, ■ ■■...... :■■-■;"■"■■ : ■ y -• 'V ■ / >> ' I WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1952 Arentt Dmlly Net PrcM Ran p a g e '' THliflTY-SiXi Tha Waathor ■ ■ ■ ' iSanrlfPBlfr lEtm tfng H^ralb r « r the WMk BMlag Mbg U. lesi Foiupast of U. S. Weather B « 4 i . Announcement waa nude of the held on June 2 at the Maaohic Temple with the other aervice Showers ending ton|ght. Mint- ] Rotary Objectives annual meeting to be held at Jo­ 10,5737 1 AbohtTown I n L e a d i n g R o l e seph Pero’* farm on June 17, with clubs of Manchester also in attend- mum 8 ^ ' ' Frida|r, fair, not-,ao_ ^Rxplaiited^ by" Bnsir A'-innhw’Tir 1«'M r v »d ”iiy'g-’-iocat •wncer-'thr—limu"-Clttir-being-"the 'qSiTti7' ’ ... - Thrw new employee here joined ' Mrs. Shepley Cleaves, who plays caterer. ' host club. Dinner wtll-bvaerved at AS tB ipnERTrANCERrPRISffl^’^ \ The meeting next week will be «:30. ' M ancheiter— A City of Village Charni the of the Maneheeter Me­ the leading role of Mary Herrls, 11th ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL morial Hospital. They are Mrs. in the Center Thesplana produc­ At an open meeting of the Maitraret Hombeck. laboratory tion of "Kind Lady’,’ to be pre­ Rotary Club held at the Country VOL. LXXI, NO. „ (ClaaeUled AdvartlMag on Page 14) technician, John Jeffers and Mias sented at Bower’s School audito­ Club last night', Ernest Bush in­ "DANCE NEWS" MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 29. 1952 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS llandrt Hublebank, WBO'«re wmr*' rium. Jiihe 3 S'nd f, cfthies to“Th* ducted Rbtary’a newest -member, i ; A GAY AND SPARKLING REVUE ing In the; jihaxmacy,, Manchester . audiences with a Ted Mortenaen, Sr. He then held ■".’feev »•' Snp. -’ wealth of ekpi'rl'encer ah' InatructlVe rrieetlng' 'for the Bemadette'a Mothers .Orel* ... AfUr her- graduation from. Ls^ newar... members...ajcplidnlng. the Will meet tonight at 8 o’dock at land Powers School of the Then- principles and objects of Rotary VERPLANCK SCHOOL KojePOW eii» twma of Mra Richard Hughba, L M ter In ~Boston, Mrs. Cleaves taught as an IntrrnatlonsI service club. er I t Biwl»'*«>od drive. ; dramatics in her own slViHlo In The meeting* waiTronducted by' nCRT5Tfi’ 0N S A li: AT T H r DOOR Stoughton, Mass., where she president Harry Maidment, who , Mrs. Barbara .Sheehan, night wrote, produced, directed and took has Jiist returned from a tri|wto Sl€nn;New gyp*rvisor at the Manchester Me­ part In her original musleal play Hawaii. Luther A. White of the morial HospiUl. and Mrs. Olive ! entitled "20-i0 .S-ketch Book." .She Rockville Club and Stewart Wil­ Facing Probe Cialton. in charge of, the nursery also played at the Boothbay Play- son from Thompsonvllle were In- LOVE FURS TOO eee Camp Riot - •T^ronif 11 ■ p^ m ."to 7 •«. -ovr. ha VO la- ■hortse- hr Boothbay, Me.— ------troditced-- as- • vlsitliig - ■ Rot*rlans» ttirned from their vacations. Mrs. Although she Is a new member Itoee Qreenleaf, a'staff nurse at In Thespians, Mrs., Cleaves has Washington, May 29—t/P)— A Senate committee reported K oic jgland. Korea. May 29 — IhVlioipllM Riurwn for a vaca haU fhe leSdlHg roTC In nretr"Te- ■ tion in New York. cent one set play. "The Lord’s today the Justice department 4e looking into "poasiole crimi­ — (fl*)— A North Korean Red Prayer" and has participated In nal violations . . . as well ae conspiracy to defraud the gov­ prisoner waa killed and an­ A daughter was bom a t . the their play presented In the ALT ernment" in ship deals hea^ded by Newbold Morris, ousted other wounded slightly today e t Francis Hospital on May 27 to tournament st the Avery Me­ government cleanup man, and*-— ’— ----- — ■ when an American guard ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Hosbach morial, "Peace, be Unto You’’ by Joseph E. Caaey. j trf 201 Holcomb street, Hartford, Ruth Rowley. cidentally fired an automatic Caaey, a Washington lawyer, la _ | :J . I lr - .ra rifle into Compaund 66 of the and New York. Mr*- Hosbach is JThls will be Mrs. Cleaves la.st a former Damocrattc Congressman J U . V & • X J I \ . C Tw o Alvins InvrstiKate Accident the former Marguerite E. Noonan. perfomisnee here before moving from Maaaachusetts. A number of United Nations Prisoner of Probe Told AEG Ready dsuEhler of Mr. and MrR. Edwin to Boston early in June. other big names were Involved. j f - k War Camp No. 1. o. Adams of 122 Benton street, Charging that lU own inqulrUal K O A spokesman for the camp^ *nd wa»foewerly~n-t**<*"^ liith tSe deali' had exposed profit - commihaer' aaid iHe tHT^^^ Verplanck School. grabbing, tax avoidance and. a web ourred two hours a'fter UN troops, To Proceed Fallot studio. of -international sehemea,3« place ~ ~ Mias Beatrice Binder, director Mm. Shepiey CTeavee wielding bayonets and using tear U. S. ships illegally In al|en hands, i f nursinuTSt the Manchester.Me­ gas bombs, had broken up a the Senate investigations aub-com- prisoner parade, foiled a Red kt- Still Active With Work morial Hospital, w ar hostess at a The Connecticut State Nurses LOAM mlttee demanded: „ . • ' tea May 28 at her home. Quests tempt to cut a hew gate in an In- Association, dlalrlct two. will hold Dark, Rich, Cultivated Asks For Seixure ,pep,, ,b,arbeij .wire ...fence^ a,njl „torn ..— pf.ihonor ^re-Mca..-Madeline Aitt a picnic Jiine- -9; . beginning at--7- ■flrado No. -1-f8.90> cu. ■ yd* • -----HeATHia tistr— -Mo.eo .... 1. ‘Miat' the' government ieiie— t " B.V THE ABSOGIATBD PRBM - Wnshingtan; ’ Majr' 2 9 ^ ;^ new, Mrs. Eugenia Moriarty, Mrs. down the I^ W s ’ ramshackle com­ 'WasKingt'on, Ma.v 29-^i?P)' p. m,, at the home of Miss Ethel Grade No. 2 13.00 nu. yd. AIm lOOrie 3475 eMl Is and declare forfeit the tens Of .mO:.. ..Two Republican .Am atoi’3 —T - Ex. e .Cflmmunista.--’iVhit- Annette. COrna and Mrs. Augturts Dell»'ered' In Truck eUtisum 300 le 3480 mand .post-and-diapensgry. - — Prenifleftt - Truman today Elliot at Storm. All nurses are Hone paid for—eight oil tankers Camp officials said no shots MePadden, all hospital personnel. Invited whether members or not. Load l.siis—^rder Now Weddisf Use I2J0 said in Washington today the taker Chambers and Eliza­ aaked Con(rreR8 for $B,34I,- •old to Cseey end his associates were fired by the troops who had Gtfesls are requested to bring box Screened sand and all and 39 veaeelt sold to others under Taft-Eisenhower battle for beth Bentley told Senate in- 000,000 for a "major- further The Community Players will lunches,, cups and spoons. Coffee alaea atone delivered. the GOP presidential nomina- entered the compound earlier. U4-: DEWEY-RICHMAN gln\JUiar..cli3;u,ra»tAhs*»>...... _ --- Amis Start -Parade ------.'t..ni,m!t he «^.\pnnflton’’ o f ntomic- prodac* .....meet 'tnnlght at fi:SB at the- home 'wiirbe'sefved’.’ '’' ...... • 2. That the Internal Revenue tion Ts" generating" bitterness of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rohrbach. NUSSDORF 767 MAIN STREET The accidental shooting . came aSsumed' ‘" 'th at' 'Uomirhuhist tion farilitien. ’ lUT DON’T LET THIS VILLAIN Bureau and Justice DepartmenL which could jeopardize the when U. S. giiarda were changing agents are at work in the gov­ The. mohey, in the form of a sup­ 101 Washington street. < Lorraine Foster, daughter of CONST. CO. "take appropriate action" to col­ party’s chances for victory in places tonight In s high wstch- ernment trying to pry out plemental appropriation, would Mr. Slid Mrs. William Foster of , Phone 8408 lect huge auma in taxes the suh- The Manchester Registered Avery street, a student at the New Noyemhe.r,.. ______tower at the rear of the compound. ^ e q ’ets,.:...... go to the Atomic JGpergy. cpiTijtlUi- Read Herald Advs... STEAL YOUR FUR COAT AWAYI eonuBilM alleged were .illegally, Th«! ■ automstir .Weapon spraj’sd atoii'and the Tehhease* 'Valley ■ Kurtrt ‘ Ajusdctation has turned E’ngla'hd ’ Cbriservatofy Of •Music. avoided in the deala. In the . case Ben. Mlltoh R.. Young of North iMlh said the.Y had- no personal ^ over »800‘ to the Manchester Stu­ wJU.piay. ln..a. pJanoforlf recitaLby Dkhpta.. whp if hacking ,Seo. Rob­ bullets into Uie m i^ie of the .knowledge,of, Red .gpiea oa.the fedr authority. __ dent Nurse* tScholsrship'FSihd. The - of theCasey-gnoup. lt.aald, the.re, the students of Elisabeth Joanne ' Don’t "trust' to liick— fob iholhiB'"are't bltky chabaetbrs.* covery might be 'between 8850,000 ert A. Taft for top place on the 'cSft'polihcf.'- ' eral pa.vroll, but Chambers com­ Truman saiaira BIgM) eriSd to renew heavy fighting in Korea,' " .....^ yeS'r priabh ferrh ' for ' perjury,'Me Our first Shipment was s complete sellout the first day. Sim­ the young lady. H r arrested her •may be' ready for teatlng aenw- lor UOTC cadets at the University ■ The Communists poured 7,126 was' convicted for denying under tlme dn 1954. ply wonderful to Iron on lion right over zippers and btiUona. rounds of fire on "UN positions in oath that he passed State depart­ and rhnrged Imr with reckless of. Connecticut last Thursday. , T T O /"I I driving, 'nie flint Alvin Is shown Among , the cadets receiving com- You've aeen them on televlalon, too. . ' , the 24 hours ended ment documents to Chambers, whb 3 T Cantner Swim Suits Senate Urged Wednesday. That’s five times'the was a courier for a'pre-war Com- la the^pletiire on the right cmwl- mlialoni which become effective Uoiicerned Ing back Into the car through the national pscurHy and,.t|M upon graduation were John ,L. Reds' normal volume.In the pree- , ^ munlst espionage ring. Hits, atiji •PRICED FROM . ent limited action p^ae of the war. ■ I l * i |-11 gg'f- ruLr denying ChaniVera' charges hahr In the Hlndshletd after the o f ,tbs free wurkl demand (hat^ma - To Halt Move ed" Alvhr-kr-k»c^ Air IFbrcfi, anff. R.t>'bjr;rt; A. ojfM iVf' ™ 364 Summit street tn the Army. SALEI REG. $8.95 • n r r f-a j'llecl'ri'td oh a thrie-KlH eneiny po^^ Tyr • glctarr nbrvve — Investtgnttag ship tn thto flehJ.**''’ The Senate subcommittee ques­ the mishap. (Story on back page). 'Tha Prekident asked the funds 8N Thomas F. Yost, who Is now; $5.95 .95 ()n Wage Board JMew Offensive tioned Miss Bentley and (Tham- .for the flrcol year starting July 1. stationed with the Navy In Balti­ Dayton Koolfoam to tar and artillery barrages also ■ ■- ' bera, now a Maryland' farmer, at At the fame time, he declared: '"The, United States stands ready - more. Md„ is achediited for an Washington, May 29 — (/P) — .pounded two sectors east of the _ _ _ _ .a a n ria T irn FRrMA an iimisual seminar-type discus­ Masked Youths once heavily-contested Punchbowl FBMW sion of the technique* and activl- to move sheed on the United Ne- overseas aaaignment in late Aug- .WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE -Presldan t Truman, -a rj^ th« .gah-. lisr.'" HIV address' now -isr -Thomas-i on th e"i*i!t»ttrf«m r.'-'''------i- ■■Threatening- -Red Wnte.^vf-. -re- ties of frommtihist agehis;------tlotu Tpiah' "Of airy other pteii t h e v OF JANtZEN SWIM SUITS and SPORTSWEAR ate today to reject a plan to Intenalt.v of the Red fire didn't ntwed large-acale warfare.; In Is no less effective- In contmlling F. Yost, SN 436-n-59, USS Fort Foam Bed Pillows Korea have 'been received in of- others who participated^ were Manclan LSC-21, Second Division, bounce labor and -Industry rtpre- match Allied peaks of up to 20.000 Admiral R. H.'Hillenkoetter, for­ atomic energy and thereby insur­ c-o PO New York, N. Y. ficlal Washington with deadly ing the prohibition of atomic weap­ sentativea from the Wage Stabill- 1 ■‘‘’’•J****ev*v m 'D^.a*0 * ^ elngie III AM. day. • seriouanesi. mer director of the Central Intel­ The Red artillery barrage near ligence agency, and Herbert Phil- Raid Bulletins / ons." xation Board (WBB). Korangpo forced withdrawal of They have sharpened the belief Beeks Expansion The appeal ckme aa the Senate of top-ranking authorities that the brick. a former FBI undercover debated a measure to extend UN tr(X>pa who had wrecked Com­ agent in tile (Communist party. Sen. McMahon (D., Conn.), i 7 3 5 munist poaltiona ' on three hills Chinese and North Korean Com­ •- Ithaca. N. Y., May 29—t/P)—^Teh wage-price controls until March munists, having'bullt up a million- masked youth* overpowered three chairman of the Senate-House along the old Invasion rotite to (OoBtlnurd oa Page Bight) Atomic Hnergy commission, eeid Exclusive, -i—p-- At 1, Tacked onto the meaaure is a man army and. a more powerful students at the Cornell University Extra plump size w;lth ■sanforized heavy zippered covers Tn provision to revamp the, Wage South K orea...... —- in January that TKiman had dai Coninile* Net Idle air force during the 11 months of radio alation last night and white only. Beautiful quality latax by Dayton. BOlard, making it an all-public broadcast a fake bulletin that cided to recommend an atomic ex­ Personalized Floors It came as North Korean Gen. truce talks, may now launcrii a pansion. McMahon had been body. major offensive. European cities had been bombed Truman's lengthy message to Nam II, the Reds’ top truce nego­ James E. Kelly and an air armada was approach­ advocating a six-fold expansion, tiator. told the Allies at Panmtin- FossIbllU.v Qr.ews to about six billion dollara a yekf, the Vice President Barkley said he Official public statements here ing North America. hopes this country never reaches jom the Communists "shall not ait but acknowledged then he didn’t IRREGULARS OF l2'/3 have generally been limited to *m- A University official said the In- the point "where we substitute idle" during what he called'slaugh- Resigns as OPS cide'nt looked like a "practical expect Truman to go along with W .government 'dictation of wages ter of their captured soMiera. phaaizlng the capability of the program of that size. Reda-fer-attacking.- But ever since Joke.’^ „ __ __ all-t ' and worUng conditions'' for'' toU - VN- aasautt -troops'had "'Stormed Any.....Mp'ahaldn pfe"iumably the'truce talks deadlocked several The atation fWVBRTwns flomi- Caffhon”Face Clo^^ $ 1:50 FIRST QUALITY FULL FASHIONED lective bargaining.” two of the hllla near Korangpo ed with telephone calls after the would not only speed up additions The amendment to the economic within three hours of their 3 a. weeks ago officials have been pri­ tn the V. S. stockpile of co.nv<*^ 60 GAUGE 15 DENIER SHEER DARK SEAM vately talking of a big Red drive ______broadcast. Some callers asked controls bill was tacked on after m. attack. The third held out* until tional A-bomba, * Imth of W o w 1' blind gives you ■a a growing possibility. Hartford, Mav 29.—(At—James "'«>«•• information b u t many the W8B suggekted terms for set­ 8:30 a. m. Tanka provided fire eup- called just to rib us," the station War II and smaller size, but wotiH 1 e tling the dispute between' the steel port In the attack on one hill and The armistice negotiators E. Kelley. Connecticut dlatrict dl-' "*■' *" rector of the Office of Price. Stabi­ manager reported, and there ap­ With Berlin Police permit piuhing ahead, with great- Nylon Hosiery Industry and the CIO Steelwork- UN troopa aaaaulted with fixed stalled upon insistence by the 1^ lization (OPS I announced today peared to be no widespread alarm. wipe-clean plastic 8 for 98o -MS unlo».T Tha nWSEt^erins, which hayoneJbi on . another. The Reda U n it^ „Nat4pns omuuand^. that . R. J. ^McCarthy, Corhell aupier- his-resigmation, effective June 14-. _40 Biitlaned, on Page.ElgbU. ••a U flailerlng summer coloiril S}zes 8 'i to 11. Marked lengths. Oie Industry rejected, led ulti­ left 105 Midiera dead of'wounded.' 'nblie^ 0f Its Chinese and "North - Kelley, in -hia letter to EHls'G. visor , of safety, aaid none of tha aure because of West Gerfnany'i mately to Truman’s seizure of the raiders was recognized in their Bitflin, May '29— (/P)—T9I1’ ^ (Continued en Page Foar) Amall, national OPS director, signing of the European apniy pact tapes and cords mills. (Oontinoed ea Page Four) said pressure of business was the Halloween masks. He said they to fifteen thousand young I O c e a c h and a peace contract with the Truman said in his meesage: reason. "probably were, student*." Communists surged into "The failure to reach a aettle- western powers. SPECIAL "It. has. become Imperative that The raiders Interrupted a musi­ W est Berlin, late, today, and a t < Vik u c pair irtent thus fa f In the ate* ease t» cal broadcast 'at i0:07 (BST) and ■ . ' BtreelB Onwded - ■ Bulletins White Mith muiti-color pastel itripes. I give my ■ resignation, effective least 1,000 of them clashed The propaganda assault broke if E not the fault of the board, for Its June 14, to again devote my full were In control for eight minutes, ' I ■••••/.»... recommendations provide a sound with club-swinging West Ber­ out In the boroughs of Kreuiberg from the AP Wires I'-'i Top French Red Jailed energies to the two small retail McCarthy aaid. NEW SMALL and senaible baaia for reaching companies of which I am executive They tied up two announcer* lin police. and Neukoelln in the American 1 t COLORFUL PRINTED a-'reement for the iaaues in dis­ head,” stated Kelley. with ropes and held a girl engineer The Communists barged Into sector. 1 IKE MEE’HNG PENDS •i- ’ i pute. . O’Connor Gets Post In a chair. the weatem sectors in an obvious , The downtown business area 1 By f i Stevens Pure Linen "And, in any event, the lack of suddenly Slled with thomanda of Hartlord May 29—<#)— Tha ftl For Anti-Ridgway Riots I Dennis P. O’Connor, former Stewart Bennett of the Bronx, rabble-rousing effort to exert pres- 1 * Square Scarfs a aettlement in this case coiild not ___ student manager wof the station. teenagers from the adjacent Soviet Connecticut delegation to tho —Mayor *• of ■ .Hartford and, .. former..... — - -- V'5Ur ■ • jaattQf- akawdneilng.. .Lher; •. • seetbr jtiiet"iNi' the'dey’i'-eht^iplTtg' Sif**'*****" **?’'*** *¥''' BEACH TOWELS Paris, May 28.—iJPi—Jacques will get a chance to get a first • In Bollcl colon.n. Nevv spring printa and pollut doU. machine that haa been aucceeaful imediatsly named , director. larga"SLl that hour, but added that was anding. DIstrT owels lit. 'ad ... -fhahy other______eaiaeS?' iCuelaa; jiosa-Jhsgitas:*; topr'-Conua»i::;:| m6ir"nsnm*T*" qotenijr^-rwltxwl a a M : lohk: at Oan. Dwight X t i t ^ ' 'A'aked II'Kis' receii "Vttlt to '^They streamed 'in fro'm five ave-' enbower. The 38 delegate* sale, 'nie amendment to the controIa4nlat, today waa charged with car- 'Washington had anvthihg to 'do the bulletin was false. Rie^r-K Al.tUgr.lMt.'tm CUR 4 X , XI • ’ ITTt -'.Cal 1*441,3s I. k J’23U.-vUV’A.-3i8M.>A .1 (fa'-riwky’.i’e'h. jwYev v>q*/svi J 9 •WflOlll 'v------t HWJ i f W—^iil 'Vfa»V*^»^w rvlflg ? ■ *95*-fL, giitt j w ■•'W ^ A oidhftaw.waeea'-(- .riewB^^Tidbits '.nuea.- aa„.(ha.4ilreptg,.w«ra, black thrlr nttrTn~it~i. -Utc.-anla. “ '^Iftt'iiistBtatf^, Keney ’''S? ’ Ifhltir PnHre'saM they TtafPfsF wlUi w p rk w ___ Board .bejitriBpgd.of.alJi, authority onstration against Geh, Matthew.. oeived n«.• ' s’. lice Injured in Paris. Twenty-five, sentenced to six months at hard trubcheona. They cut a path to whether the submarine was • ^ COLORFUL SOLID more persona were Injured at Nice. labor for leaping into sea to rajoin the.center and seized the leaders. . United States vessel or fona • I Cherryvllie Mo., ila y 29—145— Nine hundred or more Ck>mrau-> hia ailing wife • • Mexico Federal $|.0b each OR NAUTICAL STRIPE Threatened with Reduction Sixty arrests were reported. - sign. Officers at the CoaOl''' Startex Printed Toweling Otncfala of the Aaaembly of God nists were arrested here and in troops 'and‘^poflee kill four and Guard station here declined 8a» Church expreaaed two-fold concern Maraeille, Bordeaux and other wound two in gun battle with They also put quick checks on Ne other rtorlisa nearby elevated train atationa com meet on the search. today over the fasting Ozark French cities during demonatra- Wsshington, May 3*—<8’)— -The • the Senate total is almost Inevlt- opium amugglem . . , Mexico’s ir- blind nakes life M eatyl preacher whose self-denial now en­ where they arrested 20 suspected A cool little check pique trimmed Smooth, vinyl plnntic upes tnd Uons againit the new NATO gen­ Senate has ’ overwhelmingly able. rigRtibn chief say* Mexico City OUT OF RUNNING Yv RUBBERIZED ter# the 89th day, by hla own eral. passed a 86,700,000,000 fpreign Then, after the compromise au­ sinking more than foot raeh year youth leaders. around the collor, arint and pockets cord*; imoeth, mar-proof tluminuin y a r d Through loudspeakers police or­ Prestwick, Bcotlaad, May ' tinu-cnch and evny part of the count. Belie Red Newspapers aid bill but the Mutual Security thorization measure la passed, the and millions of dollars needed 4o far that crisp, clean look you love.' New Simulated Flowers The Rev. J. J. Ivie says he has dered everyone off the street# un- —(P)—Dick Chapman,' defeafc. ; famous tU-FLE)CALUU buad—wipea * ■ m Police began a broadening program is almost sure to be cut lawmakers will get another. erSek stop it. ing champion from Pinehur 14 step-in gingham beauty with but- rleaa with a damp riolb! See the 1 net taken food since Sunday, crackdown on the Communists to­ further before any money actually at the program when an appro­ Nassau County, N. Y., health of­ For coat, suit or dress wear. Rosea, camatlone, daisies, garden April 20, and explaina he plant to day and seised many editions of (Continned on Pngo Bight) N. C., and U. 8. amateur kb kbn freot and button e d g ^ pockets. ^■FLEX.LLLl.M.hUad icdsy. It gives Ma)(e up .vour own fine dish towels, draperies, acarvee, place BEACH BAGS becomes available. priations bill actually making the ficials announce death of Mrs. Billy Maxwell were knocked i bouqueL continue the fast until his pray­ Communist newspapers through­ money available la (lahated. Nettle Jenkins, one-time Negro Ntercerizad, colorfost, sanforized. you Koaderlal, new decorator mats from Startex toweling. Colorful pattema in all color com­ The ffnsl Senate vote on pasa- of the British Amatenr poasibUities... it ateyi beautiful Will hold auit, towel, etc. ers ara answered for a raligioua out the country. • age last night was 44 to 10 with .Asks for Minimum slave, at age of 114 . . . Shelton, jM f Ha hah. In soft spring shadas. binations. awakening in the world—or until Hie Reds struck back in Mar­ championship today by MaJeP ' because it alaya clean!- 39 Democrats and 25 Republicans President Tfuman asked for 87,- Conn., ma.-iufacturer released un­ David Blair, a S5-year-old rdiri; Haas 12-2a orttt ar ghiae fir tm tdbilMi .. death cornea. seille where they seized and burned joining tn support of tbe measure 90iM)00.(X)0, declaring this was der 81.0110 bad pending Grand Ivie, 57f has lost about 24 bundles of non-Communist new#-' aerve on tbe BrilHh W oH iS^ 5 9 c each to aid -America’a friends all over the minimum needed for Ameri­ Jury action on charges he de­ No Herald Cup tcaaa. ' . -j^vr-rr. $(.00 to' $2-98 pounds, his family said, and now papers. the world. Nine Republicans and ca’s security. He has been frauded, government of $80,000 in Workers downed tools in JAOQUB8 DUCLOS one Democrat, Olin Johnston sharply critical of the cuts voted cohtracia with army .... Gov Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales (OoBtlniMg « • Pag* Tw ») several factories in the region df Tomorrow RFC LAWS PERSONALIZED (S.C.) aaid “ 8Io." by the House. Lodge repeats be will not Interfere WoshlngtoB, May" PLtJS TAX ^Tarbes, home district of Duclos, But the bill now goes Into con­ The bulk of the money in the with Highway Department plans jl'W’ Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales police aaid they found a loaded The Senate Banking eonualtt “ ’ /■ Treoury Balance and new demonstrations broke jout ference with the House which vot­ authorization bill Is for direct to build Fairfield County through­ FLOORS in Marseille, Melun and other revolvet, a blackjack, two car­ ed last Friday, 234 to. 110, to au­ military aaslatance designed to way paralleling Boston Post road The Manchester Evening voted 4-to-3 today to keep places in protest against the Com­ rier pigeon* and a radio geared to Reconstruction Flaaaoe 'Waahin^on, May 29—(85—The thorize the spending of 84,143,- equip the forces of American Al-)*. Putnam blacksmith’s last re­ Herald will not be pub­ 392 peaition of the Treasury May 27: munist chiefs arrest. intercept police orders. 000,000 In the llacal year starting Ilea In western Europe and else- quest to UM anvil for headstone is mUon (RFC) In huslneas i ilheJEmUMea MAI^STREET Th

HUNNSIDI gress against any aubatantlal re­ ment adopted lait year on a mon­ Pneacher Enters Postal Paychecks' AVf SUf SALE Guai^ Finding BURNSIDE Mutual Security ductions beyond the one billion ey bill and It eventually, was re­ Donaldson Rap s Union No Herald •nwili ajfffa MancanTia dollsrs voted In, Senate committee. galed . OIASSIOAX, I / . May Be Rel^scd World’s Strife .Makes ''-s*B.'~K«B«fr'A'."T)irt ■’nr"om «7' __ 39th Day of Fast ~ E o f W p i g f e r--U«a«-KriMr"" “Aid IrThreatened ....TCo'irQierr 5y'~Sen!' 'Cworo^^ ' *ixxnro»"'"Vr";rFIW iFoniorrow ' ~ Neaejr Devlt Elsenhower’s leading opponent for (R., Ia.)[ would ban use of any n. O’OMii.r the nomination, voted for alt of (Ctetlnned from Pago Om )' ForPdsrDtReFW o^ Washington. \ May 29.— *^hadnwf) funds In the bill to propagandise E O T T I ^ T O I ^ Postal employes are one step clos­ “Simrin’ In The Many U. S. ‘Tourists’ (CanMnneM from Page One) the reductions,proposed yesterday. the Mutual Security program er to being assured their pay­ Coventry Man Is Given Aid to NATO within the United States. weighs 120. Occasionally he has (Sooond of Two Articlee) , The Manchester Evening tion of Post Office Clerks, saya checks while Congress argues over In The Sky” Senate beat down all efforla te Dw'orshak said his amendment sipped water, but has been shaken Suspended Sentence in cut the $6,900,000,000 voted by Over half of the money In the there Isn't any doubt poatal aerv- a bill te authorize such money. Herald will. not be—pub- • ;3B.U:ee Qtptajn l^rson of 4.3rd j'between the German civilian and Senate l»lll, or $3,515,229,500. Is .waa .Inaplred by. m monthly ..clip- ' by spisTIs' of~fetcb'Irig. He“ bas By ROBERTA OEIOEa Rain” ■pgllg j GI were "pretty goiM." Senate cdinirilltees "until late'"In ice isn't so good as- It has baen. The Senate yesterday, as the TT'- - jIaa.Hal. Day aheet sent te editors In. tha..,U.,S<. Washington,-May 2P— Is liahed tomorrow. Memorial DeatH of Griffin o£ Second Trip-"The-feiiowa jmt airing-an right yeaterday'a seaalon. for direct .military help tp Amecl- aigifed a statement to protect his But he.,.aays DonaidBon U one of House had previously, approved a 1:11 r«at. Sk.w l'#.'?. .Nprtll i-AtUntl.c,. .Tregty ,Qr- by the Mutual Security Agency family from, legal action sho^d the Post Office department effl- the world’s finest postal experta stopgap resolution. This will take D ayi- -T o Europe; F i r s t W a s ' th e -Garman.." -he .aid,,--and “ Then'' Sent' Long "rD.', "La;) 'wks ( m .SA) ' arid' b'y ' "JuriKetiT' 'abroad' cie n tr- • Or is It years behind and ghburdn'l be blarned. 'Rockytlla,' May '29i—(Bproiall-— 'W«H \t-htle some o f the men did get ganizatlon (NATO) partner* In WINDOW ho die. He also has banned phy­ effect as ’soon' as cHahgea'made by able to get through a 200-million western Europe. clng. the times? . Cites Lack of Funds a Senate committee and accepted Walter K. Wrigm,"26, of Daly X into tights over there, they got reduction by a 37 te 34 vote, part­ sicians from hla home. Buadayi The Uon and the, During World War II into fights In this country, too." The next biggest chunk. $1.- Sen. Mundl (R„ S. D.) aald the Should pMtal rales be high George eaya the department la by the Senate are okayed at a road, Coventry, ^aa found guilty ly becauae half a doaen Senators The Revs. David Hastie and H. enough to pay all department Horse and Steel T o ^ There was never any"' serious 542,866,000, 1* fnr defense support clipsheel was "raw propaganda" DRESSING handicapped by lack of money to Senate-House cbnference. of manslaughter by Judge Edward B.V LEONARD ZIKDERBERG voting against ruts had gone or economic aid te western K. Lawson, officials from the coets? Or ihould the govftm- hire enough employee, but the The resolution was introduced singing, the Gettysburg Address trouble or antagonisms existing and particularly unwlae In view of by Bob ejarke, prayers and a World conditions being what home. Earlier Long's proposal for Europe. This Is designed - to assist the fact Jhat the head of MSA, n «ts abaai VenetUn Blinds church's national headquarters at ment continue to make up losses diacontiniiance of many mall after Post Office workeni were J. Daly. In Tolland County Supe­ between the. Americans and Ger­ a 400-m.lIlion cut loat .40 to 37. .short address by Henry G. Wy­ they’ve been for the last 10 or 12 mans, he^ld. the NATJP countries In using their W. Averell-Harriman, la running Springfield, Mo., plan to visit Ivie out of tax money? trains by railroads and by the told there was no money available rior Cdurt here yesterday In con­ years, many Americana have \1slt- today. , Criticism of the department la man, pastor of Columbia Congre­ Larson's Job, as battalion Intelli­ However, aome Republican Sen­ Awn production facilities for their for the Democratic presidential "Whitten amendment" passed by to pay them. There were two nection with the death of John ed shores they would ordinarily ators had been confident that the NEROJIODLED ... Lawapp. .said the- church was coming from several sources. One Congress. This allows • only reasons: tVBgularly-approprl- gational Church; numbers by gence officer, wax the ramp’s defense buildup. nomination. Gwan. Tibbits • and.Jo-Arm Olarke;- Orlffitl. ..2Z, .of Eaat.Hartterd,-who have never seem In. fac.l...rondi-.. security: It was hi* Tesponsibllify Senate would vote at least a hair Two amendments placing ' re­ But Sens. Moody (D,, Mich.) ' IN COMFORT particularly' fntefesldd TJecause 'it U the-National-Aseoelation-of Let­ tempoTHry em pioyer'tir be' hired.' ated~fnnds-for the Post Office 'and tloris have been svich, that for feared the publicity might cast a ter Carriers and Its president, other departments had run ’out, a volley fired by a squad from, died as the result of a fight with to screen the civilian workers in bilHon slash on. the floor. An strictions on the Mutual Security and Monroney iD.. Okla.), hath George eaya these employes do hot some citlr.en.a these trips abroad amendment by Sen. Welker _ tR„ bad liidit on the church, and be- William C. Doherty, who says the have the Incentive to become ex- and a deflelen^Cy appropriation bill the Legion: graves, previously Wright at the Hayloft in Coventry the camp, and he was in charge of program were adopted over the former newspapermen, defended UilBgfc Wurn -laet-Novr-16.------haxenltjfioded.______: __ laA-to-do-thta-was defeated-41 j'pretests nt the htll’a sponaoro.- _____ fIntUm ^for comfort. cause it felt It was obligated tdT union has around 100,000 mem-' pert, loyal postaPworkerar 7 was stallM marked with flags by Raymond' B . ttre'cllpsheetr* They aald .It waa'■ i Lyman, will be decorated by the One of these travelers is F.rnest With the cold war threatening to lo 33. One, by Sen. -Kem ^ tR., Mo.), was designed to give factual data To keep tke oun out of his help Ivie himself. hers. . Other criticism has come Donaldson aaya if Congress vvtll The deadlocked measure, how­ Judge Daly imposed a six-month H. Larson pf 19 Rosemary Place, The eRv. J. P. Myers, pastor of from mSgaslnee, newepspere and lay down a policy and' provide the ever, tacked oh an amendment to children: Chauncey M. Squier will suspended sentence on Wright, turn hot, he had orders {o' order Rel’eral GOP Senators support- designed to cut off all aid 16 any about an Important government oyM he hsd stone slabs ar­ whose association with the U. S. the firing of any civilian worker iij^f Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower nation which ships .military sr/na- ranged in tilted formation the nearbySteelvlIle Assembly of the public. money he will give the public as bar use of any of the bill’s money sound taps. From here the group who pleaded nolo, snd placed him program. will march to the old.cemetery at Army has made of him an Aleu­ believed to be a Communist or for the Republican presidential menta or materials iiiieful In war —Just like modern Venetian God Church, spoke and prayed Blames Doherty much service as it demands. to carry out government seizure on probation for one year. Wright tian visitor and. an experienced, Columbia Center, stopping off at reasonabre facsimile thereof. He- nomination Joined with a majori­ to Ruaaia or any other Communist Eighty per cent of tornadoea Blinds. with Ivie yesterday and found him Postmaster General Jeeae M. Donaldson Is the first,career of the steel mills. It Is on this was represented by Attorneys two-time European traveler. "very rational." point that a Senate-House confer­ the memorial at the rotary; and George C. Lessner"of Manchester said he was not so concerned with ty of Democrats te defeat all but nation. '• occur btiween noon and 6 p. m. Donaldson says much of the crit- Postmaster General, the depart­ Larson, who visited both the former Nazl.s, their control being While we have little regard Myers said the church does not ment has hadr Both- he and hie ence has been unable to agree so after aimllaf ceremonies will go and Nicholas F. Armentano of the 200-million-dollar rut. The administration prot'esled And thai will be changed when Iclem Is "Inspired" by Doherty and Aleutians and Europe during hi.a the responsibility of higher head­ Eiaenhower had advised Con­ strongly a almtlar Kem amend­ ia r the fire buy of ancient sanction a suMalned. fast which eevereet critic.' Doherty, formerly far. to the West Street Cemetery Stafford Springs. five-year tnnr of duty in World campaign ape.eches start. by certain magaalnea and news­ The stopgap resolution Was where the program will be re­ quarters or Counter, Intelligence. Homo we can understand his does bodily harm. papers. He eaya the general were letter carriers. Wright-shoved or hit Griffin TONIGHT War II. has recently returned diesire for the creature com- In a recording reportedly mads amended in the Senate to include peated with June Sqiiler giving Aiding Larson In his duties ss public isn't making any more run- The feud between them goes after an- argument at-the-H ayloft f b n i ^ _ home , after, serving ,as..a..captain the - camp's' security- of fleer =rWaa That^s Our Number— . . . a nO-money-for-seizure provision the Gettysburg Addrtss. forth and he'd Teally In the third Week of the fast, IV' Inaplred" complainta today than back to April lT, leSO. bar during a party held by some for 16 months-^tlie la.at six In “ 1 ■ppreeUta modem, easy- te said he had failed as a minister ' Donaldson had asked $2,277,- also. Conferees must also j-ule on Children are all risked to bring Edward Tomklel. who has since re­ Hiaaf, UchtwNdbt alumi­ It fild several years ago and that this change. The resolution, other­ flowers with them for decoration, employes of the Pioneer Parachute Munich, Germany—with Manches­ turned to his Job at the Manches­ and was awaiting word of his mis­ he cohsldefa the service excellent 000,000. To operate tax Inch war that was raging acro.ss the Aa an organization, the 43rd Is Since then, Chairman Gary iD- in need of repair, officials said. In The eontlnent In 1944 when Lar.son Va.) of the subcommittee hns her little grandson Michael Lan-- Rain” CHILDREN—SOc tax Inch still in Germany, arid no plana Many groups had talked of what first visited Europe he landed In have yet been made for its return, stated publicly he probably la might be done about It, but noth­ deck celebrate his third birthday (In rolor) Sky” France atiartly after D Day - his "largely reaponatbla for the wduc- at a supper party his parents Mr. t ;45-S;» but Larson, who. returned to this HOILANDERIZE AT BURTON'S ing .definite was planned. Erection PLAINVILLE slay this Ifnic was qviitc a bit countrj- about a month ago with tlon In mall service and am willing of a memorial In permanent form and Mrs. Philip Landsek...... '•tmliiim r : . more serene. , to take whatever odium^or what­ Kendall Anthony, son of Mr. and C-ont. Perform. Tomorrow 2:00 the first group of men to come awaits future action. At present. The 43rd had been .sent over in home from Germany, said that all in the last 30 days ever praise the change may JuMl- I ... - Columbia Recreation----- Council Mrs. George Anthony of Rogte. 6. accordance, with. ..President. Tru­ 'Of "t'hose men "Who-were in the 43rd « ity.'. ' ■ plana to set a blue spruce on the la home honorably dL-charged man's plnlge to send five Ameri- 1 Would Boost RstTM at the time it was federalized in site aa a living Christmas tree. froth the Navy after four years esn Divisions to Europe, and the 19.50 ahould be home by July. 3 Donaldion recommended in­ Aa the V-shaped structure was service. Kenny had an exciting troops' -stay- IhM'e -was 'sreowiinsi creasing, rates «for everything but ' Married to" the "Tqtmir Bfiltlsy taken away;' mBirrorlcs of " Its •erec­ expertence in' May, when a plane to Lar.son, teken up primarily Ma.v Tedford. I.xison has returned letter mall te bring In an addition­ tion brought to light the six girls In which he was s passenger 'w ith training and glohe-troUirig. al 300 million.-dollara. & year.. Ha to his Job at Manchester Plumb- ROUD O U R r U R S ? responsible for It. Now. Mrs. crashed into Guantanamo Bay, ■""Thsy went nut in the field;' fired said letter mall Is the only mall trig 'arid^BuppTy where he worked George. Peters. Mrs. Clinton Ladd, Cuba, as It was taking off from the on the range, executed night prob­ before being called. But, being on paying its own way and that of Mrs. Robert McKeon, Mrs. Paul 4 Goad Reasons- carrier Salerno Bay. He was res­ lems- pretty nitieh the same sort reserve.' LArson can- do no more the many special aervlcci the de­ Anderson, Mrs. C. Leonard Robin­ I? partment performs—money or­ cued from the water by. .a hell- of thing they'd do in the Stales." than hope that his travels,, as a son and Mrs. Joseph Kiirclnlk. copter. ders. registered mall, special de­ Off Memorial Day In some respects, it sirpears that soldier, rire ended. each with her own home juid inter­ . the conditions in Germany were # Most Late Model Cars Carry New Cur livery etc;—only postal .savings ests. they were then Jean laham, Another Columbia boy who had pays its way a close call recently was CpI. even better for the GI's than they Carol Lyman, Jane Lyman, Kay Brinff your family here for dinner on . had been while the- men were ! Guarantee Since then there have been in­ Sharpe. Olive Tuttle and Shirley Alton C. Lathrop, who wa.s wound­ creases in parcel post rates and ed while In the front lines |n Memorial Day. They will enjoy our de­ training in thia country. In place] Ellington Kurclnlk. They were all under of the typical ramshackle, long, HOLLANDERIZE! In charges for carrying magaxlnej, 20 and all anxious to do some­ Korea as a machine gunner with licious dinners and cheery atmosphere. wooden, one-story barracks, with newspapers and- other Items, but thing to help In those trying days. the 45th Division. Fir.et reports The Memorial Day exercises will # Complete Service With Each Delivery Donaldson says these eti'.l don't They organized and shortly after- said he suffered severe burns but the pot-bellied stoves providing only at Burton's in Manchester can you have your, pay their way. waro began sending out a newslet­ last week news came that further DANCING ★ ★ ★ ★ the best, the-men in Ijarson's out­ be held In the Ellington Center ' a • ' furs processed by famous Hollander! Call today for Doherty eaya Congress never In­ ter to local men and women in the wounds were .shrapnel In the back. TONIGHT FRI. and SAT. fit occupied twoiatory brick and 10:30 s. m. Rev. Leon Burr of tended that each of the depai-t- service of their country. "This was His mother, Mrs. Alton C. Lathrop concrete sCriiclure.s, divided into Warehn\ise Point'will give the sd- • Top Allowance For Your Car — ment's services should pay its TO THE MUSIC OF rooms with a few men to a room, pick-up! * done faithfully'until most of the of Andover had a Icter from him rtree-A Following the'scrvice a pa- way. He proposes raising postage boys were back home again. But PAUL Mc G EA R ;^ and equipped with central heating. Tuesday saying that these wounds Tour Eiiropei lade will march to the Ellington on letters to four or five'cent» If that didn't satisfy them. They de­ are beginning to heal, but he Is necessary to make up losses on cided the town needed an honor AND VOCALIST Then, loo, of course, there wa.a Cemetery. Phillipp Tollsano is • Used Cor Purchasers Not Sotiifled Within still hos-pitalized. - ■ the unmatched opportunity of marshall. The Silhouette Bgnd of AMESITE DRIVEWAY eihar mait.'” , 1_ roll, .for their boys and they set but JEANNiE RAY naMCHESTtR,CONa to take care of that need. They Mrs. Wilbur Fletcher'of ' Lake seeing Europe while on the army TalcoUville and the Ellington Cen­ SAVE 10% BY CALLING NOW 30 Days Will Be Allowed Full Purchase gave a .series of dances and In Road, and her two youngest chil­ . pa.\ToU. ■ Ijtrsqn said leaves and ter School Band w ill participate in FUR STORAGE! ^about a -year they had the neces- dren Warren and ^ b e r t a re 'a t week end passes weren't too dif­ the parade. Ptice Toward Another Car In Stock Andover. ^sarjr money, and of course they the home of her parents Mr. and ficult to obtain, and the men were The May Day program was pre­ • MACHINE SPREAD • WORK GUARANTEED our scientific fur-storage vaults are located had the names, for that was s Mrs. John J. Warren Of Foxboro, encouraged to see aa much of sented on .the Ellington Center carefully kept list. currentlv Mas*., while her mother is hospi- Europe as they colild. School grounds today at 2 p. rq. rfieht-of^^keKpromisest-oall-todoy-for-p-idt-up- -Lt.,CoiL Nathan GatchfiU.wtU.dt--. r-ft-'tsHred.™ ■^erir-waa"4rilT:nf--Gpmiauy-«wd- -Tb»-program.. zepraaenj.eilUhe.-ci tFm e R A O IN B A TERMS ARRANOED . .liver, tba .a d d ra ss^ the M m orial -was -'w1tKty” an(f cotd -bnt' t?ie 'ft'eT- France and Italy and Switzerland mi'natfon of the year's physical € As A Result’ of your procTou sTiirs and w'opions! “" Day aer\1ce on the church lawn, ucation ActiviticA inga of those who gathered to "TH E MAN IS MoMAHON” to aee, and many of the men of tomorrow at 4:30 p. m. The Grcen- witness the unveiling of the roll, the 169th took advantage of the Mrs. Mary B. Hale and daugh­ Chobot Post, American Legion Is • FREE E^IMATES • EXPERIENCE * which then held about 100 names, Washington, May 29—(>Ti - The opportunity. : Larson, - however, ter, Mrar.-Perclval Harwood- and V to sponsor this observance.' For were warm, indeed. children of Norwich were guests We Need More Good Clean Used Cars parade, the line of march will first bit of campaign Itterataure'on who had hoped to aee relatives in Religious leaders of all faiths .bebalf..af .San. ..Brien. McMabon.for. ....S.MTJlfil),, gfi.YC. .UP .thc. idcA.wiken lie X)i .0.1(1 ..(ripMS.. .end „neigh_bqra ,„pf • POWER ROLLED SINCE 1920a termI«ong;, Hill, f 0*4, "Ihvocalloh ceed to the lawn of the church. the Democratic nomination for the learned his turn te return home Ellington Wednesday. FUR^REPAIRtNGr = an

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••• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1952 PAGE FIVE SKIGB FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1952 directortea which they do not pub­ He told the court that he had re­ R. Crane of .Wichita. Kaa., a vet. Charges Deception lish and paste theae ads to their Man Is Fined $5 cently purchased property In Cov­ eran fighter pilot with 160 mla. Captives, Captors Get Ready on Koje U. S, Concerned own contracts or order forma e T T '• eniryentry ann and was unaer under me, tha.4mpreS' impreo- WtvbMew IfJm c^oStraim Masked Youths' eloTta^-in- - World • War-II-and-ln- -WDRCWlSBa Radio and TV On Sales of AH& -.-^"BomoUmes. .Ui#...contucLa.-ar# b or Uame Uimin -.that-tb*. C01umbia.-dun>p,. b#- t a n k Korea. “ WCCO— 1280 W H A T — 810 mailed to the persoh or firm — r a Ins-ing the the most inoat convenient, convenient, was was onen. open D & S SEFTIC : AfrEorce-headquartera In Tokyo, 0n Red Hint * Ready for Valley Planting Put Out False W KNB— 840 Eastern DayUght Time IT im O —Ch. 6 \Vhoae ad. taken--from another dl- to him. . - _ . did hot know If Tyer waa at the Washington, ,>lay 28—Uf)—The reiitory. Is attached.' But In most Columbia, JJay ?9— ( Special— controla. The plane craahed near Officials reiterated a previous Federal Trade-(temmlasion (FTC) Instances . . . . the respondents' RasIdenta o f this community are warning that the Columbia dump INSTALLATION OF SEPTIC TANKS-- Raid Bulletins Komakt Air Baae in central Hon- New Offensive salesmen present the contract to winiuor, May 28—(iPi—Mow^yleld than th« alralna it replaced; ahu. 4:M—WDRC—St. Louis MatlneA. <&.7 itt.a.WDRC^NewsUine. accused two buslnes* directory up in arms today over reports of Is for residential luie only, and all lhair"7S -p«r «««t «f Connectlcut’a . Ilfhter and more uniform leaf col- . of. thfl- Alr*- ^ . WXlC-rrBob Steelft.J______the advertiser )n, person and ob­ violators will be prosecuted. ^ DRAINACE HELDS ^ SEWERA8E 4 PoUiA Hop. » W THTj-BreskfMl VS^Uh .ton. 'jhthllaherii today of using a decep­ tain hla aignOlure by.faUely rep.- an inyaalpn o f U)9 l 9wn’a diapoial. .isss'i Rt^iatTa tobacco acreage thlajor; more high ftade leavea per (OonMnned from Page One) ' (doniflinMd fraoi - - ‘ WTIC—Backslsrft Wife. WONS—Weather; Bill Jenkinl. N plant and auperlor ahape of ,,the tive sale* plan-to get' adverttse- resentlng that he •!■ merely re­ area i)y hbh-resldents, A promise « a r will )?«pl»nted to two etralna WKNB—Yanka vi. Athletics. . WKNB—Phil Hale Show. of swift and complete prosecution " CONNECTIONS AND ALL KINDS ^ If tobacco developed here o'ver a feav’ea. 11 la 'aiao'■reaiitant tb' son of Niagara. Falia, N. V., ahiJ Korean (;aptive*-ahottld-be- forced - • WONS'-'.T-ack'•I>riwTrejr’s Muslc'Sboir.’ • WCCO—Good- J*orsln« Music.------menta-for-their publictlona.------newing the adyertlaemenl .far anr. James E; Kelly 4:15—W TIC-Stella DslUs. WHAY—Allsn Brown Show. other year in the lam e publication o f ail bffe'hJors .has' lieen ■made''Ky 12 year' period. It waa announced. black root-rot and flea beetlea, to go home, and upon a report of a It named; Hal Fishman of Bronkljm, were WONS—Jack Downey’s Music Shop. 7:U—WONS-Newa. , from which the attached ad was offlclala who fea'r that the alight ^ OF DRAINACE PROBLEMS^ ^ It the Windaor Tobacco I.4ibora- two prpblema that had prevloualy survey among these captives that . WDItC—Ken sifd Carolyn's Kitchen. WC(X:—Good Morning Music. 1. Bell Director Publishers, Inc., trussed up In separate, rooipa Ol clipped." trickle of out-of-town dumpers WILLIAMS^ tbry today. cauaM ahade growera much d iffi­ Of 170,000 held only aliout 70,000 W TH T—Thy Neighbor’s Voice, l ! j » —WTIC—Weather. , ■ 1880 Broadway. New York City, the station, which la in a base­ Resigns as OPS were willing to go home. 4:2D—WDRC—Radle Harris] News, • liS#—WCCC—News; Good Mornin* T h e companies ' have 20 days might start an avalanche of such Dr. Paul J. Anderaon. laboratory culty and loaa. l.jIU^WDRC—Yankee Kitchen. and it* officers, Benjamin L.. Hlil, Connecticut 49, Ahderaon aald, • Music. to answer the complaints. A hear­ happenings. SEPTIC TANKS PUMPED. CLEANED AND I Mad, identified the atralna aa Con- ment of the Student Union build­ Red negotiator* have been equal­ WTIC—Younp WlL’der' Brown, W TIC—Boh Steele. Morning Watch. Mlcha'eU M. Bell and Sidney kopp. A Hartford man, John Koltu- leeticut .M and .Connecticut 49, will be grown on 25 per cent of the in g Willard Straight Hall. ly firm In rejecting voluntary re­ W T H t—Bob Lloyd Show* - WDRC—The Music Bhx. They were listed as publishers of ing In 'the Pqll Directory case will OIL SERVICE FLUSHED— OUR 1,000 GALLON PUMP TRUCK ahade "acreage thia year. He aald Head for State WCCC—Governor Lodge. WHAY—Coffee Club. be held (n New York June 30. The ntak of 218' Village street, was “ bach w ia diveioped at ' The girl engineer, Diane Deci^ patriation and In denouncing tha WKNB—News; Phlle Hsie. “Eastern Manufacturer* and In­ thia atraln haa all the advahtagea 4:45—W n C —Woman In mv House. Industrial Directory hearing will picked up by ,Vate Police last IS ALWAYS READY FOR YOUR SERVICI V' the reffuest of tobacco growcra of Palmyra, who waa held in the results of th# survey. No one In WONS—Playtime for Children. WONS—Bill Jenkins Show. dustrial Director Buyers’ Guide week after he had been apprehen­ 341 BROAD ST. arho Were anxtoua to Improve the of Connecticut 15 but producea a control room, later freed the an­ (Continued frnm.Page One) th* American government now ' WKNB—News; Request Matinee. liM —WTHT—Weather. and Classified Telephone Direc­ be held In Detroit July 7. FTC Ex- more elaatlc leaf with a better 4 :efr—WDRC—News. Old Record Shop", WPRC—NSW* amlnei; William L, Pack will pre- ded dumping llUigally. vleld and the quality of ahade to- seems to aee any real hop* for WONS—Weather. tory"; "N ew York, Connecticut. FUEL AND - taate. Elaaticlt^ In tobacco leaf la The station Issued an immediate 'mill the OPS staff and organlza- WHAY—Story Queen. std# at both. Koltuniak was h#“ ed into Jus­ co grown In the area. resolving the Issue. liM -W D R O —World News Roundup.' New England Manufacturers and tice ..Court. whiu=e.jifl„WM_flned-JI5. Fro9 Ettimaios. Dali ManehRsitr 2-4S5I BMd'e tohacoo ia..grown tinder nf iitmoat - importance In cigar and r»ni»atsfi ff at pinsp Itep Was atrengtheped and consol ■ T Io ro o v e r,"'o ffic ia l* apeciilafe — WTIC—wswi: IfitfUBtrittl ■" aas8ITI?(r— TelephoiVe idaCed. 1 feel how' those' two W KNB—News; Sport* Digest after pleading guilty to th# charge. «AN G E OIL mialln tenta and producea broader manufacture, aald Anderaon. Ita Intervals for nine hours. The that, with new tensions building up W ONS-^gt. Preston of the Yukon. ami Buyers' Guide” and "Eastern SIGN OF THE TIMES things have been accomplished." W KNB—^News; basebsll . Request'; W TH T—Phil Becker. News. ahorter leavea than the broad- principal weakneaa la that it la station operates 24 hours a day In Germany because of Russian Matinee. WCCC—Kiddle Corner. States Manufacturers and Indus­ fiuffalo, N. Y,. May ■2»--pat ex- broadcasting mostly "atudv mu­ pendence and rearmament, the men 9:15-^WDRC—Shoppers Special. Church posted this sign -for the Now Many Woor OIL HEATING Clualvely aa cigar wrapperai. rot realatant planta haVe been sic." after controls were slapped on the 5:50—WTIC—Notes and Quotes. 2. Industrial Directory Pub­ countiy's economy late In 1950. He in the Kremlin probably do not WHAY—Band by Demand. WTIC—News. keep-off-the-gras*. season: Experimenta to develop th* new found In flelda of Connecticut 49. Ellis Deuli of Atlantic City, N. now see advantages to a truce fn WONS—Sky King. -• W THT‘-Msrtln Agronsky. lishers, Hammond Building, De­ "Go 'Way—I Wanna Be A FALSE TEETH EQUIPMENT Anderaon aald, and careful aelec- figured,'prominently, aa a poaalble WDRC—Memoi^ Lsne.-f WKNB—Phlle Ifale. troit. which publishes "Midwest m ^ l n e ataited in 1940 here and J.. atudent bualneaa manager who Korea which were open to them WONS—Bill Jenkins Show. Lawn!" tlon and croaalng of theae plan^ waa summoned to the station min­ auccesaor of national OPS Chief W THT—Tom Corhett Sbtee Cade*. Induatrial Directory" and "M id­ With Moro Comfort inectlcut 15 waa Introduced to a few months or even a few week.5 * : « —WDRC Kurt Massey-Msrlhs ^Y^IAY—Jesting wit’.v Wamp. by laboratory aclentlata may yet utes after the Inlfiidera had left, Michael V. DiSalle, following Di- 9:90—WCCC—News Breakfast News- west Manufacturers and Indus­ FABTRETH. s pirassnl alkslln* Estimates On Request UMgrowerflln.1845. Thtayear,aald S'alle's resignation #arly last win­ ago. Tilton. (nor-acld) powder, hold* falao leelh Xnderaon, It will, account for 50 develop realatance. said the fake bulletins were read WHAY—Sports. . Boy. trial Directories." more firmly. To eat and' talk .In .more ter. If their steps taken so far to 3;SS—'>VONS—Cecil Brown New* W TriT—Boh Lloyd, MT-^nt.ot all, the ahadegrown lo- Much of thia.. experimentation from a prepared acrlpt...... WTlC-^Radio Baxaar;...... - Th# F T C said Hill and Bell are comfort.. .Just^jtprinkl# a TlUle FA8- CALL will be carried on In the Connectl- In hla letter of resignation Kel- (Hanipt ■ comrmmlinittniia between "W THT—'Weather...... TEETH on your pistes. No mimmy. .th*.,C?!\n??y?M!: "!l*? .M.??' The whole thing waa smoothly 9:55—W THT—John Cohte. partners In the Detroit firm, along sooey, P**l.v taste or feeltns. Cheek* ■cut Agrtciittiiral Experiment Sta­ .l.ey. tpld_ Arnftl) J hat .the, .OPS Defying. the . • Oaneya f^nveii- western Germany and Berlin and Kvrnliig 9:0o_W D RC—News. aacfiuaetta •tobacco belt.' dorie"’" he aald. been a stabilizing force in- ouir with F.llzaheth JUIL...... "Plata, odor'.'.- (denture. breslh).....Gel 2-1257 tion Genetlca Department at New tlons. North Korean prisonera-of- to rert'ricf ifndvemehl'‘lr\lb'the So­ iiDb-XTBRr— ------WCOC-^^n? TTuncred and 90 Hits, FASTEETH t l any cTu» store. nderaon said that Connecticut The b\iUet|na announced that state economy for the past 18 viet zone are forerunner* of more WHAY—News. WKNB—News; Poionta. It accused the companies of Haven, Anderaon aald. war (above) praetlee Iw.vonet advantagei are Ita* higher London and Marseilles had been months, a period which ha* aeen drills with wooden rlflea Inside serious tro((ble they plan to make, WTIC—News. WONS—News. various deceptive practices, say­ WKNB—News'* Sports. Music. W T irr—Breskfast Club; ing; bombed by "Rusalan-type" planea many new companiea born and their compound on KoJe Island, authorities here believe they might WONaS—News. WTIC—Theater of Melody. ' arrison s __;^'.In soliciting; advertising from HAJUUSONt children; Coventiw-by-Geoege Hsr- and -that *. -Algiti of: -"-uhldentifloct|.mnat -companiea- enJoylng -pe*h» -of■ Koran. - Brlg;""6en. •Hnyden' Ia ■ logteally ' want to- keep-a* rmreh— ----W THT—NewiL?.^ TrlrAnd*---- •WHAY—4UlUn,. Progcam..,...... m THE ^ OF j n i m . sey Robertson School children. planea"_had been picked up by | production and profit such aa we Boatner, conttnuider of the camp, western force aa possible tied up • :I5—WTIC—Bob Steele. 9:15—WDRC^Thls Is Hartford. manufiteturtrs, wholesaler*: " dis­ ""-m 'HiM lie'’' Royal Canadian A ir Force radar WONaSr-Sports. WONS—Tello-Tesl. tributors and others . the re- Sdiitli (^ventry Mra. Mlldrcd C. JudtU, president, have never had before." has. .warned t.hf ..Reda. to..,pbey the In KoreA ______. ,.\YHAY.-r-&a____ ports- Buppar. flcrenAde...... 9:30r-WKNB-^ltjaUQ..llaur...... • f Oaido" la making a spray for the grave unila off 'the 'c6iat ”df'N ewfound­ regiilatinna or face the conae- UiritH a abort time ago Russian W DRC—Jack Smith. . WONS—Crean Patterson. spon den tx" c 11 p :' advertisements B49 KAIirBTilEET--^TEL. M IM .Mee* Paallne Little of Minnie Cmir Graf In St. Mary's land, ---- - qtwiibea. A t right, 'HN' iteMlera strategy seemed to be directed to­ • ■W'DRC—.Tack‘Zslmsn. WCCC—13 Hundred and W Hits. from telephone and bUier local The broadcaat gave the apeed 6:25—W T IC —Weather. WTIC—News: Hal Kolb. Coventry 1-S2S1 cemetery; Mra. Alva Roys, for ahndbng * guard tower at the ward (fiarupting Allied plan* for WDRC—This I Believe. W'HAY—Italian Program. Nathan Male cemetery gravea of nf the planes aa 300 to 3.50 milea K ( ^ POW camp na a 'soldier car­ Germany with a peace offensive as • :S0 —WONS—Music fo r Amertes. 9:45—WDRC—Bing Crosby. Manchester's Piano per hour, and added that at WTIC—Victor ,H. Llndlahr. Mr. and Mra. Albert N. Grenier daceaaed members. T h e '" ' rying _s portable flame-thrower their major weapon. At that time W T'HT—Bereno Gammell. such a apeed the planes would WTIC—Your Senator'from Conneoll- WHAY—Famous Trlala. Boy Scouts of Troop 57 will not (foregfmmiri) yvatchea. .Addition­ the advantages which they might WKNB—Dick Haymes. J, Distributor for of Sliver street observed their reach Bangor, Ms... In two hours rut. golden wedding anniversary Tues­ rrieet, tbViorrow night hecauae of al troppa have been asaigned to have won from a Communial- W DRC—Guy Lombardo. 9:55—WONS—Ker Carson Show. THE OFFICE OF the hplldgy. The pext m.eelin* at A few moments later, the raid- the camp tp. prevent ..further .out­ -efy-'S-*>TI»»-*u*(WgWyti» .UnUed Nations truce In ..Korea ,gs4^WTIC—Three Star £xtr«. r- 16:M—WDRC-=Arthur Godfrey. •SOHMER day,,, Xhelrdaughlier.,,Mr«-.0!eqgt«. eIT again Iflterfupted the program ■ W THT—Mv Stoix. E. Simmons held open house for Ihe'Nathan Hale Community Can­ Doctor breaks a* It. u-as revealed that were rated high. For an end to the WDRC—Lowell Thomas. pR. HOWARD of mualcal recordings to broadcast , W T H T —Stork news: Sports. WTIC—Welcome Trailers. •GULIRANSEN -her -pprtnte - feom- the—aftarnoon ter .wiU.be. June. 6 at 7;3Q .p. .m . prtaonera are turning out knives, fighting would immediately have J_W K N B :^rh ll Rlizuto's Sports Cara- WCCC—News; 13 HuflTdred and 90 Coventry Volunteer Fire Com. iitatemehta they" 'altlTBUled '"to tbmabiBivks, (ipowrii' arid’ ‘jrisollne bi'nugtjt-tn-ths-rdre' the FarFasr. " ____HUa-..:______turoufh evening when a buffet “ 'VSTl'.'’'^' "■ '''“ - *' ...... WKNB—News; Guy Lombardo. -— iOCKWARD “ •WURlITZiER— pany 1 softball team will play « President Truman and Deane W. "Molotov coektalls." (NEA Ra- em •political problems which po.s* 6:55—WONS—Sports.. ___ auppet waa served. Among the 7 :fth—WDRC—Beulah. . WHAY—Italian* News; kluslc. guests were Mra. Grenier's alalera, league game Friday at fi:30 p. m Matntt, prealdent of Cornell. dlo-Telephotos.). controversial Issues among the 17 HAYNES STREET •HARDMAN The broadcari .also quoted an WTHT—Weather; Joiirnaf of the Air 19:25—WTHT—Whispering Streets. M rr Fanny Hill and Mrs. George with the North Windham Fire De­ western powers. WKNB—Proudly We Hall. WONS—News. Reed, both of Sheldon, Vt., who are partment team at North Wind­ order It attributed to the Univer­ By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. tf. Just l.'nder Million Mon WONS—Fulton Lewis. Jr.' 19:50—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey, WILL .BE CLOSED sity'* military department. In- H'ritten for NBA Servire - In Tokyo United Nations offi­ W T IC — — Irene Dunn A Tred Mac- WTTC—Double or Nothing. ependirtg a few daya here, a group ham. : Tuesday ntght the locala Murray. W’ONS—Gji*y Lombardo. from Albert. Steiger. lnc„ of Hart­ were defeated In a non-league alructlng all member* of Cornell's cers In a position to know said a 7.1JV_W0NS—Tello-TPft. WTIC—Double or Nothing. FROM MAY 30 ROTC units to, repjo.rl to the cam­ Too rnany "people who have lost Communist force Just under 1,000.- W T H T —Rimer Davis. WKNB—Mystery Voice. KEMP'S ford, where both Mrs. S.lmmona game 19 to 10 by the A A P Stores re PO W pus armory at S a. m.. e.a.t.. ."in 000 men is capable of mounting * WDRC—Jack Smith. 10:45—W THT—Against the Storm. Incorporated .ind .her, father ..hayp wprkM for team of WUIlmantlc at Coventr.y some of their ability to hear , .WDN5rrGiiy,-..Lombardo. ..A. ..Bing. TO JUNE 15 Ttill ■ uhlforifi;’’' the aiatlbri Yriana'- spring offenslv* In' Korea'wlthhut ' • "f rSft^WfWS-^-Gabrtet’ Heatter...... - many yeifrs: and friends and hrighl 'This was their first loss. 'i1iey well ' ■ put' "off 'uiilng heaHriiT ild a W T H T —Silver Eagle. Crosby. .... Farntture and Music bora. The couple received numer- ger said. Sometimes this la because they do warning. U':00—W’CCC—13 Hundred and 90 Hits. have four wins. SlainiNew . WHAY—Symphony Hall. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey, The figure is nearly 2.50.000 «u a gifts and houQueta of flQ.w.ei;;.. Royal O. Fisher,.principal at the City Fplire and University * 11: not- know, their hearing has' Buf­ W T IC —News of the Worlc.’. WKNBr-Newa; 540 .Club...... Mr. and Mrs. Gfdnlcr were married Robertaon,■ School, wishes, to- re­ tbnritles pressed a search for the fered. Often the family and friends greater than' the estimat e "of Red ■” UTTRC—Peggy T>e: WONS-Ladles Fair. You'll need the ej>'e iirotectipn of a ?ood pah- of forces given by Gen. Matthew B. W K N B — Best on Wax. W TH T—Lone Journey. May 27^ J802 Ip 81. Luke's Epla- mind parenla of children who will raiders, of a person who la slightly deaf 7;4 Family. II:l5-WTHT-roWheiT a Girl Marries. Nations command over to Gen. 7 ;5S—WONS—News. _ ’ will be 74 October 4. Mr. Grenier registration and health as soon ss atudent who had left his wire re­ himself. 11:25—WONS—News. MANCHESTER OPTICAL has a complete stock (Contlnned from Page One) Mark Clark. W DRC—FBI In Peace antf War. 11:50—WDRC—Grand Slam. Was born In .Fall River,. Mass., but possible. These records are es corder run while studying for hla WONS— Modern Adventures of Casan’ STANEK ELECTRONIC Many people who are alightly The latest estimate is shy of the \VCCC—News: 13 Hundred A 90 HltA o f the newest Btyle.s, latest fashions in aun jflasaea„ lived In Canada, for about 18 years sentiat for recoiding before the final examtnatlons. The student ova. WTIC—Bob and Ray. I deaf for . s-ome reason feel that two metal shacks serving as the 1,000,000 men British Prime Min­ for men, women and children— Ameriwui Optical when he came to Sheldon, Unable end of school June 17. Plana will aald he waa recorrllng the program W TIC-rFather Knows Best. _W H AY—MalsMo Program. wearing a hearing aid hurts their' I’OWs' command post and dis­ ister Winston Ch([rchlll told Par- W H A Y —Polish National Home. , ^ WONS-^ueen for a Day. to apeak, read or write English he haye to be, made for tiansporta- of "study music" the station waa LABORATORIES CALOBARS, Bausch &. Lomb RAY-BANS. pride. This is curious, berauae it U laifnent th* Reds had In Korea. It W T H T —Cafe E.-'tanhul. W THT—Break the Bank. learned all three through reading pensary. g :1 .V—w h AY—Red Sox vs.. Washing­ 11:45—WDRC'»-RoBemary. LU-RAY 16-PlECE ttom and orders placed for suf­ broadcasting. no more the patlent'a fault when wss assumed (!!h((round and confer with them, a W DRC—Mr. Chameleon. Closed for the Holiday Week End her life. She was an asalatatit with ing lo«a may not be equal In both Appoints Ebbets Firm strength has been brought about WONS—BHl Henry J^ews; Rod 4 . WJlAY-ri,Itallaa . Voice,...... health cards may also be obtained ter three sorority houaes and two camp spokesman said. In th* past two months a* armi­ Gun Club of the Air. WONS—Curt Massey Time, her daughter in Albert Steiger ears. Manjr peoplc, for example, at the office by parent* not hav­ girls' dormitories were unsucceaa- Ahiialve Letter 9:55—W DRC—News. W THT—Jack Berch Show. M anchester. O pt ic a l C o . atorea lif Holyoke, Mass., and a can continue to hear low tones stice talks grow more hitter al­ WTIC—News; Weather. ing such. ful, The spokesman added that most dally. 9:56—W DRC—Stars in the Air. 12:15—WDRC—Aunt Jennie's Stories. REG. $4.95 buyer in the Art arid Gift Shop Juat about aa well aa ever even W TIC —Counterspy. Friday, Memorial Day, and . About 85 parents attended the McCarthy aald the radio incident Boatner recalved "a long, abusive, Meanwhile, in Berlin. East Ger­ WKNB—Bing Crosby. where Ihey created tho "SlrMt of after their ability to hear high High School Architect WONS— Reporters Roundup. LEONARD M. GRACE, Licensed Optician regtatcatlon. party at., the Center. "w * » eimllar tp those at Y a 1» and inaultingt demanding letter" frorri —W-THT—Foralgn- Raporter...... WTIC—Down Homers. “ ;tdgn Shops'' for that ' 'storo. t"ories has become aerioiL*ly impair- many.'* Xtemmunlat government re- WONft^H; R; Baukhage. ------Scliind Mnhdny niKhl, Speakers prinreion a few years sgo." He the compound leader two days ro((ted all telephone calls between 10:00—W T IC —Your Hit Parade. \VTHT—Victor H. Llndlahr. 747 MAIN STV— TELEPHONE 2-9021 “ Lh’ worked in the same capacity were Superintendent ed. WONS—Frank Edwards. 12:25—WONS—Women's Page. o ... ^ I dl'’ "Ot elaborate. ago. the Soviet zone and West Ger­ WTHT—News; Dream Harbor.. ' Saturday ltht.W.43. Reynolds Co. In Bur Reilly, Mlaa Ethel M. Jenkins, i f>eull said he reached the sta- Hearing la often better some Selection o f Hartford Dog Slays Gee.se. . 12:80—WDRC—Romace of Helen Trent. . The general never answered it many, permitting them to tap the WDRC—Robert Q’a Waxworks. WKNB—Man on the Street. NEXT TO.STATE THEATER Ik'A^t. Mr. Grenier allll la a days than others. A person who Is , Town Gets Bill lines at will. 10 :15—W ONS—Jack s Waxworks. iqt maker and store designer I tlon In resTxmse to a call from because the letter vlolsled Boat- Concern Made Today WTIC—Marjorie ifills. garet H. Danehy, school nurse' slightly deaf may be able to hear West German poat officials dis­ 10:50—W T H T —Treasury Bahd. WHAY—La Rosa Program, remodeler for the Albert Ellison a few minutes after the ner'a rule* that messages to him WON’S'^Jack's Waxworka. aifW Mr. Fl.sher. spoken voices well In a relatively By Manager Martin; closed all lines connecting the east, WCCC—News. Iger, Inc,, In Hartford. Moat of Intruders had vanished. from POWs must be "brief, cour­ Seven gee*e we.re killed W DRC—Sen. Brien McMahon. ^WTHT—Phil Becker. News, . American Legion Memorial Day quiet room, but may hardly be able teous and to the point." _____ early this morning at the farm and west zones now are being WTIC—News; Tin Pan Alley. work is carried on at hla He ssid Miss Decl wss not • Jarlr^ir-Waxwortar. ----- fichstjulr., ..injdudJng.. . .paradea-4»d 'truiwettr"birt "wa*:'helH"«tri>*T"m!W'' ■o„be5r,_8fiyyUllg„.ji:h(U)udljM •■--Bimtoer- «l»s:’ iefiiaed -S^»Id-J#e-JlttiU-by-^55“ '.tro®fiHT "IKPQtighr.'Iie^^ *hll> W'-th'e ■hare 'ft't service* in cemeteries fallow: .11:00^>^ewA on 'AirStattotiF; ^ -. VV.TilT-Y-.We-Lbe Women...... chair In the control room.' noise in the back^oun'd, aiich as the compoimd gate during the dis­ land turnpike. The geese were the Red regime malhtaiha 'a'Huge U:0.1— W DRC—You and th^ "World. a" Farm In North Coventry, Mansfield Oenter, 9:.50 a. m.; WCCC—5(usic for MKady. Deuli added that' the raiders' the noise of .rtreet cars or elevated turbance. But, from a distance, Ebbets, Frid and Prentice, the 1 killed by *n unidentified dog. police listening post. 11:15—WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. WONS—Cresn Patterson. has, always worked with hla Spring Hill Cemeterj', 11 *. m.; trains. W T H T — Bob E. Lloyd. icrlpt "sounded professional. " It he watched hla UN soldiers break Hartford architectural firm which ' Dog Warden Lee Fracchla West Berlin, however, still has 1:00-WDRC—News. . e and daughter In their store South Oivenlry, 1:38 p. m.. at five trunk lines to -West Germany WUAT-NJghi.WntciLs . , .to « WTHT—We the Women; News, ijecha He designed some oflce Program Robertaon Sehoof and to Nathan , la already engaged In work on onef which do not go through Leipzig, WTIC—News. rk in the Hall Galleries tributed to news services and gov- phonic music may he retained after watching he returned to hla qimr-1 . __ also picked up the geese and 11:30—W T IC —Favorites of the Famous WCCC—Manchester Matinee, Hale Cenietei^’j Nprl^ CMv{ntry,.,3 QEdUuLry ixuainnaa-coaveraatton haa tera-to Intervlew-offlcera-and '■^'1**^*’**' - III Jown,, but engineers sa id . the east, could ,.15<00—.WTI.C.— .. p9n<;e MuElCi ... .W.KNB—The. Paiteas#. ------.....—.I---- dngflakl aod created- Ure.i'Quaiat ■ernmenT ‘s'nd Untreririty-nffirial*;" h'lid them, welghrtl. AU 'w ere News. WONS—News. lK*mV' ar'terrier to E ari \V. become exceedingly difficult. prepare a statement on the Incl- : I’ * " been appointed by General | shift them. Nineteen trunk lines W H A Y -N ig h t Watch. r Gift Shop" In that city and fJeeCpCemetery; Andover, 4;30 p, Ithaca Police .said they received full grown. UnleXJi the Identity from Berlin to th* west were cut WHAY—Betty .Kimball. Oatew-ay Shop." In Hartford, Several manufacturers haye ac­ dent. Manager Richard Marlin to pre-! Tomorrow 1:15—WDRC—Ma Perkins. n.' at >A'ng Hill road to cerrietecy. no rail* from listeners, after'th e of - the dog and Ita owner Is this week by th* Reds. the company. He la presently ceptable Instrumenta on the mar­ The parade started about 1' p. —WTIC^Frark Atwood. WTIC—Juke Box Jingles. ’ School rilUdren In all three lowna broadca.'l. There was no Indication para plana nn(i apecificatlona for learned, the town will reim­ WONS—The Pappy Howard Show. W TH T—Paul Haney. king on a aeries of herb shelve* ket. There are several varletiea m. and the troops went In shortly are Invited to participate. hnw many of the city's 30.000 the proposed multi-million dolfar burse Williams the market LYNCH RITEfl 8ET_ W H A Y—News: .Rural Roundupi, WONS—Yankee Food Show, hla daughter. Mra. Simmons is and model* to choo.se from. Wheth­ after. They cautiously backed 6;|5^WDRC—Hymn Time. WHAY—Betty Kimball. Tontghfa meetings Include: resident had heard the spuriou* high school to be built on Memo­ .priee of the seven geese. Weat Haven. May g.25_\VTiC—News. only rhiJd. ‘ er or not the menufacturer or out al 5 p. m. ' 1:25—WHAY— Red .Sox vs. Washing­ Green-Chohot Post, American Le­ broadcast. rial Field. Funeral services for Alexander S. 6:50—WDRC—Yawn Patrol. ton (2). e Green-Chobot Poat, Amerl- agent .supplies an adjustment serv­ Prisoners chanted incessantly. Martin, whose Job It la to pick WTIC—Weather; Frank Atwood. 1:30—WDRC—Young Dr. Malone. gion, rifle team practice, 8 p. m.. Intermittently they shouted Red Lynch, former state Democratic WCCC—Production Newsreel. l*en New Haven County commis­ W’ONS—Snorts Review., m^der Eugene Rychllng, George can be. adjueted to the peculiar 10,000 yeaiTl. . in preparing plana for the 18-room Bread and Butters. Pink, Blue, Yellow, Green assorted to m.. at Robertson School; Counlvj Martin said that the firm had i elementary school to be built on sioner and a aecret.ary to the 1 ;55—WONS—Boston Braves. E. Farren,. Robert Helms, Mar- defect* In hearing of the person Note* fkmfiarated informed him Democratic State Central commit­ 2:00—WDRC—Second Mrs. Burton. the set. iCUB B. Krest, Leslie Howe, Robert 4-H pig meeting at 8 p. m. at preliminaiy plana Vernon street. Ebbets. Frid and (COnflnucd from Page One) who wear.* it. The Council ,on The demonatrators tossed three tee In 1820. He was 'vice-president WCCC—Music...... jS, Whlte,- L, James Loj-rim, Her­ Farm Bureau Office. Rockville. nnT» nv.r th. h.rh.* u,!.. I *** expected by the fall and] Prentice also designed the recent- WONS—Connecticut Ballrooni. 7 niyalcal Medicine and Rehabilita­ note* over the barbed wire fence gcnccal manager, of . Pave­ man F, LeDoyt, Chester Hodge- “ hoora construction ; iy completed addiLmtSAb* Man- McBride. In a savage fight northwest, of tion (American Medical Asaoctar anrl gruard* to i)Rnd ; proceeded nmoothiy. the pluH j chenter MemoHAl Hcm ments, Inc., a construction Arm at Television 2:15—IVDRc:—P*rr>- Mason. (ic) w, William Fhlllipa. and Louis Yonchnti. A-Htefl-. 'troops -repulaed tlon", 535 North Dearborn St„ Chl- them to - UK- rorrespondentr, but would be' ready for l>c'rupancy * -...W-TIC—Doctor'* -Wh * ;- ...... 81 “ullet. Any teams Interested in The appointment of the archi­ m m M*ven. Me Teavea Ti I * J !is—WO.VS—New*. 4 Public Heariiig§ two Chlnena companies preparing rXgo 10, Illinois 1, has prepared a the gu a^s confiscated all three. 1955. widow, Gene'vieve: a'son. Alexan­ natch with the local grotip mav tect for the high school rounds out 2:S»-WDh(^-Nor* Drake. MODERN LAMPS to assKult the main -^United Na­ list of acceptable hearing aids. About" 32 soldiers from Com­ der S.. Jr.; a da((ghter, Mr.a. John WTIC—Cinderella Weekend. jeo itact Commander Rychllng, .Mr, 42 Applications the present phase of 'the school P. M. tions line, 5fust Know Henrlag I*mm pany E of the U. S. 38th Regiment Ebbets, Frid and Prentice was P. Llppka: two hroth'rs. former 4:00—Kate Smith. ■WCCC—News; Music. • Fi sni or Mr. Steullel for further Set for TuesB4rty,-v ... v.. m'oiUhs *go"wTiem'the W auf and want to go home. and sometimes all that 1* necessary tlon: In September, were designed 'l4aiig*rii' 'Ourgiiaa ''EHuW 'Wind- ‘ 10:45—First ItW Ycars...... re added a t the Monday night qirt'ckly dumped the (package but- 11;00—Mrm U. 8. A. • . _ • legal Bevsragei' (NOT ALL COLORS IN EACH STYLE) . _ elon-ai the-bali on Wall Btceet > i Jn anbtlvnr fuUic..aes»un.at Pan- U'suilahle adJuatmenL »ide;'-tfte' 'C(imp0imd-yrtg8:-’'v— , ,hy JGhbeU, JD-i^and J?rentUse„, ClialgvGiMeiw. . .WUUnmtiK So Oeax to fin ^ BAL^-PONTIAC a-LJ ...... ; -*■ iBr'irir—l 13ed' to - expend liot 'more than ''Uanishaa' h w 'Rlcrt' *' AT'" to w "PinCES B. Eugene Rychllng, secretary, munjom, Maj. Gen. William K. No Red flaj^ were In' sight when The proposed Manchester high SophjA Maloney. 62 Academy ■P. M. . : ____ ' ...... ■' - y — ■#eto: .•ppl##,.'p«#Ta, p— eh#*,:. a appomted-'in chmye-.ofr^^ 0 ^ OBijate. - Ote: Harriaon,-dr.,- reminded the Cttm- IhF troops 'ehtewd' file "conjOhlifid' aohobi w ill accommodate 2,000 atoi street; Mia;- Statl*-Ckettlat. -JSzOOaiaCosQacticut-Club fieporler*. ■ Shmenla for tpe Fourth District pTojecr." miinistS they had agreed to’ the dent* and 1.* expected to coat about ton; Mrs. Eleanor Potter. Rock- plM *. chenwa. atrawl 13:15—Love Of Life. I ArR^f Drug StorM Nationalists Take but they had been flying earlier In ld;30-^^arch For Tomorrow. HOURS 8 A. M. to 11 F. 6L ! SALE! $1.98 etlng here June 8. Plana for The other appropriations In­ screening—which determined that the day. 34,000,000. rille; Mra. Angela Crandall, W riaa, eorraala. Uee thISee* 12:45—Whafs Cpoklrg? BRU N N ER'S, liic. jt participation In Memorial Day clude one for 311,000 for- the pur­ nearly 100,000 of 189,000 Red row* ran up two North Korean Martin aald "rough- sketchaa,'* Waddell road; James Byrne, WII- produel all aaaaea aa 1;35—Dodgers ts.-B oston* Mcylcca are complete. There wlil chase of eight new ,50-polnt vot­ POWs and clvlllsn internees are New Official Name flag* while the troop*W ete In the which , would give town officlata limantlc; Bert Wlllia, 21 Tolland aaailad. C om m ia l-lb. be a box lunch at noon at the hall ing machine,, and one for 39,000 unv(’illing to be repatriated.'* compo((nd but they came down and the architects some basis for avenue. Rockville; Mra. Edna Ful­ ea(H. S-lb. baps. Sim ple, toi lorrow. to pay the town’s insurance prem­ He suggested another recess to mystertoualy. within four nUnutes. discussion regarding the details ler, 73 School streeL Singapore-— The Chiang »r*«Jiifr oa eaary paeO ^j R O Y M O T O R S, Ine. 2 Jethbers of 81. Mary's CYO iums Cor the remainder of the fis­ give the Comnumiats time to re- When'the soldiers came out of the of the achnol's design, will be AD M ITTE D TO D A Y : Mra. Kal-ahek government haa notified U lU aAea (o'spray, GREEN CRYSTAL SALAD SETS ba e fashioned a wreath fbr the cal year. con.sider their demand for the re­ compound they carried . some Nora Decay, 46 Woodland street; Chinese Nationalist organizations ready In July. He paid the. .ricetchea ■ 1 ■ Ml than Hale- monument: Coventry The fourth public bearing con­ turn of all prisoners. But the Reds North Keorean flags and blankets. will be drawn In accordance with William Neill, 51 Franklin street; ■■.T ao D u Paa« praJarti la ean- cerns the Essex and Durant streets In Singapore that the CMang re­ traf Jisaasas asJ Iasa(W aa flamrs, REMEMBER Si "den Club with Mr*. Robert H insisted on another meeting at 11 .591 Reoaptiirad requirements of the high school James Rhodes, SSI Center street; sanitary aewer extemion. gime must be referred to aa "The fruit, tigm iHu mud thritio; to UU SO LIM EN E, Inc. b o w l — 8 PLATES — PLASTIC W cox aa chairman, haa comple- a. m. tomorrow (10 p. m. e.d.t. to­ UN officers said tally expect program as set forth by the Board Tansle Finn. 48-Deerfield drive. te< two wreaths for the war me- The other two Items on the night). Government of the Chinese Re- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; toum wtod t, trasA, .eraigrass,,jiei- •i " pttblic. ‘ A more t such incidents befora they of Education. •a* ivy. IN MANCHESTER IT'S . au rial at The Green; Mra. Bryon agenda Tuesday night Include re­ Harnson told the Reds again at begin moving POWa to new, The general manager said the Robert Green. Willlmanttc; Ed­ W j Hall made a wreath for the port* from the general manager on The Tiiiprh cornmtmication dep­ SALAD FORK AND SPOON the 65-mlnule ae.ssion that the A l­ ■mailer compounds probably next preparation of plana and apeclll- ward KuMs, East Hartford; Mrs. N r SoWor loarib Vsa 1 W. Greed grave in that ceme the Bucktand School traffic peti­ recated use of the term "Nation­ lied offer to repatriate only those Wednetday. I.. cations for the school and the let­ A n n ette/K ristoff, 308 School McCLURE AUTO CO. tai t in North Coventry, the Girl tion and the Branford and Benton POWa willing-la final. alist Government." Similar re­ street; Mrs. Matilda Kox-as, 31 M rONT 6AIDBI riOPIKTS quests are understood to have Boatner had ordered twol3bm- ting of contracts, once the pre­ Jc ula produced a*wreath for An­ streeta sewer projects. It brought this Irritated re­ mOnist compo((nd leaders before Union street; William CrocketL te er under direction o f Mra. been sent to all territories In liminary plans are approved and MALONEY'S Reg. $3.9 8 ' joinder from Nhm II: 20 Fairfield street; Mra. Irene SALE! $2.98 which overseas Chinese reside. him earlier toddy and lectured the necessary money is appropriat­ rge .8. Nelson with the B oy "I advise yo(( to back ((p from ! Buahey and S(m, 0^0 North Main them like children on the need for ed will take about a S’ear, and DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES Sedtits named to place It. now on such words ss final and | obedience, street; Mrs. Olive Robbins, Man­ aoiifli For Radio and Television a<;tual construction wilt take about Mrs. Philip F. Llnderson i Is Yugoslavs Relax irrevocable which are hot worth a ' A camp staff officer aald at two more. chester; Leo J. deary, 24 New­ naklng a wreath for the me- penny." ! man stroet; Julia Reose, S6 lifeclestriaiis OK least 475 POWs had escaped from Look At Future norial in Eagleville. Sprays are Control of Arms Brig’. Gen. WillianT P. Nuekols, Birch street. Sales and Service OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 th* camp but 391 wee* recap­ A * a result, children being pro­ (■ leing made for -graves In Andover UN spokesman, said the firm A l­ tured. DISCHARGED TODAY: Mra BROWN and BEAUPRE ly Andb\-er School children; lied stand "seems to be getting ' Traffic System moted from the fifth grade thia Mary Tierney, 25 Bliaa street; WE FEATURE A Belgrade— -W ith apparent June will be among the member* WE REPAIR ALL, MAKE.S OF RADIOS AND lunafieM by Buchanan School under his (Nam 's) skin a little Robert Little, 61 Summer street; confidence In Its domestic security NAVY TB.BT8 JET ’COPTER bit.” Denver—(J5;—Four of five clti- of the new high school's flrst TELEVISION SETS INCLUDING CAR RADIQjS precautions, Yugoslavia has re­ M ra Mary Vennard, 406 Middle COMPLETE LINE OF Meanwhile in Tokyo. Brig. Gen. lena favor the new "waik-ln-any- freshman class. Manchester Motor Sales, Inc. laxed ita aafegiiards against pur­ Washington. May 28— (iP)— A turnpike east; Gary Youell, 88 Aaron W. Tyer, vice commander dlrectlon" traffic lighta, a news­ Jet powered helicopter—th* type Although Martin h*i* . given Harlan street; John Morton, 53 DUPONT SPRAYS chase o f firearms, munitions and of .the Japan Air Defense force (ind paper survey shows. Ebbets, n td and Prentice the go- explosive materials. which la being turned out by a Hudson street; Kenneth Ames, 66 a twlce-woundcd veteran of World Under the system pedestrians ahead on preparing plans, the In Memoriam Hunting clubs, for instance now Wlnds/ir Locks, Conn., Arm— ran Lockwood street. War II. was killed yesterday In a can walk In any direction after through an imp;;easlve demonstra­ school aite haa not yet received the am son s iBi JpvinE memorv of ouour mother. (srlli be able to buy ammunition B IRTH YE S TE R D A Y: A son to MALONEY^S HARRISON'S Jet crash. motorlata have had a turn at each approval of the State Board of :rt. funinfl Hoar, %■'tao died Mtjr 30.^ without obtaining 8 special per­ tion for Naval air officiali here Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Plnney, Jr. IN THE ^ OP MAIN 8 1 9 X9 lisa The Air Force said t()day Tyer'a cross street. Th* plan Is confined yesterday. The obaervera were Education. He aald members of ~ T h « H e o # # mit from the ministry of Interior. Andover. LARSEN'S F-94 Starfire Jet nosed down to downtown Denver. impressed by the 2,800 pound the state board had inspected the RADIO AND TELEVISION ' I e ( O m Uo” of.yoiL we vtU al- In ajtnouncing the ^Telaxatiolt, Drive Carefully and Enjoy the Holiday Week End shortly after takeoff, dipped th* Sixty-nine per cent of visitor* craft's awift, almost vertical climb site on Memorial Field—the 41- FEED A H a r d w a r e 849 MAIN STREET—TBI*. l- U N t lyf' treaaure. the official presa aald the reatrlc- In soma otatoa you con ftoonce xou Alwaya. forfetticf you topa of two small buildings, craah­ from other parts of th* state who and Ita maneuverability. The dem­ acre tract of land on Middle turn- 66D CENTER STREETTEL. 2-1D4S tiona went into effect after the false teeth through a bank. M Dapot Squora — 8406 Twmm, ed and burned In a rica -paddy. were polled olao favored the inno­ onstration waa glvtn 'at*tha Aaa- pika east,, known os tha Old Golf T ti. jCbUdrtB ABCs' GrABdehUdrea. war for "general oecurity." Each month tha bit# la put oa KUted with Tyer waa C*pU R, vation. tooUa A ir Station here. Lota—but hod not yet opprovod. you! : . L T ^ ■ - - . a Jo ‘-t . . '' — s . r ' ' m .'- ■ V . ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,i THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1952 PAGE SEVEN M A- . . V U ‘ BIANCHESTER EYENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1962 '- r r - ■ar PAGE SIX for both of the deaths rather than H al B oyle' Q uints Expected .Directii *Kiii(l Lady' P u blicity B laiiicil just the death of Wright. cvitAble part of human conduct, world wher* Oomnriunlsm Is visualized when he llrit accepted ing sun of May, -look out at faces State's Attorney Abraham D. the first engagement. reverent and solemn, and render . . . IJIlman la expected to oppose'both i-...... By M otheiLjai .aLtui,cat>a])l«,jit jxauUa,. and;, thertL-^ Gonkeetieut -... it«~ti fuitt«wft"tfr''ttifl ^tttiif- miT" pwn-|>araphraae—of-the- Oetr-^ WE ARE SPECIALISTS ...... ■ ■ ■■ Tn'mimis'’-berorr-"JtnlfS'...Ssimiirt' Copnlns Ifpr^ fore, aomethlnK to be proaecuted, general appeal that It could never tloa. He Is eager to bear that lysburg Address. We could 'havtf. in Mellllz, Qievmlel- not for dny purported new con­ hope for shy kind, of an election he made such a good speech done this tcanorrow, not once, but IN SEPTIC TANK CILEANING Boston, May 29 —(P)—The Bos­ New Haven, May 29—r$1-- cept of world law, but for the showing. ^These two countries are Yankee the first time he Is wanted twice, and the knowledge that ton Post ^aald today In a copy­ Counael for I.,erpy Reddick aays he again. He toys with the Ideis we were very sensible not to try CHLORINATION CONTROL FREE OF CHARGE Near Last March' ,, .1 8 BltMlt BtTOt deatruction and annihilation of the United States and Britain. In righted story that Mrs. Marion U plans to seek a change of venue L llancbuter, Conn, B r A. H. 0. that he has really become an It la at war with a tantalising WHERE HEALTH HAZARD EXISTS^ Manning, 27, of Roiith Weymqul^^^^ I TBOIuEb F. FKROURON; one nncmy after another. _ . both countries, .there. 1* contro­ orator, with the maghs, of per- tingio about- how fine it would- In Reddick’s-'drat- dejgeee murder j- WE W ia BE CLOSED A U DAY ON . P I ^ K r » . TBBaUSOfl. ■ But, the, hopeful facta remain. versy over the- Individual- pro­ have been If we ; could-' h a w mother of thi'ee rhlidren.'is await­ trial slated to begin hwe--Wednes- l DOIIT ihibUlheri ' suasIvebeM . over rooihtnlls of McK i n n e y b r o s . s e w a g e d i s p o s a l c o m p a n y .....New York — (#h—is,Tb« long j frnm combat wounds.' 'It '" lost ing the birth of, 'qiiihtuplcti' 'in Once every live years, on the done it. day. I Fonndod ^lobdr 1. IMl____ They are that the war In Korea grains involveir but there Is no people. He teeter* on the brink ______.130-132 PEARL ST., MANCHESTER...... march of the Blue and the Gray I nearlv 200.000 through diseases. W.ey.mouth’a South.Shore,H.flspitat .,Th.rpw. Thfin Awiiy da bclnjr fouRht.-on our aide-. on bC' 3oubt-lhat -democracy functions ayersg.e- .we.eucgumb. to .tbs, temp­ of one more aoceptsnee, -knowing - ■ W e suspect -thst. -toward • the "is'Vlrout over7“'------...... ''' 't"The cds't'-'dr'lh'e WKr"^^^ go- - ReeWlek •speetfleally -la -charged r ceremonial hour, tomorrow, we but hospital authorities said she with the first degree murder of ( Rtili plenty of wear left In -- imiDAV, NAY soft"- " W tation to test ourselves in the full well that that will eaat the • WATERPROOFING OP CELLARS shoes repaired here. half o f a world law which de- positively In an effort to solve, shall mount eur hlU, seek out a Thls Memorial Day fewer than i experts "a riiuUlpIe birth but pot Homer Wright In a truck-shatter-1 realm of the spoken wprd, and ac­ verdict In favor of a full tour of qulhtuplel.s.” rlahea that agKreaalve war muat for Its people, the problems of the circuit. And then, in the reepectful circle of trees, sad • SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED AND CLEANED a baker's dozen' survive of the But every once In a while Ing explosion the morning ot last 1 cept some spewing engagement. A ho.spllal official said ’’She Is' March 18. Wright’s w ife,; be eradicated from human con­ modern living. Democracy should We have no business doing It, clutch, some- hard residue of let them have It. massed millions who fought In the someone still tries to get the gov- SAM YULYES AND SATURDAY, NAY 31tl common sense reality saves him. not at term now and Is not at Ophelia, also was killed In the ex- i On* duct. They are that," In Korea, be more than a concept. It should for It Is not our proper dish. More­ •SEWAGE LINES INSTALLED AND PLUGGED Amerlcan war of brofher-agalnst- ernment -to pay for a mule t^hat present a patient for pregqanc.v.” Shoe Repairing ot the Bet­ ais 1 He declines, and, for another plosion, but the present Indict- j ter Kind Done While You despite the reatlveness of the tra­ create and do. When It does it Is over, It Invariably has a hangover SEWERS ELECTRICALLY CLEANED brother that ended 8l years ago. ■ °"e of U. R. Grant's men *n blue The offlrlal declined to go into de- ment does ndt concern her death.; On* __ result, , We know, by Uiis time, J’^ats, turns his back on . , . . , ..stole from hla great, great-grand W alt sinfi* copy I .BO ditional military mind, the war is ihe certain victor in any contest that most Intoxicating 'o f all -This long and bitter struggle („rm. tails. Israel J. Jacobs. Reddick's conn- i “ •■ rb r C»ni*r that It is no compliment, having RECORD SALE • DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS Dr. Robert ,R. Ryan of Roiilh 1.1 MAPLE STREET >«UT«red. On* T»»r X y ;i».oo being fought for the purpose of with any totalitarianism, cither of delivered one "address,’’ to be wine*—the *tmulated attention INSTALLED played so important a role in p u r; The North ended thf war by the set, said last night he believes Opp. First National Star* . ------X* the left or of the right. Democracy of an audience'of fellow human We,vmotlth, - the Post aald, told Reddick cannot get a fair lri$t In stopping aggression, and not for asked to deliver another and yet national story, It Is still so close grinding weight of superior man- Mra. Manning five weeks ago she Parking Mt. In Italy, BO far, has not even been beings. 18 R.F3I. FOR $1*00 • SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOLS CLEANED to us as a people, ll seems in -: R?wer and industrial might. But Haven County becauile of Tfc* !»>».« U nncliy iTftt i purposes of conquest or destruc- another. Far from being a com- 3MlllfLjti.YC_MLUlJUlJFMtos^^ pttmentrtt-iB-Hutomstnr 'WTETgTiony'AbontTitt'tiitBriM-'' ----- — *’ — »------— ;— r r a t t hough - f m atl}’ ■ w o rn -down,—the- luFtM—qp- ' ag ainst—him- Ri Mtitl*d to tb* u** ot r*publlc*tion of A^on of an enemy. _ bold enough to keep Its own cam- IrOKrROWjPTSBRVieKCALt MANCHB^ 580A credible that soon even the last: '’managed to emerge With chHdren and' after consultation Sn n**'* dl*p*tcn** cr*dR*d to It, or Any man so foolish as to stand cause we might have been mak­ through wide, piibllolly In the. Bot otberwlM credited In this P»^r 'Tills -.bnpefuiness Includes the paign promises on Issues like land POHERTON’S drummer boy who took part in It j,,e heroes, with other physlclahs and X-rays case.” ' , up on a platform and advertise ing two addresses tomorrow, if will have been swallowed by lirne. told her to prepare for five. •Bd *1(0 the loc*l new* publlehecJ he^, fact ili^ this war la not being reform. II has Itself seemed mere- we hadn’t been so common sense Certalnl.v today when school­ Jacobs said he plans, to file a AD rl(hU of republlCTitlon of *p*cl»l himself as an Individual willing to The earth is a tomb of many The new.apaper said the birth is .ARTER L.HEVROLET NC“ dlipatchea herein .»r* «l*o reeerrrrt. fought fur any purpose beyond ly a static prolongation of the make a , spectacle of himself be- In the clutch. All our lives, we boys, both North and South, read motion Tuesday aeeklng to have C o J vanished armies, but few will live of the great battles of that war, expected In mld-Augu.et and the trial held In some other coun­ •9^ the simple, direct puriio.se of stop­ past, and a mere prisoner of the fore his fellow man Can automat­ think, we have really been want­ longer In memory than tho.se that added, however, that "It could THK OFFICE OF ridi|1 **rrlc* client ot N. K. A. Serr- ically expect, with the question of ing to stand in a circle of flags their hearts go out most to the ty of the state. Jacobs also said lo*, In*.^ . ping war and Outlawing it as an conditions It ought to be Improv. contended under the banners of happen anytime," aald he would file a motion that 311 MAIN ST. MANCHESTEReCONN^; ftblieber*' Repreeentetlree: The his talents not involved at all, to and standards, beneath the glint­ chieftains of "The.Lost Cause':— J«iilu» ltoth*w* BpecUl Agency — New Instrument of natloqal policy. Ing and changing. Now, unle.ss It the Federal Union and the Con­ soldiers' like Robert E. I.,ee, Stone­ Mrs. Manning enleied the hos­ Reddick be tried simultaneousl.v DR. A. A.FREIHEIT be asked to repeat the spectacle. federacy ftYim 1861 to 186.'i. These pital la.sl Saturdav. Toili, Ch1c»*o. Detroit »nd Boston. If this war is won on this ba.sls attains resolve and -character This Is not because he has made wall Jackson, and that sabre-ln- Charles H. Armstrong memories In.many minds even now nniform, Jeb Stuart. • Her husband, John J. Manning, HgHBaR AUaudit BUREAU OF and^jio_ far It has been won on quickly. It seems on the way out, a good speech, or a' stirring are like .sensitive scar tissue,..! 36, president pf , Sputh. .Shore .WILL BE CLOSED ’ time. as actor, dancer, dancie dlrecior, SATURDAY and SUNDAY “ One of the Best” gatherings. The North threw . 2,128.948 men Mv own favorite of that period Tokyo Bilg. Gen. Aaron W stage manager, stage director, h r n^-nTVrTde*/•...... forced to abandon .war .aa,.An._ln' Into action aiid suffered 349.944 has always been Stonewall Jack- Tyer, 40, vice commander of the ClMMttediS*»^n*: 10;S0 *. m. *kcb To the 'Editor, — The explanation for this la sim­ technical director, scenic and cos­ Dm This Enuipmani Yourtalf! strumenl of policy. This lesson casualties. The number of troops son, who died and left an immor­ U. S. Air Defense Force In Jnpah. tume designer, motion picture and d*y ot publlMtIOB except Seturdny— I would like to take this op­ ple. The number of individuals ^Pick up last minute supplies Baltimore Walter C. Evans, 53, a A m. . _____ may conceivably have to be who will get up In public and on the South's side Is debatable. tal name at 39. Field Marshal radio writer and director for New 3arobaen lAwn Mowers portunity to let you know how Northern historians put the figure Rommel once came over to the j a vice president of Westinghouse S** hnw thi* Rn* rqnipmrnt Locke Heavy Duty Power taught more than once.'It would make spectacles of them.seivcs la you'll need at lake Yoik producers, namely; Max Co­ Thursday, May 20 Impressed I was at the treatment:, as high a,s 1.400.000 out of a Shenandoah valley to study Jack- Electric Corp. and associated with hen, Irving ' Yates, the Kelth-AI- operate*. Oet the feel ot It Mowers he surprising, considering the his Mrlctly limited In comparison white populace of only .3,000,000. son’s famous blitzkrieg marches of the firm since 1921. Born tn Co- Oardeh Tractors accorded me by everyone during' -With . the. jiumber....of... .occasions bee vaudeville circuit, Lowe Thea­ Two 10 Ton Trucks by • aelf-demoBStrsUon. On Thli Memorial Day tory of other police efforts-On be­ FAST. COURTEOUS ■' Estimates by southern historians ISta." ■ ■ -----f . .. luihbus, Oi ters'. Pathe, E'rlriri^f. Bathe, WarF - Aseobsihi' Slekta'Bsr'' ' ,my recent stay at Manchester Me­ which are supposed to require such go as low as 600.000. Woodrow Jackson had the rare ability to New Y o r k -Win T. Gentz, 69, half of law In human history, If It morial Hospital. a spectacle. A speaker's com- HELPFUL SERVICE It Lumber, Hardware, Paints, ner Bros., Paramount, the People's jpm e Amejrtc Wilson said the South put 900.000 1 o,jiniBnenver and destroy an op- retired newapaperman and publi- 7 YD. CAPACITY FOR HAULING j a c o b h e n a n d o t h e r b r a n d s o f p o w e r m dld..not have..to..be .taught, more ....As -a- newcomer to -Manchester mlU** take*. an-.vthing it can- get;- AND .Playhouse,Uie_Ne.w„ _York_Play.-, eii thU Mismorlai bay," there wrtii 7 AiiefSDit S i ^ "'mcn in' the "flefff and praccd th-eir*...... poheht facing hIm''wTIb'"iffdi'e "llffd" ■crarTnd'$P'(’"e''&"pPe!S agpfi house Co.. . Universal Pictures, than once. from the New Haven area 1 was At thls-.polnt. the occasional losses in killed and wounded at beltft-armed troops. That Is the j dora Duncan. Born In West Point, GAS AND ELF-CTRIC POWER EQUIPMENT ub b* th* grave* of those who have l etlcent to enter what I' considered spectacle Is at the cro.saroads he Courier Prwlucllbns. Fanchon- But this Is the first time man­ VALUB 133,821. supreme teat of military genius. Neb. I Marco, Loew-Poll and others. FOB A PLEA8ANT DRIVE TO COVENTRY died In a new cause. kind has organized Itself for the a smaller hospital. What I found Aa In most wars before the de­ They still te a c h . Jackson a tac­ New York C'apt. Robert Hiint- 2 YD. BUCKET PAYLOADER to my amazement was one, of the ALWAYS A coriiparative newcomer to Amcrlcani, In their history, have direct purpose of enforcing'such a ★ On Stc . Highway ~ plenty of velopment of sanitation, tech­ tics at West Point, but If they Intopj 83, retired skipper of sajllng Manchester and th*.—Thespians, best hospitals In which I have have produced another Stonewall ships and Merchant Marine Educa­ gone Into uniform to die for’ the law and teaching such a lesson. “SPIRELI-A" niques, disease ■ took more lives Mr. Armstrong should . Inject a ever been a patient. than bullets. The North, for ex- he is hiding his light under* a bush- tor who was principal of the Mer­ liberty cm which this nation was This Is the first time In history foundation for a- better-figure. convenient parking strong flavor of, the profeasional The nurses wer* prompt to an- ample, lost only about 110,000 men 1 el. chant Marine school at the Sea- stage, which he know* so well, fbundad. In tha Civil War, they isw.er . one's, every. calU they ..were Individually made from 'care- menls Church.. Institute . ior ..JtS. ALL KINDS OF EQUIPMENT TO that mankind, has really pro­ Tul' measurements.' " ■ ' " TheWG.GLENNEYca Ml “WOOD* 'ttr-hlsr directing "Of •-Kind tarty" died to preserve this union. They claimed Itself against war aa an kind, considerate. and courteous. years. rmMeMiie, aeem m i. William Zerver, Mrs. Carl Noreh, and the nudlenre can be assured GRADE LAWNS ri» heve died for this nation’s oc' My room was light and airy and NADINE A. BEAITCHAMP BUILDING MATERIALS ★ 70% off cash-and-carry H enry H. BriukcU Mrs. Basil Karris, Mrs. Sjimuel RImbey. Alla.—Samuel Newt<»n of sn evening of suspense and instrument of human purposea. tastefully, furnishoel to make one Rlmbey. 84,. leader , of the first, .caalonal . adventures . .Into ...Ini' 66 I.lnnmore Drive LUMBER FUEL ••••UTiRa N n w H tn a iM Dancatise, and .Mrs. L.vman EMd.v. 1 brills whk'h a big time-dlirector 'Perhaps It -is -desperation which fecl at home. W here the nature of . .V.— . - Tel. 2-0912 movement of settlers to this cen- perialltm. They have died for the 3 35 ftKAIN ST. KWCHtSTER A/4446 The local 4-H Club has received can so easily Imbue in' a melo­ has made mankind realize that, if one’s operation permitted a most T akes L ife iu Cat* a - bundle • of- ornamental shrubs ,.tral Alberta town and the man af­ drama such as ‘‘Kind-Lady.'’ FILL anil LOAM SOLD_LANOSCAPING sioble dream 'Of “ making the it'Wi.shea' lb survive; if must out •varied diet was offered and the irbm the Burr Nurseries In' Man­ ter whom It was named. Born In ,eaW' world safe for democracy." They law war as an Institution. Per­ food wsa not only attractively pre­ chester which win be placed .at Murfaj-vllle, III. pared hnt was kept hot until it Ridgefield, May 29 (A’l Henry Mo.scow- The Soviet govern­ have died for the defeat of tyran- haps, too, It Is something far bet Herschel Brickell, 62. of Ridge- civic centers throughout the com reached the .patient's room, CLOSED J , , , munity, -Scheduled planting .spots ment today reported the death of - By and the “survival'’ of «ue own "ter'TimtTTiore riuitfiil than mere I shall never hesitate to highly ALL DAY LieuT.; ’Ge'n. Eugene' Shflovsky.' 63; If It’s tjiwn Equipment — It’s Hartford -Equlpnient------field, writer and lecturer, was ' school grounds, the librnry GORDON F. MOCHAi T HENRY O. BHERMAN way o f life. (lespcralloh. Perhaps It is the recommend the Manchester Me- C MEMORIAL DAY found dead today In the front seat anj church. Actual planting will noted military historian and head of the Voo.shllov War Academy. President Sale* Manager *t BometlmeA, this dying has ob decency and vision of mankind moi'ial Hospital to whomever I UMIEt 4 4MFFLY Ca of his automobile. be undertaken by boys of the rer- ime i tained its d^ectlves. We have our coming closer to what life on this may ppeak and I cnntfcatulatc PETE CANT BE BEAT His wife noted his absence when ramuggus Tuggers and the Na’.ui e (hem and their entire staff for the she awoke this morning. Shortly People who Are waiting for that 780 VERNON STREET JO national Iw rty. We do preserve earth should be Boys. The offer was extended j'income tax refund can be divided HARTFORD EQUIPMENT CO. excellent service thCy arc render­ thereafter, she found his pajama- through the efforts, of Owen eur union, although some might For this Memorial Day, this na­ into two claasea - men and whmen. 45 WELLS ST.. HARTFORD PHONE T-114f' ing the people of Manchester. JUST EAST OF BOLTON NOTCH BRIDGE-ROUTE 44-A clad body. Frank, extension specialist In gar­ »$ comment that we are still en, tion stands, in spirit, beside the Sincerely yours, IFOR USED CAR VALUES Medical Examiner Joseph Sloan dens, and Mrs. Elizabeth Farnham gaged In the process of trying to new giaves of those Who, perhaps Mrs. Walter R. Williams Bell said Brickell committed sui­ of the Hartford County 4-H. AHake North and South one coun- with some great srrise of their 388 Fast Center street cide by Inhaling carbon monoxide Manchester, Conn. Tow n tiy—an objective which was not unique role, perhaps with no gas. BAPS HARTFOKD POLICK really fully attained by war Itself. Brickell recently returned from greater sense than that of serv­ a lecture tour of South America i Adverliseiiieiit We were able to conquer territory, Clarke MotoT Hartford. May 2 9 . Coro­ ing where their country has called, under the .auspices of the Slate de­ ner Louis W. Shaefer has sharp- In accordance with the prnvl- But we did not, we admit sor­ have been the huiuan sacrifices to partment. He had lectured, on. con­ : ty criticized- the Hartford Police; chapter V; Section 8 of rowfully, make the world' saf e for this greatest of all possibilities of MANCHESTER TRUST CO temporary writers. He was a na­ department for its handling of a . Town Charter, "WM!' A lOSIII tive of Sehatobla, Miss. •svieeutTt democracy by World War I. To human good. May this sacrifice be man they thought was dnink, but ■ NQ-nCE I.S hereby given that a Meet AN. ewAtANTH* I tha contrary, we found that "even LOAM Instead was critically III. 'The man p„bUc Hearing of the Board of I . i, ONTOA AT* welded Into an accomplishment Dark, Rich, Cultivated », war fought In the name of an 6 6 later died. 'The coroner, however. Directors of. the Town of Man- which Is beyond betrayal. Grade No. I $3.00 cu. yd. MODIRN DfS/GN .said he found no evidence of crim- ,,h„ter, Connecticut, will be held I ideal like democracy could spawn Grade No. 2 $3.00 cu. yd. M arlborough WE ARE GIVIND filui Formica A lm ig h ty Cod, on this day o f hon­ Inal negligence in the i in the HOLLLSTER STREET I not only the absence of democracy, Delivered In Truck CR/lf rS-M/lNSK/C ifie~rirluid'~gii«ra^^ ’ o f ,new ' - DBin«eracy-FR4«fl lit Hair - —faoad-faets>'-Oi'doi "N ow - Sraaeiied aaBd ' and an DDUPDNS== iT.vwisjvSe^' war. The results of the voting In the and daughter of Norwich are oc-1 a police cell for 11 hours. ; st eight o’clock in the attcr- sizes atone delivered. or to "ours who gained their place in cupylnglhe new hou.se, built ; ;;A more cargfm proposed additional Whatever, World War II was municipal elections In Italy have Counter Tops NUSSDORF D ElU Xt owned by Jerome Weir, With Cash P.urchascs. fbUght for, beyond the, negative been bad. Despite American aid, ^•’' cohol A h t xei; «rrilM ve.fsU h -l"P P «^^ ,, KITCHENS The hard, durable surface of­ Hartford road. " pUrposM of slopping German CONST. CO . Thy r a lm by Phene $408 — fered -by Formica leaves little to "M rs'" Jo£n ' Pilgard. Sr., ana r X f k -tT oV l- To'radditlonalZsuranee I Japiijiiii mYlifarism, U fruits can ' '-''dririgiabrs;>ertm- »«a Catherine- They- or* good Eor--Wm. ihe Ciiurch. the Communists have R-ridav l<-’al Care," Shaefer said. An autqp ■ . „ ^ . ' be recognized as dlthislonlng. gained In strength. The demo­ be desired. For counters, (able tops, all of Hartford, were guests' . of MrMr. nndand MrsMrs. TT. w\3. nDo-, ? '*v later ^ showed hemorrhage Stahlberg died' and “the An A. Rogers silvcFplal* and - Some tyrannies were crushed, but cratic pai tics of Italy, represent­ COMMERCIAL vanities and other surfaces you the field, sea, and sky of battle, we add nual Budget, to several depart- INTERIORS menta for in.surahcc. ethera have risen in their place. ing the picHCHt national govern­ want to last for a long lime— we Pm" Roberta, chairman, ana Pncumonia. Appropriation of $11,000.00 to silverware FREE. Aa'W orld War 1 proived to be in ment. have grown so much weak­ Mrs. Betty Montstream, vice | Election.* for voting machines, in suggest Formica— installed by us. yet another prayer. LAYOFF AT BIGEIX)\V fact, so World War II threatens er that the fall of thla govern­ CORRECTION chairman.of the Republican Town, addition to the amount ap-, - start Saving Conpens Now! w n committee, attended the party's | to ba, in the future, a cause of new ment seems to be predicted when . The price on these two Items Call on us during the early plan­ propriated In . the Annual Budget appeared inrorreetly In our EXHIBITS state convention in Hartford this I Thompsonville, May 29—i/P)—A world trouble anil new world war. the national elections are held to Election.*. \Vednes«lay Ad. The oorrect \ DISPIAYS ning stage and take advantage of week. i shortage o t orders will cause a Appropriation of $56,000:00 to We aeem in the bitter process of next jVar. ’ prices are aa fnl.lows; our design experience. That way 6 6 Mrs. William Mason chairman-; week’s-shutdown on the f men grave insult. A person must p e bare- ' the sewing, the dishwashing. Electricity trous . dinibs. to power, thereby., fOoteiV. -1-.— and maintained by men as;,; one leading their peoples into fates as storing peace and justice to a \yeary kind o f solution of their problems! bad as Comihu'hlsm itself. tim e-protects the food! In fact, there’s hardly a household task It proves a podrer and poorer The kind of .battle which Is Now, stop and consider the amount solution, and its degree of curse shaping up in Italy, then, Is not NO HNIt world.” that isn’t lightened by this silent, efficient servant! A nd the “ wages” aecnia to grow steadily greater WftOHt of grit that shoes bring in from the the kind of battle the' free -w’orld irOCIINO MAOl are so low —only a few cents a day! than iU degree of cure. wants to fight. The free world s j / street — grit that wears out the tsrt The fact that much of the world effort is to prove that democracy ha* come to recognize all this Is Can be the answer to Communism, fibers of your' rugs! Slnall wonder responsible for the fact that, in 2)iVu£ilP4m it both In its appeal and in its work.s. they need regular cleaning — pro­ Korea today, there is in process And if the free world, instead, INVISIBLE NYLON Thafs why mothers everywhere say: war with a paradoxical purpose drifts Into totalitarianism of . IW SURGICAL ELASTIC STOCKINGS fessional cleaning by John Leavitt! that of ending war. "A war to end own .to answer the totalitarianism war” may, to some, seem unprin 8519 is the biggest bargain of Moscow, it not only loses Its • TWO-WAY STKETCH 9-1 ■ cipled nonsense. Why, .they may own freedom, but prejudices its Walj-to-wall carpet cleaned in your home by the ex- isil: G ET IT MOW,,, E N JO Y IT POM LIP EI ask, pretend that you can end war • lAUNDfg EASILY basic chances of success in the clu.sive Bigelow KARPET-KARE proccM, guaranteed LOOK Nothing like a slim, smooth in our family budget! by having it? The real^way to struggle with Communism for the, • WEAK LONGEB by the famous carpet makers. waistline to show off f youthful 2124 end war, they may argue? is him- minds and hearts of men. figure! This stunning date dress ply to refute to fight. What U a • INVISIBLE $10.95 MANCHESTER will delight every teen-sger, with Baby will keep cool and com^ WHY WAIT- Why do Communism and Fas­ Its slanted detail, gay ruffle and fortable for summer In this adora. The Winterway doee a big oil heating . “war to end' war" but one more AHEAD cism both wax stronger in Italy, • Sf4M lfSS button trim. ble knot stitch set. Crochet the job in small to medium homes. Year' yoacaRModaraiM IdeallsUc slogan to JusUfy one wdille the cause of deVnocracy Pattern No. 8519 is a sew-rlte “go-a-vlslting" set In bedspread after year it automatically provides Buy Duribilhnil and enjoy, LEAVE IT TO LEAVIH TRUST CO. WITH MANCHESTER TRUST more war, which, in It# turn, will weakens? This Is a question which perforated pattern In sizes 9, 11, cotton. • gentle circulation of warm, cIm o , hu­ yourlioHitMWM Pattern No. 2124 contains com he like all other wars and bow ’’iMght to c^ q em everybody, and ih* fullest mcaiur* of rer 12. 13, 14. 15, 16. 18. Size 11, 3U midified air. Ask us about this hand­ aREA3YTIME seeds of its own? ^ t 'e be realis- li*f from voricoi* v*ini, yards of 39-lnch. plete crocheting instructions, ma­ some basement unit.' to which there are, perhaps, many For this pattern, send 30c Ip terial requirements, stitch Illustra­ PAYMENT PUN tle, aay our true pa'clflels. and ad­ -ansW'ers. But one fundamental iwollen and tired legi and eol.i8, your name, address, size de­ tions and finishing directions ‘ I mit that there is no way we can coaclusion is forced upon us. It la other leg conditiont. sired, and the Pattern Number to Send 25c In coins, your name, ad­ COMf IN OR m O N f FOR ISTMUTIS Sue Burnett (Manchester Evening dress and the Pattern Numter to be Sure the war in Korea is shy Umt the' democratic cause is not 923 Main Street • P h o n e 4 1 7 1 Herald) 1150 Ave. Americas. New different from any other war, or :| Anne Cabot {Manchester Elvening ■on Us own toes In Italy, not being York 36. N- Y. Herald). 1150 Ave. Americas, New wiU have any better kind of funda­ true enough to ItSelf, not being Open Thursday Evenings 6 to 8 Send 25 cents today for your York 36, N. Y. mental result bold enough in its deeds, hot con­ copy o f Basic Fashion *52 It shows Anne..Cabot's New Album of 3TOU how to make your wardrobe Needlework Is chock-full of grand MOillARTY BROTHERS “War U war," say the paciflsU, cerning itself forcefully enough ■eemfbUy, and in this they are do double duty with economical, designs, plus exciting features and wUh the answer to the needs of Prescription Pharmacy .., time-saving stytesi Gift pattern a gift pattern printed in the book. 3fl1-315 CENTER STREET ~ TELEPHONE 5135 Jafaad by thair oppositae, those the Italian people. ,i'./... 901 Main Sl . Tel. 5.121 Cf printed Inside. 25 cents. 29 cents. « who do belcTa that war la ah In- U iere are two countries In the I w Manchester Residents, Phone Enterprise 1485 MAHCHESTER TRUST CO •J \ ,\ \v J w.. . X

lA O E EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 195^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1952 PAGE NIMB Jerry, Allen. In the aecond game Rockville V the Scouts, with Stanley Gill as French Red Chief Holy Cross Seuior Streetcar Plunge 1 ''awn R eddies Tj^adiitcuM^ Taft-is._Ik€ coach, play'- the- Elks' team- w4th ■ Baba -UllaMse- as coach--WUUam Jailed Dui5ng^ 30 ill Spain Change^tart^^^I%^r^ -~- WItinok la president ' of the Memorial Day Services Negro-Saglio league, Robert CSreen^nod Is vice Included in T o Proceed Race Perils president, Emil Gessay is tress- (Oontlnned From Pnga Oae) Madrid, Spain, May 29 -(4P)—An urer and Charles Weber Is secre- overcrowded siVeetcar plunged 85 M«i>u>rl«] Daymukatheannum l Will Form at Rec Field Tomortew Hqliday‘''' glan ..ebauffeuF,. and « n . AlsaUaa. jost-off- hlatoFle- .Toledo. .br4d|f* .... k .-AS.TIN<3 .GWICKENS,__ _ Itgrctowi in «r«" 'tombr- Ihg thie Memorial Day parade. The' Oak street, diet! yesterday after­ Tomorrow, Memorial Day, is (OoatiBiied from Pago Oae) (CSontinaed from Page Oae) arclses will be held in Rockville er today, Duclds maintained the were ■ aerioiialy injured. "aerve for tfilit hiilfda.i' 'yyeekehd, and Rdt tii'em : iw acatn brings the doting of United Nations, May 29— fOenttniied from Paga On#) tomorrow with the parade forming American Legion will Join with the noon at the Rockville City Hospi­ a legal holiday. Motorists are tal following a brief Illness. She gun belonged to his driver. : R e a c ue workers, digging ..ores, banks and government Brooklyn N. 'Y’.; two __ZoneEermit -of-the -deals ~ under way, the qub- iisncii iORiorroWp jncii DRy( Who died, in eervicF in GeF- ,, .uor dispensing establish­ Disarmament commission -would B, C.), chairman of a Senate Ap­ mander Edward Milzon of~'lhe "step'daugKlers’; Airs. Laura Edger-- security." If? committee said: Sen. Estes Kefauver. of Tennes­ many on Sept. 18, 1981, will also ton of Granby, and Mr*. Edith down a 600-toot incline, and ments. Tile Municipal Building will consider the plan without the par­ propriations subcommittee which Day. see was due to pick up his home ■Veterans of Foreign Wars. Interior Minister Brune de­ crashed through the. railing ot the “The possible criminal violations The following will be the parade be unveiled. Stoughton of West Hartford; and close, giving employes a long, ticipation of. Peiping represenU- handles atomic ^nergy funds. under consideration Involve the state’s 28 delegate-votes today as clared. that his forces ’'will al­ 203-year-old bridge, three-day weekend, reopening Appeals Board Will Al> Wrote that America must contin­ detail; parade niarshals; police de­ Parking Meters a grandson, Robert Fryer In the tlves. . willful falsification or concealment Democrats assembled for a state Following a discussion at the ways be. masters of the situation' Mpdday morning. Schools will be This clarified a question raised ue Ita efforts to buttress Its se­ convention. tail; Ameriacan Legion Colors; Air Force, now. stationed at sd Consider 11 Other of material facts as well as con­ meeting of the Common Council CThanute Field, TM. Mxs. Frj-cr although the Communists had NAME.H I.OW RIDDKR.H dosed also. by Soviet Delegate Jacob A. Malik curity, and added; Rockville Band; Amerlacn Legion proved they were well trained and spiracy to defraud the government On Pnrty Lines Firing Squad: American Legion last night, It was voted to install made her home with her daughter Parade at B:SO Applications on June 9 yesterday after the big three ' a - “Not to do so invites disaster.” Party leaders In Tennessee are disciplined. ftartford, May 29—-(Al — The in connection with the various Post Members; VFW Cblors. VFW parking meters in the center of in-law, Mrs. Curtis Fryer. e day's activities begin with a western, powers proposed that the r f : ■; -i’ Without going into detail, the phases of these tahker transac­ solidly behind Kefauver'a candid- ' Attorneys for Duclos, who Stats Public Works department Amesite Firing Squad: VFW Post Mem­ the city, and the Corporation The funeral will be held Satur­ le in the morning, starting The Zoning Board of Appeals United States. Russia and "China" President said‘ the expMsion plan tions." Obituary acy for the Democratic Preaiden- Counsel was authorized to draw heads France’e Community party has announced these apparent low imptly at 9:30 Donald Hemlng- was based on recommendations of bers; American Legion Auxiliary; day at,,2 p. m. at the White will consider 11 new, applications voluntarily limit their military False Statements tial nomination. The assemblage is up an ordinance covering the me­ in the absence in Russia of bidders on four state projects; Ed- y is matahal for the parade and forces to mHUon men each and a special committee of the Nation­ Mpected to instruct 'Pettnesaee's ...VFW Auxiliary; Brodd Brook, Funeral Home. Re\-.. Forrest Mus- Maurice Thorea, demanded his re­ jvard Ntederman of Galea Ferry,- at lta“ hext meeting," Jtine 9 at 8 It charged s^clflcally that Casey VlrtV Colors,' 'VFW Firing Squad, ters. eer, pastor of the Union Congre­ ,rold ' Osgood the chlef-of-staff. Jhat France and Britain fix ceil­ al Security council, which received delegates to vote as a unit for the Aldermui Thomas Kernan told lease on grounds that hta anesjt 3232,000 for a new wing at the its of the .parade will assemble p. m. .in., the h.eariDg. .rQom. of .the ings of SOO,000 men eacJi—...... ___ Mro. dllbert D. Jfagro - . advice, from, th.o .military .chiefs of personally made false statements D eaths native son.candidate...... VFW Post Members; Rockville gational Church, will officiate. violated . his. parllamehtary IniT .Jstiium .JHi. Higgins 4 Uhlverslty_of. Connecticut College to the Maritime Comnilidiroh,' 'and Hlgii Schoor Bskd; Boy Setrats, Ihs councU ..that the population of Burial win be in Grove Hill cem e­ 9 b'clbch at sbutlhi tenhlhiis with' Municipal Building. Four of the Malik aaked: Doca the reference staff. I^e coimcit is made up of The state Democratic executive Rockville is increasing as well as munlly. of Pharmacy; . Graybar Electric foiward units lining- up on to China mean the People's Repub­ Mrs. Negro, the former Arline the President, Vice I>restdent accused Morris of misrepresenta: John R. Edwards committee recently put up Girl Scouts. FoUowing the march­ tery. The funeral home will be New* of the arrest was blazoned James M. Higgins of 45 Boulder Co., of West Hartford. 343.889 to applications are for permission to tion in public denials that he had 33,000 ers will be cars for the clergy. the population of the town of yer- n street opposite Forest street lic pf China (Commpnist) 7 Sagllo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barkley, Secretary of State Ache- Rockville, May 29— (Special) — for' Kefauver's campaign. non, with the result that some open Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 to today on the front pages of the road will be a candidate for the supply and InatalV control equip­ id the Army and Navy Club. erect structures closer to property son, Secretary of Defense Lovett, profited personally from the ship John.Rqlwrt.Edwards, 80^ of South During..a session flll^ . with Sons of Union Veterans, Spanish 9 p. m. ' Communist press. Seizure of ■ the B.A. degree at the 106th com- ment for llghttug el Bradley Field; , jioch. ..told, reporters,, that ..‘‘np: Romolp, Sagho. ..oC ..Hebron, vyqs War Veterans, • GoW Star Mothors method must be used to take, care » or mardf win be iiortn; tip' lines 'than' regiilaflon's' allo'w.’” '' body had thought of Formosa" In married May 17 in St. James' MUtiiiU ' Sec'iiHty Di'fector' Haiyl- deals."lt" said' MmTt.v now admits \VUllhgtoh,’ died yeBtei^ay 'morn-' sh'outs and catcalls, Iowa bemn; 'of 'the 'parking problem. Aldermen • (Telephone - nifmbfr '' or"'T h e paperrs apparently was arde mkt t a 'mwctMefli 'exeriaies er the'Col­ C.-Petmen iwnsoH, orw fiit Hai ti n street,' east on Bast Center Church, ..Manchester, to Gilbert D. man and Jack Gorrte, chairman of hla law firm received 3158,(XM) In ing at the Johnson Memorial Hos­ crats voted yesterday to send an and any .disabled veterans who Herald's Rockville office is .lesseneasen incitement' ' to further rlot- lege of the Holy Cross, Wednes- ford. 326,343, to auppiv dairy equip­ 1119 cavil .Air JPateol In aeklng connection, with the proposed cell: •— wish -to take- part In the parade- Nicholas Pswluk stated that he to Mnnro Parklet, counter- Negro, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph thev-Nstlonal 'Security Resources fees from companiea -which bought pital In Stafford Springs.' Oninstriicted delegation...to 'cast " was" hoT"'"certain " thar "parking 8-3138.);- '— '— :— - — ffajV Ju1 )'e711: aT th:...... ment "fhrF aT fnelO faty'rtM ^ extension of Mrmission to use a Ings. the veaaels, and that he got $30,- The parade will start at the MONTHS TO PAY hlng to Center Park for the bam at 369 Porter street for in Moch's atatemenl came after Negro of Bolton. board. A past master of the Tolland the state's national convention meters would solve the problem; ' Charge Police IJnea ...... Newtown, and the Allied Studios TO erclses. A short memorial serv- 000 of the money. Recreation Field at 9 a. m. and Gov, Paul A. Dever of Masaa- struction purposes and to store American aourees had declined lo Strengthen Program Grange, Mr. Edwards waa also a votes. Alderman John Orlowski ques­ Advertisement— I >*"i*'^*‘*j chueVtV wur d^ the _ rorn- of New York City, 34.9'T8, Curtains wlll be held at the World War ■•“The new facilities, which -will Nowhere did the j-rport make ....proceed .along Main;.street.. East. EFFICIENT, RELIABLE WORK GUARANTIBD airplanes and equipment at the give a direct ansWer to Malik’s with recommendations In the steel past ■ maater of-th e Uriel Lodge, Several attempts tb" ))01t 'stale tioned how parking rnetera-'wcind inehe'ement adSress.' "a'n'd " Most arra drape* for iiie -andltoritrnv At monument in Munro Parklet. provide greater capacity for the specific mention of a stormy scene A. F. and A. M., a past patron of Main, Grove and into Grove Hill I?*’’" a police cordon barred rear of the bam. The zone is quertlon before the mlired meeting dispute which resulted in a dead­ convention delegates on their take care of the double parking Rev. John J. Wright, D.D., Bishop Norwich State Hospital. MACHINE SPREAD — POWER ROLLER ve bands will participate in production of fissionable materials at one of its hearings on the ship Climax Chapter, OES and. a mem­ preferences for presidential con­ Cemetery. The service will be held from Market street to the Leader roe difference. GUI Motors, Tolland ; demonstrators trying to hold a Residence AA. of -the disarmament commission lock and led to government seiz­ • at Grove Hill ocmetery as in past of Worcester,- will award the parade induding the Salvation Tuesday. They indicated, how- and for the fabrication of such ma­ deals at which "Morris, in a bitter ber of the state and national tenders were defeated by voice office. He felt that more room 1 planned demonstration against A Japanese has invented a pen Band, American , Legion The applications which involve ure ot the mills. speech to its members, accused years. George Hammond will be in Rockville. Telephone 5-5858. prizes. huildipfe, closer to property hues «,yprr.that they believed the mean­ terials Into atomic weapons, will Granges. votes. was needed for parking anq said Ridgway. The firing occurred at Senior Week will bc^ln .on Sun;; that writes perfumed leltera. It , W * H^ovf Prppnr E«|m Hpyr ii KllUes Band,' Irish Pipe In-a-report-to- the Senate yes­ strengthen otir ktbmlc' en er^ ‘{ira- them Bf tnve^igatlng him heoatise ■- Born April 16, 1872. 'W S()Hng-' charge of the cemetery aendoes. he did' hot' think' the Recreation the nearby' Oara de 'L'rat- (East tnakea- for '’ea»v"Therhlng';npr'Wl than regulations allow are those ing of the prb^sal was clear. " T h e ' tonVentldh s'elecled 44 dele-” ' Congressman Antoni Ssdiak will day, 'Jurie 8, ' 'with bhreaftu^^ d and the Bluhouettes Drum terday, a majority of the banking gram and above the expanded pro­ they hsd "diseased minds." It field. Mass., the son of the late gates of whom all biit four will Field was used as much as it Station) when several hundred the iinmnlled missive In the'pocket ps. There will be eight units to of Robert Hall at 885 Center American aourcea said that If be the Memorial Day speaker. services. Class day on Mo'ndny DON'T DELAY — CAUTODAY atre«t;.4toberLMorrison s t- a07-]4he-commUsion. -soomed— to...be committee said the WSB as now gram initiated during the course .Mr.- ao.d ,Mr»..WiUlam Ed)sarda, he have ,a. half ..vote .each, Jowa. haj ahould be for parking. demonstrators charged a barrier will, be featured, by-a -senior-facul: of Ihe forjrelfiil h)lLJ!!!?*K!'»ftL-hu» -pinfide • and every ffervre«"or- '’set' iTp'^as 'pbweni "which" "'Vbuia' o f "Ih'e 'past t‘w"o yeaif*. I recom­ nws,^’ however, "helped "g^t Mor­ lived in Willington, for 38 years 24 votes at the national conven­ ■ ' The tribute to the unknown -dead Alderman James Doherty staM Tolland or sbaiii 30 ponce."...... ' ' izatton will take part. Parker street, both Residence Zone making progress with Russia cn will be given by Rev. Forrest Mus- ty outing on the campus. The aeh A; Blla Qaekell at I3S Florence the new proposals it. might con­ sound "the deathknell of collec­ mend that we undertake this new ris's name into the headlines in and worked for many years at the tion. All the delegates chosen will that other towns had tried park­ Police said thousands were in­ lor class will he officially wel­ YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BUSINESS WITH Military units will be in Section tive bargaining.'' The report also expansion promptly. connection with the probe. Gardiner HaJI, Jr., (Company of be free to vote as an individual un­ ser. "Logans Memorial Day Or­ ing meters and they )iad found volved in the outbreaks. They of the parade instead of Section street; and C, Sheppard and G. sider the question of inviting Red ders" will be rendertd by Richard "Literature in Connecticut" waa comed Into the alumni asaoclatlon China to take part. These quar­ said the board has authority which - "The total cost of the new fa- South Willington. less the delegation subsequently them hfiost satisfactoiy. It was cotild give no accurate estimate of as announced yesterday, Lawrence at 241-243 West Center cllltles required, Inciurilng to Morris was named last Feb. 1 to McCarthy of the Rockville High the topic under discussion wh^n on' Tuesday when they will parade street-, both Restdenco'Znne B. ters added, however, that im any leads- to by-paaslng-the laJL-Hart-. root out any corruption he could He leaves his wife. Villa Kins­ adopts the unit rule. brought out that in some neighbor­ the total, however, because as the with the alumnt.to Fitton Field for e program at Munro Parklet be constructed by the Tennessee School, and Uncolqs ''Gettysburg member* of Tolland Grange, No. rioters were scattered, they re­ Arturo Gremmo seeks permis­ case the Chinese Communists Icy Labor Law In national emer­ find in the -government. Within man Edwai-dS of South Willing­ Nelson G. Kraschcl, former gov­ ing towns, the chain stores have the annual Holy'Croaa-Boaton Col-j REGORB^SAU be brief with Rev. Perc; Valley Authority for power gener­ Address" will be given by Stanley their own parking lota for their 51, took the traveling program to sumed fighting in other sections of sion to erect n building for the would not he invited here as long gency disputes. six weeks he was before' the In- ton: two sisters, Mrs. Martha -Fra* ernor, was named a' delegate-at- lege baseball game. A general | Ith of Soutp Methodist Churc: A minority report however, eaid ation and tranamlsalon, la estimat­ licks and Mrs. Mary Conway, both Pliska, also of the Rockville High customers. the city. jirsyer>. and.. JL. wceath sale principally of,fnjlts,gpd;yfg^^ aa the Korean war rontinuea, large after a long and loud argu­ the Ellington Grange meeting last alumni dinner will fpilow at 6:301 Vzjfrlw lli'e' prtsetvr'baara hKS'-sM impres­ ed at- -approximately- -4'r2- ■ -billion ,v«.st(K*tlon.». .»ubi:qnimlt.tee.. wran.-. of-Loweli,- Mass.,- and-several nieces- schooL.Hie.opienlng-pray«r.wil.l.h« AutherUleii —aaid - •4h« -denion'^ be placed at the base of the tables at 811 Middie turnpike cast ....MocK'''aaia'' flatly ‘Wsia " Htt gling with the members about the ment. Democratic "State diaifffiaii' delivered by Rev. Gordon E. Hohl -■;In-T«gBrtf to■ftnanctng’Ore parK-" rirght." ~ 'lk'a't"evsnriig;''The''SFn'lbf^'{iri^^\^^ need for the Chinese Reds to be sive record of stopping strikes al­ dollars for construction over a pe­ and nephews. Jake More was put on the delega­ ing' meters, it waa brought out stratofis had used a new technique. be held Wednesday evening after' nument. in Residence Zone AA. Gremmo riod of about five years, of which ship deals, linking a denial of. of the Elrst Lutheran Church and (Thaplaln Maude Stockhquse, In The heart of each marching group prelude of music by the Sal- also wants portable ground signs here because the-commission had ready In progress, of postponing Funeral services will be held tion, taken off, then voted on that previous experience in other charge of the lecturer’s hour for commencement. I PmERTFBN’S a. major portion is needed a t this wrongdoing to his castigation Of Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock in again...... — ------the benediction by Rev. Patrick J. places showed they paid for them­ was composed Of. seasoned Red m Army ^and will open the ■for'seaiKi'nal products;' ^ been ' given the- Job. of -drafting an threatened- strikes, and bringing the members. Mahoney of St. Bernard’s Church: the Tolland Grange, ha* scheduled arms reduction plan and that all about settlement of disputes." time. the Memorial . Church in South The convention approved a deal selves. Alderman Kernan spoke toughs, armed with rocks and ercliMB in Center Park. Prayer ■■ Mrs. John .Lamcnz- election will become Tolland District of Connecticut FOR- - tension of permission to conduct China or both, he anld. ergy commission and the Tennes­ for data on personal finances of services. a delegate at large. -The loser will before the parade proceeds down be an asset to the community and Justice ministry officials said At the National Asacmbly^Corh-' CORNEAtROAD^TREET andHAIDDLEYUI ivatlon Army Male Quartet ami East Main street and back to the , suggested a stricter check-up on PTA* will be held at the Cieorge Duclos was "caught In the act" munist deputies called on Aasem- BUROI.ARV INHURANCB coin’s Qettysburg address will a tourist home at 8S7 Middle Moch declined to apeculate 'on see Valley Authority in fiscal year government workers — including Friends may call at the lAdd be on alternate delegate-at-large. turnpike east. Residence Zone AA. Funeral Home In Rockville from Recreation Field where it will die-, present violations. Hersey RobertaOn School in Cov­ and could be sentenced In s police bly Speaker Edouanl Herriol to and REAL ESTATE TELEPHONE 2-5224 given by Richard .Woodhouse, a the prospects for Russian agree­ 1953 for the expansion program top officials like McGrath. Lost In the boisterous windup entry on Tuesday. Dinner will be Red Agents are estimated at about 650 mil­ At primary issue in the Senate 7 to 9 o'clock tomorrow evening. was the idea of giving Sen. Guy band. Mayor Frederick Berger at this court without being accorded the protest their leader's arrest. 100 East Center SL, Tel. 2-0384 lor at Manchester High School, S. Cnvagnaro and Ann Mlnlcuc- ment,-but It waa generally expect­ Appeal Issued served at 6:45 p. m. and reaerva- immunity which parliamentary The Communist evening news­ h Richard Day, also a senior, cl seek permission lo retain, free lion dolla'rs." . Inquiry were two deals in which M. Gillette of Iowa a favorite-son point stated he ha* been in touch ■ ■ ed that the Rusalana would qiiiek- The Veteran's committee In with other communities who were llona must be made prompUy. deputies usually can claim. His paper Ce Solr-only party organ to his alternate. standing ground signs closer to ly reject the plan. In his letter to Maybank. the Casey and a group of public fig­ vote for President on the first bal­ MiieX President said he understood that lot in Chicago. charge of the exercises ha* issued skeptical before the installatlen of Reseprations may be made with attorneys, in demanding his re­ appear In Paris today-rushed out Rabbi Leon Wind will deliver ftreet lines than regulations al­ Quartera usually familiar with ures in 1947 and 1948 ran 3101,000 Funerals Mrs. Idella Horn or Mra. Robert Still Active members of Maybonk's committee Poll Is Condueted the following statement and ap­ the meters, and. he said they lease, described any such "flag­ a alngle-aheet a(>eclal edition pro­ (the main address and Mrs. Laura low at 29 East Center street and Soviet views said the Russlana un­ of ca«-h investments plus loans peal In regaH to the obaervanej); Wanagel, RED 1. Andover. At 8 rante dellcte" charges aa "phony.” claiming Ducloa’s arrest in hug^ (I^oomls will read the names of de- had expressed concern over the totalling r.iany millions of dollars Editors of South Dakota's dally found later that the meters were 45 East Center street, both Busi­ doubtedly would stick to their own __ _ (Oontlnned from Page One) Mrs. Sarah A. Tedford "The Memorial Day Observance the answer to the .parking prob: p. m. a panel discussion on the The immunities committee o f headlines. The accoifipan’ Xig ar­ -jeeased veterans. Wreaths will be ness Zone TTT. demands for a flat one-third cut effect on total federal e-xpendl- into a profit of 3'4 million dol- newspapers bqlleve the June 3 turea of the proposed expansion of The funeral of Mrs. Sarah A. primary will be a photo-finish be­ will be held this year raiin or ahlne. lem and in some places the in­ subject, "Whose Business' is the the 'Nations;! 'Assenibly already ticle claimed Diicloa had Just ltd [placed at both monuments in the Joseph Reymander Is applying In the arnryd forces of the five big lors. But the subcommittee also CTurrlculum?", will feature Prinrl’- ’park and prayer will be offered by Ex-Communist , Hede Massing the atomic program. Tedford of 92 Biasell street waa tween Sen. Robert A. Taft and It waa announced by the commit­ come had been used to provide waa called to meet later today. A the. otfleoit of the official pArty for permission to reduce the powers. also was scheduled to )>e present “ I share your concern ,about the covered a lot of other grourfd. In held yesterday afternoon at 2 tee today. In the event of rain on off-street parking accomm^atinn. pal Frank A. Fcrmica as a panel stormy- scene was expected when newspaper L'Humanite, "and'was jthe Spanish War Veterans. Soviet Delegate Jacob A. Malik Its public hearings and In the Gen. Dwight Eisenhower. frontage of a lot to 50 feet, 10 but had not shown up when the magnitude of federal expendl- o'clock from the W. P. Qulsh Fu­ A survey by the Associated Friday, the exercises will be held , The meters were then approved by Tuember. parilament gathers this afternoon. returning home in his car"/ when I The eulogy by the VFW, bene- feet under reguiatipns, west of wlirmake kdown Russia’s position 40-page report with -which it ■ jdlctlxm. hy. Rev. Smith, National hearing began. tuses." Truman wrote. neral 'Hohie. Rev. Percy Smith, Press among editors a week be­ In the Memorial Building. The | the council. Hicks Memorial School will be Armed Republican guards and arrested. / 126 Oak street, Rartdence ' Zone next Tuesday. Meanwhile, he wound up. recessed today until Monday in ob­ •Anthcni by the Salvation Army Ohennault Tosllfles Then he said the review by the associate minister of the South fore the June 3 primary showed complete program,, inchidlng the It was voted to approve the B. asked the west two Important Security Council committee "clear­ Associated with Casey in the Methodist Church, officiated. Bur­ speakers, will be held in the build­ servance of the Memorial hoUday. 'Band, Firing.Squad of F Co., 2nd. Before beginning the seminar, the two candidates for the Repub­ recommendation of an additional At its- last meeting the board questions which were left >insn- ly verifies that this expansion pro­ ventures were the late Edward R. ial was in the East (Cemetery. lican nomination less than thj-ee ing. after which the American l e ­ 32,000 to pay the salaries of extra Mrs. Marion Agard Baker is at­ Bat. 1st. Reg. Conn. State Guard swered in the working paper. the Senators heard MaJ. Gen. ^and taps and echo will complete tabled an application of Daniel gram Is Integral to the necessary Stettinius, Jr., a former Secre­ Bearers were Irving Taylor, percentage points apart. gion and-the Veterans of Foreign police necessary for the balance of tending the 58th anniversiu’y of Pantaleo for permission to conduct When you speak of Ciilna, Malik Claire L. Chennault, wartime Air strengthening of our military de­ tary of State: Juliua C. Holmea, a William Kelly, George Tedford, Wars will proceed in cars to )>oth the year to enforce the parking her graduation from Mount Hol­ !the program. Force commander In Chins, testi­ With their estimates weighted ■ No. postal deliveries will be a motor vehicle Jiink yard on asked, are you talking about the fenses; current International con­ career diplomat , now Mlniater to Donald Tedford, Harold McIntosh according to population of the Grove Hill Cemetery and St; Ber­ regulations. yoke Oollege. She will be absent Broad street near 342 Broad. People’s Republic of China (The fy that American post-war policies ditions require that we proceed the U. S, Embassy In London; and Kenneth Hutton. nard's Cemetery where they will It Waa voted to approve the re- from tomorrow until Sunday. j Imade. However, mail deposited In hurt'the Chinrae NationaU^sts an^ areas covored, the narrow margin -HBaR-heites-thtn»gheut">to/wn--wi41 with dlsp*tcb Jo strengthen r [ Adm WPliHm F (Rlill,). HMlsfy,,,s — A-..ls»-ge -dalegatlrHV.— ..waa.....TafL... 81.2.-.and— Sisenbow«F-. .„.flrt.Jtb4u.voJkya.,anil,lKill(l,'i,.,1.6B9-...... queat.ioz...aa.addUJiinal, .53,000.. np>...... Th,?.. Xp.U6btes KefaUver of Tennes­ give some of his time to pay tribute ! Alderman James Doherty an- district director, will install new : oglOck. vocattng aid to the Chinese- Com Katlmate la Low five or the tankers In December. see ahead of one for Sen. Hdbert and honor those heroes who gave : nounoed the tin can collection will, officers.,,..'-.-. raunists, "presumably to fight the .1.1...... Sports ...... At Haiuilton Truman told Maybank the p.res- 1947,. and . immediately chartered Charles E, Vlc4 on the 1953 annual appropriations any party, or any^pptentlal candi­ .th'e!r.;'honies. Trsnsnortntlon 'Vill bers to the fact that Rockville and the setting up of union shop "bills. It ffoes not appear that the Fred Davis. Leon. Chorchea and.1 ■jiAson 'rs 'expected. Saturday will Rentlchter. chairman of the board He said he had piotested to date of any party, for the presi­ also be furnished for Gold Star rosidenta who *purcHas4d ro'irid Russell Blndheimer. A drill w as! provisions in steel contracts. The expenditures for this expansion 1,000 Reds Scrap trip bus tickets to Boston had >1.50 {find Hank Haefs and Ben Cheney of. United Aircraft Oorporatlon, union - agreed to accept that for­ Jfssup..:ag«in!it..tb.e. Issuance of the dency.’' The Coloradoan aaid Rus- Mothers and anv Auxiliary mem- bcid Sundaj' at. Caryatal LakE -and-. ““ « t y m g a 36-hqie match w t h e progra-ra -wilt serve to increase Local Stocks aelT will' h'ave 'gre'at 'appeal 'ld hirs who would’ llke to ride In thi' rotmd at the end o f a dayli-shop. Oqal-purpnsr sand-nr wadlng - snipped a bright red ribbon, offi­ mula. State Department's White Paper was termed successful In spite o f , hnals of the Governor's Cup. cially opening Hamilton Stan­ on China in the Bummef of 1949. total federal expenditures In the With Berlin Police publicans as well as to the inde­ pargde." ping trip that it was impossible boxea tnav be procured at This wilt also be National Golf Sen. Maybank (D., SC) opened year 1953 above the figure shown Quotations Furnished By to secure accommodations from the inclement weather. Ali m em -: MARLOW’S. dard's new plant. Chen.nault said he. argued that pendent voters and the nation's Dedleate Flag Pole bers were fingerprinted. Day, co-sponsored by Life maga- Senate debate on the bill today by In the' 1953 budget. Coburn A MIddlebrook, Iric. farmers. Frank Badatiiebner Post. Veter­ Boston to Rockville. The city At Exactly 11:16 a. m.. Mr. saying that to let wage snd price the ' documint, highly critical of Market Closed Friday and (CeuHniied from Page One) Boy Scout "Troop 15 held a pub- : gine and the PQA, Golfers all over Rentschler, wielding a large pair (Congress has been voting cuts an* of Foreign Wars, and Its Aux- clerk was Instructed to write a the country will compete on a full controls expire June 30 would be the Chiang Kai-shek government, in some other federal pbrgrams.) Saturday letter to the Public Utilities Com­ lie food sale on Tolland Green i of silver shears, stepped up and a tragedy. would damage the morale of the 1 p. m. prices der the threat of "painful conse­ Saturday afternoon and 365 was ; handicap basis against the great rpl the ribbon across the doors to In neither of the Presidents let­ Lc|Di] Nolle* mission calling atlention to the Sen Hogpan. Women entrants will The hanking committee chair­ Nationalists. Events, he added, ters did he disclose details of the Bonk Stocks quences." Local Idle Claini8 situation. realized from their effort*. M rs.! G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. Jho main lobby. A t his. elbow was man urged th« senate lo reject an hav;e borne out his prediction. Bid Asked - -The- platoons of police; using THF STATT or >H5W HAMP- 2. ..kecetye M additional five elrokes Erie Martin, general manager of propose, expantilon program ‘The sum, of 350 is to be paid.!“ leader to their handicap. Entries are one amendment by Sen, Dlrksen (R.. With' headquarters on Formosa, However, he sent to Maybanks First National Bank theif sticks freely, soon broke up BHlftE— .Sun^Hor Court. Rocklnfhim. by the city treasurer to the tax gfoup. Hamilton Standard Division, UAC. where Chiang's government re­ the assemblage and dispersed the Again Show Drop B9. May 7, 19.iaed to make j . knd PGA, the latter, to use the China mainland by the Commu­ special squads stood by with tear Claims for unemployment bene­ of child snd other relief, which U to spend a nine-week's tour of j^. cials, Tlte group. then . stood- -at June 30..; ; . , . _we.we not .disclpaed ,J)jr the. White Bank and Trust: . , . 271A, ,2fiH now pondiKS in' ibC'aupeciftr.Couri. tor Change. funds for amateur'and pro goff " Adaption 'of the Dirksen prbpb- nists, Chenrnaolt-now Is-operatfng House.’ Hartfort Oohri. 'I'nist. 61 '85 g a s ." ' ...... • fits in the Mahehestef area'again said Countv of Rockinrhsm. the orfjr- ' Special Town 1U(Mtl'hg EijrVb'pe.' ■■ ---- attention aa Paul A. Azinger of an airline that flie.s In non-Com- At a safe distance Oommuntst projects. The Women's Division Manchester, a 28-year veteran of sal, Maybank said, would be Manchester Trust . . . 87 ~ showed a drop during the weak Inal of which la on flle In e«K*h court First Selectman Herbert Pa­ of the Country Club will stage a miinist parts of Asia. Phoenix State Bank k. youth groups broke out signs call­ and may be examlred by intercated Hamilton Standard and the com­ “ nothing short of a tragedy." He ending May 24, with 298 claims paHies. the title of the case being as gan! announces that a special mixed fouirsome Scotch Ball tour­ pointed out that Congress has the Both Misa Bentley and Chvm- and T ru st...... 60 (H ing the westeim powera and west­ being filed, two less than those town meeting will be held Tues­ nament Sunday. pany's oldest employe in years of bera were aaked how the subcom­ follows; _ service, hoisted the American flag poweV to ejid controls any time it About Town Fire Insurance Comnaales ern Germany "warmongers." filed last week and 128 under the Theresa R. Heath t. Gerald ®. day evening, June 10, relative to MARLOW'S ' FOR EVERYTHING ------MARLOW'S FOR EVERYTHING 'There is to be no action In the wishes If It should develop later mittee might detect any Com- Aetna Fire ...... 54 >4 56 H The Communist leaflets which figure reported two weeks ago. Heath. . | . the erection of a new elementary for the first time over the new .munlsC Agents-withln...the. -fadaral It appearing that the resldenco af ------ffwlUght Tioagrin, Church, Red surd- pisfir...... that the restrirtirms arrnd longer Rc)HjlhTdhin‘l o f ‘s r •Jdtm's'ChuTch Wartforrmre .v."rrTi3T"“" i « ’ - ■startod the—actionassailed ■■ the Thia-repreMnlA-«'dK>|>..«f-7-per ; • ^TT UftlrtHrtrti. 't r i» • on^rM •chool in the Town of-Vernon, Cheney Softball leagues. needed. government. They agreed it German peace contract with the cent from the 300 claimants fllin-; that the libelant gUe noUca^loi-tbe Festival of Shavuoth Mr. Azinger, who Joined Haroil- j^pujd, diftici^ , on Oolwey street will hold a spe- Notional Fire ...... 62 H 64 H tt-Wisx: M ;; .But:, £iw,.'.lie.' said.-Jlieze..ate.‘ln^. 't'hiaa-malarabf: 8 ^ ndtowiBg.-tbe -'Week;, .-aificocdiiqg;- to--.4l6;st«*; -. llbelae'to .spnoar-at th^Supenlox.^Qurt , , .SlMkyM. double header starting at on Monday. Procoods from thoso colloctions of papor sorvo to teady, fpr the Invasion of traffic Hie House Banking commit­ New Brit. Mach. Co. . 30 32' Frsnciii McQulggan, 69. of 43 AT A COURT o r PROBATE held 2 p. m. In the first game the from ;the Wilbur Cross Highway. {Hamilton's new home is 1,000 Flowers and flags were placed Here We Go Again, At Manchester, within and , tor the buy now equipment for the Manchester Memeriai Hospital. feet long and 600 feet wdde, hav­ tee completed hearings on its North and J u d d ...... 26>4 29M Cooper street. Willimantic. Wes PAC, coached by Paul Yanke, will' UotoiiaU are reminded to- drive controls bill 'yesterday and plans today on (he aoldlera' monument Warrantee Deed RusSfll Mfg. . r. I -----IS 17 District ^of Msnehestec on the 38th ing a factory floor space of about erected in St. James' Cemetery bv driving east on Cast Center street dev of May. 1»&2. meet the Moose team, coached by ijarefuUy on the highways. Thomas C. DeLuca to Robert H. Stanley Works com. . 49 S3 WALI-BTT. 1 1 6 . 9 8 MAGAZINES — PAPER AND PAPER CARTONS PICKED UP 520.000 square feet: about 120,000 to vote on the measure next week. the United Italian American so­ Rain Is Forecast near Walker street, about 10:30' present, JOHN I Intermittent showers have been Among other things, the Senate B. Ostrander et al, property on Terry Steam ...... 90 100 this morning when, police report, Judge. square feet for office space, and cieties of Manchester. The monu­ Avery street. Torrlngton...... 81 33' EMate of Wayne James. late of Man- forecast by the weather bureau for another 150,000 square feet for bill also would extend rent con­ his car atruck the left aide of the thester. In aald District, deceased. IF PUT OUT AT THE CURB file week-end. which probably will ment honors local 'men of Italian Qnltclaim Deed Union Mfg...... ,..18 21 Boston, May 29 — tSI «— The COMPLETE the underground facilities, includ­ trols and authority to allocate extraction who gave their Uvea for parked automobile of Joseph L4m'» The sdmlnistrator having exhibited neult In traffic slowing down. scarce essential materials to June Stanley Bray to Thomas C. Da- U. S. Envelope com, . . 72 * 82 Weather Bureau said today there erick. 41. of 71 Main street. his admtnistrstion account with aald WITH CANOPY ing a cafeteria, lockgr room, air their country. Luca, property on Avery street. U; S. Ekivelope p fd .,.. 61 66 may be some showera for New •state to this Court tor allowance. It ; The National Safety Council has defense center, telephone head­ so, 1953. President Truman asked Neither Limerick, who was in ts. EDWARD J. PLEASE NOTE; Collectlonii WiB Bo Made As Scheduled R«dn or Arturo Gremmo, chairman of Building Permits Veeder-Root ...... 80 33 England during the holiday week­ dean, waahed widte eaUmated 310 Americans will die quarters and transformer vaults. for extension of those provlrions the monument committee, ;^oday his car aVthe time of the accident, ORDERED: That the «th day of (Hoosawaree Dept. saad may be pro- * lit traffic accidents. This estima­ and wage-price controls to June ‘ To Louis P. Msrtlneau for Louis The above quotations are not to end but "no long pertod o f ' bad or McQulggan. was injured, and June,. 1963, at ten o’clock, forenoon, at Mala Floor Rear) issued an Invitation to the public P. Martinesu et ux, alterations be construed as actual warketa. weather.'* the Probate Office In the Municipal enred at O. E. WiUla Shine — Unless It , Rains In a Downpour. tion Is for the three day period, BRINGS DAMAGE BUTT 80. 1954. police report that property dam­ Building In satO Manchester, be and POLOMSKI to visit the memorial tomorrow. and additions to dwelling at 60 Partly cloudy and not much A Son, lac., 2 Main lieginning tonight at 6 o'clock and Another section of the bill would age to both cars was slight. the same is assigned tor a hearing on 8treeL ending midnight Sunday. An eetl- Bridgeport, May S9—OFV—A abolish the present 'Wage Stabil­ Whitney road, 3400. mpUCATES SENATOR change in temperature waa ths Patrolman Joseph Sardella the allowance -^of said administration OFFICIAL UNDER BAIL regional forecast for tomorrow, account with aald estate, ascertain­ lnldiiiq Coatroetor and ipate of 38 million vehicles on the Stamford factory worker who ization board (WSB) and replace To Frances Butler for moving made the arrest. ment of heirs and order of distribu­ LOOK FOR THE MANCHESTER PAPER SALVAGE TRUCK-^ shed to 738 ToUsnd turnpUce, 3180. Augusta, Me., May 39— Memorial Day. higliwaya le also predicted, and claims he contracted beryllium It wrlth an aU-puhUc panel strip­ tion. and this Court directs that notice '9 . « Merides^ May 39—4dV-WIH A Boston applUnee dealer o f the time snd place assigned tor aald CLEARLY IDENTIHED BY SIGNS ON EITHER SIDE! efetra'cauUoua driving is urged. poisoning as a result of work­ ped of authority to recommend To Lawrence P. Johnson, Nitra­ The forecaster had a word of re­ VETens T1D&LAKD8 BlIX Lcri>or Contractor liam J. Sova, 88, ot Meriden, tions snd additions to dwelling st Frederick W. Papaloa said to­ assurance fo r“^ those planning hearing be given to all”Twrtons known ing with certain materials, settleipent of. labor-management former assistant city comptrol­ to be Interested to appear and be Field flree are raging again— brought a 8150,000, damage dilutes. 19. Avondale road,, 3200. day a )s1n« ittardiaBt, who ac­ trlpa '74o major storm is headed Wsehlngton, May heard thereon by publishing a copy ler, wna under ittJWO imll to­ cused him of taking “graft,” this way." PkdAMMit Tniinaa today vetoed d f this order In som9 newspajer hav­ TEL. 9044 GIVE YOUR WASTE PAPER TO THIS WORTH-WHILE PROJECTl 'hheause of that .burning desire salt In Snperior Omrt today 'The board-—on which labolr, in­ Miaing sa circulation In saiO District, at IWu have to clear garden plots day on a eharge of eanbezzle- Ths ignoranet of some parents told him Beoator Brewster had Ha said the week end probably lefislatlon to give the elatoe t|- •gainst the American Crucible dustry and the public now have ment by a pubUc officer and col­ toast‘ Iflea days before the day of said Uf Is what makes soma questions offerM fSS.006 If BapiiliM would be "ayaTkge.” "nut means o f last yufiM weeda. C ^ pany, Nortb. BMXtn, equal npresentation — c ^ e up tio ka bll-rleh taEda heybad their Starrs, Coon. lARLOW'S FOR EVERYTHING- I MARLOW'S FOR EVERYTHING lection of exccas anlaty. youngsters ask sUly. ‘^geuld g « alMig with na.” possible shoiqiprs, Im said. "*■ JOHN J. WALLBTT. 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S«mrogr Homes .for .Rent 67|Fanns,JUidJLaiid for_SiUe..714_____-Houses- for Sale —7i -Homes fer-8sl»----- 72^ -Resort-^^operty-Fof-8aIg:T4^-----W 5nt«t=(:R55t~E8tiIF" 77 Waahlngton;' M*y,-2»=HilV=’" RoraHat aakwfainl-toalitp'ut new-jMiiiMif' . COLUiJBIA rr. 6 rppm. . cottage, u 4 .grqc.ers today began com put, Into effect Uis 'cost of food ta.sop- »• '^rrg^MNBCrtWW Miu Helen Esies, Faculty Adviser KEENEY STREET—20 sera farm, MANCHESTER GREEN' •COVENTRY- Lak* — Near the THURSDAY, MAY 29 Compiltd by Studehte of Manchwrter High School bath. Boat. Electric kitchen. eight rtxim house. New oil hot , MANCHESTER GREEN " C O N filD ^ iN d BBLLINO mg new price ceilings on hundreds sumers would go up '.‘only about ,JrOL.XI?;_Np._S5 water. Special for this week nf. .food..Items baaed, on. . .govern^, Available June 1— 28. July 28 .- -water eystem; - Two -flreifiaeea. Homey «lx room bungalow style ....yi(C.inity. J of Portec, Street _ ... TOUR PROPERTY 2...... - ffvacsnU per. week per person.". ■ Aug. 2. Phone 5661. 'Biilyr OHe' ’ ■rodm'"''cot't'age 'wlt^^ Without obligation to you, we ment approval of higher profit Arnall and George L. Mebreii, Complete bathrooms on first and dk-(dllng In 'excellentf^ condition. ’ porch. Approximately 14~ x 18'. second floors. MUk house, ga- Four rooms wjtli two unfin- will abpralse or make you a cash margin for the Industry., head of the OPs fopd amf restauip Fireplace, ateam heat (oil flredV lx)t 65’ X 300’. Full price $800. offer for property. See ua. before Legion of Honor Art Exhibit Talented Artist TO RENT -T Three-bedroom lake tDgCf guest room, barns, wood­ ished. One year old. Tile bath, The new .'celtings. can 13) Into ant division, said they ara sure Indians Lose; front, cottage at Wangumbaug. autom«H8 hot water, insulated, Oell the Ellsworth Mitten Agen­ you aell. effect Monday. The OtHcer of food prices, as well as esUings, work shop, coops and pens. Brook hot water oil heat, fireplace, cy. 6930. , • . “ Phone 6273 Trackmen Cop CCIL‘ Ideal location and home and 4nd' pond. New strawberry bed. porch, basement garage. Asking Price SUbllization (OPS) laaued will go up. If earnings are low, Is Success shore conveniences for good sum­ open stairway, full rough BRAE-BURN REALTY they said, the only way the Indus­ Prlcl) $19,800. E. F. Von Ecker, price $15,500. Must be, seen to be an order laat night authorising tn- Tie at Bristol mer living. $1,250 for the sea- flooring, second floor, dorm­ Suburban for Sale 75 erssaes ranging up to 25 per cent try can Increase proflU la to raise 'sron’.-^’WIHlaTn'RublnoW; 843 Main _ 609 Kecnex,-j|tr?st.______Appreciated. Call for appointment.- A®®HPy,'rtt,h, a Jlit.(»f, ready prlcss.-.-.— ...... - ...... ers; vestibule and side porch, buyers walling for 4, 5; , 7 tn-tha-mark-ups-retalt food sturea Grown: 3rd in street. Phones 8556 and 6158. ' A§?iNWALL DRIVE 6 can apply to thelf coaU. OPS Display_.Work of Past MANCHESTER hatchway. Immediate occ(i(( room and 2-famlly houses. Call Cavers Wide Range Meriden Hurlers Stop said this averages sboiit a penny llie higher ceilings will residt FOR RENT—Four-Room Cottage Houses for Sale 72 pancy. Show by appointment ■ ^ A N D O V E R Bornhelm A Smith, Agents. 6946- Year’s Music Adds to Kelleymen in 6«4 W^in, jaxa. an Hem on the selected list of from bigger n y fc,^ ttmUa A A 8KVQ W &JrfTtwtl> w ith all-eonvenlencee at Coventry- tic, about eight yeartrold. ^Uly only Price » 13,600r -FOUR :J^ om; c a p e GQD- roods 4urset«r.~ w m ilems ■ u~tUis'witlie ' Demonstrations Lake. Phone 4095 after 4 p. m. 6*6 Tie at Bristol CHOICE BUILDING SITES plastered, steam heat, (oil fired), WANTED—Your property to sell. Price Stabiliser Ellis Arnsll es­ range of foods; Windham and Bulke- Mlaa Hope Henderaorv, head 1 automatic, hot water. Insulated. CHARLES LESPERANCE Expandabie attic. Large timated the. margin hikes will in­ Breakfast cereals, ooffsa eon- Under the able- leadership of COLUMBIA LAKE ■— Lake^ front Reliable buyers waiting with cash of the art department at Man- Manchester High's baseball Combination metal storm windows ______Phone 3620 corner lot. Many other list- crease- food costs to the public by centratesr cookies, toast and ley to End Season with cheater High, waa recently In­ two-bedroom cottage. Large Two beautiful lots, just over the for four, flvs, six, seven room sin­ Miss Hope S. Henderson, the an-; and screens. Full price $8,500. gle and two-family in Manchas- from 100 million to 150 million cruipba, except crackers; process­ vited to exhibit aeveral of her team failed to add a win to its porch, fireplace, .boat, all electric. Manchester line. In Glastonbury. MOVE RIGHT In! 4 rooms In line Win, obs Record nual MHS Art Exhlbir again Shown by appointment. ter, Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. dollars a year. He said a min­ ed fish, except tuna and salmon; 6 2 L palntlnga at the current open­ record, losing last Friday to Meri­ See Friday—Sunday. Johnson One lot 150’ front. Other line 100’ condition Spacious - second floor imum of 100 millions Is needed proved a groat success. The ox- Call- Flnsnoes arranged. Howard R. flour In five-pound pacloages or ing of the Bolllnger-Mag Art den In the Silver City, 6 to 4, and Main Highway. front. Asking price $1,100 with dormens. Oil hot water heat. by the Industry to assure fair and less; froien foods, exespt Juices; The Red end White WlgrenUes hibitlnn was held Tuesday after­ ThernibsesI windows and doors. Hastings, {^one 2-1107. Qallerlea. The exhibition waa battling Bristol to a 12-lnnlng, 8 LAKE MATTANAWCXIOK, Lln- ALICE CLAMPFT WALTER OLSON equitable earning# under the law many canned fruita; Jama and jol­ ieve-ecored e trlpje crown win held at the Burrltt Hotel In noon and evening at the art atu- Attractive lot with shads trees., and pricing standards. lies; canned meat, except luncheon to 6 draw In a night game that coln, Maine. Cottage with boat. ■ ' Realtor Price $12,000. $2,500 down pay-' Member-Manchester Board SELUNG YOUR PropsrtyT Ooa- New Britain. ARTHUR A, KNOFLA tact the Ellsworth Mitten Agen­ INsputa Adjustments bleats; olsomsrgarine; picklss and dio. . _ . , carried Into the wee houra of the Good fishing. .$25.00 per week. ment. 26 year mortgage., Made­ of Realtors Mlaa Henderaon’a palntlnga The foilowlng members -of the For Information write W .' J. Realtor. Phone 2-4543 or 2-0880 cy, or any Manoheister Raal Es- Thar# was k sharp difference relishes; many cann'ed vegeUbles; prlng home the coveted C C iu were acenery done In olla and morning- at Bristol on Tuesday. 875 Main St.—E.it. 1921 line Smith, Realtor, 2-1642 or of opinion between Arnalt and his rtHMar and cheese. Art Service Squad demonstrated Webster, Box 304, Lincoln, Maine. 4679. Phnna 3084 tM coBcern^cauae It stands Jo ehemptonehtp end by releln* their water colora. 'Many; o f them how t o ' iise certain malerisls; Pete Memeggia took the loss at Phone Office 6440 —------PRICE REDUCED, Large six-room price -sgenoy official^ on-one -hand O PS' said that aotna|-"ssning ''KBBbh''lKat''lh"ey' know 'MsncM^ and industry spokesmen on the atete rating to third a* they were done In Maine and one Elaine Duncan, frescols; Dick Meriden, making his record five Evenings 2-5938 or 2-4278 American Colonial with twin SOUTH COVENTRY-,Route 31. prices might not be raised «a> wins and one loss, while Captain LOOKING FOR A large home, ter property best. (Tall the ’BOs- other, over the effect the axljuat- ■haded Bulkeley B6 to 49. ■waa done at Cape Cod. The Ha'zelton, pencil cartoon; Verlie Wanted to Rent 68 sized bedrooms, extra large Eleven miles to Manchester. worth Mitten Agency. 6930 many of the Items. Offloials said In the Windham meet on May acenea were moatly of the Steve Dellinghiri tossed the 6 to 6 Home Listings Wanted closets, spacious halls, IH bath­ four down and four up. We havt menU will have on over-the-(:oun- the present. increases are an In­ Morrison, pan and ink; Sally Shea, one that Is centrally located and *I1iree year old custom built (Tape 28, Bob Johneon took flret plaw ocean and landacapea. pharcpal;. ..Sue pas^ls and^ deadlock with Bristol. rooms. screened porch, attached ter food costs. terim adjustment A detailed su)^ ■— Manch(«tpr'6, Bristol 8 ------■$30 REWARD...FOR '4 or 8 room that has a- new ell burner. -$2500 pod holds. H ot watet-eOl....heat, T .— LISTINGS - Industry spokesmen said “"the Sonars in the 100 With a ttme of Virginia Hahley '55' Mary ParmaMahi water 'colors.' WEST SIDE--BFX fbom C»pe Cod; garage, - open' ■ attic, th orie o f fireplace, amesite driveway, large ■vey'of food 'ihduMry' Oarnlni^i'wtn' After aP. ll-lnnlng._5 to 5 tie, , apartment,. Rhone 2-9065,______down i» sit that Is jrtaulrsd. truth la, the . adjustmenU . being b« completed, b y jnld-Jutta> OPS,' -40.7-a«d in-th*JB0,.Jn.J4ujk------. — The othcr'gul| mile be­ after your guesU' arrival, seem magazines arid in numerous other EXECUTIVE Real Elststa the broad Jump In that order. 220 yard ilosh, Johnaon 3; 440, voice, don’t be surprised. It might adept as he has given several re­ walk. Tom Corcoran hauled in' a DUPLEX HOUSE-^6-6: centrally - water, heat, fireplace, aluminum’ spect call T. J. Oockett, office yond Mlnnichsug Ck>lf (Toursel.-r- 2-3892 relaxed and comfortable ? Or do citals and played with a band. father’s footsteps and make the sic... ways. - ...... — ...... “RefinctTPamily of Four — l»n n ’B feap wainreTeei »R1 inchea. R iee"2r pole vamtrTM«fo*T«™ 2r WTacKlff-pnning her "Voice With j fly bait for “the first -out and “located: Good condition. Phone comblnattori windows, handy to 5416 or residcncl 3761. water and electricity available. you Jual hope' that the giieats wfH A Smile" to work for you. For, | A Job at the Manchester Memo­ Nayy his career. Next year he is ■ On display waa work done by In the last two years his handi­ George Hemond scored after the 6998 between 8 and 1. stores and buses. An exceptional­ • Marahall Altken and Harold L. Duff and Therrlan tie 3. cvei-y student who has taken art No Small Children J. M. Gordon. Manchester 2-1008. Uke over and break the ice them­ f took flmt and third reapec- ' Take Triangular you see, Jackie Works at the |rial Hospital takes much of his going to attend the U. S. Naval work includes decorating for catch. The runners advanced aft­ ly clean home throughout'. Imme- PRICKS RkDUCKD One year Academy at Annapolis. Bob was this past year. Representing selves ? nanchMter In Jh e hj^h ...The. .jmp.9t dlffjcul^ cgmMtltipn Southern New Engljmd Telephone j time but he likes this wora very about seven various dances; draw­ er the catch but Bemle Alemany TURNBULL ROAD .dlate.occiipgncy,.. Complete,(-for. ybung very attractive S-bedroom COYElNTRT._-:rT. Neat :fous.. .room. Ruih Millett (Tan..you loak„aftac the. com foit iri either CCJlC 'oF'sectionaT, out­ 'C om ply as’ ah'■■ operal'drT 'sh«^ much.-TIe" muM ceftftlhly. 'Be- popU'- '■eCTirtt'altelTiate -for-the-congres­ Art- T- were several types «f--eolor ing pdalerffrOflKd StUdent'Cnun- picked Jirii'iVa'cy'off'third for the' Bedroom" House ranch, "ipa(;IbiM'''lirtng' room, din­ The jump waa 8 feet 7X harmonlo.s. lettering, perspective. We are offering for Immediate only $12.5()0. Gilman Realty. 351 house, now vacant. Nice location, of gussU in a way that ssems side of Hartford Public ' and hopes to continue working there lar with the patients as one of his sional appointment and when the cil campaigns; demonstrating in second out. Pitcher Ed Gaski then Or Apartment Center street. .Phone 2-2183 or ing ell, modern kitchen, color­ You’re a Good Hostess If You casual and assy ? Or do you flut­ two ahead of him failed to pass Stuffed animals, decorated jewel­ sale a very attractive 6 room laks privileges, school bus, and iMarah Altken and A1 Tarlcco WeaVer, Bulkeley was met and after graduation. duties is to bring food up to them. the Manchester Products Show, at grounded out for the final out. home, located on a well-landscaped 2-3035. ed tile bath. Attached garage, -Say 'Yes' to Tlieoo Qiiestloas ter around giving the impression the exceedingly stiff tests re­ ry boxes, coasters and stenciling two art exhibits at MHS and for other features. Full price on this kded thelb polnU to regUter aa conquered by the Wlgredltea on a During her career here at. MHS, "Red" has, fpllowed the business - Manchester didn't get to- Gaski lot ■75'^-X -176'.-Consider these fea­ .dining .patio.... OonvenienUyJacat-. la only $7500 -wHh -about ■ $T50T that- yott’Te afraid--nobody ts-hav» course for all four years. His sub- quired, Bob proved hlm .idtf by showed a great- deal of - effort on the Scholastic Art Exhibit held In - L. W. M A N L ^ ’’ ■■ Jiey took flrat and aecond place muddy track at the Oval, May 21, Jackie has belonged to the Library until the fourth Inriing when the tures: Stone front-, tile bath and FIVE ROOM GARRISON ed. Immediate occupancy. War- down payment required. Act fast How g(K>d a bostess are you? Ing a good Urns and that thli per- by a., aquaaklng.acoca o f 88.-^.. 49. Clutv- ..Manchoaler.JPubUc.atlftO*. jiassing both the acadmic and ghy; the part of the craft-s atudenta. the : Avery Memorial in . Hattfo.rdk...... Pboh«-7€91-''i-— 'tSufota- ht the dleeue -eyent-fOr-tha ' ' The' Art I f ' "cTasiT "iTaa 'proved ■local-club scored--two nms-on two vatory;— mpdern— ktmten wirff' -ren- Howla n d -Manchester—8600.- '*« oinrbile; ’ 'r^rtrrwiienrbro*" -It’s- a . smart -ldea~to-eheek -up -on- son-or-that-pB*-must- be-mieom- Charles "Pete” Wlgren muat be Somanhls. advertising. Junior buslneaa law^“ modern^nrobloma, 'stcariestsi...... Dick Is well known for his car­ yourself once In a while, espe- Red and White, the winning toaa their ability by making self por­ hits. After Day walked and M e-, breakfast nook, oak flora, auto­ C O L O N IA L ------Irvlng Kelman A C!o. Hartford er. Phon'e 5416 or residence 3751. fortable ? congratulated for having another Y-Tecna, serving aa chairman of and English. "Red" is certainly an Bob has traveled all over the toons, especially "Life with Alma Guire singled, Belllnghiri doubled . 6-0826. olslly If you seem to get more At moments of arri-val and being 120 feet V4 inch. traits. model rooms, still life, Mater" printed In the “ QutH" matic heat and hot water, screens, ROUND TRIP trou Jimmy McArdle’a put of 40 feet winning team. This year’s track the membership committee. Senior outstanding student aa he waa world with the Navy. While young, to center, driving both home. The WANTED—3 or 4 furnished rooms storm windows, awnings and one ON BOWERS STREET (TRYSTAL LAKE— Five-room fur­ than your share of refusals when entirely on the guests you are Y-Teens, and bowling, which she drapery and wallpaper designs magazine. f t i inches wSa-eHOUgh to -take team la the 2tat CCIL champion elected to the National Honor So-, he lived in posts In Chtna^ Japan Indiana added two more tallies in by yourig store executive and- car garage." , A BUY! Nest and attractivety nished' Cottage. Lirae,““glasse tnvtta ■paophrto“ySur“h<5iner gTseUng or maainf^ foSiibye’," so ship team In 26 years of Wlgren- loved. Outside of school, Jackie clcty In his junior year. and the Philippine Island-s. Then and a commercial. art project. Dick has been an active member the sixth and one In the fifth. decorated 6 room Cape Ood. Liv­ T int place honors In the shot put Cover designs for Quill Magazine, wife. No children. Excellent ref­ Perfect condition. Tile bath, G. E. porch. 100 ft. from Take. Pri- If you find yourself dreading they have the pleasant feeling that MSRCHISTIRT coaohed CCIL teams. has also found time, to attend CYO: After high school "Red" plans he lived In the Brooklyn Navy In Sock and Buskin, recently be­ Bristol got Us first five runs in Property Is about 12 years old ing room with fireplace, large ' vats beach. Exclusive right-of- even ths simplest kind of snter- -they are most Important to you? for Manchester. He was followed still life, fa.shlhns and portraits coming a Thespian. Hi.s talent erences. Pho.ne Mr. Oddi, 2-4533. oil heat. Beautifully landscaped Alfred Tarlcco, ’83. When asked what her hobbies to enter the University of Con­ Yards for four years, moved to the fifth. Two runs scored on a . and In excellent condition. July yard. Over 100 hybrid tea roses, modern kitchen, dining rooni, way. 210 ft. frontage, picnic tslnment as a job to be done, Do you try to make them feel that Every Sunday Except June 1, ffnIy S by Altken. were, she answered, "Oh, every­ have been aucceaafully accom­ again was. shown on the set of “A Jack Provan and Bob Johnson necticut to take up business ad­ Texas, and having crossed the base on balls, a hit and three big WANTED—A furnished home In 1st occupancy. Handy to bus and latest varieties. Rhododendron, two nice bedrooms and tile bath. area. (Tall 3-2763 after 6. rather than a'pleasant time to be you were really delighted they thing!" A few of the "everything" ministrations and to major In -ic- continent several times, came to plished hy the upper class art atii- Connecticut Yankee In King Ar­ Manchester for two adults, no new Broad Street School. Quick ONLY |4%.45 TAX •' captured the Javelin for Manchea­ rients. Entries in the Manches­ MHS errors. In the seventh three azaleas, pink and white flowering Open attic, double Insulation. anticipated, then It Is time to take could come and thoroughly en­ Netmen Fail In are: she collects records--” ! Just counting In his junior and senior Connecticut , where he entered thur’s Court," and on the stage of- more runs scored on three hits and children, ^no pets. Will pay $125 sale price $16,500. dogwood. large flowering Haw­ Lot well landscaped. Occupancy BOLTON—Tax rate 20 mills. 13 a look at yourself. joyed having them with you? Or ^ IN C . ter. Proven’s winning throw waa ter Art Contest and the Scholas­ "I Remember Mama." love Johnny Ray" (she has all hts years. He would like to become a MHS as a sophomore. one Mancheater error. per month. Excellent references. thorne tree. Fence with blaze July 15. Call Warren Howland, miles to Hartford. Attractive Well how about It? When you do you- just give part of your at­ 142 feet 414 Inches. records): she .knits sweaters and tic Art Contest were also on dis­ Awards have been plentiful Ivor Inspection By Appointment Children under 12—Halt Fain A vault of 10 feet was the win­ Chance for Title certified Publjc Accountant after When It comes to bu.s'y fellows. Belllnghiri allowed aix runs on Write Box R. Herald. climbing roses. Many varieties of Manchester 8600. Irving L. Kel- 7-room stone house, tile bath and phone to Invite the Smitha to din­ tention to arriving and departing socks; she likes to read “almost graduating from college and will Bob ranks highly. In school his play. ■ Dick. In his junior ye'ar he placed lavatory. Plenty of closets. Hm- Children under 6—Free ner In the pole vault event and 10 hits and there were five Mrin- ROBERT J. SMITH tulips. Whole lot - enclosed with man A Co. Hartford 6-0826. ner, do you make the Invitation guests, letting the rest of your anything," especially current fic­ probably make this his life work. subjects are English, Solid Ge­ Elaine Duncans scholastic first and third in the ‘'Manchester cheater misplays. Gaski allowed WANTED—One room -with light ken oil steam furnace. ' Fully In­ sound speofal and cordial and Show mind worry about trifles? waa made by the aophomore, Dei tion. She even said that she likes Paints” Contest and second and Incorporated Canadian hemlocks. ’VVlll show by Sunday train leaves Manches* Chances for the CCIL tennis To prepare for this he has taken ometry and Trigonometry, Modem award winning abstraction en­ aix runs on nine' hits and .Bristol housekeeping facilities. 'Phone appointment anytime; DON’T WAIT, New 514 room sulated. Screens and storm sash. by your manner that you expect Your answers to questions in Dearoslera, whose performances her work at the telephone com­ Bookkeeping and Accounting for Problems, and his favorite, Phys­ titled "Existence’’ showed her viv­ third place in this contest In hla 9,53 Main Street ter at 9 :36 A. M-, D.S.T. show promises of a new school championship were shattered as made six errors. , — 4749. Telephone 3450 ranch. Three bedroom. Tile bath, Two-car garage and loft. Varie­ them to WANT to come? Or do situation will reveal whether or the Manchester High tennis team pany so much that it’s almost like three years and other aub.lects in ics. Extra-curricular activities in­ id Imagination. senior year. Also in his junior oak floors, full basement. August ty of fruit trees, berries. Plot you make the Invitation Bound like record. Liarry Duff of Mancheater year he placexl in the Scholastic Steve struck out 10 Bristol bat­ not you are as good a hoatesa aa Return train leaves South Siff* dropped a 8 to 0 match to.West a hobby. different phases of . business which clude A-Cappella Choir, Hl-Y, Pro­ Dick Hazelton, Art IV. another SINGLE GENTLEMAN desires 2 After 5 P. M. Please Call WALTER OLSON 15 occupancy. Rearonably priced. 168x580 ft. Near, churches and duty by some lame apology about you would like to be. and WlUlama of Windham tied for Her subjects this ■ year Include Art Contest sponsored by the ters and 21 Mancheater batters Hartford last Tuesday. In spite of should help him to succeed In his jectionist Club, Sock and Buskin, well known artist at Manchester were fanned by Gaski. or 3-room furnished or unfur­ Mr. Heck. 3959. Warren Howland, Manchester school. Call 3425. No agents. meaning to have had them over for tion, Boston, at 6:4S P. M. aecond. this loss, the netmen have an ad­ English IV; Modem Problems, field. Debating Club, Science Club, soc­ High, has several paintings on ex­ Hartford Courant with winners nished apartment. Centralty lo­ Member Manchester Board of ages, or be belittling the Invita­ Meriden 8—Manchester 4 NORMAN Street—A nice 5 room 8600. InHng L. Kelman A Co. DP’S HAVE TRtPLBTS Now Biff Leaffue Baseball The relay team of Eckler, mirable record of five wins .and Business Law, and her favorite. The Now York Yankees rate cer and tennis. Being a "smart fel­ hibit. One very unusual one waa shown in the Avery Memorial. He cated. Call H. W. Allen. 2-0513. Wanted— Real Estate 77 tion by taylng: "It’a pot going to Derby, M a y 29-rtP>—Triplet Frechette, H. D»iff and Johnaon Business Math. Is not only talented In art. but also Two Meriden hurlers combined slrigle, well built, in excellent con­ Realtom Hartford 6-0826. two losses and are certain of sec­ high on ."Reds’" list of favorites la,’.’ he picks the Dodgers as his of many different types of feathers Friday to shackle the .Manchester be ahythlng special ?’’ boye were delivered to Mr. (uid Eyery Sunday In Boston wound the meet up for Manchea­ ond place In the league. In reference to the pressing na­ with Vic Raschi as his favorite favorite team. His favorite tune is on a bright orange background. in creative writing, receiving the dition, hot water heatf with oil, VACANT—aean as a whistle. FOR QUICK ABSULTB In selling Are you always ready to Wel­ tional situation. Jackie likes the Gold Key last year in the National visitors on six hits to hand the Phone 3084 Mrs, Caslmlr Najda o f 13. Water ter aa their time for the run was In the first singles set. Bill Sto­ player. "Red’’ is also an ardent "Blue Tango" and his pet peeve Is Gray walls, green rug, blond Business Property fireplace, one-car garage. -Nice Excellent repair. Near school and your property call Suburban come your gueots when they ar­ street, Derby,- at Griffin HOepital Boston Red Sox, and she also Scholastic Writing Awards Con­ Indiana their aecond loss, and first large lot, qifick occupancy. Ver­ 1:41.7. ver won one of his games but Johnny Ray fan. bad manners. wood, and - orange chartreuse and in the CCIL. Gerry McGrath, con­ For Sale 70 MANCHEISTER—-On quiet street, bus. Six rooms, garage, oil burn­ Realty (To., Realtors, 541 Main rive on time? Or does the door- here late last nIgfiT. The parujlit" HtWHAVEH Other places won by Manchee dropped the other two with scores "likes Ike.” Aa for the "pet peeve "Red" lives with his parents, Robert is the son of Captain and dark green asscsaories made a test. non street ^— New 5-room ranch, er, sto>m windows, screens, land- street. Call 8216. bell often find you still with your are. dlsplaf"J-^-8r~8"trr-4-,-and-9-to-8. -Jtm Mr. amf-Mnr.—Alfigd Woodward. Mr».- Walter ST"K«tW 7 »f Nhrth veiy’ atlV'acffve;'m -fireplaeerhot-water heat-wlth ■ ott; ’ jeapea. h . b . Grady,;tjtL..8D()9, get what he wants. of school as well as In MHS. He for flae win, while PeUAIarieg^^ removed from premtses. Size 19’ VLY ^g rooror 'HrepUce,' '"(Uaetier S': 2-20—Whltham' 3; 440—Rice 2. Collins and Mickey Findell also at ■ 25T West Center street. Coventry...... was done by Marcie Beach, Art'll.' was handed his flrat loss of the ■ l;lle ■ bath, mahogany trita; fun two bedroonur, yie bath, open Jackie has lived in Manchester has decorated for two banquets X 17’. Phone 2-3324 NEW SIX-ROOM SINGLE—Mrc- n 3. dropped their set by scores of 3 Dave Hansen ’53 Bernard Lyons '53. A Mexican design was stenciled sesaon. cellar. Attached breezeway and stairway to two room expaarion. Defeat Hall to 6, 2 to 6, and 3 to 6, 4 to 6. Sto­ all her life, but ahe has traveled and has designed the sets for a garage. Extra targe lot. Phone place, picture window, hot water throughout New England, and on place mats by Nancy Marshall. dancing school foe .two years. He Meriden jumped ahead In the Full cellar. Garwood air condi­ .. On May 18, with the wind blow- ver and Collins lost their doubles The bright colors on a light tan 6969. S. A. Beechlrr. Realtor. heat, downstairs lavatory, large r set for the flrst tlme.fhla yaar, 4 hopes, to -go. to Florida some day dra Taggart, Maureen Waddell waa recently engaged In drawing first Inning on a triple.by lead-off tioned heat (oil). Oversized ga­ .. lot, nice, loiation. . S. A.^et ■k'ater oil heat, hatch­ FOUS WHOJUVE uva Kilty Ryan". Barhaik MacGregaii,' in spue of the difficulty which will meeting held X period, Ma.v 22 In mit on this corner lot, at 885 Cen­ CAPONS^Selb. polntmenl. Phone 8273, Brae- way, stairway to attio, Owner be Imposed by the double session. at ML Neboi Joan Lub;, Mona Modean and Bar­ the girls’ lounge at the Rec. \ MHS Musicians A1 Guay, '53. ter Street, Residence Zone A. Special Prices For Freezers Burn. transferred. Exclusive with Blva bara Person. Those from the class Maly LoU Potter. '53 Gerald Vlchl was elected to lead Mrs. 'William Leonard for exten­ Delivery In Manchester Tyler, tel. 2-4469. IN MANCHESTER FOR YEARS of 1954 receiving their numerals the dramatic group for next year. sion of permission to conduct Four scholarships of $25 each^ Friday Evenings were Carolyn Bengtson. Joan Jerry win long be remembered as .Tourist Home and to have, sign ATTRACTIVE 6-6 DUPLEX. West Boyle,- Peggy Garter, Nancy Gola,. the cheerleader., Joe Scales,: in the were awarded last -weAU 1 improvemento, - hot Golf Team Wine recent public performance, for same, at 857 Middle Turnpike AS WELL AS NEWCOMERS', DIan Culver, Marianne Latulippe, n\embera of the choir and two in­ East, Residence Zone AA, water heat. Excellent condition. Donna LaVlsta. Mary Parmakian. "Cheaper Bv the Dozen." Known H. A. FRINK $15,900. Call Owner. 7906. No Awards Thespians Robert Morrison for permission p Sandra Taggart. Betsy Frelhelt Two,*No Defeats for his beautiful -tenor voice, Jerry strumentalists planning to attend T I. Mancheflt«r 7158 agents. One Immediate occupan­ laurel Music camp for one week to erect detached car port, 1 foot SuUlvan Ave.—Wapplng’ READ THE HERALD. \. and Sally Zawistowski. can be heard singing In the Boys’ c y ______In June. from North side line which la 2 Choir and the Round Table.. Those who have given one hun­ After the underclassmen had re- a t ..their, last, three ...achesluleil Those , receiving__the__ choraL feet closer than regulatings jaU 'ceived' "their " nnnieranr,'"Mtaa "Caaer Joyce Bursaek was elected-vle» dred ■nqurs''of“thetr“ttHBt«r ’Socle ■“ ------ATTENTION!"-...... W H I T E f o r m a ¥ gaihes the . Manchester' Rlgh president. Joyce played the part of awards are Jean Rogers and Gail low, at 207 Parker Street, ’ Resi- made a special award of a big 'M, McCann., Friye KiHWjfwn .w 4 Rytl) and Buskin were Installed aa mem- Four room,Cape .Q lijgopd Shhohl :'|oU! tesiin has ( played-and -UlUm; GUhrelA.'ia. Raint t*«a:'tiito: -tiHk'.Nstioial ’THeaptan dtuicc Zone.A. ------, . iviMrtR TOO ipoiHta.: .ho Mlaa 'Ratiui.: ‘Johnson- were -rirtected frorn the - " ‘-''Bnli' Gaskhit for^jicrtrilsstori' fti' Mm Ten yeart''bldi^«tu- who Is Mr. Bailey’s secretary In wpn thp Unit two, games and has (feVs annual play and “had a part Society i^t the formal initiation l( -too®#- of-' -Jn. Ill • AswsBhljt-play— orcbeatrA------~ .jltfaIly.-fandacapBl:yanI,,y<^ -* A reoast spot; tiie-Malfl- feiHSing.-- — - hees of materials used in photography, machine, and the Patricia O’Hara, who has put of-frulta and vegetables, also per­ iManrlfrHtrf Snrnins il|rralJi Verlie Morrison. Elaine Duncan, thick cement vault where the fltma 1,000 hours towards drsmsUca was A. AIMETTl, Prop. LAKE AMSTON—Waterfront cot- Carambelaa, Betty Hagtnow, Ma­ pillows and tests to prove their mission to have portable ground tage. 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, win­ HERALD DISPLAY vis Small and E l ^ e Miner. strength was another Interesting Loraine Contois, Joyce Johansen, are kept ^ e students were shown swarded the Best Thespian award, Donna LaViata, Sandra Doutt, signs for seasonal pibducts, at 811 COR. PEARL and HARRISON terized, oil heat, living r(x>m 19’ Girls’ Leaders’ emblems were topic. photos of records. receiving four atara, a seal and a Middle Turnpike East, RMldence Florence Mizak, Mary Parmakian, Aftar the trip Ooco-O>la was felt thesplan badge. STREETS X 25’, Hestslator fireplace, 12’ x MEMRER OF AUDIT RUREAU OF CIRCULATION ' awarded to Anna Bareisa. Peggy The class would like to express Zorie AA. Opposite East Cemetery ADVERTISING Carter, Pat Campbell. Dlan Cul­ their sincere appreciation to both Barbara McKinney and Betty given to the group ih the lounge Merit awards are to be presented 15’_ knotty pine sunporch, cellar. All persona Interested. may at- j MOTOR SALES TELEPHONE 7787 Or 6207 General Electric hot water heat­ PRESENT DAILY CIRCULATION 10.4U9 ver, Carolyn Bengtson, Barbara Hale’s and Keith’s stores for their JohnsoA Mlaa Hope Henderson, where their money questions were S t the next meeting. Mrs. Skinner t^ d this hearing. Field, Blanca Caldera, Carol Pot­ cooperation in helping them to be the club advisor, acted aa chap­ answered by Mr. Smith, an offi- (Congratulated the old officers and sot Broad Street. Slanchester er. Lot 80 X 140. Asking $10,000 then she mat with ths new offl- Zoning BMrd of Appeals Open Sundays only $2,000 down. Call Manches­ ter, Mary Qulotln. Helen Rose, .ter consumer buyers. erone. idU In the l;ank. William H. ■ SOiek, Chaimian Mary Petricca, Ruth Shinn, Ssa- VirglnU Hanley, ’S5 ■ ( ’Virginia Hanley '65. , Carolyn Bengtson '54 ceifs to make plans for nsxt year. psU ' «-861* ANYTIME Buy Dtreot u d Save Uoiiey ter 8274, Hartford 5-5138. George H. Marlow, Secretary Schwarts Real Estate, v

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By EARL W. YOST Play In Opener Tomorrow CUYeland’s Roster__ . Oliefs I-jDse Out ___BpoHf Editor :ain Have Annexed ideal For Series Memoinlal Fiel(3 o f : R ^ In 16th inning - ■ i£AK r ' g"-:' • ■ ' •.jo,,;'." ■■ ■ . - • Cleveland—; ....i?}.EA). j ^ e MANORESTER CHAPTER of» GEORCiE SWAN, ace Hamilton iit 5 ~ of 39 "United NatibnA, assemblyr in the^ 8UW "Bo»td ' o f Appr»Ved"i 'aoiithpaw ’ pftcHef, ldesed''a" ■el’em- :es . By FRANK BCK New York has nothing on the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Baseball ■ Umpires will hold a hltter Tueaday night ss the Props - Of Opening" AcHon AP Nnvifeaturwi SporU Editor Cleveland Indians. Because of .four clutch blows in meeting Tueaday night at 8 o'clock downed Pratt snd Whitney 11 to St Murphy's Restaurant. Assign­ Tilts to Date New York—Jeriey Joe Walcott The 34-man Tribe roster three different parks, Albany's 4 In a Duaty League game. Red Gets Three Hits, Drives I Batter Up! " WALCOn: 38 AGE 30- CHARLES^ consists of 18 nationalities. ments for the coming month will Jacko collected two home rune for atai'ted the eevd|ith with a left 1. Eastern League lead has dwindled be distributed at this time. the wlnSnYa and Eddie Kukulka In Three Runs in Twi- Four to Two Mancheater'a imall fry, batWl; By JACK HAND WEICHT The Irish lead with 14, fol­ uppercut to Ezzard Charles' Jaw. to tWp, games over the Reading one. known aa Llttla' L#agu*rg, will Associated Press Sports Writer 19S«». t8SK». lowed by German, seven; Eng­ Win Over Moriartv’ s ! - BldZM (41 .Charles, ,c.oA»ntered, with,.Ale,?t,.,R|id, lish;- six.; -Negro, —five; .-and .ImJians- ^and... JSqhcnec,tady-.,. Blue___ -...JOIiNNy. MOBIASOS Is em.-...... * ..-as.)i-.u.po;A-.K. laimch their third luecaotlve •'-WrohF-way Plttamn-rh ts -Tmt-^ Walcott bMMiiifr m a tw - tflffiatww- lortiiT""" § --- HEIGHT Scotch, four. ‘lay*- ; ployed on a part-time basis at the COACH ART PONGRAirZ' In* Well-PIi^a Game; Wlllltm*. If ...... J 6 0 } 0 0 nlng away from the National j;, ^ neutral corner. Walcott Nssslff Arms Company on Main Merrill. If 6 6. # 0 0 0 noon with a dmiblehbader iched- 6 lt. 6 It. Led by a Spanish-speaking . The Senators , dropped a y-8 de"-- , Hamtltnns now sport a 4 and 0 Patter, rf ...... t 0 3 I a 0 I.eaKU|‘ Without much trouble, the staggered the champion with a manager, AI Lopez, Cleveland's street. record in the Dusty loop while the uled at Memorial Field. . First lO ^ cision at Binghamton last- night ' standing* .If Punrark. 3h ...... I 0 t t I 1 ame at 3 o'chMk Mt« MoHirty Pirates can clinch last -plaes by Istt-hi to the Jaw.___ Charles Airmen.have captured 3 of-A starts. -W-.-—tr.—Pek n nunnaefc, r—...... 3—1—1—3—0—0. drooledd aand his eyes had that n 1 non B. Ounnark. a* .. Sir6tir«ii- t ifu in r — July 4th. 74 m. can, Jew, Negro and Scotsman. fielder, belted a two-run homkr In MEMORIAL DAY’ iports activ­ The Hamtltons are the defending Hamilton . o l.lHki , Vednal*. 3b ...... RACINO BACKWARDS at a glassy look. He fell forward to champions. Vrj4TEUDAl "S RESIT.TS Oroesrs whlla the Yankeea and the The cateper Is Irl.4h. the eighth inning. ity on the local front Friday will I Rldgea .... .667 Prlnxle, rf ...... (!kirdlnals will olaah In.tha iMoend. breathtaking .179 pace, they prom­ hiS’ knees and then crumbled flat Pitchers Early Wynn and ba .limited to a Little League BA’a ...... 500 WftdBirnrih, Ib. . on his stomach. | At Reading, outfielder Mike I Duma*, p ...... Eastern game at 8:30. ise to find the answer to ‘‘How Low MlUe Garcia are of American Lutz accounted for both Indlpn doubleheader at Memorial Field AL SUROWIEC cracked out his PAW ...... 500 'S'-Keneetatly 7. HavKnrd 4 (10). Is Down ?” Unless theie la a drastic As the referee counted. Charles There will be the usual' parade Indian ancestry. runs in a 2-1 victory over Wil­ and a apeclal golf event for mem- second homer in as many games I Moriarly'a .250 Total* ...... 37 « to 31 7 1 ties'llng 3. VVinianiapfirt 1, from the Center tn the ball park at change, they should set a modern- slowly pulled himself up but at bera at the Mancheeter Country with the Royala In a 13 to 1 win Narlaiiva (t) BliiB)i4nitnn 7. Albany 0. the count of 10 Charles fell flat liamsport by tripling home Tex . Brraritca 4. RImIra 3. Memorial Field. The parade vrill day losing record In the majors. Dargle In the .seventh and singling Club. over Kaman In a Dusty League Moe Pringle solved the offering* AB R H PO A Just look at the figures. Won on fals hark. The time was 05 rf .. National start promptly at 1 p'clbek. Route home Mel Rue In the eighth. game. of Dick Blow, veteran minor wirk. -lb ., .Ni-n Yprk. 4. Brokl.vn 3, 7; lost 32; Games behind. 21'j. seconds. Walcott oftlrlally be­ of the parade will Pa from the The other decisive shot was de­ BASEBALL CXIACHES of league right-hander, three time.- urowler. If Cbiragn 7, gt. Loul* 3. Center Park up Bast Center etreet Games behind seventh place. 9 'i. came world heavyweight cham­ Hitting Tips 1b Olnrfnnatl 3^ Plllshurih 3. livered b.v Ted Kazanski. Schenec­ teama tn the Grammar School KRANKIF.’S senred a 3 to 2 Rec last night, driving in three rune a.- trr>kFlnNk(, i to Brookfield etreet, north on And tbs season Is,only ona-Xourth pion. the WlUlmantlc ILldgee’climbed in- Only game* ib;hrilulnn, This was their meeting in tady shortstop, whose single with Baseball League this spring are Snftlwll I-eagtie win over Green "AtnbrtCart ■ Brookfletd street • t»-“ 19wwrtaL-“ over. Sid *8 Secret^- twq out In the 10th inning scored Wally Fortin at St. James. Hyatt Ito second place In the Tw ilight 'VnH». rf If the-Buca_keep,,-‘..jip,, they'll PltV^hu,r"ci, !*:t -luly. Walcott Manor last night at the Charter a .0. Detroit 4. ClfveUbq 3. Field. ^ Walt Denickl and gave the Blue Siitliffe at the Green. Charlie Pot­ Oak Lots: Joe McGuire hliHed fhr j League- with a 4-3-^vln-over Mori- 3lnv. p 0 0 Bobby tiaigla Nick ~'i\v«nljr -Bi: T.mii*--x, -niir**b",7t;...'••• RETRIM’nOIF wind up with 28 v! i f. • »'ie , h.’ .'TU t fought since. You dan A L ev el Jays a 7-6 win- over Hartford. ter and Charlld Perry at Barnard arty Brother*. It wa* the second Only games arhe'lulert. _ a .. - . hardly blame ^ him r for M Is. he Is.. haa W..SS been ".the WJnners while Gi;aham Holmes International John Hedtund will raiee the flag year. Back in 1916 t. .Iladclp.iia AT SCRANTON, Jarrin’ Jake and Allan Cone and Nell Lawrence was the losing chiicker. meeting of the seaaon between the TotalF .. .34 3 3 l l 10 • 3 In centeifleld. Director HatlY Flr- A's set the modern .low with a lighting on snd. off for 22 years or Ikora by iRnlnpn: Buffalo 3. Rorhrator 3. And Light Bat Crawford sma.shed hl.s 12th homer at Hollliter. clubs and gives them an even Byrariiae 3. -Toronls I. alo, acting In behalf of Mayor 36-117 seaaon. In 1935 the Bos­ since 1930 when he knocked out ! break. Moriarty’s having shut out Mnriarty'a 0 « 0 0 0 0 3—2 a chap called Cow boy. .Wallace of the sea-son as th e‘Miners beat, JIM51Y MCNSir, set the pace ntdlF* ...... 010103 1—4 Monlreal 4. Bpringllsid 3. Harold Turklngton, w|U throw out. ton BroVes finished with- 38-115; the 'Ermira' prisne(M i,"' - , in".a • the 'Rldgea 9-0 two weeks- ego;------RifnF- hiHfrt -’inr-rrtnrfF 3; Ciants[ Faste^ • •©Hanea- 4: BalHmnnr 3 ttlj.- In the first round at "Vineland, 4 4 2 ....."AiilOLFH , GRIMM of South with an 83 ja Maiirheat'rt Hlgh'a "the ffrei bail...... " thd National League record. Qnre game marked by seven errors. I 'n ir, SEI’EN INNING game Two-bM# hlti; rUth, NTANOINGA Ronnie DelgIe_wlU coach 'the N-.- -3 - ...... - ...... Coventry has been awarded a var­ golf team dD,wned Meriden. High yAdHAlBL... JPrlAfJii. ■t4criiic*.; . -AurA.- ^■'OlahUT'manager Ten ' DiirdcRer offers aid Id cenfirlleldir WTHIe upon-a-Time. -wayback yonder in' Scrahtori's"' McL Helil went -the' sity track letter at the Untverelty 15 to 3 yeaterdav afternoon. Ron­ {was completed m a iiuie~"7nore wtar, Dfvubl* plBr: Duma* 10 Vadrali ------— ...... *Elilit»nr... (3*ie ttotiee enTfy and veterih tJf- Mays In shirt removal by-play at Kbbets Field dressing room after 1899 a Cleveland team managed to Wallace has seen better days,, route and survived a pitfall In the i than an hour aa'earh hurler pltch- to J. Dunnack. Ia«ft on haiM»ii Mnr« In Major Leagues Today W. L. Pet. OIIL better days flstlcally but hot of Connecticut, GrtWm w m a two- nie Watta and Bobbv Thornton had tU Leagtieri with hla aquad In­ the New Yorkers downed Brooklyn, 0-2, to Increase Iheir National win only 20 all year. But 1900 usu­ ninth when the Pioneers loaded ! ed creditable ball. Blow Wa* op­ (arty't 3. RMfM I. Utrlka-outa; Du- Albany 30 in .«7 — clude Johnny Aloeky, George financially;—....He -Is- 38-- by Nat .jnllsr. .with _Wach.. Carl* Flehera .84s.and Dannjy peMartJp.an 86.^ Ja.r ..UtOPlJCML. .TOODlfX neailins *'t.*HgiirieHt| T« games;— Tt m s the: uar daym itmrorfn Tor wime ally Is the-dividing line-for-modenv "thij '■bsneii...... aquad during the' 'eprtng "seaabn.' posed • by Rab -Duma*. • who- - 41** Glaatfon. •-IMS :w '" i " cunMitgr 'Bohpy mtgier* c i:^ ■■ recoi-ds. Fleischer's Ring record hook al­ Idone all the chucking for the New York jN E A ) —r Branch* liar^ is the Ali-Rtar ahoiletop Until Uncle Sam flnlahes with him. The "say hey" kid will be In- Frey’s 360-foot w-allop sent Paul Peters was given a Junior KF-NNY WICHMAN. accom- Rrranton IS n .son ^ RIoherd, Paul Barter and Nick ; ducted into the service May 29.' (AP). MAYBE BRANCH RICKF.Y’.S though he looks much older and i Ridges oo far and owns a 2-1 Rickey calls the Gleftta' infield tha because of his hitting. Rlmii* .419 fl righthander Bill Koszarek down to varsity track award. .ranted by hla father. Dr. Barney festest he ever saw. and the Ma- Rlnrti^nHoh .413 flVi Twerdy. The Grocere, tutored by .vouth movement will pay off In the light tnob says he I#* older. his second defeat against one vic­ i mark. Bach struck out one end There was considerable specula­ Walcott and big money - were Wlehman. caught seven fish ,\’es- hatiiia haa seen a lot of them In Hartforu' .431 7 Dr. Bin Schardt, Will show many the future book. He haa no-hlt tory. The Albany, righthander was terdsv In Bolton Ijike, Kennv Is didn’t allow a walk. A minimum MAJOfl LEAGUE tion when Boston traded Dark and WlllAfnkpor^ .333 134 new tacee to Llttla Lcagu# ball. pltchcrp .and 2,7 strikeout .artists strangers until 1947 when he al­ TOMMY PRIOR was a varsity of pltcbai were Used to complete 50 years. StanKy.to the Colo Grounds .for. making his first start of- the sea­ golf letter wlhner at tiCbirn this a-kindergarten pupll at the Lincoln Harold de e r wlU be back at tbs In the lower minors. But the col­ most beat .Ibe Loiils lii" Madlsjiii son. ) tlj* game aa many men went down ThiT ifimmibk ' heris I'e 'Whlt'ey Bid Gordon, Marshall, Kerr and iv. L," Prl. b u L Square Garden, although Louis spring. FTlor la a former Manches­ School. - Lockman's development. at first w Xntk coaching helm of .the Tankeee. H ' iHigh After lection now performing at Pitts­ l,usk's ..clutch hits decided a on t wp pitchea, ...... PlLchar. Bam .Webb, but the Giants haA:huat-*±etamfc burgh certainly Is ^learning the got' the split decision. ter High star and a member of the Moriarty's avoided a ahutout In base.' *rtie great majority of first made clear who obielned the best Chlrmn tight duel between Ed March, Wil­ local Country Club. r,X-TEAMMATr~8 afF.ET,. basemen are heavy-footed. 31 14 .344 41. Dave HeyaK. d o rd y Geer, Bobby hard wav. Walcott thought he won the liamsport southpaw who gave ur> the laat frame as Boh Wlllla Ky The Asaocifited Fress of It when they closed with a rush ClnrinntU to 17 .333 3 Maltempo and Bob Merrer. JTmmy They lost another last night, 5- title that night. Louis thought he spanked a two-run single to left National League DAVKV WILLIAMS hss exceed­ In 1950, Horace Stonehem got two PhlladflDhla 13 13 .433 101. j Of CCIL Season at Nebo only five hi^s, and Reading’s Spud Chicago (#5- 51811*0 Clem Tji- ed expentaIlona at second base, Rt, lertUl* 17 31 .147 It Beckwith. Corky Flaher, Ronnie 2. to Cincinnati as the veteran lost. He » ‘as csit In aeveral Murray, who was tapped for six. COACH WALLY FORTIN'S j with two outs, scoring Bob Zim- splendid years and a pennant out Rf'aton Pockett and Charlie Hurlburt will place* and one eye was closed. bine of the Dodgera and Omar Ratlins—Bnis. Phlladalphla. .343: complementing Alvin Dark per- 13 13 ,404 13 -K Kenny Raffensberger won. his Johnnv Sanford, Schenectady's- Am*.rican .Legton Jiinlpr..ljeaehall (Ttirkr Lown of the Ctihs hooked I merman end Al .Surpwlec,. The.Jat--. Adrork, — - ■rif Btanky and the big player In rtttiburgh -a t J lii. be-wUfc-ttoedatda- CClL standing ! blanked the Tigers behind PetC' sixth of the season. Bobby Adams He started to leave thi; ring but ace hurler, won his seventh game team wll open its season on Sun­ ter started the frame by reaching L^rnTTSd Lorki^^ ' They-Mep SBrtr-nthsmpr ISark. The' Beantownera haven't AniMiran Teams In tha American League W li Pyftd- — FIRST-RUN-ror-ths- Rldgea wae- New—Zork,..3S;. -RAhlaana,- -BrnAkl.vn, -|lajM4>tv..... -30.. ■iX..M-- i ■antriea wHI -be eaHad-Oio-Fslrlleld ...4 4 .500 In boxing hefore.” Poth 'tnticher for Newport WeWs; Sauer, Chlcafo, and Thnmaon, New bv lfhomson {, the alihaetrt o f' N^w York "Meriden ...... ' McDonough was In reserve. Biica. Baseball Team in N. E, at the Weet Side Oval. Va.. in 1946 and In 1948 they sent over In the second Inning York. 33. right track last Bummer, .331 Grocers, American Legion, Morl- '"Windham ...... 3 5 .375 In the upper strata of the league, Afterwards, Louis agreed to comparieon. *'’ * Chluaffo .300 ! , The locals need the win today SCORF.S FIRST ACE played for Pueblo: Colo. Lown had when Steve Vadnaia snd Pringle Rune Rafted In—Raiier, Cfilfasn. Thomson hardly was strongg mion the 81. .433 arty Brothera and Manchester Hall ...... 3 5 .37,5 Jim, Hearn pitched the New York give Walcott another title chance, put together a pair of doubles to «l; Thnmsnn. New Tnrk. '33: Cam- While there is no subatltiit* for ---- -jf,----- J tb keep one game ahead of Bristol , . New York, May--29—(#5—With­ HANS D4>|CR1NG .will not. .ap- a .norhit .Jtame until, the ninth. In,, glove aide. During the -Winter. PhUadFlphU .Auto...... ,, ______WhJdletowrr-:. rr Giants to' « -third " straight"" b'Ve'r hoping- to"vrtpe'Tmt the-stigma of "tea c-enter.'The Rfdgea Had a rally -panellWf-Brooktjrn,--37; Rirliler:- Itrnnk- swiftness, ball- games see-not -won ■IW'llJti in the next week or so, the eight Cold Springs Harbor, N. Y,— ^ a f ori the ^hedulnl semi-pro ning when the Dodgers made lyn. And Knuatewiki. Clnrlnnatl. 3*. with relay race*. The National H'sns 'Lbbc'ft kept pointing oTit to WITH BIGHT TEAMs lh{« sea­ Monday afternoon at Nebo at Brooklyn, 6-2, opening up a 2'.* the questionable verdict. — Arnold 1-evlne, a shirt maker, boxing card Tue^sy night st the started ip the first Inning when Thomson that he was playing flnt- Internallonal -SO - the-fotlowliig summer'-they- ... baaebaU...teams-, which. ..wUl...conu. three hit.s for three nins HU*—Sauer, Chicago, and .Knnia. i Lemiru. champlpaa'—.....Infleldeca. son. four mot# than a year ago "'Vtetb'^ ■numher "c Tit CCIL' T:I75 tfie"'rri3rn"hs"'w11T "Be.;hdM'B ' tS ■gBmr reird on ths Dodger#, it Wifa pete in the college World Series at be’eam'e’ a aHol; "rripker for brie '3a>^' Stafford Falrgrbu'iiaiis'sprevlo rtctiffyT'Yn 'i950“r,ovim hilrteit a no­ ■ Zekw Potter- singled. Oft' the Kit mmaTIMpTiW,- -«7T ITu'aTal. •■■e=^uTa; ■|lrJ«’ 'Wm'To 'stay im Mniifra«I ...... 3^ •nffTSBoylTd'STel^^ competition will bo-the goal of East Hartford High's hustling the last game for Wlilie Mays, met In Yankee Stadium and Wal­ and run. Jerry Dunnack rapped and Adama, CInrinnatl. 43; Lorkman. match their apeed With agility, Omaha. Neb., June 12-16. will be He made a holc-in-one on the 1.3.5 reported. > hitter for Fort Worth. New Tnrk. and Meraos, rmahurgh, dexterity and at bat. toea. The Brotaman now goes to RnrbFftar 33 17 boys per team this seaaon, little ’ "Manchester High's baseball team HoVnets. The Hornets pinned the Giants' ccntcrflelder, who reports cott began to clown. He stuck SID GORDON vard par 3 third hole at the Cold what looked like a sure single to hie right-.as handily at ha moves 33 17 . decided In a far-reaching aeries of 44 Hla, outfield training 'enable* 5?'Toornnio 3t 111 . League follower* can eKseot to ees ^hiA„Aften)QQH-JiKBiiiBt last place first: d_efe8l._of,_tho_season .oi\_ the Xor Army duty todav. Ids jchln ou^ and Louis .hit It. not Spring Country Club. The .10- right, but the ball hit Potter who Dttublra — Wlillama. New York, in and to. hla left. once blit a dozen tliifies and W al­ • district playoffs Involving JI2 Lorknien to chase pop filer# a mile Bpriiicficiit 1.7 33 . many new faces In actlmui Many . Middletown at Mt. Nebo. The locals two weeks ago by a fl to .4 THE rH icA GO 4;UBS, once a teams. By FRANK F-CK handicap player, who has been at was {ruhhing and he w'aa out with MrrSon. Pi;r*bursh. and iiualal. 8 t. So thrre are" now three sides to BiiTraVo 17 33 . of the etandout'players of a-year score in East Hartford. The loss pushover for Harry Brecheen, cott saw his second title ^ahot Dunnack gaining credit for a hit. Lnula, 1 1 ; MIkaia. Chlraso. 10 ; -fiauer; and catch them. Ottawa 17 33 . "hchoolboy game was scheduled to Approaching the ideal the col­ .AP Newsfeature* Sports Editor the game five years, used a 9 Iron Chlraso, and 8rhn.nd|en*t. 81. Loul*. Williams made more than 200 Thomson, for he's batting .40.1 ago have graduated to the Alumni start at 3:15. snapped an eight game w;Jnnlng chased "The Cat" for the- third end in sn 11-round knockout. ' 24 3'ears In National League to score his first ace. A single by Del Dunnack In.- with men on base. Raitimore 13 34 . Then the next year, 1949, Louis lege coaches had in mind when New York— Best hitting re­ consecutive plays without an er­ TODAY'ft GAMES Little League. Earlier in the season the locals streak. straight time in beating the Bt. Question; Is It lawful for a they founded- the champienshiv it.'ated the fourth for WlUlmantlc Tripl.*—Thomaor, Nfw Tnrk B- MONTE IRVIN wasn't drlYlng President Riiesell Paul' has Louis Cards, 7-2, in the other Na­ announced , his retirement. The sults come with a comfortable and he took second *a Siirowiec Adcork. nncinnatl. Maya, New Tnrk. ror. EAAtf*m i pitcher to rub the ball on hla' glove tournament six years ago, the .end A FRESlIM.XN DEBUT and Ernla. Phlladelnhla. 4; 7 play­ In runs at this time last year. No worked hard and with plenty of tional League game. world was left without a heavy­ bat. The lighter the bat the fumbled the ball. Bob Dunnack There was some qiieation about Atimry at Pinthamtnn. or clothing before starting his of the regular conference and er* tier, with 3 e»rh. Dark’s arm when he was with the one was. But now It's 'ihnmaon, Elniira at Srrantnn. cooperation . from Oommiealmjer ■ Detroit Just won't let-Cleveland weight champion, and Charles Morgantown. W. Va. — (/FI — beat nut a bunt single and took Heme Run*—«*uer. CKIrafo. 10; WlMlamapoH at n^a/llbf, wind-up? , league races left more contenders better. VACATIONTIME Braves. Now Dark shoots guys Thompson and Weatrum swatting Ernie Dowd of the American forget how" the Indians knocked and Walcott met fn Chicago for Answer: No. That’s the first thing Std Gor­ Dave. Osborn, freshman righthand­ second when Zimmerman let the p*rkn. Rrooklyn. I: Mathew*, Bo»(on. (Othfr vluba nnl orhaduladK the vacant throne; Charles won than can be handled in one tourna­ «nd Adrork. Clnrlnn*tl. 7; Campanel- out from the hole deep and to his in the big nini. NAllonAl League and Levon Parmaklan tnf them out of the pennant In 19,50. Q. Are all foul ment. don of the Boston Bravos said er from Buckhannbn on West Vir­ ball get by him. Del holding at I*. Brooklyn. *nd Mueller. New Tnrk. the decision. right. When the Ikiuialana State And with , their magnifli-rni Naw Tnrk ■t...... Phllada)phtA*~Jana«>n.. . the National League, plus gH Last fall they beat Cleveland out lines marking a! Thus only the New England Dis­ when asked about Upa on hitting. ginia Univcr.sity’s has.cball team, third. Pringle then lined a JiH to UirJLi. VO*. DrewA-.-Uei^.... - coaches and manager*, tn a -p r^ - of the flag li' late September. And Less than two years later. alloweci only one hit, no earned center for a riin. Rtola'n "Bake* — .Telhro'e, Roaloi". klumntiii ws# swapped to the New pitching and infield,- the Olajrts baseball diamond^ trict is likely to name a repre­ Here are some other points that Reeae. Bronkfi-n. and Fondy, Chlragn. York Nationals, one scout said he Rnatnn at Rrooklyn-^llurkont (3-3) nect of a auceeaaful asaaon •!* now they're kicking them around March of 1951. they put the show In fair territory? runs and struck out nine in hi.s - Bob Dunnack laid down a bunt require no more than three or four. Van Cuyk (3-31 sentative without a playoff and Bhoiild help young ballplayers. »: 7 playere tied wjth 4 each. would play third base on a. club Robin Roberta of the Phillies and ('Inrlnn*ll at ri(lshiirgh~r*rlinw>klr»h- ...... bright. 4 again. on the rosd and Charles again A. Y'es. initial nine innings of Intercol­ tn start the last of the sixth. Bill . Pl'chlns—Masll., New York. only three other regioni were able Says Gordon: with a good shortstop. ' the CerdInaU' Gerry Btaley stum­ (4-1»,. v». L*La 1*1Palma • (0-0) or Mungar Play Ball! { Against Cleveland, the Tigers won a decision, this time in Q. Can a bat-, to whittle the field down to two “Try to take that gowl level legiate ba-seball competition re- Frey's peg drew Zimmerman off 1,000; Rw. Rmoklvn. and Wilhelm, tO-t) forget their dreary last place rec­ Detroit. the bag for an- error. Dunnack ‘•Ji.Roliert*. Phlla- PER WEE RRE.SR Is the only bled only once In the early going. (Only gams* •di.iliilert). ter step in ant'; teams each. swing. Don’t try to chop or.u p-' cently. V * f ^ a- 7-'- ••73; Loe*. Brooklyn; S-I, National Lesgiie shortstop tn hts Both were braten by the Giants. f i f ord. When .Ted Gray beat the There was no, reason for a out of the bat Jack Barry's Holy Cros.s team, pereut at the ball.’ : ______> .- . SPECIALS took second as Vadnals was Atneriran. third CJharlea-Walcott fight other grounding nut on the hit and run. Rirlkeouta-Maxlie. New York. M: cissa at present, and the Dodgers' The Glanis win the big ones, and Cleveland at brlrnH—FsUsr (4-l> Tribe last night, 6-2, It was Dc- tcr's box at wll beaten only once In eleven games. "Moat of your power is In the |______V*. Ilnuttfiiian (3-4). trolt'it fourth win In a row over than the fact that Pittsburgh had Pringle came through again with BmeWyn. 41: Spahn. Boaton. 40; captain has slowed down a bit. that kind of a club wine pennants. with out callln; Is the standout In region one. If forearms and wrists. That’S where | ’$0 OLDS “ROCKET 88“ M O O R 7 *6 e, Briwklyn. and Roberta. Phlla- Waaliingtnr at lUisloii iiilghlt— Cleveland. Pat Mullin's fluke two- never seen them. A charity shared time? the Crusaders are willing to enter you get the snap. And if you get a single to center, scoring Dun­ dHphU. !?• (Porlsrftrill (4-4) or 8h*t IM) »*. TRUSSES4IELTS run double when he ducked avvay In the proceeds and furthermore BALGH Is Your , Dark g ^ ..k y d ra jiu tlc drive, radio and heater. nack. When Bob Bells 'thVew over MrDrrinotl (3-3) A. No. hr mus' the Natrnnal Tournament, the a good snap to your wrists it w ill! snd Jack Penrose, a little known rhiiadrtphta at Nra, York—Bhanti E t-A s n o STOCKINOB from a Mike Garcia pitch and Charles figured Walcott w'as an rail time. committee probably won’t look give you a good follow through 1 Frey’s head trying to get Dun­ Aaisricaa League Cliapniaii Defeated linksman from Miami Besch, Fla. (7-1) or. Krllner (3-3) vk, Jlasrhl EXPERT FITTERS easy touch. He went easy In nack at the plate. Pringle romped Moppy Cleveland fielding broke Q. If a battei any farther. i and enable you to pull the ball, Batting—DIMaifln. Rnatnn. ..Ml; Another round waa on tap for (3-3i; -tratiUnfc .thfy K nll Ki»M B rx xiTy>_ alwaya-.done - ’50 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DOOR ____ to second where he scored on .Bascix—igiLTelAnA. . 33S: -.Kalt. OedeeU; (Only gatnra erhrduirdl. ..1.ARRY. .OOBY. br^ika.*. Cray's . WalcoU .surprised Ctoarlgg and ' lTner''"l«r 'HgW l***V. " '* ’r*«r ‘«>le»ltn. .337” Klaali; Trfre working -in Be*>“ .R**nIon Yn the'Mtd-West and Pacific -Const r lighter bat.- I always start out tn "Dork green, dynaBow,- radio; heater, seat covers, 'egcelleiit to. .New Tnrk, .314. field' down "to 'elg'Hfr''. . Monlreal at SpDngftrld. shutout with a two-run homer In everyone else. The odds were the infield after Districts. The two top teams in , spring training with a 34 ounce ttrea. A'very clean ear. C— ' ' for a single. the seventh, one of the longest something like 10 to 1 because I A DDUBIJC PlJiV shut off Run*—Arlla, riereland. 17; DIMag- It haa bounded past, or over the the M i d-A m e r i c n Conference, i bat then taper off until I get down gln. Roetnn. and Roeen; CTlereland. 34; Prestwick, Scotland. May 29-- ever seen at Briggs Stadium. It Charles had never been knocked plttiher, la It a dead ball? Western Michigan and Ohio Uni- to 31 ounces-in August, ; Gsshouse' Ihrest in the fourth, nimpaon and Bonne. Clev'eland 33 passed over the right field wall out and bn 99 days out of 100 he ; Mike Zwlcttv who has been hltllng Run* Balled tn—Roaen. Clevelaiu,' (/F Defending champion Dick A. It is a dead hall In that.,the veralty. will face-the Big Ten c o - ; "On the atanee— when you walk ’M OLDS “ROCKET 8S“ 2-DOOR 34; Dropo; .Roiton. 35; Dohy, aevn- 'at the 415-foot mark. ‘ coiild box rings around the veter­ hatter is entitled to first base champion, Illinois, and third-place ; i^i to the plate take the moat com- ! the ball hard all year but. most of land. 33; MrDougald. New York, and .Chapman wju knocked out of.the. — Dld.Satchel-.Ealga -attoUed.in. to. an, from MarchantYlUaN. J. wtthtmt Jeopardy; p rt> v I d cd -lh e Wisconsin In Diatrict 4 first round ; fartable ■ stance.— -Take -a-■short-; . JUght Mile,, li^tlnunatic. ditvo, radio,, heater,- suit ^vtser, 1 the-time .right. at. aameone,.drlUeetroU, and Ma­ hut U. 8. Amateur king Billy beating Chicago, 3-1. The- other on the line. He said something ers Saturday. The Winners will pitcher with a good change of ' left uncovered and tried to go all rlon. 81. Ixnila, 10; Robtnaon. Chlra- Maxwell. Walker Cup player, Jim­ A. Sl-year-old Jim Duffy. l.*..\ ( I'litrr -(Iri'i't ■Mmhi Iii 'I ’T ’50 MERCURY 4-DOOR i the vvay. but Jerry Dunnack re gv>. and Jenaen. Washington. 3.; I,ep- American League teams were not about it being the Lord's wishes Q. What American League meet In a similar scries next week. pare.’’ rlo. Boston. Kell, Detroit, «nd Tn»l. my McHale, Frankie Btrafaci and scheduled. that he should barnstorm as cham­ Blue, completely egnipped with radio, heater and plaatlc ; coverrtl In time to get back and VALUES! pitchers tossed the most gopher Instead of naming 'the Pacltic seat eovera. Washington." 3. Harvie Ward carried America's Paige came In with two out and pion. Coast Conference champion, DIs- nail him for a twin-kllling. Triple* — Simpson. Cleveland and balls In 1951? The Rldgea garnered 10 hits In Delsing. Si. Loula, 4; Mlnoao, Cbiragn, colors Into the sixth round with puen on first and third "in the He made little money on public A. Bob Feller anil Washington’s ; trict 8 Went to a four-Uam play- Avila and Roeen. Cleveland. Mullln, eighth; He got Sam Mele to retire appearances and now you might Off this year, inviting Seattle Uni- the game while Moriarty's tapped Detroit, and Wltaon. Washinglon. 3. victories. Dlck Starr, Both allowed 22 hom- ' Dumas for five hfts, the side and set them down 1-2-3 say -he's ' getting ready to give era. veraity and Fresno (Calif.) State. ’SO OLDS “ROCKET I T 2-DOOR Home Ttiiii*:—Riiaer. ClevelamT 10; (ihapmsn, 41-year-old (Ktciallte in the ninth. Dick Kryhoskl hom- I This was Bill Frey’s last game Wert*. Detroit. 3; Eaater. Clevelaiu., the title back to Charles. At 38, These two clash tomorrow and Dark gray, hydnunatic drive, radio, aeat covers, h ea ter- 7: Doby. Cleveland, and Zernlal. Phil­ from Pinehurst. N. C., was blasted ' ered In the eighth off Howie Jud- he doesn't figure to be the- Wal- Saturday while Southern Califor­ Three reasons why excellent tires. In the league for some time. Frey adelphia. 4. - son who relieved loser "Chuck cot who almost knocked out Joe nia and Oregon State play off for I enters the Army "Monday; Ken SInlen Raeea—Rlrautn, New York.- 3: out of the running by MaJ. David Stobbs In the seventh. Louis. And he doesn’t figure to Gavilan Stops the big conference title. 'The win­ I Williams. Ridges left fielder. Is Avila. Cleveland. 4; Throneherry. Roe- Blair. .V5-year old Scotsman, 8 slated to join Uncle Sam a week ton, 5:. DlMagglo. Boston. Vain. Pblla- TAKE % 24 MONTHS TO PAY GIANT PITCHING continued to I beat Charles again, ners will play a best-of-three se­ I detpKia. Rivera. 81. Louts, and Jen­ and 2. Maxwell, of Odessa. “lyx- dominate the Dodgere In the two-: why their 15-round bout on! Prudeii ill 5th ries June' 6-7. ■SO DODOE MEAOOWBROOK, l-DOOR ‘ later. .lime 9: aen. Washington. 4. as. eliminted Don .Cameron, an­ club National League race w ith' Thuradav (June 5) la being held i BIim, complfte with radio, Iwatar, Mat coi*era. A low mile- NO GAME Is scheduled Friday, Pltrblng—Wies. Washington. 3-0. other Scot. 2 and 1; McHale. of Here is the lineup in the other l,IBIL..8haotx.--ghtledfli»hii.. JU. .U75;. Hearn, knocked out Monday night, 1 |n "PHnadelpbta’* ' vaal "Municipal^ ------— ------— r ------dlstrlclii;~...... " ' ‘ afa oar. - ■ ^ ■ •— • - - » • • • — ► : • ------Memorial ■ Day, .N«xt gam s. plL*- PhiladelpMa.- onated Minty -Mltter, T9ST FOUD 2-OOOR SEDAN ! Prstt and Whitney against the Henry, Boston. .4-1. ".333; Dobson, Chi­ Blue. Radio and heater. Very low mileage. coming back with a strong four- j stadium I* a mystery to many , Indianapolis, May 29. -(Ah— District 2: St. John's (Metropol­ cago. 4-3. .730.: Kinder, Boston. (Irn- a Glasgow football player who had ‘ BA's. In thetr first meeting, called mek. Cleveland, snd Pslge. St. Louis, beaten three Americans earlier. Stock No. NT-109...... nniS% i f " o ? i : Fltzle Pniden of Toronto, Canada. itan Conference champion). Villa- I-l, .780. '^ho The place holds 102.(^ for the welte.welght nova, Fordham and Penn State in at the end of six frames because 5 and 4. Strsfaci, curly-haired ’49 OtOS “ ROCKCT S r 2-DOOR : of. dsrkness. PAW scored a 6-4 Strikeout* — Re.vnold*. .New York, ; had won five In a row. annual Army-Navy football game I J single-elimination series at State 43; Pierre. Chicago. 43; Garria. (Yeve- New Yorker, nipped Jimmy Wll- 1947 FORD 2.DOOR SEDAN The rocketing Giants now have and can seat manv more for a ! champ Kid Gavllan considerably Dark gray, hydramatle drive, aeat covers, radio and heater. . victory. tand. 41; McDermott, Boston, S3; *on.,a Scottish Walker Cup mem­ 1 College, Pa., June 5-6. Shanti. Philadelphia. 37. Special Deluxe. Blue. Radio and heater. I a. seven-game win streak. In the fight, as It did in 1926 when 120.-| tougher the second time around District 3: Duke (Southern Con­ 0 (/g RECAPS! ber, 1 up on the 2(Hh hole and Stock No. U-710...... I three-game series with the Dodg- 757 paid 81,895,733 for the first j jji^ jiifUaiiapDlla. promoters h a d ...... ference Florida ...... and Tennessee...... Ward, oTTarboro. N. C.. routed ! era they amassed 18 hits. Includ- Dempsey-Tunney fight. been reminded a fight doesn't draw ■ •'v'nn*'’ and runner-up in South- ’49 PACKARD CONVERTIBLE COUPE LaStarza 7 to 5 gOHOLARTlO BARBBAtX Andrew White" of "Scoiund. 8 T950 FORD CUSTOM Jlng 13 for extra bases. Six were But this one. even at 820 tops, j ^ on*500-m ile ra ce'^ »t«cn Conference! and Rollins, ^ Light, blue, electric window*, radio and heater. Enjoy the and 4. Maroon. Radio and hratrr. Low n^lt^ai^r. 'homers, two triples and five dou­ mav not draw 40.000 fans. Pro- | Fla., in double-elimination series open road In this one. Hartford Public 4 Rest Hartford Still out on the course were the Ona owner car. Stock No, U-BJMI ...... ble. , ^ ; moter Herman Tavlor expects; ' ____ at Kannapolis. N, C Favorite 'Friday 2 110 Innings). two remaining Americans, Frank Mlays went hitless In four trips: M,„,elhlng like a 8400.000 gate: The Indiana Athletic Comims- D istricts: Missoui. ______Ellsworth MemoriaJ (South Stranahan. the muscular former Windsor 8 Simsbury 1949 MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN recalvwi- a big ovation from -b „fit mayTtot go that high unless j physician OOR DELUXE > m ir^'’arif)adladh ’8qua’fe Garden. I Joe heavyweight title bout, , District 7:. Brighalm “ Young . ....vDoomiaodevAvJaU .June date. iril^ ■ -'"^Tha'-averiiga"‘■New’' :-Tbric -Biht.i-Otit;.:.:; j'XtstgrttiirTJanfeniiiceF: 'S K ’ & e s m B a a TrrjrfArrrr.*-' 1949 MERCURY STAtrON W A^ dN- dflroRnBBt' tliNNk ’ ■ "itfih " Boh Mtif^hf a he ■ WWifii fan. the. fellow 'who. pays 83 -aodi. A c r o ^ .o f 7,2tH),ab^t.haIf fill-j State,J.Rocky ^fountain ,.Confer.-,* Bocceronl; ‘ the--eK-^oHeg4*n--fpo» :Mn!!i9n,;f!lHty;3saL tHKtt % ant8;Littlejbfc 816"fnr-ir"fight.-will •ses-tlrtk-nne-tbe--uidtaBa-Rtat'e-PaIrgrounda-peiieetT-tw-of-thpee-g nw eaeit Gree t ITew TbCR « e3nt>««Wl to -dUcard Excellent rondlllon. Stock No. C-61S...... on televinion. In -Phllsdelohla and• .CoHseum... It had been the same^ley, Colo., June lj'8- caution ;for an all-out attack. — Indianapolia, M a y 29—(*>--♦ gines running *l high-ep4«d--and ■Ppe'iSoiia, «uemi>t* - pe.i^ Kelly tough.Afjmoiuhber. :5B:OU»99|i^ ;' r t e s 'Angeles.: itay. 29 - jlVcTWrit:' ^;7jymtle''JFai'(W’T V S ’•«tKxSi4i9!iFC''-.tf-^ n r a n k e d rtl out.' Mavbe when the fight Is to pTOThote flgWtS; W In'iltarta’ijoll# tetperts M faaory-trained to ^ tne jolj rtgJh^ . . , ip 24 " DiiiHi green,' iSyd ratndHr''driVe, iW ld an^ he^ rr'good tli& " 2-Door sedan; t<-toiie Green. Joe DiMaggio Bays she will go to a day . or ,twci before the big auto contender In the light heavy claae, ing outside Indianapolis Motor wear and l ^ r oh court Monday, aeekiiig. full,custody pyei; _ TV vleweM will aav '_'it floored La Rtarxa tn the iMooRd — . ■ - ___conveAtlqnal four-cylinder en-. ' fttock'No; shSuIdyhiive bee'n 'blacketl' out en’-' race—a "thinthin-crowd citjwa ' and- a-poora _ Sports Schedu le ’ hours! (31 W f grte y t* hew-tirt milesge st riew-tire ' * killed Urae^ ,,^ „ „ improved the p^spect* of of 9-year-ol(t Joe Jr,, her son by bout. The difference was that this round of their December bout and the retired baseball star. ■ tirely." cost! See us today! fought off a strong ckMing reilly a e o a iin g .__ , . , . •-Iberto Aacari of Milan, the 1951 CHEVROLET STYLELINE DELUXE time tele'l'ision paid most of. the ’t t BUIW SUPER 44IOpR Can , anybody maUh Lee WaU-i ^rop ean 1951 champion.' and She said yesterday the action Thursday. May 29 Dark green, sept covers, radio, heater. A deluxe car. to win an iipset unanimous deci­ 2-Dr. Sedan. Black. Heater. freight. High' vs. Middletown, 3:15 — ards reoord-braaking 1951 speed Freddy Agabimhlan of Albany, stems from "a long series of In­ sion. Danny Is determined to show in Fridays 500-mil* Msmorial Day See how you save on what­ Stock No. NT-183...... cident.* culminated by a. swlm- THE GATE grossed 828.293.88 Nebo. it waa no mistake with ai repeal Calif. I Sports Mirror {for a net of 821,220.41« North Methcxlist vs. Second auto racef. Ascari will drive a V-12 Itallkn I mlng ^ r t y last week.” win. If hr geta-Met Rollie he will Old Timers Who had aeon a dos- 1951 PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE 4-DR. SEDAN DlMagglo and son*-went swim­ I Gavilan. who welgheiUSO 3-4 to Congos, 6:18—Memorial. Space de«s net parniit US-to lisf d i Hm ears in 'get Ike Murphy l^ut. Ferrari that proved exceptionally ever tires you need—with Pruden's 150. battered the Cana­ Friday, May SO en or so of the past 85 500‘s doubt­ durable in Grand Prl* .competition Gray. ming with 'actress Marilyn Mon­ 'Today a Year Ago— The Brook­ oarw t. T La Stanca haa lost only twice in ed that Wallard’s 126.244 mile-an- Stock No. NT-181...... roe. Mrs. DlMagglo, who won a lyn Dodgers edgrti the Philadel­ dian mercilessly around the eyes Morlarty’s vs. Fairfield's, 2 — 53 bouts, the decision "to Bucceroni last yesA- Agaboahlan’s new Cum­ with left'Jabs, - hooks and his Cu­ Memorial Field, hour average .will be equaled. mins Dieoei special has a modified divorce from the former Yankee phia Phillies. 4-3, on Carl Furillo’s r a and a split verdict to unbeaten This year's 83-car field averaged o\xr biggmMftpmcial in ym m i Clipper In 1944, said such goings ninth inning homer. ban iWiportatlon, the bolo punch. A Yankees vs.-Clards, 3:30—Memo­ Rocky Marciano. Bucceroni lost aix-cylinder truck engine. 1950 MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN cut above Pruden’s left eye spout­ about two miles an hour faster THE DIESEL waa permitted a {•Tone iptcn. Radio, hca|cr. One owner car. on are not' conducive to a Five Years Ago .—Marvin rial Field. DRIVE DOW N AND SEE FOR YOURSELF two o f 39, one a decision to Dick ed most of tbe blood. Saturday, May 81 than the '51 field in quallflealions. piston displacement of 401 cubic Limited time only! Come Low mileage. Stock No. NT-16fi. ___ ! “proper father and son Irelatlon- Ward. Willie Turnesa and Dick Wagner. Jde was stopped by Mur­ But it Isn't likely, to enjoy the per­ shtp.” Chaoman reached the quarter Pruden won the small crowd's Auto Parrts vs. Legion, 2—Me­ phy a year ago. inches, compared with a limit of applause by shuffling forward even morial Field. fect racing conditions of laat year. 183.06 for supercharged gasoline "I want little Joe to see hla finals In the British Amateur Golf ------r*------in TODAY! 1951 CHEVROLET STYLELINE DELUXE aftqr he was merely pushing his Red Sox vs. Dodgers, 3:30— WEATHER AND WRECKS can engines. Unsupercharged conven­ father." she said, “but I think It Tournament. Some footwear in London has cut the apeed far below the cant' .S'Door 5^dan. Beiget radio and heater. would be better for ^1 concerned, Ten Years Ago— Al Blozis set gloves. Memorial Field. tional engines , were permitted Stock No. NT-17S...... Gavilan has a title fight with O p e n E v e n in g s designs on soles and heels. Mov­ potential' Last year the weather 274.59. The concession to the Die­ particularly the boy, H the meet- a shotnut meet record of 56 feet Monday, June 2 ing pictures will never poaa ouL : Inga were at my home." Gil Turner in Philadelphia Jul.v 7. High VI. Blast Hartford, 3:15— waa perfect—hot and windleae— sel brought a protest yesterday 4 7-8 inches. In the preliminaries, and the race was slowed only , one 1951 MERCURY CLUB COUPE DlMagglo now has partial cus- of the I-C-4-A track meet, at New’ In an eight-rounder 'after last Nebo. from P. J. Fageol of Kent, O., Black. Radio, heater, overdrive. One owner car. I tody of the boy, who is studying York. night's main event. Colin Chane.v, Aircraft vs. BA's, 6—Nebo. mlnuta and 10 seconds by a wreck. boat racer and engine builder. Stock No. TT-588...... I at a military academy here. ^ TVenty "Years Ago —Juan 193. Indianapolis. decisionrtl Zlons "VS. St. Bridget's, 4:15— That was Mauri Rose’s upset. He Fageol, who had been refused I Neither DlMagglo, In New York, Jackie Thompson, 209, Detroit. Memorial Field. 500 SETS OF landed in the infield and the .track special concessions for his gaso­ N«wl Carols '21abala, Argentina, broke MANCHESTER TIRE RECAPPING wasn't blocked. . * nor Misa Monroe, here, were avall- the American record for 10,000 Miller’s vs.,O nter Springs, 6:15 line bus engine in the race, as­ Don’t V latt-S M •$ ' able for comment. meters, by running the distance —Charter Oak. 295 BROAD ST. T E L 1^-4224 There's also the poisibiility serted the big Diesel "could run ALL ABOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS "ED" in 31.28 3-5. Dodgers vs. Yankees, fl.'-Memo- SEAT COVERS pointed out by Louis Meyer of Loe away from the field," ! S5IALLE8T CROWD rlal Field MANGHESTER Angeles, bulkier of moot of the The Cummins Engine Co. of Co­ SULLIVAN SAFE BUY USED CAR WARRANTY Washington—(#5—Frank Shea. 'nieeday, June 8 engines in the care, that the driv­ lumbus, Ind., may have made the ! newly acquired Senator hurler, Last Nights Fights Legion vs. Moriarty’s, 8—Me­ $ 1 2 9 5 And Ua e n might run out of automobiles rules obsolete. The concession ap­ claims he pitched before the small­ morial Field. 1 ' before the end o f the race. Only parently waa about right two eight imrs survived lost year’s est crowd ever to see a major By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday, June 4 ' TIRi INSTALLED FREE ' years ago when Jimmy Jackson league team play a game. It hap­ By THE ASISOCIATED PRESS Emanuel vr. North Methodist, spaed. qualified the 33rd car tn the field Batting, Dave'Williams, Giants Meyer pointe4__out .tIMt the mERniRT pened a few years ago during Indianapolis— Kid Gavilan, 150 —Hit homer and .two doubles In 8:15—Memorial BTeld, SERVICI at the slowest speed, 129.208 mites BANTLY SERVICENTl spring tralnihg. Frank, with the 3-4, Havana, stopped Fltzle Pru­ Cdrda va. Red Sox, 6—Memorial MOTOR SALES Meyer-Drake engiaos were design­ -on hour. New York's seventh straight win. CAMPBELL ed only for ipAds of about 125 Yankee "B" team, played a pre­ den, 160, PaterKP, N. J. 6. (Non- Pitching, Jim Hearn, Giants — Field. "YOUR OLOSMOBILE DEALER" In two years of developments, season encounter with the Syra­ Utle). Mason’s vs. BYankle’t, 8:15— HEAOQUARTIU ' AUTO SUPFLY miles an hour. - The Speedway Don Chunmins and hts engineers Came back from Monday night changed the rulea to permit gear­ 333 MAIN STREET cuse Chiefs at Plant City, Fla. The Miami Beachi F ^ . —Hank knockout to atrong arm Brobkiyn Charter Oak. WIST CINTER STREET AT HARTFORD ROAD N BISSELL ST^TESr. il«T brought their engine'! apeed up to paid attendance was one. Prank Thurman, 206>i, Modesto, Calif., Tbanday, June 5 , MANCHESTER ing down for the race hut aora* Agaibiwhlan’a pole-winning roeord with four hits. 6-2. as New York TIRES meehanlea nhose te kaep the *n- of 1S8.010. , ' sniriaa* «iit further claims that the lonely fan outpointed James J. Parker, 302>4, swept three game series. , Falrflsld'a vs. Auto Parts, 8 f S r BUYS IN TOWN was given hla mohey baqk. Barry, Canada, 10.; Msmorial Field.

1-:: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1952

DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 AnawtriOLPravioua Puzzla RUT tpet—.BU taC-^ Special—.A-doga. - S e n s e ^ a n d Classiflii TPpper ”nFi ti r ~plpln|i.’ New'" work: PD O TTO 'TffO C'C ’lSKKEo —SHAISfi-LOUNGES------— Motor completely overhauled. 'Billy—Have you anything nearer N ew ^ lh l. good tirrt, i ^ p ------^-t o n t r u c k - display or gnarsnte«tru6«a refrlg- 24-hbur"aervice. Hanche.iter 3636. ' npse and Italian peppers, savoy nOUZONTAL 3 Egg-shaped Wife—The violinist’s exaeutten ators. George H. Wllilama Asso­ add early cabbage, Iceberg and FROM $29.95 AND UP the stage than row "A" T rm hard was simply niarvaloUa. - > j ped and aeat covera." 1840 A ev- PLUMBING ai^ heating. Furn- 8 Produced of HBIARING! , AivertisemeM rolet -door. New valve Job, paint. 14 foot stak e body w ith hy­ ciates, 260 Tolland Turnpike, romaina lettuce. 57 Florence I "Maa'i bwt Hurt>and—Wasn’t It, UiougltT. 2 acea, oil burners and boilers, Blarl AUTOMOBILE friend'* 4 Molds CLASSIFIED ADVT. Good tirea. Both cara recondition­ draulic tail Rate, excellent con­ Manchestai Phone 2-3565, nights street. STo the You could seo the audtanea hang­ Van Camp. Tel. 2-5844. MECHANIC 4 FeUns pets Do u b le tr o u b u c ing on every note, g ■ DEPTk HOURS; ed. and ready tp... SP._, See Bpb dition. 24 months to pay. ------7691. FOLDING CHAIRS. ...sheltered aide Oliver today. Oenter Motor Salea. 8 Baby's walk Thhao’. tax-!fdrma; leave-' me in'^'dl*:-' SUSA.M .toi;iOP,M . REPRODUCTIONS Of farnous “V Work for a'prbRfeiisive WELL ROTTEiy cow manure. Call ^ ^ 0 a n d ' u F ItHail! m*y; . Every man's lift Is'a fairy Ua artist’s psintlngs. Modern and MoTinir—^TrnekfnK— Leonard Giglio. 7083. 7 view written by God’s finger. GET BETTER VALU® ON ? SQLIMENE, Inc. „ General Motors dealer. IS Century plant 8 Deadly The tsara they bring, I cannot antique molding at reasonable StoniRt, .....to -hide;...... —Hans Christian Andarson COPY CLOSING TIME DodRe-Plymoiith. Cars " Ideal working conditibbs'." RHUBARB for freezing or can­ 44-BewUd«r«d - tCtaelal ridges A BETTER USED CAR prices. Manchester Framing, 38 MANCHESTER PACKAGE Dellv- ' . CHAMBERS IS Brown ' It’s not enough to tax your pay— FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Job-Rated Trucks Lockwood street. Phone 2-4313. Complete beneftts. Ex­ ning, 30 lbs. 81; rhubarb roots, KTSwlss capital For more. than lOP yoara, the • ery, ' lx>cal light ’ trucking and AT THE GREEN 18 Inactive il^piMks 87 Asking 41 Lock of hair They have to tax your brain be- people at Sweden used pleeaa of HON. THRU FRI. AT 634 Center Street package delivery. Reftigeratdra, perience necessary. Call. seven'for 81. O’Connor, 171 Union atdel ' —M .8.T. DOpas OPENED, keys atted, Bruno Mazzoli, at 4134. street. Phone 5698. Open 10 A.'M. to 6 P. M. ItChote IT BritlHh Instatcntly 43 Kind money that weighed- 45 pound* 10:S0A.M. DALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Phone 5101 or 5102 copikd, vacuum cleanera, Irons, washers and stove moving a Eveninjrs 7:30 to 8:30 80 Merits admiral 88 One who 43 dry of each, hecanse. the queen wished to guns, ate., repalrad. Shears, specialty. Phone 2-0752. ^ llLagal matters It Copper coins piecea out Bacchanals Veres Ctialn use up the copper from a lam ^ SATURDAY 9 A. M. Safe Place To Buy Used Cars MANCHESTER idOTOR Household Goods 51 88 Lounge j] Aquatic HoV sweet to waken In the morn mine. " 1950 Meireury 4 -^ . Sedan. knives, mowers, etc put Ipto oon- AUS’nN A. CHAMBERS Co. Jocal 28 Welt 44Rkposc - -dltlon"for ctmrtng needa:- Sratta-- ...... SALES...... - “- ARB YOU-LUCKTr ~ * M.OVffNGi... KeHvlnator. .nefrigexa-! . HRiieekpip...... anln»l ...... ll.Warehoueee ■ 48 Entry In a— When .eufUMama llr«t begin., to „rrMci. JEmsit MUat... VOCB OOOPBltATION wiLL 1951 BinpK Special Riviera Se­ 'arid long” •*»------saUnded 47 Great Lake Acroaa the lea and then to he with dynaflow. Like new in every reapect. Beau­ to all parts of the U.. S. Call tate too long and pho'nt Hartford Right back again and ro to Walter—These ara tha bwt LINOLEUM Reionants 50e square a-03Sa -OLDE _____ auAgg ptapeetje- - a c u n tiful—two-tone—ftnl •Aiplrainffe, wall covermg. jpSecona 88Valorout 40 Content 50 Haul itaep. 4g|ta Wn hava fis a w im ir a r D t A t S m 1947 Ford Club Coupe. Motora, 333 Main street. I GOT IT NOW—YES I LL SELL Jn good running condition. manttoiietl —Youngstown, Ohio, Telegram Diner—Wall, bring ma aoma you Done by reliable, well-traTn^ IT TO r a E FIRST LUCKY Phone 2-2969. haven’t had an long. men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hall PalntinR-^PaperlnR 21 ISKanaaa city^ 1 i 1. a r I r “ r - How eweet to waken In the morn LOW COST 1953 DODGE. 900 mllea. New PERSON T- m IT Without one bit of fear or douM, Lost and Found car guarantee. 'Two-tone - gray. Linoleum Co., 56 (k>ttage street. FREE ESTIMATES. Exterior Mr. Albert Gives You A Break! And sudden then to realise BewlMavad—Gee, I don't know TRANSPORTATION Pho;ie 2-4022, evenings 6166 or EXPERIENCED GriU Man. Pleas­ 3 . ROOMS FURNITURE COMPLETE Three-Piece Bedroom 85 Shiny paint S” d Pi Your car in trade. Balance three painting. Have it done now. SiPaculter The furnace fire la. all but out. whaf to do. 1 love a very beautiful . ,108T— Woman’ll gold Bulova yeara, 5%. Call 2-0980. 8109. Phone 2-1383. ant working conditions. Top WITH AN Set. Almost new. Phone 2-1434. • Oakland, Calif., Times girl but aha doean’t love me, and 1942 Hudson 4-Dr. ' salary. Apply In person. Mickey’s ELECTRIC RSFRIGERATOr. ST SUtc d k 1^ ; wrtet watch with ipectal band. WINDOW SHADES made to order How sweet to. waken In the morn a very hodrsly girl lovea me but 1 , Call 6186. 1941 Oldsmobile 2-Dr. 1950 CiJ e VROLET V4-ton pickup PAINTING and paperhanging. Drive-In, Windsor Avenue, RANGE AND WASHING THOR AUTO-MAGIC washer with 89 Venture Without a care the mind to don't love her. f want to get mar­ truck. Private owner. Low mile­ and Inatalled. Venetian bllndi Interior and exterior. Cabinet Rockville. MACHINE dish w-asher unit. Call 2-3359 80 Anthropoid r B cunVber, ried but can't forget tha beautiful LOST — PASSBOOK NO. 68464 1940 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan. and curtain rods. 24 hour aervtce. BED ROOM SUITE after 5 p. m. . .pets age. Excellent condition. Can be building and building contract­ h I Then hurry to the phone and find girl. IVhat would you do If you '■ Notice la hereby given that Paae 1939 Oldsmobile Tudor Sedan. seen st Gninder’s Upholstery Estimates gladly given. Fagan ing. Call a ill, 2-4298. LIVING ROOM SUITE 41 Wine eeik w were In tny ahoaat...... — Window -Shade CO., Route « " g r Salesmen Wanted 36-A DeLUXE PRESTELlNB Elefctric Some hu. u calling the wrong: ” Book No. S8464 leaned by The Shop, 113 Main street. Phone DINETTE SET. RUGS, lYTeriUid ir number. Solornon—IHt get 'em ahlnaii Kavlnga Bank of Mancheater hae Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. SALESMAN Wanted. — Stanley rTABLGS Stove. Almost new, ' Call 8925 wonted n f r r IT 4892...... Repairins 2S after 6 p. m .------_ —Boston, Maes., Transcript vheen loat .and application 1iaa RALCH PONTIAC, Inc. overhead garagr doors. Waillfig- UNOLEUM, KITtniEN tSHaranguec P Did you bear about th«" ’msvr*"- 8TUDEBAKER Convertible, beau­ COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. W P been made to eald bank tor pay­ 155 Center St. — Manchester MATTRESS. Your old mattreises ford Planing Mill Co., Inc., Yales- CABINEiT MAPLE KITCHEN SET — Vinyl 48 Exaggerate w She—Where were you last eowhby who won. tha academy ment of the amount of depoalt tiful light blue. Overdrive, radio Wolcott on washing machines, vllle, Conn. EVERYTHING- FOR ONLY 81 Anger Phone 2-4546 ^ vacuum cleaners, motors, 'small sterilized and remade like new. table top, 830. Also high chair, ¥T w night 7 award—tha riding academy! Open EveninRs Until 10 P. M. and heater. 8300 down—balance Call Jones Furniture and Floor 8375 83.00. Telephone 2-2209. 88 Ret flower of 24 months. Nice car.,. Bninner’s, appliances. Pick up and delivery. . ’Thst’s right, I 8375 for w< Ha—Well, In the first place . . . Covering. 38 Oak. Tal. 2.1041.. Situationa Wanted—> said .... prdanert., W M H Ike She—I kiiow all about the first •Hubby—Don’t let monay bnthar P6hmhdUi OLDS 1950—Wistful light green. Packard, 358 East Center street. A-1 repair. Sales. 1'80 Main everything. TWO YEARS OLD -Air-Way vac- lit Shoaheneeiii you. Do you know what I waa-get­ Phone 81S97. . ___^______...... Female . 38. place . , . where did you go after THE PROSPECT HHi BcsBea rer -Hydrsmatk*. - -Radio -and hMter. I HAVE ONLY ONE OF THEBE uum...cleaner. ■ Very reaaonabler ■... Indlena...... 't h a t r - ...... — ting-whan I gat ibarriadT- Single owner. Low' mileage. COUNTRY OVERHEAD Bonds—Stocks EXPERIENCED Typlsf, anxious So. Hurry up, call me on the phone Phone 8.536 after 6 p. m. 54 Bite W lfa-N-No, did ■ - youT young children. Pre-Kindergarten, Choice car—like new.. Only 8587 CARPENTER will frame unflntah- I’ll show It to you whenever yoil "T Kindergarten. Monday through MEANS BIG SAVINGS ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. MortRaRes SI Ho do typing bookkeeping and 88 Head (fV.) 4T P f r Lawyer—When 1 was a boy my . 4own—ibslanca 30 months,. -Brun-.. '"See -Guif -liarge Selection -Of—- stencttlng-at 1ibme;'-phtwe' 3-3749:' My...... •------.De.!UUXB aA^ ,RANaE^Usftd.Jesa.... M jeweft------Joe Why do..you. always-hava' net’s Packard, 358 East Center New and Uaed Cars Today Can V4'2M;-----...... FIRST. AND Second mortgages — SURE IT’S USED than three months. Original cost' n n hlgh>a'C''ambllIbn'waa' id"be 'a pl- your dog on a chain. ad. Mrs. U la Tybur, director. 8190; will sell for 895. Phone flTObUla rate. . • street. We Trade Wild YOUR KNAPP Shoe cdiihaeilor. All bought for our own account. Fast,. — BUT IT’S IN GOOD SHAPE Rue—1-Because he’s a watch dog. 5 Phone 2-8767. ” conOdentlal sendee. Manchester Dors—Birds—Pets 41 WORTH AT LEAST 8576 8003. ▼intncAL W H 5T .Client—You’ro in luck. It Isn’t 1849 MERCURY^convertlblel Over- 1952 Dodge—Radio and heater, 2- slspa. Contact W. F. Sullivan, 60 every man who can reallae the I'STAMP Collectora — No\# under Mountain street, Rockville. Phone Investment, Corp., 887 M'ain' — PLL GIVE YOU LOW TERMS IRet engage­ The most diffleulfljobs look aaay drlve. Good condition. Inijutrs 349 door deluxe. Low mUeage> A big street. Phone 5418. — I’LL GIVE'YOU FREE ment of HT W drsanis of hU youth.' "• until yqu try to do them.' new management. A new and ex- Bhigd street.'" RockvUle 5-S984. • BEAGLE PUPS. Phone 6148. STORAGE Machinery and Tools aaylng. adolaecente J l ^ tensive etock of supplies, new 19.52 Dodge Coronet Fordor Sedan —I’LL GIVE YOU FREE CARMIVAI* jnLDlCKTDKl05!| -5:^^ ls«iaa - Uv B..: gsnmal. Oome^ . to 1946 PONTIAC, 8 cylinder sedsn- —gytomatlc transmlaatoh, fully ALL, TYPES . of ,.c#rpenter,,w-ork*. .Rgs.in<^..QpAPi:tnnitifll& 32 '—T>ELIVBRY--“... -...... USED ,FI2. Cornplanter, cultlva- and look around. Open 'til 9 Wed- ette. Completely overhauled. New including repairs. Also building "tors, mowers. Used spike har­ equipped. An excellent buy. lot for sale. F. Smith. Phone 2- GROCER.Y And Delicatessen Poultry and Sutiplies 43 I’ll show It to you during the day r nesday through Friday for your parte. New tu-tone green. Good 1951 Dodge Coronet Diplomat store, fully stocked; also equip­ or evening—If you have no means rows, ensilage, cutters, side rakes. SIDE GLANCES BY GAI.BRAITH I convenience. Camprees Stampe, tires. 100% guarantee. See Bob gyromatlc transmlaaion. fully 4848. . BROAD BREASTED bronze tur­ of tranaportattop. I'll send my car Dublin Tractor, (io., North Wind­ II 6 South Main street, Oliver today, for the best In ped for butcher she-'. Two large keys. Fresh frozen. Ready any­ ham Road. Wiilimantlc 3-3217. W3LVV .6K *.V H _ _ _ equipfwd. New car guarantee. rooms in rear of stor.'. suitable for you..bring you to the atore and values. Center Motors Sales, 461 1951 Chevrolet Convertible Chib time! 8 to 2Z lbs. Schaub's Tur­ back home^^o'obligation. UGHT TRUCKING. Also rubbish for living quarters. Chcro rent. key Farm, 188 Hillstown Road. Main. Coupe.—14,000 miles. A beauti­ and'ashes removed. Phone 2-3781. Selling business for personal rea­ PHONE MinMMEDIATELY. I’LL VVV "VO Automobnes for Sale 4 ful car. Musical Instruments PACKARDS—Clean, choice cars sons. Inquire 42 Benton street, SHOW IT YOU DURING THE 'I MERCDBY, .i882..-J’Hard ..Top’.' 'exceptional'" yaluei" In ' ‘Top’ 195P. Fojrd 3-Dr, Sedan—Radio and STONE AND. Brick madbn, - aUo Hartford.- Phone -46-4915,- - Articles for Sale ., 45 DAY OR EVE. I CAN SHOW BY NEW - USED,- ■Rentals.-... Reeds, ' Swjrt Coupe. Appealing medium heater, 18.000 milea. Like new In cement work. Valentino Belluccl, APPOINTMENT ONLY. o t o D t a ^EXCELSIOR transportation with . comfort alK respects. REFINISH YOUR own floors — strings, mutes, stands, acces­ blue. Brand new. only 1885 miles. 80 Birch street. TeL 2-1601. FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE sories. Repairing. Certified In- «dHO0L OF Solex -glass, radio and heater. economy of maintenance, luxury, 1950 WRiya Jeep—With snow plow. Help Wa^ted—Female 35 Easily done with our’High-Speed . presUge....,..- Prices, start ..at. 8685. . .flpof. aandera—Inexpensive. -Com­ .rtryction. Music.for . all ..occas- Pireyibus owner wanted our cus­ 1949 Stodebaker- Champion—Flne RUBBISH Remm-ed;. lawn-e mowetf fckPBRiteiN'CEb "Waitress, wanted. MR..ALBERT. HARTFORD5-0.368 tom Packard. Only 8680 down All years from ’46 up. -Best dol­ condition. and odd Jobs done. . Also light plete line floor flniahing materials. Af t e r 7 p. m . 48-4690 slons. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut. lar value of any car you can buy Apply 111 persort. Center Restaur­ _T.he W, G. Glenney Co., 336-Narth- 6336. -...... ' nuance ■ 'SO ' monthe.- -Beautiful. 1941 Oldsmobile 4 .Dr. Sedan—Ra­ truckln.;.. CaU- Johnny 2-3749- ant,; 499 "irilii slr^ l. Brunner’s Packard-, 358 East Liberal trades, tiong terms—Up dio, heater, clean throughout. Maln street. Phone 4148. "A—L—B-'!E^R—T—’—S Center street to 36 months— down. Brun Excellent condition. 43 Allyn Street. Hartford ner’s Packard, 358 East' Center 1948 Chevrolet Two Ton Chassis Household Semces ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port- Open Thurs. Evenings "Til 9 P. M. UPRIGHT PIANO for sale, BEFORE rOU Buy a usM oar street. and Cab—Extra clean truck. —^Offered 13-A YOUfJG LADYTO 30 YEARS able 'and standard typewriters. reason ahTi. Call 2-0297. • aee Gorman Motor Salea.‘Bulck Ready for work. All makes of adding machines BENSON'S Can save you money LET’S TRADE NOW FLAT FINISH Holland window OF AGE sold or rented. Repairs on all on Throme kitchen .sets. .Reg. i Sales and Service, 385 Main 1948 Ford H Ton Panel—Wonder­ 179.95 set now only 859.95. Nice a atreat Phone 3-4571. Open cve- Stop Here For A Better Detl ful condition. shades made to measure. All who likes working with figures makes. Marlow's. Wearing Apparel- 1947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Sedan— meta\ Venetian blinds at a new selection at the lowest prices In ^ nlnga______■ for an interesting position In the LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade town. Benson’s Furniture, 713 MAN’S TUXEDO, size .38. - Ex­ 1953 New—38 Months, 5% Radio, heater. low price. Keys made while you Circulation Department of The cellent condition. Price 835. AM.EY OPP Run For It, Boyl BY V. T. HAMLIN < 1951 PLYMOUTH Concord, heat- 1947 Chevrolet Stylemaster 4-Dr. wait. Marlow’a. No. 1, S3 cu. yard. Grade No. 2. Main. 1953 Used—34 Months, 5% Hartford Times. Five-day, 40- 82 cu, yard. Delivered in truck Phone 7749. ^ er. Oar like new, Just Uit car for —Radio, heater. hour week. bene5ts. ONE COMBINATION oil and gas nOJUH HEAR THAT 1 YB1...BUT 'THACr VWASOOP ■ a woman. Call 3-1305. 1961 Used—34 Months 1945 International «4 'Ton Plikiip WEAVING of burns, moth holes load lots. Screened sand and all AWFUC. WML? ID < IT 9EEM9 ID *'WHAT TH* N AN* WHAT 1 "''I 1 . — ------— and torn clothing, hosiery runs, siies stone delivered. Order now. stove, white porcelain, chrome 1949 (And Older Models) —All new tirea. Four speed Call Hartford 2-0111, Ext. 29^4 sioye. pipe. Four and two burners. Wanted—To Buy 58 SAY rr CAME najM ]be coming ' JUMPSLUP \ MEAN.HE f YOU GANT beat PeU on thla Used—18 Months...... transmission. handbags repaired, ' zipper re­ Nussdorf Construction Co.' Phone BACK OURTRNt A THIS VWW:!( 4tNGU!-flaiS;WAS0CARS> ’ V one! 1948 Chevrolet 2-door Fleet- 3408. Good condition, reasonable. Phone 1941 Bulck 4-Dr. Sedan—Fine con­ placement. umbrellas repaired, 4565. WANTED—Used furniture. Liv­ HAS THAT / a d eep PEA- L* line Special. Excellent condition, 1-8 Down Pnyment dition. men’s shirt collars reversed and COSMETICS — That's the answer ing room, bedroom, kitchen or ? 4 ^ green; n Oarke Motor Salw, 301 Broad 1940 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan. replaced. Mgrlow’s Little Mending for busy housewives and mothers BOLTON — Building atone and entire households. Let us make 1950 Packard 4-Dr.—Radio, heat­ whose time Is limited hut need flagstone. Bolton Notch Qnarry. WE BUY and sell good used furni­ Street.______Open evenings. 1939 Plymouth 2-Dr. Shop. you an offer. The Woodshed. er, green.-'Low mileage. 1939 Chevrolet Opera Coupe, to-earn a good Income. Three Phone 2-0817. Stanley Patnode. ture, combination ranges, gas Phone 2-3154. !i DODGE .CORONET ’81 Convertl- or four evenings per week. Car ranges and heaters. Jones Furnl- 1949 Packard 4-Dr.—Radio, heat­ 1938 Studebaker 4-Dr, Sedan—Ra­ LOAM FOR SALE. 810 per load turs Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. Tf bl». Lika new. Astonishing Ivory. er, gray. dio and heater. Florists—Nurseries 15 and phone e.ssential; no expert » black top combination. Only 8.000 1938 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan. ence; or Investment. No collect­ delivered Call 7195 between 9 WANTEti—Mahogany Tea Wag­ ; miles. Qyromatlc, radio, heater, ing or delivery. For appointment and 5,' 7531 after 5. BENSON’S OFFER you 20% sav­ 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- 1936 Chevrolet Sedan—Radio and ings on all floor sample kitchen on. Reasonable. Phone 6037. i. Vary choice. Only 8650 down, Dr.—Radio, heater, green. heater. Good condition. CHRYSA.VTHEMUM plants, 25 WTlte G. Bogue, 167 South Main, f Balance 80 months. How can you choice varieties. Phone 8185. Middletown,- or caJI Middletown PEAT HUMUS. Ehccellent soil con­ sinks and wall cabinets. Budget IssT Brunner’s Packard, .358 1949 Dodge Custom—Blue, radio Many, Many Others' 6-8281. ditioner—top dressing. Phone terms. Benson’s Furniture. 713 WANTED . <3ajL.Arph ..kitchen.^ ■and haater------...... A t...... -...... - - TOURNAUD’S - 6516...... Main. •tove. Good heater," Phone r 2-8867. 2-8 WANTED—Salesgirl' -Permanent Hre»u_a-r EVROUCT8 ie50-1851-1649, 38 1949 Ford Custom ‘’8’’ 4-Dr.—Ma­ BARLOW MO'TOR SALES 131 Lake Street position. Dewey-Rlchman, 767 ONE MIRROR, 60 x 94. 865. One BUY THE YOUNGSTER that e*f M roon. Wapplng, Conn. Victor adding machine, 6 key, maple twin bed outfit now. Free Rooms Without Board 59 J months to pay. Forget 1-3 down. Main street. ~ Douglas Motors, 333 Main -street. Open Until 9 P. M. and Sundays Tel. 7662 like hew, 875. Tel. 4891. sagless bed spring included with BARGE, Furnished room with V Aswea ,'*And aftor graduation I hopo you will think of nto as an 1949 Dodge Custom—Maroon, ra­ Phone 5404 every twin bed outfit or two CHRIS WELKIN* Planeteer Spotting A Saucer BY irtJSS WINTERBOTHAM 1950 OLDSMOBILE deluxe club dio, heater. cooking- privllegee.- One block old friand and ta a o h a r^ proap^ |*^_^ I ^ ...... ^ ^ ^ ...... _ . PLYMOUTH ’48 - 4-Door,- 8260 springs free with maple bunk- trom Maln ’slfeet.: Phone 2-4428. -----coupe, - model -88, radio, hsatsr, - AH kinds of Transplant­ COMPTOMETER USED "HbLjLANb furnace, 22". bedi. Budget terms at Benson's I YeAU,AHOI'VB TttYlB6> TO BminaiTlM BY eenffecABoutOHW ’’Vilhy don't yoii thi* dldt tiM ddeter g t\^ mo? Ho oald hydramaUc, beautiful condition 1947 Dodge Cusibm — " Radio, down—nice. Ford ’48 4-DOor, Good condition. Phone 2-5844. CUM ?6nLU FtCKBP UP TELS4COFS/SH? CHKW IF fT« BOrAfLYIBB heater, blaidc. 8230 down—clean.. Lincoln ’48 ed Vegetable and Flower­ OPERATOR Furn.ture, 7l3 Main. ATTRACTIVE Room for couple. LOOKlUePOK 9AuCBit,triaHlp., guaqHj,! 88-dowt,-- 82'Weeltfy: -Buy -the, new "teed. A. A. "Dibn. inc'., 299 Autumn^ iiqw. 8'lW.^Si: r'agular,;!!^^^ !Td6l5Bfe\^LE PGLKS ‘ coupe. radio, hebter. Beautiful 1951 Chrysler Windsor Deluxe. -4- 4943 HAWK--EYE , hemae - trailer, ■ atre«t'?hone 4860; ■Apply'-:i Worcester Power Mower, Fa­ console' revertibie rbtary sewing - For Rent m UP LET C 0i« UP I THAT CJSATel lU O lT O , * ULSntAMGKs/ Jf*>erHKHN6^Anju»aA^ ■ condition'throughout. ,C»lor:Wde; ■Dr.- Radlb; heater'. Extra clean. mous Briggs-Stratton "motor. nu HAVE BV NONiy JUMP IN AMD yOOTW JUST n " 23 ft. Redecorated with new fur­ machine 8139.88; regular 8224.95 MAIN STREET—South of Center. Eiaay terms. Douglas Motors, 333 niture. Very good condition. Price MANCHESTER — Roofing and A. B. A. TOOL and DIE CO. Phone 4164. 7.1 cu. ft. refrigerator, freezing iTl A Kwet! EP VVOKTLB PBTBSTS HIS DAUGHTER’S POOPLE HAIRCUT time fob hot Main. 1949 Chiysler Windsor Club Coupe 1395 Tolland Turnpike Excellent, centrally located store MULUSAN/ Take a. look at m k . —Radioi. heater, thunder gray. 8800. Call Rockville 5-7397 after Siding Co. Also all types of paint­ 50% OFF on famous make Bat­ compartment, now 8199!88; regu­ with full basement available. Im­ 1989 BUICK super ‘convertible All ready to go. 4:30 p. m. ing and carpentry work. Guaran­ Manche.ster teries. Written guarantees. 81.00 lar 8264.95 8.9 cu. ft. refrigerator mediate occupanby. Reasonable teed work. Phone 7691 for free' only 8244.88; regular 829.95 ONCeTMT PM3UO SON OTA coupe, radio, heater. Nice condi­ MAN Wa n t e d to work m wash­ down, 81.00 weekly. Calso Serv^ rental. Call Suburban Realty Co., RESPeciaaLE SMNty/ tion. O ri^B l black finish. Grab 1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- estimates. Icenter. Tel. 4164, 4165 or 2-0980. three-way portable radio now Dr.—An extra clean car. '’Jet Motorcyclea—^Bicycles 11 room. Apply In New Model Realtors, 541 Main street. Phone thla snappy number. Douglas Laundry, 73 Summit atreet. only 827.88; regular 819.95 Per­ 8215. black. sonal portable 817.95. Use our Motors, 333 Main. R oofinc Ift-A — - BOY’S JUNIOR SIZE- BICYCLE, TRUCK Driver wanted. Refer­ ELECTRIC ROTARY LAWN- new credit terms. Only 85 down STORE OR Offices, ground floor. 1949 Pontiac Chieftain Deluxe 4- MOWER. 32 Strickland street 1949 CHEVROUBT deluxe aedan. Dr.—Radio, heater, hydramatle like new. Phone 8003. ROOFING. SpeciaUaing In repair­ ences required. Apply in person. on purchases up to 8200. 24_ Main street near Post Office. Radio, heater. Excellent condi­ drive. ing roofs of all kinds. AIio new Bayer Fruit and Produce Co., months to pay balance. Mont­ Phone 6988. > tion In evfry respect. Douglas BLUE -AND GRAY OHepalble roofi. Gutter work.' Chimneys 46 Purnell Place. . Baby Carriage. Very good con­ gomery Ward, Main street handles finest quality cars. Doug- 1947 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. Wanted Autos— cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex- TWO ROOM Suite of offloes. dition. . Inquire S|8 Summit fronting on Main street. In House laa Motors, 333 Main. . —Llgnt green, pew aeat covers, Motorcycles 12 -^rtence. Free eatimatea Call WANTED—Counterman for meat street or phone 3861. heater and overdrive. HowJ[ey. Manchester 5361. department. Full or part time. 6 (JU FT. FRIGIDAIRE. Excel- A Hale block. Available In about 1951 CHRYSLER ' WANTED — Car from private Experienced preferred. Manches­ lent condition. OSH 3406. 2 week*. 100% location. Robert J. 1940 DeSoto Cuitbm 4-Dr.—Heat­ owner; sedan or coach style. In- Boats and Accessories 41 ter Public Market, 805 Main Smith, Inc. Tel. 3450, VIC FI.I.N I CONVERTIBLE er. One owner clean ear. tereated in good transportation. Bc«tIng««-PhiHibing 17 atreet. a HURRY FOR this one. brand Sleepy-Time Cocktail BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY Pay up to 8150 cash. Phone 12 FOOT Canvsk covered Wolver­ new 1952 8 cu. ft. refrigerator HEATING From A to Z. Con- ine and Haater Craft trailer. t h a n k Ntou. YOU MAV , FmnyouAMB)] I BUWMOMT WUENX — I'D . HAVE 1MOSE MNCY pLWa Your Chryaler-Plymouth Dealer 3376 evenings. . veraion burners, boiler-burner WANTED—Paintera and paper- with automatic defrosting. Re­ Suburban for Rent 66 HAMI HKAK7 M4N y(( YBAUj WAS JUST Aooor TOUn. Privats party selling this Im­ hangers. R, Opalach, 10 Wood 1951 modeU, 8225. Call 8536 duced' to 8299.60. One new 9 cu. ^ ^totrag WBARiN'/ maculate one ouTier Chrysler Con­ units complete heating syatema. after 6 p. m. FOUR ROOMS with electric refri­ LAST N»MT leevEAL AGE — GOT (N10 AN Lane. Tel. 4566. ft, refrigerator, save 8100. Terms ABCUT A N*W/ViOP-y7HOU6Hr AR6UMIS4T WITH MYGHU. vertible Highlander ModeL Haa gusteeas Serrices Offered 18 AH work ^aranteed. Time pay­ gerator; fireplace, modern con­ BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. ments arranged. Moriarty Broth­ PARTLY COMPLETED 16 Ft. Inu to two years. Benson's, Inc., Main veniences. Tel. Coventry 7-6835. irSK WHO HA6 r FKieND.' X’Ve BCEN A all the extraa Including Scotch WANTED—Cab drivers, full street. COMSTOTDIVN.y NO-OOOO BUM AvaR. 30 Blsaell S t______Phony Y ltl -ANnQUBS Reflnlahed. Repairing ers TeL 5135. part time. Apply City Cab, board Speedboat; propeUer shaft, ------I SNCe — « AND OUST TD plaid, upholstery. Always kept In dona on any furniture. Tiemann, Purnell Place. propeller, windshield brackets 1939 PACKARD, running condi- 189 South Main street Phone PLUMBING and heating, special­ GOOD NEWS. Bendix washers Summe^ Homes for Rent 67 PROVE IT— garage and haa had beat of care. and windshield, brass screws, etc. and dryers have been reduced as Will aell under OPS celling. Lib­ tlon. Excellent tirea. radio, heat­ 5643. izing In repatri, remodeling, cop­ WE HAVE Several Openings of to complete. No motor. Good buy er, Call 2-8465 anytime. per water piping, new construc­ much as 840. Place your order DURING MONTHS June, July Wd eral flnancing available. various -types of work for capa­ for someone mechanically In­ POWER BURNERS and Range tion. Time payments arranged. ble men over 18 yeara of age. clined. Price 860. Call 3-8469 be­ now for early deitvary. Call 3535. Augusts Large cabin on Lake 1851 CHEVROLET Tudor deluxe, Burners expertly cleaned, and EdwarC Johnson. Phone 6979 or Apply In person at Cheney Broth- tween 4 and 6 p. m. Benaon’s, Inc., Main street. Mnttanawcook, Lincoln, Maine. To-see this car, call 5416 during Powerglide. radio, heater. Many aervieed. Let us service and re­ Can accommodate 6 peopje or' up ‘-the day or 3781 evening!. 5044. . era Personnel Dept., 146 H art­ KITCHEN and Bedroom ftets. extraa. Low mileage. Excellent pair your waahing machine or re­ ford road. Diamonds—Watchi to three couples. Rental 836 M r condition. Can be seen at 110 frigerator. Metro- Servtea. S-08iB8. EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ Also rafriigerator. Inquire Albert week. Boat furniehed. Please call BUICK. 1949—Dr. Maasaro'a for­ Glenwood street Jew elry J. Cote, 889 Main street, Apart­ mer car. Dark gray, Dynaflow, ing. Plugged drains' machine BOYS WANTED to weed nursery ------Manchester 3-3611 after '5 or FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with cleaned. Phone 6497. stock. Must be ovef 14 yeara and ^ ment 3. write Norman MrPhelera radio, heater, plaatic seat covers. MERCURY 1948 4-Door, dark linoleum, asphalt tUa counter. LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweled, r«^ throughout Only 8450 willing to work. Meet truck in pairs,, adjusts• watches-•w.iic* experUy.upveuy. xumxrrn ixajEvis Taylor street, Lincoln, Maine. S -2f-S X blue. Radio and beater. Only 8370 Expert workmanship, free eetl- PLUMBING and heating repairs. ZENITH TELEVISION — Terrific CO Msor- Bninner’a down. Brunner’s Paclcaj^ 858 front of Soda Shop. North End. Reaaonabla prices.irlcea. Open “ dally. I ..bargain. Can be asen evenings, aasw.es. mates. Open evenlngt. Jonee Fur­ New and old work.. Copper tub-| Saturday morning 6:30. VIttner’s TTiursday *bv( lUf street East Oenter street niture. Oak atreat Pbona 3-1041. ealan. 136 8pruea| 7 to 9 o’clock, at 180 EtlMbethi ing a specialty. Ed Tanner, 5747. Gardens ' atreat. Phone. drl've.drl've, Green'ManorOreaa'Maao Eatataa. OTHER ADVS, ON PAGE 11 THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1952 PAGE SIXTEEN Average Daily N e t^ f^ Ron ThftWftRther 7 For the IVeeIr'rafttag Forecast ot U. 8. Weather Boresa ilanrIffBtfr lEttfttittB ?SfraIb May

Uemortat Temple No. $8, Pyth- . Oloudg and cool, with 4 i? ndn lonl/riit. Fog and eomewhftt’ Ian Biiters, will hold a atraw- Graduates o f Ballard, Class o f ’ 52 GirLArr,e8ted **--' * .^1 e betty feettvid--on-iJmi»'tft"aA-Odd- 'vfw^'fSOTiv •' -cooler -Bimilayi,------Tellownnai at « o’clocltr Those- " -rHELR W ANYEBr— ^ - BotiU - tif ditMlrtlGni wlahtng tickets are asked to con­ The uiuel M d e y evening; card ill O' Crash' ^ ' party wtU be. held tomorrow at tact Martha Johnson, Rllzabeth Caverly, Prances Herron or Ann ' 3 TRUCK DRIVER —— I.SO^t the V r w Poet home, Man- (Claaained'AdvertUlag OB Papro tO) cheater Green, by Anderaon-Shea Parker. M iss....Patelli— Charged^ yOL. LXXL NO. 206 " MANCHESTER; j:ONN,, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1952 (TWELVE PAGES) P R IC E n V E AuxlUtry. No. 804ft. ftrttea.ylU' be: “ FOR h a n d l i n g AVOOD A ' awarded the winners and iefje.ah- ~ Members of the Xmerlcan te-" Reckless in Stringe ments .served. Mrs. Helen Beebe glon are requested to -meet at 8 CALL 5145 OR CALL IN PERSON AT THE heads the committee In charge. a. m. tomorrow in front of the HighlamI St. Accident Army and Navy Club to form for Eisenhower Airlift Held A groMP of young people from ih e ^ ra d e .'...... Frances Piitelli, 19, of 190 Ver­ MANCHESTER LUMBER CO. Crash Kills Three; the South Methodist Epworth non street, who escaped uninjured licague wdll leave thla evening for The dinner which Our I>ady of 2.55 CENTER ST. TEL. 5144 Point O’ Woods, where they will the Most Holy Rosary Mothers . •= ■ w : when the car she Was driving yes­ Starts Air Answer to occupy the navis, cottage. They Circle was planning to hold on terday crashed a guard rail send­ Holiday Toll at 7 atteiM service Siindsy in a Wednesday. June 4, has been-pool- ______\ win jjoned. to . Wednesday, _ June I t . ing a section of rail through the .. «aaeby.^«hutch..a&d return lata Sun­ windsTiiem, 'W its-HirerAmkfed'by day evening. Trip toUiSf By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS v straight' but downgrade section* of Threat Mrs. Edwerd 8. DIk and Mrs. Patrolman Alvin R. Baldt and An automboile crashed in- the parkway, and state Police said Hie office of the South" Melho- Allan S. Taylor of Henry street eharged with reckless driving. . ' apparently no other car ivas in- New York, May 31-^^)- d-alt-dajr 'a: tomorrow, Memorial Day. at Mount Holyoke College and the Tardir.-'^Iay 31Mfl^=G«b-|-:way today, causing three - 'H ie fnaiv ■whd’-.tsjwke the So^ Alvins, however," for another Al­ Eisenhower took off for the State-Police Sgt. Louis Mar- alumnse day leunlon of their class vin, a black kitten riding In the deaths— the first from a traf- chese, commander of the Westport viet blockade of Berlin with and banquet Saturday. Mrs. Taylor car with her when it crashed the XJnited States and a possible fic accident to be reported in barracks who took charge of the the historic airlift, of 1048-49 who was president of the class political future today after investigation at the . scene, said will pieside. Their husbands are fence on Highland street east of Connecticut during the holi­ .says the West can whij) an­ Birch Mountain road, apparently Sales and Service nearly a year and a half as Smith must have been driving at other one, if and when the both grsdustea of Boston Univer­ day week end. Four others "a terrific rate of speed." sity end members of Cbl Sigma brought her good luck.' Miss.Pa­ the western world’s top Russians impo.se it. FRESH GANDY tent and the kit,ten stepped from were injured in the same acci­ He said the car went off the Everyone Likes a Parade Whitman, Sehratt, P. • S. Chi fraternity. Mr. Taylor will soldier in Europe. His plane parkway to the right and skidded Oen. Lucius D. Clay, former attend the reunion of hla class Sst- the car unhurt after thp accident, dent, , . U. S. Military Governor of Ger­ Start Move Kept fas 'Befrigerpted Caees which occurred about l':45 p. m. left the Orly Filed runway at jo feet along the graas before it urdsy. ADMIRAl-BENDIX-MQTOROLA A drowning* and three non-traf- many, noted the Soviet Union Is Miss Patelli told Patrpiman i ; 0 4 p, m . (.9-i04 a , m ., ,e.d.t.). fic accident* gave the-state e vib-,. hit a. tree. and,, toppled over. .an. its 214 SPRUCE STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 509,5 making mensriiig ge.mures' lA Arttuir Dru^Siiins '*Mrss E. ' keTit of "Tsl- Baldt" {he"car hit the ehVulder as In a brief farewell addreia at lent death toll of seven, as the sec-; •***•• Germany but he does not believe cottvllle, whose marriage to Arne shs rounded the curve and went the airport, the general declared; end dav of the holiday began. 'Sherman Smith was thrown out they are .ready to make war. —T--'Tt ~'r ••• — out of control...... When It -went ' - "Mr*. Elsenhower and I are At Stamfofd. three New Haveni-Ot thAleft side of the car onto the A. Carisoh of High street wlU take "“It Is always po.saibte that they 1 7 1 ...... r w place at the Talcottvlll* Congrega­ through the rail-, the car dropped leaving thla wonderful country and residents were killed, and four oth- iT]^* nine-months-old would push us more than we down a short slope and traveled hospitable people not only with a era seriously Injured about 8 a. m. baby, whom^ Mrs. Fitzpatrick had tional Church Sunday afternoon, been holding'In her lap, Vas tossed would take, but I doubt that,” he was honored with a fourth shower Into a plowed Held. Damage to feeling of regret and gratitude but today when the. east bound auto in told this reporter. "I think war rree Zone the car -was estimated at |250. with a feeling of confidence that which they were riding -struck a out of the rlghhsjde of the car. recently at. the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick was crushed will come only If the Soviets are Gustave Ulrich of.ll? poane street. The photo on the front page of I the glory- of France Is again on tree on the Merritt .Parkway here , ready. ;for war.. .1. doubt, very .much, —3erlin, May Koop,S a Jiere said, it. wag Pftrt. of ,th« Date Book taken. Boys' and girit seated In' girls, were Sling to the' tune of .. -^^.,:;.-^~.-'.llI Vi.CENTER STREET ■ chological blow.. He - is .chairman the front row, left to right, are i Yesterday Ei.senhower turned right ankle and ribs, compound concrete abutment around a toll .of the Continental,Can Co. He also Communist program to seal "For He’s A Jolly Good Fellow," fracture of the skull, and multiple atation where the Wilbur Cross ..... - ...... Tuesday, June S-— -...... James Peters, Anne-Bye, -Barbara | over to General Matthew" B. Ridg- heads the privately operated Cru­ LAND SURVIVING oml wtth Mrs; Ballard playing the ac- cuts. and Merritt. Parkways. Join. . Berlin off from the Kurround- ■Bntler and' Andrew -Hoyt.- In'- the ; "CbllrtpamifH'ht'...■ " way the Job he began more than sade for Freedom, which-eupport* CIVIL CNGINISRING '■0utd6Hr mlTslFr/eilivalVEcluca-' OPEN DAILY 5 A. Me to 9 P. M. a year ago—building up the fdrce.s Also injured were his wife, Vir­ The driver of the car, identified Radio Free Europe's broadcasts. "irur Russian zone; — tlonal Square, 7 p. m. upper row, left to right, are Andy Hoyt, son of Mr. and Mrs. As part of the Increasing Gom- Brooke Tedford. William Brennan, MALE'S of 14 nations into a defense line ginia. 24, fracture of the left leg by State Police as Jame.'i Glover, The Russians toda.y-are making June S ami 4 Leslie A. Hoyt of Pitkin athiet, against possible Red aggression. and possible fracture of the skuIU 42. of Newark, N. J., suffered a gestures whleh lead ' niany to mUnist pressure In the campoli^ Edward L. Davis, Jr. Ruth Strickland and Patricia planted the ivy outdoors at the against the newly signed West UALtlon IW.0P Ceiitei; _ThesplamC . Jiresejilatjon. Ppreheron...... Headquarters As he relinquished his North At- and their soris, Ronnie, 2 years, broken left leg, chest injuries and think another blockade 1» In the S0.00 R ^stei^ dvll EnglMer'aniT' of "Kind Lady," Bowers School, foundation of--the- house, a cere­ UVE BAIT -. OUTBOARD MOTORS ■"Tahtrc command “lh"Ti’'brief— cere­ heed- tnjwy and fracture of the lacerations of the hands-and Jaw. offing. Biil CTay feeTs Tfie"y -German peace contrftet,-^th«- -Ru*- - V/tMIss *>es The graduates marched in, mony that was conducted at pre­ laind Surveyor 8;.10 p. m. wearing their white caps and mony on the front lawn of Su­ right leg, and Robert, five, head The hospital said his condition was only using their regular tactics of clans also turned back Allied vious •■commencements." FOR injury and multiple cuts. All are fairly good, Tuesday, June 11) gowns, with William Brennan, son SPORTING EQUIPMENT INCLUDING preme Headquarters outsidq Paris, terror and threat of war to balk patrol cars on the Berlin-Hetih- DEWEY-RICHMAN IS Proetor Road, Manrheater of Mr,..and,-Mrs..Ilahert P...BrenT The parents, grimdparents .and ...... E1. bands os It paraded post habltanU there and elsewhere. On ■ First reunion of Manchester just five she has visited her ma­ ' FLom p s mm In a news conference here yes­ Japan aiid POW Camps "An Blrilft today wmild be the fringe areas were alarmed aa good looks. Let me free yon of thla aortal handi­ High School class o f’ 1922 at Man­ ternal grandparents in England. even simpler than the one -we put them. cap forever. My medically approved method la terday, Eisenhower took a sharp the Russians and the-East German chester Country Club. The children sang In unison. "Hail, rap at isolationism. on then." he said. "Our transports safe, permaornt, and will not mar the akin. J 0 ;• I- p ll P Communists heightened the aald .Saliirda.v, June'tK Hall, The Gang s All Here!" after "There is a grave danger in Tokyo, May 21-^/?),—Communi.st "martyr’s day” demon­ today have double the rapacity. war tempo. High School class of 1927 2Sth which each one sang a solo and for Memorial Day thinking of these problems iof de­ The only consideration would be gave a recite tj'on. The Rhythm strations swept Japan Friday and Tokyo police killed three 1 2 th Korean Buergerablage lies Just within MARY CROSSEN WARD, R.N. reunion at Country Club. fense against Communism) local- whether the Russians would use Korea Reds De Gasperi Band played several tunes with N a y l o r Rangas, Rafrigtrators iy," he said. "It is a tight to be rioters in an acid-oil liomb throwing mob. Three newspaper­ force sgninst an airlift, which the Russian zone but administra­ Certified Blectrologiat James Peters as conductor. fought globally and we must "not men were the only Americans reported injured in riotinjr that would be an overt act leading to Official Held tively It belonged, to the boroagh Mrs. Frances Ballard, director Washm and All get preoccupied with our own spread north to Hokkaido and ■ ------war. I don't think they are ready of Spandeu, in the Brittah eector. S10 MAIN STREET . TEU 8-!A8T GERANIUMS AGERATUM Suddenly "thle niomlng the black-— Other Appliances +■- ■ Idea.s;...... ’ ...... •South to Kyuehtt.- ; • - -n-^' ------"k~- ...... e fOr that. ------" ------Outnumber Wins Most All Work By Appolntmenl—Free Cnnaaltatlnni "It would be a very grave mis­ Twenty-five thouaand police I 4 I s ^ i i a l l "A s for, Berlin, It la in better riiaon,' Korea, May 91— - clad Communist VoIkspoUxel (Peo­ take," he' said, "not to remember smashed 37 demonstrations par- X M. VJl ULSIJ. shape today to withstand the Korean mllltar.v police fmlay ple's Police) appeared and knock­ \r\iN >i-\i-\MU!iSiiK ov :o SPIKES DOUBLE PETUNIAS tlclpated in by an estimated 20,000 ^ a "aa- ed on the doora of the reaid^i^ COM that events in other parts of the blockade than It was before. For arrested a I3th assemblyman os rhJW .H AU pru-administralliin assemblymen Italy Cities The 43 fomtUea were told to clear Mawcimna Com» world are not only a drain on mtr persons. They arrested 311 lead- U p f l M j a V A I T I P T l I ' one thing, It has its ow’n power UN Force Vin c a v in e s, e t c . own resources and military ers. Police said n s officers werq iT JU J T d l l v l l l plant arid Is no longer, dependent hliirked an attempt of Vice out. They were given no reesoDT SEAT strength, but also are a part of hurt, but did riot say how many , . upon the Soviet sector for power. Seoul, Korea, May 31—(fl’) I’ rrsident KIm 8nng Boo tn re- But the action was believed port , our dwn ideological struggle-" demonstrators were injured, I |«-| \ S 'A eg And 1 would assume that-Berltn —Gen. James A. Van Fl»et algn. Kame, May 31— Pre of the Communist pattern of eza>- Replace That Dusty Eisenhower, who led millions of The Central Committee of the ■ A .U X ■ aXl.-A9 .Tm.1. A3CX has built up substantial reserves, In all, 11 assrmhlyiiien have mier Alcide de Gasperi-s •ttng "security belt*” for the Ru^ Save! Save! Savef American and Allied soldiers to Japanese Communist party, called Hftid tofiay Communist armie.s been Jailed on charges o f’ being Sian gone. These- "N o-M iW ' WINDOW BOXES AND URNS FILLED such as coal.” ' in Korea outnumber United Christian Democrats won t i COVERS Worn Out Furnace victory in World War II began his the demonstrations to mark the Paris, May 31— — Police Clay disclosed that In the 194i Involved In a ('nmmnnisi pint control of 4,073 of Italy’s 7,- Lands" are being created around tour of duty here in December, anniversary of a Ma.v 30 Commu­ Nations forces 2 1-2 to 1 and since i'resldent fl.vngnUM Rhee Berlin as well as along -the fUis-- SERVICES struck swiftly at France's power­ crisis' be once officially recom-* 220 towns and cities in the 50% i^r All Makos Of Care TIME T0J>LANT 1950. nist uprising two years ago. ful Communist rtpyement tqdsy mended ..(hat the .UL_8., British.and, “suffer for. nothing.for coni- ^riM'Ialmed martial law. A 13th slan zoniVf, bordej wj Allied ! That Interpret T h e W’iahes Nine Rfda Kllt.rit ^ . with..jaida- on ■ -Red- h'eadquarteral.FiHw^ IfovfrnrnPTitB *> hut lie doc% no^ CXpCCt West Gerififia'hy'.~~...... — W« also have- a -custom .. Communist-Inspired outbreaks Paris- area... Red sending -a - oonvoy- dowm - the high­ .miirilef charge. party said., today. . . ‘!8eowlty BsU'f — -— 106x16 RECAPS Of The Family at UN war prisoner camps on leaders apparently knew they Supporters o f Khec look rom- O u t of 2,465 muhicipelitles TRANSPLANTED FLOWERING AND way to Berlin. But he accom­ The U. S. Eighth Army com­ 'n e East .German Gommunlst line of cflvera in fibei', plas­ Delegates seething Koje island and on the were coming, however, and man­ panied this with a wsrhing: If mami of the assembly and which voted last Sunday and Mon Korean mainland Thursday and mander at a press conferenee took government has announced i t ; is Exchang* eating tic, satin twill, nylon and VEGETABLE PLANTS aged to bum most of their docu­ this were undertaken, the three turned down Ihe resignation of day, the party captured 1,356 to setting up a "security belt" along Friday left nine Red prisoners up Eighth Army problems. These Kim as iinarceptable, KIm had 530 for the Communist bloc and JOHN B. BURKE ments and records. Police seized powers would have to be prepared ranged from the fighting front to thq zonal border. It-claimed thls~' iMpard skin. Made, to fit HARDY PLANTS. FLOWERING- SHRUBS. Expeiises killed and ,X7, woimdad.,...,.™..™,...... -the resL------— ...... to-go- to ws»f should the Ruasian* arcueed Uboe o f acting outsldn 580 for local and rightist ttoksU. Six of these deaths -were on the" trouBleiSorric "soUlhertV frorit"^ was ■hreesjiafy tb" "keiqj out your car. Pj;|,cc8_ start at . "the.raids look place_in.the par- meet force with, force. The three at Koje Island's "prtsoner-Trf -WHT -the ivmstitntloa hy lmprlsnitlng _Thfl_Eftrty. ftgjiccE. jmbllalietl, by. snd sahoteurs" 'from ’ -West Oer» - H E M i K G ’ A I D FUNERAL HOME EVERGREENS AND FRUIT TREES -riot-torn Koje,. 'wfiere"UN'*soraie'rs t.v’s central headquarters, five dis­ assembly members Illegally un­ its newspaper, 11 Popolo, did not governments turned down the compounds. many, which thla week signed po­ Political Squall constructed new. ' smaller com­ trict offices In the Paris area and recommendation. * der. a cloak of martial law. detail' the victoriea of the Fascist- NEW TiRES 97 East Center SL Tel. 6868 pounds they hope will end POW On Koje, Van Fleet said, he be­ litical and military alliances with BATTERIES headquarters of the Comlpunlst- Monarchist far right wMch swept the West. n n .L Y GUARANTEED— ONK YE.»K $ 13.95 Per Set SEEDS . . FERTILIZERS . . INSECTICIDES rule Inside the enclosures. backed peace movement. There lieves the situation la iind.er control elections in Naples, home of the AMBULANCE SERVICE Washington, May 31.-;-IT)—Gen. and the-Impending breakup of the (Exchange Old Tire Plus Tax) For All Hearing-Aids WINDOW BOXES AND CEMETERY VASES In Japan, three rioters" were were reports of similar raids Atlantic pact southern command, But nothing was said about Dwight D. Eisephower, homeward huge 6,000 to 8,000 man com­ sealing off Berlin with a oimliai* Enjoy clean, healthful bound tpday. was flying straight killed when about 200. Korearis, throughout France but these Red Delegates R e d s Accuse Bari, key Adriatic port city, and Guaranteed FresK" students and laborers attseked an could not be confirmed officially. pounds Into smaller groups will be four other provincial capitals. no-mnns-land. Therefore, the ecnnoRtfcal, .winter air con­ into an angry political squall kick­ carried off without Incident, 6 .0 0 x 1 0 — 6 4 0 x 1 5 — ■ $ 1 2 .6 5 State outlying Tokyo police station with Rooms Barricaded The local elections were held in swoop on tiny Buergerablage cants . ditioning ed up by a plan to r OOP conven­ "It is true that the enemy has as a surprise. Weat Berlin poUee tion delegates to visit him, ex­ searing acid and flaming . oil Tear gas squads spearheaded the To UN Leave Allies of Plan three sections, with voting iii ap­ taken advantage of the long stale­ proximately one-third of the miml- said the pcopla there were told by ' 0 .0 0 x 1 5 — $ 1 3 4 )5 6 .7 0 x 1 5 — • $ 1 2 .9 5 If you ^ynulit llkr that, plus a penses paid. bombs. Police fired into the mob raid on the party'a national head-” mate to build up his power snd Service Station W oodland G ardens as it surged forward breaking quarters leading to speculation ripalltfes each time. The .first two the Communist -police they should Drat baaemrnt rerrratinn room Protests against the plan's no- resources,” the General aald. pack up and go tn West Berlin— 0 .5 0 x 1 0 ------$14450 7 .1 6 x 1 5 — $ 1 4 i 0 or hobby shop lot iia show yoii cost feature arose from the politi­ windows with sticks and atones Communist die-hards were jbarrl- Rites for FDR To Extend War elections Were held In May and Downtown Tydol "We estimate now that the June Of 1951. "where you belong." how aimpla and Inoxponalve it 168 WOODLAND STREET— TEL. 8474 cal managers of Senator Robert A. and threatening 13 officers. csdtng themselves In headquarters enemy Is two and-one halt times 7 J M x 1 5 — . $ 1 7 i 0 7 .6 0 x 1 5 — - $ 1 5 .7 5 873 Main St. ran hr. • Taft of Ohio, who holds a delegate Associated Press Correspondent rooms. Communists barred the greater thah the United Nations Munsan, Korea, May 3tM-(/P) — MSI In Srd Place Should the Communists also Tel. 4136 770 Main St. TeL 4307 OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P. M. William C. Barnard was hit snd doors of some offices alM jmllee ' Hyde Park, N. Y.,.May 31—(/P)— move In on Stelnstuecken they lead over Eisenhower In the tight -Six Communist delegates to the In numerical" conlbat strength. Communist truce . negotlatora to- A startling show of ballot Divided payments ran be ar­ _ Republican presidential nomina­ burned on the side of the neck by had to call In locksmlthajir^cliriib .‘•We esUmate that he hae.a two strength .boomad .lhe.. Mso.Fasctat; will be seising a plot .of. Cold ranged. _ ...... ______United Nations -walked out on -« 4lay. -a('j:used -.ilte-.- United-. Nations --■ — tion'rar'e,' 'and o f Senator 'Eales ah' acid boriib," w.ilVe " YiSpOrtlrig a through ^riifow'sr ’ to .one numerical superiority in Command of provoking prisoner Italian Social Movement (MSI) to 'gitiuh'd which had made hes^lBSS ■« home COMEOI* memoHril day service for Franklin before. Last October the People'a 300 USED 'HRES IH STOCK-ir Kefauver, Tennesaean who leads clash between police and an acid- Today's raid was the latest tiirh artlilery. of war Incidents to delay a Korea third place among the nation's pol­ throwing mob of 1,500. His in­ in the government’s ^new "get- D. Roosevelt when speaker W. Police grabbed little SteinstuMk- i USED T U IES — ALL SIZES Democratic candidates; Averell Harriman salS the Soviets Enemy W Inferior armistice and "to prepare the itical parties in this week's voting. The howls of political pain went jury was not serious. tough" . .policy agalnsP the' Com- "But he is Inferior to us in tanks ground for an extension 6t the The results, which underscored en, alleging it was a nest of "west- MORIARTY Bros. Students Demonstrate turned traitor to the cause of peace. ern black marketeers" but rig|lt- Fresh Set Foods Now In Season T. P. AltKIN . up yesterday, shortly after Etsen- muritsts. The six delegates -two each and air capabilities. war." a . growing division of power In 3 1 5 CENTER ST hower-for-Presldent headquarters National rural police said the It followed the arrest earlier The UN delegation replied that Italy's antt-Communiat parties, fully belonged to the Soviet sons. Tel. (W93 from Russia, Poland and Czecho­ "We also believe that if the en­ The Communists withdrew four FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR’ FRIALATOR T E I 5 13 5 here disclosed that every Republi­ riots centered in outlying sections this week of France’s No, 1 Red emy strikes again, he will use all except for Communist stubborn­ took on added Importance because v^am poeu i\ui ouppiy, m e* OPEN ALL DAY can na.tl.onal. convention delegate Jasques Duclos. now. in. prison on slovakia—are meiphers of the UN days later after. pcolMRa hftd been .0 Heating and sheet Metal of. ..Tokyo and lit Oaakac:::. Nearly- Economic and Social eouilcll; They the' air power at his- disposal «ml ness the exeheaJFr -prlBoners of the comlng-parUamentary-elee' Our new sanilRry process gives you a delicious, crisp, t'ontraetor * had been Invited to call upon the 30 persona were arrested in two charges of plotting against the in­ will uae both fighters snd bomb­ could he under way now. tions next April. Premier De Gas- lodged by American authoriUee. 29 BISSELL STREET general In any o f three placea - ternal security of the state. were part of some.50 members of Stelnstuecken is e village of 50 PHONE 5167 golden brown fluid — Seals in the flavor! Come in and MEMORIAL DAY big Tokyo riots, 39 in Osaka artd the council invited to attend the ers to the best of his ability." North Korean Gen. Nafti 11 peri's party now has an absolute (.Sperlallzing In Warm Air MOBILHEAT Elsenhower's hometown, Abilene, 13 Red Koreans at nearby Nara. buclos, secretar y-general of made formal protests over POW majority in the Chambermf Depu­ families which la separated from try them! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED Heating for Over 30 Veara) annual grave site services yester- Van Fleet said that any new Com- the American sector by about .600 UNTIL 9 P. M. Kans.; New York, or Denver., A Clashes between police and stu­ France's Communist party, and munits push would be met b.v the rtot-s Thursday 'and Friday which ties, TO TAKE HOME. CALL 2-800.3. headquarters spokesman said ex­ hundreds of other Reds were ar­ da.v for the late President. yards of Russian rone. dents, workers and Koreahs were When the six arrived Harriman, massed power of the Eighth Army coat nine prisoners their lives. Forty.elght hours after the polls penses would be footed by local, reported at Sapporo and! Sendai rested In connection with Wednes- and » rocklike determination, to Then he added: closed Monday, the chamber qet zuUiqnal, Eisenhower organUar -dirv'e- lrioody riots -aiMirked-by ■ the 1401(19).,,, -asSHStI*. -.. It'S'hj'lV'L'!?— ' ■ "New" ■Fssik,-'TerteloBn ■'■■■ In the north and Htroatrihm and was speaking. amaiih the Crrinmtirihd"' fdririatlons 'gkh eohiitdsi-atlort of a' SenSatb-ltp" COMMUNITY RESTMffiMIT - tlona. if not borne by delegates. Fujuoka - in the wesL On Japan's arrival of Gen. Matthew B. Ridg- 'These, are obviously deliberate proved measure which would give Before Eisenhower committee "It has not been easy to keep as they have never been smashed 143 NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER bright the principles of Frsnklin before. . provocatlona designed to ob­ the courts power to dissolve MSI. backers denied that the, national (Continued on Page Seven). (Contlnned on Page Three) struct the outcome of the question organization would pay for a thou Roosevelt since he died," Harrl- The general's soft voice sank to Breaking down the result* of Bulletins ■; fOR LIMITED a growl as he spoke for s few mo­ on prisoners ot war and to delay sand or more visits to their candi­ rhan said, adding: armistice proceedings, to create the'Sunday-Monday municipal vot­ from the AP Wires - date, Taft and Kefauver headquar- 'Tn the International field, n ments of the destruction his army ing, the Christian Democrats aald TIME ONLY! former afiy which we had helped would wi"eak on any attacking new fears and tensions and to pre- tgrs blasted the plan.. .U»«,.Erzark of more Uian 100 top-flight re­ Whitehead and Reiman Morin ts-ill Monday at the Bigelow-Sanforft are kickproof, damage-prooL. . eaay to keep clean. equsl to election in this heavily .group,already has been named by didate in the regular sense." This Women brought their brightest be prominent In the convention and Mohawk carpet plants herf, ' Value Leader Oil lumer Democratic state. Only in a couple frocks out of the closet and men preacher beginning to show porters, photographers, and tech­ And it’a a^ph an fnexpensive luxury k ^ Taft backers. came after Bancley's home-state strain of her constant bedside nicians. news report. These three roving The union's contmeta expire aa .": Df western Congressional districts A Democratic primary In North Kentucky pledged him Its 26 put away the dark neckties they political reporters have written midaight tonwrrow. Both Community Sing ASSORTED COLD CUTS 55c does the Republican party figure have worn since thetr monarch vigil.. .Six year old Hartford boy, They will comprise the team —We have a large aelection of tixea I O C Carolina nominates for Congress votes. lost yesterday In Rhode Island that Has been setting the pace all top stories of the sUte primary were closed for the In the November elections. and Governor, and Minnesota Ike Gains 27 died Feb. 6. campaigns and covared politics Day weekend. ■ and gradea' priced low as...... sq. ft. OFTHB The Mincnd Ham, Spicod Ham, Vooi Loaf. The crepe bands which thou park for three hours, resting com­ year for expert, penetrating and aa The polls open at 7:30 ft. m. Democrats open a two-day con­ Thursday also, Russell named from coast to coast. They will be (e.d.t.) and will close at 7:30 sands of citizens were wearing on fortably at home today.. .Govern graphic coverage of the national vention Which will complete that Sen. Eklwin C. Johnson of Colorado polltickl scene. in the thick of pre-convention ac­ SMASH AT BED p. m. The complete vote tabula­ state's 26-vote group, by selecting as his campaign manager, empha­ their sleeves will disappear and ment announces today It la stock­ Seventh and Eighth Grades and piling 450 miles o f emergency pipe Veteran Leader tivity until the minute the flrat Seoul, Korea, May 81- SKINLESS tion normaly takes about 24 hours three at-large members. sizing his bid for nationwide sup­ the tempo of all activities In the A three-pronged United Na British Commemwealth will quick lines to supply water to any For both conventions--the GOP gavel calla the Republican conven­ G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. Bandy Oil Co., Inc. for state's 2,01-T precincts. Voting Lost Clearcut Teat ’ port. tion to order on Monday, July 7. tank-lntantry patrol The High School bomb-devastated .cities.. .Wife of starting July 7 and the Democrats machines are used only in one In South Dakota's primary Tuea- Taft picked up 12 delegrites to en. ' Hal Boyle, roving columniat, Into Oonununlat Uaqai Lb, leavy voting center, Greensboro. '' The greatest change, undoubted­ a Na"vy lieutenant stabs her two beginning July 21—the-AP's tal­ 2 AIAIN STREET TEL. S125 331 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER FRANKFURTS 69c day, the state namei. 14 Republi­ Eisenhower's 27. These Includ­ ented Washington corps of «dltors will be on band. So Jim Mar­ the esRtral t m t a«d Interest during a 15-week esan- canan aiand eight Democratic dele­ ed:' for TaXL five conceded him ly, will be In the life of 26-year-old children to death and thrusts TUESDAY. JUNE 3. 7 P. M. I knife Into hsrasif 80 timea, but io- and reporters will Join forces with porttag feet"i Closed Saturdays At Noon ft*'atria. ' Beda with ' XOoatlnued oa F afe Two); I d sSouth ^lakota contest la de­ (Continued on Page Sevea) (OoBtiBned Page Two) reported in good condition. staff men from mors than a doxen (OeatUUMd OR rage

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