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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1952 t w e n t y -ETGHT ATcnce Daily Net Press Ron iManrIfpatpr lEw ttng H|pral& For tbe Week Haded - The Weather - ^ if June 14, 1953 ' Forecast of U. ft'W eather BttraaB ijocal Navy Ment pjMptice, fon mr Mr. M Joberl- ter C. AbWt of Charter Oaik, Wrinkle-Free tverciaze ^ 10,5% - Oleartng lenlghf. "Lew In upper About To wn Engaged street, la serving abbard the at Member of the Andlt 50a, F air and cooler Friday. ^ Thomaa Poole waa the boy Cover Wide Area tack cargo ship USS Antares In Persoual Shower winper of a Robertson Scholar- BenM at Obenlatlone Manchetter-^A City of VUk^e Charm Mra. Hi D. WUion of Phrker ahlp award made during grad the Atlantic Fleet. The Antarea who hy Mrs: Ruth Jobert, the fornicr uation—eKerclaee-—at -HoUiater- Manchester I currently la one of tbe-many-.MecchantLMar. men serving In the Atlantic, the rlne ships that were transferred for Northern Irdand, errived ««fe- Ruth Gibson, was honored with a Street .School yeaterday morn (ChMrifled AdverUsIng on Pago 18) ly end had kn enjoyable trip, ac- personal and linen shower last ing. The Herald erroneously Caribbean and In California, it to the Navy after World War II. VOL. LXXI, NO. 222 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1952 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE nVB CENTS * g -tfr-* «aw aipr»m received night at a party given by Miss published the name of 'Thomas waa learned-today. Fna. Andrew V. Rlker, III, son CBISKAY day by her daughter!. Mra. Barbara Jackie and Miss Georgia Woods as the wdnner. Lt. Ruasell P. Sweet, husband of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence Rlk ^ waa accompanied by Mtaa Dolan at the latter’s home. ,')5 of Mrs, Madeline B. Sweet of 39 er of 680 Spring street. Is serving i'lla Preacotl. B. N. Formerly of Deming street, with 23 young O’Leary drive la serving on the with Naval Attack Squadron 923, CaUfomia, Mlaa Preacott has a unit of the Air Force. Pacific Women present, for the most part wrapped them and later read staff of Commander Transport Di Fast Move made her home, with Mra. W ilaon rachoolmatcs of the bride at high vision 21, aboard the amphibious Fleet, stationed at the Naval Air for the paat alx months. i achool. them. force flagship USS Chilton, which SUtlon. Miramar, Calif.,' which Cost of Living ; The hoBtc39cs ijscd n::,.chipi^' Is taking an active part In the has recently completed training On G l Vote "Scheme of- pink -and -bjue;-filream- ■ .Navy's,, training ..exerolatM.. in . the execciaea .in ..rocket.AwJ,. ^ngunnery -Covehant-Oongregatlonal Church ' era in ' 'lhesc"”c'6ir)rs and ’ WPTTCllng" he— Women’s — AttxUlary of Caribbean •waters. - —,— - -practice - at- the -etr- station-In-El ^tnnehester— Memorial— Hi Centro,- CaHfc —-Ooodwtn Park. Hartford. A bu.a 'The buffet table waa alao dccoral- win hat's two more work meetings “a jg prl^ t* ••»!* « will leave froiw^ eo With flBwera and catuUealiT th e before -t he. ae.s.son- eleses on J u ly- -AblO- the church at 1 p. m. The chil ■anie colora. 1, namely Monday, June 23, and dren are requested to report at One of the amu.semnni fcat\ires . "e 30. It h hoped mem W'gshington, June 19—(IP) the church; cars that call for them wa.s the recording of the com- bers will reserve these dates as It Washington, June 19—(A>)—The government’s latest, cost- —President Truman prodded on Sunday morning will not be mpnta and exclamations over the will he nece:'aary to fold a large AMERITEX CLOKAY of-liVing barometer moved up today under pressure of rising Congress today with a state availiabTe. ^ gifts by MTS. ■ Jobert "as she^tnr- number of aurgical -dresslnga. —- food'arid teiit costs to within a tiny fraction of the record ment th a t “clcise to a mitlibri high reached last January. The living-cost index, measuring members of our armed serv A group of member! of Zion prlcea of food, clothing, shelter andW ices” may be unable to vole Church Ladiea Aid Society left a host of other things climbed dur- this year unless special yeaterday for Lutherland, Pqcono !ng the month ending May 15 two. Plnaa, Pa., to attend the conven 7 9 c r-l tenths of one per cent to iS9, per Milk Dealers Hit legislation is passed before Steel Union tion of the Lutheran Women’s cent of (he 1935-39 average. That Congress adjourns. States 15^ Mlaalonary League, la 4.1 per cent over the mark of Price Hike Plan The President wrote Vice Presi 18 months ago when price and ■ dent Barkley and H°uae Speaker A daughter was born June 15 at wage controls .took affect. The | Rayburn urging that Osngreaa Feels Pinch Tax Cut Is tha Hartford Hospital to Mr. and Nancy Kennedy peak figure last January was 189.1. j Hartford, Jnne IS— (IPi —In "give early and favorable atten jlra. Edmund Co* of 11 Nye A million and a quarter rail-1 an unprecedented move calling tion’’ to Soldier vote leglqlaUon atraet. Mr. and Mra. John Helm Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy workers will get an autoniatic for immediate action, the milk now pending In both Houses. In Finances of Woodland terrace, Columbia, of 256 Middle turnpike e a s t. an two-cent hourly wags boost *s ,a. drsdera of the state today de Oltes Message Impossible had Sisson the same day. nounce' the engagement o f, their , result of the latest increase In manded that milk ndminlstm- He.referred to bills introduced daughter. Nancy, to Louis Pllver, 1 living costa. |Thelr, work contract tor p, 0._ Hammerberg revoke by Sen. Green (D., RIl and Rep. Pitt.sburgh, June 19—:^ I WHsliiiiBtfln.-June 10—lk.d?M;- J-iAea».:WeM-4a-4toe,-irtth-.*ja4aaaee, L —faeajdenLJE^utnatt 8aiA.to> Berry of Crfvenlry. died at Ml. Miss Kennedy graduated with each iJiMe' monThic...... ' ' ' ■"! ' quart July 1.” he 'aeht'fo'Caplfb) Hill 'March ‘28 ^ (lay ' tliat Corigfciis 'cariT till Sinai Hospital yeaterday after a honor from Manchester High I Another 100,000 wage earners Hammerberg’a order issued asking steps be taken to facilitate beginning to show aigns of fi dhe administration what to do long lllnwi School this year. Mr. Pllver | In textiles, aircraft and oil refln- June S affects only the farmer’s voting by service personnel and nancial hardship as the 18- about invoking ’ the Tflft- graduated from Manchester High pvMeiit price of 14' cents a certsdn federal emptoyea serving " liig Ihduatries also' 'get at least dai^-old "yaikouf bites ever Hai’tley Law . but use o f T -JI Ttony C B righfa Legion Orchea- In 1950 and now has - a position | a o>ie*?4oO’?°?t., _ _ _ . quart for Class 1 milk which la overseas. 'Truman - said that a deeper into the national de tra wfll'i^otfiae.._J the...... danjflng music With the Aelns Life Tnimranre; Leading the overfall llvVng-cbat uaid ' for fluid " cohSiime'r' sluay"" by the'f American Political is under conBideration'in-tiie this Friday and Saturday wt con- Company. No date ha* been set rise was a boost of four tenths of poaea. But dealers wUl pass It fense program. .steel strike and has bflcn Science association pointed out . Walter-Jtlla. ppeaident of .a ,bigi. "vantiom of the state AL 40 Md 8 for the wedding. ------i “ OneJk!!*' eerit in ■ rent acros* -th r on to rorisumera' briHgtug the the' ■ obstaclea to ' abldlcr"’ voting fight Alfirik, ------and Ita women’s auxiliary, the 8 country. The price of food at the. steelworkers’ local at Jones• and' |f45« fl7J3 price-of tarolly . grade milk to presented by many state laws. Laughlin Steel ’ COrp., in P itts among other things, that the strike and 40, In New Britain. 3103 grocery store moved up three U cents. The Green bill has been re Manchester Association for the SimplUity Frim4f4 burgh, says several requeats for Truman told hla news conference, help of Retarded Children will i tenths of one per cent' Strong language la used In ported out by the Senate Commit la creating a aerioua situation, Gan. . Memorial Lodge 38. Knlghta of . But the price of clothing, of fuel financial asaistanca hnv« bean re meet Thursday- at 8 p. m. In the the State Milk PesUera as tee on rulea and adminlatraUon, ceived from steelworkers' families. Eisenhower still la hla friend and Pythias, win hold lU Slat anniver CovenAnt-Congregatlpnal ’ Church, Beautiful crisp wrinkle resi.vlflnt, preshrunk, soil re.sialant and electricltv and of house fur- Truman noted, ■’ __ ~ .*'v sociation petition signed hy The powerful union doea not pro neither a Democratic nor a Repubr sary crtebratloH" a t 8 o’clock to on Spruce street. Dr. Frank H. || fabrica that Will wash so easily with hai-dly any Ironing. All the —^ iiishlngs an dropped fractionally. John R. Thlm, attorney, He quotM Secretary of Defense llcan President, can roduce taxaa 15 night at the Lithuanian Hall on vide strike benefits. However,tfiost Horton, pediatrician, will be guest, newest colors. . Effective July I daring that the Increase "win Lovett as saying th at efforts Lovett of ita locals are reported in healthy per can t Ctolway Mriwt- Invitations have apeakar. AU InUreited persona . The two-cent wage boost for not tend to efre.rtuate the la making, to encourage states to The w.hola linpUCatlon of the been aent to Unne Lodge of Man financial condition and ready to are cordially Invited. the nation's railroad workers goes policy’’ of the milk marketing improve their laws met with the aid any hardship cases. President’s remarks about the chester, Damon Lodge of Rock- 1 into effect July 1,. The same rail- obatacle that a majority of the steel strike and Taft-Hartley law vlUe and Oliver Woodhouae Lodge act which was designed to In addition to the 650,000 strik Manchester Assembly, No. 15, i I s2.98 workera three months ago loat a BtahUlse the market. ing iteelworkera, more than 100,- was that he llkea the law no batter In Colcheeter. All members are cent-an-hoiir when the Bureau of (Oaatlnued on Page Four) than he ever did and would be re to attend.will Order of Rainbow fof .Girls, wilt | Ooo In allied induatriea have "been have a rehearsal Saturday after- ; Labor StatUtica cost-of-llving In- laid off as a direct result Of the luctant to use it in the ateel caae.. "t*.' served. _ ■ ' . noon a t 3 o’-clock in the -Maaonlc. . ■ choo.se a ..swimsuit that Summer Handbags . dex-drqpped. between- January and strike.. Aloit - of the- JOOJIOO—are ..... Under Conolderatleii ---- : - .TentplB.^ ra'eparai^-fpr J --February. : Sfa^ -.^.ill,. 1951, the emptayed .bj^ «Urapd%-= la it hla own :6iiliiUm th a t b»M II ~~ makes y-oir -look -your -best- raitworkrt-s -have • neSUrtUiat^ S' day’s aeaalon of the auction mar tloh of cBhiHaateai~T»b™*y'^ve- ’f Top Handle Stylea in Straw.s—AVhite Plaslic-'-^imiflati^ minis, bur the TriroUng Wirtkint or aHdviia use thO’ lKw ITdOn 111 thh' nihg. total cogt-of-llvlng wage booit of alto being felt In other fields. ateel strike T 'that, 'IkiimM aard,;,'. ket on Chartey Oak street ... feel your best. Discover Bamboo or Beadette.' Colors: White, Beige, Multi. 13 cents an hour. , One of the hardest hit secUona amounted to 13,332.64. "I^tre la under conaideratlpn. it here in our wide array Actually, BL8 puts out two In is Alabama where mo’re than 35,- Was he waiting for the House to ' were a total of 423 crates, each dexes, one called the new se'*les 000 ateelworkrrs and coal apd iron containing 24 quarts, sold at a act today? (The Senate already de.signod and priced to fig and one the old aeries. The new On Germ Warfare Lie miners now are Idle; The steel hpa approved a request, which nqw high of »10, a low of $4 and an ilflaS «n4 series la the government’s official workers union -Bays there are average of 17.88, The mart la In la up to the House for action, that tii,a i#» ure up to your own and your Each —Plus Tax. meaauring stick but moat labor "hardly any" hardship c the President bring into play th« session Sunday through Friday In 2 . 4 8 contracts which Include, coat-of- •I budget’.s requirement.s! Washington, June 19—(JP)—Sen. Wiley (R., Wis.) said to among atrtkera. llersld Ph'olns. T-H law and Ita provlatonS for an the afternoon, starting at 3 IncMt «r itii llylng clauses are tied to the old Production Cut 80-day Injunction to halt .....the n’clock. day the United States should dare Russia to accept an impar- Mate and national ...... C H A k K W H IT E ...... aeries. • Mullins Manufacturing Co. at eleeltpaa doe' aoon, Manchester strike). Notneceaaarlly, theitrea------Complete Line o f ____ liaLinyfiatigstiop -oL&tmmunM-jretDLJwarfare charges by a -Warren, OMo;-sald It-will -put pro* -tdent-jaldr—tf a ' -been--tmder"con*-...... Manchester Grange will hold Hs (Contlnnec on Pngn Two) IWaMdrita' tQmed eat en maaae'^or committee of "outstanding leaders of Asia.' In a speech ductlon of mortar and artlllary last night's voter-making session alderAon right along. meeting this evening In Orange V Genuine prepared for Senate delivery, Wiley ------Would he (tave to use T-H after Hall. Manchester Juvenile Grange sheila on a three-day a week basis at the to n s clerk's office. Stand Summer Jewelry . Save $7,00 to $8.00 a pair! declared this country must seize at Its Liberty plant In Warren and ing on the steps of the Municipal the Hnuae acts? No,' Ckingrua members will be guests and re- the offensive against, "the mon- can'Utell us what to do, although wlva prises for their handicraft a division of ita plant 3 at Salem. Building In a line f-a t overflowed 14f in R ed P lo t . atroua lie that. we have been uaing Sweden Gears — Ford Motor--Ob, -la starting a If It paasea laws and he .appiovas- work. Gantner and Jantzen Our Third Shipment! tram tha pterklr ottfetr about 7188 Seed Pearls or White Porcelain In Necklaces, Earrings germ w arfare In Korea." four-day week for most of Its are seme of the- 891'who were them ha intanda to carry them out ''Poison does not cure Itaelf," Tha son born June 12 In 8t. Tight Defei^c;; manufacturing operations and as- made vnters. At the rlMit, Miss \i Would Raise Toxca' .SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF .— ToL^Seize ROK he-, asserted, "The venom , of _uie .Kmbly planta.thla jwaak. The iaulu. DMNWy-Beattea reyeters Mra. . . .On tax cuta. Truman . amid ha . John’s Hospital, Santa Monica, BATHING SUITS Communist snake must be com Bald It will close each Fri- Calif., to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Lydia Murphy of T) - Lllar street. .isn’t cunning for oOlca so bq^cao „ Special - For batted . by the more powerful facts. He-aald-taxes.. actuitly Brteeh." Jri, "Of Paciric Paltsadea, 2 $|.00 in Secret serum etf truth."-*...... J9o- yjugr. iraa. the. eruah n t people has been named Andrew Inland. “ Playiex Superfoam "Gnly"’'Foril'i“ '' Ylncbhi-'jif^ tvannrig fe be made roterii, that "Oujtht t8i» fsQwd rather than cut, " Plus Tax. W JIey_rAnJt Jji g Jtepubljcan planta. Its steri mills an _tlmGallOllC- MMIGG- Hfi. Breach was the former Mara member of..the Senate Foieign re Stockhorm, Sweden, ,June l8f!- •Wboft daughter--olM r..and Mrs- ^--Puaan, Koreal Jun^ 1 9 — operations not requiring ..steel.will WAG AXitAdAd one . ' ThT Republic o f TSdrea Ibclay «e- lations -cnrmmtttBe; -said -ttre -In* -T faaftlohally"' hculVar BwV- trem aln up«n tomorrow: Vice Prei-; 'B8T' ladip-' raj|lBtaimJ''idpV^ a ■ WKiS, aWtog' wtta tan.: Dwight D.' Leland t. Wood of Bobert road. vcstigatlon committee should be Hia paternal grandparenta are cretly placed 14 men on trial on den, irate over the shooting down . FI- ^larder said cutting the record for a three-hour session. Elsenhower, la a leading contender P I L t O W S “ a charge of conspiring with Reds named by three Asiatic states . o j. work week will postpone a layoff The Republican party Increased for tha Repubilcan presidential Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Brtech. men "of the caliber of Prim Minis of a Swedish plane by Soviet Jet l p-ord's 100,000 production work- -•r-.,-of Bloomfield HIUs,--Mlch...... to .overthrow-the .TTnited Nrtlons- Ita strength by a two-tq-one mar sponsored government. ter Tfehru "6f India and' pre.siacnt - ftgtiters,- - beefed up -her' alfeadyt ers,------■------"" gin over the Democrats. (CeniKned esi Fagd Two) mmaMANCHtfin Csubmarine The top contenders for the GOP possibility the trial would be (Continued on Page Two) The company Is the Rotary OPPORTUNITY tion after the incident and was due Harder here today despite a flash presidential nomination were on White and pink zlppered, sanforized 'covers. Now for the opened to any but 12 foreign ob here by air from Rome today. record today to cut. taxes tf elsct- Tntly Washable ! first time. Irregulars of King Size. servers Invited by the Korean gov (Continued on Page Four) fire which sent two persons to a ed._ The Democratic front-runner, Neutral Over Oentury New London hospital. ernment. _. But political obseri-ers exprees-' however, said isolattonlani. would • -siibT^- Maj. Gen. Won Yong DuK. m y - Piiiay to Risk The fire occurred last night aa dominate their party If either jteU ■ tlal ' taw • commandant, said :‘Na- ed.,„dpn.W. .th a t., Ufideti’a.. retu.ra; -a-trlal ni'-testing-crew-was-^tlng totae^Mte'House. turally. In this type of trial. It Is would result In a.ny change In | the flnlshing touches on the prep Taxes were a topic In talks yes Impossible for us to promise at Rute Ilf BicTto Sweden’s long-held policy of B u lletins arations for the submarine’s flraE terday by Ohio Ben, Robert Taft ------A - Wonderful Value! —thlii' 'tim e th e -releaae -of-dally-or ."fceedom-from-skUtanoea.-’.t-Sba h a s ' trlar’runs in'the'Thames-rlyrr -bc-v Slid <3«K X>l»li;hf Eta«nbawer, rt»9“- even regular pfe*s HOtle«siior. pub been- -a aSHtroI 4n European w ars - from thp'AP Wires fore being' lUfned'oVer to "th'e Navyr riirig hhe-iviird.'at TWa- TacaifiBr'Rb»- lic statements." Ban for more than 100 years. Still In critical condition at the publican favor. sleeveless REG. $1.19 YD. WHITE EVERGLAZE FINISH He said- the trial was closed -be- The Swedes previously turned Lawrence and Memorial Aaaoclat- They, in turn, 4wtrt a topic te-an Paris, June 19—IIP)—The French down membere-hip In the Atlantic W(X>L THIEVES TRIED ed Hospitals at New London was Quadruplets Delivered address by Sen. Estea Kefauver (Conttnued on Pago Two) cabinet today authorized Premier p a c t Hartford, June 19—(flV- Two Peter. :Arn»cnla of New London, of Tennessee, who haa more dele Antoine Pinay to stake the life of Sweden flatly rejected last night men involved In a rompUcated who was operating* tbe controls gate votes lined up than any of sportster his goveaiment on a government a Ruaatan protest that the ill-fat achime through whlrh wool was when the flash Are occurred. It hla rivals going Into the Oemp- PROPORTIONED NYLONS Novelty Birdseye Pique bill to outlaw price fixing by man ed Ckitallna flying boat, blasted ■tolen from A e BIgelow-San- waa accompanied by a b’rief elec To Bay State Mother oratlo presidential - nominating ufacturers. Debate on the bill from the air Monday over the ford Company, carpel nWDU- trical explosion. A hoapital spokes convention. opens In the National Assembly Baltic Sea with seven men aboard, facturera, at Thompaonville, man said Armenia had third de Budget Balaaolng in this season’s News Tidbits bad flown over Soviet territory Weymouth, Mass., June 19—(/P)—Mrs. Marion L. Manning, in IN 3 PATTERNS tomorrow. were sentenced today In super gree burns of the body, head and In- Denver, Elaenhower told Ore T;I!MHI0N BAROMITIB^COKW’, Culled from AP Wires Pinay haa asked for the law to and started the shooting. , ior court to one year In jail, hand. . . 27-year-old auburn-haired wife, today was -the proud mother gon's GOP convention delegates ~-arrJC»f T --.-.— .•v»sric»»a>'ataae.i do -away—with.-miaimum - price . Tha ..!Swedea jure pnlikely.. to auapeaded -and two years-pniba>' ' ■' AlTO ' lnMTltalt*ed‘‘1nit -hi ''" l«B» of-’hBalthy" qrodniplfltF. The -^a*dTaplflt*2:^thP#e" to y * ktHT- He-wouM—balance—the== . checkerboard regulations set by manufacturers acquiesce quietly in anv Russfah' tlon. They were Damien Bour budget If he w ereTreat^tT WonHfrffloU tfaa-ocquoinlonca of. .”i. attempt to dominate tha Baltic. serious condition waa Frank M. | a yjri—were l>orn at Soilth_Shore .HoapitaL.last night and" groups of manufacturera; que,' 55. who pleaded^gunty__ Id Cos.e'riphq, oCYXereU^^ Ura.,JiCaanlDg,..alccady. .th a .motheC;s.;=:c ih'aie TinsTshaar 'ohdtlaor-NoMand - periment Stktlon announceif irtTvar Such” lnrhTllYUhl pficcs, *Tie was de- They-have-protested-more than-a laroehy, arid'TIb'iial'd 'iSenbif,"'4i), representative of tlie WeVtlrignouse arc airtnlUtartty strbng'w Rusata plaid dozen times since 1950 against of three other Youngsters. tax j-edtmUoA.^ M fi^ e .. "stocWfl8^Ar*,Vo»«n'qrdant.fon;f;i^ -■«f-new peat so-.-faaMdioua: th8t-.it x^Jaied. are ,an,aoBlvtaE‘ 'Electric (Jorporatlon,aub-emi- Uvea only In beat turtata*^ ■* »>Tf •iq' "a '.Id. . m inltat . IllBatlon.' BirtflKa'*' 'sErtaCrfcify ' ‘'fij stolen gooda Beth are fissn hfi WB* He ertlm ated .thia -Wo(fld , woDlinitbliiocl -ujj for-.'h* her territorial waters out 12 nines tractor in the construction ■ of tha.la^. ff^g8 ^. -m; tesj.t. Iaocond,-.; Rtgrid trJoyiQuS take «x>u‘t iwb"'yeara; and aftet - : d lz -oourae .greens or.boatling- grot" - • ; lowering prices throughout' ThonmaonvUle. . _____ ahlp. ■ - 1..^. - ,n.„ - _ " uRBcgniflm ------Beautiful -wspVea lirmll -wdrlte with-Hverglaze -finish wlilcK' 'F'ran'ce: ^ W at TvSna co**ra '•fiReady ekrtidt' - -»yf|VMf7and tfpnK,7rt>:'4iaai^'. 'For'dreaaea. Mouses; skirts, auiU, ; Yu^lartjUa o^ AJao burned as they.helped strip and the third, and fourth.-ntao f light Jacketi"‘ahl:t!tS!S,''«artSIrit,’'atape*; bedspread*.'’ bufi>&>g'..oIot&iag from. -A m an la. -boyn-JKOEe, bqnv XaO, in a Waabington speedft P « I N T hoaUle^ Cx ^ntorm : nelgh’fior'; ‘Bm-: tfie}f’ fiHa'' rt“tih^daflbIe't6 18w* Rridigepert, June 19—(a v — wgr* Varies M. Newell of New prices to' consumer while Iron F Treasury Balance said that If'he becomesBejldent All FIRST QUALITY NoMend'i garia, following recall of all but Fred Owens, 82, of Bridgeport, London, superintendent of tjie trial The babies', all placed in in -' A f ' one member of Yugoslav Embassy clad minimum prlcea can be set by was stabbed to death In hla cubators, were reported to weigh ' ■4»8' ” U a XsnX flO he will seek "a atralgir 15 per 'Washington, June 19—(fl'l—The crew, crew member W arren GlI- cent cut In taxes” and a 25-biUlqn ' V>Ul” ‘ ,.. ot Important Sovingj. staff In Sofia. manufacturers. Backers of the apartment about It a. m. today lard of Danielson, and Gustave V. between 2 and 3 j^unda each and General Council of Congrega bill expect heavy opposition in the position of the Treasury June 17. In an argument ovqr-a Woman to measure about a foot long. Sev dollar slash In federal spending-^ rr»«i rtie itriefl-been Het ee Net budget receipt', $989,494,- Johnson of New London, a govern Rome. June 19—UP)—A wan and from 85 to flO bUlions—within two 2 9 8 Unexcelled tor fit...thonks to the _ tional cairiatlan churches selecU assembly debate, where many and hla alleged assailant was ment supervisor. They were re eral. hours after the last birth, the lifiy ta^ tleeve» fe iHe 20 Colors depuUek come from districts 522.56; budget expenditures. $359.- weary Ingrid Bergman thed tears years. fa m o u s 5®Proportlon#d lag Types. tas h Useta fesis Chicago layman. Dr. Robert <3aah- arrested at home a short' time leased after treatment for burns. hospital physicians reported their of joy today aa she got her first ietf ^ety iM^eled m Hie theer man, aa moderator and clears way heavily Influenced by Industrial 593,958.83; cash balance, $4,662,- later. Polt(e are holding Inw- condition as "fair." good look at her day-OId twin (Continued On Page Four) ! nryee . •. HiU it lie dreit better c o m e EARIYI for action on proposed merger of leaders. 277.297.17. renre Smith. 34, a . chef, for (Continued on Page Ten). Normal Delivery A Rial Oil Bast WaH Congregational with Exangellcal questioning. ~ - daughters. ------?"v>— — r eleti0fied le leefce Hie leetl ZS” Sanforized All four deliveries were de Isabel; seven pounds three •I Hie MM»Merl Tlie HeHerlef Ch 6 o SE THE STYLES AND PRICES YOU PREFER: and Reformed Church . . . Wil liam N. Elrlckaon, Chicago' GOP ASKS 51URDER CHARGE scribed as normal by Dr. Robert ounces, ahd her younger slater by ffljRt That Ctven Most eecUiMs Hie hi^iee releeted New London, June 19—Uft— P. Ryan, about 56, who delivered half on hour—eight-pound, five- Truman Forecast leader, and -two aidei are ac The Weaker Sex, They Say; Presidient Defeated the babies with the assistance of _fe left fwHeeiia iK# HMleu quitted o( charges of conspiring to State’.aL Attorney Robert P. An ounce Ingrid, Jr.--dosed In fitful; Regularly $1.35 1 derson today asked a grand Jury Dr. Edward J. Howley. unav/areness of their International i Wrong on Deficit Smhets ¥nth ^ Coat ^ n l ejiclvtive with "THRIFTY THIRTY” Fine Quality Broadcloth defraud Cook Oaunty of $82,000 in On Reorganization Dr. Ryan said that Mrs. Man DEMI-TASSI — wiH W yMir NOW payroll fraud. to return second degree murder publicity.. - I This woBder-wotking new wall paint NYLONS. 30-denier, Never Undervalue Power Indirtmrnts agatnat a Ledyard ning was doing well and will be 'f«verile« ceie# «erd«e Hvb Millionaire La Vere Redfleld allowed to ait up today If she feels Sharing hit wife’s- Joy after a I ■ Washington, June 19—UPy—^The cow s almost any lurfacc thoroughly Ship'n Shorty 43-Rauge, Full- fails to show up aa scheduled star mother and her daughter. The Washington. June 19— (85 — night-long vigil at her bedside in neeHnf er Ute^plef fee strong enough. government's going to wind up its and nnifonnly With ooe coat. It washes Fashioned. $ 1 . 1 7 prosecution witness as first of accused are Mrs. Edna Gerow, Three of President Truman’s gov the flower-packed hospital room gordee Qreeetl And It wetHet. eight persons go on trial in Neva Of Woman Dusting House 17. and Mrs. 5Iartha A. Lewis, M.rs. Manning had been waiting year two or three million dollare arithout Mrtaiuiigi-Wallhidc it avail- ernment reorganization plans are for the births at the hospital for waa Roberto Rofaellini, for whose better off than it expected. But It lee. U'A le 14V^. Types 1, 2, 3 3 pn. $3.45 5 9 c y«t- da in connection with glJlOO.OOO 37. w ho. are charged W'lth the dead In the w.ake of a Senate vote lobe the blonde Swedish fllih star this in a wide variety of colors. Checkerboard plaid in a'blaze of color, a fanfare of burglary of his Reno mansion last fatal ax beating of Herbert nearly four weeks. She entered the ■till will be deep in the red. Lew is, 37, on June 7. Lewis was keeping congressional control hoapital on May 24 for a virus In abandoned her husband and a Hol Government experta, * speaking The Ideal fabric for dreasra. skirts, blouses, etr., for both chil F e b ru a r y ...... Charles Brown of Morgantown, W. Va., June 19 * with brooms and dust pons. over 21,582 federal Jobu. lywood career ' KMI.GIOSS - AirtlwnHc asUOM fashion. Breeze-bared and sleeveless. , . perfect mate for Regularly $1.65 1 Waterbury la bound over to Supe —(/h—Tbe ladles of Granville, flicked at It with feather, dust the husband of Mrs. Lewla and fection. But she remained there, privately, eald todiay the deflclt-r- Wmnm,hufc lesteraMen _ dren’s and women’s wear. Unusual cblora as well as the itaple With many who normally sup taking the advice of her husband, Two Weeks Overdue the amount by which the govern "your skirts ’n’ slacks. Out and out flattery from convertible SHEER NYLONS, 30-denier, 51- NOW pastels. rior Court in $2,500 bonds on W. Va., (population 1,0(XI) de ers and sucked It up with va stepfather of Mrs. Gerow. •alert Ihot five ■ sah. awl- CIE B ' ' cided OB a summer bouse clean cuum cleanera—day In and day port administration policies buck John, a 35-year-oId bus line oper Tli'e twins, two weeks overdue, ment overspends ita income—ta eharge of attempted anon. ing the President, the Senate yes —tMrdMaa. slO .9 8 - johnny collar to smart placket front. Ever lovely, gauge and 15-denier, .51 gauge. Max Conrad, flying father of 10, ing spree yeaterday—and aa a out, thev said. MARINE VICTORY ator. who explained he did not were born last night at the fash likely to be less-than 814 billion Well, they Anally got Ured of Washington, June J8—IS>—A terday defeated In one-twb-three want to risk a premature arrival ionable Salvatore Mundi Hospital. when the fiscal year ends June 3d, ' FKEE—"rmmt tLight uM ever washable combed gingham. Real pearl Types 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 $ . ' W« rcdiMBi Fum«N Parking Lof coupoBS on emy lands hla tiny Piper cub in western r e ^ t : 1 37 Norway to begin second good will (1) A Mg coal cleaning plant compromise MU giving the Bla- order his proposals to eliminate without medical attention. The 35-year-old mother waa re It cfUld be as low as S l-jS bUIion. M * r Djnmmiti” haeMe* purehoM of $1.00 and mom. Prtsnnt fhtm at «• Senate confirmation of city post "What would I do If they came - President Truman, in hla bud^ Hale’s Cotton Shop buttons, too. Sizes 30 to 38. Service Rayons flight In Europe ... Italian Senate and two 'good-size coal mines About 40'of them marched rine Corps a stronger voice In ported doing well. ' 3 pn. $4.05 1 Groan Stomp Countor. nnanlmously rejects resignation of were forced to close. down to the Christopher Oal military policy was paosed today masters, U. S. marshals and cus earlier while she was at home,” Dr. Pier Luigi Ouldotti, who et message last January, figurafl toms collectors. he said. ' * the government -would go In tha Second Floor its president, Enrico de Nicola. (2) About 708 men l.w ere Clompany’s clesmlng plant yes by the House and sent ta the aasiated Ih the birth, said the film 1. - • Bobby Brown, 20-year-oId Junior thrown out of work. terday and set- up picket Unea Senate. House passage was by The program would have gone Manning waa not at .the hospital star "cried when she saw her hole by $8,200,OQO.OOO. * - ; aS.-ff Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales THE MORE YOU BUY. THE MORE YOU SAVE! when the first birth occurred. He The FTesident eatimiUed toUa F. T. BUSH Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales from Charlotte, Mich., Is elected (S) Mayor^ Clinton Calrney MEN OR MICE? unanimous voice vote Into effect automatically Friday' babies and waa happy because captain of 1953 Yale baseball team had to call a special meeting in The men came to work, eyed midnight If neither the House nor bad left word with the hospital of- they were perfect babies and Just spending would Jump 5^ per cefft ...... New Hampshire’s first oom- town hall to cairn the ladles the determined ladles with em- PORK PRICE BOOST the Senate had acted. It called for flciala that he" would remain at what her husband wanted.’' The above last year due to a bugs munity taleviskMi system begfha down and persuade them to per- ., barraasment, then meekly ra- W ashington. June 19 — l/PI — filling the Jobs by department home awaiting a phone call. doctor said she was aerene and panalon In rearming the U. 8. and HDWR. CO. operation June 25 with unveiling mit—I* the»!.- MggestI.,----- . iadustry ^ la T this lunuji home. With the big coal Higher prices and smaller aup- heads through Civil Service proce Reporters and photographer# showed no fear during the tense friendly foreign countries. But UM T «H :^A W ea | Th, JS jaU «eo of antenna inatallation that wiU area to. go back Into operation. cleaning plant and tipple closed- pliea of pork for nqxt fall and dure. gathered in the hospital lobby period before the birtha. military expansion hasn’t takaa 7N Main St. Maochesiter tKc JW H ALC CO. permit Laconia. refldenU to re- It was dost from the ooal the company had no alternative winter were Indicated today ta Opponente argued that the three from early in the day when woi4. Measengera delivered eongratu- place on that aeale. - •M ANpiinvi Co n n *: eatva TV from central- oomtnunity plant that made the ladiea So aa Agrteultara department re atitepna ongiy. 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\ 1. ^ , .. MANCaESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 196^ MANCHi£STER EVENING LUfiKALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« THURSDAY, j On E 19. 1952 PAOB TBBBk " PAGITWO ...... w — " ' ■ "J North and South Korean .(||ylUan pair man In hia prasenl condlUnn jection, which must be written In awrard of 897,000 w a s given cut victory for the New Deal-Fair IntemeSs. Mmw Comfort Deal." ■ Woman Hurt \ Sweden Gears State to Check 14 in Red Plot Their transfer, to more manage .MV STATE Green School Graduates Dodge Honors since he would be on crutches'for F ile R e q u e s t duplicate. Thomas McLmighlln of Der^y in Rut TT Um an repeated that- able groups h f 500~raiasd to. at what doctors thought would be a Two busineaamen, owners of the Superior Court here yeaterday for FALSE TEETH States 15% he doesn’t Intend to express him j^s.t.»iseei.or-Mtr long time. Hli realisation of the Community Amusement CJn'fp.. are Injuries he received five year* ago least 70,000 the number of Inmates Here le a piMaant way Ut ovarenmt self on a Democratic candidate In Accident Tight Defense; Local Piggery To Seize ROK re-located since operation break handicap Imposed by leg tnjiiriea behind the theatar project. Tltey' Ayherr'a berr 'k«g~axptodMl.' *rH* Innas plate (ila rilscnmfnrt. ------PA8TBSTH. a' I Tjast Class of 36 Pupils H. A. Schaller apurred hlm -to declsloti.-. ______F o r D riv e -In until the national convention up started 10 days ago. Koje holds -■4= are Bernard Menachell of 11 Mil Jury made tha award..Bi.McLauglUL tiipr; ' pnwrter,MW aprinlllad-en. ------up»r. uppvi Tax "Cut Is meets, and probably not until 80.000 prisoners. Oii'hVa "feieRM flom the 'hospi ford road and Joh'h CalvocoreaM of llh against Joaaph AJallb, a New anflhd'l low'ar plalaa hol'ita tbaiii Arm er i'l after the nomination Is made. Tried in Secret T tal. Schaller took over the Paige West Hartford. Haven wholesale beer distributor that they (eel more- ______rnmfnrtabla.______No Misg Hollister Suffers Sta^^s N e u tr a l Health and Water Rep One Communist PpW in an-; A graduation tiinner marked the* Parker street; received Ihe^ high- Kormer RpAuIcnt Backers Seek Approval gummy. ■oOa;y, .paaty . taata or teallnr. On other subjects Tnunah^^ other compound whs accidentally and'Jewetl agency, nhdefeatsfl iw who owned the gas cooling ayatem ft'a atbairre innn-arld); Deea net sour: this to aay; Cuts, Bruises; Truck resentatives Will Be (Continced from Page Oae) shot In the hip today by a £t}i^WIUJAMS end of elementary education train- j ***• award for boys. Entered Auto Sellinp hia selling campaign, even though By Slate Police of I-jiea* AWARDED 927,000 to which tha keg waa attached. Cherka 'plate ndnr (denture bPtethi. Reorganisation—His proposals (OontiaiiM frsiB Pago One) he had to walk about on crutches. (let FAS'TRBTK today at any drug Canadian guard cleaning hie gun, JoM EVANS • Viviin BLAINE McLoughlln suffered a fractured atore, to put postmasters, U. P. marshals Car Meet Head-On Here Monday; Details Ins kRni • lull Inn* • *«! I*lis SL'r.^“rr,* k .*,j r r ’is s -'Trade After Accident The success of this venture led tiop in Bolton Arca^ New Haven, June 18jg ffi—An arm and a fractured shoulder. fiWm shore ineUad of the custom cause of security reasons and^he camp offlclals reported. The J;*! facllitle* makes It necea- and customs officials under Civil necessity of protecting femiliee wound wee described a.e not seri n» O Unco JiilMi • *•« to hia selection by the Dodge peo |OMaa«a« from Pofo Om ) Service, rejected yesterday by the were investigating a ary three or four. • Lombardo Brothers* piggsry on — ------T i "“ '■y ecvtenlh and eighth grade Police and friends .of some persons in ous. An investigation wee ordered. A. former Manohe.ster reaUleut ple for a full dealership In June An. application has been filed Senate, should have been allowed three-car accident on Center street BecauM of her nehnteas to Rus Hillstown road which has been or Latest News , Students to be divided between of 1927. ■omtaoUon, »aJd yeaterday he sia,- Sweden has' maintained d er^ abolished by the local board volved. and Shortn i Hollister and Barnard schools next and buainc.saman has been honored with State Police'by the Manches would put In a 16 per ceijt tax to stand. near Henderson road this after . The court hi made up of seve(} Opens Dealership Seaway—Cifnada wllltbe encour noon that cent June L. Hollister, stronger defenses Ulan most other of health because of Its being a fn Jw.M .* ' yea*'. In their parting thoughts, by the Dodge Corp. for hia aervlre ter Drive-In Theater CJorporatlon. Kninino mills cut If ha bocame PrMident. European naUone. DtsplU her military men and two civiliana. A An area dealership from the aged by this Country Id construct 29, of 99 St. John street to the public nuiaance and a health hes- Ir. w h^enfer h.lu students outlined the hletpry to the Indiiatry during the past seeking a certlflcate of . approval Mr. Tnunan waa asked if he ing the St. Lawrence seaway. The populaUon of only . seven. mUUow, ard, will be tnepected Monday by third, olylllsn Judge.. dlequallfled fan “ ter. high school gchool since H started in aame concern w-aa offered Schaller aioaxht any Democratic President hOspiUl. Patrolman Milton Btrat- Ahe„ has. sn_,,Alt. .I^rce himself because he was a artpol- O b itu a ry "Sklrta Ahov" at 2:25-6:45-9 P. .M, 2.5 years., a business which he en in 1936. Ho W1W ,to fqrjan open-air theater in Bolton fienaU agaln.rejected..ycsterday A tOTf is- the- investigating •0f^tce^.— representaUvea.of the B t ^ . Board, - S AT; c o N T iN U o r s a m w ~ plan -for-UT-B.-Gsnadian-construc- .L6&.4>lanes______-o f^ e a lth and-the— State— WeterI'JJjQjOtriehd o f one 'defend'anV. ’A * FTA brMahnV increese this rmirt The first trial session lasted repose of the soul of Joseph B. SUN. - MON. - TUBS. in New London, received the hon- city and through later expanatima tfiilvei'stty:— hr te-Oie- teausnoe of thS-order have j r e.idjp:t;^ny)^hla U:w- T|*nnnmljtalnn_ln_Ajrtl when I "fT h ill" could a n y — Republican iftifle at Howard travelling east on Center street, ready reserve to 700,000 or 800,000 30 minutes. Pavelack will be said Saturday -or'- lB41ii»'' from - Hamitet STWted * plant for'ScrvtclngTmd * which he went ell-out for civil been Improved. MRAHDOEPH SCOTT ^ Into the cafeteria and took their ,1s'. secretary; John Small, trea.sur- laling Btislneaa Zone waa extended president Idih'taxes 15 per cent? returning to work at Morierty men. Dr. Robert R. Keeney, Jr., local Prepare Answers morning at 9 • o’clock In St. er, and Eleanor Papeiera. histor tiaon, regional manager of the ■seperata headquarters for sales. to Include' this property^— rights, reflects his views as to Brothers. A car, going west, had in "CARSON CITY" place. The c1r,ss sang two songs, automotive concern. I No. Truman said, not- unless he Spy On Trial health officer, leauad the order Fri Two trial sessions were held to Bridget’s (3hurch. ian. The last expanaion came In 1948 In accordance with state laws, what the Democratic party plat topped to make a m t'hand turn "Ymril Never Walk Alone." and wants to put the country deeper form should contain on” that sub' In Stockholm, a witness at the day after an order by General day—one hour in the morning and Flu* .lOAN CAULFIELD Following is the list of gradu- The story behind Schaller'a ad- j and repreaenta a staff of 37 people property owners adjacent to the . la the hole than it la...... Into Henderson road. This.car .M big .spy. tctaL today . named three Manager- Richard Martin' to- Lom 214. -hours in-the altemoon. Court - DAVID NIVBN- "Your, Land- and,My, Land." Class vent into-automobile-sales unfolds' and a payroll of 8165,000 - yearly. ject'.""'-’ -.-.------— Pre.sident Kmma Stephens gave ‘afeaV” '~...... ' ' ■ ...... proposed theater site mayflle ob Elsenhower hsa not gone as far War—There is no new note of yet remains unldentlfled. Mrs. Swedish Communists — Including bardo Brothers had been largely recessed until Saturday afternoon in "THE LADY SAYS NO" Richard Barrette, Wilma Bea- like the typical American "rags I When he started, he had five em jections within 10 ds.vs after the as Taft In promising a tax reduc Annette B. Hebert 32, of 32 Selem two members of Parliament—as Ignored. Both orders directed the at the request of the defendants the welcome addre.».s and was fol to riches" saga. It began here | ployes. urgency to be detected in his * ADDED ATTRACTION e lowed, by three oratories on "Part sette, Mylca Biardt, Eldmund Aro- announcement la made via public tion but he has said a reduction warning about new.Koreae, anti road, stopped behind the uniden- links In the espionage network by concern, which has the contract to for time to.prepare answers to the deur, ikalvtn Carlaoh, David in Manchester while Schaller wa.s \ However, this Is not his only advertlaement. which la today. A which Russia got information Indictments. ing Thought.^" by Barry Schaller, would be possible In about two aircraft defenses and. etatementa tlfled car because she.could not collect and dispose of the toWn’i Sense tian Chaae, Julie Claudell, All.an Cox, operating a repair garage. recognition. Schaller la also pre.s- fee of 85 must Accompany tha oh- about Sweden’s-defenses. *1116 14 defendants are charged JbKnny Ray Cynthia Lewis and Ftoberta Dick. Ident of the Connecticut Automo reata that the Intemetlonel aituetlon la pass it, since there were cars garbage, to sbr h the piggery, to Grace wa.s offered by Donald William Dent, Roberta blck. Har During the course of his duties, j Friendly to Ike 'The witness was Jan Lodin, a clean up the area add to atop with violations of the National S^ he waa engaged in backing a i tive Trades Association, trustee of very eerioue. parked on the north side of Cen Goodwin before dinner was .served. old Dumaa, Tyra Flndell, Beatrice Well, after all the speeches Eis ter street. Robert Armatrong, 21, student. Ha denounced Johan dumping garbage there.' curity Act. Some also ere charged Fleming, Alan Foley,- Donald large truck from the garage into I the aasoclatlon's Insurance trust j MacArthur—The Army la In Frltlot Enbom, alleged leader of Following the dinner. Superin enhower' has been making, does charge on the decision that Oen. of 134 Spruce street, driving a Monday le the deadline set in with one or more violations of Goodwin. Lola Hinea, Anna Hor- the street. Aa the vehicle swung I and past pieaidcnl of the. New , Happy Is The Day the seven periona being tried, to tendent of Schools Arthur H. II- London grouping of the aame a s-. Truman sUll like the general T Yea, Douglas MacArthur will not vio truck owend by John Kovace, local Keeney’s order, and the local criminal codes. Including bribery, BURNSIDE' ling presented the Cook Prizes to wath, Avard Hueatia. out onto the road, it came Into i he sUll thinka Ike is a nice guy. Of plasterer, was the third car In line police last December. Ha- told health officer said today thdt if theft and embezzlement In con 'm tm in i .htf* MS MAMontna the path of a passing atreet car. 1 sociatlon. From 1950 to 1952 h e ; late reguletloha by dellyerlng the the court Enbom'had Informed the top boy and girl scholars. Rob Joyce A. King. Robert Ijiraen, When Backache eourse he still considers Elsenhow keynote speech at the Republican and was unable to atop quickly. the directives contained in the nection with the Communist con AIR-CONomONED erta Dick, daughter of Mr. and Harold Larson, Cynthia Lewis, What happened then elunged the served on the national dealer ad er a friend. Armstrong said he glanced off tha him Kurt Olason, news editor of order have not been complied with spiracy. comae pf Schaller’a liM and-con visory conference for the Dodge convention. . But the President the Communist newspaper Ny Jeff Ckandirr Ray MUlaad Mrs. Henry Dick of 21 Stephens Herbert L'Heureux, Paul Madden, Do you "wish him luck?" Mr. ducked a direct answer as to left rear bumper of Mrs. Hebert’s by then, the matter will be The civilian defendants included Jady Braun ‘Something atreet, and F.mma Stephens, Barbara Martin, Daniel McMulIin, tributed, although painfully, to hia Corp. i Truman chuckled and said he whether he approves the Army'a Dag, was the man wh' flrst rec turned over to the courts. Hong Wong II, named In earlier present high recognition aa a car Goes Away. . . . car and continued into the path of ommended Enbom to the Rue- “ Red Ball daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Richard Miesch, 'Betty Modeap, couldn’t aay that, adding that Els declelon. Samuel Lombardo, through his government reports as one of two To Live Eleanor Panciera, Barbara Pyka, dealer. liain. Orange ('^^mhlnatlnn [ Naaslna hackee ha, lna« nf pap ahdsncrar, Miss Hollister’s car, amashing it aiSM as a good man for spying. Stephens of 4.5 Green Manor road, hcada»aa and diaainaea may bn due In alnw- enhower Isn’t running In the Dem- almost head-on at the left front attorney, William Shew, has ap 'supreme commissioners" of the Express” For* shared the .honors for the girls Marlene Regetta, Deanne Rottner, - ^...... Injiiml l/cgs ____ .^ Orange sections may simmer for j -dnwn et kidney timdlon, Itecloca aay anod Mratic campaign. , vnth conslderabla rsiuetanca pealed the order to the State aUeged conspiracy. ft:15 The former Manchester man about five minutes in a sugar ayr-; kidney function la eery Important tn send _ _ _ _ . ^ppar^nt - -Iwur, while Barry Schaller, son of Mr. Barry Schaller. John Small, Emma .health.-Whaaaema.auryilaycolidUlbn.aUfh . • While the eteei slt“ »i|on i« b«- Board -pf; Healtli-.. b u t: as. yat. no -T^ere hae been iio announcement and 'Mrs. 'naymond'Schnller of '2f8 was cruaheham slice. ! function toalnw own.many folkaauRarnns. eeded, he gave no Indication aa to ed from the road by Dillon and military Information for Russia Bowery Boys, 4 Cartoon.i. Bending, him to the hospital for an aint haakacha—faal mtaarahla. Minor bled, Moriarty Brothera tow trucks. handed down. However, a repre- convicted. For a delidotia flavor addition stu(l aay steps he might have In mind had been forwarded through HSl- sentatlva of the State Board of STARTS SUNDAY ■■IWeatem. Sun. "No Room uliich sits right In their midst extended visit. During the long the outside rint of fat around the 'liar Irrltatloni due to cold nr wrona dial may to meet It The morning, papers, he Close to Peak Traffic travelling In an easterly mer Holmberg, member of Parlia On the war front, the Cora- Never Undervalue* to resume operations. cauaa aettlnf up nfthta or frcauanlpaeiaaBa. Health .who visited the piggery raunlsts assaulted two United Na "FLYING LEATHERNECKS" For The Groom” plus “ Hood-' period of rnnvRlesrenee that fol- ham. slice with cloves before bak Don t aaslaot your kldnaya It thaaa condl- remarked;< show automobile manu- direction was re-routed south on ment and adltor of the Communist lum Exprees." f e .a b f i :l o f f Utithf. lovvedj^ he had ample time to re- tkma bother you. Try Doen’e 9UW—a mild told Dr. Keeney that his order was tione'• posiUona . -in. east-central _Bnd..“ 8>IUaOLER!S-aOLD” ing.' Scalloped potatoes, flavored Hctnring- ii being nut back and if (doaltaaMI VYem Faga oae) Henderson -road-end-then eaat-nn newspaper,' -Norrakensfiamman In Power of Woman But—-added Mayor Calmey— dlecl oh the aerioiiahesa of Ih'e'iilV- with a little .... bhfoh* ...... are . goo(J dlpyettK ttibdjjninBeaefutly ay. WilUluna for West Center street aa the accident "JusUfled” and ‘Yeasonable Korea after dropping attempts to over le yanre. It'a amatint how awny timaa that isn't aerioue he doesn't know Lulse; and Hslmer Plerason of the The representative, Henry Giles • EA.SY FREE PARKING • If the company doesn't do some uatlon. There would be' small ] served with this ham and orange Ooan’a aira happy relief from thaaa dtacom* caused' a minor traffic jam for. a regain a new Allied foothold in the what Is, The old series Indsx-moved to kante paper, ^ s o -a member of of the ^ r e a u ' of Sainltatloh, in thing to get the situation cor- chance of hla continuing as a re- combination. forte-.hriptheninttiapfiridinytnhaaainiai.' The queetion of using the Teft- 190,4. up from 189.6 for the month short time. Patrolman Thomas R, ParllamenL west. (CVintlnued from Page t)ne) re<-ted, I can't even g:iess what tare Soah out wacta; Gat Penn e ruia lodnyt spected the piggery ^ with Dr Six Red tanks or self-propelled Hwtley Law le under conetdera- ending April 10. Raltworkere get Gridiam directed the traffic as po The thre« Lodin named are not Keeney yeaterday, Hla report 'wjll the women w1li do next. tton, Mr. Truman said, but It has one cent in wages for each full lice investigated. among the' seven on trial. After guns opened fire on two UN out hut to abut down Ita .Arkwright be passed on to Commissioner of and Oaage mines. bsM right along. He had been point movement In the Index. The hearing hie testimony, tha court Health Stanley H. Osborne, who post* southeast of Kunuorig, on asked whether he thought he rise from the February index, again went Into secret aeselen. the east-central front, Wednesday FOR eOOD FOOD .4hout 700 men were put nut President Defeated can either vacate or sustain the of work.. should or would use the law soon. which was 188.S, old series, this The trial ti expected to last sev local health department order. night. Five infantry, platoons Join The President said he regards brings th^ rellworkera their two-, Public Records eral weeks. ed the Communist attack. Hastily Harry Myers, field BENSON'S . . . . • ••••• use of "the law aa "purely per cent Increase. Lombardo, whose piggery repre After six days of savage battle, AND COOL DRINKS representative for the United On Reorganization mleeive," as p reporter put It, Autoworkers are not . affected Warrantee Deeds sents a large Inveelment to him Chinese Communists let up their Mine Workers, Issued an an- rather than mandatory. hy the Index publlehed today. Last Jean E. Morherdt to Florence Urges Offensive and who la determined to fight the efforts to dislodge UN soldiers _For a tall, cooling drink, a nniincament. We have nothing (Continued from Page One) . And he commented that he Is month they took a one-cent cost- M. Broderick, property on, William order, has made an effort to clean from a newly-won T-shaped hill snack, or a complete delicious to do with the sitnatinn and cer up the piggery but Is continuing pretty hard to force, when he of-llvlng cut. Their next adjust street. formation west of Chorwon, on the dinner, make our spot your tainly are In no position to con plans would merely troqafer ,,...the doesn’t want to do anything and ment does not come until the July Quitclaim Deed On (ierm War Lie to dump g a r b le there. western front- trol it, Myers announced. Then A four point in Martin’s order, Summer enjoyment head politics of appointments from j pretty hard to hold back when he Index Is published in August. Al Rolling Park to Town of Man- Flfth Air Force Jets and fighter he retirpd from the arene.____ .memiters of (Congress,.to the a.tj-; which directed Lombardo to dts- quarters!^—- ^ .wfUitk .to do «methtng. most all cost-oMlvlng contracts Chester, four parasls, two on Bar boniber*' loared back info north 'That pui. the problem in the mthintcaUcm-ln power. - j ere «djr»sted- -only every three ry road, fcydall street and Willard of. thA J^haga nt; tha town ■Korea--ikfter.-bad -weather-gTOiffifl- Bees UbIoii Defiant dump, "hts raia^ a sfbrm of pro lap of tttnt Caimey, 48^'ear-hld- -^^^^5ltey 'saSf^'depaiH t --' heatter- "If iteel production Is so es- months. road. Sanator said, "let the shoe remain ed aU but reconnaissance aircraft maynr of the IltUe eoniiniinity especially the Pnatmoster Genera > Although prices on most Items Rolling Park to Town of Map- test from restdenta living In the Wednesday. No Russian-made Jets asntlal," a questioner Inquired on whoever It fits. neighborhood of tha dump. About about thi’ee miles east of here. al, would get a chance to build a . “ why don't you take the 80 days have climbed. Office of Price Stab- cheater, seven psroela, on Helalna "In this political period, wher« were sighted by Thursday noon. powerful political machine. illutlon (OPS) officlale announc SOO residents have signed a petition Compound 62 (Scared DANCING P^Td^s^AT He op<-ned town hall Idat a Taft-Hartley Injunction would road, Bretton road, Coleman road, passion rune high on all sides, night and invited the Indies to . Backers of the program said it ed yesterday ceilings would be sus two on Lydall street, and two on objecting to tJ^e resumption of gar Meanwhile Compound 62, scene TO THE MUSIC OF provide?" where anxious men and thelr sup bage-dumping operations at the ronie In and talk it over. would wipe out the last big seg- ; pended this week. end on bottled Dorothy road. porters seek liigheat public office of koje Island’s bloodiest prisoner Ninety-nine deys have been dump and requesting the Board of PAUL McGEARY ‘‘ I’-ve had to take down my ment of the political spoils s.va- uacd already, Truman replied and whiskey and wine. They have been Building Permits —In thli time Is provided the riot, was emjjtled peacefully today f-^RjESTflURM Directors to hold a public meeting of some 7,000 pro-Ck>mmuni8t washing as many aa three times tem. M more would. just prolong the selling for months below celling To George Patten for Edmund greatest opportunity for true lead and vocalist JEANNIE RAY HANCHESTER.CONN. The big fight was over the poet- levels. Slerberski, et .ux. alteretiona _and on the matter at the 'Verplanck In one day because of this dust," agony. ers to demonstrate their leader School. romplalned one trade hniisewlfo. masters- 21.4.38 of first, second One reporter said, "You'd get Uqilor Sales leig additions to building at 15 Auburn ship, their worthiness for pub The board seeded to _thls re-_ Tel. Windsor Locka 2-3079 "Vou can’t even alt on your and third class post offices. With -production-for- 80 daya,'' ... Tke.TrJ,®.e,,-d.r®P...l.n.. .t,•!*■«. _ Items road, fl.OOO. lic, office by reJectlDg. the ..use ..of. 49 or a- majority of- the full Sen-- was attributed to big itM ks imd To Vincent' Maircl'n for Harry quest' at a meeting ■Tue'sday, and tront-porrh or leave ynnr wind Truman snapped: How do you false weapons of propaganda, the ers up," scolded anotlier. ate needed to kill the proposal, know that? lagging sales. The decline in sales Hampaon, et ux, alterations and big lie, or the IltUe lie, the Mg the public meeting will be called addltloM to dwelling at 46 Union MASTER DIPIXIMAT the vole was ,56 to 29. f O L L S W I N G ! When asked whether he was has been sharp alnce last Novem smear or the little smear. aa soon as a demonetration of the The vote on the postmaster plan Implying that steel workers would ber, when a eteep new federal tax street, $500. "Let the November, 1962, elec manner In which the town pro But the Mayor proved to be a To Alexander Jarvis for Jarvis waa In part a test between the in EVERYTHING SLASHED FOR A QUICK SELLOUT! W# must sell everything in not obey an Injunction, Xruman went into effect. tion be won on fact, not on^falec-^ poses to dispose of the garbage at master-diplomat. He had oon- Realty Co., detached * garage on the dump can be arranged. Uen- fluence- of the Postal Employe said, aure. He said they did not bood- r^RIVt IN 1HEMRL T tarted the company, a subsidi Unions, which opposed it. and the sight 88 soon ns po^iWe at sacrifice prices! HELP US MOVE! HELP YOURSELF <>bey eetsure. ^ TURKS BAN 80CIAU8TS Adams street south, 8600. "Let each tide have the courage eral Manager Martin Is consider ary of llttsburgh Consolidation to the many, many bargains offered on brand new 19.52 model TV — Radios —- Appli To CamiUo Qambolatl for Paul ing employing the sanitary lend Citizens Committee for the Hoov The conference was largely ' Istanbul. Turkey, June IS— end fair play to talk taauee, not Coal f'«„ he explained. er Rejiwt, .which supported.all the ances and Furniture, WE MUST VACATE OUR PRESENT STORE BY_„JUUY ,15. political and produced at least (flV—Fourteen leuitora of the Wupperfeld, attached -garage • oa pereonallUet, to -proniote under flu meUiod, a syatem of spreading, And operations manager' Grandview street,. 81.0M. reorganization proposals.- Moving to new location. * • .■ ... >■ , - • ~ „ nod in the direction of Averell Turkish Socialist party have standing, not bigotry." compacting and burying the gar- O a k G r |i! Clmrles Nalller promised to get ------.Healed Debate____...... "MMirtmaiiv one « f the Democratic am uted 'had charged—with — To-Bhllllp-Hemn Jor- Andrew ----- UN Zlatfla LeonU ------)>age and refuse by means of heavy Ini touch iinmedlateiy with. the. traction equipment The unions have been at odds praaldentlal hopefuls. Trumsn sale. j^ottiag .(tie oaerthrow the gdv- Wlnsler. iirwigt nnd porch at 11 Meanwhile, a full-acais Iwttle Air-Coruiitioned Arm that sold them their dust with Postmaster General Jesse M. Oxford Btmat, 88,000-— K mlmtn*a i ...... “wln-tti the -District-of...... enunem^--it waa dlaeloaod today. over germ warfare appeared to FINE FOOD ★ OtfAUTY UQUORS :-di8peming equipment and'see If Donaldaon.-who wo.ulit have ngroed. L'CatitiB&lK : prtnwry .Topadsyrz: TiMr ^geuweawet toueporattly Sa. ahRpliig. up;;ln the; Untttd N a aomethlng. can’t -bndone.___ -the poatmaater# - under the reor A-ikitM gift iG iht:f^ couldn't be anything else than haaiiod the p a ^ ’ aad 'eoiiicia-' Afi atom df '.hqavy Kydrogeh 'le tions today after the United Soidierfo Diie ■ The ladles listened. They were ganization. what a reporter termed a "clear"I ted all Ita aaaeta. called deuteriufHi, States denounced Ruaela'a latest FREE!! DUSINESSMEN’S Thursday Special Intending to go back to the Debate on the measure waa heat taring the stare after this nempcqsor 1 I move aa a fraud. ' For Killing Wife plant and reform their lines at ed. The new Soviet proposal was a " i r LDNCHEONS midnight when another shift Veteran ■ Sen. George ' (D-Ga) roaches the street. Jain the .'crowds IJ request that the UN Security was scheduled to come to work. SERVED DAILY MINESTRONE SOUP shouted that the proposal would Council appeal to the United Munich, Germany, June 19—(d*) But the'perauaalve mayor pre "give t'b the Poslmast'er General FREE!! and make the most of this groot sola. I J States and several other countriea —Warrant Officer Bernard EXCEPT SATURDAY ROAST BEEF vailed, and the ladies decided to the power to build the mFISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR FRIALATOR MANIFULATES expecting another blast et the had then drs'sed hie wlfe'fi body, $ 9 .4 9 >^*9* $129$ llgE A PLANE. A THUIIL TO OFE8- Americene—listened In emeae- put it in a car and faked ah acci Our new sanitary process gives you a delicious, crisp, SALE PRICE ’ $14*95 IT. made OF INOEST»UCmiE ment as the usually sharp-tongued golden brown food — Seals in the flavor! Come in and PLASTIC ' / dent on a highway near here. Malik .made hli appeal in soft In testimony yesterday O’Brien mfRANKNiSS try them! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED tones and conciliatory words. admitted striking her but said he V strniijm Despite Malik’s avoidance of the TO TAKE HOME. CALL 2-8003. hod "only wanted to make her sttf- V Celedal pissa ^ ^ Korean issue. H. S. Delegate fer," not kill her. IS STARllINGr •ftfc taeel af V 1 4 Ernest A. Gross harked back to The O ’Briens two children, LOOK AT THIS! Ahe earlier jpommunlst charges as -Lovffffo (A r s o n s COMMUNITY RESTAURANT _ LOUNGE CHAIRS 4kta^.*S«et. _ Lucille,. 4. ..and-Roljcxt, 3, were i^.OeiUllnK.Boltaflfix; lounge..chsIrf— TvItlr. -JH>- . 10 Cu. Ft. AllTOMATIC BEKtiQST.. (oph ,iui .he fdt'th e' floor t d 'r ^ flown-, to the United States- last in NC»mtT«inrsTBECT . - , j j a »( i i e s i b b ; dampikiga of lie s month to be cared for by Mrs. 'A delicaWsfory o f 1951 REFRielRAtOR «ltk M Gross said the Communist OBrien’s parents,-Mr. and Mrs. A. Rag. $49.95 charges of germ warfare were.part tMl UdW . C. Kibbe of Merrow, Conn. - con fu sed adolescent of a campaign of Ilea and that I fh« %Moiv . • . tllG ^ V lfV 44 vAg mmHdt her $ 2 9 .5 0 $ 2 9 9 $399.95 there was no-evidence this cam ir/« rh«i ir«ir, love and shame!**^Vm Ibg. l‘W«h"-dat*i4»? DELUXE SXYftOfUNE paign had been abandoned He 1 CHECK contlnred his attack despite efforts Did You " / e 8 0 of Msltk,' as the June council president, to rule him out of order. ^ Sexy enough THESE r‘0 - Malik £Sld the proposal.which Know Thai— the. Boviet government had pre to alert any •TELEVISION AT . 17 IN. MAHOGANY SCREEN DOORS sented had no relation whatsoever Flower n ow eri have learned VALUES! to the Korean question. how to bifng garden chryoanthe- a u d ie n c e ! DEEP-CUT PRICES! TABLE MODEL TV SUNBEAM SPRINKLERS t'8"xffEr Walant Stalaed Gross charged the Soviet pro- mums Into Moom any month of - Faaaous.aiaks.20 lm Mahogany OohsOle. jpoaal" was.'a f raudulant nffott -Jlo. the year by qaftir shading eT6tK"tfl Femariy $279 ntAiH . Kmer- .srtiN. ROM shbrtifA'th* days , ahd artlBctal KURS ARE THE KST IN make the .world believe Russia auid . .5 -fjW«.! THt WO«J>, XtaOSTA. oUrer'-partlee- in' th r Geneva '-treaty ----- had given up germ warfare. He « a T O A N Y SIZE » R A T , Tha beef produced by the-muak I U K 6B WUUETY— ------said there was.-nothing In the ox ix said to be Imnattagulahable' OMIINATIOJI. treaty ..problbiUng the production M MG GiiiG~GG«r 9dm'^ from .bM f piwbicad by ordiHanr- iAggi « 4 8 ;t d f cattle. PRICIDASiOW AS STORM I their use' against countries which W O R S t i D were not parties to the treaty. He In. the parlance of amateur SCREEN DOOIt raid the Rusaiens freely admitted radio operators a "YL” is a young 4 ply— 4 oz. 100% Vir SAVE UP TO 8M ON 1952 DEEP Fr e e z e r HAVE A PICNIC MIT 4UAUTY they were prepared to use bac lady whd operates a radio station. gin Wool. Moth-realat- IL Sim MOM teriological weapoos If another 1952 ELEOTRIO RANOES, .Deluxe 8 Cu. Ft. country used them against R ussia To keep Index tabs on books ant. 25 Colors, Includ J Famous Brands The United States, Brasil and from curling up yvlUi use, dab ing Black. Pakistan are the only Security them with two thin coats of fresh Council meiaabere which hqve not white shcUac. $ 2 4 9 $32$ ratlfRtd the protocol. Prudent $ 1 3 9 up Truman withdrew the pact from A water molecule conaieta of IS) Senate consideration in 1947, term two stoma of hydrogen combined * . .. • ^ lA ) WINDOW SCREENS ing It an obsolete "paper pledge arlth one atom of oxygen. FfGm cAggp tiNrefwG vAg "Na Eitasd yaw — o a J Nwn KAMP KOOK ApJusrAKi. NAim approach." ihds iAg iGcrGRi gI Igvg. wfce# dM fca do... P' 12 R 33“ 24 X 33” Heavy water Is about 10 per starrinf PIER ANGELI STOVE lA) 10” cent baavier than ordinary water. 3 NYLON FAMOUS MAKE WASHER GIILDREN'S a n d V IH P R IC ^ D eSICA KEROSENE A b o u t T o w n Sclentlsta measure the siae of NURSERY FURNITURE STOVE II) 7 " tiny germs by photographing YARN R»9. $144.4$ The Ladles ^ Aid Socisty o f the them through the microscope. in s MAXWELL • MOMQUE VAN VOOREN Beds, Cribs, Play. Pans, Strollers, Mat- GALLON t29 Buckingham Congregational 8 ply—1 oz. soft, moth tressM, High Chairs, etc. JUG (C) Church will serve Ita annual straw- Guam has been a U. 8. poases- '^OVIE Qf: proof, shrink proof, lierry supper at the church tomor eion since 1898. $114 New SeHing A t Bargain Pricoi quick-drying. 16 Ool- HOT OOG row evening, at three sittings, 5, * a a al ROASTER i»l 6 and 7 o’clock. Further details Modem sealing wax baa ahellae, 29* will be found in their advertlse- turpenttns and vermllllon In It but STEAK mcait elsewhere in today's Issue. no wax. BUDGET TERMS It) **fvGfywAGrG » vAg vggv V R ^ * 4 A ' O Tea yatHif •ad'MMcanl —ta ■ROILER 79* NOTE TO RUSSIA Ag^^"^MmA0wg4 WGM9GM g | ,J^ O Anew what mloM AaMMal" NOTtCE! TAKE UP TO 2 YEAR$ TO PAY ICE ~ ’VlensA June 19—Hm AIR-OONmnONED CHEST IP) STORES United States has tsM the Roe- 4 Our entire stock of nationally elans it wlU refuse te give ad> I OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9:00 Vance Infonnatten at Amerieaa EASTWOOD famous makes of refrijgeni- G A S <•)• P L U S m L t ON • LYNN in "SKY HIGH" AIR-CONDITIONED tors,, ranges, wash'trs, TV and 681 MAIN STREET flights over the Sevlet seas at JIgmb 'FGatetM M ChaaSIir LANTERN -Anstrio, it was an n e r e d taday. rnsr mium4 u TA I A . I i‘ ; Small Appliances, etc., AT The U. & High Oewnrissinn * ^ n « t h i n g "Red SACRIFICE PRICES. Noth made pubHo a eecead nete aeat 3 BIG DAYS Starting TOMORROW BENSON’S, he. MANCHESTER SPORTSMANS te the Rosalan newnand la Aae- To Live BaU , KniTiino mills ing held back — nothing re For” Express” TOM ^BOW NIGHT STARTS AT TrtM P. M. | SAT. - SUN. CONTINUOUS FROM . 4 .,. .2:1# RADIO — TELEVISION — APPLIANCES i « > . ^ 9 5 trla, following the hoxsiag et served. A l i o AT 31S TRUMRULI. STREET Ambeasedor Waller J. De«Ml« 8:U-«t»-9i4* liU-a:M F U T t W ^ ^ A T ...... 8:19 I F E A T U R E A T ...... 8:15 • 8:05- 9 M P. M. VftNCHESUR GRFfN CONN CO-MT A T ...... 7 :M AND 9die | OO-HIX A T ...... 2 :1 8 -5.-08 A N D 8:09 / 713 MAIN ST. — TELEPHONE 353S ' HARTFORD ly*e plaae by a Soviet Jrt fighter SUN.t THE SNIPER June 4. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, J lk E J A WM. \ N llANGHfiSTia EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1952 your opwator'a Ucenaa until the one-time Republican chairman of report has been filed and for a Lions Cliib Installed E. C. Macauley State Elks Note f^ltfornla, of Which stata he wae the district members at tbs meet HoU) to Report Accidents period aa long'as 30 days there a native, waa- Grand Exalted Ruler Jleven of theae were appointed ing Wednesday are the election Hospital Notes after.” 3?^ Benjaiiiiii^s Death of the Klka In 1914-1915. W H S to during World War n and one Funds for Disposal Plant 0^ the president, two directors, the Fast Move Funeral sehvices will ba held through another special act of SteelUnion clerk, the tax collector, and the Under New Law Explained Saturday at Weatport. ___ Congress last year, Patients today . . . , j . 17 treasurer; reports of the president, Norwich, June I8— (87—Con A fifth aUr for Hldfway ■would ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Asked o f North End Voters^ tha'treasurer, the tax collector,. necticut Elks 'today paid tribute ALCOHOLIC DEATH •Summer Study raise him In rank to a par with On GFVote Bolton “ Feelf Pinch Mrs. Mary Peterson, 148 Blssell and the chief eogtneer.of the Man- Hartford, June 19— (Special)— * questions must me answered accu to a former Grand ICxalted RUler M V^sLbf hla Buropenn-deputies. chaater. Fire. Department: desig A detailed explanation- o f how all rately and. adequately, When you Dnria Mohr D'ltalls who died yeaterday.___ Horwlch, June Jfl--..------Including BHtalh's Field MSfinSl street;' ■Claude' Thonfii? "Hartman V o t ^ of the ' Elgmh 'UUHnwf to ' nation of the official depository .motorikts must report traffic ac affix your signature to the re Daniel E, Foley of thla city, ward Allyn Snyder, 41, of Oapitol Vacation Schedule Extra Viscount Montgomery. Tobacco Farm: Marilyn Joyce, 16 District win be s»ked Wednesday! health officer, of the odor created for the funds of the district; and port It becomes a sworn statement. Tel. Manchester 8548 Advocated cidents under Connecticut's new president of the <5nnnertlcut Elks Heights, Md., who waa found dead In addition to Blsenhower, the In Finances Victoria road; Mrs. Constance Mo siithnrize the district's officers' by the beds, the laying of a tax and making the The new official report forms will In the hunk wagon bf a carnival Important Because of to appropriate a sum not to ex-1 The sludge at t ^ brts has been motor vehicle Financial Responal- 1 association, asked that KIka clubs Army’s (ive-atar. Officera are rate for IL be available at any motor vehicle Mr. and Mrs. G. Ronsoh of Bol through the atate lower the na here' yesterday morning, died from Douglaa MacArthur, George C. naco, 71, School atreet; Barry r » d ’^l6 000 to engage Buck and thoroughly covered with lime, an (OonUsitad from Fags Ons) bllUy Law, which becomes effec- i Double Sessions ((^ tin u ed from Page One) Also to see If the district will office, any stale police barrack's- or ton Center road will open thslr tional colors to half staff unlit acute alcoholism. Coroner Edward Marshall and Omar N. Bradley. Magnuson,. 96 St. John street; O t, Fn^neers to pre- Investigation today showed, and tlve July 1, was made public today! any local police station by July 1. vote to pay. salaries to the presi by ^tgl.or Vehicles Commissioner! home tomorrovy night for a ' set after the funeral of Raymond Ben G. McKay has reported. A cut Summer echool cU nee be*in The Navy fleet admirala are Mrs. Emma Inman, 180 Henry p a r"’ p U n f - n d ? p ? c ? S "«|or ha, virtually disappeared legialatures of atatea with Inade If you have an accident, a.s here on the top of Snyder's head Btectric Steel Co., which employs pare i fr„m them. It waa found, howev- dent, the clerk, aiid the treasurer; quate abaentea voting lawa will not Ciharleir F. Kelley. The commls-! back party given by the Home jamin. 7ft. who died at hla West- rext week and, according to Prin William D. L,eahy, Brnest J. King, street; Lois Qooper. Birch Moun ImprovemenU at the sewage ois digestion tank waa not and to see If the voters will tofore explalhed, be sure that you Economics committee of Bolton port home. brought up the poasihlllty of foul Chester W, NlmlU and William F. 800 USW members. be In seaalon thla year. aioner called attention to the fa ct' obtain one of these new forms. tain road; Mrs., Leona Smith, 13 poaal piani...... functioning at. maximum efficient authorise tha offlce'fs to borrow that Important changes have been Grange. Everyone la welcome to Benjamin, a lawyer, oilman, and play In connection with the death, cipal Edimn M, Bailey of the high Haleey...... j._ In Phlladelphls, whatsis believ The President aald the Senate "With the form you will slso re- Lucian Street; Joseph Napoli, 30 The vbte'~will be taken at th e: cy. today,., and,. I^Rqy W.. ,Xaq sufficient . rpbney. .to meet Die committee found tbat.ae'rvicemen.'s made. bolh__as to the extent , of i attend. Pla^ ■will, start at 8 p, m. . udiool.. thiL ed to be the ant jinion shop agree, Wifllanv street: Mrs, Dorothy -Mev, rtiatTict's annual m eettw at^ ^^^fKieeck,' ' health“ cftlcer Ttert’ssary-'obhjfatlnns 7 ^ 'the ■ dis - ihFofmalioh^ that- -wdll -bh- iequtTqd ^ .ceive-an .envelope; . properly , ad - TTilrty-fonr' -tnembors -of - the vbflhg Taws' kfe Inadequate In at" dressed to the commissioner . of -|m an added Importanoe’thla year. ment in the basic steel Industry Klnftey, Rockville; Susan Zwlck, 'In the assembly hall at the moi- suggestions for It's Improve- trict. and penaitte.s for failure to file an i Ladles Benevolent Society nr th r Iftter-Street Schnoh-Several-^rther.-,— ----- wr------„.._r------least half of the-states. The Pres- ■motor,-vahic lea -in—Harlfotd.-— Be. yuf«ii«a the echool wtU be dlvMed -was rsaehed-between-rhe-Mldvale' g8_asrden.street----.— --- ld"ent pointed out ilao fhat ainre " OfflCtlR’ ftT'CTdehT reporT.' ! " Dem*rt»tiRm'w*fe-«\iTpn»Fd"rip5fi' ■DW AItW into double aeaalone next fill with ADMITTED TODAY: Robert matters, most of them routine,; , connection with complaints "Perhaps th ^ most Important - sure to get one of these envelopes, reaching .the destination of their Co. which emnloys ,about 3,600 the Japanese peace treaty came too, because the, law aaya your ac- I wuikei's, and bonti—tM if of the | ’ ...... -d4ra<— EUxa will eama-up-f«>a-a<>nsid«r*vlnn. --— i-gtumt-the’ odm- frriirt'the pli . BimifswA ShSh*$Al——J*Lt**t*Baj sii_'(rai8“8 qr~w-v.“fiBssw —-L. - > —JIClAAAllSAL.ui * wsvasMSP^' Ing morning claaaea and freshmen The disposal plant Improve- today that the condt Commissioner Kelle.v said,, "Is that ciaint "f-eport must' be niid with AFIi Federal Labor union. Wage Chapman,'188 Summit street; An of the servicemen's voting Isw In' the commissioner of motor vehi night. They were guests of Mr, POLOMSKI and aophomorea going In the aft acalei were not annovmced. drea Macaione, 27 Middle turn ments contemplated by the of- there "do not conatitule a J9'48 which are effective only In the operator of eyery-car Involved and Mrs. George Simmons of North' ernoon. atudenta falling aubJecjLa It Germany had the right to cles within 48 hours. It will not be form alllancea and to choose her At Welrton, W. Va., the leader pike, east. fisiers consist of a floating cover health menaca ao long aa It (the Oil Burner .Blaze time of war. He Said that unless In an accident that is reportable Coventry where they viewed their and falling to make them up dur- -undet- this-law must file-a detailed enough,,to leave ihe xeport-.with ,a aUlas, -wa .should, at ..UasL. kniuiv. of .an.. lndepf0d«n.t_ Mnlop,... repre . DISCHARGED , YESTBED AY.; -on. the...... digester. tank«,8. -.b-fk.MhK -«iu- Cost "the, very declaration of the right report. That report must be filed Following the business meeting find themeelvca burdened with a where ws stood. If not, she would Mrs. Lydia Tennatedt, .62 Ham Volunteers of the Manchester lice or a local police station; it employes, disclosed today agree mond street, Rockville; Mrs. Msd- closures, resembling greenhouses, Coat''of the floating cover, the i of our Soldiers to'vote will dlsap- within 48 hours. If the operator Mrx. Simmons served herb soup, heavy claaa schedule In the fall. become the arbiter of Europe and of a car Involved Is physically un must be sent to the commissioner.' Labor Contractor . probably be drawn toward the ment on a new contract with the olln White, 31 Drive C; Loretta over the drying beds. heater and the greenhouses was Fire Department promptly ex pear from the federal itatutes." If it is not properly addressed, two casserole dishes, baked beans, As nn example, a sophomore Coiiiplmlnta able to report, by reason of in- adveriary (Soviet Union). Never arm is Just around the corner. Crossen, Oak Lodge; Mrs. Beatrice estimated last August by Buck tinguished a fire in a wlck-type oil He added; therefore, it may take some time tossed salad, sandwiches and a Who will become a junior next fall Welrton steel, one of the na The three measures were recon.- and Buck to be about $84,000. "When we have aoldters overaea.-i Juriea rosulting from the accident, and failing a subject now, will at leave Germany to herself la my Lange, 57 Princeton street; Karl burner in the home of Katherine reaching the proper offlcq and you gelatin dessert, all of which con TEL. 9044 tion's largest' producers of tin French, .33 Windermere street; mendrd by Buck and Burk in a Warren aald today that If the defending the cause nf freedom. It and Is not the owner of the car, the tend his regular sessions In the principle. BakulskI, 92 Homestead street, at registered' owner must file the re- may find, yourself in pretty Tiot tained various herbs. .Mrs. Sim —Robert Bohuman, French for-, plate, bargains with the Independ Merle Benedict, 275 Woodland report submitted to Ray S. War appropriation for the plans Is au Is unthinkable that we should go water in the meantime. mons, who conducts regular cla>aes Stem, Conn. morning and have to make up his ent Steelworkers union, which has ren, district president, last Au about 1 p. m. today. .port within 10 days after learning other work In the afternoon. CIAss eign minister. street; Mrs. Elizabeth O'BrJeh. 427 Ihorized by the voters, the plans, backward Instead of forward In en "Finally a woi^d about answer In the study of herbs gave a short no connection with, the striking gust. ITie advisability of taking could be completed bj) the end of abling them to exercise the rights of the accident. ■easlona will be reduced from Highland street: Mrs. Anna Leptej CTilef John Merz reported that Kind of Accident ing que.stions concerning / insur talk on herbs and their recipes. Xhere ' are SO per cent fewer CIO United Steelworkers. Tin and son, 49 Glen wood street. action on the recommendations July. Bldj would be put out Im the fire, confined to the oil that all citizens possess." ance, which you will find! In the Graduation exercises wilt be held ■even to six periods hext year, plate Is steel coated with tin,, like .."The next thing to remember Is thus cutting down on the amount CommunisU In the Chamber of DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. esme apparent recently wheq what mediately, he said, and installation report form. Heretofore, we have tonight al 7 o'clock at the ele that used In the manufacture of one of the district directors could begin early In September, burner, caused no damage. TAFT TO REPLY the kind of accident that is re ) Ji>flDph V. Nitylrtr Btudin of time to be spent on each sub Deputies than before the last flee Margaret Dllworth and daugh portable under the law. If a per been lenient about a motorist's mentary school. Uon. There are fewer Communist tin cana. Contract demsnda wer_j, ter. 63 Overlook drive; Mrs. Jean described "a combination of evil Financing the improvements, he The department liaed Scott Air New York, June 19^87— failure to answer such qu^tlons, Installation of now Lions (7uli | ject. Mr. Bailey estimated 20 per Pacs last night in“ carrying a Sen. Robert A. Tnft of Ohio will son Is killed, an official report Is cent of classroom-time will be lost mayors, fewer Communists In lo not diacloaed. ^ Hassett and son, 44 Wells street; clrcumalanccs" cau.sed the drying said, would be done by floating a because It waa not partl^Iarly officers was held Diesclsy iilgiit l the Liona (7ub aince Its Charter BJaewhere as the paralysing sulphur type refrigerator with a reply tonight at 7 p. m. (e. d, t.) compulsory. If a person is injured, because of the double sessions. cal aaismblles. Mrs. Leona Shatzman and daugh beds to become loaded with Im bond, perhaps on a 10-year baals. even slightly, It is compulsory. If important for us to have Ih ^ in Plavgroumls Open at Cavey's Rcatauranl. Pictured j Night on Sept. 28, 1949. Macauley Music and Industrial art classes —Mme. Maurice Petache, widow walkout continues with no sign of ter. South« Coventry; Peggy properly digested sludge. Resi In this w iy the tax-rate would not broken line from a third-floor to (ien..Dwight D. Elsenhower's formation. But now. It becoi above, left to eight, arc Deputy 1 paid tribute to thr nut-going presi .\hil<‘ne. K«o speech by tete- property damage to any one per^ for the summer season begin NOf_.one-ttme French finance quick settfeinent. some of the O'Neill, 10 MlntZ court; Mrs. Mar dents In the plant's area com- be affected, he explained. apartment at 104 Main street. No Idghly Important—and especially District Governor Jav E. Hilbbrn,! dent, Mr, McBride, stating that Other , mattei^_ to ,.come, before .xlslcgi .and .radio...... son, Including yoiii-Mlf, exceeds - C li—fm in ^yp* ______!______workers art anxiously awsjtlng ;garat J«hBsonr35^PlyWon xlrWU ,plalne4 ;tq the.district .q.fRcera .and j .damfiKB waa. cauaed,.. . .. ■ ' -8I(TC It-Is also'cbmjHilsdr Tills 80 to. you, "ity o u .were- insured at' July .7 ill Rdfkvillc •Piuft ' Pi-fciuacfft "Wnntmi: sicBri'dt:' "thla' -jaist "S'TUi'rr.iindef Prasiaent. Ing. mathematics, social studies, for tho”T|aveiajii«ant to announce latter point may cause some con- the time of the accident. Wheth and the newly Installed,president, j McBride, has been one of great •clences and business will begin It Is subvsrsive Inactivity (for what plants will be restored to „ fusion becau.se unti! the last ses- er or not you carry insurance, Rockville, Jun'e 19—(Special)— Edward C. Macauley. McBride Is . HCtlvlty and accomplishment." limited production for defense Wednesday and continue for six citizena not to be) actively con- ** Sion of the Legislature changed therefore, you must answer suth The summer playground program shown placing the president's pin WINDOW heeds. weeks. ceTnad when any taaue of freedom f the law, an accident involving questions fully and accurately. swnsored by the <31ty of • Rock et us suppose, for instance, force at the time of the accident, twister, George DeCormler. Direc Taft, Ike Plan president. tq 4 p. m. tors to' continue In office for the The 10-mllllon-dollar loan ad that two cars collide, each simtain- and your report so shows, there Mrs. Claire AllJoni, Rockville, QUALITY The Fineat In vanced by John L. Lewis to the " ing $100 property damage. A re- after the new law will not apply i oming year arc Ned Moses and Public opinion fed on error and 4 : has been n'amert director for this BEVERAGES To Lower Tax striking CIO Steelworkers union • ■ port Is not required. If "the damage to you. , But until the necessary .season. She will )>e as.sisted bv William Goodchlhl. Sr. calumny can only poison the body la-only one of many money offtrs C to only One of those cars had ex- report has been received. It ap- Miss Rhode Pearl, al.so of Rock Macauley, In his installation Design politic. the United Mine Workers chief f’ ceedfq $100, however, the operator plle.a to every one. speech, rovlewed the progress -of HAVORS —Pope Plus XII. ville, and Mrs. Mary Grady brVer- 17 Rate If Elected has made to unions. ^ o f cach-car would be required to "T he taw providea stiff pcnal- noiu , - Workmanship TThe credit e«ab1Ish»d by t*wli ^ file'mt official report. ttes for falluTB tn file an accurate The b o a r d ‘ amiomvred’ alsA . N o turhulence In; the world falls yesterday as a strtke fund-for >Tuh- — "Now - let? ■ nie“~--exp1ain thqae ■«) Id react oh dltr common enterprise ra.v was In the National Bank of words, 'official report.' The-De- property damage alone was In will be Tuesday, Thursday and In Europe. Washington. Mors than 100 mil pa rtmept of 6folor Vehicles, as volved, you' may be fined as much Saturday baseball games Involv Quickly InitoTlod in Homo or Offleo Talking to CIO communications —Gen. Dwight Elsenhower, on lion dollars of the UMW's Health required by law. (s preparing a as $.*)0 for failure to report an ac ing some 70 members of the city's Cutting done in onr own workers In Cleveland, Kefaiiver European defense. and Welfare Fund sre on deposit new and much mqre detailed neci- cident. If a person was Injured Little I.,eague farni teams. TTtese 1. It Coals Kaap Old duit, dirt, nolia — raduct. •aid: In this bank, In cash and govern ■ dent report form. Accidents mu.st or killed, you will not only be will be under the supervlsloh of D&S SEPTIC TANK CO. tamparoiura and humidity this lumi nhop from the rough Atone "No n\alter what Republican la I can usually tell the approach store l.itFlIlari to the finished memorial.'^ ment bonds. 'ITie UMW controls be reported on that form; and all fined but also suffer suspension cf William Kowskl. mar—with 0 FrlgldoiraWIndew-Typa In the White Houaer^ the Republi a guy It going to use by the shape the bank. 3. It Cirtulotas can Isolationist will dominate the of his nose. Also In Washington, the Hoilss Air Cendhlenar, Fits most windows, — Usa Kirk, singer. 4. It Vanlilotat party." faced-two labor policy decisions to» SAVE naadi no plumbing, plugs Into any The Tennessean told newsmen day as It took up amendments to iffice MANCHESTER 5. It DohumtdIMai. earlier, he li confident of winning Between now and 19fl2_lhe de- alaetric outlat. Two iltai. thi'" prestdenttsl • nonvlnatlon-at-the A_blll. whlcij wpuld_.e,x^^ _ jy#*?.-. v'elo'p'm'e'ht of trsns-''sb'nTc a'Tfcrsft price and rent cotnrois anothsr SAVE IN EVERY WAY! MEMORtAk Democratic convention Jul.v 21 In win provide greater Impetus to year. — MODEL ARO-50 $321.75 Chicago. Perhapi on the first bal the American standard of living A powerful bl-psrtlaan group lot, he said, but more likely on the than did the IntroducUon of' the favored the Senate in calling on Cnnsult our fIMd man (nr s|MsdaI rates In rleanlng and Install COMPANY fifth or sixth. mass-produced model-T-Ford. ' ing systems We're ready to sene you at all times wdth drain A. AIMETTI, Prop. Predicts Victory - President Truman to use the Tsft- for r-Harold W. Bv-restt, President age (ind sewerage adrtee. But Averell Hairlman, who beat Hartley 80-dsy no-strlke Injmic- of MInnespoIla Honeywell. tlon procedure to end the steel OOR. PEARL and HARRIBOM Kefauver about 4-to-l In the Dla- b t k e e t b strike. GENUINE GERMAN FREE ESTIMATES trict of Columbia's primary Tues 1 believe -that .Wealem Europe Opposite East Oematory day,' predlrtM Just ■ as"confldenUy; Another bloc of Republican and SUPER POWERED Is making a very grave mistake In Democratic members, Including- ,a DON’T DELAY— CALL TODAY - TELEPHONHE 7787 Or 8207 -•-I-will- win the nomination.'-'------aliowlhf the mieltecifial and moral .. A...I - 'The last 10 OOP delegates will m'aiort^ bf ths'XaBor . cqn&tiTllilei;; Open Sunda^ leKderSlltp arthe world to fall lnl» wanted the House to do something IMPORTED BINOCULARS TEL. MAI^HEStER 2-435B be named In Illinois Monday at a the hands of the U. S. (Which, has MANCHESTER field convention. All are^ex- about the. Wags Stsbiiizatlen 743 MAIN STRIET Buy - Dtrect aa4l nay* Mmmp to. g o 'fait”- 15ift, .althotijpc noth iha txpcrieDCe,., sagacity ..or Board t-WSBh sltlHnifh^ a sei _ lKe“ selfifestraim neceasary for of atrategy cbnferencia 'faired' (o ilsenhower forces are seeking an ------'* -■ even-Steven split. world leadership at this time. determine Juat what. l e r v i w ^ Utah's 14 delegstrs .vesleida.v -rAneurln Bevan, British left- p d lllO U S ^ ...... signed a letter reaffirming their wing Laborite. THESE ARE t - support of Taft. The action was GENUINE. Tfi* Priet You Would . I made It plain a month ago that Qiiads Delivered EACH PAIR iMmed- at qt'l«tlng -a- commotion '"MM stirred by GOP Stale Chairman A. I was opposed to action that would STAMPED WITH Involve us or our allies of the TRADEMARK Expoet to Pay SPratt Kealer^a rommeiU that six To Mother of 3 1 Vv> United Nations In a war with MADE IN GERMANY of the group might back Elsen H. ghower on the-aecond-ballot-.'— Chiba. J ______-- , •-■ , .a MAIL The Republican national com .— British Prime Mlntslej Win (Contlnned from Page One) ston Churchill. DRDERS mittee, meanwhile, la scheduled to ACCEPTED bold healings starting July 1 in circulated that Mrs. Manning waa | The state, like Its citizena, Is beginning to have labor pains. WITH THIS Chicago on formal contsits Involv living beyond Its means. COUPON ing 72 delegatea in Texaa and six She went Into active labor one I DUE TO A Lir.^lTED SUPPLY W £ W ILL -^French Bank Governor Wil hour and 18 minutes before the [ LEAVE PLUS TAX FED. ether states. 1711, formidable total frid Baumgartner. SELL ONLY (2) TWO TO A COUPON could swing a tight nomination first birth. , j SIDNEY The babies were baptined aa j UNTIL OUR SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED. IF YOU • FOR RACING race either way. We distress our friends and are You can have it tomorrowl • SPORTS EVENTS Opposing Hides quickly as they were born by the CANNOT the laughing stock of our enemies. Rev, William J. Commane, ■ a ! (200) PAIR ATTEND • AND BIRD LOVERS S M s m » . Taft and Eisenhower backers — Former French Premier Paul Catholic priest at St. Francis j • Optirally ground matched lenses SALE • 'Accurate, crystal clear take opposing sides in the Reynaud. • Simplified foeusing ^ , disputes, almort certain to wind Xavier CTuirrh In South Weymouth. . USE OUR EASY TERMS I • Incomparable lifetime ronatruetlon 8».«6 Yos. ovory SALE PRICE tiekot ho> boon SLASHED! Prieot ovon lowor than ovor boforo! Evorything iww Y^ r moicy - - Wo where the' Mannings worship. The ' • Featherwelghl super power model • Adjust to your «wn eye'strength up on the convention floor. I have a picture before my e.ves • Ijirge field of view • 140 yards at 1,000 yards mu8t vocoto this buiicUiig this month. Our lost doy of butlnou horo in this biiUding will bo Thundoy, Juno 2oth. Buy Now! ouy The 34 other at-large delegate of a new India coming Into exis firrt baby, hospital officials aald. disputes, to be acted upon by the tence. gsve • healthy scream as the { Eoriy! water waa poured oh Its -head. POSITIVELY NO BINOCULARS SOLD AT THIS PRICE APTCR SALE « national,wmunlUee. Involve 18 in -n-Jnitla's Prime Minister Nejiru 'BoWt- m iss-this ■gr-tetast';BiB9cuhir-~-wlo.li>-h-iitory-»---T« '^oytda. at* in Lbdlstaha. four eicTT ....xT npehing o f a new fertilizer Hftspttai -authbrftiea described^ In ' Geor^'if'ahd Ml'ssfsalppr and factory in'Sindrt. — .... baptism so soon- aa ’ the • *mauai| l one each In Missouri and Ksnsas- pr«”Biff> Ing Pfibllr -=nfBe mSe-Sfioppef. OAbdel' JewSlers rtTndnr Hate by UommunUyr Knowkuid would neither con- Robert Merrlirsnnounrlng hts FbrfMr r/3 Ton CopoclfJr FEDDfRF , sol)itel,v ,FR£E to -xuw lufk)’- persoa.wlui comes Jo. tha store brtneen now anil .Tlmtstfaji Jjme rliHted. iOriglnally $5B.65Ju Manhlng entered.. (h e. hoapltait., Th, .,'r ..■e“Te,»-e.s.’P -STM '«w ■'deny* a Taft bfrbr;'; - tiiw '“5 ' ebgag etilBnt'-' to abptMO' Rob-, ■May'Vhatcal^ ahe' wmdd (f^e blikn| - 34th—nothing lb buy)—JiUil roitoe.—look around see for ynurselfl Get y«Or free tUouit at "n o w — - - " $27.00 Chronicle said, Quitting him ae erta Peters, : ----- to quads.t — L,;— - , GAUDET’R—NOW. , ' ' ' ■ -_____ . . . ------— 1 — ... ■.-Aj..-tbal-time-©r:-Ryan- aald'-Twi. 4 7. Room A it OkndltbnmrLzs 'fha vaat m i^fRy of^ .tk* .'d43S -sraai; .«tRwt*il ttxejHirtnai.ibirtb, pf.fm ir i| •-VI.T—4.-V- ie'nc'y , "in anj' 'caVe. the presi ofB^ilahd de«i^“td Wb wrktbh'e children, adding "there might be ' , , r-— This Is thoRsf of Yomt of tho priio* tobo ^ o B FREE; - - ... r- r — dential nominee, must be chosen (of Scone) have Us.final resting quintuplets, but I doubt It." "CN JO Y iceberg weather all summgr long—with a flrat." place In this country. As the births drew near, the A GREAT NAME IN COMFORT 1. LADY'S DIAMOND HAMILTON WATCH EARRINGS Knowland is a leader of the Cali —Dr. John McCqrmack, leader hospital waa awamped with tele real refrigerating Fedders Room Air Conditioner A ir Barrings Bedi|crd for fast close-out. Hundreds fornia GOP delegation pledged to of Scottiah Covenant Ateocie- phone calla from anxious friends USED TRUCKS USED CARS 2. GENT'S LORD ELGIN SOLID GOLD STRAP WATCH ; support Gov. Earl Warren for tlon. right in your own home, office, or store! Works just like tn select from. end neighbora. 3. LADY’S 17 JEWEL ELGIN DELUXE WHHj: THKV LAST- 39c ' president. He Insisted "I am for Niiriee at the hospital said Mrs. the large units in theatres and restaurants, yet requires Don*t SWELTER through Warren, period,'- the newspaper As a good neighbor \Ve deslr^toL J Manning "was wonderful through- 4. GENT'S 17 JEWEL ELGIN DELUXE i aald. help the rest of the world... out. When ehe was having — no ducts or water connections. Fits into window, plugs Makea No De-als certainly that -cannot be a pri vere pairta early In labor she never another hot, sticky summer! 1950 CHEVROLET f-TON PICK-UP 5. LADY'S 21 JEWEL BULOVA ACADEMY AWARD WATCH mary object of foreign policy. . "I will make no deal of any murmured." in like a radio. Cools, takes moisture out of air, filters , Popular green paint, Exiiellent tires. Deluxe cab with corner windows. kind. I will not take part directly - Sen. Robert A. Taft Mrs. Manning was given "a low 6. GENT'S 21 JEWEL ACADEMY AWARD WATCH or Indirectly In any effort to trade Heater anc^ defr^ters. WATCHES ■pinal" anesthesia, hospital au-1 out dirt, dust and pollen ^a boon to hay fever sufferers). Drop in for • demonstration today I 7. LADY'S 17 JEWEL BENRUS WATCH MAN'S WATCH — 17 Jewels. Guaran California's votes before the con- We have given too mu{)i welJtht thoiitlea said. ! $13.90 I ventlon.' to the official w hq ^ k es the bribe Dr. Ryan said "It is a great re leed. (Originally$29.7lh^ NOM — end too little to th'e'men who gives On the military aide, both the sponsibility to deliver so many ASK ABOUT THL 1950 CHEVROLET i-TON PICK-UP Ia II tho above morchondiso phis 25 oriior hno gifts will bo givon away obso> MAN'S WATCH — 21 Jewels. Nationally kaewBi Army and Elsenhower seem to It. ■ DEALER S NAME - -Ben. Ea(ce Kefauver. babies but It- is a privilege for h •white or yellow gold. (Originally ! think four, five-star generals are physician, too.” AND ADDRESS Exceptionally io12 Quarts Wotor Every Day atj. 1949 FORD CUSTOM FOUR-DOOR SEDAN AUCTION PRKISiXlUlDNT'BE LOWER! |way, who succeeded Eisenhower as . J ... delivered the famous Dionne quin- ■ In today'. troubM world the tupl.t.) worked in the w lX ", Very clean inside and out. Low mileage. Excellent tireis. . lipreme Commander in Europe, Republican party must not be without assistants and all the re- liteam his pressnt four-star rank. placed In the position nf catching Ei';, Action Vnitkely sourcae of a modern hospital, you up with history. In this fateful realise what a remarkable Job he I Defense Department said year we must give the people a did," Dr. Ryan commented. | atary Lovett baa received no leader who has the eat>aclty to 'V-Vrf guest from the Arpiy for special make history. TOSSES STRAIGHT LEFT ftafgtion to create five-star rank —Sen. James Duff |R, Pa ). Washington. June 19—IJT__ * JSdgw'ay. An Army ipokesman' diaries Patrick dark, who toaa- ■ thsire was no indication the Take boxing for- example. You CARTER CHEVROLET Co., Inc. ed a etraight left at columnlat r^ti^ned any immediate ac- and I know that buainats haa be GAUDET JEWELERS, Drew Peareon In the Maj'flower IdANCHlirfR come quite a rackqf. But once we 'Hotel lobby, pleaded lanooent ta 311 MAIN STRET PHONE 6874 B91 MAIN STREET of the Army get rid of one e re s^ another will ebargne of aaaanli today-^CUrk. eet f ^ l r' a la■ of the ^____move_ in____ and we7l have to start all SM attarney, waa relsaeed ta p»- leetn their high' over again, Hee court on personal hood for 130 CENTER STREET. CORNER OF CHURCH •— OPIN 9*B:30 THURSDAYS^ 9 P. FLINTY OP hrifl PARKING al scU of Oongreas. ■ R«p. CUisnes Brown (R-, O.). • besring Jnly 8. a . --L^, -V-iw <**^V------
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T would now restrain, seems to he to tory here for Mrs. Dorothy JLueft quite dpUghtBd, too. to have' Gen- lege, of tha big business monop by their .granddaughters. Miss Sal tliBt w« MB Oie kind of |!$opla olies, of predatory wealth with finance tha effort of the candidate Rockville ly Mason and Miss Joan Mason Rockville'IWoiiian ■ Guest Preacher., Miss Julie Solak Kibbe O'Brien, daughter of Mr. who would not iiBB nBrni wBffMt. eral. lArthur In b position to Connecticut which Senator Humphrey opened to win and thus obtain the oppor sailed from New York City on the and Mrs. AUerton Kibbe, former WILLIMIS Thii ft ohViduirjrwhRt tirtr iii iW b ft hlSUred of ICIsSnhOWiir di the convention came to a fitting tunity for Service to the have-nota. t Queen 'Mary Wednesday for a Gels 111 j III*)’ Pay ^ Guest at Shower toWn reaidenta. Fom ins tfi^raUk rectly -on tBrget. For the Truman cloM with the. re-nomlnatlon of It la fortunate, we suppose, that REMEMBER— ^ - - ^ - three-month'a European trip. -The body of Mrs. O'Brian. , wha to do. And th« only w*y U» the people have friends and cham- PVBU8HSD BT TH* BdmlnlatrBiion. of political rieces- Senator WilliaiA. Benton, who is Sykes Auditorium Is Scene Special BoalncM Meeting the Army charges wax slain by h«r appnirntly, !• to pur*B ooi Yankee a living example, of the happy wis plone who are well-heeled. M^as '-Julio Solak of Hartford OIL S E p C E alty, has to hops that Blaenhower IN MANCHESTER IT'S A special business meeting of A Rockville woman, employed Warrant officer husband .in.jSar*,. of o\ir in*Unrt to rBgnrf^RBrm dom of the formula which says one Well, our unreasonable fx- al the Pratt snd Whitney Aircraft was gUest 'hf honor 'Tueaday at a many May f, arriyed here "Ihi'aa- can be stopped. Its theory has to By A. H. 0 . can vote Democratic and live-like pectsowy aalde, "the Democratlq,, the Rockville Baptist Church will 841 b r o a d 9T. WBrfRTB BB Bn BCB 10 U ftn o ft W« For Graduation Exercises be held at the close of the 11 a. m. plant in E ast Hartford, la amonjg mlacellaneouA -idldwer glvcii her day. WAliTBR R.. FJnWUBOH. he that a Republican- rejection of a aleek Republican. cnnventlna was a rousing suc four persona awarded compensa Pabllthtri mlRht h»vp to employ to win b The Republicans opened their cess. It put Coolldge and J. P. service Sunday. The meeting la by her co-workete. of the Phocsix Yesterday, a U. S. Court Martial FUEL A N D WM being loflt olK^wlee, to stop sasenhower would leave the Inde Here was, again, the happy tion for injuries received In line heard 30-ycar-oId Bemard< O'Brien roUndtA Ottobtr I. IWi state convention with a keynoter. spectacle, repeetod so often in the Morgan and Herbert Hoover In ■’S Rockville, June 19—(Special)—rTalcottvllIe Church will sponsor called for a church vote empower of work. The award, which named Mutual Life lnamb(ice tiomimny. boBBting Bbc(Mt whBt Urrlble pendent voters of America no their plaoeo, nad left no doubt Relatives, friends and schoolmates' a food sale Friday at the Welles ing the trustees to purchase a par The shower was hckl'a.t the home of San Antonio, Texas, testify ha R A N G ! O IL PubUibbd *5r«r7 »Tenln« E*«JPj Congressman Walter Judd,of Min history of the New Deal, of the Helen NawracaJ. of 110 High didn't intend to kill hia wife dur iundMTPbaiJ Hnlldlw E nttn^ »t tbj things we coiild do to our enemies, place to go but for the Democrats mlHion doIlM heart beating fordhe a t all. In the minds of Its hear filled the Sykes auditorium Wed-1 Food aland, Talcottville, during sonage. .The parsonage committee street, was announced by the of Mrs. Corlnne Olbso^ of 41 Post offlcb lf*Bch^itbr» ^Bn,, bb nesota, who was supposed to be an ers, that these should be voted nesday evening for the graduation : the afternoon. 'I'he proceeds go will report on possible sights un Wlndemcrc street. ing a family argument. «nd our chnnce* th at we once again. And althovigh some common man. For Rodio and Television State Workman’s CTompensation ★ ★ ★ SSl ; , d ^ l »UII M«tUr. tn UMt Intellectual giant. That rating of against next November, exercises of the grammar grade of , toward a summer conference fund, der consideration and will suggest Decorations consisted. of ihmuil- The court, sitting at Munich, wag can ,s^-lve without using germ Democrats fnay admire Elsen A sly and somewhat wMiNBlral commission this week. 'Tlte cases SUBSCRIPTION RATI* him was not reinforced-by hia Con the East and Maple Street Schools, j The Women's Missionary Socie- those which.appear to be.the best of two other workmen were dis lain laurel against pine wtth'N a told-by O'Brien that constant ar OIL HEATINO Obb T u r by Kail ...... 4SS are, unleRs, of course. It ft hower to some extent, on foreign insllert Inside iia has mterBys Soles and Service The following program was car- |ty of the Talcottville Church will buy. horseshoe aliower cake es a crntei"«. guments over "other women" led necticut perfomMce. He rnad^^^ waited, breetkieealy, (or the mq- missed by the board. first used against u»...... l^ir.y Issues, their own .political ried out, selections by the High ,’serve a supper on Friday at 6:80 '— Graduation Tonight In the Na-wracaJ award, com- piece. After a delicious picnic sup- up to the fatal attack In which EQUIPMENT McmOi by mIiI ...... T.OO -eouUaa.. apeii^—as. trite, niefit ivhen. one of these million bite- O'Brien suffered head * t t Should be remeilted; reaMt- welfare Mda them-hope-that ha be ...ScluMl-...Band.,. 1'Jf.aung, .Ajnarica."-: p.. ..m- .a t- Uia-.churoli- . . .Tha., pro;, — The graduation. ,exet«ia«a «f -4 Kb pMUatltto; jier ■ was aerved, the brido-lo-l)e CBfTiM- ...... hower a t Abiiene. And, liavliig ' --doIlM h^QHft'WOtSW B i^^ : r r iiii MAKES oF RAintw a n d —Weberr'‘'Stoging Along;"* Johnson;; cceds will he'used ln defraying eTr- Bubik PriWtW^ On* Tf»r ....^ trampled beneath' the Taft con- bII the wsy nnd,. In the midst of iRqckyilie High School will be held biift. coimeried wito a £ahd Injury, dooaed-Jtft—tntallactual -JtdmiMlgR- . ~~'TV!t.FVTBfnV WETS INCLPPINO CAR BAPIOg ■ PfbceMlfcnal; ■pfayer,' Hev.' Thom-"j pehses Incurfed 'lh remodeling 'the this evening at 8:15 p. m. in the J!uilhex-ssanpaisfttlqrLinr_.totfiUfl.-. Miss'. Solak will be married to Tho'^i^rrant officer said, *'l one of the outcome of the propa vehiron'aleamroller,- of wHicR Oeiii ~1tt~dHitertoH love of -tlw down- ~ as' W. SHra, St."Bernard's Church; churcTi kitchen. The' supper will struck hSr twice on the head-.— 1- for the occasion, he had nothing trodden, mske s complete Ite- Sykes auditorium. Diplomas will capacity up to Feb. IS. 1952: anti HFnry Ktawicc TinTTrai^ THE Al ganda battle involved. There ft eral Mar Arthur is to be part. else with which ,to stir the R e p to Choral Response, graduates; Wei- ■ feature baked ham and atraw- be conferred by Superintendent of for partial loss of tha use of the Cyril and 8t. Methodius Church In dldn't. Inteiid to kill Her . . , Juat ...rrh*. Ajnadii -llcana tii cwnTentien asseiwhled. A -ttBrilt Of -e»>ne, -Carel-A7r-Binheimer; song. I beriy— shortcake.-----Reaervattona wanted to mhke her lutfar-. Bntllled to.tbi uKiranibB ' nothing'fh'Tie g'alheiir really, for The funitfst'liopa In DBiimtTattr- Bourcea to euttering hamnalty. Sehtwlr'Afthur E: c hattm cnr’mffTiaiTg: 'H artfontr - v m t BII niv* dUl _ J!d to It. or breasts- Is, of course, for success keynote occasion can t*ke a good "The Bells of St. Mary'a," Adams j may be made with Miss Faith topic for the four essays is can't underatand\)vhat made me do not otbBTb! dlt«d in thlB MPW mankind. In the prohibition of any man, apparently- and reduce him But that moment never quite address to the graduates, “The Talcott, Manchester 2-8422, or It." \ BB pubUBb«c.v btrB. tor the Tsft steamroller, following I K A E O m i r "Youth." Miss Joan Scotta, aalu- and Bl*o ^B one particular kind of weapon to an imhappy shadow of himself, homes. Always, Ih tha clutch, it Future,'" Dr. Dwane Collins, asso-1 tickets may be obtained from tatorlan will speak on "Youth Lucille. 4, and Robert, 3, chil m AU.41^< .„_jllc*tTon of BPjciBl ft'W' T«t»0r T»B«rT*li.- - TTW retr vtlftlnydn -the -world -ft- .which. .Governor- Adlal—Stevenson THe DemocraU -also, want ..to aeema. .that tha -beat .setwlce , -the ctate profex.sor of education,"Unt- toemhelrS of the society..... —i- CboRM "at" Itself." Lots Feldman KobiusoHS to.Nptp Slain Aniiy Bride’s dren of the couple, havq been sent -AUpBtchcB sleek enemy of special privilege the Institution of war, and not of Illinois, potentially their own Minnesota tor their keynoter. And. RADIO AND tEtEYISlOH versity of Connecticut: fareweg, Caseis Stricken will speak oh “Youth and Super iiack' t'o this ■United Hflitoa'by Plit'* goj^torriea cilBBt of N. E. A Eerr- in Senator .Hubert Humphrey, they can perform la that of running for Carolyn M. Musser: presentation and are staying with their'mate'C'> Ice, «t._ ^ the weapons used in It. It makes best candidate, and the poaaeasor Clerk of the Tolland County vision," Clara Grumbach will 40th Aimiversarv Itev. George Cramer Funeral Is Today ‘WbifibersT Bepryeentstlves: Tlw got Jilat exactly, what was adver pfflct himaelf as the champion of G40 CENTER STREET — liEt. 2.1046 of diplomas, Abraham Brooks of Court of Common Pleas, John H. speak on "Youth and Responsibil nal grandparents at Merrow, Julius Mstbesrs S^ lsl AgjBty — Ne w no- realistic difference whether of an intellect Independent voters tised and what was expected. Sen those who do not have quite as the Board of Education assisted by Rev,, George Crnmerr registrar Rev. William H. C. Moe, pastor Tprb Chlesgd, Detroit and Botton. Yeomans, has announced the fol Ity;" Miss Joan Newmarker, vale a l Providence Bible Institute, will modem war kills lU civilians with are likely to respect, will, consent ator Humphrey was expected to be much as he. Tha best use for his principals C. Arthur Mattson and lowing cases stricken from the dictorian will speak on "The Road Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson Ellington, June 19—(Special) of the Tolland, Federated Church, something of an old-fashioned rab own resources, originally tapped be the guest preacher at both the member au dit bureau o r atomic bomba, gsrmR or to be drafted tor the Democratic, 9m rwft Renwick J. Lewis; song, "Let’s docket by order of the court on to Maturity." of 88 High street will celebrate Private funeral services were to was to officiate at the funeral CTRCULATIOm. nomination. ble rouser, and he was. .No brood from the free enterprise ayatem he Live, Think, Talk A m e r i c a," May 29. The court will approve their 40th anniversary Saturday, H a. m. and 7:30 p. m, services tM! held today at the Center Ceme services. , napalm, the terrible weapon which ing Intellect seemed to inhibit hit WffONT Wa.shington - Young: benediction. Rev. Stanley Kwasnik, assistant on Sunday at the Covenant-Con Anything which might help lead iroecMG MAM .rilpulations and hgar motions to pastor of St. Joseph's church will June 21. The event will be cele haa come to prominence in the performance. He was whole-heart Rev. Thomas W. Shea; recessional, restore any of the cases June 27, brated by holding open house gregational Church. toward this development can be edly In his own role. What vyaa give the invocation and benedic Mr. Cramer acquired his educa Korean war. “Pomp and Circumstance," Edgar. at a. 'to. from 2'to 4 o'clock at the home For AIL Mokes Of Com sure of cooperation from Washlngk more, he really keynoted the con i O ^ m a r k op The marshals were Antoinette 10 tion, there will be music by the tion and Chrlatlan experience the ^ The. Ms^ehester Erenlrg HersIC It makes no res! difference L U M DU/ft9 OUAUTY The following cases are listed; high ' 'hool band and aclc'ctiona by Relatives and their many friends ton, aa la Illustrated by the clever vention. Bender and Patricia Surdell. Wal are expected to attend. hard way. In 1935 he spent three Dleplsy Bd»«rtlelng posing hours: e.tther, whether the people killed 2)w u£i£^/m i Eula E. Coombs vs. LlnwOod P. the m or Glee Club. The various years In city mission work at Lan We aim luivs a costoil special ruling that General Mac- "t'ote Demo<-riitlr If you want ter Murphy was accompanist for Coombs; Janet Herbert vs. Wil .Married In Paterson, N. J„ the Discover How Good Ecr Monday—1 p. m. Mldw. ere clvUiBne or aoldlera. The to be able to live like aleek Re- the singing under direction of Miss aw, • will be announced by Allen couple has resided here for many caster, Pa., where he married In line of covers In fiber, piss* K r ^e.'dsy—l p. m. Mondty. Arthur can have his political cake INVISIILE NYLON liam Downes, Jr.; Susan Cavar vs. L. L.csser, principal of the Rock for Wcdnetdsy—1 p. world hBS lohg since passed the piihlleHns" he told his aiidlenro STRAWBERRY Eleanor Lewis, music super\isor. John Luatlg, Jr.; Farm'ers Milling years. Before his retirement last 1939. The following year he was tic, satin twiU, Bj'km aiiE fhr Thursday—1 p. and hia Army sCitus and salary Dr. Collins, in his address, vllie High School, and a reception year, Mr. Robinson was employed ordained to the Gospel ministry day when there la any real dls- In one of his many bright mo SURGICAL ILASTK STOCKINGS Co. vs. Harry Tallis; John 8. Bls- will follow In the school gymna- too. ments, and that clever turn of quoted from ^crates and others aa a loom fixer at .the Broad at the Lancostci- Gospel Centre. Iced Tea Con Be! leopard akin. Made fo Ht llne,tioq. between ciylltana , and sell _^ya. William^. Fprbarc; Jack Biqm, ...... •,,, Next he engaged In rugged , 'Tbere'aronRgalnst Robert Hag- Mountain region in Arkansas until hut civilians impressed into mill that the Republicans were the • lAUNDlK FASILY from their action. He pointed out O'LiOUghlln. known ,ln-civlc organizations, be Tastas so gooal paring to kaj-note (or Elsenhower, representatives of the fat rata that conditions are better than gett, Ashford farmer in the Tol ing one of the oldest members of 1945, as jireaeher,,.Simday school e^huraday, June 19 tary service, and, in modem war, William Howland, et al va Ar CostssollHfof ao- sph- oourtooua- reftxBtion- of of speetal privilege.- ; whtto the- ____ a- W IA«-iOW 6M^ _pi,any,. people believe, stating that land' County Superior court was the British American Club. He wo"rkof, conductor of children's $ 13.95 P erS st every civilian is -part -of any na ” 98 per ceht'of the young "slay free thur Richardson et al; Edtyard continued Wednesday before meetings arid director of Child ^The GerBt'PropagandR W ar -i-e|UlatlonB would have been forth Democrats were put to make • INVISIBLE f l O s S S Given by llie has served the Club to several ca- tion's military ,sft»nfl*.-_War la no every last-maw...a . -fatter - anil. . .of. Irouhle, In commenting on the Corileliuson et al va. Fred ^ing, Jury . with Judge Edward J.j.Paly paclUea-and. Ja. also .ji..pa8L .preai-. EvangsUsov . Fellpwship f9r_ the coming. ~ ■" ■ CORNERSTONE CLUB OF ST. BRIDGET’S CHURCH et al; CarV'A. RbbThaoh vs. TJoUWe {(uaalR haa tw o counta against lu longer a courtly game piayad by a more privileged character, came • SE AM LESS Pair criticisms of the schools, he stated presiding. Three men testified dant. state of Arkansas. In its pfopaganda war on the issue vfilunteer few. I t no longer make.s to.be the (heme of the Ttemo- he ■'fell the teaching Is far more M. Robhison; The Manchester they owned tools allegedly found The couple has one daughter, In 1945 he entered Wheaton m effective today than previously; Trust Co. vs. Helen S. Kessler et in Vhe home of Haggelt. "Wednes Collegp. Wheaton, 111., and secured, of germ warfare, and these counts any difference whether you are rratle convention. Buy Duribilltnit and anjoy FRIDAY, JUNE 20 Mrs. David Frazier of 14 Short Not in many years lia.s a Demo and that the members of the grad al; Town of Mansfield ys. Annie day afternoon Joseph Safamek, street, and two granddsaighters. his B. A. degree In 1948 and mas keep the propaganda 'war going In iiuied by A rifle, or B bayonet, or a Ellington cratic State Convention been quite W H/ COMPLAIN lha fulletl meaiura of r«> Served From 6:00 to 8:.30 uating class were a better Laurie Chappell; Lakeside. Inc. vs 16, of .Ashford testified he lived-at ter's degree In June ftf 1951; work Sonfice Station sitiU of the obvious fact that we bomb, or whether you are in uni so violently New Denlish in Its sen lief from voricoia vtini, authority on -arithmetic than Helen M. tJpton; Robert B. Gardi the Haggctt property for a year During a storm, a tree fell on an ing his way and supporting by li8:« not employed germ warfare form or out of uniform. There la timents. Not In many years has a ABOUT THE HEM ? ENTERTAINMENT many of the adults, present. ner vs. Joseph P. ShaughncBsy; and a half - and went several Illlnnla artist and dislocated his carpentry hia wife and two chil Downtown Tydol - Dolorii Peaae, daughter of Mr, •woUtn ond tired legiond Frank Kania va. John Russell; Ed I C B D T & A no real moral Issue involved in Connecticut political convention in On the question of discipline, places with Haggett when the ahouldel*. Was It getting even for dren. Upon completing his work In Korea. - -- and Mrs. Donald Pease of Morris either party had a more rousing ether teg cendiiiont. ~ Dr. Collins said he agreed with the win C. Hunt vs. John H. Noyes, et thefts occurred. He testified that what the gentleman had dqne to at Wheaton, he went to Provi 770 Main SL TeL 4S0T such' distinctions. TO The ' tivo superficial clrcum- Corner who ft to training at the oratorical opening. One could have 47 - DOOR PRIZES - 47 man who stated "discipline of de al; Dart * Bogue Co., vs. Irving -some of the tools allegedly were treesT a dence B ible Institute aa registrar. Making prnpsgsnda issues over mocracy is. self discipline." Dr. Tennenbaum; Anna Bilow ys. Jos stolen and kept upstairs in the Stanoet which lend their bacU- St. Francis Hospital of Nursing imagined that It was not 1052. but INSULATE ^ound weight to the ridiculous such supposed distinctions Is a an earlier year. In the first trium COFFEE AND Collins stre.ssed the point of Im eph McCollum; Richard C. Miller bam and some in the house. Paul is having a month's vacation of grisly international pastime. But phant hey-da.v of (lie New Deal, portance In addition to learning et als vs, fltto C. Miller; Sam Kasa- sMocko of South Willington, Mich charges about Korea are these: which two weeks she will spend STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE the three R's. "the skill to work rhan vs. Irving Tannenbaumt Rich ael Farrow of South Willington if there is any real moral con- when that political revolution wa.s / 1, 'We have often boasted, In re at Saybrook. young flrntl full of oats, instead of ' cooperatively", urging gradtiates ard Swift vs. John Ellis et al;' Dan and J. Albert Chlng of. Mansfield srience in the worljl, it will devote TheWO.GLENNEYca mdarCh rOUR GROCER HAS IT NOW cent year, that we were develop- ICugene Henry Seften haa taken somewhat old and tired. Adult.s...... 75c (Door Prizes Included) to keep that in mind in their fil ielson Federal Savings & Loan As Identified tools displayed in court - "ing," during "World War-Hr' nnd ilself to ending and outlawing the a position at the Eastern States Tha castigation of special privi BUILDING MATERIALS Prescription Phsnnaey ature education and life. - sociation Inc,-va,WiUlam S. Ford; as their property. CourU~waa to 7 ^ 7 . Children (T.Tnder 1-2) ^ r.. .-tT. .TV.. ‘jj " - • • • ’ Arina Dureiko va. Joseph" L. H at ; 'ha'va"'rfticr^der^ p ed:r.eve»^n*^ in8tituUon--whivh ^s- in- iU slf .the •Fflcin. on. .W.e«l..fofi.dJn_J.h£-.i>auIt ry . .. - . . JEiod S«ic_M9 reconvene today at j()_«._to^ departmerTt;------LUMBER FUEL "'**'Thh-fqfgrtw'.:^Frilowshtp: o f the. ton; The '"TIaH,fbrS Con necllcut the Wednesday tecess;-™'- -- - " ~terrTbiy~"~Sy»tefidu8.....weSpons iiasTc barBaH'sm.'TTnlirwM llSeU Is 336N.MAIN Sr. KtoCtitSTER The next meeting of Ellington Trust Company vs. Charles F. Auxiliary Sleeting which could pnjy be Judged to -be ■Tbnlished, thare la small sense in Grange will be- held In the town Bates, et al. Group 5 of the Hospital Auxil in the germ warfare claaslfica- trying to regulate the weapons hsll tonight and will be rhlldren's LAND SlhiVEYING ond MhSMsa Delegates—Alternates iary will meeJ.^onlght at 7 p. m. -tio n ...... — ...... vised in It. And iihUl w sr Itself Is night wltjv the program tinder the CIVIL ENGINEERING. The_ American Legion Auxiliary In the AuxilfarWrooms. 2, We have refused to ratify the aholTshedT It Is’ liis r i's well for auperviarOri of Mrs. TCdwIn 'Helntz. # NEWSBOYS Unit 14 has announced electron of Named Assisteni the following delegates and alter Graham R. Treadway, former Geneva Convention prohibiting the every humsn being on the fare, of , Edward L. Davis, Jr. nates to the department conven use of gaa and bacteriological the earth to understand that death f’PA'S PICK LEONARD president of the Horton-Brislol Regiatered Civil Engineer and WANTED tion to be held In New Haven Aug- Manufacturing Company of Bris Is likely to .take every possible hor 7, 8 and 9. Delegates, Miss Ann warfare. Wsterbury, June 19—(/Pi.--Har lAnd Surveyor tol, had become assistant to the Our boasting about our progrejia rible form, There is only one way Gwoker, Mrs., Marie Brittner, Mrs. president of the Lapolnt Fiasco- ry Leonard of Waterburv. has been Shirley. Navak...Mcs.. .Anna. Kedel- * in- file myaterioifs" field 6T germ to" clvll'rze' wa cV ITBSltgll Itr “ V efteieff’pm u f tn r o n h F Coiinecir-" "IS 'Proctor"itoBd. Maaidwstor l^r Portialiy EstabiUbod mold Corp.' President Jerome E. ski. Miss Jennie Batz, Mrs. Ber Respess says Treadway will be in warfare was needless, but routine cut Society of Certified Public Ac- TeL 2019 OSTERMOOR Routes in Rockville nice Perzanowski; alternates, Mrs. countanta. Also elected were A. charge of coordination of sales exuberance, Russia, at vnrioua Referendum Coming Up Dorothy Allen, Mrs. Leona. Rem- in all divisions of the television Stanley Harmon, Stamford, pres kiewlcz, Mrs. Herrnlna H,ocrmann, times, has bossted the same way Our M’uu-'^*^*ter-^riiool buildiuK ident: Frederick Fisher, New Hav accessories manufacturing firm Inquire Mrs. Norrlne O'Brien. Mrs. Lottie which haa a plant here. Our refusing to ratify the prograni has now shifted clsarly en, storetijiy; 'Berharil J. Tiicker, Blonstein, Mrs. Elsie Nutland. The Waterbury, ,treasurer; Joseph Geneva Convention is sonicthlng into a necessary process for the MANCHESTER unit will also have three delegatea- Hsrtnelt, New Hsven, suditor snd at-Iarge, Mrs. Mae Chapman, Miss Adverllsment— else sigsln. Russia has ratified it, accommodation of new reaidenls John H.' Bremen, Bridgeport, Mattress time at Watkins with a ciauae .which would release Emma Batz and Miss Ann Mlffitt. Barlow Motor Sales, Tolland in town. Howard L. Page, lharlford, and ^ Do you know that High HERALD OFHCE ..... J l n a t School Day...... ppunty's largest Dodge and Ply ...'•■■Huasta from its •• own •ple.lge • If Martarro- Poaaidentt,'" NewTiav'en; ft Mpfe. [ 1^ have bMn btoif mouth 'Dealer, 50 Ward street, board of govemorator three years. You'll find famous Ostormoor Bidding exclusively et .Walltins Brothers in tbii Today will see the final classes gerfn 'vvarfar# were used against hei-e; people have moved Into ^ Temperature Combus- 1 Market Street for public schools in the Town' of Rockville, Is never knowingly un area. We consider it a distinguish(|d privilege because OstermotM is sfricfly dersold, or .oyer, traded on a new . , ..ftuBsft.... ,,Bul jniBi.ntRla^^M'.dt them;' they'-have ■chWdr*n..8trik- i -Vernon. ------.....such- agreement-s ara.ijieaningleas ^ tion provides cleanef, Q U A U . f y * - a product, of nearly, IQO yean of experience in fine maftress mek- Teleplioiie_ ____ .On European _"rrip_ car or truck. Phone S-4637. You Ifig" aiteHitions -lH the. geography c a n ' "aTways 'clb ' business here". unless; some method of enforcing Mr. and Mrs. Lebbeus F. Bissell of Manchester have taken place. ^ more efficient heat and ing.’ The final test of QUALITY is your comfort . . plus long use. Try an Oster- of .Ellingtq^ avenue, accompanied Open 'til 9 evenings. them Is Involved, And we argue The meadow and pastures of yaa- TRUSSES-BELTS moor. You'll be convinced.___ thSt..riloh!b.lf|Qn.s._.r,_term, teryear are ■ now ■ foil commnni'Uss, -CbABTfO-STeOKlNGS .... 5 B IG fuel oil wmrfMe, along with atomic war located "far from any existing -- - - BICFERT “V- riT l'ERg fare, should be Included In an facilities. over-all disarmament prograiA. These mass additions to the Arthur Drug Siorus r These arguments are not too Manchester population do not impressive. No matter what exactly send old Mancheatorltes Specially Featured at LADD Bystein of enforcement might he Into raptures. We are glsd to gvolved, the word of nations grow. Yet when so much growth would, for what it would be comes all at once, It piles municl-i DONT AND worth, atlll be the only real thing pal expense up very swiftly. 1 ^1 anybody would have. Sooner or Threw^Thom Awowoy Eventually the.se "iiewcomers will StID plenty of wear left In later, if there is to be peace in be full sharers in the expense of shoM repaired here. the world, that word ha.s to be operating Mancheater, and eventu taken on many things, and both ally things will he even between SAM YULYES we and the Russians have to as- LASSEN HALL them and us, financially speaking, Shoe Repairing of the Bet sums that each other wiTT sbid" as they pay their share of Im ter Kind Done While Ton CAKE MIX by, ■ a pledge -not to use atomic provements for the benefit of all w ait. ■ PETROLEUM i IS HAPIE STREET ' ROCKVlLLt bombs, or not to engage in germ Mancheater. Bolton—TeL 2-0121 warfare. There Is, obWously, v e ^ Opp. F lfit N'atlonal Store Now you coin make the most glatnofous of all ,,-Bid^,fDr.,Ihc I...... T-rr-i*'-- -n -- -i^ e -W d R - cmiTd-^be n^ ing m oved In prbducea an im wfty of"'advahM ~ -'*n rooms, Tbers'a nnlhing Mrc can do abel^ »■I'ga.ny.-- trii^Y.-.'rfraesr-f ."Trrajft '•-left-over.--- ...... * - .7 tiv? at It; the new roomers sre glrfadil. ' atomfc bomb, and as we are-now, YOU'LL LIKE here. We can’t tell them (o move again, thinking of the hydrogen t i ffiese Quafity -ttut;««gBin:-nor-do We w ant 'to.^'Wll- » h .:.w .‘rfl.UtVt.X'A'*-;,Spbclfrcatib'ni! ' E an to make—Just follow simple directions on . ‘ TlSt^ibV SiB B Jovifce’ olr'power »-iifch ’C661, cbmforfisljU'* The famous Oifsrmoor, leader in QUALITY Mattresses will terrify other natloha into re have to Invite, them into tha com- m erica n l “'ie c e 6 tbe'pac^ge "wbicfa ieti Kbw to TifS^^ ^ o i o n i c t ifrBlning from war with us. rnunily i-eaponsibllity for com- and wathable! since '1854, is BUILT,'not stuffed. Every Ostermoor is ★ 224-GoiI Infterspring fold to get superbly fine angd food caka. This leads into a third dreum- riuinlty needs, and mir invitation bench-made and hand-tailored to highest quality stand haa to be in the form of our own Mattress Centers f o r y o u r c o l o n i a l ..* Gtata 2S% leu than the average fine home reeip* etanca which also buttresses Rua- RAYON ards for supreme sleep comfort. Come in and compare wtlllngnesa to provide school ★ Sit-Proof Sagless Edges angel f o ^ cake. alB's Jiropaganda war. Other na the features of this truly fine mattress with any other. An TRAD1T10NAI...RANCH TYPE HOUSE . tlons -would certainly have done facil^les tor their children. 'Thft's the requirement upon us BEMBERG PRIINT Ostermoor is a SO UND inyestment in SO UND sleep. It s ★ Pre-Built Horizontal- I Don’t hold back. Don’t beaitato. Hus entirely it too, but. we happen to have been stitched Sides ? . new and aenaational Pilisbury Angel Food Cake the natim which, developeil and in the town referendum coming a rare occasion when Osterrrioor offers us\ a value like by Puturs Fsthiens ■ used the most terrible new'weapon up next Tuesday. We should meet this . . a rare occasion when we can offer\you a value ★ White Cotton Felt In -Mix ia a t ^our grocer’s right now. in the ' histqry of warfare, the i t ' in good spirit, and be good sulation ^ads : : ' n " neighbors to our new neighbors. like this. So don't delay. Com.e in tomorrow. There's a' atomic bomb. The fact th at we, limited stock oil Ijoth mattresses and box springs . in From tha heart of Maine comet this charmingly informal who pride ourselves upon being the •k Downy White Cotton Purposeful Courfesy 3.98 twin and full sixes. Felt Upholstery dinette or |unior dining room grouping, pointtokingly world's most civilized nation, ex perienced few moral qualms about There Is a little more than de •k 72-CoiI Box Springs fath'toned by expert craftsmen from aged and kiln dried introducing^ in (ui attack upon ference and courtesy In the wa-y^i Northern hard woods, truly representative of the fine dvillan populations, the most un- the Truman administration has ★ Box Spring Coils SIX PIECES dvUized w*a|ion y e t dievelpped by found that it it all right for Gen Regular $59.50 Quality Tied 8 Ways cobinet woods used in early New England. Distinguished Wonderful buy-::^you'll want STARTING AT 'Ole evil genius of msn, still counts eral Douglas MacArthur to con ★ Blue-Woven-Stripe by its hand rubbed finish and unusual high lighting,. - against ua everywhere in' the tinue hia political campaigning several. So cool and pretty, Ticking every piece Is also alcohol resistant. Such quality details •V world. without losing his Army status or washes and dries like a for Mattress And this kistorical fact lends (>ay. which Eisenhower surren- '•k All Standard Sizes os costers on each piece and fully dustproof, dovetailed hanky. Cap sleeve style with $ 1 8 5 o« ikaelf to the'inference that, if we dereThese three, circutnstancca rally tion’s decision. 20 In gray, aqua, navy or together to create an atmosphere It is quite delighted to have hftek. Sizes 14,1* to'24t4:-to favoring the C^ofhmunist propa- General MacArthur, the arch-con-
though these particular /chMges k'ajmota the Republican National are false,'as they certainly are.' Convention. The farther tp the ex 'We haven't used germ warfare trema right the Republicans go, in Korea. But, on the other hand. the bitter tha DemocralsTike it. L ,.r
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'llA^CftESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. JUNE 19, 1952 PAGI lIANGHESTBiR EVENING WBRALI),..MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1952 ' ...... _L M > A e X SIG fiT 4 — the hospital rooms Into the Isidore lESHLY PIOKEDi; to meet these pen pals. Members Wish Pavilion 1 which houses the of the Girl Guide organizations GOP Voters Still Hold Edge Get Diplomas school. This year’s claas is the first SliAWBERRIES^ CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN CORN FID STEER REEF ♦ overseas have helped greatly with to have graduated from the hew C AtSK i^’S and SPARKLE’S Girls Embark Tonight the plans for the entire trip. Be wing which was in use for the first Je QUART longing to an international or- After Record Registration Despite Ills time last September. Being able to continue with ROBERT LODI UaS. CHOia their school work while .undergo ROUTE 86, BOLTON , FIRST H ATW M Al MEATS making contacts overspaa ama Will The voter-making aesaion wsa ing treatment contributes to the The voting edge held by the Re-* Nine Children'’ :at Neva- fine morale of the boys and girls prov* a boon this suhtmer. Lihllcans over the Deijiocrats In scheduled for S to 8’ p.m., but with BONE IN The girls making' the trip are £ a's they know they wtu be up to -with fatnlllea tn Nurnb»rr, ,Oie Ip iamiheater was indicated as still the line of people waiting, to be ington Home Finish "wtHOSEH BY EXPERTS. their'grades when they return to Troop 1 S c o n t e 'Leaving eal Girl Scouta will represent the DorisBeyer, Helm Davrf, Jean being on the increase after last Hansen, Patricia Jones, Janice made voters still extending out in Studies This Sunday their own schools. Newington Is Vnited States at an International night's record-breaking voter- There s Pride and LB On 11:08 Train Out of pathertng in Ft'ance from Aufrnat ■Wurphey.. Alayne Murphy, Mary the door of the towfTTilerk's of ooe o f the few children's hospitals making session at the town clerk's In tha country which maintains ■*- Wi 3 to 17. At this Kalherlng; which Quintln, Carol Ann Robinson, Pa- office in the Municipal Building fice and to the steps of the Muni Operationa, therapy treatnienta, Protection in a 1 Hartford on First Leg trieta Shlren, Ann Thrall, Betty full school program offering ac win be attended by the represent T^e GOP picked u^an addition-' oipal Building at the 8 o clock confinement to beds or wheel Of European journey atives of 20 different countries, the Ann Trotter and Nancy AVclr, with at 328 registered voters while the deadline, ^ e town d*''k and the credited- work. whole group of 1,200 individuals leaders, Barbara . Kloppenburg, Democral! gained. 162 In the of Selectnn and the r aa- chairs, and heavy plaster casts CHUCK ROAST CLOROX-CLEAN •i)(in‘T)p"bBenten"Ttn^'dnto-i!rTo«pa .taaire- -©Ids, <>ssolyn-. Scott...and sfstanta wera forcaiLinto.pvaftime. have not prevented nine boys and ...... EAGLES .TCORNED BEEF 89‘ Smoked Shoulders Because orthopedic treatment LB 65< Fancy Brisket - " CONNOISSEURS leg of their three months trip to In Europe the Senior Girl Scouts statement yesterday afternoon by takes a long time, Newington has way late Frida.v afternoon follow will spend in Switzerland, with President Alan S. Wilson of Hlll- Ing meetlng.s of the stale officers Service I§ Added Model Is Freed a full program from nursery school Minced Ha«" w YOUNG, TENDER, FRYERS or BROILERS MILK FED. TENDER, MEATY (t ^^rK rln g In Montreal gt 8:18 to fouh more days In Paris before yer and S. I. Ward, president of through high school which the pa and the judiclar.y conimlttcc. morrow morning they will take the they leave for, the United States the Electronics School. 69« At South Church Oil Murder Count tients attend during their treat Skiidess FrankFurts 4M('-5V^ LB AVG LB 4 3 c train from there to Quebec, where on Sept. 14. In Switzerland they By a special arrangement con ment. We hope you enjoy the summer 2-3Vi LB AVG LB 43< Plump Fowl they are due at 2:J6 p. m. Friday plan to visit Geneva. "Our Chalet" cluded by college officials and. Mr. Every morning and afternoon at clothes you’ve taken out of the ^esh Chickens night they Wilt spend at the Mont at Adelbpden, Interlaken, Lucerne Ward, Hlllyer will receive the CRL Loaf Bcglnnlng'Sunday, and continu Hagerstown, Md., June 19—(P) 8:30 and 12:30, porters start mov closet, as much as the moths did Pickle and Pimento ALL WASTE REMOVED U 59c ClwoiMd ALL WASTE REMOVED U 59c calm Hotel In Quebec and will do and Zurich. Sbme of the time School, with physical assets val ing through Sept. 7, there will be —Dorothy Kornarens, once a ing the beds and wheel chairs from during the winter. CIttonad some aightaeelng in ^ the city, they will stay In Girl Guide hos ued over $40,000, aa a gift. two services held at the South beautiful fashion model but now boarding their ship, the SS Atlan tels. and other times they will Founded by Mr. Ward, the CRL Methodist Church each Sunday. pale and underweight, was a free Sh. %U VaLJ tic. Saturday evening. The ship is live in the families of Guidos, or School opened with two teachers There will be serx’lcea at 8 and 10 woman today—four months after scheduled to sail at midnight that camp with them. and 48 students In February of o'clock In place of the 10:45 serv she shot her husband to death. lb c V ■ lUghU-AAd.. JK iil,.A td y e Ip ,.?- For.three years, ever sine? the IMS, It ..now, .has *60 graduates, Fresh Mewkerel 19 ice. A jury of 11 men and one wom CLOROX ampton. England, oft SaHirday. previous gro\ip returned from a some '300 students, a staff of. 17, nriapy u c ------The aervlce. at .10 o'clock Is .to an- deliberated for almost eight Bplit-Mackerel EA XR .. June' 2'8.'"... - ■sl'ninar trip fh IB'fff: the mcmberil ah'd a 'curHculuhi' of ' IS " fcobr'selij' be a service planned for the whole of Troop 1 have been working and The School's graduates hold tech hours, then turned, Jn a verdict The first three and a half weeks family, with a children's story In that set the 24-year-old 'Silver 1C4 Fresh Haddock Fillet u 45c of their stay abroad the local .plsnning for this European trip. nical pqsitlons with such com cluded. Nursery care for small Bcouta will apend in ths'. British' 'The girls have worked hard tn panies as'Pratt and Whitney. Gen Springs woman free. Dorothy was Fresh Halibut » u 47c children will be provided. "insane at the time of the shoot- .°OT Isles, dividing their time between raise the necessary funds, with the eral Electric, Du Pont, and others. Music for,.the. summer .a.eryjces _ ROASTING CHICKENS 19* ^ irstHrdt in UafueA UalueA wiwttli ^^anner ..Fresh lutterfish lb 1 3c England and Scotland, with three a.s.Mistn hce. and'cooperatron-of'thair Ing/'- the Xury deotded, will be provided by the Chancel The verdict Was announced In members of the group. Nancy parents and leaders. They have Choir under, the direction of Her : h o c k f u l o f t a n g y k s t y g o o d n e s s "■ Wetr, “Carol “Ann Robinson and put on suppers, food sales, and the tlnyr jana-packed court room One of our customers who was in a hurry bouRht a H GAL JUG 1 GAL JUG Keeneys Honored bert A, Frsnee, minister of music. at 10' o'clock last night. Alayne Murphy taking a short trip bazaars; they have aold cookies, St, John's Day will be observed candy, calendars and Christmas Kornarens died In. a hospital on chicken in the store where she was shopping. The time to Northern Ireland to visit rela at th? 10 o'clock aervlce next Sun 3 4 < 1 57c tives there. Other places to be vis-. wreaths; they have done consider On 25lh Weodge No. 73, A.F, pinning, washing and cleaning the chicken. The way London,. Edinburgh, the Scottish them' hsve had Individual Jobs In Dorothy was pictured by the de Finast Ketchup Lake country, Stratford-on-Avon Mr. snd Mrs. Garfield H, A.M. and of Temple Chapter No such places as stores, library and 83 of the Order of the Eastern fense 'as a bewildered, frightened, to save time, she thinks now, is to take the short trip out and tkuitarbury. telephone company. Keeney, 2 Hackmatack street, mentally unstable girl who shot SUNSHINE - FOR SNACKTIME AND MEALTIME liv e In Homes celebrated their 25th wedding an Star aa guests of honor. Rev. Fred to Olcott’s and get a chicken that is ready to cook. Besides earning the necessary R Edgaf will be the speaker on her husband only after he attacked The next part of their itinerary funds the group has had to make niversary last night at a party her with s wall mirror at their O FLORIDA - fWBBT JUICY - RID B IN win include short visits to Bel given In their honor at the Cltv the subject. "Victims or Victors.” It’s many other preparntlnns. Includ The public Is Invited. Silver Springs home. . gium and The. Netherlands, with ing becoming skilled campers. In Vii'w Dance Hall on Keeney street. ROGER OLCOn LB PKG teniltiM Sh trlpa to Gand. Antwerp and Many rclallves and friends from The defense plea was innocent order to camp in the more primi BARN DE.«4TROYED by reason of Insanity and self de Bruges ' In Belgium and to Le tive ways the Etimpenns do. They Manchester and Hartford enjoyed 403 West Center Street Telephone 7853 Hi-Ho Crackers U Rocky Hill, June 19—(An—Fire fense. Hligue_.-»n4_ Amsierclam In The .have had to IcsrxL about th*J,rnltr. the dancipg_ and refrcahmcnls, A special anniversary - cake was of undetermined origin late last 1 Watermelons Netherian^ ' on.. the .schedule. erV States', Its geography, ■histo^, pight (Iceti'O.y^ a barn on the — 4 : R I C S M 0 N D - RICH GOLDEN SLICED or ttALVES'OF TREE RIPENED : .-TOiHe^^^lSeiYi ■-a^ W- "cnstoiiis. folR lwoAnd ponii*:^ Tiakcd J)V .^r. Kccliey’a slsrcrS..' r... farm of Henry'Ddwling. Jr., and ftORIDA -SUN RIPENED" Scotland,' the local girls will live aa much ns pos.ilble about the Mr. Keeney, rarpenter, and COWCIHTMTI* Mrs. Keeney, piano teacher, have three cows burned to death. 'm 'PE 543 BAG In the homes of people of those countries they pl^n tn visit. Many Eighteen other cows were led to Product . FULLOF JUtCI. countries and thua will be able to nf the gills have studied Flench one son, Cliaries Keeney. 29-OZ TIN O r a n g e s become welt acquainted with In school, an they will he able to safety by farmhands and volun- people of other nationalities. These speak and understand that lan- DROWNS .\T BEACH leer firemen. UNION SHOPPING CENTER Peaches West Haven, .lune 19- (An company aaaialcd the Rocky Hill e BLEACMES owiMl and (noil BING CALIFORNIA people in turn Will become some- O t-1 807 MAIN STREET TEL. 8-0S44 EAST HARTFORD C h e rrie s ’ what better ■ acquainted with Meet Pen Pals to Kleffke. 15, drowned at Pros- volunteers In p^veiitlng spread of FINAST - SEASONED TO PERFECTION - MAKES EVjRY SALAD A MASTERPIEGE wonomical way to larva pura peel Beach here last night after the fire to the Dowling house. Wr havp a large aclrction nf wedding, shower and e DEODORIZES American youth. The local group haa carried on I graduaHon gifts. Iruil juica ihii lummar it to iaiaci ICEBERG NATIVE After a short visit to Germany considerable correspondence with apparently -suffering cramps.'Po------; ^ ■ FRESH GREEN including a trip on the Rhine from young people of other countries, lice said the bo.v was swimming to | The polar regions hsve relatively JEWELRY APPLIANCES HOU.SEHOLD e DISINFECTS - your favorilaYor Cardan frozan L e ttu c e __ Cologne to Mainz and visiting and. R Is _golng to be Interesting shore aftfr anchoring a row boat, dry alt. • RwIrwiMAt .. Ft'RNISHIKGS, '"‘'''^'“‘"••!y<>“fFir,i_National NATIVE biamond Rings 'f elevTsion § REMOVES STAINS JWayennaise- 29. s 49' Frbzan Food Dapartmanl. WHITE Um« half AND Watches Refrigerators Vacuum Cleaners M i Ibdiey Pressure Cookers iQOo»»9o»»»»o ooooeoo»eoeoe« mud Tewi HALF Choker Sets Washers Dish sets Urange9 Juicef/m ail W 1-/, p,n„ idoznn ^ 2 5 ^ OMm Pearl Seta Toasters Cooking Sets c at c .i , , , 12-OZJAR G r e e n BeansFi^fH^i^DER CRUNCHY OR SMOOTHY CONCENTRATED SAVE lOrr Peanut Butter Grape Juke SAVE 30% PtJraPurpiaCon^^dGrapa, 2 TINS 3 9 « SAVE 20% SAVE 40% SAVE SWEET or UNSWEET 4 0 Z GROCERIES 46-OZ TIN Lemenade T(quar» of pura Lamonada A m F u m ^ Strawberry^SiipjiBr .Grapefruit M ce AIST REDUCED ^ TINS 2% DAIRY department FEATURES I FRIDAY, JUNE 20 Yesr Yoil Can AefuaBy Save Here 5 0 % We're ciiebratinB "JUNE IS NATIONAL DAIRY MONTH" AND I STAY THAT WAY BY SHOPPING BUCKINGHAM CHURCH GASOLINE ~ TIRES — ACCESSORIES FANCY • : “en it our $tores;futuiin|F top irath qualitY Jney prodocifc Thraa .SltHnga-^, e, 7 F; 3I.V 17-01 TINS AT BURSACK^ SUPER MARKET;-" InEVVYORK STATE i (t J- CHICKEN OF THE SEA Adults $1.50—Chlldrrn 75c' DOMINIC BARILE, Operator Fina^ Applesaui A BARGAIN IN GOOD NUTRITION Their wonder air-con- FOR EASY SALADS BITE SIZE TUNA 79-OZ TIN dinning makes shop Richmond Pears TEMPTING DESSERTS 33< ■pits IV 66I(S^ FINAST CHEESE FOOD REG. 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Ma n c h e s t e r 'EVEN ING h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o i w ,, Th u r s d a y , j u n e i 9, i 9B2 PAGE MANCHESTER EVEITOTG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1952 •It-’ p a g e TEN work remains on that project, Eleanor Blotie, Alfred BowldAs, SAVED BY FATHER ycar-old Samuel Nchrager, who was' saved from drowning by hit morrow will be for officers, ad 4 EXTRA OUNCil those whose aymptoma are which, when completed, will re Reaches Scotland Everett Bower. Ann Breor, Myrmi toppled Into a swimming {tool at father, Dr. Arthur Schrager, The severe enough. visors, and gufest leaders at the B | in on Water Ingrid Joyous WON8— WTHT—1$$0 Burr, Joan Butler, Julia . Carey, Mansfield, June 19—(F)—Three- the rear of his" home laid night, boy 'wai "fei^vsB^’b^^ 'Caravan’ Trio parsonage. On Saturday, Sunday lieve the situation in the tjutira. School Details Two in Hospital They act by supplying some of distribution system. WDBO—18W Radio and TV w n o —lOM Donna Chappiaa, Jo-Ann Clifton, •OTTLE the internal secretion which the and Monday evenings there will be WCOO—U90 WHAF— 810 In Good-Will Tour Shirley Crockett, Shirley Delnlckl, supper meetings for aU leaguers . To remedy the situation for the On First Look latlent’s own glands fail to supply. T o Visit Here Taking Affect present, the water department has WKNB— 840 Eoateni DayUght Timo WNHO—Ch. « Edwin Dexso, Rontid Drtacoll, ^ .If • Will Be Given After Fire on (Tie poaslbiltty of adjusting the and all high school young people Janet BMckson, Leona Duakaveeh, with programs planned by the put the Love Lan4 wtll into opera ______!______Stornoway, Scotland, June 19— ------tiae SI the dose to the need U ]>a^ tion to aid the residents living in (IP)—Smiling Max Conrad reach^ Irving Foator, Jalnes Gillette,. John A Ucularly helpful. Csravaners. Parents, Ladles Aid, Town Officials Report At Twin Girls Gndiam, John Gregnnls, Gloria Sub’ at Groton Luther League Consult and the "W e Two" Group are pro the Keeney street area, whose 4 ;t»—WDRC—S t Louis MsUaea. 48:1S—WDRC—Sboppsrs SpecIsL this island in the Hebrides today— ArchHf^ and Planners Ohanoa for Enjoyment WTHT—Massslne of tho Air. WTIC—Nswa Orotta, Marilyn Hall, Beverly viding the metis. The Church Pressure Didn’t Drop higher elevation makes the water WHAY—Nows: Polks'Hop. WTHT—Msrtla Asronsky; This ia a period when many ants Coming' to Con pressure problem more acute, and (OontlBiMd from Page One) completing hts crossing of the At Hansen, Blaine Kupchunos and Of Proposed Projects Council Is caring for some of the WTIC—Bsekita** Wife. WKNB—Phllc Hole. lantic In. his tiny Piper Ciib on a (Continned from Page One) women have leisure —often for has started the emergency pump ■WKNB—Yanks ts. Detroit. WONS—BUI Jsnkins Show. Bari Laraon. cordia for Four Days expense. Yesterday at Center good-will flight to Europe. To Be at Open House the first time in many years. The in the Manchester Green to aid the latlons from til parts of the world ■WONS-dsek Downsv's Muslo Shop. WHAT—Jesllns with W ^p. Also, William Luaclnskas, Har R. B. Chappell, Jr., a company Miss Lenore Zwlck, Concordia and telephone calls clogged the 4 :iS—w n C —Stells DUIss, t:M —WCCC—Nsws Bresktsst News- Conrad, carrying a stack of In old Mansfield, Helen McCaffrey, menopause ushers in a period of Luther League president, chair General Manager Richard Mar residents in that section. WONS—Jock Downey’s Music Shop. n QUALITY vitations to mayors of Scandinav LYNN Poultry Farms A' - "Youth Caravan” of the hospital switchboard. George Mellen, Emil Mulnlte, Jan spokesman, described the fire as life which has special opportunl- man of arrangements, Is aasUted WDRC—Ken snd Carolyn’s Kitchen. WTrf'r—Bob Lloyd. HAVOai Archltectj who prci)ared piaoi Luther League of the United Luth tin’s order to Manchester resi Fight Over Jenny-Ann WTHT—Thy Nelfhbor’i Voice. WTIC—Radio Bisaar. ian countries to attend the Minne et Niceweia, Stacia Ptieskl, Mar BEVBRAQIB for two of tho threo.tchool proj a form of electrical arcing in the Uea for enjoyment. by Richard Wlnzler, Miss Marga During the usual two or three- eran Church In America ■will visit dents to Stop using their hoses be Marring thd* hour of the Rossel 4 :**—WDRC—Rsdte Hsrris; News, i:l3-'WTHT-John Oonta apolis Aquatennial July 18-27, garet ParMt, Ina Paaqutilnt. Carl "CHOICE NATIVE POULTRY DIRECT FROM THE FARM TO YOU" ects thst win be on the referendum main electrical circuit of the aub- Concordia Lutheran Church for ret McMullen, advisor, and Pastor Blinds Association i l lle—WDRC—Yankee ------Kitchen. 4:04—WDRC-New*. ' landed here after a four-hour hop Peterson, Gloria Pope, William year period of adjustment a wom Erich Brandt. tween the hours of 4 and 9 p. m., lini’s'happiness was the legal bat WTIC—Youns Wltder Br— WCCC—11 Buboted knd M HIta Tuesday will be present at the marihe. He did not, however, dis four days, tomorrow, through ‘ WTHT—HobTUoyd ® ow , WKNB—Newa: PolonU, __^.... from Keflavlk Airport, Iceland. Raulukaltla, June Rose, Robert open house- te tb o aeartog room an should be active . both men The Sunday service at Concor-|ito prevent a loss of pressure In the tle ;With Mlaa. Bergman's ex-hus- close exactly how It occUrted. tally ;and physically. It ia not too Monday. Ertds Secorid Yeiq[i* band. Dr. Peter Lindatroni. WCCC—Ooremor Loose. WONS—Newa. ' ' Long-distance solo flights in his Saxton, Erancla Sedar, Agnes Set- of the Munlclpsl Building today to A caravan ia made up of three dia will be observed< as a youth overburdened water distribution 4 .4S_WTIC—Women In my HotRouse. WTHT—Breakfaat Club. single-engine plane—speed 126 sky. Helen Sheldon. SaUy Stiles, — BROILERS, FRYERS, ROASTERS, FOWL He said the fact that the first oc- late_ to renew_ old_ interests which sendee.___The. caravaners-WlU- be Llndstrom is fighting in a Los .....-*woNS=*iecfUmt.for..ChMwLn. _J»T10=TTheaUr.ji Jdilody,__ _ top-grade^Lutheran young-people system, has-ap^rently- taken- af miles- an ■ honr,-wing"8pan~29-f eet Ge6rg«-St»ner'drr-lTene-SttHivanr vrtSwhat they wOl rote to ac- curretT in a "very confined"afea”^ have perhsps fallen "By the w iy- guests, and it Is hoped to have one Arigelea court’ a request by "the "ac-" WKNB—News;. Requeet Matinee. . WHAT—Ittilan nfiwam . POULTRT CLEANEO- AND DRAWN-READY TO COOK----- added to Its Intensity." If-tt-had oc slde whtia children were small or with varied abilities, who visit fect. • The Connecticut Chapter of the tress to have her flra^boni. 13- .Bite—WDRC—News; Old Record Shop. 4:13—WDRC—Tbl* I* Hartford. are nothing new for Conrad. He Beverly Warbec, Carol WtUtara, oe-releat.:; nt fpoalr ahoiit th* work nf —-Water ■ depertment-offlcitie—to- L —-WONS—Tello-Toat.— —...... new thc-same- plane-lo-Reme-and- ■ ^ELBINBBHOPL /ictor A. Frld'of Ebbets J'rld curred in ' " a less confine area,----- to develop new interesfs udiT6K the Luthor League. VenlKian~"BlH3 XssoclilTon ST year-old Jenny Ann (Fla), vfirt" ---- WHAT—atory Gpckq--,— - - r ------4;M—WKNB—lUIlan Hour. Chappell said, there might have woman can follow the rest of her them to help tho local leagues with day reported that the pressure,, as her In Rome this summer. _ — 1 WTHT—News; Joe Olrand Show. WONS—Crean.PatUraon. • back In 1950. phen Wisneakl, Theodora Wuskell and Prentice, architects on the their young people’s program. recorded at the Center, did not America held its annual dinner- ! - w n C —Just Plain Blll.^ BUY YOUR CHOICE PARTS been no serious -injuries. life. ■ WONS—Set. Preston of the Yukon. WCCC—ir 'Hundred and 90 Hlta and Barbara Zogorskt. Portable Equipmmt proposed 18-room Vemtin«l.ydan TEEN-AGER KILLia> drop at all yesterday in the period dance Saturday at Wilcox’s Pier, Lindatrom testified that Rossil- w n C —Newa; Hal Kolb. Readied For Trials Concordia visitors, three young WKNB=3Mre; Requert lUtlneo. WHAT—Italian Program. Grammar School . elementary. during whloh -the use of-hoses-was. Savin. Rock.,., the event marking Itnl )iad a reputaUpn as a drug aq- .. ia»^"WH^?CrMby> Quamr, _ . Union. Granunar, School, exer .10 HIlUanlStrMt IBssr) women, leaders In other states diet and a'm'mi of loose morals. 4:45—WDRC^Sing Crortry. ' BREASTSf LEGSf WlNGSg GIBLETS, hearing room Between o ana 8 Hie Jlre- broke"" out' 'while BSe who will , travel through 13 states Avon, June 19—(d^-— An 18- restructed. the end of a successful business WnC-TTonl Pege Ferrell. WTIC—Victor H. Llndlahr. ) l l l g cises pertaining to graduation were 0‘eiock and again i»tween T and Herder w u moored at a fitting out The U; S. state department was 1:30—w n O —Notes end Quotes. Phone 2-8307 or 2-8504 In their tour this summer, are yeor-old West Hartford boy, and social season for the Connecti WHAY—Band by Demand. WHAT—Famoua Trlala held yesterday afternoon at the 9. Donald Root, of Carl J. Malm- dock, Said a company spokesman; Nell J. McKlrdty, was killed Martin Issued his order Tuesday cut Chapter, which is in its second expected to decide today whether WKNB—Dick Haymei. Local Stocks Miss Barbara Nestander, of Oma after a 30-pound drop ih"The water WONS—Sky KInc. t:33_W0NB—Ken Canon Show. school. Diplomas were awarded by LIVERS, BACKS AND NECKS feldt and Associates, who pre^red. "The ship was being readied for shortly before midnight Wed year. to gruit a visa to Roseellinl so he WDRC—Memory,-Lane. _ . . 62 In Graduation Frank Pierce, secretary of the the plana for the seren-room^w ha. Neb., a graduate of Omaha pressure was recorded Monday. A WTHT—Tom Corbett Space Cadet 14:44—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. Graduation exercises for 52 stu a trial cruise before Being turned University and a former , State nesday night when tbe oar In The chapter has been guided by can fly to Los Angeles. WTHT—My True Story. school board, to 17 graduates. ers School addition, is expected Qnotatloiis Furnished By drop of five pounds was noted fol Rossellini says he .Is eager to i:IS_W D R C — Kurt Meetey-Mertha w nO —Welcome TYavelera . „ dents of Ellsworth Memorial ’High over to the Navy. These ships are Luther League treasurer, as lead which he ivas riding, crashed In George Flndell of Flndell Manu Tilton. The Little League Alumni Team to be present from 5 until the ses put through extensive tests which Cobum 4k MIddlebrook, Inc. lowing the order Tuesday. repudiate Llndstrom’s accusations WCCC—Newa: 13 Hundred and 90 School were carried out Tue.aday Market Closed Saturdays er; Miss Phyllis Beatty, of Ham to a telephone pole on Deer factoring Company in Manchester, WHAT—Sporta. Hlta . ^ will practice tonight starting at Sion ends at 9. The open house tax the equipment beyond the nor cuff road, atop Avon mountain. In announcing the order Tuee- as president, and the following of that be Is unfit company for Jen a,3S—WONft-CectI Brown; News. WKNB—New*; Guy Lombardo. n l^ t In the school auditorium. 6 p. m. at S t Francis .of Assisi S p rin g IN SEASON, NOW! started at 3 o’clock this sftemoon. 1 p. m. prices mond, Ind., president of the WTHT—Weather. Diplomas were awarded by Merle mal operative capacities, it was Northwest District Luther League One other teen-ager, Cwmie day, Martin said the lack of pres ficers; ylce president, Herbert ny Ann and plead for court ap- ' WHAT—Italian Newa: Mualc. athletic field. In addition to the architects, during this testing the fire occur Bunk Stocks sure resulted from the inadequate proval of her proposed visit. Erenlas 11:93—WTHT—whlapertng Street*. Woodmansle, superintendent of Kcopsriko and a ranking member of the Na Egan, la a patient at Hartford Dunne, Norwalk: secretary, Helen 4:0e—WDRC—News. WONS—New*. ^ Toko timo by tho foroloek— onjoy thoso Spring members of the School Building red." Bid Asked "hospital with a right arm injury water distribution submarines constructed at Florence Fray, of Marion, Va., a and a slight scalp wound. Two fr6m the supply system, which is David Yorburg, Durham. doesn’t want to come to Rome, WTIO-Newa. _ . WTIC—Double or Nothing. Fryort for dinnor whilo thoy oro ot thoir por- cation and Oeneral Manager Rich of Manchester ..., ■33 36 testimony which saddened and de WKNB—Newa; Sporta. Music. WONS—Guy Lombardo. The Invocation was given by the huge factory here are tested student at Marion College and others escaped gerious Injury. sufficient to meet the town’s needs. WTIC—Double or Nothing. ard Martin will be present to an by a trial crew before being turned Hartford National The order is expected to be ia The Bitter was meeting for the pressed her mother. WONS—News. Rev. David Crockett, pastor of the foetion. Wo loloctod tho stock from which thoy swer questions concerning the missionary secretary of the Vir tVTHT—News: Joe Olrand. WKNB—Myatery .VolCf. _• Community Church. Talks were over to the Navy for further tests. Bank and Trust .. 29 Vi ginia Luthbr League. Police found an Indians hoy of effect until the project to improve first time the little boy she was Miss Bergman and Rossellini 4:13—W_TIC—Bob Steele. 11:43—WTRrXlfafnat the Storm. ' woro brod, thon soloctod thoio Fryors from fhot three projects, for which a total Hartford Conn. Trust 86 have a son, Robertlno, . bom in WONS—Sport*. WONS—Guy Lombardo A Blag presented by Elaine Kupchunos approp^tion of gl,580,000 ia being The first tests are made up and Concordia Luther Leaguers five after" he had taken a five-mile the water service to the Manches to take care 6t...... WHAY—SporU, Supper Serenade. Manchester Trust ... Sitter—Do you go to school? February, I960, before they were WDRC—J»ck Smith. and Janet Nlcewtez, co-valedlc- soloctod bfoed. If oN that totindt oxponsivo, it sought The appropriations which down the'Thames river. have arranged for four evening stroll. Maybe mother Just sent him ter Green area is completed. It is i];ia!?gv%;c—13 Hundred and 90 HiU. torlans; Margaret Parent and Irv Phoenix State Bank estimated that Another month’s Child—No. I’m sent. legally free to wed. 4:34—WDRC—Jack Zalman. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. the votsrs wta baaaked to approve The Hardqr is a submarine of and T ru s t...... 80 84 meetings. .A supper . meeting t^.,.tq "the itora...... - i l l s —WTIC—Weather... ------WKNB-Newa; -140 Club, . ing Foster. ct - aal’.itatorlans; and is notl If It s H ^ t t s good ootin9— it shoiildL or disapprove at the referendum the 'Tarig clua. The company al WDRC—Thia I Bellere, WONS—Ladle* Fair. Roland Driscoll, class president ready has turned over to the Navy Fir* Insurance Oomnanlea 4 :34—WONS—Mualc foa America. WTHT—Lon* Journey. are. $1,800,000 for the Vemon- Aetna F ir e ...... 65 V4 67 V4 WTHT—Sereno Oammell. _ w nO —Strike It Bkh. The Enrico CasSlnghlno. math home comfort Lydall school, $250,000 for the the U. 8. S. Trigger while qnother, W TIC—Your Senator from ConntoU- WHAT—Italian Newa; Mualc. and .science award went to Mar the U. S. 8. Trout, w4Jl be commis Hartford Fire ...... 138 143 Bowers project, and $130,000 for National Fire ...... 64 Vi 66Vi cut* 11:13—WTHT—'Whan A Girl Marriea garet Parent; The National Scho the renovation and two^oom ex sioned June 27. WDRC—Guy Lombardo. 11:33—WONS—Newa' Phoenix ...... -...... 90 96 — 4:43—wnCr-Three Btar Bxtia. 11 iS4—WDRCr-Oraikd Slam...... lastic and Proas Association award MORiARTY Bros FARM FRESH EGGS DAILY pansion'of the South School. ' Chappell said the ’Trout alto WDRC—Lowell Thoma*. .WOiX—Newa; 13 Hundred A 30 Hlta to Efialne Kupchunos, Janet Nlce- To be eligible to vote at the Bufter^ similar fire damWe dur Ufq and Indemnity Ina. Cos. W T H T -8tock new*; Sport*. WTIC—Bob and Ray. wiex and Carol Whltham; DAR 3 1 5 C E N I t R 5 1 CHANDU4 Mae' tsoiee referendum on »-theee appropria ing its river trial but theris. waa Aetna Casualty ...... 96 100 WKNB—Fblt Rlaauto'a Sporta Cere- WHAT—Malaano Program. award to Margaret Parent; Na MANCHESTER CENTER # NEkT DOOR TO SEARS kOEBUCK. SOS MAIN ST. 'WaMlae 12 no delay lii turning the ship 'oyer Aetna U f e ...... 93 97 van. WONS—Quaen for a Day. T t I 5 115 tions, a person need not be a reg 4 :84—WONS—Sport*. WTHT—Break the Bank, tional Honor Society award to istered voter, so long os he can to the Navy. Conn. General ...... 149 154 1:04—WDRC—Beulah. tl ;43—WDRO—Roaemary. Rontid Driscoll, Irving Foster, TELEPHONE 2-8098 — OPEN THURSDAY TIL 9 P. M. ^ a rtfo rd Steam Boll. . 40 43 WTHT—Weather; Joumef of the Air w n C —Dave Oarroway. DEWEY-RIOHiAN satisfy property quallflcstlons WKNB—Proudly We Hail. Elaine Kupchunos, Janet Nlce- Sn,ENTClX)W I'I which require that he owns real T^velera ...... 660 680 WKNB—Mualc Out of the Weat. 787 MAIN s m m n WONS—Fulton Lewi*. - „ WHAT—Ronaoni Program. wlex, Margaret Parent, June Rose, property assessed at. $1,000 or \ PubUo CtiUUea WTIC------Iren* Dunn A Fred Mae- Aftenaei Beverly Warbec and William lx>os OIL BURNERS more, or personal property u - ConrfcsUght Power ..14% 16V4 Murray. _ 13:94—WDRC—Wendy Warren. oif the Junior class; Hugli Greer 3; 15—WONS—Tello-Teat WCCC—Luncheon Muilcal*. ses^ at $^ . T h e Conn, ^ w e r ...... 35 V4 37 H WTHT—Elmer Davl*. WKNB—Newa; Movie Tim*. athletic awards to Gloria Grotta, These voters will vote at the Hartfonr-EIec. Lt. ... 47 40 WDRC—Jack Smith. - WHAT—Italian Voice. Alfred Bowldaa; Judd Files State Armory om Main street. Hartford Gas Co...... 38 41 1:34—WONS—Gabriel Heatter. WONS—Curt Maaaey 'rime. sportsmanship award to George So. New Engiand WTHT—Silver Kasle. WTHT—Jack Berch Show. Voting for Indents of the flrat WHAY—Symphony Hall. WTIC—Newa; Weather. Stone. Jr.; Industrial Art Teach district will be at the East Side Doctor Tel...... X,...... 33V4 35V4 WTIC—Newa of the WorMt 13:13—WDRO—Aunt Jennie'* Storlea er’s Association award to Irving Recreation Building, for residents Manufacturing Oomnanlea WDRC—Pessy Lee, WKNB—.Bing C**aby. Foster; Richard Blaney award to WKNB—BTWFIEN YOU" WTIC—One Man'a Family. 13:33—WONS—■Women’ * Pag*. Bowidas and Ellen McCaffrey; • Armoiy, ■ liid- fdr resMehts o f the Bristol Brass ...... 13:4S::,WX>BCrr.Roinaca. nt Helen Trent. AoU’vity award to Rontid-Driscoll; FVace~i£h'aVarv WKNB—Man on tbe Street fourth district, at the Community Women Should Renew Active Collins ...... SHOP HRSt FOOD.™''...... — .. - .. - - WONS—Modern Adventure* of Caatn- WTIC—Herjorl* Mill*. Music awards to Elaine Kup T oh North Main street. Intenwts During Menopause Ejn-Hart ‘...... 78 X 3 ova. WHAT—La Rosa Program. chunos. Ronald Driscoll, Stephen The polls will be open from 8 Fsfnlr Bearing ..... 34 V4 WTIC—Father Know* Beat WCCC—Newa. Wisneakl and Ina Pa.squtiinl: WHAT—Pollah National Home. WTHT—Phil Becker. Maw*. a. m. .to 8 p. in. By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. Hart A Cooley ...... 36^4 saijs WTHT—Cafe EaUnbul. 13:43—WDRC—Our Gal Sunday. Presents Painting Written for NEA Service Landers, Frary, Clk. 22 <4 24 <4 WKNB—Newa; Ed Swett.Show. WKNB—The Patteea. Myron. Burr presented the class New Brit. Mach. Co. 31 33 I ;30—W^RC—Playhoua*. WTHT—W* th* Women. gift which waa a painting by Al- The change of "life, or meno WnC—Nlsht Seat. WCCC—Mualc for MUady. bertus E. Jones, art teacher in Truman Forecast North and Judd ... 27 SO WTHT—Defenae Attorney. WONS—Cre&n Pftttersoo. pause, usually begins about the Russell Mfg...... 16 15 17 WONS—The Hirdy Family, >TORC-N«wi. the high school. Richard Hearin, age of 45 and takes several years Stanley Works com. 49 - 53 4:04—WTHT—Amateur Hour. WTHT—W « the Women; Neiri. class president accepted the gift Wrong on Deficit before the adjustment is complete. 90 WTIC—Dragnet. W n C —New*, for the school and It will be hung Terry Steam ...... 100 WDRC—Mr. Chameleon. WCCC—UenchesUr Hetlnet. Mott women pass through it with Torrlngton ...... 32 34 WONS—Bill Henry New*; Rod W K N ^ T h e PetUes. in the main office. The clask song (Oonftaied out either‘physical or Tiiental dis Union Mfg...... ’ 18 21 Gun CIuB'nf the A lr...... - WONB^News:------~ (words a«d music by Janet Nice- turbances of any serious nature. U, 8. EnvHopo com. 72 82 4 :13—WDRC—New*. WHAT—Betty Klmb&ll. wler) was sung by members of W H AY-Red Sox v*. St. Loul*. Itl6—WDRC—Ifa Perkin*. Officials now say iprodlng will Tho menopause it more, than the Ui S. Envelope pfd. 61 86 ,4:34—WDRC—Star* In the Air. WTIC—Juke Box JlAcl«s. the group. Rev. Joseph A. Rice, fall at least SVi billion and pos ending of one physiological func Veeder-Root ...... 32 >,4 85 H w n C —Counterspy. WTHT—Peul Heiwiy. pastor of St. Catherine’s Church tion. Actually, it represents the Tho above quotations are not to WONS—Reporter* Roundup. WONS—Yankee Food Show. In Broad Brook, pronounced the sibly more than four billion, be 4:f3—WTHT—Foreign Reporter. WHAT—Betty Kimball. low Truman's $70,900,000,000 development of a new balance be be construed as actual markets. 10:00—w n O —Your Hit Parade. 1:9b—WDKC—Touna Dr. Malone. braediction. tween the various Intpmal glands WONS—Frank Edward*. WCCC—New*; Mancheeter Matinee. ’ Students Named spending estimate. ' W'THT—New*: Dream Harbor. Whatever Ita effect pn western which is caused by gradual slow Guam U the largest of the Mari WKNB—Baaebell Matinee. Those who graduated: ing down o f the functions of the WDRC—Rohert Q’a Waxworka. WTHT—County New*; Muelo Hell Shirley Bancroft. Marilyn Ban defenses, this drop wiH much more ana Islands and la 1,500 miles east ] 10:13—WONS—Jacra Waxwork*. l:4^WKNB-SporU S^lel. than compensate for a decline in ovaries. of Manila. 10:34—WTHT—Traaaury Baad. j 1:«S—WDRC-<3uiLlnx Light nock, Eltine Barber, John Barber, tax revenues below the expected The most obvious refiecUon of WONS—Jack** Waxworka.' WONS—SporU Review. these changes la the cessation of WDRC—Sen. Brian McMahon. l:lg^WONB^Boeton Brave*. total. . . ■w nC -N ew a; Tin Pan Alley. 3:0G—WDRO—Second Mr*. Burton. Taxes are up—as who doesn't the menses and the impossibility 10:43—WONS—Jack'* Waxworka WHAT—OpetL Ho^we. Itnow?—but it appears-they will qf further reproduetlon. Neither -■r— ttt44 ' Nawa on AU K ationa . „ . WCCC—Ifu la . - . . MU o f : these ' need produce any con- ’ U :43—WDR.Ce-Tou.,and. the . Wlorld, WONS—CoanecUoat -Baliroom.-----—. {til some billion ddllara Short' cent in the great majority of wom - 11:13—WONS—Jack'a.vVaxworka WTHT—Harr Vargaiwt McBrfda. of the $82,700,000,000 Truman WTHT—Bob B. Lloyd. WKNB—New*; Keyboard Kapera; en. Nature has provided these WHAY—Night Watch. Music. budgeted. changes for reasons which seem H ;*4—WDRCf-Publlc Service Program 2:15—WDRC—Perry Mason, On the spending aide, slower- CHICKEN ]1:34—w n C —Favorltea of the Famou* w n C -D o c to r 's Wife. desirable both for the individual U;04—W T IC —Newa; Dance Mualc; 1:1S—WONS—Neir*. than-expected mUltsry deliveries woman and for mankind as ^ M m a m n tM n MMM. are likely to continue and to keep Newa WHAT—Red Sox va. St. Loula. THE WASH TEST PROVES IT! whole. ; OFTHESEA WHAT—Night Watch. 1 :3 4 -WDRC—Nor* Drake. outlavs for the year beginning Many women are greatly con Tomorrow W nC -C loderell* Weekead. July 1 below the $86,400,000,000 cerned about the posilbliiUcs for 4:04—t v n c —Frank Atwood. WCCC—New*; Mualc. level aimed at by the President. WONS—The Pappy Howard Show. WTHT—Dick Wall’s. Mualc Hall. conception during the latter stagea WHAY—Newa; Rural Roundua WONS-Sam Hayea, Conit. Ballroom. Oongresa may trim that further of the menopause. It Is indeed 4:15—WDRC—Hymn Time. I:43-W D RC —B rlj^ er Day. 816 LtAWl BASttAlL by cutting appropriations. difficult to tell exactly when con 4:13—WTIC—Newa. 3:44—'WDRC—Himop Houa*. In any case, prospects ere that 4:34—WDRC—Yawn Patrol. WONS—Jack Dovfney’a Muale Shop. ception is no longer possible, tiid Cut From Heavy Steer Beef w n C —Waathor; Frank Atwood. w n C —LU* Can Be BM Utifti the govemment’a deficit for fiscal many pregnancies have occurred KRAFT'S WCCC—Production NewareeL WTHT—Marriage For Two.. I HISTORIC SPOTS 1063 will be scaled down sub up to 62 or even 66 years of age. WHAY—Chapel Time. WKNB—New*; 840 Club. nifli 4 M n d iiH li stantially from Truman’s $14,400,- It has, however, been stated, WTHT—Morning Devotiosa SH3—W n C —Road of Life. CHUCK ROAST 4:43—WTHT—Breakfaat with Ben. WDRC—Houaepsrty. MUSEUM Of SCIENCE 000,000 forecast. that there is comparatively little VELVEETA WHAT—Variety Time. WTHT—Mary Marlin. Bh’cn If the government goes chance of conceiving when a year BLOCK .STYLE—BONE IN • ;53—WONS—Early Edition. 3i3S—WCCC—New*; Mualc. six billions In the red this year. It 1:00—WDRC—NewatUp*; — WTHT—Joyce Jordan. or more has passed since the last WTIC—Bob Steela WTIC—Pepper Young’* Family. Special LOW-COST will be ahead for the postwar period. k r a f t ' s\ h e e s e WTHT—Breakfaat With Ben. t;3S—W K N ^Y anka v*. Detroit. Sunday Fares ' period. Taking the six-year out When symptoms, do develop, the WONS—Weather: Btll Jtnkina I 3:44—WDRC—Cedric Adana. m u WASH VOHR cu n is come as“ a whole, federal Income WKNB—Phil Hale Show. |i:43—WnC—Rlsht to H*P| most common are hot flashes, ivi’- WCCC—Good Morning Mualc. WOCO—Jr. Duo Jockey. will have exceeded outlays 1 8-4 normal menses, a tendency to mel BONELESS AND BACXm *■ WHAY—Allan Brown Show, ^MnterA ROUND TBIP from pillions. Edr the fiscal years 1047- ancholy, putting on weight, hetil- Hxrrl*. BOKA, OUD ENGUra ' k Air. 61, there, was a cumulative sur aehes and eleeplesaness. Qlandu- WDRC->Bt Loala Matinee. MANCHESTER lar prodycta are now available MWHinASnDEiUOHE! plus of 7 8-4 billions. WTIC—B«ck*Uffe Wife. which can‘ he given by injection POT ROAST WKNB—New*. EVERY SUNDAY EXCEPT or-by mouth which WiH -help-moat PETER PAN T elevision JULY 8, AUG 81 h Sew-Simpfe For Playtime ).45 TAX YOU NAVE TO SEC IT TO BELIEVE ITI And Pe*r.orV In-VivIH Coloj; ONLY \ INC. you can aee HI You can see how much 86901 F. M. i r s A NEW TIDE MIRAGLEI l-e yri. ASSORTED 4:00—Spmmertlme TJ.S.A. PLEASE GALL whiter Tide alone gets clothee than any t h e n e w 6:00—Toe World We I4v« In. CMIdrrn under 12—Half Faro 6:IS-C«bbT Hayes. THIS NUMBER Children under 6—Free other washing product with a bleach added! EvM if ynn Mnncli clothM 6:90—Howdy Doody. ’ No matter what bleach you use in the wash COLD CUTS 6:00—Joe'* Show. If you require service Sunday train leaves Manches ev«m|giit,th«y vron't bn m r g H J T H 6:2&—Weather Foreewt. water... no mattti: what soap or ‘ ‘detergent” e: 30—World New* TotUy. during June, July and ter at 9:36 A. M.. D. S. T. white u TIDE timmi 6:45—Sport* Parade. Return train leaves South Sta you use it with . . . yoUr clothea won’t come 7 :0 O -K ^ a . Fran A Ollla. August. 7:16—Great Americana. tion, Boston, at 6:45 P. M. out BO white as they will with Tide alone! ’ TkiNK n r i t l You can Uks two 7:90—Sportamen’* Club. ARMOtnVS SKINLKSS 7:46—C ^ e l Newa CarAvan. Now Biff Leaffue Baseball Amaxing now laboratory te ^ prove it— toarals; wash ons with Tide tions, ...... ' " "Evwy'SBnday-iir^floston pt~T ide and prove it fiw yonraelfl" - HOLIDftY^ 8:90—Cbance of a Llfatlma. rwie .... 9:00—Red Skelton. ' night. . . sad%han coospeurs tham Jit J •a [< < J'U.^ . — W AiKFUES _arUn Kane. Ct|»IIE5 CtOTOT ' *fer YoB^Sese thaLHis-: PORTABLE RADIO -Wlnchell-Mahoaay. NEW HAVEN Wr-V-'-.CI-.V.., .Fsrettn' Yntrtatie: '■ .' ■■■ ■ “ W i m l o w RAIL ROAD / oUniMir titan smy’aosp'-e/. .95 4 :S^^Taa^^attem an’d Music. been anything like Tide for wsuibday d n / y 10:45—Flrat 100 Yaars. WHITER than any aoap or “ detergent" with a bleach added. It’s ^ 11 ;0O—Film*. miracles. Thtsre'B sriU nothing like Tide! . , CHOPPED BEEF 11 ;00—To Be Anounced. waabday’s big news. . . and you owe it to your clothes to tiy it! 11:30—Strike It Rich. ■ it P. M. JIM’S You’ll never want to put bleach in the wash water again, once Leea Batteriee. 13:00—Conneetleut Club Reporter. 13:13—Love Ot Lite. you aee bow much-whiter clothea come withTide alone! , 13:30—Search For Tomorrow. Plays on electricity or battery. 13:43—What’a CooklcsT 1;3S—Dodeera va. PIttaburah. Big rich tone — long distance SWIFT'S p r e m iu m s m o k e d 1:13-W0»^New* CORNER LUNCH ■vl. NO OTHER WASHING PRODUCT GAN PROMISE ALL THIS! WCOO—Good Momloa Music. I lls —W n C —Weather. 1081 MAIN STREET — Across from Army-Navy Club , reception — long life. Black, 1i34—WtXNJ—News; Good H om lns PICNICS Mualc. Telephone 2-8186 TIDE is milder for hands than , Maroon, and Gray. ■ W n c-B ob Steele. Momlac Watoh. Wsshts clothss WDRC—Tbe Mualc Box. NOW FEATURING WHAY—Coffee CTub. any other leading "detergentl’ WKNB-Ne#*: Phil* Hale WONS—Bill Jittklna Show. 1:33—WTHT—Wealhar. QBT MVSIC WDRC—Naart. ITALIAN PIZZA So safe for washable colors! WHITER WONS—We*th«-Weather. 4:04-i^RC—Wc.JRC—Worid Newa Roundup. than you can Usaeh thsmi ■ W nO—Newa with a sauce that’s out of' this 4 A N D NEWS WKNB—New*; Sport* DI(**L world, and with a delicate crust VESI With all its deaning and whitening Here ia a darling little play WTHT—Phil Belckar. Newa action, ’Tide hasten am ^qg new mild dreM that is the easiest kind of WCCO-^lddle Coner. that will melt in your month. Gets clothss 2858 ! WONS—Newa ness. N ot even tbe miideBt “ detergents” "^ sewing, and all she needs for sum Measuring 16 by 31 inches this WHEREVER WHAT—Newa mer playtime. Skirt and pantib handsome peacock design is work GRINDERS AND SPAGHETTI m ade especially for dishwashing are so are cut in one piece, wriq> around ed in easy-to-do cross stitch snd YOU GO! g im ^ a ^ kiiid to hands os ’Fids! and tie in front Trim with bold breath-taking colors It will lend CLEANER riorac. distinctive charm to any room and 500 SETS OF.: ALSO A SPECIALTY Pattern No. 8690 la a-aew-rite ia equally attractive when used on ACTUALLY nnianTENS COLOnSI For dra "F a fcanfiRg np wkitsr than any soapl perforated pettem in alzea 1, 2, 3, a bedspread. Stop in tonMt (or any night oftnr 5)— whnn Jim matic proof of Tids’a wondwful aafsty, dttkes— thinks to TIDE!" 4, 5. 6 yeara. Slae 2, 2H yarda Pattern No. 2868 contains hot SEAT COVERS boguM mrvlng that ddlcieui p in a watch soap-dulled wash prints snd table o f Scinch. Iron transfer, material require 4S)Tt Mrt. gmsmii Traast For thia^ pettem, aend 30c in ments, |tltch illustrations and color linens come brighter after just one'Tide 4f gls44d, Ht« Jaraty. coina, your name, eddreaa, aise de chart $12 95 And Up PIZZA SERVED wash. Yss, ma’am!. Tide really caiea for “ I’vs tried sU the beet washday sired, and tbe pattern number to Send 26c In coins, your name, clothes end cokm just aa it dose for your MILDER Sue Burnett (The Meneheeter Eve address and the pattern number Potterton’s soaps—the new ‘detergents,’ mSTAIXED ITREE hands. ^ ning Herald), 1180 Ave. Americas, to Anne Oabot (The Manchester Famous for Servie* ALL DAY SATURDAY ^ too. I’ve always added the best for hands than any other landing "dctorgsRt”i New York 86, N. T. Elvenlng Herald), 1160 Ave. Amer 'For 21 Yuan bleach I could buy to them, but Send 30 cents today for your icas, New York 88, N. Y, " CAMPBELL AND SUNDAY AND TIDE IS SO TABirTT TO USEI Sudi my clothes never came so white copy o f Basle Fashion '03. It Anne Cabot’s New Album of a litde ITde makes s u ^ oceans of rich, as they did after my first wash NO WONDER TIDE IS THE WORLD’S FWORITE WASHDAY FiODIiCT! shows you how to make your Needlework is chock-full of grand 130 Crnittr Str««t AUTO SUPPLY . wardrobe do douUe duty with eco- designs, plus exciting features and (Cerntr of Church) 28 BI88ELL 8T— TEL. 5187 (OTHER DAYS AFTER 5 P. M.) long-lastiiig sods . . . goss so Car in hardsst ■wing Tida ^ n e ! I atill can aoadeal, time-saving stylea Gift a gift pattern printed in tbe book, < BIANGHESXER wotar. it’s a mirads of economy. horilly bslieva U^-but it’s Palmer, Joan Hetnx. Andrea Ohio, were guests at th* home of . though a pre-registration la ..not cents and said he'd enjoyed .the mantlc; Mlsa Mary Baldwin and members gaVe their presentation WMtiiig Awarded ^ a n Leaves $531 'wesr.— ...... ■Mlar^fSaorgla' Cookawn,'" both - o f of "the travsllmg- •program, -the GOoleyr -Henry .-Dupr*yr—Gharle8- Mi>*r-GrG*a''-«GMnts-Mr»-«nil.4trs.- 2 Churdies Stall necessary. - Parental permission, Saoog,. Clifton Goodale; Luetlla Frank HamIKon, Their son Robert however, is necessary f o r . awlm^ After he left, o couple of regu rSoiiilb Coventryw StoiTSt Norman Htllery and Mor origin and story o f p'.-ogress of tele Zoning Exception Soughf lar customers told “Mfl. PevlvL Palmer, Mary Lathmp, Judith Cross hss Just reached Okinawa ming instruction. Children will be ris Silverstein, both of .Manches phones. This was an enacted his- ' Exchange Honor Schools on July 7 T ip Tor Waitress to look on the table. Under the Mrs. Panllne Uttlo ter; anc) airman Charles ' Wolfe Louis, John Clark, Clarence Pa- for active service in the United transported to and from Globe 1 -I Vacation School tory shoaing phone, apparatus man’s plate she found 58 cents 'I Coventry 7-6281 now stationed at New London. Starting July 7 and continuing dating from the first ^rude form qurt. Gordon Rice and Robert States Army. Another guest - at For Motel on McNall St. Hollow. The instruction is given in a napkin and 3531, including Mann. the Hamilton home was Mr*. Heyden Whiting was presented in eooperation with John Hedlund Orange, Va., June 19-rW —The Airman Smith the son of Mr. and for two n-eeks, there will be morn to the pre."ent modern e^ipment. The Community—- Vacation two 1100 bills. -- '. Coll Manchester's Sewero9e SpecioUsts Mrs.rLoulsTt. Smith ofB outb CSV. Ciauson rf-PlGrld*i a^alster o f Mr. with the president’* pin of the Ex-, and thr town recreation depart well-dressed stranger who walked Measuring Complete ing sessions of Church Vacation Lecturer.” Margaret Yeomans re- ■ " The programr ~ ^ change Club l*at night by State cSiurch. School sponsored each The customers, who were not entry, will leave Friday to return Process'onal “ Pomp and Cir Hamilton. Th» 55onln» Board of App«als*ToHan(l turnpike In Bualneaa Zone ment. into the local restaurant "Just had The measuring of Improvements School. "God’* dut-of-Doors,” has mind.rd the mflnbers of Flag Day Exchenge Club Prealdmt Jack summer by Center Congregational to have corned beef.” Identified, told police they saw In the north part of Route 44 A and to his base at Newfoundland after been chosen as a studjsrtheme. All and Its- signiacance. She read cumstance March" Mrs. Parsons; wiU hold public hearings Monday, U- All children of the community a 10-day leave here. Mrs. Smith DELEGATES TO MEET Finney of Qleetonbury. 'The brief Balch-Pontiac, Inc., seek* ex Church and South Methodist are invited . to attend the school. When the waitress brought him the man empty hia pockets and SAVE TWO WAYS; everything south of this along who can help with these cluses items on the care and use of the class hymn, "Blest^ Be The .Tie plans to Join her husband June 26. That' Binds," gradualeit; Welcom ceremony took place prior to the Ji^ne SO, on 11 application* for ex tension of permission to store and Church will be held this year be A slight fee is charged. hamburger steak instead, he hide the tip before he left. (1) LOW PRICE . , . the most modem equipment and ma Route 31 has been completed ex are asked to get In touch with American fiag and Sl.ster Vera Exchange Club'a dinner-meeting For Your Added sell new and used motor vehicles took a couple of bites and depart The tip now is in the hands of She will make the trip by plane. ing address class president, John Hartford. June 19-(iP)~Con- ceptions to the toning regulations ginning Monday, July 7 and con chinery in Connecticut makes possible a BETTER JOH at a cepting the private developments Mrs. Paul Donahue. The Happy Stanley read an article on the nectlcut .delegates and altemstes et which time Manchester High's Convenienee . . at Center and Winter streets, in ed-leaving behind a $531 tip. the police. They say, they’ll by the New England Appraisals Clark; dance, "Gustav Skoal" Including one for a motel at Me-' tinuing through Friday, July 18. LOWER PRICE. DENTIST SUSPENDED Hour, 11 a. m. to noon will be con meaning of "Flag". After , the to the Democratic national con baseball team was honored at the Quleh Funeral H o m e ------Business Zone II. That's the story blonde Mrs. -hold It for a year while trying to (2) YOUR JOB IS ENGINEERED . . . all septic tanks, Drain Associates, Inc., the firm conduct tinued through this month etrJi meeting, ail present enjoyed straw- grade 1; rhythm, hand grade 2; the added comfort of nlr-besB* Nall atreet and the Wilbur Crosa aasees will be held from 9 a. m. Viola Devlvi; 22, told police, here find the stranger. If they don’t, Hartford. June 19 — — Dr. May-pOle danct grade .7; choral vention will meet tonight to elect Country aub. WhiUng wa» re Two application* have been sub Mrs. Knopp Back age and sewer llB w nire Installed under the watchful snper- ing the revaluation of the Coven Sunday. R«v Stephen R. Cham lierry shortcake and coffee made cently elected president ■ of th* ttenlng. AutnmaUo edntMl Parkway. mitted by Cheerful Homes, Inc., until 11:45 a. m., Monday through last night. And It’s-the story the money goes to Mrs. Devlvi. Clyde R. Salmons, “a West Hart speaking grades 4 and 5; tribute U. S. Sen. Brian McMahon rhalr. Paul S. Lavltt*seeks.permliwion vlsion of a Drainage Engineer. RESULT: Yon are protected try tax list*. Roger W. Driggs, berlain preached his first rermnn, and served by Slater Doris Hutch man of the state delegetloit. Stete Manchester Exchange Club. He mita a cooling, iMteahtaih — for exception* on dwellings closer Friday. that had officers scurrying all prseident of tlje firm, said yester ford dentist yesterday won *■ sus- to our friends, grade 8; songs, moMher* at all diiiM. In WWW ■to build the- motel on th*. north Rev.-Dorothy-W;-Peaae of -Cen J?rom Fashion Trip over this - ceiitrat VlrgmiB town against costly Wimd«rs • . .. A RIQ SAVING. An eaglneei^ Job pCTded-execution- after pleading "Determining Our^Task.” as^xislor. inson and h.er..coron>iU«g,... ■gradea 7 -and 8 ; -New- Y-ork- trlpi Uhalrmen John. M. Bailey .wlU Jit Will, jtftlctolly .Aucse*rbprtjr lines than regulations gives you LAS'flNG AND SA'nSFACTORY RESULTS. day that ailer’J'uly 1 wbrk'wlirbe preaident Bdwerd Kreaenlea *8 the waittiilir of....Infg«;-” -«8a east comer of McNall street and allow at 77 and 83 Doane street, ter Church and Rev. Percy - F. trying to find the mysterious giiUty to charges of operating two •of the Andover Church Sunday. School rinsing ' ' class vice presidehl Robert Mann; elected aasiatant chetrmair of the JUtlft parkway in Residence Zone started on these private dcvelop- The hymns were, "Crown Him delegetlou. July meeting. tht* added convenienee la 'anger.— ---- ;------— ------ments-whea-more— resident*—are- • office*-one in Meriden and one Ihe_flementary__echpQl..,d.08eil introduction of class. Superintend ly appreetoted a a ; Other applications are those of co-directors of the school. The fVERYB' here—without permission of the ■WIllrMany CYfiWna.!: ."When I StiF- Friday and the annual school plc- eql of Schools George E. C'si’ff: Vlte 'p m ldenfs—pin was pr*' .JjrhSLJwRrtDgBJWlli take p l.^ to co-ordlnator of Burton’s, Inc., tias Mrs. Devlvi and her brother-in,- expected to be in'their homes. It vey The Wonderous Cross" Mhuric* Oaudet by Pree- Robert O. Bamtogham tn-arect-an general-.dinma. this year la Bible THW/X l' Pevlvl—owner of the eat- Be Safen.. Be Suret^ Stata Dental OommiMlon. and fall 4h«- • -" tit- diplnnias, Hnward. iented to U— - the hearing room of the Munlclf*! Just return^ froTnlievcral days to "'tr ■” ■mmsssaTy—for~ representatives "Forth In My Name". irich iquare pan' anROdt rKnnr ^ j ' O r f l^ lu k t UNSWT. ^ CAN IVtSCERATED DUCKLINGS ...... Lb. *9c —.r-i-.-.--.; .J-IAYK{A«n^37T.. . . eACKfrs-tOTtdO# ; •Hxif•jD-'JiO' FUVOR TUTED GALION W .Oa _____rsuPtJtTjucmr-. LAIIl CAN EACH 8 5 * We^wBTIieNe«^eeeteiVply o#.oiir delklowBemed -.i-Yta-.-'ui-rf.w- ‘C HEAVY 5TEE2 ^AAFLGfi^liiir '“■"rACH®' b^f ^sIweiA. IT.) ______' POlO CLUB '7 INCH COT WRISLEY'S SOAPS tB 85 ZA REX SYRUP PKO w ' PKO » w HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL TYPES OF AAP Sniucl Drosfing ’ EACnSr EACH^^ PROOF ' 807"”2.93 Pure Fruit Flavored Assorted—in plastic bag LOCKER SUPPLIES ■HAiF A a e T* i W|*a v » RIAOT-TOHAMBURGERS MUD ANO-MtUOW Chuck Rpa*t„S',;™»65' „79' Ann Pogo Muyoniidso EACH 39' EACH 2 9 ' Gets Clothes Really Clean QaTitlge Eight O'clock Ann Pngo M nyonnniso EACH each4 9 ' PINE CREEK 2 TFFFT FACKACCS NuiiD ;aii 5 9 ' Porterhouse Steak ao'lw'u i>1.19 69' L . T . W o o d STtAIOHT tOUttON c«»h*,if.7r ionn Cut Boots o 2 for 25 2 ro .2 1 ' 3 VtARS OID Smoked Livarwursf „ 65' RICH. PUllOODIID Locker Plant and Meat Honse 16 STH CHOPS m 2 for 31 2 r o . 2 5 ' » V w oof POT 3.32 Frankfort* .. 65' Ionn Cut B H 51 BISSELL ST. TEL 8424 . DIITIllID IN IlllNOIS MAZOLA SALAD OIL STATLER PRODUCTS RodCird* GREEN GIANT Sliced Bacon .,55' S , „59' AAP Lima looni EACH 25 each2 3 ' SHOULDER For Cooking And Salads Colored Napkins C*«m ,;.79' OLD LOG a B IN ------cai.u» i ,99 T *'i 2 5 ' .iHaNMk Hll«lt “ t f M «l Seollopi VIGOROUS AHO WK«y,. A A P P ti^ each2 4 ' 2 « . 3 9 CUT PORK tWAlOMt aflUttOH “ LB. 4 YEARS OID . ■ ■ ' 'Y, ■ BokorCoffM Groon Giant Pbus c U 4 1 ' 2 r o .3 9 F R E E / F R i E E l ^ F R E E l Corinna ------SIH C f C CAtlfGRNIA SWEET PROOF .... »OT ^ ----- BAR' - -. DISTU.UD IN INDIANA O I • & 3 y Free Chance to win a bushel basket of groceries — Free .- STATLER PRODUaS o a RICH MARGARINE BING CHERRIES l» Chance with each 50c purchase of Sugar Heart Gro- ’" eI ch2 9 ' Colored Toilet'Tissue . Colored Suhoa* t*n *le *t _ . a EACH 33 certes. • ■ ^ COLONIAL PRIDE tOmiD IN lOND Spaghetti 2 A6U.1 25' 2 F6UA6 fACKAttS 55' Fla.' Seedless Grapef ruit Ionn Tomntoos 'c EACH 2A 1• ' EACH 1 5 tntAICHT tOURtON PREPARED Tomato Paste 100 STH « QQ EXTRA LARGE PURI VEGETAIIE VP SUGAR HEART CHEESE I S'/# OZ A g e a t X V shortening EACH 3 8 EACH'*' PROOF 80T A » Cauliflower HEADS EACH ■ ' 2 CANS ASSORTED JELLIES—8 o z...... 2 for 29c PRUNE JUICE DijfftUED IN KENTUCKY SWEET ^ iIm v a POREVIOiTAitl eachTS' BAKED BEANS— 28 oz. .. , , , , ...... * * * .... 2 for 49c VINEGAR M U n FOR BABIES California Oranges JUICY AG • * * ANN PAGE u V a O shortening 1.07 A P P L E S A U C E ...... 2 for 27c CANS FRESH NATIVE ICEBERG ^ EACH 3 1 e'i * • “* * *’*' • * • * . . ..2 for 37c lYNNBROOJL Swllt’Z: .-.;I*IRA lA*CE.;;.._.-is;:;.w ,MDS :4SSSR.,... „-Moqirun1 ,Crl|Ke : nisDiow ig u ■ ^ J i.JACH,4 1 , . P E A S --N O . 303 ; ; 7.;; v j SUNSWEEf 'r MINDED w t u s m ' AtPG6cr W4FT15? L e tt u c e b ^ „ • • a********* .... 2 for S7c FOR S tIC E D L O A F RECAIO esm aking CORN-^Cream Style ...... -QUART 1 7 ' C * R ...... '. -...... ri...... $cilod Mix •PKC" 195. “ • p r y ' -AND-FRYIFIO - -CAir'-eACH^* ’’^PEACHESii^YettowtllitriYd; 1 ; . . . ; . ; . ..: .t f0 lr 4 ^ " B b rn iE ' F*eOF tRAlHO''...... 'itSoWPlfG IP-" PINEAPPLE JJtJJCEn4e Q*... , ’ 'friW|f---'r--nii--.niii.i I'.nv-fca-J ■’-'“'"■MMW-aOtmfHFlNSOtmUiflN ' -M A CAL r o r a r o e s IT.xj. a. 8. .n NO. o . 1i Aa s SIZE iz e i v l b « WMIIKIII IN THIS rtODUq^ Sunshine . ‘ ..-.w.BIRDS e v e »’*■* V’;28C yi rs old YVBSONOHr ^ 4 .1 Aim « A - CUPP'S BABY FOODS CUPP'S BABY FOODS Kritpy Crockon ^ 14' •lU-WHITi FUKES .. v2 / o r 4 5 c ,.. -^^Spipach , , A f R e i S u t ^ P 7 i w l ■■•-“-'StrdiTied ■ .Liquid 'shdrtenlng.. 1. Orange Juice ...... ,.1 5 c Squa.#h ...... 1b. 9c Riims 4 Ann F*age Beans VARIETIES a* CANS w Saves Time and Work" fIRTjl* SBART59' j - ' French Fries ...... 25c G rapefr^it ...... 3 fo r 29c ^ 4AA SUNCI JAAS 39' "«15' MIT«r4K*s2§‘ «S 1 IB Old Dutch Cla«Mar ^*lY s o n g a r u m *r. A&P Grapefpiiit Sections a* CANS 4 1 ' MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ...... 89c This Summer 1 1 IS 1 OZ umm OR ooiD Standard Iona Peas 3* CANS 3 4 ' ABORN BEAN COFFEE . • •a*********** ...... 93c BY THE 86 NIAGARA STARCH UNIT 1 R. & W. BEAN COFFEE ...... 79c PROOF Zr2JB c u p rs BABY FOODS CUPP'S BAB.Y FOODS 4# 3t^9' 2'Taz'a**25' ' 1 - 6 YEARS OID 2 ' 3l' 12 OZ REALLY ENJOY THE 4 2 ' CAMPBELL CATSUP .'...... 21c 84 I STH 2 Spam Luncheon Meat CAN TEN ACRES M ILK ...... 3 fo r 41c PA5TRIES Y o u SERVE PRCJ&F tOT 17 OZ I me 1 RT S OZ Plllsbury A&P Grape Juice SOT SOT 2 5 ' PILLSBURY CAKE M IXES ...... 33c WHEN YOU GET THEM COOnSH CAKES HRNZ BAKED BEANS 1 HOT OR COLD CUPS ...... 2 for 25c POTATOES OLD SPAR COCKTAIL PUNUTS Aii9«I Cok* Mix MODISS TIDE—i-Large Size^...... 2 fo r 59c A T YOUR NIW 8N61AND tUM k Vegetarian 1 5 YEARS OID 1 r ikiUiivt o 2MSWU75' — Gorton's Reody-to-Fry POPULAR MARKETS JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH-”GOOD EATING FOR AU AGES" m D S E Y E ro 5TH 3^3Q 1 ' r> Baker's 2 "z 35' • 1 PROOF J SOT 1 I*UNC{CA*35 icsasey m «r «’• y ^7 4S*sn(*23* PRE-t^OOKED AND SKINLESS " FROZEN Ro*t Bttr Extract *^'13 FRENCH FRIEl BUTTER Z 82c WHOLE OR SHANK HAM S ...... lb, 75c BAKED FRESH DAILY GOVERNMENT HOUSE FRYERS CUT UP— 21', Lbs. Ave. .. .t...... ea. $1.89 IN OUR OWN OVENS WHin o i ooio SUNNYFIEID U B IB PORK R O A S T ...... IV KUINiX HEINZ BABY FOODS HEINZ PICKLES | ...... lb. 5.5c “ 5TH 3 ^ 2 5 SUPER DEODORIZED-GALION l.M -2 GALLON J.J* Fresh Creamery GRADE A-'4 IB PRINTS CTN SMOkED SHOULDERS . . ************* ...... lb. 53c SPRY, PROOF SOT SUNNYSROOK Facial Tissuee Strained—All Varietiee Sweet Mixed 1 SAUSAGE MEAT ROLLS ...... ;.lb. 49c SILVER DUST Fresh Eggs GRADE A-IARGE SIZE DOZ nrtjm49‘ 1 (pnpiiLa/i Tyia/iksdA 1 L b . ^ 1 C MANY OTHER NATIONAtlY KNOWN RENUZIT Cleaner QT PA»UC*M**23' M ID W E S T E R N SLIC E D B A C O N ...... lb. 49c Sharp Cheddar Cheese II R O n .E D H A M ...... 1- ______Ih. 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June 19—(AA—i meet the PGA winner "tfly time Hogan Rated^Along-with EARL W. Y O S T ^ Connelly Couldn’t Walt iMerrer Hurls Julius Boros: withdrawal from the ( and any place.” BA’s Get Seven Rxms in Second Calcutta Event Finals PGA Championship Tournament | He auggeated 7Yholea of medal Sport* Editor So He Collects Base Hit may have set the stage for thla play, over a course acceptable by Bob Jones9 Walter Hagen Off tlie ?ace, i . little Johny Connelly of the Ed Johnson and Dr. JOe Mas-' 9 to 6 Victory; year’s dream golf match. -the PGA winner. savo reached the finals of the- It would pair the winners of the His suggestion feH on interested TWl LBAGUB PRESIDfcNT i EHNIR JOHNSON reporta that Little League Red Sox, the Inning to Beat Moriarty’s, 7-2 Beat Red Sox due to the strictly enforced Na smallest player In the Man Calcutta Tournament at the PGA Slid the NBtlonsl Open. | PGA ears. The ruling body U ex- B.v GALE TAIJIOT • torested In Rarar.en’s estimate and Jack Stratton reports that league Country Club yesterday with a Tie for First A Botos'- surpri.se decision t o ' pected to discuss the proposal this ‘officials met and decided not to tional I^ g u e rule on non-fratem- chester Little League, was sent ♦Jaw Yqrk.'June 19—(dl- If Ben ranking of the players he has seen YESTERUAY’S RB8U1.TK Into last night’s game against STANDINGS - .1 surprise victory 6ver Clarence Slav out of the Louisville scramble week and make a decision.' - e * t- Hy JACK RAND impose‘ any fine or penalty on litlng-for“ players before, dut*” ? halt the BA’s. The husky right Hogan had won hla fourth Open *? >''* long and brtmant. career. gs.ters , . K.’ ’ '» and after a ball game, he has hot the YariKees as a plnch-hltler. W. L. Pet. hander gave up two hits the rest Anderson and Henry Rockwell, American League Standings after he had accepted a special in -: A MATCH between the Open . Gene u-op the firat of .iia tw’o Opens WPtllsmsport 8-8. Hsrtfiirii l-t. Asaaelated Praia Sparta Writar Gooch T>ony Berubo of the BrilUh One Big Inning 3 and 2. The pair was 6-up on chhmploni*»ip, we would have ,„ jp22, and 18 years later tied for been . able to* talk to Manchester He received strict Instfuc- Ridges . • ...... 5 1 .833 of the way, a bloop single to left < w L Pet I vitation to participate was fo|.! and PGA winners has precMent. Srhsneclsdv 8-2. Retrilna 1-1, If Marty Marion la'handling his Americana for his actions June2 the _ 18th, lost the next two Albany ». Klmtrs 8 (10). srhen he 'was- evelcted from the l-fane who have w ^ h e d the ttbns from Coach Blbf Solomon- Hamilton .______.,..— 3,. .,7.60.. by - Berube and an- tnfioW-bioadcr...... 2. . -fi«7 l.. l<»wed ^ a remark-that he would.; .Several auch matches were g pla6ed_him without hesitation' up-^ what wouW have been a third, loa- -Bei-snton-li Wnahsmtea A ------«t, Loula BTOwwb srtUt- kld-aUNrftfi -2' 3 .400. firllith Ainrrir««» 47>...... ,, ajiul''.halvul. ItfieVJ8EH ' w. ’ v;-;vv;4- — 2 -.««7 ‘ like to meet-the winner.-...... -t-when- Fred Cor«Kan.waaJumiOT .on rthe. same: gbUt'n^ piedCBsUd' with •. Ipg 'ld.Xawion :i3tUe. 'Ih'.'a. "pTayroft — ... . Nsttsasl- ■ ’ mu-k foi^ unsporUniartnke conduct, y plajr this season. ^ sbn hot "to swing at artything; P *W . r~. AB H H rO A K by 'WTiUmorcTn the seventh. .... 'cardinals . n Yirimiti to M th i Hint drjrfitwn. ^para lor | *everal fans holler to him BA’s . . . ; ...... 2 .3 .400 MORI.VRTV’8 PICKED up their clo.se out the match. They moot Dodgers ...... 2 3 .400 'The Mld-Ptncs, N. C.^ shot-l ment director for the PGA he- Bobby Jones snd Walter Hagen • at Cleveland. There Is no shrewder Brooklyn 8. Cdilrsgn 8 (lOi, JuatLJwnIt for a.tYglK."______l. I^P..lnte 7\i ...... H L I .1 t 0 the winner of Cosgrove-Dnl'is SInca Marion took («yat_fta —------SUPERVISED PIAYGROUSKS------and speaR“ '^or'— .Manchwiter—but MoriarTys1 ...... r* "ft-- -.167 j Donahue, nb '3 5 .rirsl run In the fourth when Al Yankees .. .V .. r.T" ■^4—"■ ":20fr "maker won tne"Open title's •and would have been prepared to judge of golfing-talent; rineinnstl 7,1.. Boston 8-1. Connelly strollejl up to the 0 0 be 'K'(ige'ri"'Kaniaby’i r aUccaiabfr ’ f K ' .and the «"■"" « «'nuTvleed sw-lm-! rather than he asseMed with a fine Qiltnn, rf Klein ulngleil with twn niit anc) vs. Klrkpatrlck-Spade, to ..las, laat wefiL_Ttte-I!GA wjiured j defend our conviction with fervor. ciene placra Jonea and Ms oae- RL 7s rhUadflphU I. in any form plate carrying a bat-hhat was The Bi'iitsh Americana cuHed ‘ O—»- played by SfttUf'(iay.~'~’‘“T’ oth er'p ro*’ are glancing Ifinpr- “Perhaiw It Ts' as well that tfie * ' AMfrirti Di'ownlaa hav r wan Rtra « uUm r - , mlng____will pools niwn will Monday open Monday for! ha for has i he not has engaged not cngagei whltuioi^, 2 « men on first and second via Second aacker Whitey Gavello Its apprenticeship rule to Invite Itinr bltfer rival, . Hagra, on an nearly as tall as he was. The clously at Clayton Heafner In his fierce little competitor failed to iihsolute par. They were, he saj-s, York 10. 6. Including thejr laat four In a rftw. tbs summer season. Plsy sreas are of conversation, little lad watched the firat two Nino Petrlcca for seven runs In Orlfflr, RR pa.sscs. Klein produced the hit that waa the hero Tor the Yankeea laat him to participate In its champion Woahtneton 8. a^Y6*Un(1 3. Only eight game# off the pae« In ^ at Memorial Field. Charter Oak ship tournament. wsrmiips for the PGA. -----j bring it off. the greatest—.lones ulth his four 8t. Loula 4. Boaton 3. pitches sail by for called balls the second Inning as 11 men went | sfored the other MB tally in the night ill an American Little Onir iram«>a aohMnl^il. the muddled American League '.Lota, Uanohaatec Gxien.. .Bobert- - -AL RMUN, Moriarty Brntheca n T ' sixth, -It single that • followed -Bob - BOROS... ACCECIEO and., then, The •Charlotte, N. C„ veteran ts | Oar feeling was—aiid still Is I'. S. Opens, three Rrillsh Onens. Bvil oh the thl fd ifiltim, JflKft ny .--0 0 0 .0 League Hattie agalKsl' tT16 ' R e d " notorious for Ms AbaeiMW Ttmi the- "■ — ' • |«tf>r»a4linniT • " rare, tnajr fttlf ran rafaa hOh vrith “ ,son Park,------Bowers school. , ■ Ver- . second baseman In the BmichPr, p . 3 0 n 0 0 Klath’s single and a theft of sec-! declined with the explanation that '-LfKat Ben ' has WIH Bis' ’IfP' 8prlnfllf>M Tororto 1-8. swung and drilled the ball into gain a 7-2 victory over Morlarty: OatlRRliPr, . 0 0 0 0 0 0 MAJOn LfAGUB Sox at Memorial Field. It waa the practice areas. But this week, he iimpks over more good golfers Ish Amateur; Hagen with.hla four the ladders. -planA echool, Valley etrcet and, i^aeu*. will Join the ranks of the P ...... end ' I because he still has three years Buffalo 9. 5. MAMON'K SECRET weapon a,a__A m..S. A1 O «mr( Mn nA lnO‘ a ...ai^a_ centerfleld for a hit. Brothers and gain a He for third inflelder’s alhgle In the fifth frame hss been spending more time on thsn his t>vo great predec-ssors BilttmorA ,1. RochAal^r 3 113>. the . West Side Oval. Swimming benedicts Saturday. Total# .... 7 7 21 10 1 Boucher Is.sued six walks and' £ to go on the required five-year ap British 0|iens, two IT; 8. Opens appear* to be ehortotep Marty place with P&W in the Twilight that drove In the tleing and tie- the practice field than any other were called upon to over4V)me. and five I*GA crowns. M 6. OtUwa 4... fpools are Salter’s Pond-and Olob After reaching first he was Morlart.v • (3I fanned six. Mike Zwick cofitlnue.I | prenticeship his participation Marion. With Marion playtng replaced by a pinch-runner, League. After the big frame, the Kpplpr, rf . 3 0 0 0 0 0 breaking nina B3 the Yanks pulled touimcy participant. The Improvement In equlpntent In his second group Sarazen 8TANDINOII -n'. -- Holtajv. Salter's la located oft Par- BASEBALL PRACTICE! First Zwick. 3h . 3 0 3 ! 3 0 to hit the ball hbrd aa he rapped might stir up dissension in PGA shortstop hot jtut appearing w a National Bank tonight si # o’clock This prompted Solomonson to BA’s were set down willV two the upset of the year by downing He was "swinging Irons and since Bobby and Sir tVnItcr rales equally Ben Hogan, Sammy Kaatrra ^](ar street and Globe Hollow off SiirnwlPc, v y .y .v .i. . 3 0 0 0 0 1 out twoftiits in three times at bat ranks. woods for three hours Ttiesday. w L ret. GRL piqch runner or a part-tlma player scratch hits the rest of the way ; ...... NATIONAL LKAGl'K the firat place Sox 9-6. In gaining hung lip tbelr vivid records Snead.,Byron Nelson, Tommy Ar • Spring street. at the Charter Oak. Lots. The sav, "Didn’t I tell you not to Okamxk. r . 4 0 0 3 2 1 officially. Whitmore was the only BatUnR— Muilal. 81. LouIr. 336; Before leaving Louisville, how Alban.v • ,...... u 16 .647 • the Browns' record J* 91*18. Bw’ing?" Connelly answered; by an old teammate aa Vic Tag Zlnmicrman, lb .... . 2 1 0 in 0 1 their firat win of the 1952 season And he was the first golfer on the equals out, because Hogan’s ri mour, Francis Qnimrt. Jim Barne.s fUliruHtai.y ...... m "31 .566 8 -;r .z Bank will play a practice game FlaUi. 2b. #7 ...... 1 1 1 1 BA to get more than one hit. • Robinaon. Brooklyn. .333; Atwell. Chl- ever, he expressed a wllllngncsa to prsctice field yesterdby. Without Marty, It’# ft-IS. ^ THREE COIXKGB players dur ••Yesh. but I couldn’t wait." gart turned in a strong relief job ‘ 3 rajfG. .326; Loukmai:, Kew York and vals have had the advivatagc of and Henry Cotton. Colton Is Illlle Reading ..V,' 37 3n .574 4 against ‘Nasslff Arms. OlrkPinakt, a# ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 A BIG BATTLE,for first place Asked for sn expisnatlon, Hesf- Srrgnton ...... 34 33 M i 71» The old - moater cam# through for the losers. Norm Boucher loll Klein, 2h 0 B^umholtz. Chicago. .331. the sa r 8 tools he has usni. known in this eoun.try, but those ing the past season made their . 3 3 2 1 0 will be staged tomorrow night Ruhr—Lockman, New York, 47; Hob-. ner admitted he was doing more Binghamton ...... 34 r .411 • laat night with one of hts aparials R E C ^ F T B A U , League man ed six innings and earned the vic VVIUla. rf . . , . . 4 . * . . 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 Even so, and with some reluc of us who saw pirn dominate Brit Hertford ...... W r .46A •V# Twilight Leagrie basebalL debuts tory as Jack Gallagher finished Pflrlrra, p . . . e . , . . 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 when Hamilton meets the Ridges. Inson. Brooklyn, 45: Hreai*. Brooklyn. U p set FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT work than customary, but added: —a .drooping alngte that binfely -laat Monday night. Charlie Masii- agers will hold an Important meet 41; Sauer. Chicago and Wllllama. New Use T-4-L for S to 5 days. It not tance, we are willing, to abandon ish golf in the years before World Flmlra .....A ...... 33 m .434 n up. Taggart, p ...... 4 .1 0 0 2 1 0 In their la.st meeting, the Ridges York. 39. "I’m trying to. qualify for the the battle before It might have be War II can vouch for his Inolusinn Willlamaport 35 .314 17 fell aafely along tha right field rek appeared with Pratt and ing Friday night at 7:30 at the pleased, your 40c back. Watch the ^atlaiial ...... , came from behind to score a 5-3 Runs Batted Iti—Sauer. Chicago. 60; tournament, you know." gun. We have been reading up on in tho company. line. Marion’s hit followed Dick -Whitney end" Dick Fttspelrlck and Charter Oak Lota following thh Sports Schedule | FIVE IIIT.S, three walks, a pair Total# ... . , 24 2 5 21 10 4 Thomaoii.’ New York, 54; .Campanella. Yankffi i9» old. tainted skin slough off to be BrfKiklyn ...... • t» 15 .733 verdict in a thriller. The Ridges AB R H PO A E Jones and Hagen in Gene Sara- .\>w York .4 ...... W 13 .646 4 KryhoskTa leadoff doubla In the Wally Wldholm with Hamilton. of errors and two balks by Petrlc- BA? ...... , 4 , , » 4 4 e . .4 070 OOO 0^7 Brooklyn. 44; Hodvea. Brooklyn. 43; 1 replaced hy healthy skin. Gel In- Sarazen’s third group contains ball game. Morltrty’# , , , , , J", , ^ JOl 0—2 arc working a string of Rve r.avello. 2b .. 4 3 3 1 Harold Williams’ 329-ysrd drive Chlcagn ...... 34 33 .5H last of tha ninth tn give St. LiOUli *fhursday, Juno IB ca did all the damage as- the Snider. Brooklyn. 41. Gaer. lb .tf.... 3 2 0 7 0 0 T.en’s book "Thirty Years of Jimmy D e in a r e t, MacDonald .Masurek starred with Trinity dur- Kuns batted In, Klein 3, ' Griffin. straight, having lost only to Hlta—Sauer. Chicago, 73: Adams. atant-drylng T-4-L from any dnig- that won hlrn the PGA driving St. Loul# ...... V .«» ,5on ta a 4-S win over Bnaton. WILLIE OLEKRINRKI of Mor Auto rarU Vi, Morlarty's, ft— BA’s unloaded In one stanza. Fred Gagne 3, Booth 2; atolen bases, Flatli BatPF. aa"... 3 0 1 0 0 1 glat. Now at J. W. Hale Corp. Championship Golf," a n d the Smith, Craig Wood, Denny Shiite, ClnrlnoMl ...... r * r >474 ,hi\g the epring while Wldholm cap Clnrlnnall and Muslal. St. I^ouls. <2; IlFyarl. rf .... 3 0 I 1 0 0 title was a rm’enge wallop. In addition to knocking home tained the University of Connecll- die Booth opened with a walk and 2. Klein. Griffin; left on bases. BA’s Moriarty’s In the first game of the Lockman, New York. 69; Fondy. Chl- ^(Drug D ep a r^ M t).______Squire has swayed us. 'There ts a Henry Plenrrl, Bohhv Ijoeke, Wfl- rbllad^lphla ...... » '.419 16^ larty's TVi J* M.emorl»i p « 'd - ______— 5, MorlaWy's »t bises o« tiitlx; 'Bfiu'rhsr Lftnjt«?.,.:lf .a,,,a -3.. 0 1 He. was aerxiDd . last .year, Ed RaaUuz 4..e.». :a, .33 33. .M l n . - . the .winning run.- gtorioii ehli^ed iCut and Fltapalrlck was TeithCf* lacerated hand Revaral ^^ltit£hali Fiid».V, Juno *0 1 went to aecohdibn Bob Whllindfe’B seHstm. - Oddty ■ ernmghi'c the- onty- .Jlerrer*j p amNdrlng feeUng-tjiat- either Bobby, • lie ■ MacFartine,: Jijpk : Hntchtsqn. S. Oatlagher 1; Petricra. 3, Taxxart It \vln posted 'by the Ga.smeh' wits wilUamn;' t?>w -Tnrk. 16; u •Torky” Otlver beat hint by ten or Wallcrr'glveii the ^vantage rttufHirff)i- « - »«- a eS63 ''&iUv .Himiia..ar tha Conlinala. had hi# guanl.MP aSftInet ftlvln 4n (Mi two of three KL LouU'dOuMe •.College In New Brllsln’s ace were required to cloeS' the wound Ridgea vs. Hamilton; 8—Nebo. infield blngle. Jim Gfiffin singled strikeouts. Boucher 8. Gallagher 1. Mlksla, Chicago. 15;’ Musial. St. Louis. Maltempo. r .. ■Mis ¥J Ralph Gtildahl, Joh’nny Farrell,' Amf>rlrtA Dark # knee, craahing Into the Giants’ ihorlstop aa he was forced it this initial start, and they have Lain^. If .••• 4 110 Inches. Hogan held at thq halfway point 30 .615 plays that helped Duane Ptlletta .pitcher. earlier this Week. Emanuel vs. Center Congos, 6:15 shappl.y to center scoring Booth Pertlrca 1. Taggart 3; hits off Boucher 14; Sauer. Cfilcago and Schoendienst 3 3 13 Chick lPhiladelphia. 4. Oliver finiahed second. hia fourth Open crown,' the one riilUdciphla ...... i 33 .440 i turning on the home run power at’ ‘ ter Oak Lots. Play starts Sunday sesson. Mel will also serve aa the a 3-0 count and reached for a hander, with UConn’s Wally Wid- SolomoDnon. rf. 2b la Claaa, Canfarlalilag j ing him none the best nf it. He DMrolt ...... 11 ..131 16 al Field. Petrlcca; iiniplrea, Gleason. Glovino. Horae Runs—Sauer. Chicago. 19; Magnuaon, r( ...... which would irrevocably have set Detroit In a cniaher. Qetie • afternoon with a doubleheader. loop’s commissioner. Haturday, Juno 21 handful of dirt as Petrlcca went holm behind the plate, Pat Bolduc, Hodges. Brooklyn and Thomson and fdld not consider tlie winter money Infomatlosal Into his motion. Petrlcca stopped Tarca. 8b ...... Icaaaaiical him In a cla.ss aboye the others Montreal ...... W 33 .110 _ Woodllng, Billy Martin and Yogi Morlarty’s vs. Legion, 6:30—. power-hitting versatile of Hamil Westrum. .New York. 12; Klner. Pitts Krnn, a« ...... tournaments in making up hl.s list, ...... 3.4 ,.656 Cetstellani after Bout halfway through his delivery and walked and was out stealing. Aft burgh. 11. of the modem group. Ben. like hl.s Kf>fhw«t»*r ,. 36 3 Berra blaatad Art HoUtteman, the WHENEVER A PITCHER is re PUATT and WWITNEY was aS Memorlsl Field. ton, will take over an outfield Stolen Bases—Reeae. Brooklyn. 13; L^ydrn.* If ...... feeling with a touch of the old BYraru#»* ...... 34 26 MO 4 'ex-soldler, for hi* eighth atralght failed to come through with the er two were out, George LaPointe Smith, rf ...... FlUW NEAT rivals of the past decade, is crowd 26 placed during a baseball game he sessed a two dollar fine by Twt Sunday. June 22 post to tskc advantage of his left- Robinson. Brooklyn. 11; Jethroe. Bo.v HOT? Sar.azen pride and arrogance that Toronln ..., ...... 32 .m 4^ knockout. Washington ihovtd pitch and balked Gagne over to singled, an error and two walks handed swinging. The Ridges have ton. 9; Hamner. Philadelphia. 6; Orliiavlrh. c ...... ing 40, and next year thev a •• in SprlngfloM *...... 37 31 .463 ahall be allowed to take eight League baseball officials for not Red Sox vs. Dodgers, 2—Memo Olaon, rf ...... 0 gi-eatness in golf Can be proved Buffalo ...... 3R .14 .453 m With Rocky Graziano slumping Cleveland down a pag to third. On the very next pitch, l followed, and Booth singled home Hab Dumas and Bobby Dunnack to Fondy, Chicago. Adams. Cincinnati and Minor. 2b ...... 0 augurating a 36-hnle qualifying •.warmup pitches, not to exceed one having a ticket collector at last rial Field. Ashburn. -PhlladelphlA. 5. only in the major champlon.ships. Ottawa ...... 36 35 .436 11 f—A fterf of laat^ •*“ I al Field. balked Gagne in with the fourth Brooklyn. 5-1. .83>S; Magllo. New Cowlea. lb ...... 1 5 ing limbs. In all likelihood, the 32- B.XRBS TOIJAY’S GAMES hie first win since May 16. may aleo take eight warmup and tossed out Whitmore on a comparable to the P&W-Hamilton User! even'whcre prsiie Fluid lutairni picking up a. check - ■ for- 18,691.55, -- scene of Sitxton's Impreeelve vic Brover Luther pttctuea, not to exceed one minute, e x c h a n g e CMTB of Manches- contest of last Monday. Br.izle, St, Louis, 4-1. .8... . ^ . Caoteflanl, a ri-ea-owinglag aald- mosth*. Methodlsta vs. Zidns, ft':T6— Setback their llftii pitching wins. And each Rosen. Cleveland. ,.332; ,Ke|l. Boston, Texans won eight out of 11 Open 'The same slogan nbiv ys jiisl as N«w Jork tn^ynoMi t-4j al.fDftrolt ntW h irgh .»-»; twto •.pltehaa as he (tne umpire) may Indians waa . presented with a atolen bases, Tarca. Lalre, Heyart 2; ■Wnetber you need n eonveraion (Gray 7-6), ' dieweight who left the Luwrne, I "I thought I won," said Bratton, Aon rapping four hlite including V# ^tl2 AfI A 1 ______alloWed eight hits..______Goodman, Boston. .322; Robinson, Amrlflccs. Qlggpi-ttoiMf-pjays, _Mf / / DELICIOUS .f l a v o r s tttlM .-then U iajen ^ r ,msj^ he in- appropriate for the home garden ■'"wrtn If necessary for TSUn (llfir Kelly green goTr-fiar tsjrCaptiiln rgfc... :3tsr.- :— • - - ” -burner or a ^complete naw haatinz WaahlrRion 1-3 or Morano -Pa., MaUempo. --Conipoaeo; --left on -baaea.- it will pay you to’see Fldirt TsS-B '&"'roc- gBVtra 3-^1 p't OPvMiiWrt i ^ jpiteher) to he warmed op properly S te v e Belllnghlrl and squad mem for the Jaya In the opener, In the Yanks 9, Sox 6; bases ^ bails, Zelmak rutloflcjphla (Sehantz lL-1 And Huo- ship pugtnstlepugtitstle fortunes, now Is . strong. If we _ boW weighed Ih* STAN MIIBIAI. eonktad hie Memorial By T|ie Afutociated Press -gio, Boston,’ 3St -Roserr,-- Ctrr^and.' Wr Xn:;e^en'X’ if«rrer 6. Renn .7; strike Hast flnt. Ask us for full details. dig down I — — ^------RoeXy'i -“wmild" taka- hint^inilda bers. Toastmaster was' Ed Kras- second game, the Jays made the Robinson. Chicago, Boone. ClevelancV por 3*6) at Chlrarn fBrown i-O and yelling for a fight with 1,900th major league .U i aa Joe enlcs and guests Included Edson Brown and Beaupre vs. First That rumbling in the Eastern outs, Leyden 7. Merrer 6. Renn 1: hits kretlow 0-0)—two aram^a. Oraslano, l four round#’’ National, 6:15--(Charter Oak, most of four hits allowed them by and Joost. Philadelphia. 34. off. Zelmak 2 for 1 run In 1-3 Innlrjr; We can look for ope peach crop NatiRRal Preeko set down tlm I^W aa with Bailey. Dwight Perry and Coach League basement Is due to Jim • Runs Batted In— Rosen. Cleveland. •That one will draw the money," • Caatellanl rc4|uired two atllchee flva hlU foa a 7-1 St. Louta Caird Mason’s vs. Miller’s, «;15—Char- Robert^ Vargas, Reading’s ace. By BEAN8 REARDON 41; Drop4i, Detroit, >39; Mele. Chicago, I^eyden 5 for 6 runs in 4; Rend 2 for 2 to be a big siiccesa during June if ChlraRo Olark-ar 4*1) at- - Brooklyn Kelley of the Htgh familty, State Cronin, Ed March, Paul Foytack 24 Years In National League runs tn l' 2*3‘: hit t>v pllrber.' by Renn (Krrtlna 5-t). ' said buslnsaa-llk* Caatellanl laat [ to cloaa a gaah In hla left eyebrow vtctory that ipullk than* upr|vait B&LCH Is Your Exchange Chib President Jack ter Oak. -Jack Kaiser’a pinch hitting won 34, Dohy. Cleveland. Wertz, Detroit I .Merrer): wild pitches. Zelmak 2. Ley- there are the usual number of nttaburith (DIrkaon 4-9) at Naw night after Uking a 10-round; and used eeveral bucket* of and their Williamsport' mates, who for Albany for the second night in and Vernon. Washington. .33. f.en 2. Renn 2. Merrer 4; passed balls. FOGARTY marriage licenses. , with the .500 mark. Finney of Glastonbury and the Question: Who waa the player Hits—Fox, Chicago ‘ and Simpson. York (.Tanann 6-3), split decision from the fancy Dan , shaved ice to take the swelling Cincinnati knocked off the Roa- have won three atralght and five a row. The Injured outfielder generally considered the best Maltempti .1, Grinavich 4: losing pitch CHINCHILLAS 8t. Uiutii iRnyer.3-^i al Phllaipl- writer. Frank Robtnaon handled PIUREK EI.BCTED Cleveland. <2; Robinson, Chlrago,”?0: er. I^eyden: umpires. Mitchell. Gay; phla (Dr#wa 2-7)—night. welterweight of Chicago. ' out of a badly ‘•-•‘ bruised ■•h r(.rh» right h.nrt hand. ton Braves In both ends i>f a twl- arrahgements feir the program. New Haven. June 19—(fl^—John of their last six games. snapped a 6-6 tie In the 10th with place hitter In baseball ? Rosen. Cleveland, 69; OiMaggio and Scori?r. Larcheveque; time. 2:15. An Oklahoma girl of 15 posed 171# flghl, with no knockdowns, Kell. Boston. 68. BROTHERS as being 18. And whep she reache.s rinclnnatl (Smith 4-3) at Ibiatow "Bratton la a good'sharp piyich- nlght doublekeader, T-fi, ai|d 8-1. Guest speaker was Charlie Bloss- (Whitey) Plurek of West Haven The Tigers dusted off the Hart a two-run single. The night before Answer; Wee Doubles—Priddy. Detroit. 16; Rob 2.56 Center Street FotcmI to m H cntir* herd of N.C.I.A. ptdi- (Jnhnaon I-Ol —night. ar and I thought the fight waa. was atout even up to the 10th In the second game, KennV Raf- ford O iefs twice last night, each his pinch grand-slam homer won Willie Keeler. the Yanks knocked the Red Sox 30, fhe may try It again. iRtomaflaRal when Caatellanl battered Bratton fleld, president and general man High Schaol was named president inson, Chicago. 14; Vernon. Washing TorjMvtn Bpzlngffaldr (3*7 p,. nu). clnae, I knew I had to make, the fanabargar ov*rcimtt_.311r*ttlke<>ut of the ConnecUrut High Schdiil time by ft-'l, Cfoitih, the red-haired for the Senators. Q. Babe Ruth ton. 13; Avila.-Cleveland. 13; 9 plav- back into a firat place tie with the Telephone 2-4539 ^rood Chinehilloi. Six motod pain ond eight *1 with both ftaU. " ager of the Hartford Chiefs. World cr. tied with 11 each Maybe we shouldn’t hlaiile the 10th round mine to win, and t did.” pitching by Warren Spahn to “ P Series film completed the evening. Coaches As.soclatlon, succeeding outfielder, stroked his fourth hom Neither starter lasted the first was born in Cardinal.s. It is the third time this ONE JUDGE VOTED 51-49 for Triple*—SImpeon. Cleveland and young. Attroetivt wholosalo prito includes politician for clouding the issue. TEX SUIJ.IVAN, CastellanTa his eighth. Spahn, who fanned 18 Steve Miska of Harding High er in four nights. March scattered Inning al Scranton, The Triplets which city Birm Touiik. St. Loula. .1: Mlno.n and Car- year that these two clubs shared Bratton. The other judge went for He may be in the dark himself. manager, broke In at this point Saturday In losing a l5-jM»lng One codfish ran produce as School of Bridgeport. Others nine Hartford hits In the "opener knocked out Leon Day with four ingham. Boston, ra.quel. Chlrato. Mullln. Detroit, and top honors. oN equipment. Last NighVs Fights with assurance thaty "We want CastellanI 52-48 and Referee Nor Rivera and Delalnx, St. Louis. 4. GLENN MERRER became the game to Chicago, now l e ^ the many as 10 million eggs at one elected: Walno Flllback of Middle- and Foytack gave up only four in hits In a four-run rally and the Butte, Baltlmorei Home Run.— Wertz. Detroit. 13; Graztano nexlN.^ . why fight an- man McOarrity favored him 54-46. league In etrtkeouta with 7fi to 70 town High, vice president; Trls the nightcap. Miners came back to dispose nf or Beaumont? ‘ first Yank pitcher to go the dis We wonder how soon restau Aside for being televised nation BETTER DEia time. Rosen. Clevelam.* and Drop;t, Detroit rants will start leaving home-; By THE ASHOClA’TEn PRESS other welterwelflit?" for Chicago’s Bob Rush. Carla of Roger Ludlowe High In high aoclety, the Schneclady Fred Robbins in a five-run burst A. Balllmore^.l 12; Berra. New York. 10; Ea.ter tance although he allowed six hiLs. Tex waa referring to Johnny ally, the bout waa a private party Cleveland. Lenliardt. Detroit and Jod.t, none went for extra bases. His grown strawberries out of short Chicago- - Rocky CastellanI, 15ft, Phils4lelphla and Chicago war# Although widely grown In the School, Fairfield, secretary, and Blue Jays vaulted over the Read Art Vlcltal fourth Scranton pitch Q. Has any-!’ , Philadelphia. 9. Luaente, Pa., outpointed Johnny Saxton whom tha Intematlonal at rtngalde'wUh only 8,147 custom- Idle In the American lAagu*. PONTIftli DEM.ER teammates gave him little .sun-'ort cake. ara pay a net gate nf 87,966.25, Western Hemisphere, coffee is a Andy Palau of Windham High ing Indians Into second place by er, was the winner. body ever played ^'Stolen Ba.ete—RIzzuto. New- York. Bratton, 149, Chicago, 10. Boxing Club Is thinking of match J4>httny Sain won anothar for the , . ( . nil r 'll r.’t I 'I*'! native of the Old World. , School, treasurer. taking two low-scoring duels from in both a World 10; Avila. Cleveland. 7; Valo. Phila defensively tn that five of the Sox ing against Sullivan’s tiger mayba eecond smallest of the IBCs pro Tanks, hie seventh, althmirt he delphia, Rivera, 81. Loul. and Jen.en, six runs were unearned. Howc-vi. Austin. Minn,--pidl!nf‘e ■Munfc If the At Scranton, Jake Crawford hit Q. Did anyone BrJms Reardon Shaniz. Philadelphia. 64; Mcbermolt to the plate and Bobby Maitempo m m k i^ B m l eighth with Mickey T *9ilW on about him. 'V'hat do these idlers Boaloji. 81; ' Pierce. Chicago and Gar connected for two safetie-s. his 18th homer of- the season ns want?" he snapped angrily to a ever slplke out cia. (Heveland. 60. base, folhiw*4l hy Martln'dr first the Miners outlasted the Bingham friend. "Oh. they’re not idlers," more than 1000 times in his major The Bed Sox scored a palf of homer of the season runs In. tbe first, second amd fourth To JBove into^ec Lead ton Triplets. 7-6. explained the other. "One’s league career? Notice H4>utteman. " " , George Bullard, Williamsport a doctor who wanta to look you A. Yes, Babe Ruth had a total innings. All fans present, enjoyed Shea nudged the IndleluMOwer Musial Collects watching Johnny "Three-Foot” shortstop, clouted a two-run hom over'; that one’s a lawyer who will of 1330. In accordance with the require HTANDINflS than third for the first JW * : this er In the fourth Inning of- the handle your case for you; and this Q. Who pitched a no-hitter In Connally single to center in the fi ments of the Zqfilng Regulations W L Pet. year aa Washington |U9W It ate man’s a comic film producer who the World Series? 1,901 Base Hits nal frame when he came to the for the 'Town of Manchester. Nine to Three out of 10 over CleveuiML Jackie opener to help March’s cause. The plate as a pinch hitter. Little John Frankie'* Drive-In ....6 1 .888 lig er southpaw earned his second would like to sign you up," A. Nobody. Cortn., the Zoning Board of Ap Jensen led the atkck on Iwer ny is the smallest player in the Miller's Restaurant ...4 1 .800 Q. In what year did ajl World peals will hold Public Hearing Maaon'a Woodworking 4 1 .800 Mike Garcia anjlTXiu Briaale with Philadelphia, June 19—(A>>— American Little League. -08 four singles 9M Eddie Tilet'con Series games end in shutouts? "The Man" of the National •m Monday, June 30. 10.52 at 8:00 Center Springa ...... 2 4 J33 Cqrcra. aa ... A. The Giants beat IJie Ath TONIGHT at 6 o’clock Manches r . M. In the Hearing Room of the tributed a hteuer and two ^Hiigle.”. League, St. Louis Cardinal out ter Auto Parts will face Moriarty T>eeT* Drive-In ...... t 4 .200 MeKanna. rf . JA m iE M A IN S O iV ’S biae-run- letics, .3-0. 3-0, 9-0, 1-0 and 2-0, In fielder Stan Musial, is past an Municipal Building on the follow Green Manor ...... 0 8 .000 Martino, rf , Brothers in a National League bat _____ Bolduc. 3b ... nlng helped the Brooks over Ch ■ NOTtCE TO ALL CONTRACTORS ! 1905. other Rfiile-stone In his record- tle at Memorial Field. ing applications: ragn’'TAfter pinch hitter Bob Ad filled major league career. Cheerful Hoibea, Inc., for excep Frankie'* Drive-In pulled a half Beim r'lf*..’ ditV three-run homiw gave' the Cub A fifth inning, two-run homer tion on dwelling located 9.4’ from game .head of the pack In .the A 5-8 edge In the ntaOi. the'Brooks OF CHANCE OF ADDRESS breaking a 1-1 tie with the Phila North aide line which is .6’ (leow Rec Softball League last night at. ';Vlnc«nt. Jh . tied It In their half when Carl Fu- Mirror delphia Phillies last night was than 1’ ) closer thsn regulstlon* Spor^ts NEW CROP OF YOUNG Charter Oak lota hy blasting oiit '•’***u*'‘*'- 9 rillo and Duke Snhler hit back-to- marked in the books as Musial’s allow, at 77 Doane Street, Reel- a 9 to S vtctory"over Center"’ Tet»ie :. back. BouWaa-Roblnaon wwiV.' to NEW ADDRESS ■Today A 'Year Ago—Billy t,900 safety. Two innings Wter CHICKENS dence Zone A...... work In the 10th. He worked SouthWorth resigned a.s manager a lun-producing single sent Mu- Cheerful Homes.- Inc., for excep Springii. The win broke a threer’i Dutch Leonard fiir a walk and of the Bo.ston Braves, being re Blal towards the 2,000 mark. The FRYERS— 56e lb. tion on dwelling located 9.76’ from way Oe for first place. Jimls D«stRr. 3h ,, stole seconii baae. When catcher Cards. went ..on the win the. ball Olamaon. . loss MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST placed by-Tommy Holmes who had North aids line which la -791. Haas, ” rf)r*"i**** . tadrlad A flvitrhIUer. BBaic. CrTf-Vr Toby Atwell, droppad a Ullnlfttrlke game,* 7-1. ROASTERS— 59cHb. than 1’ ) closer than regulations for the winner, as he bested Billy TELEPHONE: DAYS 7691— EVENINGS 2-4194 been managing the Hartford team Vinc^k. c ... on Rby Campanella that let the of the Eastern League. The five-time National League C A P O N S— 68e |b. allow, at A3 Doane St., Residence Corcoran. Bjorkman. <■( D^idger catcher reach firat, ^bln* batting champion is ■ on ■the ■waip KowRk.* rf- Five Yeans Ago—'TTie Pitts special Price# For Fteeieia Zone "'A'. ' ' '■■...... Three wa* the number last sdri ep k lb third: He StefTfirbm Gtt to his sixth crown, leading the Peter Knstek, d.h.a. - Kostek night as each team' scored their Hodges' By to give reiief«rBniy burgh Pirates trounced the New league .with .a .,336 average... He Delivery bi Manchester H. W. ALLEN - York' "’(Jiahls.'’ '12-2,' 'putli'hg..thO’ Prtday ■■ Eventnga . ' Toxaeo ^rvloe,- for pecmlaslaa. to nws In bunches of three at a. time. J I'l Lno? titr-sixth- trictefy, has 72 hits and needs 128- more Frankie’s forged to the front T.ztiaUa.' ih ...... I 0 ? 4 0 0 __ _ kti.in.- FLOOR SANDING and FINISHING idle Bo.ston Braves in fir.st place repair motor vehicles in building (TfYimao. 3b . 5 A 0 3 9 0 'Thomson's hitting aiut Jim to reach the 200 mark for the being constructed on Southwest quickly with three in the first only Hearn’s seven-hit pitching bold the MAILING ADDRESS: RFD, MANCHESTER by half a game. sixth year. Just two under Paul to see the loser, come back In.the Tolele ...... 2* J 6 16 8 2 story for the Giants agaiwtt Boh H. A. FRINK corner of Middle 'rurnplke West Certer fiprlnss ..'...... a.**) 000 0—8 Ten Years AgO—-Chalky Wright |4Vaner’s NL record for most years sne) Brosil Street. Business Zon* secUl to 54, second Wily to Hank I'entn round to retain his feather The slugger "didn’t know" Arthur Scranton for extension sixth Iced the game for Wankle’s. CoreDran; two-lMis* hits. Nnwik, Bez- Sauer’s 60. . weight title at Baltimore. ■Int. Otlreiil. Cecere: stolen bases, about making that 3,000 hit cir of. pe.rmission to sell used cars pnd In gaining his thlr^'Auccesstve Redueker;- deuble awpa. .Vnn'sk t« Twenty Years Ago — Laurl cle, leached hy only seven others repair cars at 176 ToHand Turn win without defeat, Braaauskas Dexlrr; left nn bes«. Frankln’s 4, Lehtinen of,Finland cracked two in major league history. pike. Business Zone II. allowed three i t '' the five hits Center Springs 4; Sssee on balls, "I might have made It if it Brsasiiskss 1. Csreoraa 2; strikeouts. existing world’s records in Ol.ym- Robert C. Barlngham for per- when the losera-lMd aH their acor- Brssauskss 4. Corcoran 2. pic_ trjaJs .at Helam running the wasn’t for that year in the Navy. LegalBaveraiM mjssion to erect attached garage Ing In the aecond. After that he .5,000 meters "in and "lfi4 I'll emne-dose-df-I- -(lon't -get -hurt »B S«e« AT WW PRICES ‘tft'dWintlfigrT Ahiae ml lea .diy-Iftififl.ft. and have my career cut ^ ort." l-whi^-U. ft: .etoeer-than-.regulsUoe*. ,, n ,W«l A bWMtlfuL.fU.'llfral ser- ‘Musial' how’ ijl,‘ rs ih' hia''tehlh'^ •m6fir i Kd~« iHiiinr fiTTwr-ftT M allow, at 25, Cornell Street, Reai- received loose support py nw Batting, Bobby Thomson, Giant* WidespreiMl, -Aiae- «f- ■ oof fee: . jn .fpli. ,season,;^all .with the ..Cards, on tha aterllng character of the He 'hilssed the *45 caimpaii^ while- HbCfRS S 'A- fit. tb 11 [•de-nca-Zona-A,— .------dCeMiaie4) bfbther’^ i ^ t an hmUtet --..‘ Hit-' -'teen' -hotna -nma .aiMl : two . England dates from the 17th Cen Mra. D. L^ Ballard for exUnaloo Boidire,’^ CiiitpkC ''aeSiicker, singles to drivs In three run* for In service. .. ] -Vincent an r at Charter Oak field, aee If that’s your father, >M iemi«n sipiare font in arra, at 51 Mill 3 9 ^pECfAt I Street, Residenc* 21one A. to own than e v ^ Paul S. Lavj.tt for permisai4m to Easier I erect a motel on the Northeast [ corner of McNall Street and Wil- S O M e r H l N D f The U. S, Tire I bur Cross Parkway, Residence I Zone AA. MAY WI SAY, PARINTHnKAUY. . p • Thasa ipaciol oHowoneofi ora ovoilobla Bairh-Pontiac, Inc., for extait-' I aien of permission to store and sell that we give you the best during this Pro-Holiday Sola only. $11 95 I New and.Used Motor Vehicled and deal in town when ifeomes ■ ■ PLUS YAX to erect a free-standing ground sign. 2 feet from street lines at the SAVE 10% BY CALLING to a trade-in allowance on • With long, oofiy cradlf forms. ■ ■ EXCHANOI southeast corner of Cenfkr and DRIVE A your old, worn tires! So be OvIttaMting mitaoge o l lew inWel CMt. I Winter fltreets, Business Zpna .H, • WORK QUEMIITEEji fore you buy any tires, check Edgar Clarke for extension of • NAQHINE SPREU SIZE I permission to conduct insurance with us to see how economi See your U. S. ROYAL 4.70/1 S ofOce in home and to have sign • TERMS ERRUMEB CHRYSLER cally you can equip your car I for same at 175 East Center • FREEOMimHI I’m jumping off here at t| 3 9 5 and W inter- Streets, Business with safe new Kellys — the Dealer T ^ jO A Y / PLUS TAX I Zone-II. • EXPERIENCE, Manchester to get an extra tire that’s famous for giving Edgar Clarke for extension of • Fr I e ESTIHATES thick DAIRY QUEEN EXCHANGE I permission to conduct insurance thousands of milesl UNITID SYATIS RUtllR COMPANY and Shake. txtra All-aaw. Exlra-lew ftrasswra. ’ office in home and to have sign SINGE 19X1. Buy ’em on our easy-pay plan 1 for same at 175 East Center • POWER ROLLED and pay as you ride—-com- Street, Residence Zone A. A.R. COE, Jr. Francis Meyer* for permi**ion fortidslyl I to convert building into dwelling, Owner, Mgr. A- located on lot having lead frontage MANCHESTER than regulations allow. West of Bal(Ji Pontiac, I(ic. Bandy Oil Company No. 29ft Hackmatack St., Ratl- DE MAIO BROS, I dence Zone AA and Rui(al. TIRE A RECAPPINC 155 CENTER STREET 331 MAIN STREET All persona interestad may at- 295 Broad Street TeL 2-4224^ i tend thla hearingT MANCHESTER. CONN. MANCHESTER, CONN. 2kming Board of Appeal# CALL ANYTIME 7691 BrowN-Btaupra Inc. • 30 Bissell Si TIRB& W. H. Stuek, Chairman .G. H. Marlow, Secratary 500 Hartford Road TIRE SERVICE HEADQUARTERS 1: r ..K- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FACE SEVENTEEN ’raURSDAY, .TUNE 19, 1952, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE PAGE SIXTEEN MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY OtjT OUR WAY BY J . R, W ILLIAM S OUR BOARDING AOUSE with A1WT S 0 5 H , w e a , vsieuu, a m o St fCROMPETfeANOTa%-?^ Sense and Nonsense THAT A peUtCIOUS- r u im ed th at SHE MUST Man and Boy a a c ! I n n n n ■ n n u G i B E VAIN IT'6 ASOOT _TlM.e ' JEHOSMAPHAT,-. SMELLIKT PBRPUWE P E R R JM E WERE «>eT- WHAT'S COMING nmc31 naiau f n iia n in Fnur-Rquam Material FOR. MV WITH SUCH 1 cinu ■ EsnaoaaiBnsn ■ Every man is a born collector! SHE U SE S ? BCy. TiMS HOME/Sit OFF ? -— AND SHE ^ r s t he chllecta beetles, toads, What iH the measure of a man? SH E KMOWS HOW lllPETIME.' EVPEN&IVe HOBIZONTAL FifnnQ uaogiuisann TO SELECT , 1 CAN'T BLOT PUFFUME/ OOVJM AND T’LU — r a w n w n n n n ■■■■in ahd marbles; then girls, kisses and No doubt there are many different PERf=UME&/ THAT OUT GO FIX SOME ' 1 tiaiculint t;M nm native c3Hciraji»taaL3n«!aac3 fanny .tl»'; t))en dotIaY)l7Jlroubles, standards of value, but we submit EVERy TIME k /AND c r u m pets; ■ppellatlon Red deer QisiratBnuaianiUlirjLi and Ihen golf clubs, two units of measurement the ap 1 SM ELL IT/ AND \NE’LI_ 7 floy’» 3 Nibble ac3isnc3aBtnuEii:iLj[:2 after-dinner ntories, and old plication of which will at least re VOU XIX, NO. 38 THURSDAY, JUNE 19 Compiled by Student* of Mancheater High School Miaa Helen Eatea, Faculty Adrlaer ,IJ HASle A 4 Turned inside □rauM iEinauii^uDrai;::! pieces o f^ rin g ; and lastly, aches, veal fundamental valueji: 13 Min'i oatnt — ■ H d u n B i u L J c a LITTLE 14 out symptoms, apd memories. It is quite possible he wears old CHAT/. 5 Leases nciD iaciw aannnaa clothes, and the banker is not well 15 H]*^ocirbon EDQEaaaiiarananiuics acquainted with his signature, 1 BTown tEiDaG aiacnaalaJigcj Most of the\late. Will Rogers' Seniors Reward Bailey Congratulationa (Cornish cracks were ratli kindly ones, but if you see his children with New Program Junior Class Officers ^Spring’ Theme Lethargic Eiufsn I fioEiuFi I u n n preflx) but when the i ulation was their noses flattened against the As an expression of ap •18 Occurrence 7 Small mass 22 Masculine 41 Presses great enough. he ■turn that window'watching for him to come Tlie High School World Slaiff ISA/ricon fly preciation for the guidance and extendi Its congratulations tn Of Quill Issue 8 Takes into name 42G ^us of barbed wit Into a ing .re- home to supper,—he’ll do. In 1952-53 counseling....given_ ...them, . by «»t • -- atiecpfold • ar. yuh.7''..he.sncer*d,..„.,„.j,.,...... thoaeN^ho .ne'er jpoaefL—P.*?.hln- dtstrlbute* recently; dteplBjIng an- 31 Recedes "Nope,” answered the man'who son. "halls o r MBS when the 1952-53 Pat Shirer GiyeK artistic cover designed by Marcia was later to become America's 1‘^-eehool year rolls around on Sept. 32 Golf term 1 1 T I 5 6 7 8 7 II II Class Illustrates Beach, '62. The theme of iprlng 33 United Nations idol. "Just a fence between us, As'the i W election approached, 8 because of the new double ses Welcome to 1956 was appropriately Introduced by ■ organization son.” someone told. President Lincoln the frontispiece, Marlng a young_ UTTLE a 11 that the only fhing that could de sion schedule. ‘‘Johnnv Tremain’’ PROPO (ab.) - toluieball ehtHusiaai,"" drawit ; by ' t - / 9 34 Far off (comb, Everything you say to a woman, feat him for re-election would be The first to experience the new President-elect Pat Shirer of Betty Johnson '52, . SITION 6-11 IS IF routine will be the seniors and jt?wiu.Ans* form) will be used against you. Grant’s capture oP'Richmond, fol the Manchester High ^hool Stu-1 Iii connection with thetr reading The original stories and 'poems fOR you lowed toy Grant's nomination and Juniors who, half asleep, will try THE CHAR-MER 35 Female hone of "Johnny Tremaln,” tha Bngllih rttten by students especially for n acceptance. \ to become accustomed to the new dent Council spoke to the 1952! 36 Land parcel George Burns—The person I get the megesine, Included adventure RV f r o NARD the most mail about is Jack Ben ''Well,'.’ replied Mr. Lkjcoln, ‘T system at 7:40 a. m. Because graduating class at tha Holiistsr | T ciaasea of Mrs. Mlldrad Biarly MICKEY FINN Optimist ’ 37 One who . i» 20 21 stories, humorous poSms, personal ny. And everybody asks the same feel very much like the mqn who many of the upperclasamen will Street School on Tuesday morn : have done numerous thing! among expsritnccs and clever teen-age r angers hold part time Jo'bs tn the after HOW MUCH IS I NNOW-BUTAT ENVY YOU. . YES'ANDTHArS 2Z 23 11 IS u 2& question—Is Jack really as stingy said he’ didn’t want, to dle\par- ing. which were oral reports, scrap stories. ' 1 38 Bulging pot m 5 ^ tlcularly, but if he had got to''NN? sessions. She said that many hard ■ — — ' mer. rope thia coming Sunday. W t M S * . a schedule, dismissal wfH I>e at Mary Lou Potter, *53. known figure on the football field of the story. Elizabeth Taylor waa loah, '82. 1:44 and, for the underclassmen, ships and problems will undoubt Mary Ldu Potter, *53. edly occur. For example, the-dou- ahd on the basketball court. He pictured as the beautiful Lavlnla The eeaaya written were: "One the day will begin a t 11:30. These Suiiiiiier Plans was a delegate to Boyi' State in Lyta of the store, and Dean Btook- Generation" by Jean Reed, *63; students and those having sixth ble session plan will cut down on well as Johnny Tramaln, WOST study halls thereby giving the stu 1961. Bqyond Our Vlatble Horisone" by period appointments and detentloh Vary for 19.74 Delegates Chosen High School World Staff Mary Lou Potter, '58. Gail. Post mads a flgurlns to Tom McNamara, '84: and "Korean will be the only pupils who will dent much more homework. This will be true especially for loWer- reprasant Gaorga Washington, an Diary" by Irwin Weiner, '54. M t lunch at school. ToAltendUNAM Editorial Board; co-editors - Importaitt man In IHe'VIrar'agalhat PeGKmal ’ exparianeet cleverly (b Each aesalon. like the present clFs^efl, m any of whom" T:arrj' In' a recent survey conducted by written were: "A Trip To the New five'subjects. Carol Rottner, Jean Rogers; the British, and Betty O’Oonnell MHS days will be based on a ro a. '.World', reporter it .w av fomrd.; Girls Legion—Mary Lou:Pot- Wale§ Publishes draased r * small, ids# . World" by. Wymer . yettsr. *82; tating schedule' with sla periods Secdqdfy,—-'Pat" stated That- the Sally Newcomb and John Alli ■HoibHaw" "hTTOtir-Miiaii. "Bfir-:-- double iqsaions would affect the that the future J'unlorA class . of ter, Ruth Ann Asinger; Boys American fashtom^ and a flve-period day. son were recently elected as per Legion—David Hansen, Ber Jiiiiior'g Paiiiitiilg ‘/Pata and Curios" by Barbara Ba This new schedule is necessary extta-currtcular activities, espe 1954, have made a variety of plans Numeroua eaaays w en done and manent delegates to ths newly nard Lyons; Chatter Column — Peggy Lynch's on John Adams ton. *82: "Who Wants An 'A’ T" by because of the overcrowded situa cially sports,, causing them to be for the summer. The large majori Richard Lev/is, '84; 'Tooth and split to. include, both morning .and formed .United. Nations Associa Gall 'Toad; Boys Sports—Al and. John Hancock were .aseellant. tion of the high school. ■ ty will spend th^" vacation bn 'T o bert Guay; Girls Sports—Bar - "New-Bngisnd VIHage,’* a paint "Fletton” 'by Ed"I>xma, •86: -“My Gail Swanson, '53. afternoon sessions or be eliminat tion of Manchester at the- last ing done by Edward Otlmason, a Poems like "Ths Midnight Ride Little Monster" by Jean Hansen, ed entirely. bacco Road” or be employed by bara Field; Ubrarlan-Sally T. M. U. %. meeting' of Current Affairs Club. Menchester High School Junior, of Paul Revers” wsre read In clast 82; and “Vanity" by Sandra Sund- Oapf. ma by NtA ttrrKt. In closing, P st wished the future Newcomb. numerous stores and concerns in The club voted In favor of be waa published In the North Wales and many reports were given on qulst, '53. freshmen the best ofxluck during town. coming an organization member Reporters; 1983 ■ ■ Claire Weekly News on Jsn. 17. the different phaaea of Johnny’e The humorous poems were; their high achool careers and said Jansaen, Peter Mitchell, Gall life. A movla waa also shown on A1 EY (U'l Up You Go. Pal . BY V. T. HAMLIN Students Eujoy The Nutmeg Boys' Slate at the of UNAM after Sally Newcomb, Along with the picture was sn "When Blstere at the Piano" by that she waa sure that Manchester who. with Peter Mitchell, attended Swanaon, Alfred Tarlcco, Rus srticle staling how Mias Hope R. colonial Umss In ordar to gain Thelma Pierce, '82: "Gee, Oops, I WELLJHEKE 'vOUl CANT SAY A8 I AW... High would meet the' coming prob University of Connecticut Campus sell Taylor; -1954 - r Carolyn lOuciwflTia Various Picnics will be attended in the last week of a preliminary meeting of the or Henderson, heed of the MHS art background for the story: Ouch!" by Mary Wilson, '83,-and CHooecTO I ARE.MAEION„.l/MEVVA6TH'Be5TMAN lem of double-sessions with' suc- Bengston, William Bayer, Pat department, had tent eight other Barbers Person, '56 A HOPE vtxj'RE y i Ever met „i hated June by four Junior boys. BUI ganization, made her report. At "Umsricks W at Never Been MAEBY cesa. \ this first meeting of UNAM va Campbell, Peggy Erickson, water color petntlngs tn the Aber- Printed (and Never Should B e)" HARON . Last week- two other Student Ritchie. Bob Provost, Gary Bogli Donald McComb, Connie "Please psjw the mustard," and Andy Ansaldl. rious phases of organizing the as conwy Secondary School In Con by John Miller. '54. The inspiring AN' LIVEl "Stop taking all the potato chips," (Council leaders, Priscilla Torrance Morlarty, Marilyn Rogera. Six future Juniors are among sociation were taken cere of and way. The paintings were water Watts Ele«;ted poems were: "Sand” By Mary Jo "Oh, boy, I want another piece of and Al Grossman, spoke to the Roger Turklngton, Peggy oolora of American landscapes eighth grade graduates of the the 16 Senior Girl Scouts traveling the purpose of the aesoclatlon, Brennan, ’62; "Springtime By watermelon." These were a few of which is to "promote public edu Woltersdorf; 1956- Boh Buck- and apnrts done by Art 111 stu Jamea Ferguson, *51): "TThe Touch the many comments MHS students Manchester Green School. They in Europe. They are Janice Mur- , ley, James FergUson, Virginia To Lead Linkmen phey, Doris Beyer, Ann Thrall, cation on the United Nations and dents. Mr. Pritchard, headmaster of World Peace" by Peggy Wal- l/f Wviv» Ik spoke et ell the picnics which' have also explained the double-session related’matters; to provide a serv Hanley, Barbara Person, of ^ e school, lent the newspaper tersdorf, '54; ‘DayttaMins by Kim been held this lest month of school. plan to be used next year and gave Betty X n n Trotter and Alayne Forbes Warren, Lenore Zwlck, to Miss Heqderson. a brief outline of high school sc- Murphey.-, ice center in Mancheater where The MRS goK<-(eane'4i*s flnlMied Shirer, '54: and Emblems by Joyce SUff rejibrtsrs. editors, and typ information and materials can be Typiits: 19(53—Janet Ander- While Miss Henderson was vla- Jarvis. ’68. ists -of thA'.VHlgh W.9rJfl’: ttvjtie.a, 'TRiey. also answered many Many areHravellng to other plac ..Bon, .Pat Boynton,. .Helen .Davts_ itlng-ConuMxy 4aa(. waa-Jn- its. season, , The leorM of tha. last Quill,-auperriMd'by-Miaa-Uarion-. 'questioiu eoneeratiif"^itglr"srii(^ es 'n o t so fay'iHviiy^^^ obtained;-: -to^- coordinate r--*cUviUes- were treated to one of thit first In ,M(m.chest.er whlcll wni promote Itoberta Hatlqck,^^^ B^ ...LaWi. riled. Ig,.visit -the ichool . apd was flye3ft*tduiz club' picnli* ' Of the -year on iPriday, dlfe/.-' is-'going to Ohio for a month. Bar Mii^'ABn’'Mat^-rV^ Mot-* pr4iehted with the booklet, "Con- Russell 'Taylor ,'53 bara McKinney and.Sonia Johnson world peace; and to endeavor to if tS-ilir liMB ertfn; Brennan hM aomplaftd F fiigM r May 23, at Center Springs Park. make the individual citizen con rison, Pat Woods, Nancy Han w'sy Illustrations."...... Due to the Bristol, there, Tl-T," MHS win! suecaarfulinwrirw lthita two Issues.— A good picnic supper was enjoyed have hopes of Caps: Cod, and Con ley. Mary Pat Callahan; 1984 nie Morlarty may SW; California. scious of snd willing to accent h|s paper shortage and the lack of Meriden, there, 16-3, MH8 win; Oall Todd *88 by all in the early evening. share of the responsibility for the —ciarol Dupuis, Geraldine money the students-do little art Past editor-in-chief Janet Brad Joan Michaud is traveling Id Rohan, Beverly Smith, Robert work. _ Weaver, there, IIH-SH, Weaver Maine, Donald McComb -to Lake achievement of world peace and - ley presented Miee Helen BJstee brotherhood," was set. Stone. . Since her refurir ib the II. B.. win; Newington, here; T. M. ««g. U. fit P*f faculty advisor, wjth a gift of ap Pow- Wow Wlnnepesaukee and woi'King at MHS; Bulkeley, here, llti'^ H t Two Slates Elected CHRIS WELKIN. Pifineteer Automatic Scnlry BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM (^f. <♦$? ti Kf A Ka^wca 'Ay the hospital. Marilyn Rogers is By becoming affiliated with Mias Henderson has received more T M. 0^. U. %. OR. preciation from the aeniors on the UNAM. Current Affairs Club will informatlin about the town and Bulkeley win. . The team's CCIL ^ »y wu Rdnaga, tm-_ ataff for the hours of work Mlse Hi there! It's finally over. No working at the bank and going to district and some photographic en record ia 4 and 4. In the state By Projectionists B e l o w t h e “Okay! You’re next, Watklni!" Canada. enjoy the full benefits of the or ’ A LIGHT FLASHES , Estee put into the "World" this more achool for two and one-half ganization, such as access to va Seniors Victors largements. — match tha-team.cama-fflut 18. ___ ^RFACE/SENTRY t w ic b ! t w o - < “Marjoria taya har naw boy friand it a aalaatnan. Wow! pssL year. Miss E>tes thanked months. Now we can relax and Ronnie Larcheveque and Jimmy Virginia Hanley '86. Next year’s captain will he DEVICES HAVE Tatro are Little League scorers in' rious pamphlets suid film trips, INrEDDEieS AT THE I'll aay ha it—-I’m going right in thara and hirt him!” BUGS BUNNY them andA ated that she was Just forget everything. Before you and will participate In aome of the Ronald -Watts, replacing Daniiy Two groups of. officers were pleased witH her competent'editors the evenings and will work during : GATE/ ^ relax though, here are a few last gnx)up’a projects. In Track Meet DeMartIn. Thia year, lettera go alseted to head the Projsctlonlsts Euas, PULL wuRKv rr UP... and staff and /said she could al quips to remember. the day. Ormand W'est will put his enub at a recant meeting. Due to FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER I'AN aONNA Sally Newcomb,'83. Y-Teen Clubs Have to Danny DeMartIn, Ronald Watte, WTO P5RKTS wayi depend on them to do a good radio knowledge to good use work Bob 1710111100 and Jim '.Munaie, the double uttsaUm program next FlLLlN/3 TALK.T' PORKY ing at radio station WTHT, while The seniors are this year's vic STATION SO |ra« A MINUTB Job. It sefma some of our noble wri while congratulations go to CoaxHi year, the club has solved its prob They also presented Janet Brad ters of the "World" have gone Ja y Brown will work at the Rog tors of the Interelsas track meet lem by forming two groups -—the Wa CAN PILL t o Aya*Po -Outing George Bradlau, who waa tn hla OUR StACH lay and Barbara Bengtaon gifU back to their childhood days. Play ers Laboratories. Aquatics Exhibit as they captured the meet with freshman-sophomore organisation Pal Campbell and Carol Jolinson 45 points. The sophs were second first ytsr as * golf coach. TOSS WITH for their fine work during the year ing hjnd-msn’s noose on the Bernard Lo'Oh* and ths Junior-i8n|pr group. AiR.r „ as editora. blackboard! It really la fun! will put their friendly smiles to with 27 points, ths Juniors with 24, Last week end. proved to be Thos sleeted a# officers of U|s /V) P!?EM Several new reporters were Ini good service ae aalesgirls at Bur Skill lor Parents and the froah with 14. "chocked' full of fun" when the Freshman-Sophomore group are; tiated -by Jean Rxigers .and Gall -The hot weather seems to have ton's., ...... _. Georgs Case took first for the Y-Jeen Clubs of MHS spent, the pessidant, WUUam. Maxur; vlea at Todd. Glnny Hanley, '55, and Bob taken over lately. Some red baked Many other student.s* have Inde Form, speed and skilt were xUs- seniors In the 100 yard dash in 10.5 three daya al Camp Aya-Po In Somanh|8"HeadB prasldent. Donald Wilson, and sac- Buckley, ’85, did an ^ Imitation of lobsteri have been aeen around finite plans, but most plan to do played in g show glvqn to parenU and 220 yard dash in 20.2 Bob Kel Somers. retary, David Baalela. Imogene Coca and Sid Caesar. Pat school after those sunny week some work. The rest will enjoy and friends by members of Miss ler copped the first place laurels Week-end activities Included Chosen for ’52-’53 For the Junior-Senior group, the - Campbell-. -‘54 ,. im itated.. aeveral. ends. .Does it hurt as much as ..it themselves st "Home. Bea-ch,” , , Eleanor Webb's Aquaatta..Club..on In the 440 for the seniors in 57 flat. boating, swimming, ^sortball, .ten siata. waa. elected: .pti»T.. MHS teachers, and Carolyn Bengt looks? » Donald McComb '54 Wednesday June 4, in the Rec pool. Michaiiff was the Taur'er wfnnier in nis and a hlke‘‘'arouhd tlia I'ske, Ident, George Vlnloij: vice presi Vrvw*. aon. '54, sang t? ) a song Imitat The girls have practiced\^«my the 880 for the aopha with a time as well as preparing skits, which M embra of the 1953 Somanhls dent, Roger HaU; secretary. Nan-„ ing' a'wen-known "Singer. "Jimmy " n te 7 "Ha'rmonelfel” "really en of 2.16. were “pmented by each - cabin, '■ PRISCILLA’S 1 To Each Hi.i Own months perfecting their s^m'iping xlsff. warn Mac tad. to. Jiaad. certain ;'cy7jcrardlnar,", ... BY AL VERMEER Ferguson, '55, and Barbara Per- joyed their New York trip we hear. form and showed their talents In Bradley copped another first for tha sopha, Tbls.ane in the. mile run. dlvislnna of tha yearbook on Fri 1 F e e t •fon, '53, dtd a peppy fSjarleston, ■nre-TVd Mack-audition went off Hirads Sock’ & Buskiii this show; " ■ ...... MISERABLE / ^ l M i s s and Peggy, Wollersdqrf, '54, was smoothly and the food was won- First they demonstrated, each of in 5:14.3. "Minnie” Mlnlcuccl was Next school year, 1952-1953 day, June 13r as fellows: quota HOLLYHOCK! •^HISTORY AND confronted "with the difficult and derfnl. We've got our fingers the numerous strokes and ballet andthsr senior winner with the marks the '20lh Anniversary of tions. Lola Frtich . Gan Mci>hh: we'KK H-HAVa shot put.-Bruce Burbank won tbe SCHOOL A COOP confueing problem of explaining crossed for you, kids. • - form to the spectators. Some of Mra. Skinner's directing Sock A tVho's Who, oA is Condio; pic VYON'T OPEN RBAPY, discus event for the frosh with 89 Bulkin. raUH DANDY »USS.' TUVJI AT what happeni to the "hole” in a these stroke# and forxns were the tures, Maureen Shea;./- Girls' Whitauui, Sahiaft, P. A S. AaAlN TILL 0-WACK' feet, 4 Inches. doughnut when one eats It. . A popular Junior, Jean Reed, has surface dive, the back lay-out, the Sports. Maureen Opalach; secre Kept In Befitgeratod.Oasea, SEPTEMBER/ A softball game ended the eve- left our school for points west. II- BeHlrt herl won the high Jump "shark’' and ballet leg strokes, for the juniors. The pole vault waa tary, Doris QagliarMne. nlng'a fun. linola, to finish her senior year, Then nil of these were put togeth New members Aosen by try-: I Arthur Drus Sturts | Other Outlnge and then go to Japan. -We all. wish won by Muivty, a sophomore. The er expertly and perfectly timed broad Jump was won by the Third in Regional outs include Viol* Britten, Mary | Other clubs using Center her the best of luck in everything info a water ballet which lasted Pat Callahan, Batty Frasier. Doris Springs and ita facilitlea for picnic she does and hope some day that Juniors while the seniors grabbed for several mlnutea the Javelin. ' Gaily, Janet Hentschel, Jo-Annj u . rounda were the Quill Staff and she'll return to Manchester. The girls showed speed also In Sle P i eriuia w--8uiihombt r 'YiTeens 1m"'tiQcr^rfl'TelSY!infC^^ .i_,;3T»a.:aaniora:;ClaaBad,np._,h^ •Iw combined- together •f o r .^ a f . .. The remainiBgiatudenU.flt:;MHft ykr^ iftadley-in wAtetr-m crawl, pJn*. ,featp«V.,Ml- y>A temoon of fun. At thia picnic a want to. bid the aeniors a last fare- relay race With a time of 1 :46.S, ‘thfl ,:J!>ac)^,strPH* .§99. .file bre^^^ Aiv'TYu-'lcco.,...'W.T-.- quoUtioDs .for,,tAa-Vario>iavZulun. . .-.I., •kit titled “PuBsyfobt", written "by -wett'and -mceem tn -the futuret-T* stroke were used. The p'rogrint seniors and has spant a eonsidar- m m m z the Junlors-:-let'a hope they egn Marilyn Rogera, waa presented, ended with a brief swimming per- tble amount of tlma alraady In ley to d«liv«r a Har live up to.l952’a good record: and 4- .. merit in ' the etow -were iReggy Cacter, ‘M BCl ^ wsp^Jec Sfiwit; •dotrum is'trr CCNJFOUMPED. YOU-0 TWMIC THESG dra tted YOKELS WFERNAL CACKIIMG NATIVES EUERV- •*Wa‘ra hla craditofa in etaa ha wina!*' FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY M. C. BLO SSER awards. Effie .Doebener, Betsy Freihelt, .. .Crystal LAke appears to be a Here's wishing those lucky Girl Hi there, kids! I'm jrour new re Cook's Sorvieo Slo- PMUT BRUSHES! HAD HEVSR GEEN A WORK OF ART. WHERE 1 PAHJTl WUAT'$ 8ECOME OF THE Scouts a bon voyage! Have fun in Ginny' Hanley. Pudge Handley, WAV THEY STARE great favorite to MHS studenta, Nancy Bell,. Gladys Mearman, Jan Various news articles appeared porter bringing you the news from AHT-IOVINS CITIZENRY WHO TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Then voo sec, after. Europe gals and be goo and Buskin meetings next year. the following four topica; I. Re Eileen Klely There have been aome high lAanchester^s Pum a INVENTIONS/ HERE it awardi to the following aenlorA al Doolittle. Patriotism waa the ernment. including the burning of .AJUOTHBRr o o PWTMIC NEEPL6/ JUST THE Q8L FVE .Steve Godin, Milton Cole and Boh, a former member of Paint solved: That the United States Rome. scorers among ths girl on the ■AT IT. . LOOKING FOR/ some o f THIS STUFF a\ibject of Annamae Richard's re Eileen Klely represented Man CERTATOIY ISN'T AND FOLLOW ME/ Frank Crebore. and Powder, ia also active in Sr. should not have entered the First Morgan Porter, Roman aporta; freshman bowling team. Theap are Distributor for COM440N Thus .went most of tha picnics port snd Janet Larmn based hers Hl-Y, A Cappella Choirs, and World War. 2. Resolved; That cheater High School in the annual Sandra Woltersdorf, M ona. Mo- on the writer, Washington Irving. Robert Hoffman, farm newt; Rich enjoyed by MHS students and French. the United States should have ard Noren, home and garden; Ruth East States Baton Twirling con dean. Barbara Parson, Mary Shta- • S O H k ^ YT test, which was held at Mountain ban, and Paggy Lynch. whether the studenta were tired, Following the- college course Joined the League of Nations; Bosworth, religion; and Helgi • G U L R K p S E H (Hied with food, sunburned, ach throughout his years at MHS, Bob Resolved: That three important Rielk, Roman education. Park in Holyoke, Haas., on May ing from roller skating, or with a Fallot Studio Selected plana to attend college. Yiter his changes should be made (a) give Barbara Field '54 18. , After many months of practice • W U R U I t t R Mrc throat from singing on the graduation from high school. up the vpto pdwer In the security Eileen, who placed third In the the Aquaattaa gave a dhow to par buses—all had wonderful times The FaUot Studio haa been Chemistry, English, French I and council (b) admit new members by competition, has been a member ants and Menda on June 4. •HARDMAN ■nd added one more reason to selected, to take the Somanhis Algebra II were his subjects this way of vote, (c) require all mem Sincere Thanks of majorettes since she waa their list of why they like the pictures next year. Mr. FaUot year, and next year he la taking here to furniah men for police freshman. She has done many That’s all tha news for now ex month of June so much. will begin taking the senior solid geometry, U. S. History, force In the United Nations; A world of thanke goes to solo baton twirling# for tha cept that ws have had a very Connie MorUrty, '54. picture! during the summer. A English and French II. Resolved; That we should adopt Gall McCann, Paul Ryam El games as well as for public shows. eventful and successful year with KEMP!S an all out war policy in the F a r Our thanks to Eileen for the tha help of Miss Julia O aa and .... ■ , ' ------new picture of the high school Is the son of Mr. and Mra. len-Lee Caldwell and Bruce iBCOtf ratcd ' wiU be taken ' for the '63 William J . Morrison of 18 LiUey East, in order to end the Korean Anderson for their assistance fine Job she did in representing Miaa Bleaner Wabb. . Semanhia. streeL conflict. at the Senior Reception. Manchester High School.- Baa you a sx t fall. ( FurnUara and M i^ /ULaFV. Read Herald Advs. ‘ ^ MarUjrn. Rogers, *64. Peggy Eriekaon, *64 J Pvrey Briekson, ’6i. Barbara Field T" ' ' T V \
IMJTCfiESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 19,. 1952 P A G E K m n E C K
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1952 Musical Instruments 53 Wanted to Rent 68 Houses for Sals 72 Snbnrban for Sale 7S W u te d — Real Estate 77 p a g e ETGHTEEN NEW USED, Rantala Reads, ENGINEER and wife would Ilka BOLTON—High on Birch Moun- AN AOENCr with a Hat of ready About Town Hooaehold Goods II buyan waiting for 4, 5, e, T Autoiqi^lea for Sale^ Auto Accessories— ^Tlres 8 Roofing— Siding 16 Help Wanted— Fuiule 3S Situatimu Wanted— Mak 39 atrlnga, mutes, stands, accaa- four room unfumlahcd apartment ASHFORD LAKE -tatn. Modern six-room home, IVi Pfo. Raymond Plnkln of 197 NOTICE JLutomobiles for Sale .„^.4 baths, recreation room. -Laundry room and S-famt1y houset. Call WE BUY and aUl good uaed furni aarlea- Rapairing..CtrUflod Ins o r rent Please call 4608 aftar Holltatar atfeel was among ih'e 34 FOUR GOODYEAR deliixe Inner FOR GUARANTEED Roofs that WANTED—Clerk for local atore. BOY WITH power mower would etructlOR. Music for all oceaa- 5:80. . .. LClflris PRICED room with shower, hot water Bornhelm .Si Smith, Agents. 694S* DeCORMlER ~ GET BETTER VALUE QN ture, combination rangea, ga.i Oinnccticut raaldcnta to arrive In Due to low water prearare or no water in eertain area# ClassHi^ tubes, 7:10 x IS, removed from ally on litany Jcind pf atdrm. and Chance for quick' advancement. like lawna to mow. Manchester slona Ward KrauM, 87 Walnut heat, oil, breakfaat bar, garaga,. 6718. ranges and neatera. Jonea Furni AS LOW AS 3395 Pan Francisco yesterday with the MOTOR SALES, INC. A BETTER USED CAR new car, glO, Phone 4910. . gutters, conductors and roof re One with driver's license prefer Green area only. Tel. 2-4340. after 6336. A RESPONSIBLE Ctouple wilt pay amesita drive, - approximately served by the Town of Mandheater Water DepartaMKL: SAYS f pairs. Call Coughlin 7707. red. Call 2-8370. Ask for Mrs. 6. ture Store. 36 Oak. Phona 2-1041. three months advanced"rent for WANTBI>—Tour proparty to sail. First Marine Division and the the use of hoae for wateFtag lawna ia hereby prohlbftotr . ... Select your summer living lite three acres of land. Many other First Marine Air Wing coming Mircrtiseniints “THESE FINE CARS AND WasB. '— 8,-4, 5 room apartment. Want now. Pay us a visit this weekend. ex tree.-Full- price 815;800. -Shown ReUahl* buyers waiting with eaal; between the-lioaia pf-4 P;.iiL aad-SJP. M . nptU furthetu 1 — Trailers for Sale 6-A MANCHESTER — Roofing and FOR RENT—Beautiful set of Wanted— To Buy 58 -nice homo-for September occu fo r four;' five, alx, seven 'loom aln- bom6'on”?btatIdn". CLASSinED ADVT.. TRUCKS ARE PRICED TO Siding Co. Also all types of paint GIRL WANTED for flat work dishes, silverware, glasses and by appointment only. The Ells notice. ' BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Dogs— Birds— Peta 41 pancy. Willing to make minor re worth Mitten -A(,ency. 6930. gla and two-family in Manehas- DEPT. HOURS: SELL AND PLEASE; SEE HOUSE TRAILER for Mle. 1947 ing and can>entry work. Guaran Ironer and one for wrapping. cooking equipment to eervf 200 ARTHUR A.. KNOFLA Captain John J. O'Harc, HI M System 26’. Completely furn- W a n t e d —Used fumituta uv- pairs. pall Naw BriUln 4-1621 tar, Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P.M . teed work. Phone 7691 for free Steady, work, good pay. Apply people. Call 2-3798 after 5 p. nv ' ' Realtor Avondale road. Is scheduled for THEM TODAY!” Lrhed. Sleeps four. Excellent con Ing room, bedroom, kitchen or collacti , BELL STREET, Glastonbury ~ Financee arranged. Howard It. TOWN OF MANCHESTER WATER DEPARTMENT estimates. Maple'Dry Cleaners and Launder- TINY CKIHUAHA A.K.C.,, fegls- Will also do cooking upon request. two weeks of active duty training 1949 Pontiac 2-Door "8.*’ Hy- dition. An awning 19' x 8' includ entire househobls. Let us make 875 Main S t—Bat. 1921 Five room ranch on 2 ^ acre Hastings. Phona 2-1107. ' NEW AND FOR ers. 72 Maple street. tered up for stud. Femala'also for you an offer, TYie Woodshed, wooded lot, choice of decorations, at Camp Drum, N. , Y. Capt. Richard Martin, Superiatoadent . COPY CLOSING TIME dramatic. j ed. Call 2.1421. GREAT EASTERN Conetructlon , Phone Office 5440 O'Hare, an Army Reservist, will IMMEDIATE DELIVERY: sale. Call Rockville 5-5266 before KENMORE Deluxe washing ma Phone 2-3154. Boaineas Property 316,500. Jerome Agency. 2-3151. Legal Notices i f o r CLASSIFIED ADVT, Co., Home remodeling apeciallsls. EXCELLENT Position for girl Bveninga 2-5988 or 2-4278 ba In training from Aug. 24 to 1948 Pontiac 2-Door, Hydra- NEW 8' Camp trailer. Removable 10 p. m. except Saturday or Sun chine. Excellent condition.". Rea- TWO NEW WILLYS AER0‘ Residential and commercial roof bookkeeper. Inquire Mr. MclUn- day. For Sale 76 Home Listings Wanted Sept. 7. m'atic. side gales. Reasonable. Phone aonable. Call 2-2511, WANTED —Roll-away ■ bed and WINDSOR—Not far from Bradley ,Order of Notice m o n . t h r u FRI. ACES ing, elding, gutters and leaders, ney, McKinney Lumbar Co.,' Bol- mattreas. Strong enough for FOR SALE or to rent, for busi Field — oversize Cape Ood, two —A—Oopgeoua-jnre«n. ful^y 3207. . ton. 10:SdAr-M ^------^ 1948 . Pontiac 2-D oor,.Stftpd- cqmblnatlpn alumhium storm vyln- adult.-<3aU.&U0,______ness Dt|rp(ae*,_, .Houae. six xQsint. SIX-ROOM-Cape Cqd. Three years yejita „old, very good condition. Mra. Helen. FlUpalrick, presi „ . USED WASHERS AT A t»URT OF rnOBATB b*ia *•- •SINCE 1907" BY REID equipped...... -—ard Thansmiaidoiir— - - dbwk .."Wa.Jifaka -Your House A Poultry and Supplies 43 with Improvcmenta together with old. iBsmaeuIate condition. Ga All modern conveniences. Ebccel- dent o f the local'DemIficratIc Worn- SATURDAY » A. M. - A Very Lovely Gray — fully Home” . 24 Oak street. Phones FULL TIME salesgirl, hours 12:30 Reconditioned and within and for th# Dla* en'a Club, and Mra. Richard Ross, IT S BEEN OP OOUBSV* Garages— S ervice- to 7. Apply mornings. Pine Pastry frame building suitable for small rage. Nice liveable home. H, B, lent neighborhood. Nearly one trlct of Manchaatar. In the State of AUCTION equipped. 8271 br 8808. Bert Lindsay. . Guaranteed WANTED—Machinist's tool box factory or storage, (about 4,000 ConnacUcut, on the Klh day of June, Mrs. -Alice Tarry, Mrafr,.->Bascai, LOW COST Storage i o Shap. 2-9435. Inqillre 658 Center Grady. 8009. acre of park-llke grounds. A TWGrNEW=WffcfcYS AERO- YOUNG Roaating chickeni, ready $10 And Up and ioole. Please call 2-9994. aq. ft.) Area xoned for Industry. good buy at 314.500. Ellsworth 19&X Mastrangelo, Mrg. Joseph A. Fal- DMfXIM’/IN U IN a BUSOnOM, B E N O B jm S TRANSPORTATION -street. for tha ovan. Alao llva weight fraaant. JOHN J. WALLKTT, Judga. b e afpheoiated STORAGE Space 24' x 40’. Also ABC APPLIANCE CO. •%------^ * Edward j . Holl, 1009 Main atreet FOUR BEDROOM home for aver Mitten Agency. 8930. Tmat eatata under tha will of Wat* kowaki, and Mra. Mary X i Acelo WINGS Roofinf Na Ua .annual, .a^oount. .wUh. aaid. ald, giving telephone number. PICKUP roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys BROAD BREASTED bronxe tur COLDSPOT Refrigerators repair prlyilege's. Inquire 168 Maple MANCHESTER — Chiatom buUl large fenced-ln yard, newly palnt.- eatate to thla Court for aJlowanca. It la Walter Van Arsdale of South ' Q l »lh* W«st View GeiMrdl Store, idtoe, Cewu BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ ex- keys. Fresh froxen. Ready any- ed. One day service, one year Cape Cod, one year young. Hot ORDERED; That thfL'SlHh day of Lost and Found Light Gray In Color. V8 Motor. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 WOMEN (2). No experience nec street. ed. Only five years old. Asking JUms .1952. at ten n’clocK In the fore Coventry, Tinder whose dlraction a (Located oa U. 8. R t d sad Conn. 44, Next, to Baisboar Cflab). 166 Center St. — Mlinchester pertinca. Free eati mates (2all tttne. 8 to 22 lbs. Schaub's Tur- guarantee. Acme Refrigeration Hoases for Sale 72 water, oil heat. Fireplace, four 310.500. about 32,000 down. noon at' the Probata Office In tha number of local men and women TWO -WHEEL 26” Scout blrycle, Howley. Manchester 5381. ^;=;^- 'essary. Pleasant work, conven kay Farm, 188 Hillstown Road.. Service, Hartford 6-9997. PLEAS-ANT-room-for two.gentle Uunkipal .STiilfajpg .In: aald Mnncbetr iWJNI>»“tady*»i--sWister; Ownw USED VALUES ^ Phone 2-4545 — lent hours'. Good earnings. Write rooms - flniafaed. - Stone front. Schwartz Real-Estate, Hanchde- studied tandacapa and auil Ufa ih»y have same by Identifying tank model.' Basket, horn, light. men. Next to bath. Quiet home. SCIN’m X A T IN G 6-room home Completely modern. Large lot. ter. be. and tha aama la hereby aa- painting last summer, will resume ^ M ewddy A ftemeew, Jb m 23, 1fS 2 at 1HW p. M. IN REAL CLEAN CARS Open Evening:8 Until 10 P. M, Box A, Herald. THREE-PIE(JE living room set, ter 8274 or Hartford 5-5138. eigntd for a hearing f^llowance and paying for ad. Phone 2-1896, 'Very good condition. Two years Private entrance. Phone 2-9896. with brfiezeway and garage. On Price 318,800. Shown by appoint o r aald annual account aniriakl..Trua- his summer classes Saturday. Mr, AND TRUCKS Heatinir— Plambinf 17 Oeneral Electric refrigerator. In IN S P E C T IO N B y Appotalmeat with tha Auetteators, ar 1939 DE SOTO 6-pasaenger coupe, old, 830; also chain drive tricycle, 45 lot 100 x 400. Wonderfully com ment. Phone Manchester 6278. BOLTON — Three new houses tee'a two prevloua accounta with aald. Van Arsdale has devoted much of Articles for Sale quire 17 Carroll Road. Tel. 2- plete and well built home, in eatate. ahd thie Court directs that after 11 A. M. Sale /)ST—Pair of woman's glasses. 1946 Old'smobilc 2-Door Se- radio and heates. Good condition, very reasonable. Inquire 85 Bran C. O. LORENT2TEN. Alterations, Brac-BOm. reedy for occupancy. Priced from hla time aa a painter and illua- Help Wanted— Male 36 1409. NICE ROOM to a working person country setting. Price 317,600, •notice of the time and place aaaigned I'Vlclnlty of Main street. Phone 12.50. Call Rockvillr 5-9235. ford street before 7:30 p. m. copper water piping. New work. 310.500 to 314,000. All In good for aald hearing be given to all per trator for- various magaalnaa in riN B EQUIPMENT, Batna Lato Modali—10 f t Fsgal DaaMa dandtte 50% OFF on famous make Bat Phone 5092 after 6 p. m. Call Madeline Smith, Realtor. MANCHESTER—McKinley atreet. sona known to be Interested therein .18163. 24-hour service. Manchester 3636. WANTED — Dishwasher. Apply locations, with good. big lot*. To the New York' area- I^plla gen Duty Maat Caaa (8 yaara old), Jertaa Doap Freaaa Dm Iid iOSM' Loaded and Nice. PETE DANZIGER’S Personally teries. Written guarantees. gl.OO 2-1642 or 4679. IGxcellent pre-war Cape Cod. 4 to appear and be heard thereon by erally . begin their s ltld i^ at lO aet (IS eu. ft.. 18 me. old). Nattcaal Oaah Raglttar (Eiae. lOJlk CenUr Restaurant, 409 Main CLEAN, Comfortable ro6m for two inspect Call T. J. Crockett, brok publlanlng a ropy of thla order Id some 1951 Willya 4-WhceI Drive selected used cars at Clarke Business Services Offered 13 PLUMBING and heating. Furn streeL down, 11.00 weekly. Cmlso Serv- Household Goods 51 rooms with breakfast nook 1st er. Office 5416 or reridenre 3751. newspaper having a circulation In a. m.. talcing their own nmehas No. PR7M88t-;MM). Daytoa Moneywelght Snia, Hobart Elae.' Announcements Motor Sales, 301 Broad street. icenter. Tel. 4164, 4165 or 2-0980. business girla or married couple. MANCHESTER -^"Wui exchange floor. One finished room 2nd floor. aald Dlatrlct at l^aat five days before, and spending the day in attractive -Meat Orinder, Amertcaa Elec. Sllctng Maoblae, Ooea-Oala OBM' Univ. Jeep CARPENTER will frame unflnlsh- aces, oil burners and boilers. Earl Phone 3387. this well located eight-room sin the day of sale* hearing and by mail Over-alse Tires, Full Top, Direc Open evenings 'til 9. WANTED — Washer-pollslMr. A Well landscaped lot. Garage. COVENTRY, Route 44-A — 8- surroundings. Mra. J. Herbert Fin aet. e-SeU-S«nrlco Oarto, About MO ft. AhuBtaniai Leek Shalt j^ A R N TO drive. Patient, cour- ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. Van Camp. Tel. 2-5844. ROYAL AND Smlth-O)rona port gle, two baths, steam heat three- ing In a registered letter on or before tional Lights. Save a Bundle On young man interested in a per I HAVE 6 ROOMS OF Shown by appolntn’ cnt. Price room Elngllah ColonteL needs re June 18. 1959. a copv of thla order ad- lay of Pheipa road may be con Molding vriUi Numbers. Very Small Stork of aroeaiMo, ato. lieous, competent instructors. Call Call --42S1. able and atandard typewritera ATTRACmVE Room for business car garage, one acre lot for a six This Practlcaly New Unit. 1947 CHEVROLET Aero Sedan. PLUMBING and heating, apecial- manent fhll time position with a GORGEOUS ‘DeLUXE” 814.300. Ph PHONE OtM f Personals Spotlight. See This Fine Truck To Motors, 333 Main street. IT CO.ST ME! I'M SATISFIED inga, phone 2-1107. bedroom ranch house. Full base and 4a Qdardlan ad litem for minora and dtstiict master of the Orange- Edwarc Johnson. Phone 6979 or Frank Melluzzo at Bslch-Pontlac. day. Easy Terms. LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade TO MAKE A LITTLE PROFIT with private entrance. Near ELLINGTON —Excellent value— and for undetermined remaindermen mch, has called a meeting of the EAYMOND R. REID ^ PRONE 1410 DOORS OPENED, keys Btted, 8044. Inci, 1.15 Center street. Tel. 2-4545. Cheney mills Gentleman prefer NEW SIX-ROOM SINGLE—^re ment with forced hot water heat, o r thla trust. Robert Gordon X>exter, pO YOU OWN an old Easy 1948 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan 1950 CHEVROLET Deluxe club No. 1, $3 cu. yard. Grade No. 2. IT'S A BIT SHOPWORN AND 8 large rooms. 114 acres of lend- 1918 Meaeachuaetta Ave;. Liexlnfton, committee.for toniorrow at 8 p. m. MANCHESTER, CONN. sedsn. Radio, heater. Signal copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, red Phooe 2-0595. place, picture wlBdow;r hot Water tile bath, large living room with . (Washer? W atkins Is giving, ah- Spgclal DeLuxe. Fully Equipped. FOR GC^iRANTEED, Fast Serv- 12 cu. yard. Delivered in truck SLIGHTLY USED fireplace and picture panel win Coops and out buildings.-. Price Maas., rranklln C. Dexter. Mt. iforeb in Orange Hall, to make plant for lights, seat covers. Real clean guns, etc., repaired. Shears, OPPORTUNITIES load lots. Screened sand and all heat, downstairs lavatory, large Road. Martlnavllle. New Jersey. jsolutely free, a nevv Easy Two- A Baby Doll. Ice, plumbing and heating re FROM A MODEL HOME PLEASANT Room for gentleman dow, kitchen with large dining 311,600. H. B. Grady. 8009. Martha Dexter Acrlanca. 3 il Broad- the celebration at Laka Nlpmuck, car. See "Pete” at Clarke Motors. knives, mowers, etc put Into con sixes stone delivered. Order now. lot, nice location. S. A. Beechler, Maas. All membera o f the (ximmlt- iTub Spin-Dry Washer to the pairs. Alterations or new work, IN We Furnished a Few Mnnthk Ago In private home. Hot water. Near area, attached garage all plaster wa>*. Norwich. Oor.n.. Jane Dexter owner of the oldest Easy. Call 1949 Chevrolet Club Coupe dltion for coming needs. Brslth- Nussdorf (Construction Co. Phone "WESTINGHOUSE " ELEC. Realtor. Phone 6069. ANDOVER LAKE —New year Roaenow. 4001 Casco Ave.. MlnnasMlia. tee are urged to attend. . Dei-uxe. Pully Equipped and wslte. 52 Pearl straet. call Skelley Brothers, 1 Walnut BUCKLAND bus line. (?ali 7383. ed, with smesite drive. All land Minn., William Gregory Dexter. Hack- TOWN OP MANCHESTIR, CONNECTICUT at Watkins Brothers, 935 Main 3408. » REF. IMMEDIATE OCXXJPANCT — 'round Cape Cod houae with at Very Nice All Around. 1937 DODGE. Good working condi street. Telephone 2-8714. scaped 1,250 square ft. of living ley School; Thrrytowji..N«w Tork. Wil-. The Hustlers group of the South street, for a Contest Entry ‘ WESTINGHOUSE ’ LAUN ROOM FOR Rent for two gentle Attractive four-room home, ex tached garage. Breexeway, ar lace D. Dexter. III. Ml Robblna street, tion. Reasonable. Call 2-3732. WINDOW -SHADES made to order The following positions are BOLTON’ — Building stone and area. Buy now and select your Milton. 'Maas.. John Trowbridge Dex- Methodist WSC8 will be hereafter Notice omd Womfiig of Speciod BecHea Blank, EFFICTENT Phtmbing and heat DROMAT men. Near bus Una. Hot water. pandable second floor. Thermo tesian well. Waterfront lot. Six ..CLEARANCE SPECIALS and Installed. Venetian blinds available in our Gray Research flagstone. Bolton Notch- Quarry. entire color scheme. 'This Is a complete flriiahed rooms. Domes te^, Robblna etreat, Milton, Mass.. known aa the Dorcas group, and 1951 OLDSMOBILE super 88 two- ing. Plugged drains machine "WESTINGHOUSE ” DRYER Call 7749. seal windows and doors, shade Harriet Dexter Haell, 48 East 8th Te le Held Jeiie 24, 1fS 2 THE PROSPECT Hill School for and curtain rods. 24 hour servibe. and Development Company in Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. —••BENGAL” COMB. RANGE very amart home complete In the preiident will be Mrs. Herbert 19.39 DeSoto Club Coupe door deluxe, green., This Is a cleaned. I^one 6497. trees.^ Price 311,900. Down pay tic hot water heat. Bath. Ebttra atreet. New York. N. Edward Chase young children will reopen Mon EsUmatea'gladly given. . Fagan MAHOGANY BEDROOMSET every detail, A real sound value la-vatory dowaatalrs. Tel. Covr Dexter. tS i East street. New W.' Robb. The group has long coh- Radio, Heater. local, one owner cur'. Only 11,000 Buckland, Conn. LOAM FOR SALE. flO per load ment 32,500. 25-year mortgage. for 318,500. Gilman Realty, 851 day, Sept. 8. Transportation Window Shade Co., Route 44 at PLUMBING and heating repairs. FAMOUS MAKE 3 Pc. LIVING- entry 7-6681. York a . N. iY. ^ tamplated a change of name and A apacial election by Uia votara at tha Town af MaaehaMar 'ia 1936 Pontiac Coach miles and guaranteed 100%. See Bolton Notch. Phbne 2-4478. delivered. (Call 7195 between 9 ROOM FOR Rent to gentleman. Call Madeline Smith, Realtor, Center street. Phone 2-2183 or JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge, fumtrhed. Mrs. Lela Tybur, dlrec New and old work. • Copper tub DRILL PRESS ROOM References. 177 Eldridge street. the blbllcai name has been de heraby eallad and will ba held on tha 24th day of JunA 1002, for tha. tor. Phone 2-5767.' Healer. - this car t(^ay at'Center Motor and 5. 2-1642 or 4679.^ 2-8035. (XIVENTRY—Good buys In 4 to cided upon. purpose of acting as required by ChapUr V, Section SO,- iaf tha Town- REFRIGERATION Service, com ing a specialty. Ed Tanner. 5747. OPERATOR —MAPLE SPARE BEDROOM AT A COURT o r PROBATE held Sales, 461 Main street. —3 PC. INNERSPRING DEN SET LARGE DOUBLE room, gentle 10 room homes, acreage, 35,000 St M«nchf»st*r. within snd for ths Charter to approve or (Baapprova tha following preeooad capital ptoj- WANTED—Ride to Hartford, vl 1938 Ford 2-Door Sedan mercial and domestic. See our Must Ijave ability to MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. WEST SIDE—Six room Cape (3od, DUPLEX HOUSE—6-6; centrally HEATING From A to Z. Con- — 5 PC. "FORMICA” DINETTE man. Twin beds Free parking. up. Oolonlalr,' dairy farms and District of Manchsstsr. on tha 16th Miss Roxanne Heritam, daugh acta.to ha fmancad by thf iatuanca of booda of tha Town of Man- clnlty Prospect street, hours 8 to Heater. WE HAVE A NICE display Of guaranteed used refrig- set up from jigs and fix 32 down, 32 weekly. Buy the new Pleetered walls and oak floor located. Good condition. Phone dsy of June, A.D.. IMS. veralon burners, boller-bum*r SET 99 Main street between 5 and 8 chicken farms. New ranch end Presenl. JOHN ^ J. W AU -BTr, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. chaaitr, via., 4. from 155 Eldridge street. Phone SELECTION OF ators. George H. WIKlams Aaeo- Worcester Power Mower. Fa ing throughout, ceramic tile bath, 6998 between 8 end 1, Heritage, formerly of Mancheater, Satiafaction GlLaranteed At units, complete heatifig systera/ tures. Sharpen neces.sary mous Brlggi-Strntton motor. "EMERSON" TELEVISION p. m. Cepe Cod homes^ John S. BIssell, Ju4xe- ■S486. ■ clates, 260 Tolland Turnpike, s e t 'lavatory, fireplace, ve^lbule, E sU lejif Bilward K. Fish. Iite of won the American L ^ o n swart (a>' the oonstruetlon and original aqulppinf and furnlatilB( o f a naw D«J(VRMIE1R GUARANTEED USED CARS All work guaranteed. Time pay tools. Phone 4164, ...... ~ ” |4ANCHB8TBR—Owner transfer Cross street. South. Ckivontry. Msnrheel'r. In Mid District, decreued. Mancheatat Phbne 2-3685, nights "Mohawk” Axminater Rugs. LIVING ROOM and bedroom with three dormera, hatchWajrV ■■ at the "Uhloh School' rfaduanoh alerheniia'fy achool toha kh^h aa 'vemon-Lydall Stiaat School WANTED—Ride to Hartford, vd- 1951 Chevrolet Styline 4-Door ments arranged. Morlarty Broth- condition. One-car overaixe ga red, wants to aell hie six room Phone Coventry 7-6828. On motion at Emma Lroos Nettle- MOTOR SALES. INC. 7691. MACHINIST "Sealy” Box Springs, and Mat- kitchen priyilegea. Five minutes ton at said Msnrheeter, executrix. exercises hrld In the Wood Me (br such other hama aa may be later datermlnad by tha Board of ttnjtjrof pearl street from Edgrr- - Heater and seat covers. eri. TeL .5135. . STAMP COLLECTORS — Sup rage. Bxcluaive -with, Henry Ba- Oolonlel home. Three bedrooms 24 Maple Street Manchester Experienced on all plies, New Issues, U. S., General^ tresaes, "Charlton" .Sofa Nlghter. from Main street Private family. BOLTON— 4 room house with 5 ORDEIUED: That six months trohi morial Library in South 'Windibr Education), and axpenaas eonnecUd with and Iheidsotal thatato, ton street. Hours 8 to 4. Call 1950 Chrysler Windsor'Club FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with cott Agency. TeL ,36'8iL and bath on second floor. Living the iBth dsy Of June. A D .. 19SJ. be and yesterday. The awanf was given said school te ba buUt on land oT tha 'Thwn- looatod Ml Varnan Telephone 8854 COMPLETE Furnace repairing types of production ma Open 'til 9. Wed., Thurs., Fri Flcpr Lamps. Table I.amps, Kitch Working couple. Inquire 166 Eld acres of cleared' lend. Chanie. to the Mme ere llmltec.' end alloired for 3315, linoleum, asphalt tUa counter. room with fireplace. Dining room, on the basis of honor, courage, and Lydall Streets lubatanUally In aoeortanoe with prelimlnat3r Coupe. Extra nice. Radio service. Gas, oil or coal. Winter Campress Stamps, 5 So. Main en Cabinets, Utility Tables, 35 yds. ridge street, second floor. EAST . SIDE.— Three bedroom do e little farmlQg. Only 8 years the craditora within which to bring In Expert workmanihlp, free eetl- chines. Assembly back kitchen and screened porch on m scholarship and leadership.' plana dated May 3. 1983 prepared by Ebbats, Prld A PranUet, the WANTED—Ride to Hartford, vt 1949 CHEVROLET Four-door De- and heater. air conditioning systems In street. "N sim " Inlaid. Pictures, Aluminum old, In excellent condition. Two their clalma atelnat M eatate. and mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur ground helpful. LARGE ROOM in private home, home. Generous closeta Large flrat floor. Full basement with tlie aald executrix Is directed to tire estimated coat of which is 3Ii200,000.; clnlty of Cofin. Oeneral from Luxe Sedan; Radio, heater. Beau stalled and serviced. T. P. Aitkin, and a few other odda and ends. living room with flraplaca. Oil miles out Manchester, on public nntire to the creditora to brlnx 1950 DeSoto Custom 4-l)oor. niture. Oak street:- Phone 2-1041 ARISTO-BILT unpaInted chests for working couple. 'Kitchen oU steam heat. Built In 1939. Deed Rostalie Chapdeiaine will present Broad and Hilliard streets. tlful two-tone flnleh. Like ne\y. In 6 McCabe street. Phone. 8793. I’LL SELL ALL OR PART hot water heat Baaemant laun Route 44-:^ Contplete for only In their clalma within Hid time allow every reepert. Douglaa Motors, One owner clean car. Radio Please Apply at the and bookcases completely set up privileges. Near Cheney's. Inquire end atreet, only three minute ed by publlahlng a eopy of thla order her pupils In a colorful dance re (b) the construction and original equipping and furnishing «< Houra 8:15 to 4:30. Phone 2-282.5. ON LOW FRIENDLY TERMS dry. Alurqinum doora and adraens. 39,600. Gtlmair Realty, 351 Cen 333 Main street. and heater. LINOLEUM Reuinanta 50c aquare Personnel Dept. ready to finish. The Woodshed, 11 - 224 Oiarter Oak. Phone 8368 be walk to buses. Immediate occu In aome newspaper harlnx a circula cital tomorrow night at 8 o’clock addition to tha Bowan School and axpanaaa connaetod with and yard. Asphalt tUa, wall covering FREE STORAGE Newly decorated Inside and out. ter atreet. Phone 2-2183 or 2-3035. tion In aald probata district, within tan Morinir— ^Tracking— Main street UN'HL WANTED fore 3 p. m. or all day Saturday. pancy. A real good value at only tn ' the Verpianck auditorium. incidental thereto, slid addition to be bunt on land of tha Town' 1949 Chevrolet DeLuxe 4 Done by reliable, well-trained Owner transferred. Gall Madeline days trorm the data of thla order, and RIDERS WANTED to Hartford 1951 BUICKS. 1949-1950 Chevro- Storage ^ 20 GRAY MANUFACTURING REGARDLES.S OF TIME * 313,500. Gilman Realty. 351 Cen return make to thla court of the nolica Tlcketa will be available at the located on Princeton Street, lubatantlally In aeoordanea with Door. Radio, heater. Ex men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hall Smith. IUaltor>1642 or 4679. alran. door. Hours 8:30 to 5. Call 3389. leta. Payments little as 812.80. COMPANY SELF SQUARING curUin stretch SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ter atreeL Phona 2-2183 or 2-3035. Wanted— Reid Egtote 7J preliminary plana dated May 2.1953 prapsuad by Carl J. |falmfaldt, tra clean. Linoleum Co. 56 Cottage street. MANCHESTER PACKAGE Dellv- Apartments— Plato— JOHN J. Wa LLBTT. Judas. A Aasoclataa,' the estimated coat of which la 3250,000.; 1941 Chevrolet!, 1941 ford Sta er. 33.50; 16 quart pressure cook- ONLY — DAY OR NIGHT ATTOACTIVE 4-Room Home, RIDE WANTED to Aetna Ufe Phone 2-4022, eVbnlnga 6166 or ery. Local light trucking and 16 Arbbr Street er. 312.50; LIsk canner. 31.50; MANCHESTER and vicinity CONSIDERING SELLING Herbert B. House of 201 Bast tion Wagon. Nothing down. 1949 Chrysler Windsor 4- FOR appointment PHONE Tenements 68 Garage. Corner lo t Near new AT A COURT OF PROBATE held 8109. package delivery. Refrigerators Hartford, Conn. homes. Iota, unfinished houses, TOUR PROPERTY? i* - Mancheater, within and for the Center atreet left last Sunday for (o) the conatrueUon and original equipping and furnUhlbg o f an Ins\irance Co., from Oak street Dougins Motors, 333 Main street. Door. Radio, heater. Good jars, 3c each; Lisk roaster. Urge ■chool, bua and itorea. Large during July and. Aug\ist. Houra washeri and itove moving a atxe.- 32. Toys and nniscelisneous MR. ALBERT. HARTFORD 6-03.18 FOUR ROOM unfurnished apart- 3900 end up. Jerome Agency. 2 Without obligation to yo^ wo Dlatrlct of Mancheater. on the ' 17th the 50th Harvard reunion at (Jnm- addition to tha South School, and axpanaea eonnacUd with and tires. ANTIQUES Reflniahed Repairing "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” shade trees. Direct from owner. «riU appraise or make,you ai cash day of June, A.D.. 1»S2. biidge, Mass. Mr. Houae gradu 8:15 to 4. Phone 8005. ' 1951 BUICK SPECIAL RIVIERA specialty. Phone 2-0752. Items. Phone 2-1.145. AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 rjenL Hot water heat and' elec 3151. Present. JOHN J, WALLSTT, Incidental thereto, akld addition to be built on land of tha Tosm. Coupe. Radio, heater, Dynaflow, 1-949 Pontiac Chieftain De- done on any furniture. Tiemarai, YOUNG Man over 18 with driver's tricity furnished, .3100 s month. Must be seen to be appreciated. offer tor property. See us bafqco Judge. ated In 1002. located on South Main Straet, subatanUaUy In aeeortanea with HERALD ROUTE lor sale, vicin Like new In every respect. Beau Luxe 4-Door. Hydramatic 189 South Main street. Phone AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co., local license for part time In drug A—L - B —E—R - T S Phone 3975. Phone 2-2481. SIX (HBAN finished rooms. Sac you sen. Eatate of Howard L. Rice. late of preliminary plans dated February , 5. 1952 prepared by Arnold ity of West Side. Inquire 167 tiful two-tone finish. Douglas 5643. and long distance moving, pack 43 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD rifice 310,950. Stalnlera steel Phona 6278 ___HewaTMt (Xarence W. Helaing, teacher of Lawrence, the eattmetad coat of which Is 3130,000. Radio, heater. store. Apply in person, 4.19 Hart WARDROBE Trunk. Brief case VERNON STREET—New 6-room Upon the 'appIlcaUon'or Llillan T. Maple street Motors, 333 Main street. ing, crating anil storage. Ssrvlce ford road: with xlpper and lock. Call 8895. Open Any Eve. By Appointment FOUR R(X)M furnished apart sink, oil burner, porcelain set BRAE-BURN REALTY Rica, administratrix, praying for ~ piano, will present hie puplla In re 1947 Nash Ambassador 4 POWER BURNERS and Range to all parts of the U. S. Call ment. Adults. Inquire 193 Adams ranch, fireplace, hot water , heat tube, attractive yard, plchlc area, order o f M ia of certain raal t ^ t e par citals Monday and Tuesday eve Voting machtnss will bs used. WANTED—Riders to Pratt * DooK Radio, heater and Burners expertly cleaned and .with oil, tile bath mahogany trim, convenient location. Immediate REAL ESTATE ticularly doaqrtbed In aald application nings. June 23 and 24, at 8 o’clock PERHAPS YOU’RE MISSING 5187. Hartford 6-1423. TREADLE Sewing machine, pUy- 19,11^ MpDEL PhlLcp electric street.. on Ills. It Is —WhUnay. Aircraft from. Manches- eeryteed, .L«i .-ua service and-cei W AN TED-Tnick tfriverg Apjliy pen, -folding- carriage, maple -youth full..cellar.. Attached breeseway -occupancy. -Owner Manchester -2. In- the vestry-of -Emanuel -Lutheran • - The questions to-be voted upon-will be-aa-foUowsj------— ------^— : : ^ SOMETHING GOOD -- overdrive: Motor completely pair your washing machine or re range, 3l30. Phone 2-8583. and garage. Extra large lot REQUIRES That the foregoing sp- ter JJreen or enrotitc.. 8 . to BiSO. overhauled, 249 Broad street. bed, electric Ironer and Werilng- 1837. pllcatlon ba haarc.' and datermlned at (Xiurcb. Both of.theae recitala will can 5052. frigerator. Metro Sanrtea, 3-0888. Painting>i—Paperi nr Bosiness^lxicationa Phone 6969. S. A. Beechler, Real- ■he Probate offioe in ManchMUr In Include beginners aa wall aa ad Shall the town conatruct. originally- equip end fumlah o new a l ^ ' Buy A *'0'he Owner Ca'r”^ *1 hPtise electric'Move: catr 9S)S*7 EXPERIENCE ‘ha J7tb day of Jon*. mentery sehool to be located-at Vernon and Lydall StMata, tha afn* Y ou r Chry.sierJ’ lyinDUth HUSKY, Young man for general before 6 p. m. “ For Rent 64 ■ tor. f A., D. task at ten o'clock In the fore vanced students In a program of STONE AND •rick mason, also FREE ESTIMATES. Exterior NORGE WRINGER type washer Lots for Ssle ‘ V.’l 0 varied compositions. A cordial in mated, coat tor which la 31,300,0007 Easy Terms , Dealer fhop work. Kage Co.. 130 Hart six .vears old, 33,1. Phone 2-1115: noon. and that notice be glren to all Automobiles for Sale cement work. Valentino Bellucci, painting. Have It done now ford Road. MAIN STREET—South of Center. MANCHESTER, Steep HoUow persona Intaraatad In Mid Mtats of tha vitation la extended to all who BROWN-BEAUPRE, INC. 80 Birch street. Tel. 2-1601. Phone 2-1383. Lane — Six-room home with TWG EXCELLENT Rastdentlal If you decide to sell, tendency of Hid application and tha Shall tha town conatruct. originally equip and funilah an addition 1946 Chevrolet 'i-Ton Pick-up— Boats and Accessories 46 KENMORE Washing machine. Ebccellent, centrally located store ‘ •■"eand Place of hHring thereon, by wish to attend these recitala. to tha Bowers School looatod on Princeton Straet, tha aatimatod obat 829.85, PER MONTH Will deliver Clesn,- Low mileage. 30 Bi.sacll St. Phone 7191 EXPERIENCED Appliance serv breeseway and garage. Hot water Building Lots, 100’ or 125x200’. you’ll want to assure one of bur guaranteed used cars. RUBBI.SH Removed, lawns mowed PAINTING and paperhanging. Magic Chef gas stove. Reason with full basement available. Im Inquire 640 Middle turnpike east. puMlahing a copy a t this order In of which ia 3350.0007 1949 Oldsmobile ”76” DeLuxe Sta 1940 -HUDSON 4-door. Good run ice man with thorough knowledge able. (Jail 2-1827. mediate occupancy. Reasonable oil beet, bath, lavatory. Amealte yourself of the most re some newspaper having a circulation Mr. and Mra. John Pickles of HoII 1948-1952, and your bid car. Why and odd jobs done. Also light Interior and exterior. Cabinet ONE CANOE a( 172 McKee atreet. driveway. Lot 100x200. Price. 318>- Phone 2-0895. aaJd diatrtcl, at least fire days: be- street have returned after a three tion Wagon—Rsdlo, heater. Hy- ning condition. No dough down of automatic washers and refrl^ rental. Call Suburban Realty Co., liable real estate counsel fore the dsy of sold hesring, to sppesr Shall the town construct, ortglnelly equip and fumtah an additlpn wait Trade now. Easy terms. trucking. Call Johnny 2-3749. building and building contract eralors. Apply Bnmner'a T.V. Phone 8594. 500. Henry Escott Agency, Man weeka' vacation tour during which to the South School, located on South Mein Street, the asUmatad east McClure Auto, 373 Main. Call 2- dramatic drive. McClure Auto. 373 Main. Open ing. Call a iff, 2-4298. KALAMAZOO Kitchen range with Realtora 541 Main atreet. Phone NGRTH (XIVENTRY — Desirable available. May we sug If they MS eaiiae at said lime and place '111 9 p. m, Tel. 2-9442. CXDMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R, Inc., .358 East Center street. oil burners. Good baker. Good 8215. chester 3683. home sites, half acre and larger. sn(. be hesrd relstivs thereto, snd mske they covered more than 2,500 of which U 3130,000? 9442. Open evenings. 1951 Mercury Sport Sedan — MeINTOSH BOAT COMPANY gest that you call us. return to this court. miles. Traveling westward through Radio, heater. Only 8.000 miles. Wolcott on waahing machines, condition. Suitable for summer Natural shade. Black road, elec- JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Copies of the plena and specifioaUbiii for the VanMm-Lydall Street ~ BEFORE YOU Buy a uaed >iar 1941 BUICK Super convertible vacuum cleaners, motors, small WANTED cottage. Reasonable. C!all 5394 STORE OR Offices, ground floor. MANCHESTER trWtty and telephone. Reasonable. You’ll like our sincere ap Canada, they crossed Lake Michi Don't Mias This One! Repairing 23 OFFERS; gan to Wlaconain and spent some School project end for the two achool addition projaeta, to which rafar- •ee Gorman Motor Sales. Butek Excellent condition throughout after 6’ p. m. Main street near Post Office. SIX-ROOM CAPE COD Owner, Coventry 7-6868. proach to your real es A -r A COURT OF PROBATE hfld 1950 Dodge Coronet — Gyromatlc appliances. Pick up and delivery. time with their daughter. Miss ence Is made In Uis foregoing notice, may ba tnapaCtsd on any builnsaa Sales and Service, 285 Main New top. See Pete CTarke, Motor A-1 repair. Sales. 180 Main MATTRESS. Your old mattresses DRIVER-SALESMAN 1951 Chris Craft Commander, 3270. Phone 6988. tate problem. Phone jt M«nch*»ter, within and for the drive. Radio and heater, white Sales. 301 Broad street. sterilised and remade like new. G:E. REFRIGERATOR, Crawford NICE HIGH level lot overlooking District of Mercheitcr. on the 17th Esther Pleklea, at the Oirl Scout day, Monday through Friday, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. at the Munldpal atreet Phone 2-4571., Open eve- wall tires, green. Low mileage. Phone 8597. FOR 1951 Evlnnide 7 .5 ...... 3180. On unusually welt landscaped lot. day of June. A,D.. U5J. camp In the woods at Chaulk BiiUdlng. 41 CenUr Street, Manchester, Connecticut, nlnga. Call Joites Furniture and Floor white gaa range, aolid maple table two lakes. Bolton. 225' frontage. Preeent. j Oh n J. WALLETT. 1951 Wlllys 6 Station Wagon— CHEVROLET — 1946 four-door Covering. 88 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. 1951 Martin 7 .5 ...... 3160. Summer Homes for Rent 67 Including small fish pond. 12jcl2 Shad^ trees. Phone 8087, Judae. — Lake. They returned through LIGHT TRUCKING—Also rub and two chairs, butterfly table, doll house for the little once. Over Eheiora redding In the Firrt VoUng Dtatrtet Will veto at tha Eaat ’ CHEVROLETS 1950-1951-1949. 36 Heater, white wall tires, over- sedan. Radio and heater,, 8700 bish removal. Phone 2-2591 or DRY CLEAI4ING ROUTE 1951 Champion 8 .5 ...... 3170. kneehole desk, beds, springs and _®*‘*‘ * MIchalena Motxrr alao Ohio, visited at Mrs. Pickles' for- CXnTAGE FOR RENT — Point sized garage. Amesite driveway. JARVIS REALTY •pelted Michollna Moihc or MIchallna Side Recreation BulMing on School Street. months to pay. Forget 1-3 down. drU-e. Many other extras. Like Call 2-2587. 2-85.13, - r - 1046 Johnson 1 0 ...... 3110. mattre.raes, lamps. Phone 2-1,14,1. NORTH (XIVENTRY— Five acre rtar home In Alliance, and pro new, 2,600 miles. Bonds—;-Stocka O' Woods. August 16 to 30. Fireplace, many extra features. wooded lot, 800' frontage on •■**'»('Manchester. Ih said ceeded to Milford. N. J.. for a few Douglaa Motbra, 333 Main street Excellent opportunity for am 1949 Hh’inrude 9 .7 ...... 3120 Phone 2-0384 or 7856. Tel. 4112 District dareaMd. Electors residing in the Second VoUng Dietrlct will vote at the . 1946 Plymouth^-Dr, Special De GOOD 1936 Chevrolet. , in one USED 6’ Servel gas refrigerator MlUer Road, 32,000 cash. Jerome havlna ex- days with the family of their aon, West Side Recreation Building on Cedar Street ED’S SIGN SERVICE Mortgages 31 bitious, energetic young man. King Craft Runabout, new ,. , 3170 Full Price $12,000 hlbitad bla administration account with -itel BUICK Super Riviera 2-dsor luxe—Blue; heater. family since new. Many a mile ideal- for cottage. Excellent con COLUMBLA LAKE— For rent, five Agency 2-3151. william. Apply in person...... ' ■' Open 9 to 9 ~ •aid eaute to this Court for anowance, Electors realding In tha Third Vitlng Dlatrlct; will vote at tha ttoto Radio, heater, 8250 worth prem 1940 Packard 4-Dr.—Gray, heater. left. Call 2-3.138 after 5 p. m. • Commercial Lettering FIRST AND Second mortgages 15' Lyman, com plete...... 3487 dition. Call 2-2348. room waterfront cottage, all con ium white wall tires, Tu-tone a Silk Screen Proceea P-rlnting bought for our own account Fast, Master Craft Trailers...... 379.50 LOT FOR Sale. Meadow BroolT T *be tod Jay of The Past Mistress Club of Armory on Main Street. 1950 BUIOK super Riviera coupe. veniences, garage. Season or by. Manor, South Coventry. Fbohe at ten o'clock, forenoon, at Daughters o f Liberty. No, 126 gray. Douglas Motors. 333 Malh. . SOLIMENE. Inc. e Neon Service confidential aervice. Manchester THAYER Deluxe baby .carriage. month.' Also two-room cottage JARVIS REALTY SELLING YOUR Property! Coa- Radio, heater. Can't be told from 6511, *i’*,.J!''dbate Office In thh Municipal wlU hold its final meeting of the Elactora realding In the Fourth Voting Dlstriet wUl vote at tha' DodFP-PijTnoiTth Gars Investment Oorp., -887 Main FISHER DRY CLEANSERS MANY OTHERS AT Inquire 19 Ea.'ex street, or call available for few weeks. Call 2- Phone 4112 tact the EUaworth Mitten Agen Bulldtna tn Mid ManchMter. be and 1948 CHEVROLET Aero Sedan. new. Gray- finish, low mileage 3934. the same ia aMianed for a hearina on season tomorrow at 8 p. m. with Y. M. C. A. Building on North Meta Street ED TOMCZUK PHONE 8268 streeL Phone 5418. 41 REAR PURNELI, PLACE cy, or any Manchester Real Ea Radio, heater, attractive two- Jol)-Rated Trucks Dougla.s Motors, 333 .Main street 325 Broad Street 4929. tate concern because It stands to the allowance of said admlnlatratlon the president, Mra. Ellen WlUmn ...... - ...... After A:30 ______. Resort Property For Sale 74 acr,ouot with Mtd eatate anc aacer- Ail persona voting on property ouaUfleations ta aoooManee with tone peen finish. In excellent £34 Center Street 1949 CHEV'ROLET fWti;.qoor de ELECTRIC Water heater, -50-gal BOWERS SenOOL SecUon-- Six raaapn that they, know -Manches of Griswold atreet...... will voUjat tha. .imi*- EXPERIENCED, personable T.V. CWVENTltY XAKE-^Four ^rooma room brick <3itpe eloek In tha ferenoen until S a’alaek A GOOD Buy. 1951 Chevrolet IT RUNS 19.37 Packard 2-door, .Mountain street. Rockville. Phone season. Phone 7-6825. aaied therein th*r«ln to appear and ba heard ner's T.V. Inc., 358 East Center LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re WE.STINGHOUSE four burner bedroom, .kitchen and lavatory They say opportunity knocka but FOR QUICK RESULTS ia selling tbereon by pubUihlna a copy a t thla___ Church will serve a strawberry in the atternoon. ___ Styleline deluxe. 5.000 miles. 1949 (CHEVROLET convertible, only 855. McClure Auto. 373 Rockville 5-5964. Call evenings. R*dlo, heater. Excellent condi In Gcxxl Busine.is Location. street. pairs, adjusts watches expertly, electric range. Excellent condi- CHORE FRONT cottage, with Two master bedrooms and bath once. Here’s your opportunity for your property '' caU Suburban ordrr In aonit newapaprr • harinc in' a cir supper for the members of the Extras; Like new. Phone 2-9098. Main. Open 'til 9 p. m. Tel. 2-9442 culation In Mid Dlatrlct at leaat fiva Friday, June 37, at the Dated at Manchaatar, Connecticut, thla 17th day o f June, 1962 tion throughout. See "Pete,' CARPENTRY — All remodeling Reasonable prices. Open dally. Hon. (Gild's wardrobe chest, sofa boat at Lake Mattanawcook, Lin on 2nd. Hot water oil heat base a summer home with additional In Realty Co., Realtora, 541 Main daya briorc tho day of Hid hearina, church, (Tlarke Motor Sales; Open eve ■BY'^ftA s p e c i a l . i948^T5^7iHh .*od. repairing expertly done at Thursday aveningi. 129 Spruce drapes. C*I1 2-9733. board radiation. Full shad come, or strictly Income deal. street CaU 8216. and by ntalllnr In a reslatered letter church. Club coupe. Radio, heater. One 10 Rooms of Furniture WANTED—Apprentice carpenter. coln, Maine. Good Ashing, sandy RICHAPb KAETIN, nings. reasonable prices. Free esti StreeL Phone 2-4387. bathing, beach, 325 week. For In dormer. Amerite drive. Large lot on or befora June M. Ilu , a copy o( COUNTRY OVERHEAD owner. A terrific value. McClure ’ Included. Apply 249 Broad street. COVENTRY thla orcer to Roaa Jameaon. 3iU Laa- UConn Gets Award Oanaral Manager. mate.'. Phone 8862. formation phone 2-8252, Manches One block to bus line. Shown by PalmM Are.. Olendala, Calif.; Joaeph 100% GUARANTEE. One owner Auto Oo.. 373 Main.- Open 'til NORGE REFRIGERATOR 3 ft Short Distance From Lake The Induatrial Adverllatng-and MEANS BIG SAVINGS WANTED— Ebcperlenced painter ter. appointment. Elve Tyler, agent W. Moxur. JM Rldacwood DriT*. Win car, 1950 Hudson club ‘ coupe, p. m. Tel. 2-9442. Garden— Farm— Dairy 325. Phone 4910. 2-4469. Notice ter Park, ria,; Stanley E. Moxier, HarkeUng Council, which la the PRICED REASONABLY for outside work. Full or part THREE CX5TTAGES FURNISHED 3117 Jefleraon atreet, Dayanport, Iowa: Bee Our Large Selection Of Commodore 6. radio, heater, low ALL TYPES of carpenter work Products SO WATERFRONT CMttage kt Bol Western New England Chapter of 1946 PONTIAC Streamliner sedan AT $18,800 time. (?all Mr. (Joodchlld, Sr. APPLICATION FOB CERTIFI Alexander J. Mox»r. S33 Mt Royal New and Used Cara Today mileage. McCTlure Auto, 373 Main. radio and beater, tutone grey, Including repairs. Phone 2-4848, ton Lake. Furnished, boat, shade ELDRIDGE ST R E ]^—Two Mocks All have full baths and automat Ara.. Cumberland. Md.; Raymond J. the National Induatrial AdverUa- NOTICE Ojien -tn 9 p. ni. Tel, 2-9442. ‘ 7925. STRAWBERRIES— - Pick your f'LOOR Sample. Easy Ironer, cab- from Main. Bight rooms. Four up CATE OF APPROVAL FOB A Moxxer, Bol'.on. Conn. era Aasociatton, has established an very clean throughout, easv term.s model. 399.50. Kemp's, Inc. trees. Write Box K, Herald. ic gaa hot water. One 3-room; one MOTION PICTURE DBIV1(-1N JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge. Ser ‘'Honest Omig:"” DPiigUs ...... Co-Brokers'Invited.*' • , ow fi,, . 25<;. ,„,.^rlqg contalnere,, snd down. New oil heating aya- 4-room, one 5-room. Located on. annual awart to beyroB J>y.4 aw>7. 1^1 FORD Super DeLuxe Station CARPENTER Work of all kinds. .TBEATEB-.- . Nittei. 8952 Dodge—Radio and heater, 2- Motors. 333 Main. Joseph Glode, Tolland Turnpike, GOOD USED Westinghous'r, A.B. twtB.-“ Only 310;T56: "N am e your’ land hltvlng approximateiy”225 ft: lor Biafketrtg-atodept at- tha-Unl- Wagon,. Nawly. reflnlshed.. Gaa. : R.o,bf rt..Ch8mbers, Phone J:0 7 J Z . ...Man^ealqn .Wgnfed .to B^Pt...... 68 The undersigned has made ap- School and UUnUe# OUtrlct of Manchaatar, Conn., wlU bs bald on ' door iWmW. U m tnueage.' A 1»lr NEW- 195kDodge ilx passenger r-s-,-.- -• JARVIS R E ^ T Y ■ . .. . Laboratory Tachnkian - -OYoi, terras, .Now yacent.. T, .. J- -fg(iatoga-by.r ft. dapth, ----Yaa, yuaity-of-Conhectlcut -it.waJiAn- saving. heater. In excellent condition. " ^ * “ ****1 -'wrlBg«i*‘ wtahefs; “ Cmkett. broker. Phone office 'pllditfon 'to the' (tommlailtiher of nouncad today by Alan T. Wolcbti E > ^ n g ; June 28. i m at'1:M K B. T. t e -m sedan. FsStorv gusrantee, 31.865. HEDGES'AND shrubbery trim Special to make room. 310 while they need brightening up; at A boarder .ventured the opinion bly Hall at Iha Holllater Street School for the foUowisg JpurpOBM,- See for yourself, Douglaa Mo Tel. 4112 , Trainee transplanted Tomato plants, 5416 or residence 3751. 311,000 complete. Approximately State Police, under the provlaiona of General Electric Oo. and presi 1952 Dodge Coronet Fordor Sedan tors. 333 Main street. Wlir trade. Balance three year.'. med. Also lawns power mowed. peppers, celery, egg plant, cab- they last. Kemp's. Ihc. of Section 3700 of the . 1049 revi that -the chicken served him was WELL ESTABLISHED ~ one-half cash. For appointment to brought up in ah Incubator. dent of the Counclt. The award has to wit; Bank ..rates, Cairo Servlcenter. Reasonable. Call Manchester . b a ^ . cauliflower, brqccqll, bnia- CUSTOM 'Built colonial, large llv a —*yrom«f*c t™®**»’****'’t fuHy High School Education SEVERAL Good tised Frtgidatres aa»—Call - . - - sion o f . the General, SMtutes, to r ■ -Landlady—So It was, but-huw --bean-nfinbBiaUy accepted - And.- wiU equipped. An excellent buy. New 1942 BUK?K. 4-dobr sedan special. 2-098(1. 4717, • - Help JVant«d^ aql sprouta,. petuniaa,.aateca,.-zin.-. ^fnig,jx>qri,.flj,eplace,; cabinet certificate. ,nf'..approval to. opstkif' .le t- -.To-choaaa A inodeJAtqr.- . ■ Just- overhauled. • Fblly' equipped. Six and seven -ft. ■ 'eiaei.- Good - LOCAL BUSINESS FIRM did'you guess it? - ' be put intd effect next-S^emben ‘■ '■ • 'M f& U lttA T '' ItM uHEVROLET 2-door deliSm Mrnimuni Science M a jor,, nias, salvia, ageratum. etc. Ger en, thrae bedrooms, Iwo^car ga ALICE CL'A^Et"'"'" motion picture mkchine in Boarder—Weil, any chicken that by the-Jinlveralty according to U- 2nd To hear tha reading of tha u»Tiilng. . New paint and ready to go. No OPPORTUNITY working order, 350 Ukea them drive-in theatre, to be located on sedan, fully equipped and fully aniums 3rfor 31 up, at Oder- Kemp's Inc. WANTS A STORE rage. Beautifvlly landscaped. had a mother wouldn't be aa tough Conn President Albert N. Jorgen- 3rd To hear the report of the PrealdenL 1951 Dodge Coronet Diplomat— money down on this one. See Bob Honsehnid Senrices REALTOR the north aide of Routes 44 and 6, gyromatlc transmtaalon, fully guaranteed. For the best In value - _.IN . - Apply In Person mann’s, 504 -Earker street. cellent neighborhood, \ 316,800. aa this! een. To hear the report of the Treasurer, Oliver today. Center Motors, 461 Offered 13-A (Sill owner 2-1827. Phone 2-4543 or 6930 , consisting of back land west of 4th equipped. 12,000 miles. Fully Main atreet. see Bob Oliver. Center Motor BUCKLAND ONE USED Universal electric ON MAIN OR CENTER To hear tha report of the Tax (tollector. Sales. 461 Main. STRAWBERRIES — Pick yolif range. Perfect working condi Holbrook Pond and with frontage 6th guaranteed. FLAT FINISH Rolland window own, 25c. Bring containers, Paa- EASTFIELD Street (off Mather To bear the report of the (Jhlef Engineer of the Manchaatar FItb:i YOU DON'T need cash for this— The following position is tion. Price 350. Kemp's, Inc, STREETS CRYSTAL Lake -Beautiful sec- between Doc’s Drive In and resi eth shades made to meaaure. All Spencer Rubber Products Co. quallnl Farm, A very atreet. atreet). Nearly new brick Cape dence of Martha Miller', in the Dapt. 1961 Dodge 2-Door Wayfarer— 1941 Lincoln ludor. radio, heat available in our Gray Research tloion, secluded. Right on lake, cot 1946 FORD (Convertible, 362Si 18 metal Venetian blinda at a naw Cqd. Immaculate condition. Two Town of Bolton. Radio and heater. J2.000 miles er, V-8 motor. McClure Auto, 373 Jordt atreet. and Development Company in Chapel Street ONE 5 ft. Norge used refrigera tSL.ge needing repaira. Conven- 7Ui A. The alecUon of the President. — low price. Krya mkdt while you PICK YOUR Own Strawberries. tor. , Fine for apartment use MINIMUM OF rooms prabtioally completed on lencea. Owner will sacrifice. H. B. Section 3700 of the General B. The elecUon of tho two Dlrectora. 1951 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan—Low Main. Open 'til 9 p. m, Tel 2- watt. .Marlow'a. ' Bring containers, 25c quart.-Wil 9442. Buckland, Conn. Special price 326. Kemp's, Inq. second floor. Tile bath, flreplace. Grady. 8009. Statutes provides that "Any per C. The elecUon of the CTerk. mileage. Very clean car. 1942 (CHEVROLET businesa coupe. cox, 472 Keeney street. 12’ FRONT BY 40’ DEPTH 'OU heat with baseboard radia son owning real eatate ao situated D. The alecUon o f the Tax (JoUactor. WEAVING 'o f buma moth holes BOOKKEEPER EXPERIENCED' Meat cutter MALE HELP Price 3250. (Call Rockville 5-9502. BEDR(X)M and kitchen set,-wash tion. Basement garage. A iweU ANDOVER LAKE—A haven of that it ia liable to Injury by the 1950 Studebaker Ton Pickup— 1949 BUIC?K super convertible and tom clothing, hoaiery runs, STRAWBERRIES, 15c quart. Pick E. Tha elacUon of the Treasurer. Young woman high school wanted for full time Work. Apply er. Frlgidaire, range, bed, dresser, buy. Will qualify for G. L loan. rest named Hide-Away. Lovely operation of such mariiine or I*i To aee if the District will voU to pay aalariaa to any of tt«,, As good as new. Low mileage. coupe, radio, heater. Nice condi 1949 OLDSMOBILE 88. Heatefi handbags repatied, xlpper re Popular Food Market, 974 Main your own. Bring containers. WILL SIGN LEASE 8Ui tion. Original green finish. Grab radio, hydramatic. 21.000 miles. graduate. Must have excellent tables and babee-tenda. 55 Whit T. J. Oockett, broker. . Phone live room cottage completely cation of the building In which officers. 1949 Dodge 2-Dr. Wayfarer—Radio placement, umbrellaa repaired, street. Frank Glcde, 1701 Tolland Turn ney Road. office 5416, br reiidence 8TS1. furniahed, three good sized bed such moving pictuse machine la this snappy number. Douglas Very clean 31.595. Your car down men's shirt collars reversad and background in bookkeeping pike, Manchester. A. Salary of the Preaidant. smd heater. Motors, 333 Main. REPLY TO rooms, large living room with cob proposed to' be operated, may file payment. Balance 24 months replaced. Marlow’a Little Mending and payroll duties. Accurate STATE OF Connecticut Wanted. ADAMS STREET—Duplex of six WANTED B. Salary o f the Clark- COMBINATION Heater-fans were (Cble Motors 2-0980. STRAWBERRIES — Pick your blestone fireplace, garage, large with the Commissioner o f State C. Salary of the Treaaurar. 1948 Plymouth 2-Dr.' Sedan—Per Shop. . typing esserttial to maintain Additional prison guards needed 319.95, now 313.95. ExceUent P.O.BOX 788 and six. Good condition. Priced front porch (accacned in) rear Police any objections which such 1948 OLDSMOBILE Sedanette. In anticipation of reduced work own. Bring containers. 26c quart. 9Ui To dealgnaU the official depository for tha funds of -tha DUtriet ^ fect throughout. Model ”66” deluxe. Hydramatic. 1951 CHEVR5LftT Styleline de': selection of pofch and lawn furni at 39,900 for quick sale. About patio, outdoor flreplace, picnic owner may have to the granting of luxe club coupe. Radio, heater. personnel records. Congenial week at Connecticut State Prison 214 Gardner atreet. To aee if the voUra will vote to lay a tax and to make tha rata 1948 Studebaker Champion—Fine Fully equipped. New tires. A real Fjorists-^N nr«erleg 15 atmosphere. Excellent work ture. Chambers Furniture, At the ’ MANCHESTER 33,000 cash down. Ck>od deal for table, large rear yard in beautiful such certificate.” 10th beautiful car. See Bob Oliver Attractive green finish. Like In Wethersfleld and Enfleld. En Green. Open 10 a. m. to 5 p. m two parties to buy together. T. forest setting affording absolute Any objection to the granting of therefor. “ ' condition. new. Hurry. Douglas Motors. 333 ing conditions. A job worth in trance rate 32700.-Age 23-40 in- STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own, SECOND SHIFT — AFTER LEARNING PERIOD today. Center Motor Sales, 461 TRANSPLANTED Flowering and 25c quart. Bring containers. Mc Evenings 7:30 to 8:30. J. (Trockett, broker. Phone office privacy. All lake privileges, good such a certificate of approval 11th. To see tf the voters will voU to authorise its officers toboirow Main. cliuive; must be at least 5'8” . 1948 Chevrolet Two Ton Chassis Main street < Vegetable Plants. Geraniums, vestigating. Clellan. 81 Lake street. WANTED—8 or 4 ' rooms unfur 6416 or residence 8751. fishing. Immediate occupancy. should be made In writing and in Bufficient money to meet the naceaaary obUgattoos-rt ^ a p » and Cab—Extra clean truck. Fuchsias. Begonias, Viqca, Spike, Apply at nearest Connecticut ADMIRAL T.V. 12*»” set with nished except for refrigerator Lot 195 X 350. Here you'll find duplicate, stating in general terms IN TEXTILE DYEING and H NISNING PLANT trict, and glra tha DUtrict'a noto, notes of other ohHgatkm » Ready for work. 1950 STUDEBAKER Champion, etc. Window boxes and ums •Please Apply at the State Employment Service office STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own. new picture tube, 3100. Inquire and atova. (3all The Herald— SE'VEN ROOM House, in excel the reasons therefor, and should ohligaUona therefor when ta their opinion tt la tor tha intaraaC Auto Accessories— ^Tires 6 lent condition. Large loL Plenty peace and .quiet. Uhudlial value radio, heater. We ll listen to rea filled. Hardy plants, shrubs, ever Personnel Dept. or State Personnel Department, 25c quart, bring containers. 710 102 West street. Rockville or call 5131. at $7,900. Wm. (toodchlld, Sr., be received in the office of the of The Dlatrlct to do ao. 1948 Ford % Ton Panel—Wonder son on this one. It's guaranteed. State Capitol, Hartford. Glendon Rockville 5-5213 after 5 p. m. of shade trees. Reasonable for To see If the voters will authorise the officera to angaga ful condition. 1952 DODGE SEDAN greens, fruit frees. Seeds, In- Keeney street, last .house, right Realtor. 7925. Commisslonef of State Police, 100 13th McCTure Auto. 373 Main. Open serticidqa, window boxes and A. Scorboria. Personnel Director. hand aids before Glastonbury WANTED—3 or 4 fumiahed rooms quick tele. Inquire 48 HoUlster o f Buck A Buck, Etaginaara, o f Hartford. Conn., to p ta p w r WHITE Enamel Enterprise 30” Washington Street, Hartford, 'til 9 p. ra. Tel. 2-9442. 1950 PLYMPUTH 2-DOOR cemeter.v vases. Woodland Gar GRAY MANUFACTURING by young ators axecutWa and street No dealen. (XJ'VENTRT LAKE—Good shore within 10 days succeeding this ad- and epaclflcaUona tor imptovementa at the Sawags'ffr 1947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Sedans— WANTED— Man to mow lawn and town line. gas stove. Four burners. (3ood (two). Radio, heater. dens, 168 Woodland street. Phone COMPANY wife. No children. ExceUent ref front (mttagea. ReasonaUe pricee, vertiaemenL Apply to Mr. K«U«y Plant and to appropitata a aum of money, not to axeoad |6>1 0» STOP AND LOOK and Uaten. 1949 OLDSMOBILE 88 SEDAN 8474. clip hedges one day a week. Call TRANSPLANTED pepper planU, condition, 330. CM11 2-3519 after erences. Phona Mr. Oddi, 2-4533. VERNON—Six room CMpe.. Cod, forthaaama. ' 16 Artwr Street 6 p. m. two unllnMied second floor, with Others near beach, j32,500 and up. In accordance with the statu 1948 Pontiac 2-Dr. Sedanete—Ra 1950 Hudson 4-door ComMOdOre 5315. -• World Beater, California Wondar^ John 8. BIssell, Cross street, tory provisions, a fee of $5.00 To transact any other bustaaaa proper to ooosa bensra tha maa^ 1947 CHEITIOLET TUDOR $50 REWARD! Couple with weU- extra lot Phone 2-4848. 13U> dio and heater. 8, radio, heater, like new. Full BEAUTIFUL Geraniums and vari . Hartford, Conn. 31 per 100. Late tomato plants, Coventry. Phone Coventry 7- should be paid with the filing of behaved 5 year old daughter urg tag. _ guarantee. McClure Auto, 373 1947 CHEVROL-ET SEDAN ous other flowers for srour window 31.00 per 100. 12 Glenwood street. each objection. 1946 Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan. Help Wanted— ently need 4 or 6 room unfurnish COLONIAL—Six large cool rooms. 6838. Main. Open . 'til 9 p; m. Tel box. Call 2-1929. "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” Phone 2-4187. - Machinery and TcmI Dated at Hartford this' 18th day AMERICikN■». DYEING CORP. - • THE EIGHTH 8CHCX3L A tm u m S DIStTUCT’. 9442. 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE ------1------^------ed eps'liaen t Phone 2-901UI. Beautifully landscaped lo t 115 F- Many, Many Others Male or Female S7 200. A-1 condition. Ideal for fam of June, 1952. RATEWAimEN. Clean Cars — Priced Low! ADDITIONAL Salesladies need PICK TOUR own strawberries, Snbarbaa for Sale 7$ Signed Manchester Drive-In / 1949 FORD Custom 8 club coupe. Roofing— Siding 16 ed. Excellent salary. Full time or USED REX Cement mixer, hay- FIVE ROOM rent deaperately ily, ovamlght gUMt house, Save At STRAWBERRY Pickers wantadrt~»C per quart MichasI Kuryt, 1500 DOWN tour-room cotUge Theatii Corporation Emt Mcrii oad Grovt Strt«ts, RockvHk Jet black, fully equipped and Written Guarantee! part time. Apply In person. Tot's John Albasl and Son. Phone French Road, Bolton. loader. rakes, aide rakes, mow- needed by working couple with profeaaional office'.^ and homa. Doted A t Manchaatar. Coon. WB SPECIALIZE in rootog Slid era, cultivators', plows, harrows, 11 yean old daughter. Phone Must ba seen to ba'appradAted. just off Wilbur C ro n Highway in 1255 Main Street BARIjOW m o t o r SALES white wall Urea. Local one owner and Teens, 956 Main atreet. 3636. Hartford This 17th day o f June, 1M2 .. .Wapping, Conn ear. For the best in value see Bob COLE MOTORS aiding. Highest (Quality ma PICK YOUR own atrawberrlas. sp'readara. tractors, caterpllUr’ £673. H. B. Grady. 8009.. Ashford. Jaroma Agency 2-8161. terials. WorkmanMUp guaraa* Open Until 9 P. M. and Sundays Obver, Center lllotor Sales. This CALSO SERVfCENTER WANTED-^3 l>Ol''’ ~ - - WANTED —Strawberry pickers Bring contalnera, 25c quart 22, Simplicity equipment Tenns! teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn for preSs work. Apply 234 Hart '■ Phone 6<0« oiie ia a real buy. 4164 2-0980 fiver 14 years old. Call WUmer Richard CM>b, 224 HUlatown Dublin Tractor (3o„ North Wind street Phone <860. ford Road. Keeney 4397 from 2 to 8. Road. ham Road, WUUmantlc 3-3217, - ' Those wishing to attend the out- Injf of the Willing Workers of the Washington, June 20—(jT*)—The Hou.se today voted^to end Washington, June 20— South Methodist Cliurch on June price controls on virtually all consumer good.s. The vote wa.s 2.') nl the Turkington cottage at —The government today I Clinton Beach . are requested to subject to reconsideration. By a vote of 146 to 88, the Hou.ie scrapped ' its plan to relax From Europe NATO Allies j. make. rescr.voXlona by...Uila .Friday decided there should be no price.conti’ola on items which are I'uilmng restrietiona July 1. it ■ with Mrs. Nonnie HlMIng of 801 not jatloned o.r allocated. Coh-'J- ...... :...... ■— • L ...... - ...... — Main street. trols aJao would be lifted on Item* said the steel strike is "slow Food Buys In Town, At HALE’S which have been selling at below ly but surely” strangling mili Picnics Are Where the Food Is .. Herbert C. Walker. 3 Walnut calling prlcea for at. leaat three tary and civilian production. Joy and Tears at Start <>f Eiiro|M; Trip I street, and Robert S. Fells, 1491 months. Probe Due Henry H. Fowler, head of the. Forei Plans Fast . Some people picnic out In the roontry, »ome people picnic In Hot Cups Oakland street, have enlisted In j At preaent no good.x are rationed, National Productlqn Administra town. But, whether the »pre,n«l l» buffet otyle In the home or the Cold Cups I the Navy and will proceed to the; and only a few metala are being tion told a news conference the eatch>f>Bn termce type, the freehly ellced cold cut . . . freehly Chintt ''Bluo" Platts 30e [Naval Tiaining Station. In Baln- allocated. On Price of easing of curbs on home construc chopp^ ground meat . . , freeh ai can be frankfurte from Plne- I bridge, Md. Would Force Rationing tion and on bullding'of amusement Bill Signed Buildup of hurit wlU make It better, , , . The picnic mood is an easy one to Strvisot Platts .... 17e The effect of the amendment. and recreation sltca must be post get Into.. . Ifs pleasant, cool. Informal. It’s the spot for quick Diamond Platts . . . 25e Epworth Leaguers of the South If it remalna In the bill, would be poned Indefinitely. ’h’ ohsy dishes and disposable serving Implements. Need napkins [ Methodist Church will liave an to remove Juat about all price New Liner Philip Murray's CIO steelwork- By Truman . , . paper plates, cups or anythloK '•»« • • • you-wlll find them Charcoal Briqutts I oiitlng Saturday evening at River Amioer's Treet controls or force the Office of era went on strike June 2 minutes West Arms here at Pinehurst. 20 Lb. Largt Bag $ U 5 side Park. The group will leave Do*. O*- Con 45c Price Staballzalion to order ra after the U. S. Su)ireme Court had tioning of thlnga It wanta kept un Washington, June 20—(/P) knocked, out President Truman's I from the church at 7 o'clock; f^CAIN’S Washington, June 20— Washington, June 20—<4^ P, S, Children Just love picnics—give them ■one. s 'today, Charcoal...... 49c er«*«E.W**®*** der price ceilings. —The government today seizure of the nation's steel mills. The amendment wax offered'by Fowler said defense Industries —President Truman today —The Uniteid States an Htins Pickits A recent publication of the At- 5 Moyennotse...... p,^ turned the 70 million dollar nounced today it is considoi^- All KneJmrst CoW Cuts are from clean government in. I .lanllc pislnct Lulheran (Thurclt, 43e Rep. Talle iRTlowal and aupport- luxury liner ilJnited' States are not getting enough ateel even, .signed the .$6,447,730,750 lo*".". Shurlint PickItS • -~-- Sugar CtDAHY=s e'd heavily by Repubileana. Demo- though air efforts have been Ih ir' buydiifi: ainifahes^^ S la ted meat plant.u. Try 1st Prize Mother Gooda Liver- •Missouri SjTiod. contains an lilns- over the U. S. Lines for the eign aid bill. The aniount Is wurst,.,or taste th^ Frankfurlh we get fre.sh from 1st C & B Rtlish...... 29c I trated article of the vvprk of Zlop su g a r Sunliglit Biffter ... Ib. 75^ YA crata almost .'•olidly opposed It, but directed at ateerihg’tTieTrlfckle of 18.6 per cent Ica.s tlilfn he had European member nations of Lutheran Chn-ch of this town, many were absent. company's contract price of available steel into military and the North Atlantic Treaty or Prize, Forst or Handy. And remember our Cold Cuts Mustard .. IJc and 16c prepared by the pastor, Rev, Paul Talle aaid the amendment would 28 million dollars but Presi defense-su^)K)rllng production. declared was the minimum C^ecHonery or Brawn All ateel deliveries, he said, are necessary for next year. ganization. are sliced to order. J. Prokopy. ancoiirage free enteipriae. (lent Truman ordered an in The plan would Involve i)se of TRY THK BEST Opponents, led by Chairman "slowly but surely grinding to a The cilia were imposed by a Oon, ...... Pkgs. 25e nuiry into whether there ha.s halt." greas which voiced support for the U. 8. Mutual Security funds to Re.servatlons for the GOP chlck- WELCH’S Spence (D-Ky) of the House buy planes directly from Buco-... FEATURED THIS WEEK END I cn pie supper. Saturday, at 8:30. autiw ’t Banking .Committee, elaimed It liern an excessive subsidy Ha added: • principle of foreign assistance but State Brand ' Tlie White Hou.ae made public a "I do not believe any steps we sharply criillClzed some aspects of p'ean makers, chiefly for use by at the Pci'O Orchard.s. have been would amount lo killing control.e. European nations — instead bf_ I extended to Friday night. Mrs. , „ . 77e B « . 3 » c Controls could be reimpoaed loUei from the Pre.sidcnt direct can lake can prevent or substan !he President's program. HANOrS FRANKFURTS 69c BUTTER lb. 79c Robert McIntosh or Mrs. J. Her whenever materials are allocated ing that Attorney General Mc- tially relieve the increasingly seri This measure merely authorizes rending sid In the form of U. 8. bert Bradley may be called. or rationed...... Grancry determine what "litgal ous Impact of this situation on the the expenditure ttf $6,447,730,750 planes.. 0 o « « ,T I - . 1 . 1 action" should be taken to protect defense program. "As the Presi Ambassador William H. Drapqr, Jmessencf. this Is saying there —■-In effect- setting that total qs the government, dent has said;- the only-way \ve 'a ceiling for riiillfary arid economic qpedal representhtive in Europs, — Rev. Kedneth" (Sawford of will be no price control law, de ran support the defense program sold the North Atlantic council h |s Waterbury will occupy the pulpit dared Rep. Hays (D-Ohioi, who Chailengea Price R.s.slatanre during the fiscal year Is to have nearly all the closed beginning July 1. The actual ap- been requested to prepare recorh- of the Church of the .Nazorene, oppo.sed the amendment. Truman told McGrancry that plants back In operation.” mehdatlons tor European produc Sunday. In the absence of the pas Spence told the House It should "the amount of subsidy Involved l)coprlntions still have lo he voted, Code Explained with the poa.siblitty that the whole tion of warplanes to help meet tor, Rev. James R. Bell. face squarely the laue of price ih the coptract sales price" ha« NATO requirements. •controls and not destroy them by been "seriously challenged as be The building relaxation would question of foreign aid may be de- No graduation exerci.sex will be "Just whittling away.” ing excessive" and added: have lifted the ban on erection of hated again. Booed on Security Act held at the Buckland School this The-Talle amendment. Spence "In the cvejit you-.ahould. fiii(i new night clubs, bars, theaters, • Some funds under the hill may That action, he said in a state-_ . Just asked Tony Buysse whst to advertise % . . and, of rourse, II year because there are .no eighth added, would destroy the ma- it Impossible to lake corrective ac- areha.s. and blhef ahiusemenf'arid lie 'Ti.sed to fiiiy warpTanes from m'eht'issued' rimuUnnebusly ' K4Hs BATH’S BEADY TO EAT . since he raises poultry on hlji Coventry Fsrm, and makes a special I graders in the school. recreation places. This b.xn was Kuropean factories to give to and in Paris, is hosed on a provi SMOKED ------ty of It hero at Pinehurst, he said ______(Continued on Page Eight) (Contlnued on Page Eight) among the first controls imposed countries getting mIHlary As sion of the Mutual Security • act; • -4 SPECIAL WHEATIES PKO. after the Korean fighting broke sistance. Tlie Mutual Security ad He Bold the act left to tho execu out. SH O U LD E R S "odvtrtist WHITE ROCK FARM FRESH FRYERS . . S 7 t ' APRICOT NECTAR ministration, which administers tive branch of governnient the de The relaxation al.so would have Ihe aid. disclosed officially'■'lodHy cision on how best to utilise U. 8. thty art a good buy at $1.89 tach PRESCRIPTIONS m VHEATIES o Z permitted the >ise of 1..100 tons of that this plan is under considera funds for procurement of mllita:7 5Se lb. ?-0*. Canai structural steel, in any one home, tion. '. , equipment in Ehirope ‘Ho -the sd- - 11 _ Carefully Compounded Red Germ War Charge and Would have eased lo a leaser Tlie authorization bill fixes a RATIi’.S (FOR THE SMALL. ami are an pretty as a picture.'* « ... vantage of the Mutual Security ------;---- ■ . , extent realrictlon.s on Industrial limit of $4,508.424,.500 for world program." FAMILY) — Arthur Drug Stores building. wide military assistance and $],- W t havt farm frtsh fowl, too, and a limlttd num- V, 8. Output Down DAISY HAMS HALE'S Won’t Split Allies: Jebb However. Fowler said that re 805.288.. 100 for various types of Draper's announcement of the btr of frottn tvisetrottd small turfctys. - laxations Involving only copper economic aid. contemplated plan to buy planes In SUPER SPECIHLS and aluminum, the other two al 1'nder Truman Request Expected Charlie McCarthy, our meat mnnnger, to sny "ndver- Europe comfs at a time whan 7 9 c lb. tlse corned beef,” but he surprised with located materials, would go for The President had requested $5,- budget reductions In the U. 8. hsd United Nations, N. Y., June 20—(A^)—Britain’s Sir Glad- ward despite the postponement of 42.5.000. 000 for military and $2.- SAVE OS FRESH HANDY l;ii«ught about a slow down In "PINEHURST BONELESS CHUOK POT ROAST wyn Jebb conceded today that Russia’s latest germ warfare the steel relaxation. 445,200.000 for economic help. 3o SERVICES Via move was astute, but he warned that such tactics would not No decision has yet been made (Coatlaued on I'aga Bight) FRANKFURTS I at 89c is tht buy this wttk in rtd meat." whether third-quarter allotments . (Continued on Page Bight). Thai Interpret The Wishes split the Western Allies, .febb rcferreci to the proposal of of ateel already made for manufac 6 9 c lb. Soviet D e\e«te Jacob A. Malik- ---- ■ ^ turing use will be changed, Fowler since you know* we take out all the sinews as well as all the, hone Of The Family n ir that the OX Security Council ap laid. NOT BONF.LESa . . . and give you a wast? free pot roast . . . that's about all peal to /4he United States and i And on this sarrte note. Industry MiliUiry Plane we have to say except that all Pinehurst meat Is cut from govfrn- five otjXr countriea to ratify the PoKticos Leap I and the military say the nation's Customs Txild I' PLATE A4EAT ment taspeeted-ehoW grsde heef. ■ ——— - ...... — JOHN B. BURKE- ■1928- (JenevB- protocol prohibiting ‘ ----‘•'WJj khnr pfoduetton-’^verythlng from M E A T DEPT. Use Of bacteriological weanons. ' jet engines to atom boriibs and Pi^n^on Off ^ b h joined four other dele- nuclear 'submarihes---w1ir'eorrt*liir eom* IB toT Lattimbfe "------Must-— ...... 2 9 c lb; We will have some Sweel Breads . . . tender Pork Roasts ^ te a —Greece, Turkey, Braail and FUNERAL HOME Yoa’pe delighted with the quality—now a virtual h'alt" within . . . and choice grade Rib Roasts of Beef. th* Nethcriand.s—In aupporting nues. Pre-War Hatids 9PECIAL PET $7 East Center St. Tel. 6868 Prtmlcr Salmou Sttak here's an attraettre price: As Main Topic If the steel strike continues. weeka'ijYot Leavc U."S.^ a U. S. propoaal that the Soviet A survey of manufacturers and 1 For Ground Beef . . . we offer the usual freshly chopped demand be referred to the UN Hartford, June 20— (J9 —The H A M B U R G AMBULANCE SERVICE Columbia River Chinook 7 Ox. OEn. defense experts today showed that Regular Hamburg at .59c and Lean Pinehurst Ground r . S. CHOICE GRADE Disarmament commission. Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) in general enough steel is on hand Baltlroore, Junrx 30—MV—Th* United States In 1952 will produce 39e lb. Beef at 79c pound. The British delegate declared Taxes, about which evei? voter; ?k7ouVp7.iductioh u n ti" ionw Baltimore DIatrJrt Office of th* (Pearl Harbor, says H. Mansfield Portarhousa Steak u. $1.19 cited correspondt'nce , between ers for his job tossing ^>'*‘'''in g felt. timnre not he permitted to leav* Horner, president of United Air SCHOOL’S OUT HALE'S w ith Tenderiotn. Prime Minister Stalin and Winston -views„ on . the subject. J , I The situation goes beyond the th* country. craft car|>orstlon. Premitr OlivBS Churchill in which Stalin agreed Here s what they had to say: I non-delivery of finished weapons 8|>caking St the annual. Cham but net for super marktts that gas should be used against 1. President Truman—No Pres- themselves. If the hard steels Washington. June 20—(/P)—The ber of Commerce dinner here lo st. Headquarters SMrt Steak lh $L99 the Geniians if Hitler used It first. Baltimore Sun reported today that Ice Box Jar (8 Oi.) 'ASC Ident. Democrat or Republican, can | needed for tools can’t be had, the night, Horner said that the latest Russia’s Hot Potato cut taxes 15 per cent—In fact, ^.^npong can't be made. The ef- the State department has ordered .estimates ore.,tl»L41'e.U. 8. will Vegetable Prices Are Low FOR Coilmg Pricos: $1.16 l« $1.2t Outside the’ meeting Western they ought to up instead « I feet of that can be far-reaching, custonvs- offlclals^^irat to let Owaa- S chool nsv.r clotst for IhU lupsr produce only TOO planes # WohOf RBR^airt ChichBU diplomats expressed a belief that down because of the federal defieit. Secretary of Defense Lovett. LatUmore out of the country on during 1952. At the time of morkat. From tlor. manager to (lock CfOLDEN Ru.xsia has found her germ war Senj^Robert A. Taft of Ohio calling the potential effect of the an American passport. Pearl Harbor, he said, the produc fare charges against the United | —’"I promise1— a. reduction .... . in ex strike very serious, already has Asked about it, the departnient ci.rk w .'r. alwayi lookitig aroutid Meat 51/1 Oz. Ola** S9e tion rate was about 2,800 planes a CALIF. CARROTS States a hot potato and now wants i r***’®** 1® balance the budget the declined to give a yes-or,nq. an month. for n.w jnathodi to make Ihii mgrk.l to drop the whole thing, ■ ' ! Y^ar and a tax reduction of | (Continued on Page Nine) swer but said Lattlmore had'^ot Horner saW -Hie-country mod* OREEN BEANS — SPINACH ~ Speaking to the Security Coun- ! 15 per cent second year.” applied for a pa.ssport. a b.tt.r, mor. teonomical ploe. for PEPPERS — DES MOLNES SQCASH Lattlmore himseif told an As the mistaks after World War n of cil. Jebb said Churchill had writ- Dwight Eisenhower— ‘dissipating its lead time,” the you to (hop. BECKER'S ten Stalin in 1942 telling him ?e advocAtes a slash of 30 to .401 soclatcd Press reporter he did not > ■ .— Britain had come upon evidence | dcilam in the f^eral budg-' know "what the-whole story Is all j,erlod Bssded.for.g.jripdeRi figJiU. You I.*, w.'v. I.orn.d th. two Swedes Study about.” He is a professor st Johns cr plane to move from the 'draw NATIVE BEETS 1 2 i c that indicated CScrmony might use : *t—oot In ta.xes, as he has been ing boards to actual production. SMr.lt of running a b.ll.r ilor. v . . gas against Russia. .He assured quoted as saying. Hopkins in Baltimore and waa the SUMMER SQUASH —- RED SWEET ONIONS 4. Sen. Richard Russell^' of central figure in a monthii-long Assorting America has permitted w . iuit kMp oIm I for- (till better woyi Stalin that Britain .had _..Iarge New Red Note Its alrpower to dagenerats to o lotff CAUFORNIA LONO W’HITE POTATOES RATH’S BLa c KHAWK stock of gps and was ready to' use Georgia—he ' tjellevea the .peogle'' Senate Investigation -of the Instl' IlerildTfiioloi.' to run it and . . . w . lok. odvic. CABOLIN.\ POTATOES Fw ali F n iiltiiiE VagataM a* It against the Germans if Hitler are willing to make the pre.scnt I ^ A S w A Pictured at top above ore tho 16 Manchester Girl Scouts who left for an extended tour of Europe tsx eacrifice to keep the natimr' -(OoBllmied-oa -Pago-Ntwe) (Caattanad. oa. Fags-: Bight) 'B»:ckER'S...... iised gas first. from the'Hartford Railroad Station'last night; They tired Jo r) ,mp row-dMrIs Beyers NoHey-Weir, _Ihe-tnoD imporlonl advict w* r*- HANTiV Stalin expressed gratitude for strong. He doesn't see how taxes Carol Ann Robinson, Pntrirta Shlrer^ Helen Davis, .lean Hansen. Patriola Jones, Betty Ann Trotter, c iv . comet from your.id.ot and HftnVE LETTUCE---- hw-1 5* Churchill's promise and did not can be reduced without wrecking Mary Qulntin and Alayne Murphy; bottom row—Ann Thrall, f'lalre Olds, Barbara Kloppenburg, Caro NATIvn»BBAGF Ranges, Rofrigerafors rearmament. Stockholm, Sweden, June 20— n ■ BRAND express the view that posseaioii of ((P)—The Swedish cabinet met to lyn Scott, Emily Smith and Janice Miirphey. Fletured below 1* the group In the "Moatrealer” Just (ugg.ttient. W. oppreciol. ih.RLb.- RADISHESASPAR.^OUS— Washart and All Iarg«,quantttles of gas bombs -waa 6. Sen. Estes Kefauver of Ten before the train left the statlnn.—FarewetLteara-and rxrlted laughter marked the departure. - Well BREEN BEANS i*. 19* nessee—"Let us win the peace day to study the latest Russian cout. you lake Ihe trouble lo be in- EARLY JUNE PEAS — SALAD MIX — CELERY daisy a crime, Jebb said. But now Ma blast In the fiurry of angry notes over ICO friends and relative* crowded the station platfonii neeeseltatlng special protection on the part Bulletins OHitr Appliances HAMS m lik suggests It Is a'terrible-crima first and then talk about cutting News Tidbits of railroad nffirials. ------leretled. Technical information comet CRISP FRESH 2^P U I/A r 8MAU. RIZIM taxes.” Any such talk now, he exchanged between the two na from the AP Wires TOMATOES *9* for the tlnlted States to carry on tions fojiowing the shooting down Culled from AP Wires from Super Market Intlilule, the or research In germ warfare, he said. said, amounts to daydreaming, CUCUMBERS ea: 121e tiH J WeHAi^CORU of a Swedish fiying boat by So ...... '"I ' ganization lo which we belong. Matia ii i im etMi» A'REAL FAVORITE! viet Jet fighters. R e s u in ^ FLORIDA 0RAKBK_. ^ (OmtlBiied-on' Pagu-Bight). , .tOaaliaaefLiiB. Faga.Tiaa)...... ' aovlet~FdreTgn- MlhlStei* Ahdrel .. -OPS'authorises priec- eeUIng In-, Riot mPmanlKin^C/targed _ KDSD 1WQ. F7DBE8_____ Our friendly cutlomert tell ut how Pa ck a g e" ' 7 ...... creases for baby and "Junior"' New York, Jan .30—4/Pk—Two GROCERY yALOES ,e.MaNLB8S -Y. .yishlnsky. handed.the Russian to moke our market more friendly PEACHES » 29* message to Swedish Ambassador foods.T Bridgeport police looking Rolf Sohiman last night In Mps-. for dime store robber who held .up Scatters ' F o e s! /n Ax Killing Fierce Attacks were discovered today la znore eojoyoblej ibe-lottilui* MAXWELL HOUSE CQFFEE u. c» 4l9e cow'.’ ' , ..... store- cijDwded-^ :with- customers. lya nnilBpte-fkailly-dweillaga 'LEMONS Sr., * FRANKFURTS \ Ambassador to India Chester the .same vicinity where eevi juppliei Ihe deloilt that mean lower BENUZIT SUPER GRADE. Qt. S9e 17 Ike Heads into Texas It em phat^IIy denied the Swed New London, June. 30 — (/Pi— On T-Bone HiU T m ed.vard. ■on* by $00 million dollars a . Can $1.19 LAKOE TENDKr r o a s t e r s Charge Border Violations stolen from New Jersey Surf City door of the International Club i six days' of futile slugging. The NIBLET8 MEXICORN ...... 3 Cana 39ed A. Hie Grand Juiy, which heard year. Ohalrmaa Oqorge (D.«. FOOD SPECIALS 7? Two rival slatrs have come Thirty-three of the rival delega restaurant, smashed chairs and testimony from six tvltnesses, Allied positioiu on part of the "“-W yiLLE t u r k e y s tested to Moscow, claiming that Howland, 77, wife of retired presi used the kindling for clubs. j hill dominate one invasion road to Oa.) sold the measure would b# Into being. This Is one of the moat tion are instructed for Blaenhow- the Catalina had been unarjned dent of National Life Insurance had before It the fepart of Coro reported to the Senate floor STORKIST TUNA 3 9c Snow Crop explosive and intriguing develop er and five are Instructed for Ta'ft National police were og guard | ner Edward O. McKay that Mrs. Seoul. Monday and that he expected ments of this red-hot election year. and had kept at least, 15 miles *Con4pany, died of heart attack In WHITE ALBACORE GRADE Succotash .. 10 Ox. 24c t The- two opposing delegations from Soviet, territory. The Rus Montpelier, Vt. when the meeting began but did Gerow attacked her stepfather, A brief front line dispatch said prompt passage. x I . The result .msy be s decisive factor appeared after the battle at Miner not move In until the meeting was Herbert LeMis, 37, with an ax as only that the CSilnese had launch ^ndwlch M «ta^*^^ In the GOP nomination for the slans claim' their territorial wa- Dr. Friend Lee Mickle, director NEW ..AG BRAND Snow Crop ffne; keep huiger **trn al Wells May 27, each charging broken up. The only non-Koreans ed another attack Just before mid CAPTAIN LOST AT SEA . hand. »'«ve on T" lM \ o \\0 prestdeoG.v. In view of its Impor the other with Illegal tactics. of state health department bii- present were two correspondents (Continued on Page Two) night. It did not give the size' of GINGERALE or tance, Dave Cheavens, veteran (Cootlnued on Page Two) reau of laboratories, assumes Provlnoetown, Maae„ June 20 Grapu Juicu, 6 ox. In the contests from 24 counties ; ^ and two photographers. They left the attacking force. The Reds OPV—The loaded flohlng boat AP capital correspondent at Aus preceding the Mineral Wells con presidency of Conn, Public Health by a back door. __ ___ previously had used about 750 ROOT BEER 2 For ...... 39c t i n has written the following Association.. Gen. ' Charles de Albatross, returning, to Boston, vention. the Old Guard-dominated Police restored order after 10 men in each attack. was Bunk la colUalon with the Here’s what we do: ^torj-. explaining how and why State Executive committee gener Home Rule Plan Gaulle's parly in French Assem minutes of violence. But the meet Quadruplets Snow Crop the argument came Into being,). bly asks ouster of Foreign Minis ■The revival of ground action co- tanker Bead Chattanooga la 3 Large Bottle 32C 1. Correct caster ally accredited the T'aft delegates. ing called by the "National Com liicldcd with new clashes in the the early morning darkaeis to Puos, 12ex. .. 2For47e It Sft n J i x ^ economy. It gave twd to the Eisenhower peo ter Robert Schuman ' on grounds mittee Opposing Fascism and De Wait First Meal (contente) 3. Correct camber Offered Tunisia he is not qualified.. Political stick fending the Constitution for Na air. Six U. S. Sabre jet pilots day and the Albatroca* captain, By D.AVE OHEA>’FJS8 ple, and split two. said they destroyed two and dam was reported mlaelng. The Chat S. Correct toc-bi or to«-out Austin. Tex., June 20—OP)—It's The Eisenhower faction main ers are permissable on car, pro tional Salvation” was not re (Above are chief cause* viding they are on aide windows, Weymouth. Mass., Jiuie 29—(Al aged two of six Communist pro- tanooga reported she hod picked Here Are-Two Crisp, Jaunty Little Wafers two-gun Texas political warfare tained it had majorities and that — Paris,. June 20—(flri-^-France of sumed. pcllet- type planes Just south of up 1$ of the IS-man crew of tho . of tire wear) ' in rugged frontier style that Gen. Us conventions were called and says Motor vehicles commissioner. The outbreak came during at-, —The quadruplets—a girl and T®, Enjoy With Your Favorite Beverages! fered her riot-torn North African tempts to compromise South three boys—born Wednesday night the Manchurian border. fishing craft but had found no 4. Inspect, tighten, adjuit Dwight Eisenhower steps Into to held according to state and party protectorate of Tunisia a five- Czechoslovakia lacreasca armed . triteo of the captain. ■leering. law. They said in each case the^ forces to 22 divisions under Rus koreaa political crisis before Mon to 27-year-oId Mrs.. Marion L. The U. Si Fifth Air Force said morrow when he visits his birth point program of home rule today Manning at the South Shore Hos the two damaged planes may have place at Denison, on the Red river. had taken the declarations of par but said she would keep a strong sian tutelage. West German Gov day's showdown date. FAMILY LUNCHEON ernment reports. . ' . Danish Rhee is feuding with the assem pital wefe reported by physicians been destroyed. It’s a showdown between Old ty loyalty, as set up by:the State voice in the government. The F-88 SAbres were cruising Waahlngtoa, June 30—(A5— ■ Guard Republicans, who Inherited EhtecuUve committee. Essentials of the scheme, pre Naxy’s Frigate Gaiatbea arrives bly over tee provision in the con as “doing very well today.” in Englahd with report sclentista stitution which called for the as They also reported that Mrs. high above Sinuiju when they President 'Truinaa slipped out ot ■the political dynasty of the late In reply, the Taft people said sented to the French National spotted the Communist fighters the White House today to have Green Stamps Given With Cash Sxles Rene B. Creager. and a weU-or- the precinct conventions were osseAbty last night by Foreign have found life on deepest known sembly to elect A President June Manning la "fine and doing well.” bottom of the sea, 35,410 feet ,23. He Insists on an amendment The quads are expected to get wheeling slowly aroundr The un lunch aboard the prealdeoitiat gontzed band of GOP newcomers, swamped with "overjilght ^pub Minister Robert Srtiuman, were: suspecting LA-9s crossed the Talu yacht WIlDonMiiarg with hi* who say they want to put some licans" wo were really New Deal 1. Tunisian representation in down. providing election by the people. their first meal—glucose from a A compromise—coupling Rhee’s medicine dropper—sometime to river boundary into Korea and im nephew, J. C. Trnmsu of Qroad*-: new life into the old party. Democrats trying to muscle In and the cabinet, now half French, will Midnight fire at BrlUah Em mediately were attacked by the view. Mo. Young 'Trumaa'a w ife, That’s what it amounts to from take over the conoervative state be increased but the FVench will bassy in Washington does $10,000 amendment to one giving as day. — sembly power to dismiss the Dr. Robert R. Ryan.’ WeymoutJl’ diving jets. and four children aloo made the . ■MANOWTIB COMI. Uia itrictly Texas viewpoint. OOP orgonioatlon. retain such key posts as defense damage. . . . Maynard Krueger, trip to the Naval gna-factotT Nationally, however, Texas* S8 UiiiV/ of Chicago professor, quits whore the yaeht la ueiimid. convention votes could well be the. * • it party after 25 year*. (Oontinaed oa Page Two) (OoBllnnec oa Page Two) (Continued on Page Nine) A ■v.liS