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Washington CroWds See Army's P-80s
Five Meet Death
8V New Foreign Policy
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tallest building amid the tow- Of Americans hy Fire ers of the New York financial Washington, May 21— Pin ing Huge Hole in Big^ Washington, Ma.v 21.—(yp; ing With His Pistol —Senator Vandenberg (R., district last night and hurled back yopfyour ears, supply sergeants, City Markets Stocks four Army officers and a and listen to the th< secretary of war. Mich.), told the Senate todfiv Part of the crowd which saw a flying demonstration of the army's new P-80 Shooting Star, jet-propelled Dachau, Germany, May 21—(i
0-foot Washington, May 21.—(JF) story by identifying Georg Fleps, would carry the whole matter td overcast and struck the 58t)i floor Londan. May 21-^jP)—Premier —Senator Barkley (Ky.), the ------23, of the First Waffen SS Panzer the United Nations. of the 1-story 937-foot high Bank Social Coiincil regiment, as the killer. ' No Exceptions Proclaiming 'an American “of- of the Manhattan Company on Ahmed Qavam broadcast strict or. Dem^ratic leader, said after Government Official As. fensive for peace,’’ Byrnes left nd dera to Iranian troops today “n o t: ®- ._iitalk---- V*ithfx,- President Tru-, The prosecution charges that Wall street. The plane diainte- serfs Order Now in the Germans slaughtered nearly doubt that It would be carried out grated In a blinding, flash and Facing Many to go further from their poaitiona” man today that the rail and 800 American prisoners of war Policy on Jap even at the expense of the basio showers of flaming debris fell to along the Azerbaijan border, where coal strike situations con- during the Ardennes offensive, al- post-war Ideal that the great vic- the pavement. ^ Works; Deep Silence some clashes have occurred. tinue the same, but added | lowed the • First Panzer regiment tor nations should act in unison to Flame Like Rain Of Fire Tough Tasks "everything is h o p e f u 1.” On Any Negotiations to hunt human belnga for sport Cabinet Holds fashion the future. “There was nothing but flame," The broadcast said the premier and issued “no prisoner” orders. Russia Held Beaponoibla had established a conunisslon to Barkley was one of a group of John Gunther, a Chaae National congressional leaders making Washington, May 21—— Tt** gross could change those cus- Gonerij McNamey acknowl- (1) The absence of Russia and ternational Cooperation Ifist night ivc to reducing the possibility of the victory as the "greatest bat- ernment of aelffproclaUnod toms. edged that “we are thinking of Argentina from the conference,— that "the horror of the atonilc effective bombings. tle'' of ton civil war Involving nomous Azerttaljaa llft^ ni._. Mrs. Luce, who established her alternate plana” although tho of- which la being held under auapic- bomb has blinded many minds to He said, however, ■ that there 150,000 men on each side. law pftar ooe day today ; committee dfter Uie refused ficial American policy still Is to ea of the United Nations Food and other possibilities of atomic energy would be "no miraculoua tranafor- The government troops Orere ex- TreMury Balapce Agriculture organiaatlon. Both and particularly atomic power." | matlon of atomic energy into pow- pected to meet with considerably aanoanceuMat that '' to rent Constitution hall to Negro seek implementation of the Pots- Washington, May Tbs toager Justify tha Pianist Hazel Scott last fall, told dam agreement to treat Germany countriea are' normally surptus- Would Add to Cruising iiodiiia er." Heat from atomic fission, he more determined Ommunist produclng areas, but neither is a He said that the installation of adtledt^ would make steam “and troops at Kungchuling. position of the Treasury May 17: peacefnl methoda member of the FAO. Conference i atomic ".energy in submarines Btcanv vviir drive turbines or recip- Forces reti'eatlng from Szrping- Receipts. $106,492,034.88; ex-1 AserbolJaB pcnaa ! makes "a very attractive propoai- rocating engines exactly as it does j penditure*. $110,126,788.98; bat-1 ao further oatM |tion” and shipa would "have a now." . 1 ancc. 119.035,077.320.60. > < KnziUttaK;^ MANCHESTER ETETNIWG HUrKALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1046 ^AGB Virtk MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 21,1940 rA uir THitprtc being that I am a'daughter of; •Muatment, / the nationwide re- Arthur De Michiel, Torrington, Half Blitter Supply the south. . . . j DRiyiNCO^ALKING h^illtsillltatloy'service of the V.F.W. U rges F a t h e rs X clls o f P act warden; Albert L. Coles, Bridge-- B u d d y P o p p ies is doing tKings for veterans which Refore annophbing appointment State P o lice > M o lloy A ga i n of the apetial committee by the Congress Not Thinking port, advocate; The Rev. Ernest W i l d F lo w e r B oo k let the goVi^ment la unable to do In Now to Services ' board to a^udy Icasca, Mrs. Tal- ■ Wilson, New Haven, chaplain. ' their bmalf —those things they N o t ify B o a r ds P le dge (d ve ii Delegates to the Supreme boun- NEWI IIMELYI IEAU7IFUU — Profussly llluitraled with 41 nsfursl Sa le T h u rsd ay cannoy do for themselves. ■ m a d g e j ^ d ; G et F u git ive K n ig h ts’ H ead color phoiogrtpht of naiivs Wild Flewert. Writs fit your copy of ((tontlnoed from Page One) K ‘'Bc. u stated here, and now ,that cil to be held at Miami, Fla. iiv ihit bssutiful snd colorful booilst today. Sand lOc (ttatspt or men who have given their ______» August include Judge M ol^, OITii-i'il Rrovi ps and non»bcUvc j Of Forbidding Strikes , • coin) for sach copy or $1.00 par doisn to Salads Taa Ce.. Iw 44, VrW' Will Have Them in time of war—to make Thofte of Ageg 20 to uiir let ourselves forget how ahoiild inform the local board of Mav 1 tween Two Houses Unemployment Claims Drop easing importsnff'e of much we Owe to those who did the their parental statua or they may Ik k I*”** two decades agft tojHiy when a for- (iolliiiHville Bank to be present at the Firehouse on mate of the Osborn prison farm in Knights of Columbus concluded SHAM through June 30, has intensified Keich minister of Interior a n 6 y d l u b a c Enfield' le.ss thkn IS hours after "■ ■ ■ vetergirf'SffairB partlcularl/com - fighting. be pnicoa.sed for induction into the By iama* Marlow Wednes(^ay evening at six o'clock their 33rd annual convention here armed forces, warned Commander the buUer shortage to such an ex- nought to dlst^ve that Grand for a 'fire drlU. his getaway. The, man is Rich- Hartford, May 21—WP)— Unem- t'he Y,F.\V. sale of Buddy When you wear a VjF.W. poppy yesterday by sleeting officers for on Thursday, Atn^rira's disabled John K. Robinson, State Director tent that the Agriculture depart-1 admiral Krlclt Raeder secrellv re- Named as Agciiey Washington, May 21 — — Ounce Saturday ard White, 30, who was serving a ployiMent benefit clalihs in Con- ippies on TOursday. 23. In of Selective Service, today. ment and trade sources reported armed thex’Navv even under the I * Hera’a an ABC on what Congress Mrs. Renato Oocconi heads the 3 to 4 years term for burglary and the ensuing year. necticut decreased almost seven present difficult pw od of re- and needy veterans wll know that these developments: j vVelmar Republic. ttie your interest in theii*'Nwelfare is All local board.M. he continued, ta talking of doing about strikes dance committee th at 'will be in had been in confinement since Judge Thomas J. Molloy of per cent for the week pf May 6-11, TBiA practical and sincere, ^^counted have be<-n ordered to review and 1. Some large mld-wast com-1 The wltneaa. 70-year-old Karl Hartford. May 21 (JP) Edwin and labor-management disputes. i charge of the dance this coming January. He' was captured In a Hartford was chosen state deputy according to the weekly report of tsmong those who believeX that recla.ssify all registrants between .Seveflng, was minister of interior 1 p- Northrop, president of the aav- It’s not going to try to forbid Saturday evening at the Commun- bam near Enfield this morning at for the sixth consecutive term. the Employment Security division. practical and , sympathetic aksist- the ages 20 through 29 and the i „ * diaconttnued sales to eastern I 1928 to 1930. He was arrest- Insurance fund ■mkes. Cong;ress Congress isn’t even think- Hall, Bolton- Center. Serving 5 o’clock by Detective . Sergt. Other elected included John Phil- Total claims fll^ in thst period ance for the living,...... rather ...... thhp non-fathers will tr pro.cs.sed for -^o . . I o" "f Hermann Goeripc ! ‘ "nnounced tj^ay the ‘ ap- Ing of trying it. That would be too^^jj, Cocconi are the follow Michael Santy and Detective Sam G ibso u C o llect io n lips. Hartford, secretary; Eugene amounted to 56,705 of which 26,- ' 2. Terminal butter receipts froluftafter the Nazis took power Both Pointment of the Collinsville Sav- drastic a step to take. ing members of the Ladies of Saint Rome, both of the Hartford bar- W. Bellavance, Moosup, treasurer; 182 were veterans claims. Impo.sing monuments. Is the finest Inga society, Collinsville, Conn., by wa.v to honor the dr'ad by helping vThe.se ”registrants. 20 through 29, some creameries are going on-1 Rader and Goerlng are among ...... I t is talking of making it Mss Maurice; Mrs. Anthony Maneggla, racks of the state police. \ tirely to the government,i/rrnm*»nf with ! the 23 __ ranking. Germans^ on trial the fund trusfieea to act as an easy to call strikes. But that’s as B o u g h t b y Y a l e the living. ha\^ . x been . In Clas.s IV-A . since ■ V'-.I Mrs. Frank Rlva, Mrs. Vincent White escaped froib the prison I day atiil now by authorization of nothing left for the domestic trade. for war crimes7 agency bank for. the Connecticut far it goes in that direction. Peracchlo, Mrs. Victor Morra and farm at 2:30 p. m„ Monday. When Coming! Coming! Headquarters for the V.F.W. Presldeht^ Oilman they will be 3. Many large retail groups and Severing said Raeder promised « , * , J8ut right here make a distinc- Mrs. Frank Fachettl. prison guards seiM an alarm to Buddy Poppy Sale will , processedproce.ssed apd made availshleavailable ini- ----dairy•' i'"",’'-----•mm-u companies have leased when he took over control of the 1 Collinsville Savings society tion bet'ween the House and The Ladies of St. Maurice will the state police,' @tate PoIiOeman New Haven, May 21—(Af')—Yale •FEATURING THE NEW DIFFERENT THE THIRD ANNUAL DANCE PRESENTATION fords Mena Store, 917 Main f j„telv fob pei vice In the armed In order to protect their Navy in 1928 he would not violate 1 !•'' twenty-fifth of the aeyenty- Senate. have the Mello-Tones to provide Walter t’oley of the Ridgefield Librarian James T. Babb said to- .Cffvvw. “ street. Chairman John Linnell and , forces v \ position In the distribution field. the Versailles treaty limitations' mutual savings bank.sdh the Some months ago the .House, the mtialc for round and square barracks and "Corporal Pal," a day that the Langhome Gibson col- Entitled en-ehairmah Oraee Tonrnaud wi Fathers, the (’oXi^iKlcr said, if 7' ' or attempt secret rearmament. state to become identified with angry about strikes at that time, dances. Earle Johnson will call the bloodhound, were sent to the lection of more than 2,500 volumes ANTISD be in charge of the sale. they have not ah-eadv done so. , ,, ®*f*ollshed wholesale and rc- No Infringement, of Agreement the plan. / passed the Case bill. square sets. . farm and picked up the trail. The and other material dealing with E L A ST IC -C U RL shoiild go immertiately^xto their i .71 *;o*oh*la are .being bypaased •‘There was no "infringement of Rogers Perry, vice president and That piece of legislation-; putting As an added feature there will scent was lost at a point where the Naval aspects of World war local hoards with Pi— Ap- a detail commanded by Detective FRIDAY EVENING,^AY 24, 1946 unless an agreement was reached the .National Convention at «an hemg ii.md to handle mail Bo Studied pointment of Robert Guidi of Hol- Sergt. Francis Rangan, made the VAN CAMP BROS. K id n a p p in g a Kolinsky soon oh establishing central agen-, R,.„„ciia o in .September. These are , ROITE 6 A.ND 44 It, up for a vote. a heat wave. cics to treat Germany as a whole,, jho D enartm enf. Off ei«i Tone. ' Cream chee.se operators are Rolda M artin Gibso n But first they want to toughen lywood, Calif., as chairman of/ the arrest. White was returned to Telephone 5244 $15 the state prison at Wethersfield. At the ”lf we. were thinking about,^ and S No rcomnHses "1"? farm separ- (Contlnued’from Page One) Annex to the It up. Yale Record, undergraduate fmm- Big Fight On .Amendments or magazine, as announced by the State police report the first car HOIN ABOUT rOM anythlnfi^ like that we naturally ’ tv-four fiiv trin le a v m e ^ R tn n . a fur^ New Enfclantf^Hotel —Iat------White stole belonged, oddly V MANCHESTER STATE ARMORY would not tell It In advance." he T\,,ra,|«v ‘’^^Gcr pass when Daughters of the Amer- They want to tack changes on it Alumni board today- $20 — Id I ‘n"r""av. Kepiemher 19. in Pull- to cream production. ican Revolution are being accused Bolton In the form of amendments. The Other appointments:, enough,, to another man named PRECIOUS FURS? man standard bedroom and state- Ilf the crime of 'revolt' in the naj»e i)ig fight in the Senate will come | Ely Harwood Schless, New York White. Clarence White of En- Curtain Goes Up At 8:00 P. M. . .\rrl\al of Wives Help room cars with stopovers and ,i . , of the extension of those liberties TEL. :{82.3 or 3815 J Bushnell M e m orial over those amendments. [ city, business manager; Robert C. eld was astonished when a state SIMONIZING The American commander said i sighUeeing at Chlcagb, Winnipeg, ' m ■•■ul ■•m , to which Our society is pledged. When the Senate finishes—since f Hardwick, Ankona, Fla., art edi- policeman, knocked at his door . The Body Shop Method Tickets On Sale Now! major factor in the Impi-ove- Manitoba, Saskatoon, Calgary and I -JA RA I I I C » ) . "If our committee and the ac- Hartford thelr product probably will differ} for: Ralph G. Soderburg. Marble- and said his car had been smashed ment of aoldler conduct was the touring by antomobil' from Cal- OPENv froni the. Case bill—it will have tU^ head. Mass., managing editor; Rob- in a cha.se. He i-efused to believe ! Charmore Beauty Shoppe arrival of American. wives and gary to Banff and Lake Louise in it until he want to his garage and I SOLIMENE & FLAGG. Inc. GENERAL DANCING WILL FOLLOW PROGRAM! ” IlflltllFC^S j stltutional and illegal, why doesn't go back to the Hou.se for approval. I ert B. Baldridge, Washington. D. 384 Center St. IM. 81SI PHONE 3043 children In the occupation zone. the Canadian Rockies, also an ; Mrs. Talmadge take the conMitu- EVERY NIGHT Then when both Hoase and Sen- | c’., advertising manager, and Rich- found his car miSsing, according 241 NORTH MAIN ST. Just Call •‘This has had a good effect.” overnight,stop at Jasper Park and ( tional and legal mean.s which she W e d n esd ay, M a y 2 2 - 8 O 'clo ck ate Agree on what they want and , ard N, Cohen. New York city, cir- to Hartford barracks authorities. 1 5177 he stated. "The wives seem well thence, after proceeding by rail .\ccording to information Just thinks exist to cause u,-to disband, EXCELLENT pass'the bill, it will go to thfe pres- , culation manager. satisfied with living facilities we; fi-om .Vancouver, B-, C., to Seattle, received by First Church of CTirist' suppresa our free cxpre.saion ident for his signature. *«la* 1 1 call at your hourt Tickets Available at the Box Office Self-called “America’s oldest have provided for tnem. However. | Washington, arriving in San Fran- | Scientist, Rockville, Cdnn.. it opinion, or to force us out of FOOD AND DRINKS He may dislike it so much he'll college humor magazine," the Yale ud tandarly transport they still swamp us with lots of | cisco. Saturday. September 28. I learned that from June 1 . 1940, t o G A R 7 veto it. Then it will have to go Record is scheduled to appear it to tho safoty of our questions about shopping, travel | Hotel at San Fi anc.lsco will be December .71. IPI.I, the Christian IJberal, American Cause back to House and Senate. It will shortly for the first time after SINCE 1915 Pur Storage Vaulta. and other things and we are go- included and will be assigned bv i Science Church the Mother "I think the rea.son she doesn't CATERING TO be up to both houses to try to pass three years of war-imposed suspen- S A K G U A R D I N G O V E R SI 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 B E L O N G I N G T O 1 , 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 T H R I F T Y C O N N E C T I C U T P T O P I E mg to give them a compulsory ,he National Housing Committee. ' f’hurch. The Fir.st Church of i.s that she knows the cau.se we are BANQUETS AND it over the president's veto. sion. No need to worry about Kramtsco after th e , Christ Sclonl.st, in Bo.ston. Ma.s.,. fighting for -fhe elimination of the WEDDING PARTIES What Senate May Do That courae will also include an convention, the party will stojx. <’’ippnilcd for wartime activities 'white only' clau.se in the Constitu- Here’s what the Senate is talk- WM. DICKSON & SON Plotha or b u rg lars while hour's talk on fraternization in tion hall leases—l.s. a Just, a liberal \ Injuiiea Prove Fatal Phones: 2-0920 or 5329 they r e s t the Sunnier which the women will be given over with sightseeing at Los An-total of $8.000.000., Including ing of doing: | geles, California. Phoenix, Art- and an American cause.” 1. Strengthen the go\'emment's ‘ long in eur cere. our "’official policy on fratemlzji- camp welfaie work and relief In i m - i FLOOR SHOW Bridgeport, May 21—(/P» — In- zona. Grand (Jan.von, Arizona, the occupied countries and in Rus- ty,e Congress a delegate to Duo-Pian Conciliation service. (The govern- tlon with the Germans.” arwl ih .- ____ i ___ r™ .,. Xoily,rc.-CH. juries received Sunday when he Exterior - Interior Painting Denver and tHe Colorado Rorkies | «nd the United Kingdom. This i itj— Talmfdire tnw a ooo ment sends out conciliators in .la- »nMANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. T U E S D A Y , M A Y 21, 1945 P A G E F I V E HANUITESTER EVETSTNG UKRAl^Dj MANUHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MA\ 2L, 1945 'PAcm t o o l Baldwin on Tuesday, May 14, Manchester Veteran 1946," the board said it ’’expects WTtU— ISM To Arbitrate Hopes to Holil that the full cooperation of both property on Carter afreet. Manthpster I S h e a S e l e c t e d Service Center parties can be obtained so that Hannah E. Johnson to the Allen Local Trucks WDRC—.1960 69 center street, next to Muni- CRAFTSMAN Today’s Radio this very coatly stoppage of work Realty Company, property on China-s Great Rice Bowl Lies cipal Building. Fur&er Talks DeMolay Seats Pale Book Rato of Pay will not be prolonged.” Hartford Road. I A s a D e l e g a t e Eastern Daylight Time The Allen' Realty Company to Brins; Lumber Director, Nathan B. Gatch- IJnkin Criticizes Bon AUTO BODY SHOP ' " k . \ Its Officers Anthony A. Sorell et.iix, property Fallow, Its Millions Dying j Tonight 4:00 — WDRC — Hoiiac, Party; • ^;00i—WDRC—Big Town; WONS Connecticut Company, ell. State Board ^Surprised The union algo Issued a state- on Hartford Road. Concert, ' Manchester • Elemen- ^To Attend Convention News; WTHT—Jack -Bcrch; —Nick Carter; WTHT-^Lum Assistant Director, Walter ment criticizing the ban on the} Manchester Homes CobppraUon Arrive Here with 38,-' tary achoola combined Glee Club,- 'W n c—Backstage Wife. and Abner; WTIC—Johnny Pre- Union Also Fail to Ford. Ami Disappointed^ N« picketing of home.s which was in- ’ Colorful Ceremony at (o William J. O’Neill et al, prop- (KMl fe e l lo BuiM One, p O f Supreme Council of 4:15—WTHT—Music Hall; WTIC sents Frolics. .Secretary, Mrs. Margaret terpreted In some quarters as an | Duketi BroiherM erty on Canterbury street. —Stella Dallas. A;15—WTHT—O’Neills. Agree on Hours Dtiworth. B-P Not Representeil indication that the edict of the i Masonic Temple Be- TTie WilUams Oil Service. Inc' , ^ I Municipal building. K. oLC. in Florida 4:30—WDRC—Life Can Be Beau- 8:$0r-WDRC — Theater: of Ro- Hours, 10 to 12 boon; 1 to 4 I ^governor and state, pdlice comnils- ! • Fainilv Houftes I Wednesday, May tt to Witt P. Craft, Jr., property on | tiful; WTICJ—Lorenzo Jones. mani; Nows; WONS—Adven- New Haven, May 21—(>P)— The p. m. West Hartford. May 21 (/P)— Sioner would not be Heeded, set- } fore Large Audience High School Art Exhibit. School > ting the stage for a tem case. BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING Loomis street. Judge WHHmkJ, Shea, member 4:45_W DRC—Main Street, Hart- tures o f the Falcon; WTHT— Phone numbers. 8322-5441. The State Board of Mediation and A new .corporStidiT, to be known street Rec, 7:30 to 4:30 p. m. | Ck>nnectlcut company, operating Arbitration, asserting it was "sur- The union said such a prohlbi-I The Manchester Homes t.’orp- : a.s the NeiihoTnes Corporation has of Campbell countlL Knights #f ford; WTHT—Hop Harrigan; American ' Discussion League; V e t e r a n’s Administra- TRUCK PAINTING, WELDING, ETC. Gsorg* J. UoniMt. of SOS OnUr Thursday, May ^8 WTIC—A Date with Judy. trolleys and buses over a large sec- prised and disappointed" that no tlon could be a "precedent which j oration to Joaeph Romaaka, prop* i been organized in the office of Columbus,- was plckeiKM one of WTIC—Young Widder Brown. tion Representative James atTMt, was Installsd as Master . High School Art Exhibit. School 5:00—WDRC — Feature Story; 9:00— WDRC — Irlner Sanctum; tion of the state, and the Amalga- O'Brien on duty Mondoy, Tues- repre.sentative of the Niles-Bc- well may lead, step by step, to the ; Estimates Free! erty on Hawthorne street, south. , Les.sner and Rottner for the pur- street Rec. 2:10 to 3:15 p. m. and the delegates from Connecticut to Ooundllor of John Mather CSiap- Hattie M. Peterson to Raymond 1 attend the Supreme couneiKMs- WONS — Musical Roundup; : WONS-Gabriel Heater; WTHT mated Association of Street, Rail- day and Wednesday from 9 a. ment-Pond management appeared gradual abolishment of such tsr. Order of DeMolay last night pose of carrying on general build- 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. —Ed Sullivan's Pl^lovers; at its last meeting tn attempt ne- things as freedom of speech, .^as- 127 SPRITE ST. -X TELEPHONE 2-n48 A. and F. Rose Larder, property sloh at Miami in August at w ^ 'WTHT—Terry: WTIC—When a way and Motor Coach Employees m'. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p. m. at the Maaonic Temple, in a pub* ing construction with George Grif- Annual Poppy Sale of Dilworlh- WTIC—Amos 'n Andy. ' gotiation of the strike at the sembly and picketing of any kind. ’ on Cambridge street. fin a,s the builder. closing session of the state con-^ Girl Marries. I lie Installation ceremony, l^ e cere* Comell Post 102, American Le- 5:15—WDRC—Woman’s Oub; 9:15— WONS—Real Stories from (AFL) have agreed to submit Pratt and Whitney division, was John McCarty et al. to Tom J. ^ gion and Auxiliary. ^ vention of the organization at A . mony took place at 8:15 with a They have made application WONS — Superman: WTHT — , Real Life; WTHT—Eugenie their wage and hours differences trying today to arrange a confer- Morley et al. property on Middle I i with' the building inspector for I ------* ! Waterbury yesterday. Campb#! l a m audicnec attending. Dick Tracy; WTIC — Portia Baird. to arisitration. ence with management "at the Turnpike west. | ' seven bnc-famlly houses to be council was represented at the Gives No Hull earliest possible date." ‘Hie officers installed beaidca the Manchester Homes Corporation ^ convention by Grand Knight Cor- Faces Life. ^ 9:30—WDRC- This is my Best; erected on Lockwood, Irving. Co-,' V ' g i f a | gar| 5;30'-iyDRC—News; Connectl.-,- WONS—American Forum of the Repressntatives of both sides. The plant, employing 3.000, has new* Master Councillor were: to William K. French et al. prop- I nelius R. Foley and Past Grand Slates O>ncillator CTharles Ray S ^ o r Councillor, Richmond Mor* lumbiis and Strickland streets in , ” cut Ecohomic Council; Old Rec- Air; WTHT—Doctor Talks It been Idle since March 15 in a pay I erty on Hawthorne .street, south. the homestead Park section. , I Knight Foster H. Williams. and State Mediator Perley M. Miiid (Jiaiiged dispute between the United E lec-; rlaon; Junior Councillor, Marshall Plans Are ('ompleted ord Shop; WDNS—Captain Mid- Over. WTIC—Fibber McGee and Y Grace 'S. Emerson and Burton Cellars have been excavated for night; WTHT—-Jack Armstrong; Molly. Hovey, reached this decision after trical. Radio and Machine Work- ' Uedge; Senior Deacon, John Cra- W. L»omiS to Erwin snd Else Preparations for the annual falling to come to agifeement over «to. Jr.; Junior Deacon, Richard three of these houses on Lockwood 1 At Gatlieriiio; WTIC —Just Plain Bill. 9:45—WTHT—Georgs Hicks Pre- ers (CIO) and the company. A; Beyer, property on East Center street and last night two trailer ' Communion breakfast of the coun- the union’s request for a pay scale Stratford, May 21. i/Ti-Thc I'nion Sends Representatives i Heady; Senior Steward, Robert cil are complete. Chairman James 6:45—WONS—Tom Mix; WTHT sents; Elmer Davis. street. trucks arrived from Maine with —Tennessee Jed; WTIC-, Front of $1.26 an hour for a 40-hour lady didn't say whether she would Union representatives came to i Wood; Junior Steward^ Albert 10:00 — WDRC — Nelson Rocke week. Grace S Emerson, guardian of 38.000 feet of lumber to be used ‘ N a z a r e n e C o n f f r e f f a t i o n ; Tierney announced at th^e meet- Page Farrcl. feller; Mayor William O’Dwyer or wouldn’t, but Rep. Clare Boothe ye.sterday'a meeting which ful- ! Kottke; Chaplain. Roger .Schu- the estate of Aliic Emerson to ___ ,,__. i p j msing of the council last nlahtnight. The The approximately 1,800 opera- lowenot ence; WONS—^Jimmy Dorsey’s company and the third by the man Oscar Peterson, Mrs. Luce and State Police Owimlsaion4*r | Manager Of NEA i '.civilc, Inc., ia lic-c spirals dizzily upwards. In congregation. A chicken dinner Chairman Tierney reported last 7:00—WDRC—Mysteiy of the ,0 piculs of rice to , "bumped into' 'each other at the bers of the church for the dinner | WTIC—Sklppy Hollywood Thea- cana. ~"' third member of the board would bert P. Morano, will speak. J. Jones, District Deputy and ac- Hartford and Elveen H. Smitb. 779 be shipped south where the fam- Garleton hotel. where Lewis (CoBtInaed from Page Oae) ter. 12:30—WONS—To be announced. be selected. those matters which were referred , vorable. Senator Pepper ( D., Fla.) bowls and belliba of most of her and remembrance of duty per-1 to by Charles W. Deeds, presi'lent tiva member of the Grand Council, Cormectlcdt boulevard. Ecst H.irt- thirty million people. Inc wa.s more acute and even lunches habitually, 7:4.5—WONS—Inside of Sports; 12:4.5— WONS — Johnny Pineap- A strike threat which had been Tn Hear Arrnw-ilort .Appeal ford; Walter F. Gutzmer, 43 Math- told a f^ nrtcr he considered it a of the company, in his statement pecsented the DeMolay Cross of Two-thirda of 1^ lush, fertile. higher prices could be exacted. > : Likewise, it was rernorted that The speaker of the evening w as: t'O" the tragedy today. The MTIC—Musical Appetizer. ple’s Orchestra. hanging over the company was re- er street and Elena Aoenrnero, 19 reporlit on -'another failure. today.” BuRd Are Two Separate Problems Honor to "Dad” James Richmond "TT^y may. think they atarted terraced valleys that once blos- The paper charged further that Economic Stabilizer Chester , r iv. w •*.. MacCaul. pastor of the i board visited the scene, made tech- moved last week when an agree- Hartford, May 21--(i'P)—The ap- Birch street: Roy H. White, 24 ' some official.s are so corrupt that Bowles had suggested to M'r.f'’ TTru- ru -' Advent Christian'Chriatiah Church, Hart-'zilCalH art-! rlcal inspectlona and Interviewed ment was reached on the issue of Asserting it would expend every for work performed in behalf of I offensive for peace,' " Peppery corned green with j^pwlng rice peal of the Arrow-Hart and Hcge- effort "to bring about the resump- the order. Fail-view street and Elizabeth M. ' laerted, "but thev atarted it with ' are now unplowed and vnplanted. even when relief supplies arriveil, men a t>-pe of contract which the ford, who gave an illustrated lec- i witnesses. retirement pensions and a union man company to prevent payment they woulil prevent its distribu- said the plane dues check-off. tion of negotiations as agreeil to' "Dad” James Richmond P*"*'! mer *p’ nl*^**’ P**!’ 1 n/toroadaxe. The Russians are not Lark of rice seed, and pf farm ture on several well known hynina! Army officials Report Two Wire Failures of unemployment compensation to by both parties with Governor aaated tha outgoing Master Coun- to make peace as long implement.*!, lack of plough ani- tion to the people and continue parties cither...1 before __ after ^nd a religious feature, "The Man1 |I was on a navigational trajhiing production workers who refused to That JARVIS Can Settle As One they think the United States and mals, la^k of fertilizer has trans- their manipulation of the rice seizure of the mines Who Forgot God." flight from Beaumont,- Tex.,----- to eiUor William Mullen with a Past 14 Willow street. New Britain: Held for Superior Court cross a union picket line, will be —“ —^— Britain are trying to make a peace formed these rich a^res into-sun- market. "Robbing bread from a Although Bowles has been out- One of the members of the Sun- Newark. On Sahie Radio Program considered at a hearing here May Maater Oouncillor's Jewel, and Robert Turcotte, 14 Trumbull the algo presented numerous other ' that will serve,their nationalistic dried, parclicd flcld.s. The Chi- dying person," co^imented a Ling- side the White House conferences day school, Serg;t. John Perottl The War department listed Hartford, May 21--(/P)—Warren 28 and 29, the Unemployment Com- on coal^ he conferred twice with We have the plans, material^, sites and personnel to do the entire job. Call and let merit awards. ^ ftl^eU WalterObzut 18 ne.se farmers that once tilled them. ling newspaper. of Essex street, was killed in ac- dead ns; C. Haaselbrock, 24, of Elmwood, pensation commis.sion has an- 'Phese chargea have been amply Mr. Truman last week. Maj. Mansel R. Ompbell. 27. the Eost«*rn Rtandord— .Add One ve.‘)Ugators on the scene. ner menu. Nearly thirty mernbers na, lives at Evart, Mich. The cou- court under bonds of $7,500, State line when 150 . AFL Machinists Hawiey, Arlington. Wash., and | committee, who with Senator above the 18 1-2 cents an hour Eldward. Network changeover to daylight SnlMUralliiiii Famlne and death hover over UNRRA, which is bankrolled of the congregation entered serv- | pie has one child, Ross New York, May 21—(/P)— It Police Commissioner Edward J went on strike at the plant. Their Diounand* chanz* grpana to grins. Use a Jean L. Avcrill. 8 Middlefield , vandenberg (R., Mich.) accom- mainly by the United States, pro- granted to the CIO-Steel Workers ico. ’ I six. saving ttme operation apparently real dortort' formula for diatreas of piles. street and Antonio Peraerhio of tlic land. Tile little rice in the seldom happens, failure of two r,-- Hickey said last night. Hickey said request for compensation was ap- Public Records panied Byines to Pari.s «.s an ad- remaining one-thini of the flold.s! vide.*r the focxl, provides the and CIO-Auto Workers, and to Mrs. Mary Davis was chairman ! Hall. 29, of Aus- did not ,have the anticipated effect Hasselbrock had been identified by proved but later held up when the sent druggists by Coventry and Betty Mario Brown, riser, termed the.... .secretary's ad- . harvested till August i PbmvsVndano.s \ano shipssr that bring the favor a joint union-man.igement of the welcome home committee 1 beneficiary was list- mote pickups one right after the on listening habits as far as pro- Minor Clinic, burprising QUICK 99 Henry atreet. the girl he allegedly attacked. company filed a counter-appeal. "ve relief of pstn. Itch, "o'''’"'’""' »*' * , i dress "lucid and comprehensive." ManyAT...... of *1.^the men. _ women______an«!__1 . 'od ai^land medicalnitaHir'ttlme uiinttlirtasupplies intointrv welfare fund which A ould not con- ...... assisted...... ^ by ...... heads. of the Sunday , Helen Llndseth other in the same program, but it gram favoritism was concerned, soften liard parU: tends to »hrlnk »wrll- J I The Jarvis Realty Co. Warrantee Deeds Robert F. Rosenau, Army, of The half dozen top prohleiu.s c hilBroadway
, Whitehall, N. Y.. workers into a couple of half- only other basic change gave property oh (Cumberland street. | -wt • I have agreed on treaty drafts. .galllng pain of an empty stomae!'.. i '"g up when American Inve.stlga- ' Pittsburgh. May 21—oPl—All . who served overseas with the 15th minute silent-air quandries, or un- quite a boost to Red Skelton, who WUUam H. and Bertha May i l>leW l*O reifl:U 2. Solution of the problem of Jlany of them had stomachs s > i tors are on the scene, closing but a fraction of Pennsylvania's .Amount Given Sunday ! Air Force' His wife. Martha, now til an Improvised interviewer could went up to third from eighth n& * Balfc to John Kisalauckas, prop- { I Trie.ste. This is the main ob- delicate that they foiuul it im- ''^own tight when thev leave be mshed to the microphone tn place. erty on Union street. 100,(X)0 bituminous miners still ig- ' resides with her parents at Port i Stacie in writing a peace treaty po.sslble to dige.st gra.s.s, even afte( I'.iny farmers complain th’it even nored today. .lolm L. Lewis’ order At the Masses for the Arthur. Tex., a daughter. Diane the person of announcer Ray Mor- Lucy Joan DeMichele to Flor- Policy Viewed j for Italy. Byrnes said the United when they receive relief flour gan, who also Is a minister. Joint guest appearances in two ence ft. Jones, property on ^d- it had been mixed with leaves to dig essential' coal during the Victoria, was born March 28. P r o f o siio n a l r e c o r d in g with I States, Britain and France favor and boiled into a spongy, green the baoa (local district leaders) two-week truce in the United Mine Starving Peoples WAC First Lieut. Mary E. Bond, The two missing items were in- NBC programs have been listed die Turnpike East. As Positive a settlement of this boundary-ter- force tlieqi to promise to repav terviews from Mexico City with for Elliott Roosevelt and hla wife, P R E S T O o q u i p m o n t o n d C. J. Holl to Nuhomes, lnc„ nine porridge. Workers’ strike. of ’ 237 South Chancellor atreet, I I’itory dispute along an ethnic or The.se were the unfortunates a pound- and a half of rice from ' ' Eighteen additional western Rev. William J. Dunn, pastor at | Newton, Pa. baseball players who have switch- Faye Emerson. The first will be PREST O records it bro o dcost lots of land In the Homestead Park nationality line which would give for everv ed to the Mexican teague and from In,, the Hildegarde show Wednes- addition. ((Continued from Page Use) They died early. They dropped i their next harvest Pennsylvania mines shut down St. James’s church this morning } Was Thrown Clear of Plane stotion proctico. Conrtoctk ut Trieste, but not all the surround- underneatb the yoke of their ] P'^uiid of relief flour, vesterday and four rnore closed in San Francisco with MaJ. Hans day night, then as members of the Warrantee Deeds ing country, to Italy. Russia un- Made a check out to the Hartford, The pilot and 0“ **=" George Hombostle,, 65-year-old answering board of Information stotions d a it. If your recordin g nee D including peace treaties not only plough.. Their legs collapsed Famine sufferers complain that the central part of the state. Less . I were thrown clear of the plane by compromisingly backed Yugo- the Chinese armies confiscate re- j than 15.500 miners remained on Diocese In the amount of $1,600., inibacL Their bodies were Army veteran, who is seeking per- Please next Monday night. pro ble m is profo ttionol, teoch- Baker, et ux, property on ,EMt% with Italy, Rumania, Bulgaria, under them as they walked along slavla’a claim to the entire area. a road and they fell beside the lief .supplies after they’re brought the job In both areas, This Is the amount that was co l-; fug. offices of the in g, troinin g, co n ference, or gireet Hungary and Finland, but also Would Develop Free Trade to di.stres.scil cities. Sometimes Roving pickets toured pits in lected on Sunday at the masses zt corporation. The corporation Helen C. Anderson to Stanley with Austria which is close to the road to die alone and unheeded brook when she turned her ankle chestral, PREST O is the answ er. 3. F'uture economic arrange- .Some woke up .of a morning and thpv’rc cohfi.scatcd , outright, at Allegheny,______Westmoreland______Wash- the church fqr the relief of the'beaded by Floyd Odium, whose Bicycle Ceilings on a stone. H. Bray, property on Ashland center of the total, continental starving in Europe and Asia, r former Jacqueline Coch- Ask your lo cal ra d io or record problem. ments in the Balkans. Byrnes found them.sclves too weak to get . other times they’re taken direct-1 ington. Butler and Somerset coun- street. , out of their beds and there they ly from the people after distrihvi-' ^es. calling on miner.-< not to This amount is said to be one of .jg known aa a flier. ing ex p ert. H otry a n d Young Anna Blovish to Sthtla Bloviah, "It is bailed, at last, upon the said the United States is insisting Will Be Raised in econoniic clauses in the Hun^ (^ed. And death by starvation isn't ti'in has been made. work until a new contract is sign- I the largest collections taken for ^he second such distributes to him. He K N O W S m oralltW of the Atlantic and the Nepotism, an ancient custom g j * this purpose In the yarlous church- geddent In New York in less than _____ • * > ' Foriiier Banker garian, Romanian and Bulgarian n swift, merciful death. It’s .slow 1 a b o u t PREST O . San Francisco charters,’’ he said treaties which would develop free —very, very .slow. It takes an iin- brought to a fine bloom in (^ina, i ...... u u. es in the diocese. „ year. On July 28 an Army B-25 In a prepared addresa. "Yet it Is commerce in the eaatem and cen- plea.santly long time to die, is so prevalent that payrolls of , „ bomber smashed Into the 79th Washington, May 21.—(iP;—Re- Dies ill Florida Flowered Charmer basfd equally upon the practical some CNRRA offices e V u p relief floor of the 102-story Empire State tral European natlonk. Particu- Millions of farm women’ i funds In L i n X g f“ r instance ! adhering to their traditional re- tail price ceilings for bicycles are •KOROiNC sueniES: t4«,di,t. esalties required for Europe's children have left the countr building. Wiling three fliers and 11 larly he declared that^sK Russia 7 l more thin Veo^ pefions were em-i without a contract, Meeting Tonight going up 10 per cent ond ceilings pftcerdt, rodlo*rft€Ofd*ft. Qinpll* habllitation. . . . opposes "exclusive political and the cities of Hunan, leaving ^ . office workers in the building. Eustic, Fla., May 21—(/Fj—A. "I will support that sort, of for- ployed In one smalt office a t ! Meanwhile, the coal shortage for outboard motors about six per cutting Kftodi, ploybock economic blocs" Molotov wtH not men behind to woik the fleld.s P'^V*^** produced new industry shutdowns, A valise containing some of Haven Bowditch, 71, former mer- eign policy under any administra- in the desperate hope of raising Of Town Officials Lieut. Bond’s clothing was hurled cent as a result of producers’ bigli chant and banker of New Haven, •mu. HOME-RECORDING •quip- continue to refuse to allow ^ ese month plus food—a figure far In! _ Youngstown, O., Sheet and wage and materials costs. tion and £ hope that any admlnls- enough rich to stave off starvation ______from the plane and landed on the Conn., died at his home here yes- Hi #nt W. nations "to open their gates\to excc.ss of the average province Tube Co., announced lack o f, coal Announcing this today, OPA tration, ^HateTerv®af...... ita political com- the commerce of all." of their families this winter ledge of a 16th story window. A terday. plexion, will stick to that sort of wage. When IWRRA officials forced it to start closing dowalaat said that In'the case of both items A resident of this town for about 4 " ^ 4. Long range supresalon of In the cities, they roam the The regular meeting of the . wing and landing gear fell into the the ‘ncrease Is over 1941 prices. foreign policy for *keeps.” let, begging for rice, mefney threatened to refuse to send fur- .night. It.employa 11,000. two years, Bowditch was taken 111 Germany. Byrnes said that while ther supplies, the figure dropped The Gilbert Papeir Oo. at Mena- Selectmen will be held tonight a,t atreet. one wheel bouncing four It added that manufacturers gen- Wksleiile lUtflketer: lirtlerL 6e* la n e , Irl4|tpeft, Watirksqr, StsalsrH, Rse les4ei Uats Other ObJectlvM _hl« proposal for a 24-year Big Four or'work. Daily they become more 8 o’clock at the Municipal build- stories high. . , : a short time ago. He listed as other objectives, of down to the necessary ten people, sha, Wls.. employlhg 400 closed. * erally have been- maintaining alliance to control Germany re- fllthVand ragged. Their eyes be- ing. BlUs will be paid and repOrUf ''"’;' 'tlreat ®f f lamo those prices. He leaves- his wife, Mrs. Mary the new policy; come ^ a z e d and filmed, their Honest, hard-woriting CNRRA Pennsylvania was the hardest Bowditch^ and a brother, Freder- ceived British and French sup- officials who have worked deeper- hit of all the bltumlncus coal pro- from the various departmenis will One witness said. I The producers’ Increase is effec- THE ELECT IN ELECTRO NICS 1. Action On decisions for a un- port,. he al.so had thought Russia bodies TOCome a mass of loath- be acted upon. The board may of iny window Jiwt as ick. HRTRV & VOUnC IXI ified Germany, rather than consid- ately against theae practices, liayc ducing states. 'West Virginia had tive immediately, but the ^ retail would go along because Stalin, had some m al^trition acres. Mothers sue have time to consider - the | building. There was a great^^^^^^ price hike will apply only on bicy- Funeral services will be held eration of ita problems "in four succeeded in forcing through all but a scattered few of Its here tomorrow at 2 p. m. with bur- promised, to do so at Moscow last abandon t h ^ children on the about 60 per cent Of the relief i04,000 miners on the Job while question of re-assesslng the town. i / ’®^® and the ^' cles and motors shipped today. air-tight ' compartments in four steps of orphaMg'es and missions 1 ial in New Haven. December. Molotov, however, supplies to the actual famine suf- Ohio reported only 1,165 out of. This matter has been postponed i ,^"°^her C all^. x Others must be sold at previous zones of pitlitary occupation.’" opposed the treaty, and it did not or Just leave on the street for the past month and as It w atchm an^the ceilings, OPA said. In 1946, the Bell Syste m will a d d / 2. Maximum protections against ferers. Rice and wheat kitchens | ig.OOO diggers Idle. In Washing go through. as they totter w a rily forward, have opened In moat of the ^cities i<,n. 506 miners were Idle, estimated that It will cost ever j Company billing L* resurgence of Axis aggression with too weak to cari-y'*lfie children ‘It is our sincere hope,’ 'Byrnes where supplies can be brought In; $31,000, thi board wishes to K‘ve:Jrom t a e _ ^ State Pollcowomon Hurt "specific guarantees of American said, "that after the Soviet union- farther,, - FENDER AND 2 ,1 0 0 ,0 0 0 miles of Long Distance good faith." work-relief highway projects the question a lot | of th« W ^ r y building and saw studies our proposal and comes to The famine is man-made and have been started to build rosds e 3. Demilitarization, with justice before reaching a final decision, otane roar out of the gatheiv V^tefbury, May 21.—(/P)—Mrs. BODY WORK appreciate our earnest desire to man-aggravated. The Japs picked that can carry supplies to Isolated, Marv Dailey, state policewoman, substituted for vengeance in peace see Germany disarmed and kept- , Hunan as their battleground for hard-stricken communities. I ingydarknesa. circuits, train a b o u t 15 0,0 0 0 new foripulas. AboutTown I /^There was a terrific flash and W'as admitted to Waterbury hos- SOLIMENE ft FLAGG disarmed, the Soviet ^unlon will ’ their final effort to crush Chinai Chinese city dwellers and la-} pital today for treatment of a Car^ Owners -4. -Establishment of ethnic, or support. It wholeheartedly."' The ravages of war destroyed a borers feel the pinch of famine i Is Mpijor Guest • e T o u i J ..crash, followed by the INC population, recognition “ that no i sound of an explosion." he said. fractured left fool authorities said 684 O ra t o r S t . T «L 5161 tele p ho ne o p era t ors a n d install n e w 5. A German : peace treaty'. million ^ buildings and homes in as rice prices go higher daily.! James W. Connolly. MoMM 3-c, sh» suffered yesterday at West- longer traffic in the lives' and des- the province. Railways have dis- Of I Olllln ' "The shock shook the U. S. Trust Byi-nea proposed at Paris, but the The average man, working thirty, of 88 Florence street, was honor- Ur t^auics OUllll j grabbed hold of a Y O U R A U T O M O B IL E S H O U L D tinies of helpless people" and R.imsians blocked, a plan for creat- appeared—not a bridge, .rail or days a month, can Just barely buy i ably discharged from Naval Service which .spurn “expansionism as a tie remains. Inter-city' telegraph ______girder, to keep from being knocked sw itch b o ards a n d cen tral offices w here ing a council of special deputies enough rice to feed a family of yesterday at Lido Beach, Long la- B E S U M M E R P R O O F E D N O W ! • \ , plague upon tomorrow’s peace and who would begin at once the task and telephone ^om'mun’icatlons four with not enough left over land. N. Y. Idown. Fire started In the wrecU- : s e c u r i t y . " of drawlhg up- permanent peace ar- have been almost totally wrecked. for vegetables, sugqr and salt. ' —— Mrs. F'reeman Buteau, the for- age of the plane almost immedi- n e e d e d. 5. The writing of a ’'peoples’ rangements with the beaten Reich. OrrupHon In some villages, the hungry: Pamela Mse Shorts, daughter or mer Miss Genevieve Sniola, of ately.” » . L u b r ic a t e C h a ss is — C h a n g e O i f ! peace," with ail of the AlliCd-part- The Russian objection to this tvns The Japanese, during their oc- have helped by taking matters In j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Shorts of Broad Brook and Leominster, j Find Fingers Crossed Mass., was guest o f honor at a ' That the passengers inust haVe W e’re Aim ing a t ' ners of the war invited to partl- that Molotov could "ot act upon It cupation of the territory, seized their own hands. In one> village North (Coventry, Carol Ann, daugh- ill communion breakfast w hich- th e, been fearful and posaiWy gUnwised G ” E B U L B S This is the b l u e s t e x p ansio n pro- _l_i;ipate, ,Instead of ’’a- closed corpo- without further, study. m ost'of the rIceV slaughtered th r in iouthern * Hunati. a "C op ies(ter of Mr. and Mrs. Miitdn P. S U N O C O " W H IR L - F O A M ' . » . . . . __ -I- . . , l"ration of big powers." Declined To PIncUhn Problem hulk of the farm animals and committee"Went In a body to rea-; Wagner of Campfield road, Myra Ladies’ Guild of S^t. Catherine's' the towers of Manhattan through 1 Counting On Change Of Stand 9. The evacuation and restora- turned their own horses out to son with a rice hoarder who | daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Paul church in Broad Brook held Sun- ] the mist was Indicated by the fact., Y O U R C R A N K C A S E g ra m in tele p h o n e history. Even so, it From the aggressive but confi tion of Austrin. Here again graze in the rice fields. A 'drought balding his rice for pi-ices that Buettner of Oak street, will appear day. They i-ecelved communion In ! that the fingers of Lnirt. Bond a body and held the breakfast were crossed w-hen he^.,b()dy was CHANGE TRANSMISSION AND DIFFERENTIAL '^4 - , dent tone of Byrnes' broadcast it Byines specitled that the' Russians last year, coupled with'the ever- none could afford. Tfcey reasoned | jn Rolda Martin Gibson’s dance re- 2 5 , 4 0 , 6 0 W A H l U L B S was apparent, and officials con-1 had blocked a major American ob- heavy demamis 'o f (Chinese arm- 80 el'jquently that, they paiaded i gitgi Bushnell Memorial in afterwards at Mrs.-AVlHiam Reeves’ piille . from the wreckage, m a y not b e big en o u g h. But w e intend firroed this, that he is'eounting on j jective .simply by iecllnlng to dls- ies ..moving from south China later through the streets of th e, Hartford tomorrow evening. Their reception hall at Windsorvllle, ] The Bank of the Manhattan lOe b e tter-th a n -e v er Mias Angeline Yaakulka was | Company was intended originally Your Wnheels Balanced Will 8012 Moscow conferences between So-1 cuss the pioblcm or. saying when northward through the province, village, the hoarder’s head held j, entitled "A Dance Fantasy Angeline ------...... I Viet Foreign Minister Molotov and j it would be discussed. has brought rica stocks to an all- high stop one pole, his heart Im- ( ^jjee In Wonderland." chairman in charge of the nr- Ltd be the tallest building In the too W A H 8UUS to restore Long Distance service to 3-8 yri...... ______. rangementa. After breakfast Mrs. ^ woi-ld. Nestling in its shadow are 15< MATAS Save Many Miles of Tire Wear. I Premier Stalin during the recess 1 "As long as there is no peace time low. paled and held aloft on.another. I to n?verse or modify the Rus.sian ‘ with Austria, " Byrnes said, "and The situation in that village ; Mothers’ Circle of the In fan t' Buteau gave an interesting lecture j the New York Stock Exeharse. The supplies that remain are p e ace tim e st a n d ards just os fast os By Sue Burnett ; stand on stalemated issues. foreign troops remain on her soil. under thrcontrol of reckless, cor-i was greatly Improved after that. P rag u f win mJrt travels and the occupancy | the Moigari Bank bulldlrs M^^ to wAn nuoiiKiNT 70< On the one looming biggeat in | military communication linea wlU of Belgium. There was a question | subrlressury. Taller buildings' are We Feature Socony and Sonoco Products Hearts, and posies for a tiny miss this line, he already had a new ' row evening at 8 o’clock at the hia eitimate^the making of peace [ continue to be maintained' Ih Ro- home of Mrs. Jtsn Morgan, of 475 and answer session after- the talk. i the Emolre State, the Chrysler and long d ista n ce —a aweet be-niffled princess frock offer from the brotherhoods. Whit- It was thoroughly enloyed by all. \ the Cities Service. 40 W A n n u O IISC M T w e ca n d o H. Then w e ll g o rig ht on to make up inta flowered fabric— treaties ao that the nations of Eu-1 mania and Hungary and possibly Adams atreet. rope can begin to “ live and Italy." Rail and C'^pal ney said the new proposal had note the heart shaped pockets plac- . - been given Steelman to convey to 95t D I A L 5 5 0 1 ed Juat ao, the two saucy bows atop I again. Byrnes declared he i On the ovei all picture Byines Strikes Same the carrier negotiators. However, Llnne Lodge, >No. 72, Knights of AimI Yoar Car Will Be Called'For and Delivered! w orkin g until w e con give you the best the sbouldera;' Sh«n7on*t be able ! wa» confident that there would be, declared that "our problems are neither Whitney nor the carrier Pythias, will hold Its regular jneet- Commereial Vciricles May Be Serviced On Sundays. to resiat thta cool charmer.' A i * P®®^* conference of the Euro-1 .serious, but I am not discouraged. nor government men would eay ing tomorrow night at 8 o’clock in EVER CLIMB A TREE? Pattarn No. 8012 la for alxea 8, P*®** nxUona and other interested, Our offensive to secure peace has Orange-hall. The third and final (Continued froni Page One) what it contained. Long D istance service this country h as 4, S, 6, 7“ and 8 years. Size 4. I b-4 powers thli summer. 'only begun." reading of Ole .proposed by-law se rv ice Whitney aiid Johnston had Jackie Wilson, age 8, did and it cost hla Recalling that at Paris Molotov i i - This offensive, he said, can be AT PRESENT WE HAVE A GOOD yards of 85 or 39-lnch; 2 1-2 ya ds originally aeked a $2.50 per day changes , will be held at thla meet- father exactly $439.45! A branch bi-oUe blocked such a proposal. Byrnes - carried forward not .by-” aaet iflce a settlement by then wc’ll strike marline made ruffling. ''V sure this time - and it may be wags Increase plus changes .in ing. _ .All members hsye been not!- and Jackie fell, breaking hU arm. The ’ o v er k n o w n. For thla pattern, send 25 cents. said this power to stop "all efforts of ':-inciple but sacrifice for prin- SUPPLY OF TRUCK TIRES. hard tp get the men back to mor# than 40 working rules, which ( to attend. billa were for hoapltali doctor and nursca, tn Coins, your name, address, size j toward peace" must not be left t o . ciple." Cautioning the American A Student'a Accident Insurance Policy ia w ork/’ ^ govern conditions of emplojrment. daslrad, and the Pattern Number any one nation and added; people that the task of helping They had scaled this down to an No Reason For Alarm | Juat what ia needed for achool-age boys to 8uo Burnett, The Evening Her- "If a peace conference is not make the peace of .Europe must Only Signal Men Will Accept The code words, this official ex- 18 per cent boost with s $1.44 per and girls. Telephone today for full Infor- •nd. 1150 Ave. Americiaa, New called this summer, ths United not be considered too difficult nor day minimum ralj|e. The new pro- Omaha—(45—Howa^ Undmler matlon and rate*. Remember— York If, N. Y. States will feel obligated to re-1 an. excuse for pulling back into a plained. are the only aigusl the lighted a flro tn the fireplace, . CO OK’S men will accept to continup work. posal presumably was some.whst New • Bxeitlng - Different - the quest the Geperal Assembly of the ; kind of hemisphere shell, he add- lower than this. turned off the lights and, with his tem m ar lasue of Faahion. Send Unlted Nations under Article 14ied: They are kept so secret that only wife, contentedly wa^od tha Before Losses Happen, Insure With Loppen a few letters of the official code- The carriers have limited thslr twoa^-ftvo cents for your copy of of the charier to m sk. recommen- "We must not forget that If w-e offers ao far to the l«-cent hourly fllokerlng flames imtff anxious T H I SO UT HERN NEW E N GLA N D C O M M N Y (l>pe|e book of ideas and pat- dations with respect .o the peace fall to cooperate In a peace which word is mailed to a system ehalr- neighbors and tinman burst into TELEPHONE man in one envelope# M other fol- Increase for all rail workers recom- SERVICE STATIO N tor in boms sewers . , . sug- settlements." is indivlsibls wa may again find mended by presidential fact-find- the living room. A neighbor, Fire- J O H N H . L A P P E N , R e a l t o r I by nationally known fash- Gives Power To IhtervMe that we vrill have to sooperate In lowing • through the mail contain- JO H NSO N BROTHERS MANCHESTER GREEN TELEPHONE 5501 ing the remaining letters to com- ing l^ards. That figures out to man KaJ Knoblauch, had seen the Electrical Contracture . i . edtteroi. . . special patterns by The article he cited gives the a war which Id world wide." 1$1.28 a day. They said the brothr open fire when he came oft duty, Inanranco — Mortgage l-oans 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE! American dasiipiera . . . assembly power to .ritervene In any plete the designated word. i ...... and turned In the alarm. Llndmitf 683 STREET , . TEjLEPHONE 6227 ~ liy ’America’s tat- sltutUon involving the general wsL Ndarly evJry Netherlands town Steelman had high hopes he erhpod demand for an 18 per cent I A C O N IL B T M V V ' . . ______'Jt iPLIJIPIlo K ll 7W 1 could arrange a cosspromlse be-1 boost would mean 30 centrtnors wasn’t v m t y - Ho said RbOblaucb 4 - puid fare of the wprld.'' had a cake Ir oookie distinctively Ion hour Ihcreaso. was Juot otterwUmri-'«tA'bualn«sa tnlwolnoss ... En *’T7>ere Is no Imn riirta’ln." its nwn...... fore-the Ttnwndaj- .(HkHtne.. Alonn /im \ ' ■ ■ - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESUAT, MAY 21, 194« PAGE SEVIN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUISDAY, MAY 21, 194« r installations, a group meeting be- service, and Stanley Loman o f ' lar meeting at the usual meeting I * aplendid showing ' on private ara b Bood many peop>« atlU : the effcrt.a of the rain before Ita ing held at the High school audi- New Haven, 3-letter Yale man. place at 10 o’clock. All arc request- ariiiiig Given I lai\’ns and in our wockIs . ' Other Newington Home l Y M C A ’s C a m p .\olt*il A llo n ir y s Rockville torium. Mrs. Beatrice ' Vetrano of East ; ratain. their habrta and in their brhcduleil gp'«i han been done, ed to bring their lunrh. M'ss Webb. . . I l f * 1 ' •’’ •^roba, such ag flowering quince, IHattrl|f0trr Ornunon Council Hartford will again head the girls’ thlnkinx. the vlaion of an Atneri- I Sundiiy. we had about half a Home Demonstration ,\gcnt will A n o i l t S l i e l l l i s l l noweimg pineapple, etc., are In Is Topic of Talk camp. * S P A G H E T T I * A it Io Pi-TMiilc* A meeting of the Common Coun- he present and will talk on "Fro- I bloom. The air is heavy with their O p e i is J u n e 2 9 WITH MEAT BALLS OR SAUSAGE AND RICH, ra in which all ahonld be willing day of what the Rarden doctoi The Camp this year will observe j Ettrnins z.n Foods." and show how to le- — -t— , ppifutne, all together. There are C i t y ’s H o u s i n g cil will be held this evening at sev- PUMU8IUBD BT rHB to pull toftether Inatead of apart, would really order. for on< e. also ihany smaller flowers, tulips, en o'clock at the Council rooms COLUMN Its 2.5th anniveraary wil|;^ special j DELICIOUS HOME MADE SAUCE pair broken electric cords and test im tA U > WUNTINO OO. INC 21 i T The Woman's Society of Ch"l.i'- with Mayor Raymond E. Hunt pre- activitiea, and plana are being laid There are a good many average j there w an neither rain nor w ind .New Haven.May 'i\ o l’ . Tliiee prcs.siire cookets. .All in the coiii- H.iitfnid, May 21 lA’i The hyacinths, violets, which make the Woodstork SeaHuii to j II •(•Mil Btrau tlnn Service of the South Metho- siding. for special programs of .Interest t o ; Mucbaatar, Cobb. merican.i, neither in po.eltlona of The .eon l anie .MteaininR down, nil; natlonallv iiroininent attorneys nnuiity aie invited to attend this Stste Health department today gardens gay. Apple bloasorrid-.havc U n i t t o M e e t By Hal Boyle and "R y Bye.” Some days Manfred AT THE NEW ,, THOMAB PEROUSON gone by but were beautiful i^hile dist church held an Intcrestin.q Warning On Firecrackers Run Seven Weeks; the teen-age boy. jft*eat’power nor of great prlvllepe, , til yon could feel it poinin,'; will picaide over the final argii- meeting. warned against the purchase of meeting Inst night. Berlin. May 20 — i(P) — Were- s ^ a he Is three yeara old. other OM«rBl liBBMItr they lasted. Police Chief P. J. Dowcwlcz has days he sayg he la four or five." rMmdtd OctobBf 1. im whi^believe that oiir confii.elon warmth into the noil. Yon conld luenta of the Yafe I,aw si^oid's clams and oysters from "unknown The worship service wa.s tii wolves eat doughnuta at dusk. Thienes in (Charge With the donation of $24.74 frorh . , , , ,, w . c . , issued a warning in regard to the A t least the two who howl out- I think he'Npiust be five because ..Vntlelpated Parts Shortage M a nch ester Sp a g h e t ti P alace moot court on Thursday at 4 p.in. sources." the disbanded Dramatic club to Herbert Sargqnt of Rorkville Commilleo to dischsihge of firecrackers. The Cfity ^ PuBlltMd ■*•!? ET«Bin| Except and atrtfe are ahaolnfely neeillena aee the waiinth ami nioiatnre side my front gate just before twi- he has started atealing tennis balls ' 209 SPRUCE STREET Sundays aod Holtdaya. Botarad at tha ni the Hiidit'oriiim of the Sterling Said a dcpartiiienf statement; projector fund, the tolaf now u?' Council voted to permit the sale of Hartford, May 21—Camp Wood-, and pnrptiBeic''’'. prodneing noth- working together, In lifted aeeda; l.aw liiiildihg. 'r o lta n d her subject. "BulUlers of Peac< for jAsk Veterans Iti State light do. They are German chil- from---- the------club--- c ^ r t. As the Press 5 • Bloomington,iiK ail HI. —M j ' e r s [ PoBtOfftM at ll•ncll•»ter. Cobb.. »* "Wliile clams and oysters, form reaches the sum of $4'22.18, actu BulUW fireworks on July 2, 3 and 4, but dren— Manfred and Karin— but club has only six tennis balls, M an-: stock, summer chmp of the HarU i smith anticipated OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK t i l aBcend Claw Mall Mattar. ^ lug that cohW not have been in the Bret myriad birth -of the Those who will preside over the Tomorrow." ' parts short- a delectable part of the mervu, it ally in hand, according to the trea- Their Needs a number of complaints have been around the press camp they are fred la falling Into Sopne disfavor., ford County Y. M. C. A. conducted SUNDAYS .11 A. M. TO 10 P. M. gained ani^ realWed by more rca- weede .eoon to take over. Thinge iinx k trial are; Justice Wllliani O. Miss Bessie Terhiine, of Tol- M i^ Hazel Driggs. chairman ^f' received that children are setting age back home before he left Oki-1 •UBBORIPTION BATES ■v, sbould be borne in mind that .ahell- ' surer. Mrs. Everett B> Porter. She know’n aa "She little werewolves.” nawa as a Marine. Piece by piece, ; eonable, tolerantNpethode, Noth- really moved for half a day. But T.ionglas of the I'. Supreme the program committee preaented off the flrecrackera, now being or- It is something of a why j j o„„j„„etlon with the Tolland j Obo Taar by MbH ...... { Isnd Center died Friday aftei>rni>n,' fish should be from cle.an Areas says that an additional $04 has Rockville, May 21 —(Special 1 They are probably the largest he wants them as he la Sq butter-' he sent home parts of a Japanese court: former Assistant Attorney William Munaic who gnYe two dered from out-of-state through Per laontb by Mall ...... * Ing, that le, but the^ jianger that the gaidener ahonld be able to Mav 17 at her home after a IniiB " f pollution and been pledged, which will bring the consumers of doughnuts and s o ft ' fingered even the Dodgers v(xtuldn’t ' Windham County 5’. M. C. A.'a made automobile engine'-S' two ■iBCla Copy ...... » Cciicral Tliiiini.iti Arnold, and ' should be handled under ( loan con- amount up tc>' $480.18. or only piano solos. The mimbera were The Rockville Emergency Housing the mail. Captain DogewiczE sztatei t a t e s Dellrerad Oae Teat ...... » » w by emh confneion and PJrife we count orl more than half a gro w -> I) Miti hcll, former attor- "Polonaise fp. A,” by Chopin, and drinks per capita in what remaina offer him more than a one year will open fur the 194u season on , cylinder, sir cooled, east alumi- illness. She wa.s born in Passaic, N. ditiotis. .$38.82 lacking. TOc projector will committee will meet this evening that offenders in the future wiU^ Weetam BUtaa anc A P O ...... 112 00 these I ney general and solicitor general "Menuet," bV. Padcrewskyv The of the Reich. Manfred ia easily a contract. Saturday, June 29 with a four- num Job. Now out of service and ahall deetroy what we havbveome-; ing ,day in May. After .lune 2.3. I86t. the daughter of "The State Deparlinent of be ordered with the hope that it dealt with severely. five doughnuta a day man and ' and recently chief counsel fop the young lad showed that he possessed at the C ity Council rooms from '8 "Manfred, nnd us a tennis bah. i back home he's got it all back to- ' ” MBMUEH 0» ~~ timea been proud to cal^ . the preeent clojKle. no wind, pleaee, the late Dr, and Mrs. Richard A. Health and local he.alth officera may-be available for use by fall, H'RCR Meeting Karin ta never more than one be- week ramping period for boys THE ASSOCIATED PKE88 I Senate's Pearl Harbor Investi- decided musical talent.- to 9 o’clock, and urgeg veterans and you can have a A>ughmit." i'gother again and la mounting it make every effort to sec thst The Tri-County Cnion 'meeting The WSCS of the V e ^ n Meth hind him. fhom eight to sixteen years of age, FOR SALE Tba Aaaoeiated ^ a » '» axciuatroly American way of life. | and lota^dV quiet etin. gating lomniiltoe. Terhtine and had been a resident M1.SS Driggs prokented the guest The correspondenta say after ; in a home-made car for his foiir of Tolland for 32 years. She leaves shellfish from iimipproved sreas do for May will take place In th*.He- who have signified their desire to odist church will meet tKis evening Manfred calls me hit "Onkel •Btitlad to tba um of rapublioation oi No law can produce loyalty to ' — i Tlie argument, an annual affair speaker. Mrs. Fr.ances Goodell, of threata fail to move him. Manfred folib^'ed by a three-week ramping sons. 6-Rnnm lluiise Ins'ated on Mather Strn’t. If .vnu are looking for all itawa diapatcbao credited ‘t or not two nephews,'-Robert Tcihiiiic of not real h the comiuniri," the state- bfon Congregational church Siin- build a home to meet with them at the church. Mrs. Oarl Tyler and Amle." which ia his own comprea- which WHS suspended during the the Newington Home for Crippled and fill out the ncces.'taiy npplica- Immediately strealia for home ami sessioh for girls. The plan of di- a hoiiite that has ample space to bring up a family, this Is what •tlianriao craditau In thl» papei and the American vision, or compel ' New Haven and Richard A. T er- ineiit added. ' day evening. May 26. opening at Mrs. Howard Bartdn will be the I sion of "Uncle American.’’ He is viding campers into three age. di- alao tha local naw» puhliahed hara. war years, will be presented by Children, the arrangements for tion.s for priorities. returns with a tennis ball or two.. vou are after. The house Is In Immaculate condition throughout. Any one to follow the niles,. by hiine of Hartford. ■ In order to be on the safe side," 7:30. Warren E.‘ Schmidt, the new, hostesses. ' a thin blue-eyed boy, blond aa the six outstanding flrst-yeai:,I,aw whose coming wore made by the The committee will t-ee that the He alwaya managea to keep one in vision.* the Cadets for those 8 to On the present day market it will be difficult In match for value. .The funeral was held Sunday the department advise.s, “ all con- exten.sion sociologist at the Uni- Board ^ Tax Review lemon pie and active as a kitten jyj figaha oI rapuDMcalion ol apactal which that vieion i an be preserved . ■; school aludehts. Gleaner's Group. She st.ntpd that stock, but no one has ever caught 10 years, the Juaiors -for those 11 Foot Comfort Read.v for Ifnmerllale m’ciipanc.v. diapatcbaa baraln. ara alao reaerrad. ecticut fiiimers of clams and o.vstcrsoysters are versity of Connecticut, will be the applications, without which ma- The mayot. Raymond E. Hunt with worms. HS is one of the most and made to grow. But Ini-reaeed i The cases to be heard are con- afternoon at 2:3d at her liome with as Rninded torty-cight him taking them away. and 12 years, and Seniorji for those Pull earetca client of N. E A. Sarrleo Rev H. B Olinstead. rcctoi of St. advised to purchase shellfish only . speaker, with the subject, "The , terials cannot bo scctired, are tn City TrMumrer and City Clerk will I affectionate kids I ever zaw. When Prloe $10,200. Shown B.v .Appointment Only. I cerned with the issue of wheUier and at first was kqown Manfred is all aold on going to 13 and up- will be continued this Inc. ___ _ 'public thinking, increased public from repiittable fish .niarkcts . , . fihuren and the Modern Rural order and will dc.signate them that meet 'Thiirsday evening. May 23 a t ! he sees you coming, he runs half A T LAST! Federal courts In New York city John's Episcopal chiin b in Roi k- as "The Home for the Inciirable.s ” America, a land which he visualiz- year. riti'tiave lin'd, arliliig. •ore feet hv PuBlIaham RMreaenUUrea Tha vigilance, increased public Judg- or from dealers who.se products Comnninitv.” they may be handled speedily at 7 o’clcick at the Council room. At a block to meet yon. When he is must qccept Jurisdiction of cases ville officiating, 3'he bedv was es as flowing with soft drinks, ten- Jutuu Ualbataa Special A*ency—Naw ankee arc tagged so that their identity The Rev. Harold R. Keen and but that term Is no longer ustyl. the State headquarters ih Wash- this time acting as a Board of Tax about five feet away, he hurls ED W A R DS & SC H W A R Z cremated and interment will be at ment, inctca.eed public reepect for involving alleged wronga com- Manehc.ster has five patients ac the ington and then sent on to Wash- nis balls and doughnuta. He takes of Elmer 1. Thienes, executive sec- whm for fiOc you ran mio> rooling, Tora\Chiaa|o, Detroit and Boaton. __ By A. H. O. the convenience of the family at is known. ’ i Charles C. Sellers acted as dcle- Review, they wilt act upon any ap- himself through the air. completely those ideals which ai mitted in 'Virginia and llltnola, or ...... home, and fortv-five otitslde pa- ington. It is .stated that a number family responaibilitles lightly. retsry of the Hartford County Y .) soothing foot comfort from pouni.. 641 MAIN ST. TEL. 4488 BURiiAU o r Cedar Dawn cenietei v in Patterson, peals of the taxpayers on asess- confident you will catch him. Then hemBeh Auon whether the court can refuse to I gates from St. Peter s Kpiacopal regularlv rail to have who indicated the.V wished to build Once the cloakroom lady asked M. C. A. who will be assiatCd by a i •' » • greaseleaa. atalnless. qulrk-ac- CIRtUIJtTIONB. and struggling among ' xhe Odell Shepard case is at N. .1. ments. he puts his skinny arms around ijoii ointment thit rubs in dry,'pleas* take the cases on the grounds that , church Tiiesdav at the annual dio- adjusted, and receive other have not yet filled out the noces- your neck and gives you a hard him If he went to America who,^ capable .staff, aomelhing. That, we least partially a political na well the forum is not convenient." Mr. and Mis, Donald Graham of .\ttcnded Meeting . snt to use. Don't suffer another day. The Herald Printing Company. lOC.. • treatment. Xbere Is. the hospital, aary papers to do so. / Eighteen member.a of Stanley quick hug./and looks up with a I would take care of his mother. I will occupy key posts at camp this , 50r jar at Weldon Dnig-I. W. BMumea no dBandal raaprfa'tiil'ty for what America Would < "" educational case, for it is Thompsonvillc. Conn, wore recent Hebron I churehos at ( hrl.st Church Cathe- dormitories. Tn summer will he Harvey L. Wood ('orp.—Qiilmi'd rhnrri’nrv i ’ n- . ,u altogether likely that, had hi; kept The housing committep^is also D6bo.sz Unit, No. 14, American Le- smile that seems to say he has He thought that over from all typograpbloal i.rora appe^ing In ad- guest# of Miss Bertha Pl.ace. ' Ural’ Hartford. They also atteiu.c'l hospital, surgery Is performed. ruff, head of the music department t#T Pharmacy, and all good drug or aartlaaroenta lA Tha Uanelreatar Era- m take time to th;rf politics he would still be desirous of finding mi>/Ju.st how gion Auxiliary headed by President been waiting all day Just to say angles, took another bite of dough- The regular meeting of Tolland Hebron taxpavern hnve d o n e'''” * dinner served at the ; scientific therapy, and a!no hvdro- in Princeton I New Jersey) schools, drpaftmsnt atorr*. Advertise in The Herald— It Pavs pins Herald.______. Trinity College's favorite pro- many vetcr.ihs wish' to obtain Mrs. Dorothy Allen attended the hello to you. nut and said placidly; "Well, ! Grange w.as held Tuesday evening. who has wide experience In camp fessor. North (lO v e n try Very well this year, according to therapy. which is treatment un- quarters in the teipflorary housing meeting of the Mancheater Unit on Pet Of PretM Camp guess Papa will Jiist have to." May 21st. The Lecturers program work; Mra. Louise Rose, teacher in Tueadm.v, M a y 21 Whst the adniiniatralioii of Trin- tax collector Mrs. F. Elton Post. der water, nl.so the Kenney treat- units when they/rtre receiv«l. The Monday evening at which time the ' U is this littie mannerism that nea Report.^ following the hu^iess proceedings New Haven schools in the field of ity College has raised is thus an Rev Allen H. (Jales chose as his ment, which was first used by committee hap' received an ack- First District officers conducted has made Kim the pet of the press was Lest 3 c Forget. cent of property owners have fail- Nurse Kenney, who conceived the nowledgment'from the Federal camp and the king of the black manual arts; !?eavey Morse, head- It is om ('hat the American i.,nue not only of acadeinic free- George L. Steele who has spent the initiation nf a large group of ■set mon theme Sunday morning. ed to pay up on or before the dead Gileucl idea to use hot. moist woolen Housing Administration in Boston market in doughnuta among Ber- Piililic • Execiilioii master of Woodstock Academy; No Ijiw Will Cure I s public, the public of any nation, ' dom but of political freedom. a week at the home of his brother new members. "l>et u.s : piai lice faith with l.ine. This means she has received cloths in thif treatment of infan- stating that the application for the Allen R. Hyde. Instructor at Trin- LEARN HOW TO SEW There uas a time uheii Odell has returned to his honi" in Palm- Ycatcrday, in thene colunind. wa has /bad as plain and straightfor- pntiemc " The (.hunti wa.s beauti- about 90 per cent of taxes due. to- The Future Farmers 4-H Clut> ‘ ‘**^ paralysi.s. The coat per child 40 hojitfiing units has been received. The first time Manfred gave me- Dec*i*ee(t| for Frank ity college; Ralph U. Mnccaronr, Shepard uas, to the good lliisi- er. .Mass, * Advertisement - obaervoU that Anicricann are cur- ward an account of the issues of fully decorated with white and taling $27,000. About $31,000 is the is thirty-two dollars a week. buLlt is not known jfist bow many this "Uncle Amle” treatment 1 was* student at the Julius Hartt School nessmen wH» are erediteil with The Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club will hold a public ‘'Barn Dance" At the conclusion of the talk in- More telephone calls are being so flattered I took him Into the of Music, recently returned from IN 8 EASY LESSONS rentiy engaged in kicking away> foreign pollcj,; as that given by purple lilai s, ami Mrs. .Arthur required total, or approximately \ytll be received or when they will lielng In ronirni of Trinity’s will hold the regular meeting In at Robert E. Foote’s barn on Fri- teresting moving pictures of the made today than ever before. Press club lounge and stuffed destinies, merely a deliglilfiil Ayci.s furniahed a lovely bowl of S4.000 more, that ought to.be paid .ho sent here. The accomodations Prague, M aiyV- y 'll—tJPi (Czecho- by atrife among themselves, op- Secretary of State Byrnes in his ; the Grange Hall Tiie.sday aft'w- day evening May 31. The Barn- buildings and patients wore shown. ThaJ's why yoiir telephone oper- him BO full of doughnuts and soft A few openings for course (Character who had a treniend- red ro.se.K, in in the temporary housing will be slovakia's People eburt today found portunities and privileges which ' brnadcast last night, niion. .May 21st.sBt 3:l.''i o'clock. After the business meeting, the I ator may sometimes be unable to drinks his little belly bulged .hke starling Ma.v 24th. oiis reputation as a teacher of The Chnstinn Endeavor met on It is reported that Mrs. Clarence j stormers will furnish music and awarded in the order they are re- Karl Hermann Fraryk. former Nazi Home Decorating Course Ira Wiif ox with his sihool btis Hustlers group served sandi^ches 1 answer your call the moment it a pumpkin. The next day he -ihow- the people of any other nation Mr. Byrnes discussed the fail- English, a winner of the Piilit- Sunday evening with Robert Vis- E, Porter Is gradually selling out Jesse Hills will be the prompter, ceived. protector of BohemiV and Moravia, New murse starting June tran.sported a load of Tolland and tea from a prettily decorated Charter - Night I reaches the switchboard. You'll ed up with his pay, Kailn. Who is guilty of responalblVlty for the CAR PAINTING would consider themseJVes most ures of the Paris Confcicmc with r.er Pri/.e^ and a posHessor and ney and Robert C'hri.stcn.sen a.s Grange memhera as guests of En- hei^' $tock .of groceries, meat, etc., I A small admission fee will be 24th. She has been' charged. table with centerpiece of Spring The Rockville Exchange Club get better service if you make as chubby and red-cheeked and has massacre of Lidice aiid sentenced Get Our Estimate DroBBinaking Course fortunate to possess. And we mig- frankness and with calm. So do- prai'tifloncr of certain Idiosyn leaders and the theme was "Cheat- field Grange to neighbor and fur- f„', j Mr. and Mrs. Adolph .Simon and flowers and white, tapers. Miss which is sponsored by the Ex- few calls as po.ssible during mid- brown hair. She is shy4r than Man- him to be executed puYlicly. rraeles which would Im- n-gard- ing never pays." The Junior So- nistj a part of the progiam Mon- bu.siness for a long term of gested that per^p s it would be ^ Ing, he made a belter case for years, and has also held the posi- danghter Jean ot Manchester, have Marv Benton and Mrs. Harley De change Club of Manchester will re- morning and early evening hours. fred and hugs you only on specific The court also found'that Frank SOLIMENK & EL.AGG ed as pleasantly typleal of an ciety also met. dav night. Mav 20th. , . . . cu ,, Your telephone company is train- invitation. I suspect Manfred likes Junior Sowing-Course For Teen Agers a very good thtog if we should at- American policy than he could inipraetieal professor. For in-, Mrs. Hilda Senk of Hartford has postmistress. She will con- moved to Gilead and occupying the | " ’olfe poured. ceive its charter Wednesday night was the person chiefly itfsponsiblc INC. Spiiday Grange Sunday wa.s ob- ing more operators and installing her chiefly because she always lets R|ieclal rates . A few openings for course stance, he was the kind of fel- llnue the sale pf light lunches, ice i home of Miss Doris Hutchinson, ] at ceremonies to be held at the for the massacre and destruction of 634 Center St. Tel. 6101 low our intefnat violence to pro- ! possibly have made through any served at the I ’ nivcraity of Con- been a recent giic.st of her son more switchboards to lipprove him finish the last half of her starting May 2.5th. low who would spend a \aeatlon cream, soda, etc\and it is believed j for the summer, Italiaii-American Friendship Club the village of ZubiL ceed’to tbb point at which every-[ emotional or cirntrovcrsial appeal, iieciicut with man.v Coventry William Senk and family. i on Kingsbury avenue. There will your service as soon as possible. .second glass of soft drink. fooling it through t'onneelieiit Mr. and .Mrs. Davis had as week- will continue to Act as postmis-1 Mrs. Alice F'oote is visiting at Bonus Bounces thing would be shut down, so th a t' What he made clear last night Grange member.* beinc present. A tre.ss. , the home of her .son Arnold F'oote, be a dinner served at 6;.30 o’clock They walked me home that flrat ENROLL TODAY AT THE hills and towns, falling in love line iletegalion from all over the e n d guests relatives from New Jei- day. leaving me at the gate only •11 o f us could take time out t o ' was the fact that Soviet Russia with.the countrysliie and its peo- There used to be tlirpe stores in ■ >u Amherst. Mass. followed by ceremonies during. •State met at the morning worship sey. Back as Issue which William P. Spear of Hart- ‘ after our hausfrau came out and • littie sober thinking about | has taken a series of pusitlons ple. Or the kind of fellow wlio .'orvice at 11:1.5 amt enjoyed a Over one hundred people attend- Hebron, all in operation at the The graduation class of the Restaurants Slow W ISE SM IT H 'S same time, but timea havfe chang-■ school were guests of ford, national vice president will gave them a stern look. Singer Sewing Center what we are doing to ourselves i each of which is indefensible In «(oiild take a bag full of acorns vory inajiii ing sermon, hy Rev .1. ed the public supper sponsored^ by INOUnCklAUXED •nd spi’iul a day (folng such a od, the auto making it possible for the Parent Teacher As.sociation at present the charter to the Ro<’ kvllle “ Doughnut Hour" Ritual Itself. It can be su.spected that Garland Waggoner, pa.stoi of the the Ladies' Aid Society of the Fcd- Harlfoal, May 21 (JP)— Blocked On Food Requests _ Now each afternoon they wait 8.T2 M A I N S T R E E T TEL. 8883 •nd to America. delightfully Inipraetieal thing as people to get to other places where a dinner at the Nathan Hale hotel Club, to be accepted by William A. \ .We are not going to take that ■ "uch an illumination of Soviet pol; planting oaks for fuliire genera- vhuich Following the church aei v- orated church last Friday night, in tVlllimantic. A delicious dinner by tabling action at the special Kuhnly, president of the local outside the gate, and "the dough- G O L D FU ^ S T O R A G E there is more variety. This doe? session of the Legislature, the vet- tions of Conneetieiil people to lie a ba.sket lunch wa.*) enjoyed by > May 17. not count in Amston and Gilead,;"'®* enjoyed by all in one of the group. nut hour" has become a ritual ead, we 1 Icy w-as the main object of Mr. erans' honilii bounced'back today Hartford, May- Soma—Con- enjoy. all on the campus, and coffee was The Tolland Men's Club will hold where there have been stores for private dining rooms and was fol- .\aalsted ,4t Service Both children dress neatly, but ftonenoN IN ou» r way j Byrnes’ own policy in Paria, when necticut restaurants have been • r « going to appease This kind of thing the bu.siness ftirnishcd by Man.sBeld Grange, their regular meeting in the church a'loliff time and'^sHirare'^” *'"' *” *! lowed byjy brief remarks and games j ®» “ “ issue threatening a cam- Dr. George S. Brookes of this Manfred hasn’t any shoelacea. He ISW VAULTS through ourpresent trouble, leav- he so relentlessly and so patiently could tolerate as a liann- F'roni 1 o’clock to 2:1.5 the-group social rooms Thursda.v night. May I Hebron's baseball team, the man-1 ilayed. Graduates presentpresent!. > pajK" . by . fdvovftcs^to city upon the invitation of the very slow to nee^d request." that uses telephone wire. He alwaya ONIY were: Misses Beverly Carpenter, I vial bonus session of the Legisla they help in conserving acaj'ce carrie.s a small cardboard box. The moM ing It to enipt later in atlU more explored and re-exploied the po.s- ic.„ pastime on the part of a geii- vi.iiled points of interest on the 23. Leon Chorches will be the guest ager of which is Richard Ives, has ...... , Park Congregational church of ing It to erupt laier in aun more ,, food, particularly bread and rolls, German woman who works in the ^ Berlou* form. And, quite likely, we rslbilitlea of settlement of variou.s ; tleinan who taught .such a lu.suri caiTipiui. 33ie musical program of speaker and relate some of hi.s Norwich received the new minis- FIRE turned in its quota of $35 as , ; S p a S La“™ c e Greem Thomas D. Supina, D,. Ash W alter T .-t’lark, state director of Press club cloakroom says he col- issues. At any rate, what was oV'* "ohject as love of beauty the afleinoon began at 2:30 with many Interesting and unaiial ex- ter, Rev. Malcolm Garland into the MOTHS m tiiall alao pass a law. ilic Connecticut State Lecturer, pericnces. The busine.ss will In- Baseban Lo^eill slven"oth^°^^^ NicOlo! Calvin Fish, Don-1 ford,- whose bonus resoluUon at membership of the Norwicivchurch the Production and Marketing Ad- lects cigarette butts In the box and ♦ . 1 literature. Baseball League. Seven other man- Epstein. Jesse I the recent special sesaion failed, liilKI^tration, declared today. Mr. clear laat night, as i\ was almAet When this same :^antleman went Mi.s.aMis . AlmaAima Brooks as presidingprcAsiaing elude the recommendation of the at the service last Sunday morn- takes them home to his father. THEFT That la, aa a matter of fact, the Clark said that a number of com- equally clear through th« proceed-' into the world of politics, however, , officer. The University Chiili committee concerning a communi- agets fiom vaiioua towns have | white and Eugene Carlo. Mrs, ; announced that he would ask Gov- Ing. Both children seem to spend the '»* object of preaent clamor. "There ernor Baldwin to call a special plaints have come . > his office r e m o d e l i n g inga at Paris, was that Riis.sia, there came^bout a gradual chang(*-[ ,e^dcred two anthems, "Sing unto ty meeting place Refreshments Bouomly.' teacher of the “ '' ' " ------I>egl(>n Meeting entire day roaming tho streets. PLEASE! from individual citizens who find Sw ought to be a law! Paaa a law! " in ,u. IJie plea.sant..1 . , tolerance..1...... ot u...his' Lord" Purcell, and "Lo. My *" ‘‘ ‘ ' bonus session "before the 'politi- A meeting of Stanley Dobp4'z They know only a few words of at e to be served during the social “ 'ta L ^ a re of lelgue expensM un-' ‘^’***' «hP'tvlsors Miss Florence cians of the state have a chance that rolls and bread are still served CLEANING That la the war cry every time we j has been taking etanUa which, ex- original activities. There was a hour The committee in charge *o taKe caie of league expenses un ,Battle >nd Martin B. Robertson, Post, No. 14, American Legiop, will Engli.sh. such as "Hello," "Okay," Shepherd’s Hand Divine" Haydn. to use the'bonus as a lure for the in the same quantity as before the ... Americana come to an extreme 1 "mined by themselves on their vast differetu'e between liaving be held this evening eight Mrs. Brooks then iimoiluccd IneliulesDr Samuel S m ip n , St.i- i^e^fYnd'^Tre'’ turned" in to 7 h e 1 S Y Roth'^m'uMc teachei .soldier vote." conservation program started. pleasant opinions on the charms art Tinkham. Jo.seph Dufour and , ; ireasiirv The nresident of Wt'*» ftoth. music teacher o’clock in the G. A. R. hall. }s emergency In the course of our | own merits, are impossible, Charles A. Wheeler of the College Allan Mather league ireasui,y. ine piesiueiu m , and Mrs., Charles Larconib presi- They have reported, too, that It Is iinthinkable that we should of Connecticut h.lls and daring to faculty who cxlcmled a welcome Aiian Macner. ^ j, August Gregory, and Parent Teacher Asso- The following orders 'have been some restaurants are still serving H elps build up resist a n c t handling of our own destiny. v have opinions or. political and DON'T- WORRY! f Issued for Memori^'Day, May 30: Pr-umably such a law would | ‘hat Italy should pay r^pa-, — „ of“thrday Plant to the Granger.s of Connecticut. A meeting of the hund, y Schoo I the treasurer IS Ernest K. Seyd of elation. MHss Beverly Stlehl and toast as a garnish with dishes like a g ainst M O N THLY Meet at the T o w jfH a 11 at 9 a. m.; lamb chops where the toast is not . . and '*^‘ *‘jus to Russia which Ameil-J jpj, „„ acOrn for an oak was one Chillies Wheeler wa.s the In.sUgaloi 6oHid was he d last F nday night Andover. ; ^ovd Lyman were Gnable to atV , Elliiigton vaults 6 h pr e mis e s —fur STORAftE^THIRO FLOOR of Ihe Grange Sundays at the col- at 8 o'clock at the par.sonagc and | « i, reported that there will, be ■ tend due to illr.e.ss. ^ I parade, 9:30 a! m.; exercises at an essential part of the meal. This A b o u t Brea d, C a k e a n d Pastries. If Y o u r Re g ular be a la pe .le a n dollars would have to finance, i thing, and daring to plant a seed Grove Hill cemetery at 10:00 a. m. m-ork together in peaceful respect should ! <>f hh®'®' thought was another, lege, which were po.stponed be- romplolecJ p1an» for the annual | tWo paid umpires in control of all I in * is a practice which rq-staurants Call Enterprise 1100 Without Charge. IX Howard N. Kibbe of Somers There will be initiation of new have been asked to drop for the F E M A L E F A I N laiise of the war. Tlu’ Master of Children’s Day service to be hcld| league games, but there will be a r^rlnn h .ve re for one another. i • j .. ,■ ' Having a harmlessly original lit- e.* 11 « iiinrv o \ir« i ^ a a a t. fant son. Rooert Goidon, have re- Road la confined to his home auf- members at tonight's meeting. duration of the emergency. Whaa taka* ragnlMlyl t. -Ironlc, isn’t it? Ironic that the , Yugoslavia the Italian city theory was one thing, and Connecticut Stale Grange. Harry at 11 a. m . Sunday, June 9. Mrs. latcr announcement. A trophy cup. D eliv ery M an M eets Yo u W ith T e a rs In H is Eyes a n d Luther Barnard was elected- chair- hgj, been donated by Paul Schuster tiirned to thCir home in Gilead j fering Ippm sprains and bru’lses ha More members of the Legion are Bakers, Mr. Clark said, have Lydia B. PlaUiam'a Vetatabl* Com- ieste. It is unthinkable that having an o'rlglnal political Theory ,1- then responded with a from the Manchester Memorial pound Boas Mou than rellaaa moat privileged and fortunate' ° man. A plan for a different type for the team winning tha pennant.- rcceived'when the cab door on the needed to work on the Legion pro- also complained that certain res- monthly pain when due to (unc- Russia should refuse td di.si uss ' was something else again. few brief remarks. Vocal solo.s of Sunday School prbgram for the There will be another league hospital. Mrsv Elizabeth White truck he was riding in at hla work ject at 114 West street. Work Is taurant and other eating house tlonal periodic dlsturhancaa. It alao O f f ers Y o u O N E L O A F O F B RE A D A N D T W O C U P people on earth should find their ^ were civen by Mr.** Grace Parker rellevea accompanying wask, tired, the question of Austria, the first Frequently .\»iiVrlcaa liusl- month of August was - propbsed. meeting on the 23rd. of South Coventry is visiting at on the Hyde farm opened throw- progressing at the project, but proprietors are putting pressure on plenty and their opportunity an- of the Housatonic Valley Pomona nanroua. Jittery teellnga — of such nation'the victorious allies of this iiesHinen \yho do so niiieli to and Miss Carol Needham wa.s el- fb e season proper will open on the home of her daughter, Mrs. ing him to the ground. more carpenters, painters or any- them in attempts to get their nature. IZkan regularly—Plnkham’a Inspiration for Ulroat-cuttlng In- linanee .Anier'ica’H higher insti- No. 10 and her selections wore: Rathbun. Edward Ashe of Main street, one willing to assist will aid in FLASH! war promised independence. It is ected program director for that Memorial Day. A game was played customary bread deliveries in spite Compound balpa ouild up roatatanoa C A K E S . . . tutions of learning ivoniler uh.v "L ei my song fill your heart" The first Father and Son 4H who is confined to his home with completing the program. against aueh monthly dlstrsas. Plnk- stead of for teamwork? Ironic, of the fact that the bakers' supply ham'a Compound is worth trytfiff iinthinkimle that there shoiild be they should devote sound money Charle.s; and "I Love Thee" — rheumatic fever is reported a^ be- Speaks Tn Pupils. that. In the midst of circiim- ■"■C' ,.2.»5.p. ™I of flour has been dra.atically cur-1 i no wav in sight for the victorious lo the proposition that "danger- Grieg. CTtarle-s K. t ’rary of New ing a little more comfortable". Pupils of grades 4 to 8 of the tailed. I B oulevar d Dine r atances that are the envy of all London ( ’oiinty Pomona then gave the church the women «-,n will hold a Hebron team„.n. win won by . w.,b 5.1,1 allies of t\iis war lo withdraw ous” liberals shall he privileged It was voted to hold the Pru- public schools heard a member .of "People have got to expect le.ss ' 473 Connecticut Boulevard Eaijt Hartford the rest of the world, we should to try out their "Inipraeltcar* a tenor solo, "Open the Gates of silver tea and *he good as a kind of starter. ed of lomaiotomato juice,Juice, scaiiopeuscalloped po- aciiuaidential comnmieecommittee iiieeviiigBmeetings thevne the railway police of the New Hav- bread," Mr. Clark said. "There Just I their trooj^ from those nations- Ideas on 'the sons of the very the Temple’ Croishv, A tine in- Y. u V m l v!l hrine ■ ,, 5 ■ wT _ -v,., i ^invucw, bakedunivyu beams,uyan.-,, cold..,21,1 meat,mcai., third Sunday evening of each en Railroad this morning on the isn’t going to be as much wheat | REMEMBER. deem it necessary lo pass a law | PRESENTS which wereXal.so victims of the wealth which finances their sal- striimentalUUiiipiUHi trioiiu» was nextiifA i ( onMl theiiic . _ •, P ,,;_ .neds 1' * . . . - , , “, li!; i I sP®Shetti.»puuiieLi.i, vegetablevfKrin uic .salads,Rniaun. rolls,iuii», month In the future omitting the subject of safety around railroad flour as we want for the next year, I compelling us to live and let live W A N TED! war. aries. In this partleiilar instanee, progri■rogram with Herbert A Card. M sna.1 for pickles., ginger bread with months of July and’’August at the at least." T h e Pop u l a r Y o u H a v e a B a k ery O n K e rry Stre e t, O nly d Few among ourselves? 'Yea, It is irony,! siieh businessmen, with a new Prudential committee meeting R. N. SUPERVISOR In such retJpect.s. Russian policy Leslie.eslle Nichols and -Mrs. Rebecca iM.u^Pnvland Southern An "/’ .a ^*’*'*^ **"i. " ’bippvd cream, coffee and choco- hiisliiessmsn president of Trin- held Sunday evening at the par- and food for thought. Dole)ole participating.participatmg^ vjineiOther soloistssojo,SIS Conference will meet Th.irs- „ ‘A"'.'. „ ^ " vi.sit I f, to her parents in A "™ North ’ '* >®te milk for the boys. Follow- REGISTERED has been Illuminated as inipossl- ity, were In a position to seize ing the dinner the meeting was sonage, Make Your Own 1 Measles Remain M in u tes' D rive Fro m A n y P a rt of T o w n, T h a t W ill Be And the thought that comes bic. Not even \he Rii.Hsiaiis them- Ihe opportunity to rid Trinity on the P '° k '“A I day. June 6 In New Bedford. Mass. Carolina. Local people are) also Mrs. Lulu Lord and Rev. Charles I STAFF NURSES BILL JO H NSO N E, Emei.son of Sea V p I °m w a Holland will be r.epiesehted. giad to see Louis Tepnant again on held up.stalKS and C. Daniel Way ' i from it is this: that there can be selves, with lhe\r great talent for of such a dangerous character, < gave a talkXon "Past 4H Club A. Downes, pastor of the Congre- TRAINED attend ants A n d H is O rchest r a and they look It. who sang veo' beautlfullj "^e | Young People's Society met our street. He suffered an attack gational church at North Franklin, - M o s t P r e v a l e n t i no law which will accomplish the the illogical, fan Indefinitely cpii- Work." L ^ o y Kinney and n WARD HELPERS O n ly T o o G lq d T o Su p ply Yo u W ith the Best Bre a ds < Mr. .Shepard has. In simple re- . i ’ w I S^ipday evening in the church so- several weeks ago which kept him George Borsotti, both leaders of were married at two o'clock today Every Wed., Thurs., Fri. and.Sat.\ cure we seek. If we have gone and Mias Ruth Almstedt of Moun- rooms. Election of officers for in, and threatened serious con.se- tinue holding sueb po.sUions. ality, been penalizVd because he the 4H club spoke on "Club Work at the parsonage in Gilead. Rev. Full or Part Time •o far down the trail of selflsljness lain County Pomona, who san^ j cboning yeau’ was held. ; quences. He is still somewhat en- Hartford. May 21—^^(^—-Measles DANCING EVERY NIGHT Throughout Sewelary Byrne.s happened to take a certain line of of Today." Mr. Lord from Wind- George Milne pastor of the Con- for a n d Pastries T h a t Y o u H a v e Ever T ast e d ! that we admit that only a law can "The Lord’e Prayer— Malotte and j^rs. Zoc Beckley has opened her fecbled and get about slowly, bub ham High school on .“Agriculture gregational church at Gilead of- was called the "most prevalent" speech last night tW r. were hints X i n a l ^ W J : "Through communicable disease in Connecti- .Manchester Memorial rescue us, then that i.x sign that the Veal'S Youitians. , Hummer honje. "Cubby House." af- ; looks about the same as formerly. Taught in Our Schools” and mo- ficiated. Following an unannounc- We Cater To Wedding Parties and B a n q u e ts ^ that such and such a Russian po- suppose thosi# op- Both the morning and afternoon , ^pr a winter apent in mgny inter-i Sunday callers at the home ot ed wedding trip the couple will re- I cut in the State Health depart- . Hospital no Is.w of Itself will change the tion pictures the "Model Farm’’ , sition might be considered a bar--j erating it fancy, been made safe services were broadcast locally. c.sting far away'tjlaces. | Mrs. E. G. Lord included her rela- and "H ay Is What "You -Make It." side at the parsonage in North ment’s weekly bulletin today. and Annex .. F O R L U X U R I O U S D ESSER TS T R Y O U R situation. For there is no law Tue.sday, May 21. a nature Mr. and Mrs! Dohald Graham of O f the 411 cases, which repre- gaining device. If that is so, if for something or other. lives, Mr and Mrs. Howard Ben- Charles Warner and Muriel Franklin, and will be at home after (The former Annie Cheney which can create the instinct t o } hike under the guidance of James Thompsonville were recent guests nett and 'Son of West Hartford. June IS. sented no increase from the week R.„«. b.. cn„.b,d „„o Warner, children of Mr. and Mrs. Home, Hartford Road) fsir'pla:y. There i.s no law which' T. Laldlow will start from the par- of Miss Bertha Place. Mrs. Bennett is the former Miss Norton P. Warner, are sick with Grange Sunday will be observed before, Meriden reported T9. Bran- W H IPPE D C RE A M S H O R T C A K ES A N D PIES IKissiblc- positions on icilain "Pv- time, or,.place of Mr. Shep- sonage at 3:30. AU interc-sted will at the Congregational church Sun- ford, 42; Waterbury, 27; Stafford can compel people to want to Grace Lord, daughter of the late German measles. Apply M. Ferguson eifle issues in ordei to olitaiii cer-; aid's political thought plantings, be welcome to attc'nd. Turns To Lost and Found Ad day May 26, at the morning serv- Springs, 26 and North’ Branford Rev. Daniel Lord. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hurley of 'build something together instead I lain more reasonable objectives, i c threw more barbs than praises Next Sunday, .May 26 will be ice. It is hoped all Grangers will 20. Manchester Memorial Howard..Wilcox of Rocky Hill were Middle Haddam and Mr. and Mrs. of teat ing it aparf to see wlych in his direetioti. while he was per- 4-H Sunday and a choir rehearsal North Platte. Neb.—i/Pi -^The be present. No cases were reported from Hospital it behooves Russia to bring -qlso-callers. Mrs. Wilcox Is the for- Warren Darrow and children, will end up with the biggest piece. forming in the vorld of polities! for this event will be held on Rev. Harold M. Mallett, pastor of . idep May Lord, Mra. Bennett’s als- New Haven, one from Bridgeport PHONE 5131 Paint U p - - With these main objectives anti it he- I S cott. and Donna of Baltimore. SHORTCAKES But he was at Trinity, accord Wednesday evening. May 22 at the First Presbyterian church, ! ter. x Le^al Notices and 8 from HartfonL There is no law which can m®he [ sFok and ing to his former students, a Maryland, were recent visitors at 7:30. All are urged to be pre.sent turned to the Lost and Found col- | John Kulynych, son of Mr. arid the home of Mr: and Mrs. Chiirles people see one another’s point of di.scuasion of lhe\u. ! great teacher and a .grand and who wish to sing in the chorus iim.i In a North Platte newspaper! Mrs. M i^apl Kulynych of.Hebron- ORDER OF NOTICE • Stra w b erry stimulating personality. Trinity Fish. PIES View. If we need a law to save _ does'have reismuible! On Thiiraday evening at 8 to report the slump in church at Andover road, has been discharged Mrs.^ Frank Ulm has returned AT A COl'HT o r RKOBATE hold at will never he safe from his mem- tendance the Sunday after Easter. from U, S. service and is at his Columbia. In and' for the district of R a d a r i P a i n t o’clock, all Interested in a Vaca- to her work at the Aetna Life In- • Blueb erry us, we are lost. jobjective.s. we still believV that ory, and no matter how big and "Lost or Strayed; About 250 Andover on the Igtii day of Ma.v, IStt. tion Church school, which will be home here. He his brother, surance in Hartford after a week’s 5835 \Nhat can .save us.' ' ' jjjp outside world l)"s Ihe capaci- siieeessfiil and safe in a certain church attendants who were last Present. CLAYTbN E. HUNT. .ludBO, B a n a n a - held during the la.sl.week of Jul^ Michael, Jr., attended services at vacation spent at her home in Upon the application of The Phnsnlx way It may grovv,^ It can never seen on Easter Sunday • • • but .'i • Pin ea p ple Obvious'ly, we need a rebirth of jy considering them with iin- ' and the first, week of Angust, w ill St. Peter’s Episcopal dhurch Sun- Gilead. State Bank & Trust Co., Consenatur atone hy mere bigness for the were not to be found the Sunday Stra w b erry ' faith'in an America which is big derataiiding, sympathy and \coop- ,meet with Ml.ss Edith Welker at day. Michael has been boih« for the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ulm ac- nf the estate of Mary K. Hyde. of sacrifice of aeaslemic and po- following. No questions will be Andover, in said district, an incapable • Peach ^the 1st Congregational church in past year from a school for the companied by Mr. and Mrs.'Frank engugh and great enough for all believe there are few litical freedom it has chosen to asked If those returning are will- person, for an order of sale of stirh Pineap ple . South Coventry. Miss Welker Is blind in Hartford where he leafived Ulm. Sr., of Buckingham were re- Interest as said Incapable now has Ln of us. .Obviously,' we need a r e -, statesmen who really want the commit. In the opinion of those ing to have their Easter zest every the BraUle-ncthod. Though he baa 0 C h erry who love it most, Trinit.v has from the Connecticut Coundl of cent 'callers 'o f Mr. 'Ulm'a mother, 'and j o certain -coal. estate partlcularl.\ tn Civies birth of a broader vision of life on i v.4i id solution we are fatriig Sunday. ...” ’ * lost the sight of one eye and can- desrribed In said application, situated injured not Professor niiiioii8 Passes so dearly hBPPt^ned ?ome yjf.ars ago . Wednesday evening. May 22 at o'clock In tile forepnon. d.s.t.. and that Back to familiar. - » Sherman and the superintendent public liotfce be th’i’h to all pefSoil* SLIC E D B U T T E R C U P - P U M PER N IC K EL respect for one anotbei, in which j made at Paria. We believe, wit^ J of the Stinday school. The Mother’s Good iPld Laughs!* when he was Investigating an ex- eight o’clock. Misa Sears from inteceated In. said estate to appear, if habiU —> such as we learn to regard other people I Secretary Byrnes, that further ne\ j (loal Mines Bill Club will also send delegation, plosive which he had picked up, the Teachers College In Wllllman- they jgtr. rause. and be heard thereon, bringing suits and Mrs. Erne.st Davis. Mrs. Ruth used fo r blasting. tic will speak on "W hat It Means hy piihllshliiR a copy of thta order and other interests as aometblng 1 gotiatidn can be fruitful, vid that Mra. Charles P. Miner, town oncevtn a newapaper haviiiR a circula- coats to Rainbow R Y E - EG G B RE A D ed Cholla)*fs the‘Richest White liill, Mrs. Eva Kingsbury, and to Have A rt Taught tn the Pub- more than .niere stepping stones tlje Paris Conference, for all its clerk, reports 225 dogs registered tion In said district, and by sending a for quality dry cleaning. Bread .Made. Mrs. Eunice Loyzim. The com- lic Schools.’* Also election of like Copy of said order b.v registered Protect your home against the summer sun with lack of Immediate result, may .still Ixmdon, May 21 -Nine men to date. She thinks there must be for ourselvea. mltmlttee in charge will appre- officers and reports for the year mull, postage prepaid, to each of the controlling 1.50,000.000 pounds quite a number of dogs still un- By Mrs. Anne Cabot RAD AR paint. YouTe always sure of a beauti- Exce.ssive as our vkUatlons of have served as tfie alr-clearlng ciate more volunteers fbr. teaching will be read. following named, all on the 20th day ($600,000,0001 In public funds will registered In various parts of the of May. 1946, and return make to thta HouaciTlves who can’t find ful lasting Job with this painCwith the pre-war such codes may seem, the covies i prelude to agreement and transportation. A trained The Farm, Bureau will hold a put Great Britain into the coal town. As doge come of register- meeting at the town hall In He- Court of the notice given. readymade covers and can’t afford formula. Get some tomorrow! themselves are not entirely dead.! ------worker will be available. The Phoenix Slate Bank t Trust. We take pride in our careful work* SEE OUR DECORATED CAKES BEFORE YOU ORDER. bu.siness under the Labor govern- ing age there will be more to add bron on Thursda.v evening, May Co.. Con.servator. Hartford. Conn., and to wait for months for custom- They are still working, in limited ment's bill to nationalize the coal Pieces fiir Children’s Day which to the above number. made Jobs are measuring, cutting, will h*„Iield qn JuneJ9.Ui w’vre giv- 23 at eight o’clock. Two movies Erakine B. Hyde. Andover, 'Conn. manship. Rainbow-cleaned clothes ONI.Y A MASTER C.\N CREATE A MASTERPIECE A Little Growing Weather mines, passed by the House of The sum of $4,000, left by will on "Canning and Freeflng" will CLAYTON E. HUNT, Judge. fitting and seaming their owtf vfaahion, even though they ai-e-not en dut on Sunday- morning during ■Commons last night. 324 to 143; of the late Miss Choline E. Kel- be shown, also cutting up ,meat. slipcovers snd obtaining highly arc properly cleansed, neatly pressed, in .any formal law of tlie land. About three weeks ago, writing the Sunday School hour. Rehears- AT A COURT OF PROBATE held The measure,. one of the major logg to the American Red Cfoas, Miss Webb, demonstration agent, creditable results! The instruo- als for Children's Day will be held at Mancheater. within and for the and look as good as new. ' When John L. Lewis draws back on behalf of all gardeners, we items in tho government’s na- will get through local channels to will be present and she will check District of Manche.sWr. on the 21at tions offered here will help you on June 1st at 2 o’clock and Jun*i See Us For These Items:— temporarily, ' as be did w ith . his soiight' rain. Since then, we have 1 tionalization program, now awaits headquarters. Lewis W. Phelps pressure Cookers. dav of Mav. A.D.. 194«. slipcover any sort of davenport or had rkin, rain.and more rain. Now ' J'oncurrence by the House of 8 at 2 o'clock In the church. of Andover is the exequtor of her rresent WILLIA.M S. IIYDE. Esq- chesterfield'*as explicit directions present truer, he is doing so not On June 23rd, 5n the abschce Judge. Safe Insured Fur Storage will. Mrs. Henry Rossman of He- for each process are outlined In a WIRE LAWN RAKES Metal Bread Boxes ^ in reshonae to auiy law on the of the pastor. Rev. Allen H. Gales, Stratford Vataran Droty^ta, Eatat* of Herbert Button, late of what we need, if nature will be so Designated bv the>ill aa the na- Itron is' local Red Cross chairman. Manchester tn said dlatrlct. deceased. one, two, three process. You’ll Leave Your Fur Coats and Fur Pieces books, but in the knoWledge that kind, is a little growing weather, r tional coal boa^d, the nine men the C. O. D. Glass will have charge Upon application of Helen.H. Tryon, head 22 yards of M-lnch or 16 ’ WINDOW SCREENS Rubber Garden Hose THE MANCHESTER, Mrs. Ira C. Turahen of Amston la of the "morning worship service. Bridgeport. May 21—(^ --C lif- .. the general public la atilt capabla Growing weather Is that warm,' will take over 850 collieries in the treasurer. It is fine that Hebron administratrix c.t.a.. praying ' for yards of 50-Inch material for a ' \Vith Us. The Dairy Club of Coventry, is authority to Sell certain real estate next five years. can get the credit of this hand- ford A. Bannerman. Sr. 44-vear- three-cushton aofa. * STEP-ON VIGORO ^ ot a moral Judgment upon him. steaming Interlude in which a pla-' “ l* ,, privileged to have, as their speak- particularly described in said appll- ,. , ...... , , ., Their chore______wil ..ill be to supervise some bequest. The Windham Com* old Stratford veteran of World To^btalh the-Inatriictlon sheet' 8 When a Stamford manufacturing er at their meeting. May Slat at calliin on tile. It Is LAWN SEED cid sun bears quietly and heavily workings of the mines and pay munlty Memorial hospital, Willi- war I^ waa drowned in Bridge- ORDER' That the foregidiig appll- for Making Davenport Slipcovers GARBAGE* CANS BAKING COMPANY! the Grange Hall, Professor Klinek ^ concern Anally gives up Its die- down upon the Just moiatenod the owners for them Mrs. Wash Tubbs—Carol to all mantle, gets a like amount to be port harbor lata yeaterdav despite ratlon hr heard and determined at tlie (Fattern No. 68.36) send 16 cents hard effort to break ite union, It is earth. If it is important to have The measure does not specify from the Urilversitv and he will hqr old fi'ionds— is retUining to efforU to save hla life. Detatla of Probate office In Manchester In sold in coin plus 1 cent pontage, your ' ON KERRY STREET TELEPHONE 3881 talk on "Vt'hat Factors do You used fo r free bed.s. Dlatrlct. on Ihe 37th'day nf May. A.D.. what compensation the govorn- tUc popular comic strip Raymond Smith .4m employed on the tragedy are bettjf Inveatigat* name, address and -the pattern yielding to no law on the books moisture in the soil, it is Jii.st as Want in a Modern Dairy Barn?" I!I4«. at 9 • clnek (d.at.) In the foi. - TURN DOWN NORTH STREET . . . , . 2 ment is to»paV the private owners, a housing project at ^toiTs, put- ed Bannerman waa pulled from iiooii. and that notice be given, to I niinibei to Anne Cabot, Tho Man- but to the fair aentiments of the important to have warmth in it 1 b merley says that the owners AH interested arc Invited to at- WASH TUBBS ting up cottages to relieve * the the water by a police boat after persona Interested In said estate ol 1 < .-'.-'eiitcr Evening Herald, 1160, KERRY STREET IS AT THE END OF NORTH STREET - t'omlBuiUly in which it is located. too; ' j shall receive the ’ ’amount which tend th^a meeting. two tugboat employee who saw pendency of said application and (- - \ve. Am«rica% New York 19, N. And bringinf with her those housing shortage, under the F iti- This country U atiU able to Judge Orel Lsduc- who has t'cen a pa- him atruffgUng in the water had time and place of bearing thereon, by f . SBARRETTi far, in the current spell o f' they might have been expected to 80 mischievous twins. Thomas and gerald plan. publUhlng a copy ol tala order In weather w» heve .orrma d Club 1 and probably will not last imtll aald death waa due tjO'accidental ^ tnake leuirn to this court. . . . . •SUIIIUL'I aAiJ___ , M aaaort^PBy. DdKw owI Ig.Bykim ^i drowntn*. » w i l l i a m B. UTD^. Jugaa, for yqpr Copy. Frica 16 centa. . it iMtarMlB. Than Steady, Chiu winds, which dry out j B n sli^ddictionary lcU on sry in 17&5. 17M. i will meet on May 24th for th o re iu - 1 ta Tber ManeMMAr S v fa la g Herald MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, flilANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAT, MAT 21, 194« n C A T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEK. CONN.. TUESDAY, MA7 21. 1D4® PAGE N IN l
they have pu|.the government In a very difficult position. ' , Soldier Says Strict Orders | To Present Pupils Emblem Club ;h,ool*Board “ According to the treaty with siirren-, of South Windsor; Fr<'d Tomel of stalled aa president succeeding Manchesterites were treated to the center aisle. .Mrs. Arlyne Gar- further as saying that certain un- It took the combined efforts and Perfect Squeeze Play catcher's throw bounded off his boys wi'rc given a day < The meeting and installation In Last Iiiniiqt to trout Was released In Salter's Social Coiiiieil the frozen grfiund, they marched | WHS given in marriage by her Manchester. ed and will be tried by court mar- National Women's fly casting 1 '****°" ^be Park Department to The Depot Square Grill have Siirowler Sensa^nal The Commencement address will ceremonies will be preceded by a Pond last week. The Manches- Vic Taggart received his honor- j only 12 men on thMr roster and bo given by Rev. Dr. Harold C. with hands clasped behind the.ir. father. The bridegroom’s mother wore a tial." A Russian-language trans- champion. The all-day program | Ji^***ze the pond to new heights, Decide league Game P.A.A.C. mission listed four, whose names catered dinner to be served at ter Division of the Connecticut .able discharge from the Navy yea- j eleven players have put in an ap-., AB ICe&er, pastor of Trinity Union heads past the leading German | The bride wore a gown with s powdered blue print * afternoon 6:30. of events was executed on time **®” u****on was received by the 111 F i e l d ; Ifij^lili^lH s Facing Many white satin top and marquisette were not* heard distinctly. Their Sportsmen's Association is of- j terday snd will be ready to pitch ' pearance for their first throe Keeney, 2b .... Xothodist church, Providence, R. I. tank, whose commander thrimhed dress with a gardenia corsage. There will be a rehearsal of the and the entire carnival lasted a ^,*1' division to stock the pond Lee’s Es.so, beaten In two previ- fering a reward of $5 to the ' one of the American Legion teams : them toward the enemy rear. skirt with a long train, trimmed The reception took plare after rank of officers were not given. games. A1 Snrowier'.s high hoist to Vic autenberg, cf t>Ti Metsner la a fine speaker and officers of the club at the Elka little more than eight hours. The | ous starts suddenly >ame to life/ lucky angler who catches the i games in the Twilight League this | ZVkl*. 3b . .... p ed la r with the Young People's Lary testified: with Mexican lace. Love knots of the reremony In the Lithiinnisn ( Dispatches from Tehran quoted major events w«sq^ held This was done In cooperation last night and whipped a highly Tough Tasks Prince Flrouz, director of propa- Home at seven o'clock tonlghL In the fish. I week. Dick Blow will twirl th(> 1 Harry Bernardi looked good on : ' ’ ••'S'*"' “ 'I'terlield in ths last ,‘4a\Vrick, .sa . . . groups in the Southern Conference “ A German in the sixth or satin decorated the skirt and the Hall on Golway street with ahoi|t afternoon when thfe rreater por- with the State Fish and Game De- favored North End team 8-7. f I other, .seventh armored vehicle In the ganda, as saying three of those ar- partment and 200 trout were The reward will be psld up- ficat for the PA'a last night. Al- 'i>c sixth inning with Mike BernaKh, Ih of the Methodist church. He is a neckline. The marquisette neck- 300 guests present. The hall was Poland and Serbia Inat one- tlon of the estimated ?wd of 2,- King Karl Kchler was really'the Snrowi<^ If column said. 'It’s a long way to line was trimmed with Mexiran rested were All Dashtl, Jemal Im- stocked on an experimental basis. on display of the trout « t Lee's though a abort fellow, Harry can 1 Ravenek on third ha.se gave' the former Chaplain of the tTnivrrsIty ((V>ntlnued. from Page One) decorstc»d In pink and blue wUli fourth of their people by famine 500 was on hand. boss except In one tad Innlnf, the Bobby Cuneo. handyman at , Kose, rf Tipperary, )>oys.' None of us re- lace. She wore a finger tip veil bouquets of lilacs. mami and Salarsanid SanandajI, Miss Jeanne Ittllllgan For the first time In yeara, when fourth. Aside from .that, he was In ! Esso Station. play a lot of firat b.ase. He picked ! poUsh Americans their flr.st Twi- of Maine. after World War 1. Given a break from the w^ The contest is open to all. : Lee's, was detailed to assist )n ! several out of the air for putoiits. Borello, rf Other Commencement Dates He would not swerve from that sponded. falling from a crown of headed The bridal couple will take iip all pro-British members of Parlia- man, the carnival was fishing season opened, youngsters complete charge throughout the' light I>>ague win of the season. ment which passed out of existence Miss Jeanne Milligan, director I cleaning up (jenter Springs after i Wicrzbicki. o'" . Other commencement dates are stand. Motioned Into Field orange blossoms. She carried a residence st 190 Union street after with success. The spcrtisorlng or-' and adults, both malc-snd female, Rame. The PA’s downed, the previoiialv As we approached the cross- a few weeks ago.) of Miss Jeanne's Studio of the the water'carnlval. This he did and ' Any doubt that A1 Rnrowiee has B. Bycholski, p,, as follows: Hollister street, Tues- The Impact of the question of boucpiet of white roses, gardenias, an unannounced wedding trip. ganlzatlon. the Manchester Divi- advantage of the public Neither team scored In the first in raking the water found a ail- undefeated defending cliampion roscls, a (Terman standing hesicle, The Tehran radio said a eom- Dance, will present more than 80 stocking snd fished at Center lo.st any of the finesao for his de- Dejiot .Squaic Grill nine by a s;oie .1. Bycholski, x day morning, June 18; Buckland, the type of members of commis- orchids, and lily of the valley. She The bridegroom was discharged sion of the Connecticut Sports- inning although both teams put ver dollar. Babe Dowd will testify ; parked half-track searched lis wore white satin ribbon streamers mi.sslon “consisting of officers of of her pupils In the ctudio’s third Springs. on a runner. In the second Inning fenaive ability that drew rave qo- of 2 to 1 before 1.200 fails at the Tuesday afternoon. ,Iune 18; Barn- sions expert or government man from the Army medieal service men's Association, deserves, full that this is the truth, ’ I 4 21 12 1 - was felt among the Other ancl took our .cigarettes and with white sweet peas. the government Army and repre- annual dance program entitled The Experiment worked and ad- |the North Ends got one run to Matson Mills tlcea last aeason was anawered last Ova; lii.st nigtit. . ard, Wednesday, June IP; Green, after three years. 2.1 months of credit for the Sabbath program night. Al’s two catches will rank Wednesday afternoon, June 19. groups. The council vJlH be watches. We were motioned into a whieh was spent overseas. He is a sentatives of Azerbaijan has been “CaWndar Carnival” and to be ditionai trout were stocked. Cen-I st**"' ibe scoring. With two out, Surowiec's fly hall enatiled Sav- The maid of honor. Miss Mary given at the State Armory here that was the first sportsmen's According to the baseball ached- with the top plavs of the year. H PO A B The school board vqted to con- called upon to decide the Issue. field where a big group of prison- Kasheta, of Main street, South graduate of Ellsworth Memorial established to prevent any further, ter Srpings pond has finally be- j Majewski beat out a bunt an*» ers was standing, shoulder to unpleasant incident,’’ and that an Friday nighf of this week. As the water show ever to be attempted come useful to the residents of \ 'vas out stealing, then Parciak Here Tonight ea.sily. The litter's run derided « -o t h " '2h 0 2 4 0 tinue the Veterans classes for an The commls.slon on human rights Windsor, aunt of the bridegroom, High school in South Windsor with In Manchester. sight wcefks , period during the recommended that an International shoulder. In ranks ‘20 men wtefe and the class of '41. Investigation of the border clashes title indicates Miss Jeanne Is hav- Manchester. It Isn't necessary to i walked and., Lucas singled to what turned out to he a pitcher':* f ’ rppn’ pf eight deep” wore a pink net gown with a would be .made! ing her Iiupils Interpret the calen- It took months of hard work on summer to permit the 87 veterans bill of rights he drafted as soon as sweetheart neekllne. The skirt was The bride is a graduate of Man- be a member of the club to fish at bnally score ftim. A Fine Job. Doc duel between ancient Pete Kapura] ' in this class to obtain sufficient possible and that a subcommlsslon Lary said the group included No Mention Of Fighting dar with dances and colorful cos- the part of several club members Center Springs. Salter's or Lee's came back with two on Jarvis (iarage trimmed with lace. She carried red chester High school with the cla.as tumes to bring out the beauty of Glastonbury Nine Fares ~ Kapura. p . credits for college entrance exam- on freedom of information and of several American Medical Corps of '42. She is employed by*Pratt (Moscow dispatches said Rus- vho conceived the idea and decid- KeenCy’s Pond, as long as yoi: have Yost's singled, an error and Wil- Dr. George A. Caillouette. roses and wore a pink Holland the month and varioua holldaya. ed to apply it to the metnbership Pagani, cf inations next fall. Three or four the press should he appointed. men with bright red crosses on and Whitney Aircraft In East sian newspapers made no mention a license. It’s permissable. kinson's hit to right. Kehlef sin- British Americans at prominent local chiropractor, Kind, .ss . their helmets ancl brasaards. An maid bonnet. of Tabriz radio reports of fight- She has acquired a beautiful black at one of the regular monthly rates a vote of thanks from Plavs Legion Instructors will be engaged for the No Agreement On Refugees The bridesmaids, Miss Theresa Hartford. Next came the water carnival. gled to score Wilkinson and Ruyak Berube, c . American lieutenant colonel ar- ing In Iran or of the denials from and white curtain for a backdrop meetings. It was agreed upon hit into a double play to end the West Side Oval the residents of 'Manchester class for the eight weeks period, Butenas, ancl Miss Constance Bu- The bride’s gift to the brides- Wedneeday Store Honrs: It was a success as we stated be- J • Salmonson, If A special committee on refugees rived. driving his own jeep while Tehran that war had started). and a solid black draped curtain unanimously to stage the events. fore and next year an even bigger inning. for the Sportsmen's Water averaging five hours a day. and displaced persons, meeting In tenas of Hartford. Miss Barbara maids was a compact. Her gift to from New York, to set off her 8:00 A. M. Until 12 Noon. R^gnatlan Received covered by two German riflemen. One broadcast said the Iranian A committee was elected by and better show will be staged, Tlie winners got two more In TTie. Matson Mills nine of Glas- Carnival laat .Sunday at Cen- Both Trams Havr Split Liondon for more than two months, Lary .said he dropped down In Eddy of Avon, Mrs. Eva Mitkus of the junior bridesmaid was a Icicket dancers and scenery which will be Ready for You At 8:00 A. M. ter Springs. ; 25 1 5 18 8 4 The board received the resigna- and bracelet. The bridegroom's minister of war had instructed President Howard Roy with Doc providing of course that permission the third on Lee's double, Turk- I Innings: still does not have complete agree- the mud when the pistol shots 241 North M.aln street, and Mias troops In Ktirdiatan, where clashes appropriate for each number. Art Ington’s fly out, an error and tonbury will supply the opposition Even in Two League tiona of five elementary teachers ment on refugees -and the council Lillyan Bastis of Manchester wore gift to the ushers were rigarette Caillouette as general chairman. Is granted to use the area and Doc sen'ed aa general chair- PA’S ...... 000 Oil X—2 were fired. Machine-guns started were reported, to "take up defen McKay's orchestra will accompany with favorable weather conditions. Golden's singled. for the British Americans tonight of the local schools at last night’s must resolve that struggle. blue -net gowns with sweetheart lighters and wallets. the numbers. PINEHURST It is a known fact that the full man qf the carnival commit- Csames at North End : Grill ...... 010 000 0—1 meeting, lor a total of 11 reaigna- firing In about three minutes and slve positions” while the commis- It Is almost a sure bet that the The North Ends took over the at the West Side Oval. The visit- tee. For the many long hours X Kan for B. Bycholski in 5th. 'The western powers have insist- Ite was wounded In the* leg. sion Investigated. The curtain will rise at eight committee spent many evenings, tlona during the past few weeks. ed that no refugee, except those mapping out the full days pro- Park Department will extend per- fourth, on six singles ors are a member of the East that was neces.sary for the fine Runs hatted in. Berube, Rauten- Included In the list of resigna- “ I heard screams and then some world to feed all hungry f>eople— Premier Jafar Pishevari of Azer- o'clock, the show Itself extending GROCERIES mission for use of the area another I “ row and an error, this Inning program that was presented, With an even split in two games, war criminals for whom provision single shots like pistol shots tn baijan indicated tn an Interview at over two hours and general danc- gram and In going over the con- year. f the last in which they scored Hartford Twilight League. berg, Surowiec; two base hit, Kee- tions was that of Miss Rlla Wash- except for mice, bugs and other No Exceptions ELDERBERRY J A M thanks a million. Doc. Jai-vis Garage and the American has been made, should he forced the field,” he testified..“ After the pests. Tabriz Sunday that Azerbaijan's ing will follow until midnight. testants that sent in letters stat- The Manchester Division In ad- [on or got a hit off Kehler. Losers In their last start to the ney; stolen base, Pagani; sacri- bum, principal of the South School to go home, especially those who ing their Intention of competing Legion softball teams will, clash fices, Bernardi, Murray; left on. single shots, the groaning stopped. A group of srienti.sts reported to oil, in which Soviet Russia has Mia? Jeanne will also take part Full pound Jar 35c dition have organized and sponsor- Lee's came back in the fifth with Aldenville AA jof Chicopee Falls, Who will accept retirement on pen- are against their present home with a toe number entitled “ Lady in the events. tonight in a Softball League game bases, Grill 4, PA's 6; bases on sion, having completed the re- I hejird only laughter from the men the United Nations Food and Agri- shown a prime Interest, was one Gallon cans of Applesauce, ed a Junior Sportsmen's Club. two more to make it i ,to 6 against the BA's will be”out to regain their governments. in the road and from some vehicles Policy on Jap of the crucial points on which ne- Pompadour” and a tap number to Bill Andrulot with his commit- them. An error, a fleWer's choice |'^'inning ways. Last Saturday the | x r w ; s i at the North End diamond starting balls, Kapura'’ 1; strike-outs, By- quired niimber .of yeara of aervlce culture organization today that ro- Apricots and Peaches, sliced or Competent Instructors displayed at 6;30. Only laat week the committee which came by, and then some dents, Insects, mice and fungi gotiatlon.s. for a peaceful settle- tom-toms played by Fred Bocchlno, tee members deserve a pat on the Pockett’s Golden, Yost singled for " ’cre forced to use a make- | v W c l l K C r chnln'd 3. Kapura 4; umpires, Ml- / and haa reached the age for auch halves. their talents and prominent mpn In to runs. The Legion suffered ,i lup-sided leski, Plitt; tinip, 1:15, voted down a Russian proposal for more machine-gun fire. Some walk- moulds destroy, after harvest, one- ment with Tehran broke down. popular local drummer. The dance back for their fine work in gettinc town affairs were secured as guest * shift lineup against the Bay Stat retirement. a detailed census of displaced per- ed past my head and fired. Cabinet Holds will Illustrate the Indian war the grounds in shape for the event. era. loss to the North Ends m their ------1------i.------. ds by the divi- majiir leagues at bat, with a .411 slug Lee’s in their second start to but Kapura got out of the jam' specialized agencies will play In Lary said he lay in the field ’ year. office said It reganied both Nasii oil question had been brought up 29c jar Manchester Division has already to second. Pockett singled Lee to The game will get underway at prinielpal of the South School,, for- the United Nations will figure In sion was cancelled and all equip- average on figures including Suit- j post a .,100 average to date, with some heady pitching. Thd about 90 mim»-'.s before he heard Rodents alone will eat 25,000,000 and Iwata as ineligible, hut hope! in the negotiations bv Premier ference In the Internal affairs of New Imported Filled Can- sponsored, two, the spring field ment collected was turned over to third and went to'Second. Golden 6:15 with a two dollar attendance ageless veteran righthander toaa- merly District No. 4. the meeting. another American soldier say , tons and insects will destroy 36,- to win MacArthur's waiver be-1 Ahmed (Javam of Iran. walked to load the bases with the prize. day s games; Charley Covey and Fireball Pop Others who tendered their resig- Iran has not ceased.” Ala declar- dles, pound boxes Miniature trials and Sunday's, successful the wounded veterans in Connecti- Vernon held a 22-point edge | Gleason will be available for the ed up lazy hooks all night at ths Home Agencies Operating "Let’s go” I 250.000 tons, the scientists said,. cause Yoshld.i especially wanted The Tabriz radio announced re- ed. Chocolates and Lollypops. event and a third is on the docket, tying .run on third and tne Winner PA batters. aatlona laat night were Miss Eli- cut for their use. The Manchester on second. Jarvis lost a high one Leagues Dixie j pitching duties of the Gnragemen There are some specialized agen- “ Those of us who could got up ! in their recommendations they Nasu. ceipt of a telegram from Qavam His report killed any h*pes that the annual fall field, trials at the Division of the Connecticut Sports- Cliff Keeney, PA second base-' sabeth Oeno of the Washington and made a break,” he said. “ I said handling methods must be The chief cabinet secretary, ; that he had "no Information of any and all runners advanced. Rubacha Walker of Brooklyn who advanced , while Paiilie CorrontI is the I-e- adiool, Mrs. Ruth Campagne of cies already operating, with dis- the delegates might have had for Presto Brand club’s grounds at the TalcoUville men's Club is a credit to the com- HOW THEY from ninth to first place In oncj oion's slab nominee. man doubled to open the third but"' tinct powers. They Include the In- stepped over numerous bodies and | ''enormously improved," e.speeially Joji Hayashi, said Hirowo Wada, . attack by /governm ent troops Flats. elected to walk Yost, then Wilkin- Week. Walker had .389. ______died there as Eric Rautenberg and'* tba Robertson school, Mrs. Arline dropping the whole troublesome PEARS munity. son pulled a perfect squeeze play \ ternational Labor organization, the ran._Another machine-gun opened | at the farmer-peasant level, to re- director of the-' Agrarian^ Policy , <*8*ln.st Azerbaijan. ' Iranian problem from their agenda Runner-up to Vernon In the ' - Mike Zwick fanned and Saverick’s^' Jltoyon, Nathan Hftle school, and up. There were well over 100 bodies (luce lo.s.ses. bureau in the Agriculture ' mints-; "We pity Qavam and would like No. 2 >'2 can 31c and the game wa.s over. STAND Mrs. lone Boom of the Green Food and Agricultural organiza- when the eoqncil meets at 11a. m., American was Dario Lodigianl of fly to center was taken by Pagani’ tion, the International Monetary In the field. About 1.1 of us made try, would replace Nasu on Yoshi- to believe his innocence,” the an- Cranberry Sauce from Cape tional and Boston, Philadelphia. Max Rubacha went in to pitch I to retire the side. * •sehooL the break. I crossed a barbed wire e. d. t.. tomorrow, since the coun- Detroit and St. Louis in the Amer- Yesterday’s Reault* Chicago, now sidelined with in- Fiaiitiiii Fights fund, and World Bank for Recon- da’s list and that Tokutaro Ki'mu- ' nouncer said scomfullv. Cod, S2o class. for the North Ends in the sixth ' jurleg. "Lody” was hitting .386 The Bbard of Education finds it- fence and crawled into a little cil had agreed prcviouslv to retain Cubs Climbing ican were not scheduled. and ftnerged the loser, when he Eaatern Wierzbicki fanned to open ths struction and Development, ra. procurator general, would be juri.sdietlon of the matter fintil 10 Below for Ic'e CVeam. The top 10 hlttere in each alf in a serious situation regard- shed. I covered myself with .sticks Hospital [Notes named ju.stice minister. proved to be his own jinx. In the All games postponed, rain. Eden Gennaine ,AI Surowiec PA sixth but Bycholski ritlsd a' The Economic and Social council definite information as to Red Sweetheart Soap, 8c. Washington contended to sizzle league (ba.sed on 70 times at single to left and when Chucky'i, ing the procurement of elementary can only recommend and advise— and stayed there until after dark. New Complleatlnn .^irlsea Enriy Settlement Plenty of E-Z Biseult Mix and through the west, trimming Chi- seventh, he repeatedly pitched Il- American League bat): and the veteran Btirk Bycholski. tmichera due to the fact that there Army withdrawals was available. . Ill National legally to put on rynners. i Smith let Keeney’s roller gnc free ticket and sent four The game was far from over' ^ there and troops of Communist (2) Difference of views as to i ' ' ' ‘11'“ "' Moffett. Mapping, .Selection of a minister of agri- received no "authentic information earlier off Steve Gromek who Wilkinson, 2b Boston nate ,a body "to examine the pres- how far surplus grain-producing Dl.schargeil yester.la.v; Mrs. Ma- culture already had caused a d e-[ with respect to the . Septem.ber, October and Novem- lot of time to package powder, again is clowning In his third base ' Keller. N. Y. .. . ^3 22 30 .323 I PA batters down on strikes. when the Grill came to bat In tha Oen. Cjho Pao C^hung's powerful 1 reported | laste)l( the nine heats to score his' Kehler, p New York 20 Appling, Chic. . . 103 8 3.') northeast peoples defense a^^IyJ^"-.ent situation with"‘V* respect to in- countries—such as the United j rion McCarthy and .son. 39 Main lay in final organization of the I clashes ” between central govern- and be'sides. It’s sneezy' stuff; coaching box and the Bruin runs ,1 I .320 In addition to driving in the all top h|lf of the seventh Inning. ' sixth straight over New York. i Ruyak, as Detroit 18 61 Heath, Wash. ..82 17 26 .317 George Dixon filed out to canter' bivouaced in the area after they waterways In Europe.’ States and Canada .should go inistn et: Lt'onard Gr.ay, Avery cabinet. Yo.shida’s office reporte.11 ment troops and forces o f the self- but w’hll^ iioaps and package are flowing across the plate at Sports Schedule limiioitani run, Surowiec the The first airplane takeoff from 1 powders ace hard to get, we Joe DlMaggio, benched because | X* ' IVashlngton 16 1 young ouUleUier of JLlie PA's con- and Kapura went out third to fbrst.' had captured Changchun Seen Threat to Peace curbing feeding of grain to live-1 street; .Sally DunnelKs, 605 North ; that he had received special or-, proclaimed autonomous govern a near-1945 pace. Since the Cubs St. Louis V 13 shipboard was made by Eugene | feel that It Is q real service to leu home for their first eastern of a leg injury, broke Into the line-! '^"“ “ cha, cf I tributed the defensive plays of the Pagani and Klnel aii.glsd In suc- The Central News agency re- The temporary Social commis- •’’^“ck so as to make more cereals , Main street; Mrs. Julia Smith, 76 ders from the emperor on solving ment of Azerbaijan province In Cleveland X i 2 Today Its report .saw the gulf b e -, famine fellef. Both ' Rid.g<* street; Mr.s. .Esther Gold-1 the country’s food problem. ! northern Iran. Ely flying a biplane In November I our customers to offer bulk awing, they have won four of five up aa a pinchhitter qpd played the I night, both of the same variety^ cession sending the former to' ported that Gen. Pal Chung Hsi, slop in Totals Chicago Yesterday ""s Stars Tech at Meriden. 3 p. m. third ba.se. Zwick, however, took' . new government Defense ministry, l)(’ rg, East Glastonbury: Mr.*. | The Japan Comm.inist party 1910. powder, especially at such a low starts. They have capped seven of last inning in center field. 28 8 11 21 9 4 I .shoestring catches. The first oc- tween thc^livdng standard.s’ of na-' United States and Canada al- I'nable to Investigate Reports Philadelphia 9 - Jarvis vs. Legion. 6:30 - North curred In the fourth off the bat of B^ube’s roller and tossed to first chief, had entrained for Szeping- tions O.S a >«aln source of discon- i I'eady are restricting the u.sc of Emily Calhoun, 305 Borter street.' meanwhile i.ssued a .statement price. their last 10 outings although only .North Ends (7) End Ala said his government had NarioHal By Pete Kapura and again In the base fqr the final out and the ball kal from Nanking to Inspect re- tent and a threat to the peace. grains for feed to some extent. Discharged today: Mrs. Eliza- i asserting that more than 80 fqur starting pitchers have gone Opslach, ss . . 4 1 2 1 2 1 The Associated Press BA’s vs. Matson Mills. 6:15-- I bcien unable to investigate reports Buy six pound** of this pow- KoiSk, 2b .... 4 1 1 3 2 0s t. Louis 17 9 .654 Ken Keltner, Indians — Gave fifth dn Tony Bei ulie's bid for a gamer habilitation work. Prosumahl.v he The Economic and Employment The problem of farmer fear of both Kristoff, 133 School street; ! nicmhers of the newly-elected I that ‘.‘Soviet soldiers have been der Wednesday for 90c. the route. Oval. H. Grazyb. If .. 4 0 1 i o 0 Brooklyn .630 New York Yankees a taste of base hit. The defeat knocked the Grill op t-' would confer with Gen. Tu Li- commis.slon propo.sed a subcom- surpiti.ses was first brought to the Roger Dumont, 42 Devon drive; I would come under the purge left in Azerbaijan In civilian Phil Cavarretta, the defending Sports' Wedneaday, .May 22 of a tw o^ ay tie with the British Theo.lure Chokos, 134 ! <'l»'<‘cH''e. The recessed extraordi- We have a supply of toilet B. Grzyb, 3b .. 4 0 0 0 2 0 Chicago .577 their own medicine with ninth In- The Grill scored Its only run In Ming, new First Arm.v commander, mi.sslon to help speed reconstruc- attention of the coivfcrerlce fiy Sec- B irc h clothes and that military equip- batting king, and Andy Pafko, an Boston Legion vs. Rockville, 6:15 - the second frame on Vic Pagani's Americans for first place. who recently predicted an easy tion abroad. retary of Agrlculttire Anderson. •street; Doris, Irirrafne and Pau-ii^^cy session of the Diet is sched- soaps, good qimllty brooms, | all-star cehterflelder, are two big S. Grzyb, lb .. 4 1 1 8 1 1 .536 ning homer for 4-3 victory. Oval. ment has been placed at the dis- clothespins, fly swatters and Jervis, c ...... 4 0 0 2 0 1 CTlncinnatl .320 Dutch Leonard, Senators—Scat- single with one down. As Frankie \ ------^ drive to Changchun after Szeping- The Statistical commission rec- “ We nuist not allow supplies to line Cormier, 447 Middle Turn- "'c'! to resume tomorrow, posal” of thef Separatist govern- reasons for Chicago's climb. Cavar- New York Manchester at Meriden, 3 p. m Kind was .striking out. Pgganl The favorite ornament among other household supplies^ retta haa started to thump the Forum Majewski, cf . . 4 2 2 3 0 0 .429 tered 11 Chicagd hits for fourth kai was cleared.x* ommended a permanent commls- build up in one land and have some pike, east. I Represent^ Coalition ment of Azerbaijan. Pittsburgh North Ends vs. Oak Grill, 6:30 pilfered second. Berube dropped a Roman w*qmen was a safety pin. Pehpiao Recaptured .sion of not more than 12 members of the price consequences that Birth today; A son to Mr. and The new cabinet represents a ball at his customary pace, and Parciak. rf .... i i i .j j o .400 straight triumph, 10-2; also* bfft- —North End. The ambaMador, responding to YOU LOSE RIPE, BED ' As general chairman of the Philadelphia .240 The agency also reported that acting In their Individual capaci- farmers felt so keenly after a pre- Mrs. Richard Gerar l, 8.17 . Middle 1 coalition of Japan's conservative a council request for information Pafko, who was benched for weak P ...... 3 1 1 0 1 0 Ung in two runs. Thursday, May 2S government troops had recaptured ties. "rhe Russian member of the vious world war," he said. Turnpike, east. parties—six Liberals and four hitting earlier In the season, has Water (jarnival held Sunday at Rubacha, p .... 0 0 0 0 1 0 N>*v England Claude''Passeau, Cubs—Hit two- Oak Grill va. Kaceys, 6:30 — as to the status of Russian Army Lynn 6 Pehpiao in eastern Jehoi province, commiaslon refused to vote for “If farmers are afraid of im- Progressives- plus five non-parti- TO M ATO ES hit a sizzling .415 over the last 10 Center Springs by’ the Manchester Lovett, r f ...... i o 0 0 0 0 1 .857 run homer and double while hurl- North End. withdrawals as of May 20, inform- DELAY! Providence 8 4 .667 after losing it to the Communists that, following the Soviet polic.y pending price dnfps far below pro- Mother Comes to Rescue san members. ed the delegates that his govern- games, driving in 14 runs in that Division of the Connecticut Sports- ing Chicago _to 6-4 decision over PA's vs. Legion. 6:15—Oval. last week. that the commission members •ductloh costs, they will naturall.v The metropolitan press and po- 22c box stretch. Totals ----- , 33 7 10 19 10 3 Manchester 5 3 .625 Boston. Friday, May 24 ment had been unable to establish man’s Association I want to thank Lawrence 4 .1 In Nanking, Sun told correspond- should be government representa- .seek to avoid surplus productlrth" Chicago—(iBl—Aa mayor Of sub- litical factions which are not par- Ancient Billy Jurges, signed as Lee’s ...... 022 020 2—8 .444 Vic Lombardi. Dodgers — Scat- ' Maachester at Rockville, 3 p. m. thqt "all of the Soviet troops have PINEAPPLES Nashua 3 4 .428 ents: tives. right at the very time when the urban Summitt, William Szara- ticipating ^ in the new cabinet been withdrawn from the whole of a part time coach after being cut the hundreds of townspeople wh Kuviet Intert'st ada, Chile, Oiina, Colombia, Cu- the caution that Industrtal pro- to be sworn in and drove through ment of aJ'pOpular front" gov^jra- game, by downing Cincinnati, 4-8, WUliam 'A'ndrolot, a member of bles (0-2) or Roe (1-2) vs ______“ shot gun AND duction also must be expanded if ment. ” - ' k ESSEX STREET Wednesday. These Fowl, at 44c before 27,376 customers at Ebbeta the club, and a very willing work- By Associated Press. macher (2-(|). PLYMOUTH The attempts to end tne fighting ba. Czeciio.slovakia, France, a stop signal. As judge, his first pound, will average $1.50 to .22 CALIBER In Manchuria—which Sun consid- Greece, Lebanon, Norway, Peru, farmers are to be encouraged to 55 ESSEX STREET . Official Notice , Field. Lefty Vic Lombanli out- er also connected with ths Park National League Cincinnati at Brooklyn — An- produce abundantly. case' viras a solo affair. He {dead- fl.69 each. < Bay one or tw o... Batting—Musial, St. Louis, «red the key to settlement of all Ukraine. Ru.ssia, Great Britain cd guilty to hinning the stop sign, Old Razor Hone 66 ESSEX STREET elbowed Bucky Waltsra,.. yielding Bqsrd was indeed indispensable. drews (2-2) vs. Webber (1-1), we will cut them np for yon and In August watch The Herald .388; Walker, Brcwklyn, .383. major problems in China -were and Yugoslavia. and paid himself a fine. only six hits and adding two sin- S t LouU at PhtUdelphIa— complicated, he said, "by Soviet R. M. Smith, Vermillion, Kons., O. I. Financing — fSOO Down. Making Voters guarantee the quality. gles to the Brooks’ seven-blow At- for our field trials headed by Lee Runs— Cjavarrstta, Chicago, Wilks (0-0) vs. Jqrisch (2-1). .SPECIAL! WRIGHT & DITSON Destruction C.mises Deposit Refunded If DnaMe 25; Reiser, Brooklyn, 22; Interest in the region,' especially Australia harvests about 13,*" Scores and taverns In colonial owns and uses a razor hone made Also ready for von Wednes- tack. The Dodgers got off to a Fracchla. Tills event draws con- Only games scheduled. - W K K J H T & D I T S O N north Manchtiria. . 000,000 acres of wheatland each Shortage of Grain Virginia usually had a special in Heidelberg, Germany, In 1620, To Secure O. L Loan. The SelectmeiLJind Town Clerk day at 8 a. m. and nny time up 4-1 lead in tpo first four frames testants from all the New Eng- Runs batted in— Holmes, Bos- to noon , . . Tender Frying but the Reds kept nibbling away land states. Appreciating the ton, 08; Walker, Brooklyn, 24. “ It is out of the questiori to ex- year for ah average yield of some Washington. May.21//P>—There warehouse as a till for the to- by hla great-great-great-great- 26 DURANT STREET of the Town of Manchester here- Price Iffcludes Lining Four Wheels ^Tennis Balls terminate the Commilnlsts, but 1.10,000,000 bushels. la more than enough grain In the bacco money then In use. great grandfather. by give notice that they will be in Chlrkens. at the margin to make Lombardi manner In which our show was. Hita—Musial, St. ' Louts, 40; High Golf Team GOLF BALLS 29 DURANT STREET work hard for his fifth decision. received. I am Walker, Brooklyn, 36. and Labor-. ^ ’ In cans hermetically eealeA esaion at the Town Clerk’s Office COLD CUT SPECIALS! 32 DURANT STREET in the Municipal Building for the The four other clubs .in the Na- Oeorge A. Cailloiietts, D. C. Triples —Itusial, St. Louis; Whips Newington 85c each 40 DURANT STREET SLICED Seminick, phiIadeIpl)|B, and Pafko, MICKEY FINN Deduction! LANK LEONARD purpose of examining the qualifi- Chicago, 3. iw 4j.a.Pdt 41 D U R AN T ST R E E T cations of electora and admitting SPICED HAM* -M OTO R TU N E -U P $8.50 Dozen 3 for $1.35 to the ELECTORS' OATH . Home runs— Mtze, New York, Playing a tough Wampanosg 'Mfht 8j»dkaU, lac. YO U'R E A S M A R TJ NO.' W E W E R E 44 DURANT STREET 55e pound 7; Reiser, Brooklyn; McCormick, Clean and Adjaat Sparkpinga. who shall be found qualified course Manchester High golf team Adjust (Natrllmtor Pulats. Clean M A N , S h e r i f f ,' P R O M ISE D A CERTAIN j 6Q D U R A N T S T R E E T Wednesday, May 22nd, from 5 p. Orote A Weigel** ' Philadelphia; Hatton and Miller, gained their fifth win in nine TELESCOPES AND SIGHTS ' Cincinnati, 4. (Air iCIeaaat. Check and Adjoat H A V E V O U C E RTAIN LY'TH E YOU'VE FIGUR ED SUM FOR TH E JO B 65 DURANT STREET m„ until 8 pi. m.,ionly (DST). Bak(M] Meat Loaf starts yesterday afternoon Pitching— Lanier. St. Louis, Osaerator. Charge Rats for] F ie U R E D b UT PARTY TH A T'S Naturalized citizens must pre>| Orote’a and Swift’s Bruce Wilkie snd CapUln Char- IT A LL O UT P E R F E CTLY.' -N O W TH E Y 'R E TR YIN' 80 DURANT STREET 8-0; Beggs, Cincinnati, 4-0. Spring Drhftag. Adjost Carbu- WHO H IR E D US IN P O W ER, -B U T W E'R E N OT T O C H IS E L U S DOWN.' sent naturalization certificate be-j Polish Sausage or Rings lie Froh led the Red and White retor, Chech Starter, Chech All Every Brick Home On fore being made. Piihee your ^rder now for Amerlcaa Lsague Badminton S(M t h e New ^ TO K E E P YOU TH A T'S Yrt40.' GOING TH R OUG H -S O W E 'R E GOING Batting— Verpon, Washington, with a 92 snd 94 rsspecUvtly Battery Termlnala, Tune Motor, ANY CAR and Duraqt Street* Haa Been Signed, week-end Ducks, Fowl. I.aib- MEET ENDS SATURDAY Tuesday ths locals face Nswington PROM RUNNING TH E Y KNOW W ITH I T ' Sold By Onr OOce. aoTuffOAro o mm rm/ktumsm .400; Lodigianl, Chicago, .888. Check Wiring. POR MAYOR? Sherwood O. Bowers, sters. Turkeys *ni’' Boned Shari. st MsnchMtsr. Sets I'L L B E David Chambers, Runs—Pesky, Boston, 85; Wil- 4 Room*. Hot Air Heat. Full Please bring yonr' used fat TH E PROVIDENCE STA K ES liams, Boston, 32. Sumtnarv FOUR SERVICE CARS TO LOAN! B JE C T E b IF I Sized LoL City Oa*. ; Cacll ,W. England, to our meat department. Th- fs* * 1 8 * 0 0 0 Hall * Man6heater Martin ’ Ikniia' M. Oei\ovesl, Runs batted In—Doerr, Boston, Tennis - -RUN / Full Cellar. ^sta are needed for so-ip*' ’ nrM-VMr-O/V* • Oa* MV* oiirf Oa*-5/x(*«a(t 31; WllUsms, Boston, 30. Blrle 2; Wilkie 1. # Raymond E. Hagedorn, many other things. TIip nc - Sigal I'i: Froh H i, y ' A John I. Olson, Hits—Peaky, Boston, 49; Ber- Racquets K A m _ for waste fats is Just as gr"''’ N A R R A G A N S n r NURSERY STA K ES ardino, St. Louis, 44. Blrle/and Sigal 1; Wilkie and Arthur A« Knoflq Harold A. Turktngton. . as daring the war years. t Froh 2. Board of Selectmen.! ter OTaSOO Atfdsd Tripled — Spence, Washington, Brunner's * Realtor Ask for a free copy of the,l Tw a-rmt-OUi • firm /arfoask and Keller, New York 4. . Srd* Man 0; DeMartin 8. 875 MAIN STREET Samuel J. TvHington, 80 OAKLAND ST. TEL. 5191 Badminton Tciwn CTlerk, May McCall’s Meal PtMuerd OBANSnAND SO* . etUtHOtlSt tl, T*z Ia«t. Home runs —DlMaggio. New Marshall 0; Buck 8. TELEPHONE 5440 t 5»n I On diapla J all tU i WM|k» Dated at Manchester this 17th ] when yon shop here Wednes- j Coos iih Voor Lmo I TMn sr Im 8s(n dnts York. 8; Keller, New York, and 3rd Man snd Msrahcll 0; De- i Ask (he G. I.’* tVhn Have day. I Williams, Boston, 7. Martin end Buck 3-. Racquets ^^^Urctaiae^tnijblw day of May. 1946. i ~ musl J. ^Turklagtoa. nappacansett papk Pitching— Harris, Boston, 7-0; > Bootonr;5-0. - 13*/a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 21,1948 p a g e e u ^v e r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONK4 TUESDAY, M AY 21, 194ff
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Service-, repairs, picked up and FOR SALE—Two cows and a life The proper kind of exerctae for iirla. what should be done'^with Private Instruct Iona 28 Liberal trade-in allowance. A.B. DEPT. HOURS: ment. Debby sat still among the d as he worked his way She/Uook a quick drink and delivered promptly. 20 four rooma each, with extra lot, i him, Shirley's face appeared In One thing you can be certain Conditioning as a profitable roasters. Also fresh Vggs Vail 8750. centrally located, all conven-! give occupancy within 90 dayx held court In front of the bar, out loud, "'Well. If It Isn't my old the mirror, ao that there were You’ll do It. \ lost Commercial and Domestic. about: nothing grown In your gar- —Chlld’e blue hat and coat, PHONE 6761 future career Write Utilities In- Special price stores and large Write Box D. Herald. then suddenly/ahe came over to Chum Debby Weeks!" He pushed between the Center and Bran- lences. Splendid investment. Call | three of them along in h line. Shir- den will be either rationed or im- Night Emergency, 3622 stitute. Box N. Care of Herald, orders Deliveries Wednesdays.' Debby and held out her hand. his way rapidly toward her and Moderff Mrla are fond of lilce ford atreet, Saturday hight. Re- SCIENTinC 5lBnsidering capitalizing on. the her head toward him vigorously. You can hardly put upon a man ‘ repaired, washing machines, and urns. Salvia ' and tomato GIRL—With knowledge of book- •‘Got tell him right now," she said. than he can bear. . . Worry is rust 1 sodas and samdwlchea. Bidwell’s vacuums. Irons repaired, prompt plants. Burke The Florist, Tal- keeping and stenography, for Products 50 papers, magazines and scrap present ' i qiarket contact us. Soda Shop, 527 Main street. metals. Arnold Nelson. 737 Lydall We pay top cash for residential Service Agency ’’Tell him not to drink that drink upon the blade. . . It is not the 7 pickup and delivery service, work cottville Road Phone 7148, Rock- small office. Pleasant working revolution that destroys the ma- QUALITY certified Green Moun- 1 atreet. Phone 8906. or commercial property. For he's got in lii-s hand.” guaranteed. The Friendly Fixlt ville, Conn. conditions. Experience not' nec- tain and Chippewa seed potatoes, WE CAN’T RENT OR She reached • along the bar and chinery, hilt the fraction. Personals shop, 718 North Main, atreet. essary, but helpful. See &Ir-a. quick action communicate with Magistrate—Patrick, you're ac- GERANIUMS, Begonias. Vinca $4 per 100 pound bag. Fertilizer, j CASH 'for pianos or musical in- us. Phona 7728-5329 fir 2-0920, or SELL YOU A HOME picked up Debby’s half-empty Phone 4777. W. Burnett. Wardle. Keith Furniture Store. $2.50 per 100 pound bag. Table | glass. 'T il finish this one foV I cused of fighting again with your LUNCHEXDNS, teaa, partlea, din- Vines, Ruffled Petunias. Agera- struments, regardless of age. Write Brae-Bum Realty Co., 5 BUT potatoes. $2 per 50 pound bag. you." ahe said. She leaned back wife. Liquor again ? ners, banquets, w^dinga. No af ELEITTRIC and Acetylene weld- turn, Coleiu, Dracaenas. Urns and GIRL TO Do clerking work in condition. Highest possible SoiM Main atreetr Manchester. LET US IMPROVE Frank V. Williams. 1632 ToUand , prices. The Piano Shop. Pearl acainst the bar and looked up into Patrick—No air. Your Honor. It BY V. T. HAMLIN fair too small or too large tor ing. No job tod large or too w’indow boxes filled/ Woodland store, with some practical typing 6 THE ONE YOU HAVE was herself licked me this time. ALLY OOP Still Fightinf small.. All work guaranteed. Gardena. John ^apatka, 168 experience. Apply , in person at Turnpike, Buckland. | street. Phone 6332. / WANTED To Buy—Any kind of Ken’s face. "Stuffy as heck in us to give best of service, in yoUr BY CLEANING INSIDE here. Ken.’’ .<»he said. "Let's you &EE. I WAi T. ' m£ POESM'T’.SEEM Parker Welding Co., 166 Middle Woodland atree^/relephone 8474. Dewey-Richman Co. property. Houses, farms, in or WMJOtV! I'M 4,.'RE \ W k m V homes or In a hall. Rates reason- FOR SALE—Green Mountain po-1 sprung Cles g! We b'jy rags The bla.st of hot air whiijh fol- * t O U P U ' u ' . E P - ^CMEh Civ... Bj T 1 he AAE a &OIC fQ BE 1% IMMEPlATf Turnpikk, West. Tel. 3926. | near town. If you have real estate AND OUT. • and me go out and get a little iOOSE.' But able. Consult us. Phone 4598. tatoes. seconds, Amelia Jarvis, ^ magazines, n wapapers and scrap lowed the atomic bomb may have ME OUT-a i-t A T wE CS'i 5T DXNlSEI?... LET'S mo l d PLANTS— PLANTS — PLANTS WANTED—Girls and young w-om- to sell call Jarvis Realty Co., 6 CALL 2-0348 air." j been from the many pseudo-scien- MAK.E VMTM TH’ occ A eew. THE PIONEER Steel Venetian 872 Parker street. Phone 7026. metals. Three trucks to serve ME5S . . 8 0 T WHERT4/ hm... 0.g ^ADo »Ets,._ urET Tomatoes, ^peppers, lettuce, cab- en for oUr packing 4gpartmenl. Dover'Road. Phone 4112 or 7275. (To Be rontlnued) 1 tists who tried to explain it. r\cy-^oi / is um MOMENTS.' Automobiles for Exchange 5 blinds. Ivory color. Immediate de- bage. eggplant, sprouts, cauil- also for bench work. Steady job, you. Wm, Oslnnsky. 182 Bisseli livery. Findell Mfg. Co., 485 Mid- good pay. Apply Tpber Baseball street. Phone 5879. flower, .Celery. Asparagus, airaw- Household Gotids 51 Sll X O R EXCHANGE — 1937 Stude- dle Turnpike BaeL Telephone 4865 .Mfg., Company, Inc., Elm atreet. SIDE GLANCES BV GALBRAITH berrleaf" 35-$l; l00-$2.73; Zinnias, WE buy old lawn mowers re- , baker, aedan. Good condition, for ag^atuni. marigolds, snaps, pe- WE BUY and sell good used , a beach w'agon or coach. Phone ANTIQUES retUiJshed and repair- WANTED — Two girls for gen- gardless of condition. Friendly Mynias. aalvia. aster#, mostly ‘25c furniture, 'combination ranges. | Fi:i(-It Shop, 718 North Main Can You Top 6101.______ed. Rush or splint seats replaced eral laundiy work. Also exper- gas ranges and heaters Jones' INSURE and 35c dozen. Giant pansies. i i^reet. TeL 4777. “Looks as if Simpson's oversize mallet isn’t working so 1/ I Tlemann. 189 South Main streel. ienced shirt presser or one will- Furniture Store. 36 Oak. Phone ' With L ® l II Phone 5643. .50c. Mixed glad bulbs. Canter- well!” bury bells, clove pinks. sweet ing to learn, fcood pay. good 2-1041. i McKINNEY BROTHERS This? Auto Accessories— Tires 6 hours. Manchester Laundry, Real Estate aod laanraaee HOME RUG washing aervji^e. Willlama. ahaata daiaiea. etc. Riioms Without Board 59 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Boyaenberriea. rimpberrles. cur- Maple street. 605 MAIM ST. TEL, 6060 W’anted To Purchase! Rugs and ci-rpets electrjTUfally G E. IRONER. Call 8296. LARGE FRONT room, gentleman FOR SALE—Phllco car radio. shampooed in your own tiome. rants. Horse radish rpots. WOMEN to work on shade-grown Single Home, 4-8 or 6 rooms, Phone 7483. Shrubs, fruit trees, evergreens. preferred. 142 Spruce street. original coloring reviveiL' Homes, tobacco year around. Transporta- Phone 4724. lavatory on first floor, flreplace, offices, theaters. Phpne Man- Woodland Gardens. John Zapat- hot water heat with olL burn- NEW 6,50X16 tires; 5.57x17 tire ' tlon furnished. Phone 6501. FOR That new linoleum o/asphalt chester 2-2197. 128^ ou th Main ka. 168 Woodland street. Tele- tile floor, new cou.it^ or coimt- er, 3-car garage. and tube. Used and recap tires. NICE ROOM in private family, street. Manchester/ phone 8474. *' WANTED—At Manchester Me^ er' re'pair. call 6759 of 2-0866 and T O BE SOLD vM ' BY MERRILL pLOSSER Parker Welding (Company, with or without board. Girl pre- freckles AND HIS FRIENDS Oh, DiK’tor! morlal hospital, maids for floor our repreaentativ’c Will call. Daly. WRITE BOX G. Middle Turnpike We«t. 3926. FOR SALE—Tomato and pepper ferred, centrally located. Phone Here Is aa oansaal opportu- ALL MAKES o f waahlng ma- duties or kitchen. Full time of Dougherty A No nan. Inc, Floor IVES. but THiWK I KNOW plants. 57 Florence street, corner 6 6745. nity. Wo are offering for Im- HERALD MOw;S HILDA 1 Swes Gemwts- 1 6.50x17; 6.00x16; 6.50xl.’'n 6.50x16 chines repain^. 10 years' exper- part time. Apply Housekeeper. covering specialists and contrac- OR PRiCeT LARD— BUT SI- Zl IWHAT5 WRONG I AND IN of Holl. FURNISHED room, continuous mediate sale that very attrac- SOMETHISK? A epOPLE OF DAV5 1 WANT In stock. Brunner’s. 80 Oakland. ience Call, /i. Brewer, 2-0549 ot tors. Free estimates. tive property located oh' East 2-0248. GIRL for genei'al housevoik. Live hot water near bus. working HAve This r ~ Phone 5191. ______/______In nights. Phone' 3379 or 160 Tol- Center Street, com er of Pttkin. Fil l ed Reofing— Repairing 17-A FLOOR problems solved ' »with couple or women. Phone 5919. ALL A L L IA N C E S serviced and land Turnpike. linoleiipi, 'asphalt tile, counter. Spacloua grounds of two acres NEW TIRES, new recaps, used offer (reborn and seclusion. % tires and tubes. Expert Vulcaniz- repaired, bumera, refrigerators, EXPEK'l REPAIRS of ablnglea. Expe/t workmanship, free eaU- REAL ESTATE rangbs. waah. light housework, six mornings' a ^urr“ 're. Oak alreeU Phone For Rent 64 Will pay cash for your prop- Manchester Tire and Recapping Rebuilding and repairing of week. Steady work with good looks like a very smart invest- Manchester 2-0883. chimneys and flashings. E. V. 2-1041. erty anywhere ill'.Man- Company, Broad street. Tele- wages. Summit street near STORE For Rent—Heated. 8 De- ment with on eye to the future. phone 3869. Open 7 to 7. /“ Coughlin, .390 Woodland street. One apartment wUI be avail- chester, Bolton, Vemoh or GENERAL concrete work, retain- Phone 7707. Henry. Phone 2-0062. , VENETIAN Blinds. Ideal Manu- pot Square, Manchester. Phone faetdring Company. Custom built Hartford 5-2037. able n|wn very abort notice. For South Windsor. No delay. ing walls, landscaping and grad- WANTED —Girl for telephone further porticnlara please con- Motorcycles— Bicycles' / II ing, Septic tanks installed. For ROOFING, siding and new, ceil- for homes and offices. We spe- ings our specialty. Highest qual- work., Apply 249 North Main cialize in repainting, recording, 17,000 CffJBIC feet cold storage, tact: HowaH R. Hastings estimates call 4795. t street, between 9 and 12. available in Manchester. June 15 FOR SALE — 1937 Indiap, dis- ity materials used. Workmanship retaping like new. For prompt Real Estate Specialist patched tow, 3 wheel. Ija excel- ELECT^lIC Motors, repairing and guaranteed. A. A. Dion, Inc., service call 4553. ' to October 15. Phone 4161. Robert J. Smith, I hc. lent condition, $208. .Also box rewinding. All work guaranteed. 299 Autum street.’ Tel. 4860. 101 Phelps Road V V .. 1M4BV NCA Help W an tefU ^ale 36 Room A Hal* BolMlng trailers. Parker Welding C3oro- Ace Electric JdQtQc Repalrav221 Summer Homes for Rent 67 pany, 166 Middle TXirnpike West. North Main street, opposlte^^- A BACK to pr6-war rooflng, aid- TRUE-TEST Ice box, white, $18. Seal Eotato Phones 4842 or 2-1107 WANTED—Man to work at the Used 3 months. Phone 2-0819. He Wants An Encore BV FRED HARMAN .3926. pot entrance on North School ing, Insulation, new. ceilings, Eighth District Sewage plant. COVENTRY LAKE — Cottages, All Lines e( lasuraaoe Insurance Mortgages RED RIDER street. Phone 5642, paperhanging, pilnting, etc. -^PPly to Charles Gibson, super- week'^r -season, bath, two bed- rDON'TvTUGS.' FOR SALE—N<(w Roll Fast man's Large savings, time payqients, FOR SALE—Studio couch and intendent. at plant, off Ii(iIIiard cabinet model Victrola. good con- rooms. C^as. Kokerda, Daley DON’T DO 1T-' bicycle, .$20 ' ('all 2-1.594 before FULLER BRUSH Dealers— For free eatlmates Tel. V256. The road. South Coventry. Phone Wll- : street, daily 7 a. m. and 4 p. m. dition. Call 2-0174 after 4. 3 Fuller products and 'rvice any Apex Home Remodeling Corp. limantic 3319-J3. ------7^ place in Manchester township, FIVE PIECE breakfast set, paint- Y ROOFING — Specializing in re- /Wanted Autoe— phone 2-1254, MAN TO MOW lawn. 62 Prospect ed white, $15 ;rwal'nut'dining-room pairing roofs of ail kinds, alao atreet. * Wantc4 to Renl. 68 MALE H E LP W A NTE D s-xt Motorcytelea 12 new roofs. No job too amall or suite, $30; bed, dresser, end odd CO F R. 19M BY I9C A t C R V K I . IMC. T . M. RCC- V • F A T. p T f 5-2» RADIO (Hlnic, 27 Purnell Place. chair, painted, $25 complete; odd Expert service guaranteed. Open large. Good work, fair price. Free Indoor and Outdoor Work . CHANCES ARK estimates. Call Howley, Man- sofas, $10 each; sofa bed, $15; HOUSE—6 rooms or more by P. "Leave it to you to spread llic good word to the bridge evenings. Prompt delivery •Serv- BOY WANTED to mow lawn, antique'maple bed, $25; 2 French Good Pay! , Permanent Work!. “ W hv shouldn’t we have honorary degrees? Haven’ t we chester 5361. W. A. engineer. Tel, 6155. club, about wliere we gel our sugar— now everybody in *You're thinking, "Shall 1 sell ice. Phone 5079. weekly. Inquire 55 'Elwood road. oriental rugs 4x6, one approxi- Vacation With Pay! flol thousands of consliluents going to college under the $5d reward for rent available town will crowd into*that store!” • today or shall I try to hang on ALL MAKES of fancy machines pain t e r s wante'' at once. Ap- mately 9X12, just cleaned and in , - G. I. Bill of-Rights?” / / now or soon. Local family of Life, Sickness and Accident Insurance Free! to the old car a little longer expertly repaired. Singer Serving Painting— Pap4;ring 21 perfect condition, very reason- ply to John Linnell, 65 Bunce four.” References. Phonq 2-0477. and perhaps I'll beat the mar- Machine Co;, 832 Main atreet. Drive or Phone 4934. able; old bureau. $7.5 0/ odd Apply Would It Be a Bonfire? BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY and RALPH LANE ket:" PROPERTY owners Attention. lounge chairs. $5 each. Call Ge- VIC FLINT_____ Tel. 8883. ^URGENTLY needed, 3 or 4 room A Paperhanging ;and painting, in- PRIJJTING plant, large, clean, rage, 169 Middle Turnpike. East, M O N K, THIS IS IKON WATCH OUT FOR> AND FINALLY rent, by thf end of June. Phone FLINT, 1 side or outside. Large aavlnga. modern, has opportunity for after 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. TH E OR FORD' SOAP CO. WANT A CAN OF H E R ET I WANT A SEDAN AND A [POLICE AT THE THESE TWO RAD- CHIMNEY*' and -fireplaces expert- 5431. . ______YOU’LL RE SORRY ly cleaned. Twenty-two years of New block celllnga. Esttmatea cylinder preSsman. Write exper- 73 HUHard Stmt HIGH TEST GAS AND M ONK HALF-TON PICK-UP TRUCK . YUKOD..MONK / ' LOCKS, FLINT. r- 1 1 experience. Well recommended. furnished free. Pnonr Apex 7266 ience to. The .Case, Lockwood A ADOGCHAIN. lgrbase,^ AT THE FRONT ENTRANCE AND MAKE IT a WOULD YOU LIKE MAHOGANY (jtovpmOr Winthfop IKON TO GUESS WHAT You tried to have your cake .Manchester /(Hilmney Experts, Brainard Company, 85 Trumbull PERMAMVOUCAN OF t h e G O U O O O N ^ PACT/ V MAJOR HOOPLE and eat tU too. * yp^LL DO i>ainting iiMide and out. desk.-Writ* Box C, Herald. FIGURE TMAt ONE^ AT O N C E / WE'RE GOING OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS ,OUR BOARpiNG HOU^E Phone 2-2411. rates reasonable.' Call Popoff Street. Hartford -1, Comilectlcut.' TO O O Y SEE YOUR baking, glass front LAWN MOWERS, any make, band ' Brothers 283. S - S S T O H . O H .' y g s .t w g g e a r e t u g p r e c i o u s NOMEL P R O G R AIA .I'O Tappan gas stove. A-1 condition. WANTED! J 5 MEAKIM’ You didn’t srll toda.'’ when or power, sharpened and repair- DISHWASHER. Apply Silk City S H LIT ETCrtlfWSS.TWlSGS/ WE' l L TA K E A CALL I T -^ r U R E . IT toS T S juit a little more to Diner, 641 Main etrect.' Phone 5.i,24,. 279^Woodland elreet. LtP, ‘<01 O P F -O M ToSCAMtNl CGNDUCTIMG you could hflve>-.^ade a tasty ed. Saws, any kind, filed and get a flfat-clasa job. Outside Man or Woman between 30 Foot- ME CAB TO TH E AIR PO RT— IT'S Q U ITE A TR E K . / DID X t e l l YOU \NE US E TH E CITY SUC R E RS / deal with set, knives, shears, clipper blades painting a specialtyc AUo. in- and 35" 7«Aror iM ’ fur posi* MALE HELP WANTED IF THEIY TH' COOT V E S IIMDEED, sharpened. Cm Uo I Grinding, 38 terior painting and paperhang- FOR SALE—White insulated 4- H M D O U T , HUMlIM' A PRIMATE AIRPORT A M D A Help Wanted— Mfllc tion in real estate oiBce- B O V i - W ATG R . TS lS VOHOU&i Msdn street. Pnone 7958. ing. Joseph Murawski. Phone 2- birrncr gas att^’a. Call 7437. W HO W E S P E C IA L PLAME FOR TH E S E For increased, mill operation • VRE W E L L PROGRAM ISBE&INMWC 0338. Or Female ' 87 Must have knowledge of IKAPOCTAMT 3 0 U R H E V G ? > ^ DE CORMIER MOTOR SHEET METAL WORK ’ ' real.e.state transaclibns. W E'LL W E L L . D E L lG H TF O t, ISM'T IT ? lO LOOK AS MEAT AS l 4 - BE . W E L L . '- SALES INTERIOR and exterior painting EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Ace A MURSE’5 p A P .' Woolen Company, Hilliard street, •FIREMEN , - M O BBED.' Hoi Air Furnace Repairing. and paperhanglngr '^perf work- For further information: 24 Maple St., Manchester Buckland. IOWM6 Tel. 8854 Open 9 to 9 New Hot Air and Air Conditioning manship. fair prices. Free eatl- T O BE SOLD •MILLWRIGHTS _ Furnaces InstalleiL matea. Call 1358-4 Rockville. WRIJ’E BOX B, ' i®S|T.-RooMs- MORE (2ASH for your car from John EUlson. A l^o-Acre Farm located on •MACHINE TENDERS WASH TUBBS , ^ One-Two-Three Punch BY LESLIE TURNER your Pontiac dealer, stop m or' Eaves Trough and Conductor tha ootoldrts o f Mancbahtor. ' Care THE HERALD ' eall 4164. Cole Motors. Repairing. PLACE your order now for out- The hones has a very large •BEATER MEN tFMffCW W .siaAtt^»O0^« T side painting with Eddie Theri- LET US BE Icltohen. Uvtng room mad ad- —— I. 8FLL US your ear now, while we ault. 61 Llimmore Drive. Phone JolBing dlBlng room oa the flret •PRYER MEN .• are paying top price. Broad NORMAN BENTZ 3555. YO U R A G E N T Boor. The two hedrooms aad Street Motor Sales. Phone 3926. 277 Spruce Street W* hav* many prospects la- bath oa the eeeond floor were • • F L O O R M E N Tel. 8966 INTERIOff and exterior decorat- tereated In purchasing one and completel.v redecorated ]n«t two CARS, ANT year, make, or model. ing. roofing, floor sanding, ’gan- two-famlljr homea in ManchSa- week* ago. The home plot U For Sale TOP WAGES — GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS — Buck's Auto Sales, 16 Bralnard BERMAN Roofinq f V , Rockville, Connecticut., Phone Rockville eral repairing. Pre-war prices, ter. If von are considering eell- nIrel.V landM-aped and a very 4-FA.'II'.V HOltNE — 43-44 VACATION WITH PAY — SHIFT DIFFERENTIALS ..... Place. Phone 5858. work gusrsnteed. Get outside l ’ 89-4. Side waL.e ancj loi ke.l-oii your property, may wo offer attractive view la preaent from Lewie street. 3 tehemente. 4 — SIX HOLIDAYS WITH PAY. quotes now. Webster. 6965. our aervicea aa salOa agentat large front veranda. There are PRIVATE party wanta good used roofing. Will not curl-or blow off. rooma each down and S toaa- V V - aar. Will pay good price. Phone Workmanship guaranteed. Free We havn boca seliiiig Maacbea* several young fralt trAes now mento 6 rooma a oO op. In ex- Apply At OflBce, 615 Parker Street PAINTING and Paperbanging, tor rMl Mtote staco 1814 mad la bhMsom. . Priead (or qalek 6666 after 6:30. estimates. Represented by John Interior and exterior decorator*, oelleat ooadlttoa. Deatrabl* Iw- & ea are golto eoafldeat that yon wtil sale at 18.066.66. cation. One toaamaat vaeoat T—*...... ------Cook, >)270 Woodland atreet, Man- reaaonable prices.' Call (or tree » t chester. Phone 5124, he pleased with ear prompt, t duly L Pvtoa BtBJOi. B all eatlmates. Leach A FogU, Mau- conrteoae lervtoo. Dealrea p>oA used car. cheater 6797. Robert J. Smith, Inr. rash. I ' Colonial Board Company GOict " YOU CAN always depend on Ben- Robert J, .Smith, Inc. O P V O O TD son’s for radio repairs! Beat INTERIOR and exterior painting. Honee A Hale Building 6 A YTW AT. ait^BTLi: 1933 or 1933 Ply- Houae A Hale Building C.\LL OWNER equipped shop In town' Call 3535 ^ Also paperhanging Prompt serv- Real Estut* THE SMIME OF aOLP S-ZI / ' (XOM PY^f 1884 6*7 model. 330 Oak or bring ir. your radio to 713 Tel. S460 - 5948 Lydoll & Foulds Paper Co. ice. Fair Price. D: £. Frechette. Real Estate laswraace All Lines o( Inanraaca- SOUTHINGTON 444 MaladMi**^ Baoaon'a. PtaOBe 7660. f:
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pUyed'by Nbrma Bernahon. The murder u no aecret to the audience o rrih Group Scores Emergency Doctor Peterson Pul ^ T ^A I at parice Recital .gnd the victim, played with a sub- AIkniI T o w n tle air by Florence Spillane, baa l e c Ce r c the center of the etage until her rUNBRAL H02IB The em ergent’ ' doctor to- Grand Success untimely death. Esther Gahr, aa a At tlM MffulAf wMkly mceUng ' morrow wiU.“WS Dr. A, B. Rund- Back to Work nun, completed the cast, which 22 Mato Straat «t the ItoU ry Club at 8:30 this ' quist, n jC a k .itrect. telephone ■g. gave Manchester lovere both pleas- aveolinr at Uie Sheridan, the apeak* 6216. Fir8t Performance o f PlijMM 5269 • r w ill ba Dr. Charlea E. Jacobaon, .Scletimeii al .Special ure and prlde«!ln its own talent. Jr. Dr. Jacobeon la a epeclallat Loeal TheHpians Seen a Wants OM Name oomected with the Hartford and ^leetiiip Keiiiblate Em* In presenting "Ladies In Retire- Kaachaater Memorial hoapltals There will be a apecial meetiiiK ployee of Town Hit bv Audience ment" the Flayers' Group is re- Subject of tonlght’a talk will of Mani'hratcr Ixidg* ot Maaone newing the community theater In Boilers and^^m neys •The ClvllUatlon of the Incaa^ I tonight. The Master Mason degree "Ladies In Retlremeht" proved Manchester. The revival and this I will be conferred on a class of can- RicliHrd H. Pctpison, who wa^^ production owe mudi to the’efforts Vacuu^Cleaned an excellent choice for the- first of Mary Afra Handley, a former i Thoee membera of K in X ^'datea. The lodge will open at 7 ordered dismissed- fron* Ihe tovy^s ' ! performance of the revived Cora-' member of the Community Play- ttaiz* No. 31, lOOF taking part ^ o'clock. .. employ la.st w-aek. Was voted^rein- VAN/Ca MP BROS. niunity Players, now the Players’ | «*■*• M te r the second act,, C a rl! on the flrat degree lephone 5244 requeated to be prwient on Wed- ■ .Mrs. Rii hard Howes, president at a. special meeting^,,e(f the board, of the Hartford Cdunty V. W. C 1 Community Payers, was so Im- naaday oveninjrAl 7:30 aharp for ! of the Biickland Oakland Club and bnfiging to s siiddprt end a li.'aring A.. and aR appieciatlva audience i Pf***®** Py excellence of the . Fred Clark, chairman of the AVaya a special rehpanal in preparation saked by the Veje^rans Coiitu il. ! i and Means committee wish to re- had an enjoyable time of it in w el-1 Performance thatlie made a public for their yjitft to Baypath Lodge The meetiiyg waa l.ite in .start-* ' port a mo.st aucresaful year for the coming an old, and esteemed dra- ■ request that the Players’ Group as;^ No. 234i.>^ring’fleld, 'on May 25. ing due t<} fhe inability of one of j ____ ! club and wish to thank all • Who ma group back to Manchester. "P’"® ^ Community tile threi-'Seleftmen. Haiold Turk- RU M M AGE The regular monthly meeting of | helped to bring about the am re.sa. Mrs. .Sydney Brown, in the lead-1 ^ ingtop,' to attend the meeting ' Ing role, which was originated by P**y directed by Vic the Frank J. MAnafield \Marine ~ ~ eafHer, j the famoua Flora Robeson \vhgu Davies, who w’as assisted by the j Corps League Auxiliary wdll be! A rehearsal of the Plantation Represented by .Attorney "Ladies In Retirement" wraa' a following staff: busineps, Edward' SALE vening at right ; Minstrels being presented by the j Peterson was repres»n held tomorrow ev ted by At- Broadway success several seasons' Lynch; stage. William Brown and: o'clock at the Armyny Navy Club. Co-Weds of Center Congregallopdl tornev VVeiley Oryk al.i Iso s veter- | ago, gave a finished performance Louis Genovesi, Jr.; house, Joseph ! Thurs. Morning Irhureh tn cooperation wiCv the World W a r II. Attorney j Handley; properGea, Barbara D lk .! Married Couples group of.ySecond which took the play but of the am- A ll of the member# of the Ital- Gryk stated that the question for j -l»rraine Scovllle Gladys Gilroy Ethel Glidden, Betty Davies, R e a ; 9 O'clock at the Congregational church will be held ateur class from th* minuU she ian American Club and the Ladles Ihe Selectmen to decide waa Whetstone, akd Louis Genovesi. tomorrow’ night at ’Ight o'clock in .appeared on v the sUge. Mrs. Auxiliary are requeated to meet whether or not Peterson w^t a Miss IWirraine Seoville. daughter Memorial in Hartford tomorrow 'The Mai^ester Chapter of Ha- Masonic Temple tonight at 8 at the club on Eld- the Hollister Street seltool. The Brown’s eitc'ellent stage ability regular employee of the town. If of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rcoville of evening at eight o’clock. Over 100 suggested A promise of more im- dassah presented the play as a rtdge street and from'‘ there to show will be presented in the Hol- they found that he was. he said, Under the Auspices of lister Street aqhool at 8:15 Friday 228 Center street, is the student local children, students of Mrs. portant tholes to come.- benefit- proceed to Burke’s Funeral home then his war record sliould be con- assistant working with Rolda Mar- Gibsons’, will comprise the cast. CHAPMAN COURT. where they'will pay their last re- everting of this week. Capture Spirit O f pia.r sidered and that he ahould be giv- tin Gibson on the dance recital. "A Gladys Gilroy, studio pianist, The play, which is usually ORDER OF AMARANTH apecta to their late member An- en employment as other veterans Dance Fantasy of Alice in Wonder- will accompany the orchestra dur- thony Barrea. Temple Chapter. No. 53, Order thought of as a murder piece, is w'ere entitled. land" to be put on in the Buahnell ing the recital. more than that because its atmo^ of Eastern Star will meet ton ir- Name on Honor Roll phere has X very special quality MANCHESTER The Elenora Duae Lodge, Daugh- row "night at eight o’clock In the Attorney Gryk said that he be- which is created by the deUbhed ters of Italy, will hold its regular, ^a.sonic Temple. The annual me- lieved that the discharged man was of the new home ow’ners In the meeting tonight at eight o'cloek morial service will be observed Pine Civic (iroiip Pines Tract w’ill avail tbentselvea way of life w’hich is e n jo y e d ^ the AUTO BODY a regular employee as his -name play's abnormal charact^. Mrs.' Stop /Vat the Italian American Club on and refreshments wil' be served was placed on the town employee ^ of this opportunity to meet their 50 Oak Street W orrying Eleanor Rubinow and ^ r s . Eve Eldridge street. All membeTs are after the mcetihg In charge of Mra. Honor Roll "in bronae.’’ l o h p u i 1 8 0 r U a i i e e orfRhbora and enjoy an evening Telephone 2979 Alice Hoaglund and her commit- 1 I of dancing: and viaiting:. Folsom in their portrayal of these A b o u t u rg ^ to attend. Counsel for Peterson said that Anto Body and tee. preyioqa to his enlistment in 1942 two sheltered sistept, queer in their * Naval Aviatloq Cadet Harry imworldly ways^baptured the rare ' Fender Repairing he had been employed by the town. At an "rctive meeting heldjg^ II Al • Lig h tn in g! Leon Sheppard, Jr„ son of Mr. and The offlrers of the Rainbow touch W’hich gave the play ita fla- Anto Paliitfng In December, 194.5. when he re- lat night at the home of Mr. and ! ' - ' O l l C w e / V l l l l l l l l l vor. Mra. Harry L. Sheppard, of Park Girls will hold a rehearsal in the last night Simonizing lumed from service he was again Install Lightning Roth street, h u beep transfened to the MaabrircTemple at seven o’clock rcmployed by the town as assistant Mrs. Frank C. Gray. 18 Foxcroft m,l « t ! « 1 action is concerned with El- Naval Air Basic Training Center tonight in preparation for installa- If le e i s S a t u r d a y . l^n Cre^, played by Mrs. Brown. to his father. Ernest Peterson, at Drive, flnal plans were made for On Your Home! at Corpus Christi, Texas, after tion on Monday, May 27. Members the Almshouse and was so employ- w’ho ^ m m lts murder in order to ^ a dance which is to be given by 1 prewtde the shelter and happiness We are agents for the Na- completing the first phase of flight are reminded that the bua will ed until receipt of the notice May leave for Springfield tomorrow .the Pine Civic A.ssoelation Satiir- ! w^lch her helpless sisters demsnd Uonal Lightning Protection Co., training at Glenview, Ilia. He la a 13, received hy his father,* that his world’s largest lightning rod graduate of Northfield High evening at 6:30 promptly from the aerviee 'would"no Yongei’ be I *^®y’ -June 8, at the British Ameri- ' , heetock Col • , p f j,p,.h e r . .pj^^“ rm,f(jpr would out as Military Whist son's manufacturer. W e also have school, Northfield, Vt. IJia father Temple. i can club. * Association is to have t it usually does and Ellen Creed’s! required on May 18. Given By- the trained men to'lnstall them la recreation director for the Town , ...... w ... i annual meeting and lunchebn nephew. very ably played by Ed-j Records are Exhibited Music Is being furnished bv the i or . . . . Group A, Ladies Society, according to Insurance luider- of Manchester. Robert W. Smith, EtM 2-e. of 46 mond Folsom, finally reveals the - ' The records of town treasurer Mich Lucas orchestra. Dancing I ‘ 5 at one o dock at wrlters’ requirements, which en- Jensen Street, and Frank S. lAlI- aecret with the help of the maid— Bolton Congregational Church. George H. Waddell showed that in will be enjoyed from 9 to 1. , City Club, Hartford. Man- titles you to a discount on your Three new cases of meaalea de- Bon, PR 2-c, of 42 Elm terrace, 1942 Peterson had been employed the most useful character in any ■ WEDM^flDAT EVENING Mrs. Giant Stonebury, chair- Chester Wheeloek girls arc invited Are Insurance. veloped in Manchester this past were honorably discharged from. as a part-time employee mowing play—and in this one delightfully! MAT 31 AT 8 O’CLOCK lady of deeoration.s. has a novel ^ to attend andNire dsked'to ..-ontaet Free estimates > given an.v- week, according to the report made, Naval service at Lido Beach. I^ong gras.s ill the different cemeteries Island, N, V., on May IP. COM5IUNITY HALL where. W e are Installing In by the local health board to the and previous to his entering the "Get Acquainted Neighbor" sur- , the State SeciYit.^i’J’. Hazel Jane prise which is sure to please '■ Bolton Center 5Ianchester all the time. ^ State Health department. No oth- aen’ice In Sept 1942. was paid $10 Trotter, 100 East Center street. everyone. j er diseases of the reportaWe type Pfc. Edward U. Jarvis, son of for his work around the almshouse. Prizes! Refreshments! •Miss Fraucev Tredick of Boston' were uncovered here . during the Mrs. Arcillia Jarvis, of 34 Perkins Mr. Waddell also stated that In Mrs. Edmiliid Brown, chairlady Admission A5c, Tax Included. Richartl V. Jackson of the ticket committee wi.4hes to will be the gticat speaker and will W. SCHULTZ & week. street, Stonehaven, has returned Dec.,, 1945. at the request of his ■raylor Street advise that rcaervations .should be probably be accompanied by Miss ' Fbr Reservations Phone 7385 home after 2’/i years of Arm y father, he w’as employed temporari- Laura Holmes. • i TELEPHONE 5988 service, 20 months overseas. He made, promptly aa tickets are lim- The Senior Luther League of ly for tw’o weeks only arid that his or 8484 ckme home on the - SS General ited. Tickets may be obtained . The , , following are lor ’al ..graduates ______I BOTTICELLO Emanuel Lutheran church will name liad been retained on the Booth with 2,000 troops from the from, the following: Mrs. Etlmund 1 Mrs. Martin meet at the church at 7:30 tonight payroll after that time. Ehiropean Theater of Operations. Brown, Adams street: Mrs. Grant ■ "M'ss Emily House. Mrs. P. U, C. License Tt> Do In- yrith the New Britain Luther I-etter from Physician He wears two battle start for par- Stonebury, Middle Turnpike We.sl; 1 “ alph Maher. Mrs. Raynfond John- League as. gueata. A large turn- A t this point Attorney Gryk terstate Furniture Moving. ticipation tn two campaigns in Miss Oirtiss. Deerfield .Drive; son. Mra. Jack Jennev, Miss Grace out of the local membership to presented a letter from Dr. Ed- Italy. Frank Gray. Foxcroft Drive: Robertson, Miss Hazel Jane Trot- Local Trucking greet tbe visitora is hoped for. mund Zaglio .stating that on May j Frank Bramley, Crestwood Drive. ter and Mra. Frances Ballard. 13. this year. Ernest Peterson, fa- ‘H m Mothers Circle o^ St. Elisa- Mrs. Eugene Freeman, Decpwood The Seventh Day Advefltlst ther of Richard Peterson, had in- .\shes and Wa.ste Removed beth will meet tomorrow evening prayer meeting will be held tonight Drive; Mrs. F. Leo Barrett, Deep- jured his back while doing some Call S141 at aiAt o’clock it the home of at eight o'clock at the home of heavy lifting and on the doctor's wood Drive. PHONE 2-1588 ^FO R— Mrs. l^rothy Plerog, of 18 Wad- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miner, 82 Bige- Tbs committee Is making every orders was required to take it easy dell road. low street.. Tomorrow afternoon and not do any heavy work for effort to make thl8 event one of Oil Burners A., * I from tw’o to four o’clock the Dor- aome___ time.___ * 4U-.the oiiLst^nding_ __ socialsi_._ of* . ..the and cas group of the Seventh Day Ad- Under this condition, Attorney 8ea.soii, and it is hoped that many AUOB OOimAM ventists will meet at the .lome of Gryk stated, there waa plenty of CITY CAB Mssa As qosea AUee) Mrs. M. B. Wright. 9.5 Center w’ork for the younger Peterson to Furnaces Spring Cleaning r e I DMghtss of • Sovsaitb Sob Street. do in helping his father. This A Few Still Available. SAFE, COURTEOUS Q IV RS
Bosb tmb B VoD medical testimony came as a com- WASH WINDOWS OPEN ALL NIGHT Daily, bseladlaR Sonday, Lt. (jg) Jean Usher Mallory, of plete surprise to everybody, in- Auto Driving RACKi.lFFE OH CO. W'ASfl WINIOWORK • A.Mrta9P. M.OrBy Appolot- the "Waves," daughter of Mr. and cluding the Board of Selectmen 898 51nple Avenue — HurtfnrB Clean. Wax. Polish Floors MSat. la tiM ServiM of the Po»> Mra. Henry Reed Mallory, of and as a result of this medical IVL jHartford T-SI9I Vacuum Clean Throughout
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