, write Box N. Manches­ ed chairs, twin sire mattresses room unfurnished apartment. ALL YOUR knivea, mowers, etc. put In con­ MATTRESS. Youi old mattreaaes LIFE! SOUND. 6HE'? CUTE, radio and healer. Excellent con­ ter Herald, stating age, experi­ TWO WARDROBE trunks, lady's and box springs. A few living Phone 8472. dition for coming needs. Bralth- sterilized and remade like new SIX-ROOM three year old Cape .AND KNOWS IT! dition, one owner automobile 1940 ence. and qualifications. All let­ and man's riding bcots, 7 and 10, room chairs. If you are looking Cod, five finished. Fireplace, walte, 52 Pearl *treet. Call Jones FYimlturc and Floor W ANTED — By 2 adults, 4 or 5 Ford four-door'sedan, radio and ters will be answered promptly. excellent condition. Tel. 2-0260. for bargains come in and look Combination window and screens. heater. Good mechanical condi­ Covering 36 Oak Tel. 2-1041. room flat. Manchester or vicinity. REFRIGERATION service. Com­ around. Benson's Furniture A Nicely kept, $12,500. Call owner m tion. 1937 Ford convertible coupe, BARTENDER. Reliable, well man­ GOOD USED radios and radio- Phone 2-2353 between 8 a. m. mercial and dorreatlc. We do not Appliances, 713 Main street. radio and heater, full price, $95. nered. ability to handle people, phonographs from $5.00 to 2-3407 after 7 p. m. I t sell household refrigerators, Courses and Classes 27 and 2:30 p. m. Clarke .Motor ^ Salee, Brood experience desirable but not nec­ $40.00, Krah's. 367 Main street. WHITE FLORENCE combina­ M ANCHESTER Country Club George H. Williams Associates. W ANTED— By two adult women, m . 3 street. Phone 2-2012. Open5eve- MAKF7 MORFl money through essary. Good hours, excellent Four blocks north of the Post tion oil and gas stove. Price $60. Section—Spacious seven room Telephone, days 2-3585, evenings large unfurnished room .with nlngs. Home Study Courses. Electrical, salary, flve-day week. Call 2-0234. Office. Also meat sheer. Call 7203. modern colonial. Custom built. 3622. light housekeeping facilities. Call machine shop, automobile, draw­ Excellent condition. First floor 1949 CUSTOM Ford four door ing building trades. radio-TV, W ANTED— Auto mechanic. If you P L A Y PEN, Aluminum bathln- SLIGHTLY damaged new Hot Wllliniantic 3-4104. ' At uan li • MT sedan. Radio, heater, visor and are not satisfied with present In­ ette, and small 2 6, lb. capacity. has kitchen with dishwasher, % WIT. Off. ^ J W A N TE D —General trucking and welding, electronics, business and Point electric range for sale at laundry room with Bendix, din­ two snow tire* Excellent condi come. atop in and se us for a Easy aplndry washer. Tel. 7996. discount. A B C Appliance Co., 21 FOUR TO Five room rent needed Overheard BY M IC H A E L O’M A L K E T light moving. Coventry 7-6825. hundreds of others. G. I. approv­ by young couple with 13 year ing room, living room with rear V. T. HAMLIN VIC FLINT tion. Priced to sell. Phone 2-0426 ed Phone or write Harold F very attractive proposition. Bo­ Maple. A L L E Y OOP Yes, You! after 6:80, land Motors, 369 Center street. USED COM BINATION door old boy. Call Hartford 2-9188 or wall glassed facing wooded lot WINDOW SHADES made to order •Manlon, Hepr> sentative. Interna­ Complete with screen, glass and with barbeque. Two bedrooms,, FABOWASTHE > ANBELPySS CAN GIVE w h JT a ^A P / m e o e t s and Installed Venetian blinds BLACK aind white combination write P. O. Bo* 221, Station A. ...BUT IjOOK a t y o u n o w . AN' ^ TEN GRAND AND ZOKD 1940 CHEVROLET convertible. tional Correspohdence Schools, AUTOMOBILE Mechanic's helper hardware. Phone 2-3586. nsBster room lair-condltloned. PE^«AFE- ^ 500 COMPLETE PLANS and curtain rods. 24 nour service Kalamazoo **nge, good condi­ Hartford, Conn. YOUR GOGGLE-EYED SPECS, / PAYS t/s $ladlo and boater. Good condt- Box 1669, 607 Main street, Hart­ wanted Inquire Carlson Motor Complet* bath with shower. Cen­ CKACKBR OUTA OF TWE JOINT/ FARO. ONM m u p m w Eatlmatea gladly given. Fagan tion. price $65. Also Montgomery LIKE ANY O FA LOT OF „ VOU CRACK TKE SAFE tioo. Phone 5627 after 5 p. m. ford 3, Conn. .Tal. 6-9955. Transportation Company. 44 AUDIVOX Hearing Aid. One-piece ter hall. Second floor two bed- ’ MIDDLE-AGED Wl^CKS/.' K,FUNT1 Window Shadw Co., Route 44 at Ward brown, pot type oil burner, AND DELIVER THE Stock Place. with wire and ear attachment for Sal* 71 rooms, shower, large storage'] 1941 FORD Coach, below ceiling Bolton Notch Phone 3-4473. Batteries. Contact Miss Ednah excellent buy for $50. Call 2-9239 IDOL 7DUS/ANP W after 6:00 p. m. areas. Finished recreation room price. Good condition. Heater Bonds—Stock! BOY'S FX5R weeding nursery stock C. Dorey, 333 South Main street. DEVON DRIVE—Attractive four- PAY YOU TEN C5RAND LANDSCAPING and grading. wl4h bar. Attached garage. Call Good tires, signal lights. Call MortKageo 81 Saturday. Meet truck in front of Phone 5576. room single. Oil burner, automa­ Bulldozer for hire. No job too 9 X 12 FTBRE rug, four pairs Baftford 6-9964 or 32-4080. 2-3696 between 9 a. m. and 1 p Soda Shop, North End, 6:45 a. tic hot water heater. Screens, largs or small. Macrt Brothers. MORTGAGE LOANS, 24-hour rayon curtains, two pairs cottage m. LARGE BLACK cast iron kettle storm windown. Excellent con' AI4DOVER—Cape Cod, — finished 5306 or 4523. aervics. Associate Realty, Broad m. Ylust be 14 years old or more. curtains. Ideal for cottage. Phone Vlttner'a Gardena. for lawn. Truly a beauty, at Vir­ dltlon. Good lot with shade trees. rooms. Clean aa a whistle. Fire­ 1*47 CHEHVROLBT 2-door Brook. 1548J4. ginia Madden’s Antique and Gift 3349. Only $8,800. Terms. William LINOLEUM Remnants 50c square place, oil heat, insulation, screens, sedan. Radio, heater and new EXPFIRIENCED Loom Fixers to Shop in Findell’s Venetian Blind Goodchlld, Sr.. Realtor. Office 15 storm windows, and flarage. Nice­ yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. NINE-PIE5CE walnut dining room tires. Beautiful dark green fln work on The Weather Average Dally Net Press Ran Foreeaat ot O. & WeaUMt Oenae jamin Jonea, chairman, Mra. Rob­ the teat. Thla la tha flrat tlma th* For Uw Week Bndlng The Manchester Oioral Sodety King David Lodgs of Odd Fel­ Officers Elected ert Pratt, Mrs. Grace Agard and teat will be ataged without warn­ Jime 9, 1051 Fartly cloudy today, Hght ahew- lows will serve a strawberry sup­ Is in Training era; partl.v cloudy tonight; partly haa set the date of Sunday, June Mrs. Frank H. Hallln; Christian ing. - f HAM About Town 17, ft>r Ite anual picnic at Shady per this evening from six to seven By Church Wonien social relations, Mrs. Carl E. Ol­ The two new systema, one at the 10,163 cloudy tomorrow, shower* to­ Laka, Somers. Members^ aw re­ o’clock In the banquet hall. The son, chairman, Mra. James South achool and the other near ward evening, highest tempera­ Past Grands Association 1* in Pickles And Mrs. John Wabrek; 2-poond tin — prodaet Member ot the Andlt ture near 18. Ite Vtvuii H. PIdmi 9t 14 quest^ to meet at the Second 119 Wetherell atreet, will be in uae Denmsrk — CotAcd, bone* M m # y»»< J* White Of Cbngregational church at one charge. A t a recent meeting of the public relations, Mrs. Earl C. But­ for the first time. Chief Schendel Bareaa of Olrealatlone Manehe$ter— A City of Village Charm S^Uord will he nterried tomo^ o'clock. In case of rain the picnic Manchester Council of Church ler, chairman, Mias Emily Smith would like residents in those areas lem and skinlcos, was ad* Cpl. Thomas Ny. Menlg was and Mrs. Glendon J. Dunlap. J^Vnomlng at ten o'clock In St. will be held at a later date. Mrs. Women the following officers were to call Police Headquarters when vertised ycsjterday at $1.49. Robert Johnp. Mrs. Walther graduated this tyeek from the they hear the alarms ao that an PRICE FIVE CENTS ^ e a 'a church. Air Force Communications elected for the coming seaaon: The correct and Intended (CleaffUled AdvertbAns oe Fags IS) MANCHESTER, CONN.. S.ATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1951 (TWELVE PAGES) Griinder and Mrs. Elbert Carlson accurate report can be made. VOL. LXX, NO. 218 school. Scott Air Force Base, in„ price is— Tha Kary McCnur* group of the compose the committee of ar­ President, Mrs. Everett Johnson; Defense Tests June 12. Formerly he was locat­ vice president, Mrs. Bnch Brandt; C0n*re8*^°»'** Women* rangements. ed at Lackland Air Force Baae. L e ^ e win aerve lU annual secretary, Mr*. Philip M. Sousag; Again Tomorrow Texas. The son of Mr. and Mrt. treaaurer, Mrs. Arthur J. Stark­ itrawberry aupper at the church St. John's church will have only Thomas C. Menlg of 111 Woodland $2.49 Ml North Main street this evening, one mas* Sunday morning at 8:30. weather. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE .street, he wa.s graduated from The following committees have A statewide test of audible S the guest* arrive, between s.x I Rev. Stephen Stryjewakl is to Watklnaon School, Hartford, and also been selected: Christian Re­ alarms of Civilian Defense will be and aeven o'clock. The meal will participate in the deiiication of haa been with the Air Force since ilhe new Polish National Catholic lations, Mrs. Alfred C. Whitney, staged again sometime tomorrow. Raymond E. Gorman lonslst of baked ham. March 12. 1949. I Church in New Britain at 10:00 chairman, Mrs. Willard Mc­ Director Herman O. Schendel made INBCRANOE AOENCT Labor Disputes Tie Ships in 23 Big Ports aoUtoea, cole alaw. choice of dlf- known today. No one but state au­ Seif Serve and Meat Dept. Krent breads, pickle*. I a m., the Church of the Trans- Paul D. Shea, two and half year Laughlin and Mra. Edith . W ick­ IS Brookfield St. Tel. 64«0 thorities know the exact time for ry shortcake with whipped cream ' liguration. and a number of St old son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shea ham; spiritual values, Mr*. Ben­ Sid coffee. Milk will be i>rovided .lohn's parishioners will attend. of 117 Prospect street was in- tor the children who will bo sem-ed Veapt'is at four o’clock at (he mw lured yesterday when he acci­ Fire Destroys Oltl Ftilks lltiiue in Mtnilreul at a greatly rediiced price. Tickct.s rhurch will be followed by a ban- dentally poened the rear door of Idle Over will be available at the door. .quet in Falcon hall, Broad street the car his mother was driving in "Distress SigiiaP East Hartford and fell out into the Robert Warren Ferguson, son Expects 3rd Red Drive Our Lady of FaUma Mothers' I highway. He was treated at the Brings Reel Faees circle closed it* season with a of Mr. and Mrs Sherwood G. Fer- East Hartford hospital for ruts 50,000 in dinner at the Old Olony Restau­ puson of 74 Horton road, was on his forehead and lacerations of n rant on the Boulevard. East Hart­ . graduated June 8 from Montgom- the nose and then discharged. Frank S. Lent Hurt ford, June 16— lA’'— The ford, Wednesday evening. , rry Junior ColleR^. Takorrm PArk, Whore Reds Strike Back Maryland, and received the certifi­ State Caplt4>l flew the dlsln-.H 650 Craft cate'of technical electricity. The Frank Samuel Lent, aon e i Allies Push sign for two hour* this morn-, fourth commencement exerclea* Special Services Frank S. Lent of 10 Laurel street. * lug. w ere held on the campus. Several person* walking h> ‘■.Npw Yiirk, Jiini' 16— (/P)— who enlisted in the Navy last ice 'n spice ^ To Chinese th«- Capitol on the way to work Lalior (lisjnitps tied up Ameri- For Church School month, is receiving hia boot train­ ' WONSAN could hnixllly believe th^ lr ey.-s rnn aliipi'ing in (’very major j “paf^et ing at Balnbridge. Maryland. A wlH-n they glanced at Ihe ,\mer- graduate of Peekaklll, N. Y.. high Strong Spot | ■ S*0 of Jopon Icua (lag w aving In Ihe m orn­ S4U) I'ui'l arpii of tho nation to­ BE SURE Sunday, June IT, will be ob­ school, until recently he waa em­ ing breeze. il jiy. I THE POPULAR served as "Church School Day" at ployed by the National Fire Insur­ SingoMf^ The flag w as flying "u|>slile 'I'he Hcnmeii in Ihe Atl*nt(c atui both the B:15 and 11 o'clock serv­ ance Company of Hartford. Hla By OLEN CI.EMEN'TS down". .\ tele|ihone rail to c.ulf Cuiisi port* iliil nut talk 1 Y A'R D t E Y ices In Center church. The kinder­ mother. Ruth Hopkins Lent, now Young! Tokyo, June 16— fiT*) — the Capitol promptly correct.-tl mIiuuI II '.‘iliike," lull shippers garten and primary department decea.sed, was a graduate nurse NORTH Ko»or>g Ihe Incident. All this hapix'ii- wuiul>i<'‘l if nny wmiM *nil wilh- YOUR FAMILY WILL and was stationed at Anglers, BY « Rearguard Reds and probing SHAVING BOWL children at the early servlee and KOREA ed. by Ihe way. only two day* iiiit II i iuil nu t. the lower and upper Juniors and France, during World War 1. Allied patrols clashed head- after "Flag day." Ill .'^1111 Fmiu iseo, tlie CIO Amor- Enchanting! on today in scattered battles Junior high at the second .service. / leiin Knili'i a**uelntion (li'l not BE COMFORTABLY The cherub .and chapel choirs will to report at nine o'clock Sunday across the jagged mountains quililile nliuul wurilH II riillod a sing the same anthem and children In their re.spertlve rooms, and West Ciiii.'il nimilime strike a* juniors at 10:4.’i, Rehearsals for of the east and central fronts will be baptized and dediratnl at Our printed sheer af>9P« OPS Director .•MHin n* negutmlion* broke down these program* will take place to­ in Korea. , Hwoehon enily ludiiy. both aervices. and cotton frocks _ n ie Communist* fought desper­ •'‘""’’••gw.rrak Rev. Dorothy Pease who Is in morrow morning at 9:30 (or the A few liuiir* eni)u'i*. fi'deral me- AND HEALTHFULLY you’ll adore fo r its ‘ • ately to .save their escape mutes charge of these servlre* urges all kindergarten and primary, and Sees New Cuts diiilui* iiiinuuneeil tlieir (iillure to cool fla tte ry .. . the to the north as Allied armored kindergarten and primary children 10:30 for the older rhildren. _ i f bring Die union iind shippers lo­ grand entrances forces thrust toward the new Red goi tier .loHcpIi Ciirnui, president •'< *. Hw6cKof» PARAUIL that await when­ fortress city of Kumsong, In Food Price of Ihe CIO Niitlon*! Maritime WARM NEXT WINTER Chinese and North Korean main union, iiiiiiieiiuitely Haul ever you wear it I forces continued lo fall back "1 expect our men will not sail A t budget prices. along the front ahead of heavy r»^0>un rollbacks will stick, and the gov­ nighl. waihabla, erhp, offensive is expected. AKA With NMI KOREA ernment is considering Bimilar a compllmairtary bottle satin strips Curnui and other union offieialn $6 .9 8 Sufficient Reserve* cuts on ol^cr commonlrw«l goehee. Th* spice — to munists’ declared intention is *1111 ho told a <'ongre.s.*uonal commit­ Maritime Engineer* Beneficial a*- Open •rrow* show where Communist* are fighting flereely agaln.st a dimity yoke and to throw u* into the sea. We do tee the new rollbacks woukl be f'annda, veeterdav. where, II wn* n i»4.rt4Ml, at hxmt 32 |MM>plt< lost their live*. ( AT UIrrpholo). Borlation iC Il'i were expected to HOW expect a third round of the Chi­ advanring Allle* (solid arrows) In Korea >ie*terday. The .Allle* en­ Aftar Shaving Lotion sporkling lac* trim. to 1950 price levels. go along with Ihe NMU In tho nese spring offensive. The enemy countered aggre**ive re*i»tanee In the Chorwon, Kumhwa, Pjonggang However. DiSalle assured the East and Uiilf roast dispute*. Everything beautifully has sufficient enemy reserve units & m (A). Adx-anclng Allied Infantr.vmen encmuitered opiHMitlon In Betk tot the $8-98 Senate-House “watchdog’’ c(»m- Their l■oIltra<■l* also expired at blended with short that have not been in contact for the Hwachon, Vanggu. Hang.ve area (B). Near Kansong (underlined) mittoe on defense pn>durtion that midnight. price of the Britain (iets some time." on the ra«t eoaat, (Vunmunlst* oounterattacked for the third *iiooe«- In \Va*hinglon, I’ rcHident Tru­ Shaving Bowl cuffed sleeves nothing further is planned tn the Death Toll at 32 The bloodiest lighting Saturday nive day. way of beef price cuts beyond the I man ha* deelihe.I lo intervene. tioae . . . and two Rap pockets was north of Injc on the eastern A R in OR PHONt TODAY on a bios skirt rollbacks duo to go into effect More Time for Union* have promiseil that aea- front, and in the wooded hills de­ Aug. 1 and Oct. 1 Mien would eonilnue to man ves­ 1 tm AaOlB ■* OHal l» lo moke a season 'round fending the road to Kumsong, 12 DiSalle and Setrclary of Agri­ sel* canying vital defense and Ko­ 1 te tte U 1 A hms *e miles north of Kumhwa on the In Montreal Fire liwwd md < dress you wouldn't GOP Leaders to Fight culture Brannan told the commit­ Reply lo Iran rean eargoe* FOGARTY dream of doing without. west central front. tee the beef rollbacks are necessary In New York City. Federal Me­ (Not exactly A P Correspondent George Mc­ to help stabilize consumer prices diator 4'lyde M, Mill* «ald that Buttons to waist. >T(Tnlr*Hl .lunr 16 u V < n ir • imjiH’Nt would hr hrld this morn- as Illustrated). Arthur said the Reds northwest of and that tlir ment indu.stry can "that there ha* been no settlement In aqua, green Mohnadegli I’roinises 18 ticath toll from the di.‘4ft.Mtlou.i fire my BROTHERS Inje launched two counter-attack* F or Higher Rent Hike ! operate under ’he controls profita- and we are recessing. ’ during the day. Both were thrown whuh gutted an orphanage ami liodu N rrcovi r*'(l dui mg the Gifts For and rose. j bly without ./.Tck Markets” or \ " ’nie parties are subject lo our I5 « c e n t e r ST. Hour FxleiiMioii in Oil m^;ht Wfic kept Rt th*' s* * n<‘ of Ihr (IMdorA Sizes 12-20. back. consumer rationiiiK- . j home fn? the aged I oM' loilay to call." he added, "iiut we have no TEL. 4366 In the same area an AUied pa­ .'’.'2 and finnieii naid it wan feared I hlii/.t In thf ovi r-urowd'd morgu** PRESCRIPTION niARMACY ' the 20 per cent ceiling on rent in- Dlme-a-I*oiind ('lit | l)iH|iiite, Demantis All plans to call them together again trol crashed into a village full of Washington. June 16 - (VPi - Re­ the figure might remli 45. , *25 ImdU’S were laid out. crease« are being led by Senator The beef indualry is now under a iiilil Moiuliiv." Main St. Telephone 8821 Reds. A short sharp fight fol- publican Senator* who lost a com­ SenTchi'iM continu'd t.o bring Brlcker (R-Ohiol. He proposed the 10 per l ent cut In livesto< k prices ' I*r4»fils from (,4nn|»any 3'he IhhIion of two nuns. Molhor mta IKl.OflO Men mittee fight to boost rent ceilings hodie/H from the rum.M of the home. Siiprrmr Kita ( mtvhin. 52. and Sin- So'in aftenv.arUs a shipping firm (OonOnoed on Page Seven) 37 per cent ceiling. and dollars and renta ceilings at $6-98 37 per cent aald today they will St. ('uncgijndc’s Hohpiur. whuh tor c'lmuvm, 60. were tnlien to the official termed the union’s wage, FATHERS Senator Capehart (R-Indi. also retail and wholesale levels. Two Rullelin! carry the campaign to the floor told reporters the 20 per cent ceil­ further 4’a per cent livestock price went up in flaim'M yesterday. . Mother IhaiNe of the i;rry Nunn demands "the most exhorWtanf I>oiine The New York pntiniied «hi Pa|^ Arven) rent ceilings. trol authority (piickly had contri­ Prime Mimst jamnud When the manufacturers are ofTering special denis lo London. June 16. Tho Hod ( 'fos.s was ('ll tho Rcono TIME FOR YOU TO BUY . . . Come in Friday or Sat­ HANDKERCHIEFS HALE'S creases to 20 per cent above ba.se Better Than OP A Pilots Set U|) State* Air Force Jet fighters land­ period levels. The base period is rcplv to linniiin demands Hint-nil oarlv and w’al«lu‘d (»v<'r tho ros- urday while we have full slock.a of the items listed be­ ed in Czechoslovakia, dispatches Dictated Act lAiveslock marketing has hern i British oil profits heie he turn'd ciiod ( hildi' n who, onoo ovor tlioir that date on which each of aome approaching normal within the over to Iran Sc‘C‘11 OI)soliTe .shook, look tho tiagoily a.s a hold low. from Prague said. 300 acres came under federal rent past few days. DiSalle said He Picket Lines I'hc promise cnim’ n.s somewhn’ day Ned no tlio agod survivors for your The government said the pilots control*. OuHled Greek Arniv Of- added...... that his agency has a bet- A wonderful value . . . save exactly one-half on this For DAD — an American and a Norwegian Prevailing 1942 levels were used of n surprise, since Irnninn nego- wh'i w.'itf hod thoir tiomo tmrn in . n i- ..’ • I ter cheek on live."4t4H k slaughter' Top Sciriitisl Oiioird stony sili'noo fresh Kraft’s Mayonnaise while half-price sale is in pro- All White Rolled Hem Handkerchiefs — were "well and happy. " in fixing most base period rent ceil­ eerH C l a i m r o l l t i e i u n s mg than did the wartime OPA tiatf'i’s bail h( «’n insisling "H a Carry l*lapan|g at Three grcBB on thi.s item. The planes, based in Germany, ings. ,\s .Sjiyiiifz Thai in lliiiidn have been missing since June 8. Republican efforts to increase Are Seeking Control (Continued on Page Seven) (Continued on Page »e%e«) 1‘iou.s roHid»nt.s of thi.N pro- Hif£ FielfG Saying They The Prague reports said Czech \ K p i t i i I Omvcrsalion (hiinmniitlv h r* nrh - ("nnaihan Foreign Minister Viliam Siroky Athen-s, Greece, June 16- {4*1 I ’athfiiK’ < ity. moAnw hih', hnilod Try to. Avoid Strike KRAFT MAYONNAISE e a c h HOSIERY gave the first official news of the 2 5 <^“ *3 5 c*“ 5 0 c Indicate Sinldeii A group of ousted *en:or Greek Nuu- Oilc.'in.s, .lun*' U* .p, A ’ tho im moi y of Muthor .Suponor i missing planes to U. S. Ambas.sa- army officers charged today they t nji .S4 H’lll l.‘H "f t h* ,-\ t 'Mill Kriorgv i Bita (lorvais. who nishod intf> tho Itulletin! dor Ellis Briggs yesterday. Siroky were fired in a move to give poli­ lilaziiiy ml* I no to tr y to .save hor Full pint 26c reportedly told Briggs that the Disaster on Snh Mac Arthur Sees Move ( ’(•mini.‘'^.sj(in i .A 1*3 ' i (jiu'trfl t"- Now VorU, June 16.—lA’v— ticians control of the armed oha ryos Ono oxorNoapt flight was ean- Czech government is still investi­ forces rlay .* uf- the freshest Frankfurls . . . Cold Cuts . . . freshly fnit.'^ nf th** T’. S t.<» I ?’«*at«* a hv- Kroiiiid H4*rviro workors. Ttifi $1.25 Semi Sheer landed or why. submarine Affray, lying 288 feet as commander-in-chief. Ill-health eaneolh'd (Ht*ht was to have left The pilots were listed by U. S. Tli'>ucn iHMiih w h .m Ho! ulu.ar. chopped Hamburg at 70c lb. . . . Rolls . . . 1‘aper I down in the English Channel, in­ waa .given as Papagos' reason, but Dallas. Juni 16 i;4-n I'resulenl Tru­ ri.'itcd fha-MH Tile scicntl.st waH Ntnko at key centers across the Ic Sale On 1c Sale Mak es Nylons in Germany. ing exercises on A))iil 17. and no At the linilKlISe Cotton I'.owl Mfi.stow |>it.sH Ifrilay ii'peatod So­ No further identification wa* trace w'a.s found until this week. military forces, built up with U. man i.s a factor, declares the de- Di Kdward T**ll**r phyaiui.st of th** viet flomaiwlN ihnl tho Atlantic country, today not up “ token SWEETHEART SOAP CHIFFON FI.AKES Van Raalfa stadiiini later, his voice ei lioing given. There were no survivors. S. aid and advice, would (all un­ p(’ bo on tho of any and Log Angeles. 4 Regular Sweetheart Only Ic for 5-Oz. Size were attached to the 86th Fighter- which has been examining the sub­ agter Papago*' resignation. Still stepping briskly after run­ urged liy his h.sleners lo "pour it muolinp of tho Bij? F'our Forolg^i The company’s operations were marine for the past two days, has JlC When You Buv the $ 1.50 pr. Bomber Wing at Giebelstdat, A committee qf three colonels, ning a small army of newsmen on ' Other listimers let go with the Mmi.Ntoi s. not affected. Alba Dark Seam returned to harbor because of tidal speaking (or the 11, said in an in­ ragged across the far reaches of .Soutlierner's typical ridxl yell. Hoporliiik^ n rnuvo by Iho Wost- 3 Bath Sweetheart I.AHGK CHIFFO>\ conditions, the Admiralty said. A spokesman for about 900 Nylons (Continued on Page I'wo) terview "they (the politicians) Texas, the 71-year-old commander Me saiil Ihe reieptioii given him orn powor.4 yo.storday Ifi lot tho A F L union pilots of the U AL said 37c AT 32c 4tl E. MIUOIE TUIMMKI M*«CHEITEt seized this opportunity to expell makes his final addre.s.* today at "nffeis B.ssuranee'■ the people will News Tidbits mlni.'^tura thoinsclvoN flondo whun the union planned to have protest us from the army and place their thoy tf»^;rthor whothor to dis- $1.65 pair nearby Fort Worth force into i ffei t his program of Culled from (/Pi Wires picketing at major airporta. The On promotion deal you save 3c on Pillshury Pie Crust.. . In Dallas yeirterday he drew bringing the Korean war 'to n rusN that qiiostion. tho paporii purpose, he said, was to notify Van Raalfa (Cantinoed on Pa|(e Seven) said this was “ no aoliition to try- and buy 2 packages of Betty Crocker Pie Crust for onlv the most boisterous crowd of his prompt and victorious end." the public the union was in “ aeri- Alba Shear Nylons Me said all men of giaxl ron- injC to arranpo a forolpn ministers 27. four-day lour. And in Dallas .Margar4-t Truman, rxhaiiMed hy ous’’ negotiations w’ith the com­ ’ Somi Sheer TOPPERS 76.000-.«eal Colton Bowl stadium seienee want peace, and added: nirrting ” glittering royal fuiution.x. ean- pany. It was not, he said, to stop News Flashes Tlio rpio.stton has boon hamper- “The method alone is in issue Come To Pinehurst Meat Department For $1.50 pair 4 More Bakeries last n igh t-w ith only 27..500 seals rel.s all eiigagi rtients in Hru.“sels. airline operations QUAUTY $1.35 pr. filled- he was interrupted 18 Some, with me, would achieve Inp the ministers’ deputie.s who Belgium, today . . . .’Vew York (Late BolleHna of the UP) Wire) have been parleyinff in Parta try- The union, the AFL Air Pilot* Take Over For Summer May Shut Tonight times by applause. peace through pronipt and dccls- police rluiii|diig ilonn on ilope |m'iI- FARM FRESH and For the first time in the tour dlens . . . riiiully .-onvlnei'd war (OootlBIlCKl OD Two) an unruly crowd broke through ( 4>>ntlnued on Page Seven) Is 4iv4'r, Jap officer conie.H out of (Contlnued on PftKc Seven) It’* a Up\op aeason for toppem. And we've a tip-top group for his SIX year hiding on remote CHILDREN’S AND MISSES* your chooalng! Toppers to wear for town, country and travd. NEW TRANSIT STRIKE HITS ROME Boston, June 16— (JP)—Union of­ Rome, June 16— (/P)— Many Roman.s walked to work today ficial* say the strike of A F L I’ncllic Island . . . F’o.sses near FRYING CHICKENS Topper* you’U want for tb*lr Jaunty, flattering styling . . . their Oneonla. N. Y . still S4‘ur4'liing for •mart-to-the-waye-of-fashlon colors and fabric* that have a *p^ as bus and .street car workers again struck for higher pay. bakers, which ha* already affect­ ed 10 communities, will spread to killer who shot state pollreman in Truman^ Congress Feud clal flair for taking you smartly from season to season. Now at The strike, held during the morning rush period and sched­ Sen. Bridges Denies Lobby bark. $1.69 and $1.89 each SERVICE ANKLETS 3 p>. i» t|-0o irTces. two plants in Hol.voke and two in greaUy reduced prl< uled to be repeated this evening, is one of a series held during New Jersey law po.va SIS.OfM) .‘Springfield at midnight tonight halm to nifford T Sheppard, who MORRELL’S READY TO EAT HAMS Tht very finest in electronics service. The very IN WHITE OR COLORS the past few days. No incidents^have been repiorted. unless their demands for a five-day Influenced Chiang Stand was sent to jail for forgery be- Seen in Iron Curtain Aid RATE’S READY TO EAT SHOULDERS best in TV and Radio. It's a hord*to*boat combi* week are met. esuse he looked like someone else CLAIMS CURE FOR KIDNEY CANCER Robert S. Hart; international . . , Ford of Canada e*nlB lay­ nation and it moons that every set sold from our $ 19.95 vice president of the A F L Bakera Waahlngtcm, Jun. the wo^ Reg. $25.00, now Paris, June 16—)— The French Academy of Surgery is ■Washington June 16 — i/Pi— • the national chairman,, assailed the off whirh had been srheduled In country and it* Allies far more floor is instollod properly and is backod up by top WHITE SEED PEARL OR WHITE PORCELAIN Union, made the announcement WBvnuiKv^m. *o-cBlled___ «1I«^ r-Hivia China T.rthhv l.,obby, \JL'hn«P whose protest against Canada's newly President Truman'* anspenalon of FRESH HAMBURG 70c lb. studying the case of a seven-year-old boy whose doctor saj s last night after an unauccesefui unsuccessful Senator BHdgefl (R.. N. H ) denied a ban on foreign aid to countries harm than good. He called It “ aeri- Bay • slice of Round Steak and our meat men will gladly notch servico. today the ao-callcd “China L/^bby agents he said "have constantly at" tightened credit restrictions on oualy defective" and aald It would an ancient, rarel.v used drug cured him of a hitherto deadly, fleeting in Worcester of both side* tacked the policies of the Ameri­ car bu.ving . . . Nation of Pakis­ trading behind the Iron Curtain cube or grind it for you. had influenced his iiipport of may be the curtain raiser to a weaken our security. kidney cancer. The claim was advanced by Prof. Rene Hu- called by the Massachusetts De- Chiang Kal-flhek’B Chinese Nation- can government in Asia and have tan s4H-ks remedial action against This statement waa diaputod MOTOROLA - HALLIGRAFTERS partment of Labor. bitter new political battle. All Pinehurst Cold Cuts Are Sliced To Order! NECKLACES $25-00 guenin, medical director of the Villejuif Institute near Paris. n»rtment of Labor, Jlsta in a battle with the adminlR- sought to discredit a^id besmirch New Rochelle, N. Y., police who strongly by RepubUcan leaders Reg. $35.00 and $39.95, now.. Hart named the Continental the reputations of the men car­ picked up three women members The White House yesterday an­ lie said the boy had been suffering from the cancer since he *ation over Far Eafltem policies. nounced an "interim" suspension who cautioned agalnat any general In Single and Multiple Strands Baking company and the Drier Bridges and Senator John Mar­ rying out that policy." of its UN delegation on suspicion TV RADIOS . AUTO RADIOS was four. Senators McMahon (D-Conn), of the ban—known aa the Kem suspension of the ban. Kom bakery, both of Holyoke, and shall Butler (R . Md ) were sin­ that they, in their native costume, There wa* no immediate oom« Plus Tax. * * * the General Baking and. Hatha­ Sparkman (D-AIa) and Morse were Gypsy shoplifters, amendment after Ite author Sen­ gled out for mention In a Demo­ ator Kem (R., Mo.)—for a maxi­ ment from Capitol HUl oB yaotar- REDS CLAIM SEVEN U. S. PLANES SHOT DOWN way Baking companies, both of cratic National committee blast (R-Ore), all MacArthur Inquiry Mae 'Wrat says It takes more committee members, have called than platinum blonde hair and mum period of 90 days. day’s acUon by the Preaident and Tokyo, June 16— (A*)— The Communist radio at Pyongyang Springfield, as the plants that yesterday at administration critics his NaUonal Security oouncU. An­ would be struck. for an inve.stigation as to whether. shapely hips to be like her . . . The amendment waa attached to Tte J W H A j^ OMtf said tonight in a broadcast heard here that North Korean in the Senatorial investigation of an appropriation bill. Mr. Truman nouncement of the auapedaioa arna TELEVISION The session called by the State Qen. Douglas MacArthur’s ouster I any American aid funds have been Harold Meltzer. one time associate of racketeer Mickey Cohen, aen- nigi)ed it into law June 2 but eom- mad* late in th* day after atert • 3 0 2 M A I N (,T. • DIAL4I$I • i i ■■■ ■ ■ ■ fi t u m m pilots shot down seven American planes today. There have lAbor department ended abrupt- as Pacific commander. ; channelled to the group to sup- Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. lieen no Allied air reports of battles with enemy aircraft dur­ tenisul (4> five years in New York I plained he did ao only becauae the Writing in a weekly party . -funds were urgently needed. He (CanttMad *■ (M B ViMX -.V ing the day. (CentinDed on Page Seven) pamphleti William M. Boyle, Jr., (Oontlnued on Png* Four). on narcotics charge.