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FRIDTHT, JUNE IS, 1962 Average Daily Net Preaa Run PAGE TWENTY •The Weather*; 5 V For the Week Endtag lianrljfB tfr lEvcuiitg % ral& June T, 1982 FoNCMt el V. ■. Weather 1 Mre. jalikes H. McVeigh of 81 10,596 Fair tonight, Sunday..! Osfard .9traet> ehalew cioncniiraSf iiivui ciuuij^ UT" AbotrtTe 10 a. m. service lii Second day at Mt, Nebo, Spring ittreet, open Sunday at 2 p. m. for the Congregational Church should re the annual outing Wednesday, beginning at 12:30 p. m. 'wlll go strawberry season. The decision Engine for Snbs Aetna Caeualty *nd Surety Com- port for rehearsal tomorrow morn- June 18, at the Red Barn, Andover, puiy, obeerve^ ■ hie Jfith anniver- lo%yard supporting the chib's civic to open the mart rt-as made at a ing-at 10 o'clock-at the. church.. will close tomorrow. Members who meeting last-night of the associa aary with the-compiiiny 'loaky. . wjsh transportation esrly in the programs. Wiillam McBride, club tion's board of directors, accord -'-'w The marriage of Miss Jacqueline day. are asked to be at the club president', explained today. ing to Lawrence Flano. secretary. The BuOkland Community Club t^ ie r r an^ Wllll*m F. Maatrianna house at 1:30 sharp. Those going Itl-hopo-the-peopla. of Manchcsi ~t«ir how lU annual'ptchtc mt the of Waterhiiry will be aolemnlrco Tatw" ifiouRnBe alTTHe Clubhouse »-”;n w -'emewlwg kB»''besw delayed achool/Tueeday evening, June IT, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at 5 p.m. . ^ ter will turn out this Sunday and became of a late strawberry crop at S o'clock. Qamee will be played aid the Lions' Club in continuing held up by rain. in St. Bridget's. Church. its present program of community The auctioneer will be Gordon and a baeoball game between Charles E. Knofla, son of Mrs. fatiiera and aona/WHl be featured, betterment,” McBride said. Reid, and William Sagllo will be America's ~ Pfc. Theron W. Rogers whose Elsie T. Knofla of 11 Gerard market master. The sssoclation’a Opportunity to cook out of doore wife, Thelma Mae, lives at 99 Oak street, haa enlisted in the Army; Last year the club initiated two ' will be provided, and coffee arid major programs, McBride said. finances will be handled by the street, recently left the 43rd In-, and Richard F. Goonan of 200 East Manchester Trust Company. Two Manchester Factions Hear Convention Oratory ■oda will be eerved by the club. fantry Division in Germany for re Center street in the Navy. The lat The Lions hired two trained s|jie- Lowest Cost Deaaerta may be purchaeed at the turn to the U. S. and release from ter Wifi receive his boot training clallsts to examine the eyes of bTI Resoliitioni food aale which will be held dur active Army duty. He la at pres at' the Naval Training Station, students In Manchester High ing the picnic. ent St Fort Devens. While with the Bainhridge, Md. School. ,Tlwy found .18 students . New England girls carried off I i ' Washer to •llvlslon. he served as a mess ser had deficient eyes and were not three of the prizes awarded to Gives State ■The KIwanIa Club wiH„ni**t at geant in Company F of the 172nd A number of Zion Lutheran aware of the fact. Hood College freshmen at Moving Own the Country Club Mond|py noori at Infantry Regiment. Rogers was parishioners will motor nut to IThe club scored another first Up Uay exercises held at the close 12:15. IJoyd Hobron haa aecured called Into the Army In Septem- Village Hill. Lebanon, Sunday aft when It Initiated the program of of the college year. Miss Mary T o Senator At Eisenhowei the apeaker and the attendance lier, 1950, when the 43rd Division, ernoon. for the annual mission- scholarshipa tor nurse training. priie will be furnished by Stanley a New England National Guard strawberry festival outdoors at Ned Moses, a member, conceivad Provan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. f' Baldwin. Peter Mitchell, high unit, was federallxed. , Redeemer Lutheran Church, of the idea and submitted it to the Daniel Provan, 629 Middle turn Crtitnn, June 14— <4*) — school-junior, will play the violin. pike east, won the Mary Filler Hartford, June 14—(ff*)— which Rev. Paul G. Prokopy was club which adopted the plan as a It’s the W orld’s Senator Brien McMahon President 'Truman disclosed The American Legion Auxiliary formerly pastor In addition to his major project. 'The flr.st full three- Allen prize given annually to today that a "full-size, work 4th B an d il will hold a brief business meeting duties at Zion Chiirch here. .vear scholarship has been award 'That member of the fre.shman Naylor finest Automatic picked up his first bloc of ing” atomic engine for sub .Monday evening, the nrial one for ed and two \yill be awarded each cla.ss. who as a student of applied delegates today in his cam the season, following the picnic Rev. John Jay Johnson, who year from now on. music, shows the most promise of Washer. "Tops” marines is almost completed auccess ns a - performer." paign for the Democratic supper at the home of Mr. and was graduated June $ from Berke To finance the acUvitlcs, Mc- I ' , in all compar- for test runs. H u n te d iii Mra'-Wlnthrop Reed of Tolland. ley Divinity school with a bache She al.so was awarded the I V . //I u . I I ' \-TI •■•III < presidential nomination, a 16- The President gave nut the news Briilc said, "We depend wholly on Charles J. Little .scholarship to he vote delegation from his In an address prepsreri for deliv Koep.scilto lor of sacred theology degree.' wiui qur club fund-ral.sing activities SJ9 MAIN SI-\lANt HiSlIK Ot'.':' ■tive tests. 'We’ll D 1 A M 11 N (J RING Mrs. Russell Coffin of 542 Mid one of a group of seven young applied toward tuition coats. Miss home state of Connectifcut. ery at,the ceremnnita here in con- dle lurnpike east recently enter men ordained as Episcopal Church such as our annual auction and Provan Is a member of the Hood demonstrate its superiority right be nectlort with the laying of the keel Bank T h eft our horse show. It Is our present College Choir, which sang for the tained Mrs. Edith Coe and her deacons, Wednesday, at services In plan to make these two events fore your eyes. See it. Hartford, June 14—yju hs.abif^ -and-ls-TWeompanist-'for. the Dance Connecticut Democrats as-, ■ At;4he: same time he- hit mit Wayland of Boaton. made in this paper .that Mr. John to enlarge our present scholarship Club. Sec us for the biggest trade-in semble^ for the second and hard at what he called dangerous Ttireis Wlllliiianlio men w art’ son will be curate at St. Mary's program. IDWARDTJ. final day of their state con efforts to sell the American people held In bonds of $85,005 eemh tiw Among the dvorces granted yes Episcopal Church,of this town, Other club activities include sld values ever offered. vention today with only one on the Idea that there it "tome day on chargee of rohbefy la terday in Superior Court In Hart and will begin his sei-vlces, July 1. for the blind and the handicapped and eontrlbutloris for boys and problem confronting them— cut-rate, bargeln-counter route'' to connection with Ihe hoklup ai ford was one to Anne C. Placenta He Is married and has a long rec P O L O M S IO ^ nattonel security.. the WllllmantlQ Savings Insti- of Hartford from Albert. P. Pia- ord of service with the armed girls. - RECORD SALE LIMITED TIME ONLY nominating a candidate for And he swung a punch at Gen. forces. . V “ The Lions entertained Manches lute yesterday. They were not cente of this town on the'grounds CLASSICAL 1 / D v!m Building Contractor and U. S. Representative-at- Dwight D. F.laenhower, one of the put to phps and in lieu of ball of desertion. The plaintiff was ter blind snd hsndicapped at their RECORDS / 2 r r i o B Large. front-running candidates for the they were committed tn Jail for granted $15 a week for the sup Mrs. Mildred S. Urbanettl of 1.3 annual Chrlstmria Party last year. The latest , word from high Republican ■ prealdential nomina appearance In court June 89. CONHNT Usf 20o.e9 port of one child and $20 a Week Green Manor mad, organist and Major contributions were made to Labor Contractor party sources before the final ses tion. WedOsf Wse a iJ t choir director for the Wapping appioprlate. Institutions. The cliih A fourth mnn who escaped alinxony. POH ERTON ’S sion started was that all four as He eeid he hed heard the other with 8550 after the bungled Community Church, will attend sent two bo.vs to Nutmeg Boys pirants still were in the race. day that "somebody" was talking holdup Is lieing sought. He wan The monthly meeting of Wash the Fred Waring Choi-al Workshop State and gave awai^ds to two atu- TEL 9044 ABC APPLIANCE CO. The main business of the con ington LOI,h No. 11T7. will be held sj, the HnlvejsUy of^ N«v Hamp denla for _schMa?t!c achievement ^ o iit a 40 billion Jrillar tax cut. Identified by police na William J*. DEWEY-RICHMAN 2n»TAPLE STREET PHONE-2-T575 vention, electing national conven ThxtrwxxTiir hbvtovir i»fer*hcS"rd Wrightr 94, of South Coventry. T6T MAIM STREET this evening It" 8 o'clock in Orange shire 'Ui!i'“summer from iTurie 30 In the commercial course at * 1811- “ StomiXonn. tion delegates and nominating a Hall. t^ July 4. chester High. School. Read Herald Advs. a statement attrimued to the gen The trio arreated five hbuni candidate for U. S. Senator, posed eral. after Ihe holdup were IdenUflad - ...... no problems at nil. ■ i; • Trnmmw commeaxea: that "poit^ 1tV' Bfllfn 'Ph11?lo"'Tlaitl ‘Bofci'rii' A final decision on the delegate tics dnee funny things to people Riiadle as Robert Vandetmnar slate was made laat night, and a , Herald Photo. 4; who are reeking office end criti 84, Alfred laFlamme, SO, and resolution instructing the, dele I..eRdera of< opposing Manchretcr factions were cool (finventlon hall companlonn laat night m* aa theyhiM-jr I - cized "passion for economy re Eugene Bigelow, 85. gates (22 of them with 18 voles) heard Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota, ontl\p left, key-note the Deinoeratin State Conventionivention I T 'l . e • gardless of the consequences" Ll. Rundle said La Flamma and to support Senator. Brien McMa in Hartford, the convention being formally opened by Democratic State rhaim ian John Bailey which he said li rampant In (3on- Vandermsn admitted taking part hon until he la nominated, or re- ford, on the right. In the center la a action of the hlainchealer repreaenlation at the ronventlon.2 7 In gress. in the holdup and said "they ran leases them. ______Steel Union ; :*;!lke to Give the Hrat row, reading from the aisle, are Walter Oasriaon. traaaurer nt the Manoheatee Hnniuei'atle Town Wlth rsMHftf* lb Ihe' 40 binioh IB ■ air^dlreeltens" when It— gpv" Atone In Field" commlttee. Town (Tialmwn Wesley C. Gryk, and Rny Klecolt, one of the Gryk slate of delegates. In The nomination of Senator Wil dollar tax cut Idea he said: peered that Wright, who they said the second row, reading from the aisle, are Attorney Philip Bayer, Patrick Mastranreln, Town Counsel "That would leave us with only was the actual stlckup man, ap liam A. Bvntori for another term StandsFiFm John D. LaBelle, leader of the Insurgent slate, and Mary Rosa, who was secretary of the disputed Man M ajor T alk peared to be having trouble In never has been questioned. No chester party caucus, about half enough money to sup other candidate ever was in the port our forces even if we didn’t getting the money. field. ' ^ ~ _ <, spend * penny far anything else." Vandermsn and La Flamm* Less Than a,dozen of the nearly F o r S trik e In Michigan Truman's talk highlights a cer#- ware picked up by local pottbe J,300 delegated were in the con mony In connection with the start about 3:80 p. m. and Bigelow • SATURDAY—LAST DAY OF THIS VALUE PACKED EVENT! taken by SUte PoUca at 5 p. m. vention hall at the hour set for Pittsburgh, June l4^fl*)— rogen Weapon By THE ASSOCIA*nBD PRESS bf constructlcm of the 'NautllUl, the convention to start. the nation'e and.- possibly the Police had been informed that the The absence of serious conven Leaders of the CIO United! Gen. Dwight Elsenhower world’s flrit atomic-powered sub thrse had been seen lit the coni- tion problems appeared to have Steelworkers say 650,000 completes a crucial onc^^wo marine. nany of Wright before, tha-nob- put the delegates in a holiday .striking member.s will con bery.■ry. . . . SUMMER FABRICS AT REDUCED PRICES mood, and the corridors of the Advanced by Sen, McMahon punch toda.v in his infighting The decision to withhold the Lt. Rundle said the lone giin- H A L r S HEAVY QUILTED FOR JUNE BARGAIN DAYS ONLY BUBBEBIZED LINED downtown hotel serving as con tinue their shutdown of most with Ohio’s Sen. Robert ’Tah text from reporters-until shortly man who stayed behind when the vention. . headquarters, sounded of the nation's steel industry before the arrival of the presi others fled escaped with 8050 Hartford. June 14 (TPj— - Sen.. McMahon continued: * dressed the convention by tele- for the Republican presiden dential spectat train-tnTSrotoi FifM Sp u n r WittL talk, laughter., and_ "until our cause is won.” B.rlen,.M5M(ihon today, p.roppsert, .... "I ly.fUill! Street that we .aqbatt-. •jjJiobe,...'.______tial nomination______iwfTre ned~lh a car parked out- MATTRESS P A D S-^^ - throughout the night. Consequent The 'rteelworkcrs' executive the manufacture of 1,0(K) or more lute cheap’"atonTic ahS hydrogen Tlw'i.' W.'Hale'.' In nautical and stripe pattern canvas. Will hold suit, towels, etc. Convention leaders were confi Eisenhower led yesterda.Y with a (Continued on Pnge Fiva) Corpora ttee THAT WILL LAUNDER WHITE ly, many slept late this morning. board and wage policy committee "hydrogen weapons" in whst ap firepower for expensive convien- dent there would be no opposition picnic at his GettyBb(u*g. Pa., (OontiniHid on Paga FIva) 'lenrhnter. ('1 w a s h a b l e s u m m e r f a b r ic s Prlhyaon Seen In I.ead —called into extraordinary ses peared to be a plain indication the tional firepowen-'. . . to reduce to a resolution binding the Nut farm where he entertained Penn- REG. $3.98 TWIN BED S 'Z E ...... $2,79 Party leaders spent mucji of the sion by President Philip Murray— United States has solved the se taxes and balsncp the budget meg state's 16-vote (lelegation to syiyanla's 70-vote delegation to the SHEtfSPIUOUCflSlS Sale Price 79c night in j conferences about the issued a shortly-worded statement cret of the fearsome, H-bOm8. while we wâge peane." . support him for the Presidential GOP ^ national convention. How REG. $4.98 FULL BED SIZ E ...... ,$3.79 , 57c Yard Plua Tax representative-at-large nomina- after hearing Murray review lat The Connecticut Democrat, a McMahori slress-d the desfruc- I nomination until he wins It or re- successful he waa in strengthening Made by Monument Milla, famoua for quality. .39 ' PRINTED LAWNS \|io n . est developments in the 13-day old candidate for his part.v'a prealden tix’c power of the hydrogen bomb ' leases them. hit backing among that pivotal New Koje.Red Defiance NOW— AFTER 10 YEARS 36 " PLAIN WAFtT.E PIQUE \Stanley J. Pribyson of Hartford, strike. tial nomination, ia chairman of over the atomic bomb and Said he Sen. William Benton also was group depended upon whom you 39" DOTTED SWISS ex-president of the Connecticut Ne Retreat the Seriate Atomic Energy com did ' not think Soviet Premier expected to be renominated with asked. WE HAVE AOAIN THE FAMOUS St&lin xVouId send his forces 39" RAYON BUTCHER LINEN SPRING SUITS, The statement said there will be mittee and close to atomic and out apposition. He follows through today with HEAVY QUALITY (Continued on Page Five) hydrogen developments. kgainst this weapon. ’ McMahon mride his Hydrogen highly-important visit to De Erased with Tear Gas no retreat in the union's stand. The government never has an But he said the only solution proposals' aa part of a campaigfn troit. meeting there with Michi REG. 79c YARD That calls for a retUement cm- HALE’S FINE SPUN SHEETS COATS and TOPPERS nounced whether it^ has succeeded for peace was foolproof disarma platform to "wage peace." gan's '46-vote delegation and part.v Koje Island, Korea, June U —(/Pf was toimhed off when an anti-Rad , bodying all recommendations .of in devising an H-bomb. ment and diversion of money from Appointment of a commission chieftains and delivering a major WITH THE SAME SIZE 3" HEM MATTRESS COVERS 11 the Wage Stabilization board. 'I'he —U. 8. military police drove 000 POW escaped a compound and MUd — ON BOTH ENDS FCm EXTRA WEAR Gromyko Goes But McMahop told the Connect .weapons to the ellmlnatioa of hu "tQ.rerthtnk the twin profalems of address. tanlghL...... defiant North Korean prisoners of the 15 Red leaders had aenteneiNl ■...... — Fntl and'twtn bed alzea. WASHABLE SUMMER FABRICS At Ciearonce Prices WSB recommended the industry icut Stale Democratin, convention man misery and want. world disarmament and world de Taft, meanwhile, waa taking it 7TI T 0 0 Murray a union shop and a war out of a compound with tear him to death last night in a Kah- that, if elected preajdent: He recalled that In I960 he had velopment." easy In Washington after doing gas today, handed -away 16 leaders garoo courh INTRODCCTOBY LOW PRICES REG. $4.98 WITH ZIPPERS ...... $3.98 REG. $55.00 and $59.96 ...... NOW $44.90 J. U f lO suhatanUal Wage bpool. "I would direct the United proposed Russia and the United A proposal to Stalin to form a very much the same thing aa Eis and liberated 273 prisoners who 67c Vard The union took cognizance that States Atomic Energy Commis States halt their arms race, with similar commlaslon In' Russia. enhower yesterday. The Senator, American Military Police guard.- REG. $45.00 aitd $49.95 ...... NOW $34.90 the strlka is shutting off vitally who had no official engagements said they were anti-Communists. Ing the compound then ordered all REG. $2.79 7 2 x 1 1 0 ...... 7 . . $2.29 REG. $4.69 WITH RUBBER BUTTONS $3.69 .36" GOLD TONE PRINTS sion to manrffact^re hydrogen^ the United Nations controlling all A meeting of chiefs of state — It was the third time during the prisoners Into a corridor betweOR 39 " GOLD TONE ORGANDIES REG. $35.00 and $39.95 ...... NOW $24.90 Russian Eiivov needed steel for the war in Korea. wrtipons numbered in four fig-' armaments in all countries, Within the United Nations Security today, huddled with Delaware's 12- fteama all bound, made of heavy quality aheetlng that wUl wear day guards had thrown tear gas two oomûnda. The prtsonem re 45" RAYON FAILLE . . . NOW 419.90 It promised all possible help to urea. This would prevent war McMahon-forced by a back ail council—to discuss ways of dis member GOP delegation at a farm grenades into new, smaller com REG.$2.93 81x110...... $ 2 .4 9 for yeara. REG. $25.00 end $29.95 ..... ment to remain in Washington, ad- ne*r Wilmington yesterday. fused. Twelve tear gaa grenadOO .36" PRINTED WAFFLE PIQUE Ail Salea Fi- Moscow, June 14—(yPi—Soviet produce such steel. Union, company and win us time to wage peace.'* arming and developing the earth. pounds to quickly quell Red de were hurled into the barbed wire 36 " PLAIN AND STRIPED CHAMBRAY . Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei and government officials now are The July 7 convention at Chica fiance. ___1 REG. 09C 42x36 PILLOWCASES . . . Ea.49« trying to work out a plan to re go it just about three weeks off enclosure;, forcing, the Reds ouW— A. Gromyko, famed for his dead and . both men, although backed by Brig, Gen. Heydon L. Boatner's Points Out Leaders After 10 yoBi-a we have at laat been able again to obtain fi-om RE-tOVER YOUR OLD BED PILLOWS NOW! pan walkouts at United, Nations sume production in some plants, headquarters dismissed the inci The POW who had escaped than a fnmoua mill, our own Hale'a ftrieapun aheeta and plllnwraaea. REG. 99c YD. FINE QUALITY hundreds of delegetes each, are SUMMER HANDBAGS meeting.^, is llu.ssla's new Ambas , Pointing to the WSB recom Cloud. ^êdinglP/o/ to Poison shy the -604-vote majority needed dents as minor. pointed out the 15 prisoners he The aheet ig made extra long with a 3" hem on both enda ao' REG. $ 1.00 DOWN PROOF and FEATHER PROOF sador to Britain. mendations, the statement de Love of Ingrid No casualties were reported. said tried him In a KangaiRo It may be reveraed for extra wear. In atraws, beadetle, plastic calf, linen fabric and piqus. Top for nomination. Thus their tete-a- SUMMER FABRICS, 87c Yard handle, draw string and boxle styles. Special aale prices His appointment, announced last clared; tetes with key delegations have a Rum Stalin PIrtnrea court. The 15 yvere hauled to :a night by the Moacojv government "W e ___believe it to be esaen- Of Farnflgnds'Rey’« Family Lost, Daughter threefold purpose; Chip off some of Nearly 0,000 Conjimuniat civil "maximum aecOrity" jail for PILLOW TICKS 79c Each 36’’ Dan River Wrinkle-Shed Gingham climaxed a big ahakeup.of top|.tiBl' that the Congresa of the the other fellow's votes, cement ian internes in Compound 02 today questioning. FAMOUS LADY PEPPERELL RES. $ 1.29 WITH ZIPPERS 99c 36” ABC Pre-Shrunk Madra.s.so $1.69 and $2.59 Each level posts in the Russisn diplo United States require the steel your own and pick up any strays. made a final geiture of surrender The escaped prisoner also point 36” ABC Permanent Finish Karefree Krinkle matic service. industry to manifest its loyalty Launches Fei^d Sparks Strike Says in Court The Associated Press score- to Boatner. They burned their ed out 87 other POW's ho Fine quality, Goral pattern In roae and blue. Plus Tax (In London, a-British Foreign C(immunlst flags and portraits of were lesser leaders. Hiey wsH 39” ABC Printed Rayon Crepe (Continued on Page Five) taken to.jutother compound for (h- SHEETS and PILLOWCASES 45” Siiun Rayon Gabardine Office source sugge.steid the sur Yakima, tVa.sh., June 14—(IPh\ Los Angeles, June 14—(Ah-^Thlr- (Contlnnad on Page Eleven) Soviet Premier Stalin and North prise move may mean "a new So- Tunis, Tnnisla, June 14—(TP)— Korean Premier Kim II Sung. terrogatlon. FINE QUALITY A geufxsl ,ttril4e,de\ctePC(dLiiiiiftn-, teerfâr-old J e n y -Ann Llnd- -Can>p.offi«»iBla tnlil tha prtinaJ ____ ,4SILXlQhajnaJ8AXQn..SbAntui^^______•—Adel—peaee -effetwve-la—oh---Q>e4; fUniirt fnrmitUops ,mBrinK.-AB5K.tr,4. iffW)M doesh’T Tove "'he’F'’screen-sTar Lewifft Bf MW »toekm(i»"mroTiTiw ’"'îAt-f1wixn¥estiPricw$în^Ywar$— - TRtNEWTADY 4*EPPERaU ~ way.) central Washington's Yakima ând bmeously In the Arab quarters that any who wanted to be 'sei 36” Gold Tone Printed Waffle Pique or Tunis toda.v as word spread mother, Ingrid Bergman. She Boatner jsarlier they would not re Zarubin Goes to IT. 8. Wenatchee Valleys are being bom doesn't miss her and doesn't want list dispersal to smaller prison rated as anti-Communlst shoi44 .The.Kremlin announcement also barded dally in secreL opposing an iittempt had been inade to -pen*, -— ...... step out, and .273- did. -...... — .______TYPE 140 ______FORMFIT SHEETS___ In cuff or-straight up-ribbed-stylos. Reinforced nylon heel'and News Tidbits pbisori'xjnemliers of the ' ruling to go to Italy to visit"her. This raised to 783 the number confirmed earlier unofficiel re experiments fipancejl by wheat "I haven't seen her enough to BuUetins- The U. S. Eighth Army In SDbul ChikUen's Dept7^^^nd ftd6r ~~ ^Xtra-^Tritt.oi.êsJl'j to 11., Sale price ports that Georgl Zarubin, Rus Culled from AP Wires growers who want rain and fruit Bey's fan)dly. announced that further screening of POWs who have declared Uieair The stnke apparently began really love her," the girl ,t,old a from the AP Wires selves antl'Reds since lost Tuss- LADY PEPPERELL SUPERFINE: MtlSUN “ At ExUd Low Prices : sian envoy to London for more tariners who don't., woman judge yesterday. "My or rescrecning of POW’a on wheth- ..Uma five yeacs.. would bec(»m«4,.SAT' II . - , I.v'... I- ,0«e set;g>f..j»ttaifk*»-l*. designejl ■ W, a.4»!S>jt(Rii4vJMid.,.(o,sJ6q,>iv wUri-, ,ec;,4b*y ..would -(Misdvfitpotjrlfdlow; -3 Pri E w ^ arity with Hie .70-yenr-old chief Ys(TK«v hi* htoatiy-; hewi - takWlir HE€:$3;39 72x108 : xdet AmbBSMddf to the United Progressive party in New York to punch hoica in' the clouds to care pf me." "depends upon developments, in Camp authorities Mid the com tY P E 128 States: '■ bring rain. The other seeks to dlS- tain, SIdL Mohanuried AUafmln. raF-IGHTERS COLLIDE cluding the gain of unciontested pound where the third incident oc FAMOUS MAKE DRESSES says it has beguh legal action to The judge, Mildred -L. Uille, is Hasflngar'Kng..-June 14.— curred hed been outfitted for REG. $3.59 81x108 ...... $2.89 He will suf.-t'eed Aleioihdei* Pan- force major radio-television net ])crsc the clouds without ralnfaii. The poison attempt was dis considering Ingrid's pies to bring —^The l(rltjsh ship Rarnn Doug- control of the (Koje) eompounda" PEPPERELL SNUGFIT SHEETS At substantial reductions for 3 days only. ONE GROUP OF yuShkln, who has b ^ n trans- Both sides are secretive ^bbut covered last night at his summer The Issue of what to do about men but hkd 000 prisoners in tt.T works. to deTOte, more time to. its Jenny.f'Aim lo,Ron>« for..a^ sum-' laS 'iuid .the. Yugoalav ve«a«I Ka- . ‘Military police guards htlrled REG. 79c 42x36 PILLOWCASES ,. , Ea, 59c ferced- 'to hetwl'- ttW;'btg Russian prehidentiai campaiim • tn Bos the npciTltldns, but Yitkima and palace In nearby CTarthage. An- mer visit. The move is- being renlca-collided. Ip the English iOO.CKiO t^ W 's "who say 'they udlt REG $2.98 TWIN SIZE ...... $2.39 REGf $2.98 . . V. . 3 ...... NOW $2.69 mission in Red Chins. ton, surprleed houaewOfe catches 6- Wenatchee newspapers reported thoritatlve sources said Prince Channel today and all but four fight against going back to Com dozen tear gas grenades Into .« The sppointtrient of the poker- Chadley, son and political .sec fought by the actress' ex’-husband, munist rule ia, blocking a Korean compound at enclosure eight mad REG..$3.98...... NOW $3.49 RAYON SUITS. $Li.«0 year-old baby boy in heY • arms the "wet" and ‘‘dry” campaigns neurosurgeon Peter Undatrom. members of the Baron Douglas TYPE 189 REG. $3.29 FULL SIZ E ...... $2.59 tsced Gromyko to the London post after he jumped ao hard on his bed were under way, with the dry retary of the Bey, found >^hite "I don't think she cares about crew abandoned ship. armistice. • REG. $4.98 ...... NOW $4.29 REGULAR VALUE TO $25.00 is not nece.ssarily a step down for he bounced out of second-floor win forces claiming a preliminary vic powder sprinkled on soup being me too much," Jenny-Ann itestl- The third incident' of the day (Coat.inned on Fags T|ties) U D Y PEPPERELL COMBED PERCALE AU Salea Final the one-time boy wonder of So dow of his home. tory. prepared for dinner. fled of 'her mother at a two-hour KUPEKFOR'i' HISSING ------4, ____TYPE 140 - REG, $5 .9 8...... NOW $5.29 viet diplomacy. Justice department says a grand It's a critical time for both, An InveetigaUon showed the , Tokyo," June 14,—(iP)—The By assigning Foreign Minister closed hearing. REG. $3.59 72x108 ...... $2.79 New apring and summer .dresses in the wanted materials. Sizes jury will investigate alleged leak with rain needed in the wheat powder xvas poison, and the Bey "She didn't seem very interested Japanese Maritime Safety board LADY PEPPFRELL SUPERFINE MUSLIN 7-14.' Andrei Y. Vishinsky's right-hand of secret cotton market informa fields and the cherry harvest start asked the Frrneh resident-gen about me when she left. It waa headquarters on Hokkaido re> British Radioman Chargedii ^ BARBIZON SPECIAL man to London, the Russians ap tion from agriculture department. ing. Rain causes ripening cherrie.s eral's office to try to find only after she left and got married ports It was asked by the U. S. REG. $3.79 81x108 ...... $3.09 SNUGFIT SHEETS The jaunty-fit and jaunty-rite are our best selling numbers and parently are attempting to spot- ... Air force plans the sending at lo split and damages other "soft who put It there. and had children that- she' sudden Air Force to search for a miss REG. $5.98 -this lean annual national Barbiznh event which is eagerly awaited light to the world the importance SO C'onvair B-36 bombers on round- fruits" at harvest time. The xvhite-hearded Bey Is the ly deqided she wanted me." ing B-20 Superfort. The B-20, In Secrets Leak to REG. 89c 42x36 PILLOWCASES .. Ea. 69c REG, $3.29 TWIN SIZ E ...... $2.69 by our customers. Jaunty-fit in rayon crepe, jaunty-rite In rayoh trip training flight to England. Farmers in central Washing Miss Bergman has a 2-year-okl with an ll-msn crew, was last • . satin. Sizea 9 to 15, 12 to 20, 144 to 264, 38 to 44. White or pink. {Continued on Pnge Three) Five persona perish in three- ton's big wheat producing district 'Continued on Page Eleven) son, bom out of wedlock, by her heard from at Si44 p. m. today REG. $3.49 FULL SIZE ...... $2.99 SUMMER C O nO N S, $4.96 Reg. 83.60. . « ' . r alarm fire tn Boston's Roxbury dis hired the Water Resources Corp. present husband, Italian Aim di from a point about four miles London, June 14—(95—William of violating Britain's Offleial St* Priced low for .3 days only. Right out of bur regular stock of new trict, as blaze of unknown origin of Denver aa a rain-maker the west of Rebun Island nn north Martin Marshall, a 24-year-old ra crets Act by Upping JnformaUBR IRREGULARS OF 4Rc muahrooma through tenement ... rector Roberto Rossellini. She is ern Hokkaido. summer cottons. Soviet Cuts Ties ' past two years." Paint Can Inferno in a Rome hospital awaiting the dio operator in the British Foreign nn "diverse dstes and at dlveiH TYPE 180 Cotton Shop—2nd Floor - Special $2.79 AFL-organized employes of Un The firm uses ground generators birth of twins. Office, was formally charged to places" to Paval KuznJtsov, secoMl derwood Corp. in Hartford approve prinaipally to bombard clouds with “I don't love her—I like her," REFirSES COMMENT day with jessing state secrets to secretary of the Soviet Embaal|r CANNON TURKISH HAND With Venezuela new contract providing for pay tnr silver iodide, but cherry growers Destroy8 Village Washington, June 14—(JP— in London. The charge said tho LADY PEPPERELL COMBED PERCALE creases retroactive to June 9. bule-eyed Jenny testifled. the Soviet Union. A NEW SHIPMENT OF here said they heard rain-makers "And you don't miss her?" In Harold I. Baynton refused to After a 'flrst hearing In a information would be useful to Field Marahall Lord Alexander also were operating from planes comment today on n.report that magistrate’s court, Marshall was enemy. SNUGFIT SHEETS Moscow, June 14—(JV)—Russia St. Urbaln, Que., June 14—(/Pi— grid's lawyer asked. Attorney General McGranery TOWELS, 4 FOR $1.00 - 29e Each announced today that she haa says new Communist push in Ko- this week. A can of paint absent-mindedly "No.” ordered held in prison without bail. Chief Inspector William Hughaa You will want plenty of these hand and face aiae towels with COTTON BRUNCH COATS Tea, would run up against a stone Meteorologist Hired has dropped him from his post told the magistrate Marahall w(^ a BABY SHOP SPECIALS broken off diplomatic relations placed on • a hot electric stove "Don't you have a desire to see He did not enter a plea at.the first only alifht Irregularittea. Peach, flaminro. rreen. citron and REG. $3.39 TWIN SIZ E ...... $2.89 with Venezuela. fall and offer terrific losses to the Soft fruit growers, blaming spelled diiaater yesterday for this her?” • , « as head of the alien property hearing. When he was charged arrested while strolling in K lw wqua, 3 DAYS ONLY and NEGLIGEES A Soviet government statement enemy .. . Recommendation for as raln-makera for 'damage to their village on the north shore of the "No. I would ra ^ e r live with office. Ba.vnton appeared lit the earlier at Wandsworth Police Sta George's Park with "another poS REG. $3.59 FULL SIZE ...... $ 3 .1 9 published in all newspapers here signment of newly elected Metho crops last year, hired gn anti-rain St. Lawrence River. my father.” • White House, carrying n copy tion, however, he said. "I deny the son.” who has not been identlAs|k In wrap or coachman styles. Choose now for beach or home wear. said Russian dlplomatii: personnel dist Bishop Frederick B. Newell to maker this time for the {irst tlnic. la Unruffled of the Waahingtnn Post, which charge." Magistrate Clyde T. Wil The Foreign Office refused to OM Assorted prints. A blinding explosion ripped SLIGHT IRREGUURS OF SI.if ALL DRESSES REDUCED In Caracas have been recalled. the New 'ifork area comes up be Growers voted to aaaeas them through the house, starting a Clgd in a pale blue cotton dress, printed the report. son ordered Marshall's next hear firm or deny a report that Ufi REG. 59c YARD 8 iu s 1-3 and 3-6x. Included are sun dresses, pinafores, dress and- Venezuelan charge d'affaires fore 12-state church conference. selves 81 a ton of cheiries, and roaring blaze. When it waa all with two small artificial red rosea ing in (^ week,' at which time he second man was Kuznetsov bonnet sets. a 9 8 ' Luts Carrasqueros haa been order Txvins in Indisnapolle, Ind.. are Jack M. Hubbard. Olympia, Wash., over, six hours later, 52 buildings in her dark bkmd hair that hung PLANE DISAPPEARS wt>uld be expected to plead. . that he had clalmsd dipio CANNON 22x44 BAIR SIZE ed to leave Russia. so much alike they even have Iden meteorologist, was hired to ward lay in ruins and 350 people were below her shoulders, pretty, frec Roenne. Denmark, June 14—- NaMi^:tirPark' Immunity. The Soviet embassy ( 36” PUNJAB and A.B.C REG. PRJCE $l'.98 SALE PRICE $1.79 The statement said that Venezu tical thyroid operations at same off the rain. homeless. No''one was injured. kled Jenny was an unruffled wit (/P —Fishemien returning In Scotland Yard 'i anti-espionage not comment. ■ elan authorities arreated a Soviet time .. Scotsmen are taken aback Hubbard has been elusive and T he Army and the Red (^hoss. ness. The court reporter, Laura' this Danish Baltic Island of agents arrested the slight, fresh- A Foreign Office spokesman 1 REG. PRICE $2.98 SALE PRICE $2.69 embassy employe and hts wife by announcement (by another mysterious about his operations, working together, have set up Breaks, who read her shorthand Bornholm todn.v repotied sight faced youth, who looks like a high dined to say immediately JACQUARD TOWELS, 89c Each PERCALE PRINTS, 49c Yard ing gtnirt Soviet nir-sem mnneu- er Britain wduld ask Masco* REG. PRICE $3.98 SALE PRICE $3.49. when Oi6y arrived In Caracas re Scot) that bagpipes really come methods and equipment, but tlê emergency quarters In the parish' record to reporters, said the girl school senior, in a London park ’Jf i: Fdur colora only but what a value! Flamingo, green,, blue and Doxena of pattema in .all colors and types for dresses, aprons, cently and expelled them from the from Italy .. Two Japanese news Yakima Republic reported he was hall and in a convent. No estimate was polite and flrm-volced—"very vers In the nrea where n Swedish last nights call Kuinetflov home. He sol peach In Cannon heavy quality "Snow Flower", pattern. draperies, etc. REG. PRICE $4.98 SALE PRICE $4.29 eountry despite the protest of the papers report U; 8. Army rapidly ‘‘dashing from paint to point in of damage Is immediately avall- much like young Ingrid." Air Force DC-8 tmasport plnne ~Marshall, formerly a radio op government would take ap 4 TheJWsail M A W C H W tn l A U ea inoreaaing oiders for weapons from with a crew of eight disap erator In the British SmboMy in {OoBttnued oa Face Hu«e) Japanese workshops. (Continued os' Page Eleven). (Centlaned on Pago Eleven) (OoBtUinad on Page Five) peared yeaterday. ICoiKow, •pecIflegUy was accused (OeRthraod , _, c ' - ' — • r ' i '.'vV-' 9 K MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 14. 1952 PAGE PA G E TW O \ llANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNo SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1952 fleationa and points to bis judged. Following a rsMptlon at the Old New Koje U nre^ first to be broken up and the only By following th* program, it la DaiM -M iller’i Hall one aa far to offer resistance. Soviet Cuts Tiet v , ■RiMjkville t^m e Country Club, the couple Tolland Prepare for Large Crowd vary saay for one not familiar Gromykc^_Go^ *^Tjhis Is N o t T eK as" lit leave for a wedding trip to sritii -H nsy Hhnaea. to..follow.-the. JW 1sE4JIIS!»bM» looLSuni Trimnied -- -îielle achool. of headquarters, 4Srd Division will dinner at 6:30 p. m. at the Car High School will be held at the Krrmt Flymn At $1,580,000 Total Gromyko, who Is 43, waa ap their drill# at 8;30 a. m. When plus undetermined number of Town Hall Friday, under sponsor chairman of Oi* Seebnd Anmialj show pony owned by Carol Gard- DANCING Muth Kmmtm Jaaaae Dr* Th* Venezuelan government an Congraaainan Antoni N. Sadlak give the Flag Day address. The tage House. Mrs. J. H. McVeigh, Hofae Show committee, entHe* i ner, Wethersfield, is entered in th* “Prid* pointed second-in-command to they Ignored a warning to stop, clubs, hatchets, hammers and barb-* of RockvlUe wlU be the epeaker. First Regiment Connecticut State chairman of the committee, ^11 ship of the 4-H Recreation Club. AneplcM Mlantonomoh Tribe Vlshinsky In 1949. Top Kremlin tear gaa was hurled into the com ed wire flail*. The apeara were nounced last night thst It had sev Guard Band will furnish music for be In charge of the after dinner have already been received ftom miscellaneous division. In the No. 68, f. O. R. M. “MARA Of ’The Board If Directors last fashioned from tent poles," ered relations with Moscow. ■jUra O eor^ Hammar. aecreUiw David Cook, vocational acho«)I many of Connecticut's top cham- show pony class, the pony is leaders are believed to have the pound. Th* Chanting and exer- the Board of BducaUon will the parade and also render selec- program. Max Kabrick’a orcheatra student at Rockville High School shown at a walk, trot and canter. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT MARU” St. Louis’* night approved appropriation of greatest confidence In him. The Eighth Army said It had Caracas officials gave tlto fol- Alona - during ■ -the program. The wlH fumlah. mualc during- the- eve .pionahip Jux:sas .-of .last sessoij - CHty Vlrw-Onncc Hall- --... „ - 4t»a-*t*a...- --fl.SSO.Ihio to fin*nccthe vonatruc-- ■lowlng yerslomof the ineUset tlmt Mnfer th« dll)lortia* and t h e r e in whs 'one'of '41 TOrM'YHung people New entries continue to be ' re Judjdhg l*’'o'h"'peri'6rm'ance. 'qiiSI-' Foreign dtpiomats in- moscowtb ‘^‘Tn"the'^~nd' 'ffiadehE''TKw^^ —.i e a program of mualc by the public is Invited to attend' the ning, and there will be aelectlon* who were giiests of the Connecti Ke e n e y s t r e e t tion of three projects In the achool- gard him as an astute diplomatist lour* later: 500 North Korean* re- ^Tom 76 w*a to meet with a tun led to the rupture. * . exercises which will be held in by the Havana Bloaaoma quartette celved dally and will be received Hy and manners. The pony must hours latex; 500 North Koreans re nel ajready started In 77. graduate*. cut Development Commission yes- Hank Post, Prompter, and His SUNDAY bullding 'expansion program. This and an expert on U. S. and British fused to asiemiirf In the exercise Two Russians, Nikolai Tagon- ‘ ■« There are 39 graduate* a* foi- the Elks Carriage House In' case of Rockville...... until show time on Sunday. j ™aii^ OId~ Timers Orcheatra "Walk East on Beoeon St,** Threaten* Now Ro(tner local a companion tor a small child. Last can't taka five cents off the New Pension Benefits Maipv Catherine Fahy, secreUry Shanghai, China who' !* assistant relatives. hand gallop with ability to move ______MOOH': JoBiiBP Dra Bath BaiHin Nylon and heavy satin, tight paator at the Windsor stymie Con if required. At Judges command, year's youngest rider In this clfuui iffifS budget.” Victor A. Frid, of the Gracluales Sunday Lanny Bruno Zagora. treasurer. bodle.e, long pointed aleeves with Mrs. John StedeÂnd Mrs. Leila was a 3. year old. Several entries iTi0CWN’BIRDHai''tAR10CA:: “MARA Hartford architectural firm of Racliomaii Held Strawberry Macaroon Ice Cream ■’rte member* of the class of gregational Chureh will pl-esch at S. Hall, were visnor* at Wllllng- the hors* it requlr^ to change are expected In this year's show. “Pride Of flouing skirt which terminate* in the 10:48 a. m7 service tonio^;row from any gait to a Bat footed St. i.6ui»” MARU” EbbeCs, Frid and Prentice, said 1B8S are Francis Henry Burke, a train. Her finger lip veil of silk ton Hill and AShford homes of In addition to receiving swards that in view of the prices of other Rockville, June 14-:-(SpeclaU 111 Secrets Leak Effective After July Brian Peter Carey, Maryann Gor- at the Union Congregational farm neighbdr friends on Thurs walk and may be aaked to back. A of trophies, cash prizes snd, rib ];l5-a:4*-l*:*e 4 :S* Graduation exercises for St. Jo Strawberry Sherbet __etO Ppbps*. Mary Catherine Fahy. Illusion will h* held by one hslf Church In th* absent!* of the psdi, reasonably loose rein 1* required. schools recently constructed in shell crown o^-l*ee -end -orange- tor. Rev. Forrest Musser. , day- X ...... bona tor the varloiu. classes, points Ctmncctirut, it -wasn't possible that' seph's School will .be held tqmof-L Washtngtom June 14-^(A5—So-rthan 380 unless, vrithln -about six Marion Ellaaheth” Fetko, J'ariet \ /Orange Mertlng Hors# to. be Judged on manner*, are swarded to winning horSSs row at 7:18 p. m. at .tlje senool (Contlnned from Page One) blossom*. She will carry a bouquet Rev. Edwin A. Brooks, pastor suitsbilify of horae to rider. All • SUN., MON., TUE8. a the school, -whose preliminary plans clal Security headquarters here I months after going on pension, he Mkrie.Filip, Judith Marie Gawllca. , I^JIand Grange No. 81 will hold Points w'on are reported to the hall.. Rev. Hyacinth A., _Lepak, Strawberry lee C re q m __ Aalonia Jeannlne Godek. Lloyd of salanopsla and stephanntls. of the Rockville Baptist Church horses In Road Hack are shown “WALK EAST ON. BEACON” hla firm had prepared, could he which would .prejudice .a jury -In iaskod for a rc-computatlDn:ln or- ■ J*hr mslfl'nf: hx>n.dr .wlll .hf Mrs.- vvlH'.llRVS':' for the subject “of ^ Itlr a/m * ^ n g • -Bt -'the -Community wtlh EngUah lacK. .CHSA.. At the. end. oL.the aeaaon, LES PAUL ' ■ bunt rdf liiBS thari the'OTiginai qsti church pastor, -will present,diplo said “t^ a y pcoô -enUUcd..to. tte 3go;::r':::T'::'''" ™ fviiiciii Helm.' 'M 'ow ard Jude. George Krelsier of Rockville, sis sermon at the 11 a. m. service, House June IT'at 8 p. m. After the horse receiving the greatest mates. He said the 316 per square mas to members of the eighth Marshall's case. new, higher social security pension j That's tho way It will work out Huelsmann. Barbara Jean Janton Working Stock number of points In each class la iTi GEO. MURPHY grade class. Red Envoy Uninformed oberv John Kelley. Catherine ter of the bride; snd the brldes- "Agape." / regular hitalness, Mrs. Msbie Skel- In the Western Division. foot cost of actual construction effective after July 1 should be : foj. p(»opip^ because most peo- msids will be Miss Ruth Schind The annual Children's Day pro ly will actâa !ect:irer* and ha* declared thp champion for the Vi r g in ia g il m o r e was less than that of many other Holy-Communion will be received Asked whether Soviet Ambassa sure to apply later in the year: pie.g income Is not high; They'll Cargaret Keman. Jacqueline Eve- "Stranger." laat year'* champion year In Ita particular claaa. Ex in.a body by class-members at the dor Georgl Zarubin had been In hm LaPoint*. Kenneth Joseph ler end Mrs. Wtlllsm Schmidt. gram will be carried out ftf the appointed MrsVEdith Gunthers to eSHA working atock horae. owned comparable .schools' that have been for the maximum due them. l *lav on the job until'around June F irst' Congregational Cbtirch of s supervisory rdle In the mualcsl hibitors are particularly eager to r AI.80 8:45 a. ip. Mass tomorrow. formed of the case, the' spokes It they don't apply. It was *aid,;28 to be sure they had full 31.800 L ^ y , Frederick, Richard Pouy. Imlh of Rockville, and Mr*. Ed-' by Mr. and* Mr*. James Lango of Attend aa many accredited show* built In Connecticut recently. man said; "I think not." Zarubin, ward Shabot of South Coventry. Vernon with Rev. GeoiF* B. Hlg- portion of the proâm. Thla will Southbury, Cbnn., is expected to Cornell Wllde-M. O’Hara However, the directors felt that The valedictorian address will be they won't get their maximum earning In tho first *ix months of arm Tracy Roden, Leonard prosented by Patricia Monahan. who was ambassador in Canada aehael Romeo, John Ronald gam Joan__E Krelaaler,. nlec*-flf__the. glns conducting the btlptlims. The the description of various ha-a..4M>pulax. .entry_In.-WnckioK,J "'’..P”, *’"*'•* "P I ■n~*ramaf«iiMW*8U«i -by__ saving_on i.variDiw-....., Uaim benefit. This is an explanation of •______/ ^ y t h Youth -eholr will Mng and thefe 'musical'"'Instrument*. TKe Singing -nmiiated- •puliits rer s' CfmffwttcutTKieSrjMWSWBBrej WEui — '’ArswoTnurroiNT Salutatorldn honors will be ■ Op- wheiT a Soviet-spy-rltig waa-brok- the reason; i in some exceptional cases, a Ronald Paul Satryb. Rich- bride la flower girl. Stock class, horae* will enter the Championship award. A GIGANTIC throughout the hud^t,' the ap en there in 1946, has just been re aid Allan Trapp. Lanny Bruno Za The heat man will' be August will be a nurser^rtMas* for th* care of Orange song* and inatrijmental ring individuslly to show handi (In color) propriation they evcntuall.v pa.ssed held by Lorraine Hyjek. Both Until Congress changed and ^ man could retire month* before of children. aelectlon*. Judges high honor girls were active In assigned to Washington. He was widened the Social Security Law] then and still get 580, provided he gora. Pudlm, brother of the groom, of ness by performing s figure eight, All Judge* and official* tor the ALL STAR STAGE SHOW CONT. FROM 2:90 SUNDAY could be made to cover the costs absolved of any part In the Cana s Flag Day Exerciaea Vernon. Th* ushers are Frederick Rev. CarL-A'. Saunders will re The Tolland 4-H Recreation to be shown st a walk and a gal fOMWtUSBfMOTOUt tWTEKUlNMtHT of construction. school affairs during the year and in the fall of 1950, the highest' fully met tho qualifications. Here port on pm Annual conference at Club la sponsoring a food sale show are accredited by the Amer were consistent academic stars. dian ring’s activities by a Cana pension anyone could get w-as 345 is an example given by Social Be- VTh* Rockrill* Lodge of Elk* Schmals, and Wllltsm-Schmidt of lop without restraint, rim at speed ican and Connecticut Horse Show One'Item on which it'is believed dian investigating commission. will hold lU annual Flag Day ex- Rockville, Edward Shabot of the 9;3,Da. m. service at the Ver- the Federated Church thia after and stop, turn easily and pass a.saving can pe made Is the 3112, Together with Mildred Wltinok, a month. Congress raised that to . curlty headquarters: ethodlst Church and In noon. Associations. Judges are How who.se yearly average was but two Conviction under the Officials around 368.50 for those already on Smith woi-ked all of 1951—get qrclae* this evening, both the South Coventry. rhpe test. All riders must be In ard A. Putnam of Springfield, and COO tor site improvement. General Secret* Acts carried a maximum p a i^ e and program to ..take place .The..maid.»f. honor.w(U wear a 1* at 10:45 a. m. Mias June Pippin of Vernon snd reqillêd dress. Including western Manager Richard Martin said lajt points lower than the honor stu pension or going on pension wit\^n ting credit for four quarters -Of MenTi CIuh of the Rockville Kenneth C. Banks cif TollSnd. Eleanor Dunham of East-Long- dents, the girls will present ' the penalty of 14 years imprisonment. roughly a year and a half after coverage—and In that time earned Pain or ahtne. green chiffon and lac* gown with shlrCxI'’®’'!*'’'' pants, western meadow; Mass. ProfeasloiisT night that if the town docs the That is the sentence now being The parade will form at Ihe a tiara of rosea and carry TaUsm Methodist church will hold a pic were married Msy 30 at Tolland. boots. Kerchief •or tie. site-improvement work itself, it chain of friendship to Elizabeth that. 33,600. In 1951 he worked the first nlc tomorrow afternoon, meeting Rev! William C. H. Moe the RIngma.ster Is Robert Anlnger of BEAT THE HEAT Zuraw and Edward Zbyk, highest served by Klail* Fuchs, convicted Sample Oa** quarter—January. February and Recreation'Field and atxrt aC7:15 and yellow'roses. The brldesn^da Last year's reserve champion Longmeadnw. Announcer Is can be done for about 315.000 less. of giving vital atomic secrets to a, m. The troop* of the second will wear gowns of nylon nerover at the church for transportation. Federated Church, officiated. five galted hofse. "Generalissimo,” Representatives of Cart J- Malm- . eeventh grade pupils . But then Congress said people March—and earned 31]800. The annual Summer Festival at Commence'rnent exerciaea for the Theodore E. Buell, who 1* also Eat and reiaa in Cavey.’a The 12 graduating students arc the Rusaians while working as one going on pension after that time But, while he had earned tlie fiattallon of the Connecticut State taffeta In, yellow, orchid add blue, owned by Dr. J. J. Austin, Plants- executive secretary of th* Amer- feldt and Associates, architects for of Britain's top atomic special ■ 5nard win assist the F/lk* In-their all -wearing ttaras of rpSes, The the Southbuj-y. Home for tlie graduating .cleaS. of 32 boys and vllle, will he a.Xtrong contender pleasant air conditioned rea- the . Bowera. School addition, , ex Lorrame. BleatadecHa, Rita Butler, ists. '...... -...... could geC.aa much a* 360 a montli, .nece*aa(y,.,3ij8,Q.O in 1952.. h? stljl oouT t a— m o ttcm n in * • «.-■«■»-. .im m o .m i ...a « . 4 ^ a i . will be held tomorrow at 3:30 p. m. glris of Hicks Memorial School, for winning the hofse show cham fcah Horse Show Asedrlatloh. taurant... enjoy (food food, pressed confidence that the work Mary Jane Hiller, Lorraine Hyjek. provided they met certain quallfl- didn't have the required number of observance. Upon arrival at the flower girl will wear pmk embroid RepresctltaUves from Jhe Flr*^ Steward Is H. S. O'Connor, who Is Marshall's Job at 31.120 a year quarters. He had only one quar BHts Homw oA North JParicxUeeL ered organdy orerpm k tafifeta and will begin with a two-dav educa.-. pionship In th# fivexgsHed divi taatcfully served. on that achool could be done with Patricia Monahan, Barbara Mr<)cy- salary—was to send coded or plain cationa which can be explained ....Uie-eoiora of. the Connecticut Slate. EyangejicsJ CTurch plan tionat. tour.j>f New, .York .. City. sion. Hor*e*-ac# requl w to .carry also presldenCaf the CHSA. Par-^ in the paredrilown. budget___ kowsicaj,.,,Mildrexl ,Witlnolj.. Mar thia way; , . ter to hla^ credit. JBe needed a-tiara-of-roses/FaTrying *rbasket to attend. rle r'Is ' Msrtlh ' Scully, of Middle- "i messages -from the Foreign CdYlce ...So HeT 'worked 'one'da'y‘'ln"'lhat Guard will he retired, the first of assorted rrmes and rose petals. Monday and Tuesday. They will full mane, with ribbon*. They "ee House Objects garet 'Zawada, Eugene Dowgie- to British emba.^ the suit with pink accessories and Tour-spot* on the agenda will In the magistrate asked Marshall if 1, 1951, to June 28, 1952. He his pension. He would have start FrehAte District "f Sunday, June 15, 1052, 3:00 p.m. clude a -major league baaebSII projects in the program will begin Daughters of. Liberty, No. 17, he prefixed prifon to ball. earned at least 33,600 in 1951 and SAVE 10% BY CALLING NOW t The sSmlnlitrstrl* hST^ exhibited white orchid corsage. Upon their Study of "The Wstchtower" In the STATE preparing detailed plans and speci LOLI. will hold Its monthly meet ed drawing ft May 1. But he game. Grand Central Station, ra "I think so, yes," he replied. 31.800 tor the six months in 1952. S her •dmlelstrstlen ” J return from their wedding trip Msy 1st Issue. Subject : "Evidences SUN.. MON., TUES. fications following approval of the ing Tuesday evening in Orange wouldn't get the maximum of 380 • eeute t* the Court of R ebate for sslit they will reside on Msln street In .of the Year's Correctness." All are dio and television atudins. Empire program m the referendum. The Hall^ Installing Deputy Mra. The magistrate then remanded He could qliit- June 28, apply for for about six months and never • MACHINE SPREAD • WORK BUARANnED eDIttrtri »«'‘ j State Building, Broadway through HEARD Wm. M « r s h a I I'a gray-halred .social security and get $80 a wouid get it imless he aaked for a I ORDKnCD; „of Somers where they will be at hisme welcome to attend this Bible study voters appro’ve'or turp down any Lily Dunlop and her staff will • June, I95J *t nAO o'clock to the fore after July 1. Both bride and and learn of the evidence* 'that upper and Lower New York and • or all of the projects at that time. make their official visit at this mother burst Into tears. Two month. re-computation of hi* case. • soon. St the ^ r ^ le Office In Coves groom are graduates of the Rock seats for a hit musical. The Vcrnon-Lydail school, the time. women , with her comforted her. For about six months atter re • FREE CRADINB • TERMS ARRANOER/ I try be. and same la »aal*ne<. for i 1014, an Important date In hjiman- Marshall' Is a bachelor and corri tiring he'd get less than 380 a ! hearing onXhe allowance of aalrt art ville High-School. hlatorj’, was foretold through Bible Drive Start* ALONG largest in the program, will take Mrs. Jeanette Thompson, who is {mlnlatrsUro account wim aalrt eatate The Co-operative Kindergarten about two years to complete. Frid dor gossip sold one of the other month because of a bookkeeping DImnck-MiAhlason prophecy. Free, no collection* supreme grand mistress of the or women, ^ e d about 22, was his I ard this Court rtlrerta the artmlnlatra- tsk'en, la now In the procee* of eomluct- said detailed plans can be expect der, will be the guest of honor. problem which causes a lag in so • FREE ESTIMATES •EXPERIENCE 1 trt* tcicUe all periona liltereatert thert- The marriage of Miss Elizabeth MAIN Featuring girl friend. Mrs., M arâll was cial security figures. If at the Ilntdaspear at aalrt lime and place, by Ann Mathlason, daughter of Mr. Wednesday. June 18, ,7:00 p.m. Inr s drive to gather toy* and ed In from three to four month* Other guests are expected from . 1 IMfbllahlng this order one lime In An outdoor Bible lecture will be other usable Item* enjoyed by % following the referendum and that Boston and Hartford. allowed to see her aOn for a few end, or near th e. end. of the six EDWARD J. vwnme newspaper having .a: circtilallon and Mrs, William J. Mathlason of minutes beforea limousine months, he asked social security • POWER ROLLED SINCE 1920. Old Lyme to Myron Frederick delivered on the lawn *t 287 Oak- young children. Th* campaign LEO W ATTS actual construction will take The meeting, which is schedul ts said District, and by poating a copy xvlll-continue through this-month. STREET about 80 weeks. ------whisked, hi.m away tq priqpn. for. .a .re-computaUon .of hi*, case, ioh the public sign poal reSreal to toe Dimock of Vernon Center will lake ^ .Manchester, by s rep- TWIN BILLS AND HIS ^ ed tor 8'p.m. sharp, -wilt be pre After his arrest last night, Mrs. then---, POLONSKI placa where the deceased laat dwelt. C o n - Mrs. John Elliot will store *11. ceded by a supper at 6:30 in the *at least five days hefore said time as- place this afternoon M the 1 "sentstlve of the Wstchtower In recent month* 'we have BLUE RIDGE Marshall told reporter^: He'd begin getting the full 380 gregstlonsi Church In Old Lyme, I .Society. Items, brought personally. Mra, banquet hall, in charge of Mrs. slgnec Ro.v Luginbuhl (tel. .5-9092) will hearit much from many nnnrcea MOUNTAINEER^ "My son is most peace-loving a month due him. plus the back • Ard due return make. In a do^le-ring ceremony. ’ The I ------concerning the fact that the Bon Voyage Party Margaret Wilson and her commit and his arrest came to us like a pension due him, which means; Building Contractor and ' CertlSed from Record bride, vvilo will be given In mar arrange to have donation* of ma theater baelne** I* falling off, i tee. J THOMAS O. WELl.KR. .lurtge. terial picked up. Anyone Interest bombshell. We are shocked with He'd get in a lump sum the differ riage by her father will wear a but we haxe heard very few peo grief.” ence between the 380 due him Labor Contractor „ . AT A COURT o r TROBATB h#ld 1 jfown with Chantilly lare bodice M arlboroufih '' ed In obtaining *n active member ple who come forward with »ng- •k Rn« Feed Given Mis§ Weir "He ha* always been a quiet, DE MAIO BROS. aihee he quit and the less-than- at'/ 'Îth nylon ship In the orgsnlsstion msy do so N ", by remitting the membership fee geatlan* for rescuing the cinema home-lovtng lad," his father said. 380 which he actually AIR-CONDITIONED Miss .Weir Is one of the Girl Stoughton and was born in Wap December. » -bsU Office In the MunIcipsI that undergone by the captive Scouts of Troop.1^ who with their ping. She waa a graduate of Hart His arrest recalled the disappear K th" ssTrt M snchsster. 'he snd the jroom groom of Miami, Florid*, will 1 Holden Wright snd Mrs; Samuel audlcncg which ha* recently TO HAVE AHO I GRILL le Is asslfnert for s hesrins on b^brldeamaidR. The UAher* will be j£ .w — leaders are leaving June 19 from ford Public High School, class of ance last May of two high-ranking Dancause will attend as delegates FMturinq Den end VI complained In the courts about Hartford on the "Montrealer". Sail- Foreign Office officials, Guy Bur- Preferred by all Dads owance of sslrt sdmlnUlrstlon (■■yrsr-^ypi'r'-' .w-*-; j i. .*•-.-«■ •. 1906 and, was secretary for the - •''whh i«*sW> ■■'WhStr:■ 'sstwrtiil#-’' bride, of Old Lyme, and Gordon s t" lh s ' Eepilblfcatr' (pefiqteeiWnmfl' MODERN, POLKAS and mQTn I'oiiiiiiPi L unn m nvm^p* vv TtbcftSf îfcF "'Fotf h'daf ISrfJ' ''rttlirlhi^' 'If^fi' hWd Diimata ' heirs and order of dlstrlbuUnn convention, June 21. have been the captive* of ho^ HRVEJ!2! 21 from Quebec, they will land in speculation they fled behlntl the iSru' this Court directs thst notice of Dimock of Ellington. SftUARE DANCING in 1647. She leaves he|- husband, a tme time and place assixned for said T The bride's mother will wear a Word ha# been received of the ribly dull and nnbearablV Southampton, England, June. 28 brother Edgar Stoughton of Wap Iron Curtain. No trace of them ;B*arlnf bs aiern to all persons known gown of dark blue lace with white safe arrival in Parsons, Kana. of lengthy double featnreo. The'* imd spend three months in the Brit- ping; a sister, Mrs. Ernestine has been found. I, . • ,lW .^>t,*reii,til„thrwlB to appear .SAd' .:r.^HNEFOpD^ ' ward mereon- Yty -puMlihlnx s aepssBor^' ano -cbrsaffc of 'rpinK;| ihsovla induMry. tor some f«a-‘ LADIES AND’GENTLBMEH . .... jsh. Isle* and'.the .Kucopean ..conti-. • Baldwin •M-Macttoix]: and. several li- also "recalled :lhe. hosea.. .nf: t*.--£s«33 'wcrrsi-' virfr.'.-*: '*opy n( this order In some newspaper roses. The mother of the groomroom ! 'aoiny• son jieeullar to It* own think iw iniw )«»^ nent. Incidentally. Nancy who la the nieces anil nephews. The funeral atom spies KlaUs Fucha and Dr. IDEAL-ly ! o ilTii d w t ’f harins a circulation- In said District. will wear champagne colored crepe I • LEGAL BEVERAGES ing. biafet* on subjecting It* DON'T MISS WILLIE’S youngest In the group, vrill be one was held this morning, with burial Alan Nunn-May, both convicted- of M Isaat five dara before the day of TWO MlNlTfe MILE publlr to hour long films with --- i '•aid htarlnf. with lac* yoke, cocoa color accesr HOS. A of three girls who will visit rela In New York state. passing atom secrets' to Russia, JOHN J. WALLETT, Judfe. sories and corsage,of yellow roses. Louisville, Ky. (P)~The first Infantile plot* portrayed by ac tives tor a short time In Northern. The 4-year-oId son of Mr. and and the flight of Bruno Pontecop- shirtf ora prefarrtd by twn-mlnute' mile of the 1952 -har Ray’s RisiauraRt tors of sixth grade pupil*’ talent. MANCHESTER "SHOW CASP Ireland. Mrs. F. Lee Magee, gave his fsun- vd, a British cosmic ray .expert ness raring season was registered Wa venture to suggest that . Every Saturday Night X Mrs. Noble, the hostess, used the ily an uneasy time of It Wednes who vanished In August, 1960. by Direct Rythm, 4-year-old pacer OAK STREET the theater Industry renovate (3iri Scout colors of green and yel day when he failed to return home oil Tuesday, June 17,1952 at 10 A. M. There have been reports that Pbn- .•V ' * • . owned by W. G. Reynolds of Louis their antiquated and Irritating A Gaia Fioor Show of low In her decorations. A large for supper. The distraught mother tecorvo la working now tof Soviet ville. Ky. Direct Rhythm, son Of policy and pot on the ncreen 45 Minutes cake, decorated In theae colors, called authorities to help her find Russia. the world champion Billy Direct, two playing* nf-tbe feature dur was In thf shape of a boat and young Frank, who apparently Dads because of their posted s 1.59 2-'5 effort In Califor ing the,evening, timed to the With Two Outstanding Acts! bore the inacription, ,“S. S. Atlan wandered off. The lad waa picked nia with Ralph Baldwin at the TeJ. Windsor Locks 2-S07S "I'M MARRIED advantage nf their audience In tic, Bon Voyage!” up late that afternoon on Pleasant crisp freshness and These banks will comply with the proclaniation rein*. stead of to their own advantage PRESENTINe Mias Weir was presented with a Valley road by Constable Shea. and fill nut the remelnlng time substantial sum of money and the The spot where he waa found Is with aeveral good short sub J Food wishes of all for a most en said to be near Route 5, at least wrinkle«free neatness. of the Governor of the State of Connecticut and TO THE GREAT ject*. THIS SATURDAY joyable trip. a mile from the Magee home on We think the box office vjould EUlington road. The boy was taken a Qlastonliunr Thaattr aMNSr ■"GPIVI IN IHlAlRi T receive a surprising shot In the BILL BRENNAN to th* home of a nearby resident, suspend business during the period of the STONE FACE TODAY arm. Don’t yon? SINOBR OF IRISH SONGS Mrs. Cornelius Nicholsbn, who Bengstou Rciceives Identified him. ‘ ’’MUTINY’’ MR. HEARD ALO N G AND Annual Picnic —And budget-wise Mothers like IDEAL’S alert. ' A great stopr about Ed Sullivan—your Sunday Mark Btevene-Angela Ijinsbury The Walter Skinner cottage on (Tech.) MAIN STREET o rt Pli.Di .Irom Yale 10% Cash and Carry Savings night TV favorite— written by Mrs. Ed Sullivan B M JANE GRENALT Coventry Lake was the scene .Fri "THE LION AND YOU MAY BE RIGHT i FANTASY and TAP DANCING day night of the annual picnic of with Isabella Taêa. Don’t miss It! Also Community Singing Joel Bengxton received hUr Ph. the Timothy Edward's Fellowship. THE HORSE" SO HERE GOES D. degree In theoretical physics at Participants enjoyed a hot dog 10% STEVE (XKIHRAN Yale University Commencement roast, hamburgers and wate-r IN JUNE 2f ISSUE OF COLLIER’S ------FOR N E X T ------exercises last Sunday. He grad sports. Cash and Carry Green Stamps SUNDAY and MONDAY’ WED.. THUR.'?.. FRI., SAT. uated from Hartford Public High A bicycle, believed to be one of THE SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER Now On The Newsstands A Gmat Single Feature With DANCING SATURDAY f P. M. to T A. M. School in 1044 and received his those stolen from Spring Pond "THE PRIDE OF Short Subjects .B. A. in science at Trinity Cdi- Park, was found Thursday in a A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK ST. LOUIS" DUIALDO RROTHERS ORCHESTRA lege in 1940 and maater’a degree "Wooded spot near the pond. The Dan DaUey-Joanne pra ESTHER WILLIAMS SUN: CONTINUOUS in science at Yale in 1950. He la vehicle waa discovered by a child •) FROM 2 P. M. a member of Delta Betta Kappa, j J’THE SELLOUT’ la Hor Latest Musical Hit playitig near the site and the mat MORIARTY BROTHERS Walter Plgeon-John Hodlak MON. and TUES. Delta Kappa Epslloi:. Phi ’ Betta ter ls"under investigation by Con foC aunJee r tr i R M o v " . WILLIE'S GRILL Kappa, Sigma XI and the Amer stable Shea. a e O n e rd THE MANCHESTER TRUST COMPANY LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALERS J SUN. 3rd featurik 1 p. m. oiity 2 COMPLETE SHOWS ican Physical Society. tV- During a Thursday night meet Mat. 2—Eve. 7:15 P. M. Babyland m e m b e r FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 301-315 CENTER STREET ■ % “FORT DODGE STAMPEDE" Freah French Fried Potatoea Al FINEST OF FOODS AND DRINKS The son of Mrs. Evelyn Beng- ing of the Public Health Nursing * ROCKY LANE ways an added attraction at Onr ■ton of ColllnsvlUe, he married Association, Nurse Eldna Stager Late Show Saturday and Speedl-Servtoa Conceaalon. NOW: RED BALL EXPRESS 445 CENTER STREET Margo Hurley, daughter of Mr. reported that during May, IM 3 1 4 MAIN STREET 5 8 3 Sunday Erentogs STATE Flu* "No Room for tho Groom" •nd Mra. John Hurley of 150 Wal viaita were mode. Of. thia number, KEM P'S, Inc: CoaL Cvary JNIght Front Doak d nut atreet In 1950. 117 were tor bedatde nursing core. 70S ICala nb-Mkiicbeatev t i r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY. JUNE 14. 1952 PAGE F1V» ** MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY. JUNE 14, 1962 PAGE FOUR «H1, "H a that• dwellath In- ths .North. .Main,.stre«L.cliurcl>*» . wJU Bee SwhFm Stuliboni ‘Cry Ahead o f Tim e”- T secret place of the. most High‘ be received after the above serv *' D^pite DDT and Fire 4th Bandit Obitufiry R esolution Steel Unioil shall abide under the shadow of ice. ,. Children of the community U N P lanes the Almighty.” four to fourteen are eligible. Ses sions will be held In Second Con- Wapping, June 14— (Special) Selections from the Bible in —The • use of DDT and a Stands Fir^ clude the. fOllowdng: "And Jesus prsgatlohsl Church June 23 Hit‘Hottest’ H u n ted in DeathH Gives State through July 11. Registration healthy blase in the fireplace went about all the cities and vll- -hava failed thus far to dis lageaT teaching In their simagoguea' may be made on the opening day. John F. Foley and preaching the gospel of the Rev. Willard McLaughlin will be lodge a bee swarm which has S trik e ONter Ooa|reK>tioii»l Church i St. James' K. jC. Church in!vadr 9;00 and 10:00, one In the main au Include the following (p. 261: "Di the church has been cglled by the The buzzing,. noisy, un traced to Wright. Rockville; his mother, Mrs. Ellen vine Truth, Life, end Love gave board of trustees for the discussion jam s on DuPont Paint HAIR SHAPING airfield which a wing leader wanted guests, according to Britain, former Mayor James tizatlon board." ditorium » t ..?;Q0 for adults and , .Mra. Harold Whlton. the lelleri Foley, and a sUter,- Mr*. A. .W. Cawsy“ « f ■Brtgtot' and- former-atafp" Oiurcli School W y . Wh* 18 ' ont for children at 9:0O. In the iesila aufh6rttjl''-^V'er' Slh, ItClWeiS of several lm|k)rtant matters. All called ^*tbe hottest target lii Mrs. Gutt, have taken over the Gates;-, both of Summer street; Urge* S « O n t Hllw - told police she was waiting on Representative Alflo Urblnatl of The WSB, IneâddltliSi to roo- At 8:00 Joy Bbersole preochlnB basement. Two Mpases et 10 and death. His .mlsaton was to members.of the congregation are At Johnson’s Siyled For The indmdual North Korea," the U. S. Fifth fireplace and chimney and re customers about noon yesterday and three grandchtldrOh. on •‘CJffldlUtenosB," scripture Les- o'clock, one In the main auditori- reveal the Science of celestial, be- urged to attend. Stoves Here fuse to leave, disrupting the Norwich. ommending adopi[lon of a union Am Force reported. when a. young man in his twenties, The funeral will be held Monday A committee approved with al- In- the industry—which ■nn Ifstthew 18:1-8. um and One In the basemfint. ing, to prove what God -Is and On Sunday. June 22, only one whole household.______morning at 9:30 from the W, “PromoHor'erTOBdergor- 11 — The big air strike came- after slapped up to her wlckcL-She'aaiit most no— changes Ihe platform -alf- w.orkeri mint what B e does for man." ; se'ivice wiU be held at B';30 'i. m: A word o f advice to you who Many a home owner Is'^conteS- Today the anxious house she "saw him pointing something Quish Funeral Home. 225 Main tsn sad Primary DepartmenU. The church will be closed June 29. two U. S. regiments repulsed- drafted by a committee headed by ong to the u nion-^suggested a '26 have cottages. If you are strug platlng a paint Joli on the house, Chinese battalion trying to ifut off holder ’ Is hoping that perhaps that might have been a pistol," street, and a solemn high requiem State Auditor Joseph B. Downes St. Bridget's Church through July 27. Mas* will be sung at St. James' cents an hour wage hike. The men .^^^mance la D Flat" Lemare Emanuel Lutheran Church gling along with an old stove at wondering if It really makes a dit-1 their newly-won positions along a the queen will decide to go when he shoved a note at her and and made public earlier in the now average about. 21-95 an hour. Rev. James P. Timmins, Pastor elsewhere, or thkt someone skid "give me all you’ve got and C3iurch at 10 o’clock. Burial will pymn of Praise— Rev. Robert Carroll and Carl E. Olson, Pastor your cottage, why not stop In, at ference what kind of paint la used, | mass of hills on the western front. week. . The union's policy. makers, de Clarence W. Helsing, Oiganlit UN pilots said they smashed, the (lith a knowledge of bee nobody will get hurt. ’ be In 6t. Bridget’s Cemetery. The only major change In the <'Falrsat Lord Jesus Rev. Ttieodare P. OubaUi, HotiUi Methodist Churrh wishing that a coat of paint would 1 \ Friends may call at the funeral clared the steel companies h*8# the Jones Furniture Store, 36 Oak airport al 200 points with high ex keeping will come to her res "Give me all you've got and no d(x;ument was the addition o f a , Crusader's Hymn Asaletanta and Choirmaster Main Street and Hartford Road last longer. There really Is an an-1 home from tonight until the hour been making profits .at a "treman- ^ p tlsm aad dedication of chil Rev. Fred R. Edgar, Minister , street, and see Ute wide assort ' V v • 99 East Center Street ** plosives and demolition bombs. cue. body will get hurt." She walked plank favoring direct prlmarle* in- dous rate since Ihe Korean war - swer to all of this. Just Insist on[ with the note to anotlier teller, of the fiinersl. t Masses on Sunday at 7:00, 8:00, First Sunday After Trinity. Percy F. Smith, ment of stoves carried here? If The airstrip is four miles east of atead of the convention system of began." They declared "the in dren. Pyongj’ang, the North Kofean cap Raymond J. Smith, who tripped nominating candidates. Anthem— 9:00,10:00 anid.Jl:00 a, m. 9:00, Church school. Associate Minister ypur budget does not warrant the h' ving DuPont Paint used on your dustry offered a wage' inereaee "Come, Children, Join to ‘ 10:05, Csrillonlc bells. house. D u P o n t really, does Jast ital. the burglar alarm. Suilth then A reaoluttOn goes to the floor averaging only 13.3 Centa an hour Herbert A. France, purchase of a new stove, Daniel ran through the door and shouted 'of the convention that would give Bln*” ...... UnHnown ld:30, Divines worship. Minister of Music Backei', owner of the Jones Furni longer than any other paints, yet The Fifth Air Force described Funerals over the 18-month period atartlng ^ e ru b Choir St. Francis of Asalsf Church Prelude. "Andante Cantabjle'' — ths airfield'as one bombed out of Temple Seats that the bank was being robbed. McMahon a 16-vote delegation January 1, 1952.” This offer, tha ture Store, has some really fine it cost no more thin any other VfePay As he did sd the robber leaped I pledged to hla presidential nomi Hymn— South Windsor, Route :I0 Wider. Juns IS. MethodUt Student Sun bargains in used ^tovea. These commission In the past, but under Miss Bridget M. .McCarthy union Bold, ‘.'ll leas than tha spiralr • a'-We Would See Jesus" Rev. Arthur J. Heffernian, ' Anthem. "To Thee We Sing"—arr. paint. It actually cleans itself, f e - going camouflaged repairs. over the rail Into the teller’s cage. nation. Leaders expect ho opposi ling cost of living has eaten out day. ' V have,'.been put In good condition lainlng' its protective covering of New Officers Funeral sen'ices for Miss Bridg Cushman —, Pastor • . by Tkach. “ Today we hit the hottest tar He scooped up 2891 from Mra. et H.. McCarthy of 132' Cooper tion. of steel workers' buying power Morning worship at 10:45 and they will give you maximum the wood, yet dirt comes off from Whlton's cash drawer and ran out The resolution, drafted at the Church School Presentation— Rev. Francis V. Karvells, Curate Offertory, "Arioso"—J. S. Bach. o'clock. service for a minimum amount of HIGHEST get In North Korea," said MaJ. street, who died suddenly Wednes since our Jast wage adjuitmenU” ■ "We Would See Jesus" ■ a _____ the paint.allowing thebriglrtal col James Crutchfield, Gracevllle, The following new officer* of of the bank. opertlng of the convention last No Comment ’' Sermon Prelude, ‘Toccata per I'EIeva- money. ors to gleam like hew. day night at her home, were held night binds the 22 delegales to Kindergarten "We Give Thanks Makses at 7:30, 8:80 and 10:30 Anthem, "Gloria In ExcelslS'.' — zlone"—Freacobaldl. ■When you consider how much a Fla., a wing leader. He added: the Sisterhood, of Temple Beth It was at first thought that.tne this morning *t 8:30 from' the There wae no Immediate com to Ood" a. m. ■ Introlt, "Lead Me. Lord,” Att- The E.'"'A. Johnson Paint Com holdup was a one-man , Job. Po McMahon’s support "until noml-. ment from steel company leaders. Mosart. really good stove means to a per PRICES "With our careful planning and Sholom were Installed by Rabbi HoIIoran Funeral Koine and at 9 nated or until *uch time *■ they Poatlude, "Re.ceaslonal''—Wiegand wood—Junior Choir. son who Is doing the cooking, the pany of 699 Main Street Is your perfect execution of plans our mis lice now believe the qctqal holdup a. m. in St. James' Church. Rev. Vice Prealdent John A. Stephens . **From Sw dj to. Flowers Processional Hymn, "W h e n headquarters for hH DuPont Pro Leon Wind at the final meeting man had at least two accomplices m*V be rele‘«*ed . by him.” of U, 8. Steel (3orp„ the Industry’e North' MetboJlit Church 12:30, Sacrament of BSpUsm. purchase of a fine stove Is a For sion was a complete success. Every George Hughes was celebrant, Democratic leadera were ron- Morning Ollda.'tha Sklea'.'—lAudes ducts, . and. no matter what .ki.nd .of ..-bomb :.hlt-: the-..- target,-- Ws- -rMliy- and. quota «UP.R«r. hfl4...thJa week .Who acted.as..lookouts .but . fled •Revi Edgar- /Farrfll. --deaiwrii .. and; paêcdlPAtor; in- negotlatloits. M|d ~ ■ W-North-'MM'h'Sieeet''-'— 12i30;:iL*tVian »4tvl«-.:.-:At-rth® paint you' want^—owtstde. 'instde; ftdttrt ’Ihe--Mat'e''''eoBvehtlf Truman. * . the World" Mrs.. Ruby Schober. superintend 8:00, Board of Administration. freuen, them at the store. corresponding secretary, Mrs. Ir ington st today's closing session. ent. think of, gas. electric, oil and gas OSTRINSKY SupUclck. HI* phvsican advised him not to time," Democratic Town Chairman Wasley C. Oryk told the Creden The union’s statement declared Anthem— , ,, Wednesday, 5:30, Dorcas mem Senrrion, "Count Yoiir Bleaainga" If you are having your home win Reznlck. (Coatinued from Page Due) Song—"Climb, Climb up Sun combinations, electric and oil Dealers In Waste Materials make the trip leat It be harmful to tials committee of the Democratic Stats Convention last night, as h* It le ready "aa always to bargsjp The World Looks Very bers leave fhurch for picnic at —Rev. Fred R. Edgar. painted this spring, be wise, make GARAGE BOY SCOVT Fully 125 Sisterhood members Mt*s Mary Ann Callahan coUscUvely," then added: shine Mountain." summer home of Mrs. Roy Harris. combinations, coal, wood and oil hi* ailment. argued for rejection of tbs LaBells faction's plea for seating In Ihe Beautiful" ...... Maker Recesaional Hymn, "IVe Thank DilPont paint your choice and see 182 BISSEL LST. TEU 5879 and out-of-town .guests were minutes ahead of speaking tim e - Funeral sen'ices for the late ronvention. The LaBells faction, Gryk charged, undertook to pro "But we are not ready, and never Worship Through Giving Preaentation o f Primary, Mlsf Columbia Lake. Thee, Ijord"— Field. parlor heaters. The combination 18 Main St. Phone 2-4531 served a supper prepared under stirred speculation over what the The resolution says that McMa ranges are pArticuIarly satisfac how much longer your paint job Miss Mary Ann Callahan were hon, chairman of the Joint Con test slleged Irregulerltiee at the Manchester party ceucua only days will be, to aurrender our Juat de- Offertory— „ Mae Hanna, superintendent. 7:30, Emanuel .lEUiolr. Postiude, "Grand Jeu"—Du- NOTES the direction of Mrs. Manning President wanted held' up until Song—"The Home God Gave to tory, both for cottage or home, for will last. Long after other paints held at 8:.T0 this morning from the gressional (Committee on Atomic after It had lost. mandi. We call upon you, tha stMl . -"Song of Melody" ...... ^ 8 8 Thursday, 1:30, Confirmation Mage. look faded and have lost their pro S p e d d i x i n g In Fendell, quota supper chairman, he begins reading it. W. P. Quish Funeral Home. 22.1 industry, to re-examine your poqj- Presentation of promotion certin- Me." 9:30 and 11:00 a. m.. Church the extra warmth of these stoves And assisted by her co-chairman, Mrs. Truman, addreaaing the 35th Di Energy, more than any other Presentation of Juniors, Elmore is'partlcularly acceptable during tective covering of the wood, your Main street, and at 9 o'clock from American has. built our atomic tlon and to take constructive n*ed cates. Friday, 6:30, Annual Youth bsn- School. DuPont painted house will still be BRAKE SERVICE Flossie Moslen vision reunion at Springfield. Mo., Buinham, superintendent. spring and fall. St. Bridget's Church. Rev. Robert stockpile and made it a mighty of the-avorkers' needs." Presentation <\f Bibles qust; Rev. Donald Kent, speaker. 10:45 a. m„ Nursery. looking good. NEWS The emt-going president. Mrs. last Saturday, said this countr)''a Carroll celebrated Mas.*. Mrs. There Is no Indication that Presi Choral Speaking—Twenty-third Saturday. 2:00, Luthenveds pic 6:30 p. m„ M.Y.F. installation of Something else to remember: naval ships and weapons are im deterrent against Red aggression. The new DuPont Flow Kote. the Front End Alignment Sidney Brown, thanked all the Arlyne Garrity was at the organ The convention closes today dent Truman will take further ac **^^rlst for the World Psalm. i nic to home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred f|fricera. Parents are Invited. The Jones Furniture Company al proving all the time. Get Hot Compromise. Presentation of Intermediates, amazing low-sheen rubber base members and chairmen for their and sang, during the service. Burial with speeches by Benton and for tion Immediately. 'The President, ___w . wing" . .^^^.Îtallan Hymn John8onr*Boltqn; 7:Q0 p. m., Epworth Leagiie out ways carry parts for heaters and The following awards were pre cooperation, and pointed, out _how Mrs. Margaret Perason, mipertn- stoves and anything that requires wall paint which has no "painty' Gonord Repair Work sented at the recent meeting of -And .he. said then that "there was In. St- Bridget:* Cemetery mer Qoy, Cheater Bowles, now U. already rebuffed by Congreaa In Next Sunday, 5:30, Luther door meeting at the home of Mr. the Sisterhood has grown from a are some amazing new technical where-Father • Carroll read the hla request that It give him power ***^rlumphal March” ....Pollltt tSndent. replacing can be found at the odor, that dries within 30 minutes Pack 54 at Hollister School: to S. Ambassador to India and Ne League meeting, followed by pic and Mrs.. Robert Gorden, Sr., 43 and can be washed w l^ a mUd membership of 40 Juat a few year* developments In the Navy^ about committal service. In Dispute on Caucus to seize the Industry, diecussed tHe —■ rltTljo w. m:. -PromoUoirot-Lowr .PresiBniallnn.. .of BiWt. Clasa. Wellington road.'...... — Jones .Eumltura. Company______— Ronald. .Erickson. ...wolf...Jiadge: fb'lKe pMMhrmembershtp of pal. . ahd...Uie-eleaUdn xf.iha. J2!.na-. Robert McBride.'teacher. nic in Tien ter 'Springs park.------Cleaner. .îas.'.l^]cqme^^ £^ Brian Bolls, bear badge and gold which’ he'w'ould 'Bave 'mbre to say ■ 'Bearem...■were '.Ttiseph—Dhj'l'f- tlonal convention delegates.' aWlie briefry 'wUh W* cablner y # ' •r Hid Uppsr Juniors siVd Junior The Week Portable heaters are reasonably Cliarle* Connor, Francis Gill and terday: But apparently nothing Responalve Reading by Interme priced at the Jones Furniture short time. Just thliSk, you can arrow; James Mazzoll, lion badge, In the talk at Groton. . The two-day gathering waa diates and seniors. Monday, 7:00 p, m.. Girl Scouts. paint your rooms with iJuPont HIGH GRADE gold arrow, two year pin, and The newly Installed president The bulk of 'the speech is ex Edward Bryan. keynoted by. Sen. Humphreys (D- 2 1 party, even though sUII technical? Was decided. - prSude—"Romance In D Flat"... Concordia Lvangrllral I.uthrran CJompany and these save fuel bills. Mra. Jacob Segal, in her accept Local Democrats Get - The Senate already has IdM ^ _ ...... Lemare Junior Choir - -"A 1 w a y s My 8:00 p. m., W.S.C.S. Installation Many spring days require Just a Flow Kote and mo.ve back Into webelos badge: Charles Fantom, pected to deal w-ith developments Mlnn.) whose mention of McMa * ly affiliated with another, ended Churrh service for officers, committee ance remarks, pointed out how in atomic energy outside the cate Presldent Truman to use the Tatt- ' i i ^ n ■ of ' ■pralse-"FalrMt Lord Friend ...... Curry little heat to take the chill from them the same (fay! Ask about It lion badge; Robert Halvorfen, lion hon at the outset brought a roar Delegations^ Half Vote that old affiliation by his act. Wlnler and Garden Slreets chairmen and group leaders to be at the E. A. Johnson Paint (Com fortunate the Jewish Community gory of actual weapons, touching, But LaBells later pointed out Hartley Act—-sn act he dlallkei^ je e u t " ...... Cnuader’a Hymn Remarks by Mrs. Marlon' Mc- The Rev. Erloh Braiidt, Pastor the rooms, and a portable heater PRINTING badge; D'avid Grady, sliver arrow ing ovation from the delegates. Lagan who has prepared and will held in the sanctuary. pany. and webelos badge: Harold Jarvis, of Manchester Is to have such a of course, on atomic power plants About Town MrMahon. he said, "represents Each, But LaBelie Fac that, In certifying the, list of Man to get the Industry rolling again. Baptlaitlam and dedication of chll Ivan BcrkHilh, Organist will make your home comfortable. beautiful Temple and active Sli- Production thus could be assured prrnenl.-thla program.______Tuesday. 5'30 p.\ m„ Edgar .For the best In Stoves, go to the . If -you have not used- DuPont JOa_AND COMMERCIAL webeloe badge; silver . arrows to such as will be Installed . in the the beat In tha New Deal and the cheater delegatee ts l the party.’i ^ ^ e HifC ~ ’^Glroup ahnuaT'meeTmg and outing. lerhood, as compared with other Nautilus. tion Declines FrivUege rongreaslpnal convention. Town for 80~dey* through'an injunction'" "The Good Shepherd". Hymn—"The Wise May Bring Sunday, June 15, First Sunday Jones Furniture Company. From Paints, try them for your next PRINTING Instruments loaned to be David Gibson, Leon Sheean, John A daughter was bom on June 11 Fair Deal." AJsthem- Their Learning." 7:00 p. m.. Boy Scouts. Wood, and 'Richard Flske; one small communltlea where these op He also Is expected to empha “There is no one among the can Cliairman Gryk had omitted tha If l)ie union obeyed a court ...... Barrl after Trinity their large stock you will find the paint Job. Whether it la a cost of portunities are lacking. She also In St. Francis Hospital to Mr. and • Promotions and , Awards .by Wednesday, 10:00 a. m.. The paint for tfte outside for your house Prompt and Efficient Printing year pin to Roderick Frechette; size the peacetime possibUltlea of didates for President of the Unit Two delegations from. Manches name of Adams, thus, LaBelie order alii.d returned to work. Chapel Choir 8:50 a. m. Sunda.v School. stove Ihst will suit your every ginners on our trial plan. pointed out that the Temple. Sis Mr*. Victor E. Gallcchlo of 168 At a news sonference Murray Charles Field, superintendent. Study Group will have its all-day or their wonderful gloss enamel of All Kinds two year pin to Richard Flake, atomic energj'. Broad street. ed States who more closely sym ter to the Democratic State Con- claimed, admitting that he waa no Church School preaentation—"We 10:15. a. m. Worship Service. picnic at the home of Mrs. Robert purpose at a price that you can terhood and school fulfills a defi said "a great deal of sentiment Hymn— "Lord of Life and King afford to pay. for the bathroom, you will be well Douglas Tomm, and John Tinney. The address will be made In the bolizes the objectives of the Dem Would See Jeaus." Sermon, "Working Together with Richmond, 608 South Main street. nite need, religious worship,^ edu south yard of the Electric Boat venllon in Hartford today were , was expressed" at the union meet The Lower Junior Dept.— 'Jeaus of Glory." pleased, not only with the way After the presentation, the meet Mrs. Theron Rogers of 99 Oak ocrslle party both at home and The Week Christ." 6:15 p. m.. The, church family ing was turned Into a real carni cation, and locial life which inake Divisinn-Of the General Dynamics abroad," he declared. ing against ))0Bslble use of tha T«H Taught Ut To Pray.” Anthem, "Gloria" ...... Mozart they spread on smoothly from COMMUNITY PRESS fbr a fuH and rtph life. In behalf of street explains that her husband. w . ? ' K ; Monday— picnic wilKbe held on the church your brush, but In their long wear C at. No. Main and No. School val. with only the merry-go-round Corp. Its president. John J. First Sergeant Rogers, has spent committee after shearing of their 1 Mancheatar caucus consisted of a Act However, Murray refused to .Bong—"For the Beauty of the 7:00 p. m. Important Luther lawn (Indoors in' case of rain). the Sisterhood, Mrs. Segal present 8:00, Ingraham Circle. ing qualities. '.f' Btreeta — Tiflephone 5727 • and ferrls wheel missing. There Hopkins; Gordon Dean, chairman 17 years In the Army and the dispute last nigbt, but only th* claim of various Irregularities In answer (tuesUqns whether the Earth." League meeting. 'This Is the last family night pot-! was plenty of pop corn, punch, ed the outgoing president. Mra. of the Atomic Energy Ckimmis- steelworkrt's would fletly refuse .Ihramatlaatlon—•"The Early Otfls- Tuesday— So They Say Brown, with a- pin In appreciation rank of "Pfe" given him In yeater- delegation . of . Town Chairman th* cauciu voting. Hs claimed that 7:00, Boy Scouts. Tho Week luck aupper until fall. Bring plenty i cup cakes, cookies, candy, games sion: and Secretary of the Navy day’i Herald Item is away out of Love of Ingrid Wesley C. Gryk will attend the Martha Andrews, deceased, of 9 to go back to work under a court tlana Prayed”— of food. Beverages, bread and but DRAFT QUOTA SET of her successful two years' re 8:00. Study Group. ’ Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Sunday Of all kinds, and one ferocious Kimball greeted the President oh line. convention. Hilliard strMt, had been checked order. V Mra. SmaU's a a a i School teacher* meeting. ter will be furnished by the Willing 875 Main St.—Tel,. 2-3414 gime. Wednesday— In Europe n girl does not date rabbit.. The carnival ended only After the .supper and Installa hla arrival. The members of the delegations off as voting, and that Edward ■Bong-'The. Locd'8J?rwer"— _ ■■ d K*0i Prayer Group. WedneadAy. 7.;30 .p. ,rri, Choir re .Wprite.rs ..Gjroup.„Qf , \v.,a.,c,8, Hartford, Jiine. 14—(AS—Selro- when aH ths dens' project* were Aftor the-speech,' the Preeident ■ The'Manchester Pipe; Band, hot Lost, Daughter The 11:00 Department Outdoor games will precede supper before she Is leT^Shc doesn't hjtve tlve Service Director iSrricst tion ceromoriies,' a bhe-;act huriibr- or Town "Cbonsel John D. LaBelie, Kraaenlcs, formerly a-Dginocnitte fi:00. New Circle, parsonage. hearsal. "sold out." The boys are now will have lunch at the nearby New ter known as tho "KilUes,” will who won half vote* In their battle party member but now not one, Tha-Upper Junior Dept.—"We Tell and It variety nroeram will foTlW * ** JONES' ous play called the “Shadchen” or . 8:00, Brewster Circle picnic at Friday, 6 p. m.. Dinner meeting WpA ^ program Will loi'ow | (in America) by the Novey said yesterday that Con looking. forwacd-.ta..tbe.-Pack picr 11 London Submairlne Base, which ho play In New Haven, tomorrow and VlsU 7anes TOfnl- '■STsfchiîief" Tamer the direction for eeate at the eonventioa with bad also been checked off aa vot Bolton V .. lha .Story o f Jesus.” 27 Turnbull road,------for. 1 Luther. .League officers, and necticut's Augusr draft quota of A L L M a k e s o f -nie to be held on June 20..at..Cen- will inspect-before boarding hi* Monday, on the -occasion of the s in Court ing,-although he was not present ;Scena 1—The NaUvlty. Friday, 7:30 p. m.. Choir re time they get- -married there's 433 men will all be drafted Into the of Mre.'Wliiiam Obo^r. was pre?^ the organization forces of - Town Thursday— gueats. nothing left. It'.s not the children’s ture and Floor Cov ter Springs Park. lane, "The Independence." around reunion of the 1^32 class. The band Chairman Gryk, have, decided not at tha caucus. Doris Mohr b lt e lU r ! Scene 2—The Carpenter Shop. Saturday, 6 p. m. Luther League hearsal. Armv. The state's quota for'July ■ronted with the following mem- If raining. fault. It's not the parents’ fault. ering S tore for SEWING I p. ra. (e.d.t.) for the flight back also has engagements at the Bar- (Continued From Page One) to attend, and their half votes . Such circiimetances, L aB ells TeL Manebester 8848' ; Beene 8—Jeaus Teaching and Heal- Friday— dinner meeting with Caravan Beginning next Sunday and con is 506. ;l8 reported.,that a set of keys hera taking part; Mra Flossie to Washington where he l* due at num Festival In Bridgeport, July. said, dictated that a new. caucus tinuing throughout ths -Huminer It's the system. ___ Large Assortment __ ' It have been released back to Oryk’a i Ing. ------S;00, Coma Doubles, 'church; guest* and Rockrille Luther was found near the high school 6'ii Moster as the mother; Haryy Ko- 4:30 p; hi: (e.d.t.) V 4, and the UCohn festival, Ailg. 8. should have been held. In the 'Beene 4—"Follow Mer" there will be worship services at —Actress Marlene Dietrich.’ ot Irihe Floor Cov- MACHINES Miss Bergman's attorney, Greg delegation. Bolton will participate In ihe Saturday— Leaguers at our church. Memorial Day. Unless the owner venaky as the father; Sol' -CJohen The President's train wa* tout on the campus. The band won first The decision b.v the Credentials absence of that, ha said, both dele 'She.Junior High D e p t.- Prlncl- 8 and 10 o'clock each Sunday. erlng. Call Os lot as the matchmaker; Melvin Etra, Bautzer, asked Jenny--Ann if she late-wide CD test on Tuesday 9:00, B\ises leavea chtu'ch for The death of my boy (Negro EXPERTLY REPAIRED has-already done so, , he should see ed through New York City’s Penn prize of 250 for its work in the understood "what your mother Is Committee of the convention lo gations to the stale convention piss for Uvtng.” These will be services where Uie You Have the Sattafactlon of the matchmaker’s son and Mra. Army D’ay parade In Hartford. - when the air laid red alert algnal ^ n d ay School picnic at Forest HL Mary's Episcopal ttiureh Congressional Medal of Honor ( Estimate- Chairman Eugene Spies* to re-^ sylvania station and New Haven, seeking to do In this case." give the members of each slate ought to be seated, with each The commissioning of conference Park, Leave park at 4:00. whole family worships together. Knbwing When Buying Your Melvin Etrs as the unsttachfd member being given half a vote. will be given at 10 a. m. Civil De Church and Locust Steels Nurseries for .small children will winner, Sgt. Cornelius Charlton) Meat Here. It’s Got to Be Good. FURNITURE STORE cover his property. en route to Groton. But report "Yes. She wants me to come to half votes was a compromise dlC- fense personnel who will respond • delegates. Next Sunday, only one service daughter for whom the match Is ers were told they could not get At the aession c l the Superior "This Isn’t the Republican party Bolo—"Trust In Him” .. .Hamblen Bev. Alfred U WnUams, Rector be provided at the 10 o'clock serv distinctly makes a liar out of Paul Dan Backer, Prop. SINGER Italy—and I don't want to go to latrll by a close vote of the com to the signal Include police, auxili of worship at 9:30. The Sunday Roticson and others who have said Knaw Yaur M oat Men! A thoughtful letter comes to ua. being made. copies of his address until after Court, Hartford, yesterday. Mrs. Italy." mittee on the contest for seat* In Texas," LaBells said. "This Is Starr Schuster School will recess until Sept. 7. Rev. James S. Neill, Rertor ice. 36 Oak St., Manchester, Conn. Mr. and Mr*. Jeare Greer of Wll- Christine N. Harvey of Oak place the Democratic party In Ckmnsctl- ary police, wardens and local 4U- Emeritus the Negro will not fight for our Keep Acquainted! - Phone 2-1041 from District CHislrman Eugene the train had left New Haven, last She denied that her father had shortly after midnight and was rectors There will be no simulated Worship through giving. SEWING CENTER! Spiess. and since' it must surely llmentlc rounded out the full eve stop before Groton. was granted a dlvor<» from-Fred cut." Offertory—"Song of Melody" .... country. Live Bettes for Less—Buy ever told her she ahouldn^ go to received exj^loslvely by some Incidents of' any type but traflQ;, —Van (Jharlton, 832 Main St. Tel 8883 Interest all Scouts, we Uke the ning with a musical program, sing erick H. Harvey of Akron, Ohio; Gryk Explains Process ...... O esg Tnirottville Cnngregatlnnsl The li-t Sunday after Trinity; Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church AM Your hibieat At ‘ ~The and Veronica T. Rubacha of 1065 Italy. members of the Gryk faction. except for police cars, fire appara tTiurch Cooper and High Strreta privilege of quoting In part (with ing several original songs ahd The girl—who la sometimes call The battle of votes In ths Cre Gryk's reply to the allegation tus and ambulances responding l o - Presentation of award* to the 8 a. m.. Holy Communion, an Manchester out tranalatloh); "You expressed ballads written by Mr. Greer, who Main street from Michael S. Ru James' ,\. null. Pastor nual corporate communion of high Rev. Pa<'cates. breakfast at the rectory after Albert W. Harrison, Jr., who has Belle in state legislattve circles, that occupants leave the vehlclea Siindny, June 15 June 1,5, First Sunday after Trinity ly gel the money. -Then the poor LOCKER PLANT Shrubs— Cedar Fences date, name and location: Jan. 2-3 was planned and arranged by the Lindstrom home in Beverly Hills caucua lista had been preparml fpr and go the best available ■helUl’. , Presentation of Go - to - Gharch service. ? ' , .. been in Korea With the 5lh Air where he was minority leader of the caucus by Democratic Regis 9:36 a.^ m."SchbbVbf Chrlsttnn 9:00 a. m. Sunday School. people might have a chance to see Quadrantids, East between Bootes quota chairmen Mrs. Sidney Ellis Force since March 1. has been pro- in February, 1949. She was then the House In the past session, and If Shelter Is not available In the ~ Band plna' 11 a. m.. Morning Pj-syer with & MEAT HOUSE T. P. HOLLORAN and Draco; April 20-22, LyrldS, N. trar of Voter* Edward Morlarty. Hymn—"Cbriat for the World We Faith. No rlasses, singing, wor 9:30 s. m. Adult Bible Class. these very expensive people we Ornamental, Shade and and Mrs. William Horowitz. 85 In Town Court this morning on ; to the rank of first Ileu- 10. the atrength of Gryk and State immediate vicinity, it la suggeatSd yrm on by the rector. Senior choir. have around Washington. 51 BISSELL ST— TE1„ 8424 FUNERAL HOME E. between Vega and Hercules; Husbands of the members at "He lived In our 'house, so I "What actually happened." Gryk Sing" . . . ___ . . . . Italian Hymn ship and a teaching program fea Musical outline of this service: 10:00 a. m. Nursery In the Par KEEP ACJQUAINTEDy Fruit Trees a chaê of making unnecessary tenant. He enlisted In the Air Central .Committeeman William that they crouch or lie down In the turing 80 color slides, on the life —Sen. Burnet Maybank May 4-6 Aquarlds, East, S. W. of tended the program and delicious guess 1 talked to him. But I don't told the committee, "mas that the Hoatlude—^'Triumphal March” ... Proc'esslonsl, "O Worship fhe iah House during church worship. Ideally located—convenient and noise by having an undersized p orce in March. 1950, and in Sep- DeHan In the Democratic State vehicle which in the event of an of Christ. Sessions of the School 10:00 s. m. Divine worship. (D., S. C.) - S(]uare of"-Pegasus; Ailg. 10-13, refreshments were served to them muffler and four “echo" type ex- | of that year wax made aec- remember anything that we talked Democratic Registrar of Voter*, ...... Pollltt King!" pw'ay from the bnsy_tliqrqugh- Central committee. actual bombing raid, might pce- Will continue through ,?une and Texrt Marie 10:17-31. Theme; How ------Persieds, N. E. frora Peraeua; Oct. later In the evening as the special haust pipes t who has fulfilled that pbslUon vent Injury from -flying'gtaiH and • The Week Sequence, "My Faith Looks Up To In the 30's you're Juat beginning fnre. Distinctive Service. Mod 8-10, Draconlda.-East, Draco (bril ’ That committee, earlier fn the faithfully for 19 consecutive years, July, beginning at 9:30 a, m. In Young and Old Reach Heaven. gueeU of Mrs. Manning Fendell Judge John S. G. Rottner told j virith the Navy In'World War ' Ton didn t dlflliae him, did day, had voted, after examining debris. Drivers of ' loaded truelu, Hunday— June and at 9:15 a. m. In July Thee." 3:30 p. m. Zion Church is s to grow up. By the time you’re BILL'S TIRE ern Facilities, liant In 1946 period about every end'Mrs. Sidney Ellis. the youth, Richard V.,Pa5?anl. 16, ;fi"he waa graduated froM Tufts! you?" Bautxer anked. had checked off on the caucus list whose cargo might be subject'to 8:00 Morning Worship with Mr. Offertory, "Consider And Hear 40 you're just beginning to get 614—years); Oct, 18-23, Orionids, E. the'' evidence of protest submitted .being used, before the actual bal 11:00 a. m, Service of Holy Wor- door) at Village Hill, Lelmnon. AND Thlr meeting marks the end of of 105 Deming street, the businesa i (^n^ge Hia family la at_ present! __ I didn’t like him. IT didn’t dla- by LaBelie against allieged Irregu pilferage, should remetn with their Jay Eberaole. Bhip. Me." Pftueger. Rev. Adolph H. Wlsm’ar, Meri your foot in the door of life. between Orion and Gemini; Nov. the Sisterhood season and the of having car* equipped with' living with...... Mr.” and...... Mrs. Albert . W . | like him I Just diiln't have any—. loting began, the name* of those vehicles and take th* best avill- (Soloist, Constance Gillette) Actre.4s Sylvia Sidney. T. P. HOLLORAN 8-10 Taurida, N. E. between Tau larities In the conduct o f the Man . - 9:1S Promotion of Kindergarten Prelude, Prelude. In C ...... Bach' den., Conn., guest preacher. REPAIR SHOP Funeral Director newly elected officer* will assume noisemaking devices is "a little Harrôn, Sr., of Unden street. | She didn't complete the sentence. chester party caucus In which the Democratic electors who had died, ahle cover in the, truck. The all- Hymn, Round’ the Lord In Glory Rscearional, "Brightest And Best rus, Auriga and Perseus; Dec. 10- 1 She said she and her father dls- moved, changed party affiliations, and Primary Departments. 7:30 p. m. Zion Church is a TeL 7691 nr 219509 filanchester their duties In the fall. show off.” .LaBelie ..alalea .fo r . DcmocraUc cleer signs) will be given at 10:10 Seated ....; ; v ..; Mant of the -Sons o f The Morning.'-'•• Stalin isn't going to-llk e-th e William- H. Green, Prop. . 12. d em in id s, E near Castor in In another caze" thlr morning Group 'o f Center (Thufeh will I ctissed that Rtntmlllnt "used or who'had' failed to vote within il:0 6 Promotion of Lower 'and church of the' Iiiterhatlonal Luth' C. S.^MchAl E, ir. Town committee end party con a. m. If flying conditions art favor Scripture Acts 3:D12 Week-day services: eran/Hour, broadcast over 1.100 news from New H am pshire Gemini. During a meteor shower, Harry Reed. 31, of 126 East Main hold' a potluckB picnic at the home! Stand In front of the fireplace andto the time required by law. There Vpper Junior and Junior High De Columbia Bicycias Licensed Embalmer vention delegates lost, to place the able, the simulated raid deslgm- partments. Hymn. Ancient of Days . .Doane Wednesdays, 7:30 a. m.. Holy stations ill 36 languages in UniN (about Gen. Dwight Elsenhower’s many can be seen soori after dark, street. Rockville, was fined 215 fore, it Is only natural that there ted as "Operation Omnectlcut" Anthem I Will Praise ^hee, Communion. primary victory). U. S. and G oodyoor Tiros 175 Center St. Phone 3080 but about-10 tim.es more are seen Naezkowski Wins M oX°nTgh*'r^SS‘"Memreroi "H ^ were more electors crossed out on Tuesday— ed States and Canada, heard loca^ on a charge of carrying a conceal will tje observed by State (Jlvll De- Lord ...... Peace Saturdays, 8700 p. m., (fUlet ly over WONS every Sunday eve —Gov. Sherman Adams, New after midnight. My own observa ed weapon in his car. A charge are w L d t^bring their own sll-j money boukht presento for me of the convention, th* caucus list than ballots cast. fenseAnd military observers frog: 10:00 a. m. PnV5'' Group will Sermon: Give What You Have Hampshire. . Ropoin Sorvico TREE PRUNING tory which I am building nA r my Close Vote msat for ths last time at the par- hour. ning at 7:30. Missouri Deffl*ee of reckless driving made as a re- verware. For transportation and : will* "1''^ -The serious question would b* if airnlanes and helicopters. ------— ------Hymn Lord, BpeaK tp Mr that T Bssiilas Kvsnts Tho w:s«»h ______AccetsoriM i______—— homa-ia nearing COmBittteBt’J—__ auH-af-an accldaBt. Maif-UA-Maia disaotlonii -Pat. Balr.hss— —LasL.._^______- -then* werq-atoM-Jialtota—in:—thal ~ 'T%e'-anauai-at*awk**sjs-f*e&ivat-- May Speak ...... Hsvergal ^No~3iance of my gelling mar- Our thanks to Mr. Spiess for his called, ;man used to f b Legislature dominated the Creden- 0:30, Group C, picnic supper on St. Mary's Girl ScouU will give Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Meeting of 180 Spruce Street -nmrREIIpYMr" "MANCHESTER’S ~ nolled on recommendation o f As ballot boxes than the number of of the WSCa of United Hetoodjst Postiude Prelude in E . Minor a minstrel show In the parish hall ried. I’ve got to stay out of that consideration. Manchester scout Matthew Peter Naczkowslk, son sistant Prosecutor W. David • •' ____ I “when she got tired of staying committee proceedings. Sen electors checked off aa having Jh# lawm^...... Sunday School teachers. trap until Ijget some golfing done, Church will be held on Saturday, ..B ach...... —------Monday- evening.------• • Tuesday to Thursday. Lutheran Phone ?:,0859.__ Have - -your- trees -pruned- nnd- ...... -lng..la xertalnly..jjmch... the. richer. o f Mr. and Mrs. Joss{d» Naezkow?. Keith,--—----- .... , ...... -Thomas-. JUUn - o f- 46-C!ourUand,j ^*?We;."------, ^ ^ J.sitor. Carl .Remy of. .Meriden... pre? -voted.------'June ^t-. -M-ra; Herald - Lee-la-chair- - ‘ Widiiewiay— ...... No further meetings of the ~ -^'J’acii Burke, igolf champ.' FINEST REPAIR- She’ would swim and take''sunT^„(gj the motion to allow the La- The annual Men's Club straw IVomen's Missionary League con- remoVod by Uixnsed and In for having the friendship, leader ski of 257 School strset, received The weapon was an air pistol street has made second honors for "Ballots definitely were not put man of the committee arranging 7:30, Senior Choir rehearsal Youth Fellowship until falL ship and store of delightful and of a type used, for target shoot-! jhe past aemester at the Hartford baths. When she got tired of tak- 3^ne state convention delegate 7:30 Church Council Meeting. berry fArtlval will be held on the .ventlon' of the AUantiif'Dlstrlct sured tree surgeons. his Ph. D. In gaology from the Uhl- In the ballot box by people who for the supper which will feature The Week at Pocomo Crest (Lutherland), SERVICE purposeful knowledge that Is ' in vorslty of Missouri at the llOth Ing and for stunning -^trapped Branch of the University of Con Ing sun baths or swimming »h* '|,|»te to be seated together with strawberry shi^rtcake for desaast. church lawn Thursday from 5 to 7 went to New York." , th* Gryk faction, with members were hot In attendance, had died, Wednesday...... aaMki.;,. Cammapcem«nt,, ,»etttaaa necyqjit.,,v. V MJ -fAS*. » •ItaseitvaUans are- being taken-. hy>v ' T:30 JS: hi; XduRrBnjR'Btbiy'Iiftfl' pi ■mi»Tha'pabK«iils-.l**tted 4- -'--An' 4+* ' < - 4Ht WASbera. Toastecs^ «• ■'f'T'rtthy tfcW'm-'hfik'a’ 4>e whoee '-nomer were' -rightftilly ^ Covenant Congregational Churrh Friday, 7:30 p. m. ■ Vacation — — hsmed Spies.'*. last Wednesday. He Is teaching Other cases heard were those of Mrs. John Erickson and Mrs. Er-' Prayer Group. ' Weekly organizations meet at CARTER TREE Irons, Sewing Machines,' When th* Brownies of Troop 45 her mother on a table In her bed-; Senator John - . Murphy of New Ha removed from the caucus list by Uifeir usual hours except Junior BibIt School staff meeting. geology at the university. Walter Rogowski, 28, of 363 All members of Hose Company nest Howard. V_ Paul Paige, Organist Friday— Vacs, etc. - had their Fly-Up at Camp Men-J- No. .2, SMFD, will meet tonight at room. ven. chairman of the committee, th# Registrar of Voters." Chbir. ,i A graduate of Manchester High Adams street, Rockville. anlchester Barracks this •srved. ing. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Thursday— Program, by the IMmary Dept.— ACCIDENTAL DEATH fill in at woods wither oway. Apply Arrive in Paris slates presented by th* Gryk fac biUty that no action of any kind morning on a charge of laaetvious Mrs. Myrtle Willlsms, superin MANCHESTER Mrs. Eleanor Golschneider, South tion at the Manchester caucus. In 8:15 p.m. Street meeting. dry with o Scotti Spreader ORANGE HALL would ever be-taken. But tke mo carriage and released on 8500 boad- tendent. Lebanon, June 14-;GI^—Mra. Personal Notices (Coventry; Mrs. Sophie Layman, validated all four slates, inaa- tion was withdrawn when addi to appear in Bolton Trial Justlgq" I*: St. Joka’s PoUah National Rockville; Gordon Kauffman, Catholic Church Memory Work by the graduates to George P. Tomm, 45, woa found I LA WEED 8 FEED 2500 tq ft - 12.95 Airman 2c John F. Coleman and mych a* all were printed on one tional committee members began Court Tuesday. . - Rockville; Miss Gena Server, 119 S8 Oolway Street ChrlsUaa Science Socie^ the Junior Department. dead on the floor of her garage 11,000 tq ft-'$11.73 •DRY CLEANERS In Memoriain Mra. Oileman, who I t ft by plant ballot. to trickle in. Walter Krizewski, o fI H * r t « f« Masonic Temple Presentation of Bibles- . at IdlewUd AlrpoiX Thuraday, 'Sunimer street; Mr*. Margaret |Uv. Stephen Stryjewskl, Pastor yesterday with the motor of her 9 3 W e lU a te s Court Declalon wrested yesterday on tltf'. riilM . Ralph Rockwell, car running. Medical Examiner Scotts "SFECMl" lown Seed — have arrived In Paris, France, ac Devlin, 91 Chestnut street. DARING FUR THEFT charge, was also released taiejHIB| In loTin* memory o( our 0*»r hu«- DISCHARGED TODAY: Rita Gryk’s reply to thU wa* the • m as CUra SkraW , Organist Sunday Service, June 15, 11:60 Chairman of the Board of Eldsra H enry A. Archambault said Fait growing— |utt right to quickly, band. lather end brother, William cording to a cablegram received by bond for court appeaito^|j6^p^^,-j. •K>,' ------T*l«pheii« 7254 r. Behrmenn, who paesed aw»jo June Johnson. 124 Birch street; Paul* statement that Adams had filed s. m. I Offertory Anthsm-:-"Trlpartlta” .. a lump on her head indicated get gran in ipeti left bare by BINGO relatives. a changeover slip on 9ept. 13, 1950, Chleag*, June 14—W. / . I U tn^ ova»-8a i j m tar ^ cBlIifctn. Ths Golden Text la frdm Psalnpa Vacation Church School o f ths mdnoxida gtm. Brrasr. * dall street Helm, 25 Crosby road. #1 5-^.t '• "f’

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURHAY, JUNE 14, 1952 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENUJG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1952 aa treasurer and romptroUer at be in charge of handwork and P A G E S IX ’Berry Festival the College. Mr. Robertaon haa Zion Bible School recreation. been-Oemptroller ot th « oellega for- . ...Mrs. .Paul-.JlToknpy .nrill.. .assist Tunisian Issues, bringing about the rSfcite Trick Howe wirtt^^fwo the pastor In general supervision Starts on Third Gallon of Blood W DRO-ÎSM Radio and Set for ne tha poet year atnea the resignation Opens on Jiiiiie 23 NOTICE to AM. CONtlMCtOlO IfiotulieBter first Instance in .which the new 3 WCCO—UWO w n o — 1080 of Joseph W. Getzendanner, Jr„ a* and registration. Outdoor morn Connecticut . . , WHAY—910 ing devoUons with portable organ, world organisation refused oven to At Show Sunday W K N B — S40 treasurer and comptroller. A. Eastern DayUght Wme wNHO-Oh. • VaesUon Bible school at Elon a white rugged cross, pledges to OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS hear'a dispute within its province. St. Mary's Men’s diub’s annual Henry Moeea, aaelatont treasurer strawbeny festival hirt been an end caahter of the Aetna Life At* Evangelical' Church will start Its the Christian and country's flags, W e Ijava beisn draining blood away Yankee ' An extra feature attraction at phjrsical exercises, marches to the l:sa—WDRC-Newa filiated companies, haa been vol> the Lions Club Horae. Show tomor nounced by Spencer J. Clark, Jr., sixth SMUton Junê 2* and contin nearby recreation fleld for play — NEW ADDRESS from the UN when we dbouU be WOCC—Manchester Matlnaa. \ t l ’.se—WCCC—News: Vistas of IsraeL uhtarily serving os treaa::rer of ByA. H. b. . row at Mt. Nebo start jpg at 13:80 ue to .luly 8, J Work books for pumping blood Intact. W0N8—Neva. WONS—Voice of prophecy. club president, for Thursday eve the college d::rlng the Interim In and sports, games, songs, will - ' •" ' p. m.. will be a trick horse. "Gold WHAT—Neva _ .. W THT—Jewish Program. ’^* ning. June 19, from 6 to 7 o’clock Bible-based and life-related les again be i:irluded In the program. Bo doing, we have been doing in tVKNB—Neva; Baaeball Matinee. WTIC—Art of U r ‘na. his capacity aa a trustee. I t Is not that tha mighty has en Rascal" is a 4-year-old regis on the churrh lawn. sons and project material for Sessions begin at 9 a. m. and 1085 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST jury to the only concept, to the tVTHT—Neva. WTIC-Ouest SUr, 1. im fallen; it is merely that his power tered Palamlno quarter horse. He ■ 'WTIC—Neva.' IRtSO—WCCC—Music from LfOTidon. General chairman for the 1952 handicraft activities will be under continue to' 11:45. Regtstratiohs TELEPHONE: DAYS 7691- -E V E N IN G S 2-4114 only blueprint which can possibly is owned by Albert Prandinl, East Ilf##—WDRC—Trinity College Racca- event will be Bnrle R. Rohan. the guidance of most of the old will be 8 a. m. Monday, June 23, Bm b Ibs ■“ •P* and influence are now concentra- 1,15—WDRC—Jerry Uray Show. lareate Service. _____ . EnUnd «t t6« succeed in creating peace in the Hartford. "Golden Rascal" .start Thortias Rollason will be in and experienced staff. or any convenient time previous. .fed in Washington and Anally ■ WON8—Pa'ln' With Alan. WCCC—Polish Hour. Gmnge Notes »t iU a e b u U ed trick training at IH years of WTHT—'U. 8. Marines. WONS—Polka Tima. charge, of tickets, which may be Mrs. Elds Nelson connected Pastor Prokopy may be called for world. No in gle nation can create dwindled to almost nothing in Con SmBd CUia MbU ItetUr. age and has been performing for WTIC—Nallonel Farm and -Home WHAT—lUllan Program. procured frohi any Men’s Club with the Mitchell House Conf- Information. No tuition fee, but H. W. ALLEN security for itself or anybody else neoticut. Hour. W TH T—Church of. the Air. Vernon 214 years. His instructor works W TIC—Missionary Orientation. member. Rev. Alfred Williams is munitv Center, Hartford, has a free-wUl offering through en FLOOR SANDING and FINISHING No old-fashioned system of al- 111! mighty individual in mes WHAT—Siturdty Matinee. , A t recent meeting of Vernon OB. .WOO without saddle or bridle. lijg_WHHCvT-aiy UoMlUl,^ ^ ^ y U;S#—WCCC—Newn: Italian Life. handUng publicity. Tables and speclelixi^ in ,h*h<31craft. andJMrs. velopes..wUl..be.. taken. ..Chlldrep, MAILING ADDRESS : RFD, MANCHESIXR lianoes cin do It,' either." tloiv was former’ United Statee "Golden R ascar vrill perform 15 WCCC—New*; MancheRler Metltfee. VT^RC—TTewki Ifti^lUlTon to Deirn- waiters are'under Ibp supervision Grange,'' 11 "w s i -voted to Peggy McConnell who spectelleed up to high school, age are wel Senator John A. Danaher. He WTHT—Shake Iho HaracM. high school tricks, including the of W. Henry Weir, while the kitch a program for the eradication of in art at Bostoh University, will come. Single Copy ...... *, W e were instrumental in creab came up from Washington, for the WKNB—Sports Sperlal. W t I c—Carnival of Bnbka. Weekly. Of CEirlef •; parade of wooden soldiers, Span- |{4$_WTIC—Juke. Box. It :45—\VTIC—Medley Time—Hal Kolb. en committee and .the buying poison Ivy os a community ser So*** On# Tngp b*.. SIBj Ing the United NaUons. We need, Republican StAte Ooni^tton. in a jiMh—WCee—Music. Afternoon^’ -is. being . organized by co-chair- vice project. It was also agreed to .llIh.CA!tf-.walk,JxlnB_h^^^^ -lt7##‘’--WDRC“=Peoplr»»-PleHormr-'---- Hlg g n now , to make It our Instru' mlgltty way; w ith-a m lihty object, end of trail pose.' H6Tn5«T OirTl.~— ...... man“T7FnTrTM ■tnwiUffAttrTnr-ipreymf—isr'-mFti He was Impresalve even in total WTHT—Met. Opera. ^ ^ WCCC—Italian Life. t o t j^BcxJftro^POTSS ment in policy, and ourselves its All proceeds from the horse WCCC—Musical Scoreboard: News. W THT—News: Music In the French Christensen. Chief cashier will be elm* trees in the rural area to the *nie Awoolstod PTGM In exclttftTgly defeat—but total defeat was all be show are for Lions Club projects, 1 :ftg—WHAT—Rec? Sox vs. ChlcAfo^ Manner. Charles Cole, a past president of 'Town of Vernon, and to'Investi* •htmed to the uee ofMpahM^HoB of instrument. WONS—Sunday Serenade. could get in Connecticut. including scholarships for nurse I .|e—WDRC—Grsiic Central Ststloh. St. Mary’s Men’s Club. gate the poasibillty of a toad run* oil Biwe diepetohei.o^Ked We don’t know whether he ex WCCC—News; Music. WTIC—Juvenlie Ranch. not otbei training, eye conservation program '|.(H^WDBC—Report from Overseas. 11:18—WHAY—Console Della Republlca . In. the jevent of raln-ihe straw_- ning through the lot adjoining GIVE DAD A TREAT ON FATHER’S DAY The Graduates pected to eccompllsh his Connecti WT1C--Dbwn Homers. WONS—Health Quit. berry festival will be held In the Grange hail. in Manchester schools and aid to II :8#--WDRC—Nows. cut objective, or whether he was the blind and handicapped JII^—WDRC—.‘--Adventures In Science. dining room of the parish house. A meihorlal ser%-ice wa* held dlip»tBh«» h«r«ln btb bIio TwrrBd. W e went to our high echool merely going through the motions :S#—WCCC—News; Music. WCCC—News; Ukrainian- American } Hour. for those who have gone to the iSjll servlee client of N. B. A. Berr- graduaUon Friday morning. Like on a mlsalon of love and affection WTIC—U. 8. Army Band. WDlRC—Radio Farm New#. WONS—Women Talk. Great Grange ...above. Candles most parents, we thought we were for Senator Taft. But we suspect WDRC—Correspondent’s Scratch W THT—Irish-American Hour. were lighted for those who died MANCHESTER LIONS CLUB SECOND ANNUAL - ‘ 'Wblfthets- »«O r«? n t*t|*“ = ^ that he really thought he could ac- pad. WTIC—Eternal Light Trinity Announces during the pa.st year. A , musical going with one special interest. Engagement N O W B E IN G 4:0#—WTIC—Win, Place • and Show WHAY—Mualc. from ScandinaTla. compllah something on behalf of program included solos by Mra. But, again like most parenU, we Tunes. 13:48—WDRC—BUI Costello. News. his friend. WDRC—The Chlosgosns. WONS—Frank and Ernest $^17,500 in Gifts Edwutrd Hamm and Virginia ~ MKjiBBR Atrorr BuitKAU or found that special Interest rein CTBCUhATIOK*.____ He was ana Imposiag Bgiue, Cofien-Beebe . 4:25—WKNB—News; Baseball Re 1 :#0-W THT—Newa. James, saxophone, soloa by Nelson forced and augmented by a gen quest Matinee. WCCC—French-Ametlcan Hour. aa ho arrived at the oonvenUon, Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Coflell I 4i3#--WDRC—Croas Section USA* WTIC—News. Skinner and piano oelectlona by The Hsreld PrlnUns Compenv O P E N E D Hartford, Jime 14—The,îft of a Lynn Varney ending with the Bing cisumes bo ItoeBClei respoMibiilty lor eral, mass Impression. the sartorially perfect symbol of of 524 Mahehester road, East Glas WTtC—Muslcana. WDRC—Sammy Kaye. g.g^W D R C —PFC. Eddie Fisher. WHAY—Music from ScandinaTla. (47,500 addition to the Halldcn typasrepht^ errors eppMrint >" ,*5; ThU was the 1BB3 version of the Impreselve and Important tonbury, announce the engage ing of songs by oil the members. TerUeenwnts end other reedlns metier WTIC—Music with a Beat. tvWONS—Frank A Ernest. • Engineering Laboratory at Trinity After a short quiz on various top HORSE SHOW Washington lobbyist be has be ment of their daughter, Alice, to j lo The MSBCheeter Brenlta. Hcrelc!. young Manchester. This was this Tea and Crumpets. WKNB-News; P H Vsrletlc*. come In the y ea n since the peo Johi E. Beebe, son of Mr. and Mrs. W'KNB—News; Request Matinee. College was announced today by ics, prayer for the service men 1:18—WTIC—Behind the Pages. Dean Arthur H; Hughes at the Dlseley edterttolBS cloflns hoars: community's product and its hope ple qf ttonnecUcut showed a aod- Albert Beebe of 79 Hollister street, AT 1 :1 HAY—Crosby*s Quarter. W THT—Guest Star. and women was offered. For KOBdey—1 p. bo. Frldsy. And It was, in the aggregate den and shocking preference for Manchester. 4 .24-^WHAT—Band bg Demand. WONS—Warm-Up Time. 129th anniversary aliimnl reunion. It was voted to have a Grange WCCC—Mualc. w WONS—Boston BrsTes. the foreign noUoy views* of one HeraR' Photo, No definite plans have been | WTIC—The Author speaks. The engineering building will he picnic, the date and Ume will be rer m'uch more than any one In l:3#-WCCC-News: Echoes oLIreland. conatructed with a *40,OW gift p, m, Wednesday. .Bften M.cMtahhh*...... Russell, Wright, teacher « t Mantdieater High School, ha? his" bipod made for the wedding. ______WTHTrTrAt-Home .wlth Mubtc, anno.unc.ed-.at a latjfl date...... , S. Tbursdey. dividual « • group o f tndilvkluais. WDRC—OlfV Rccofd Shop. WDRG=-wnfty coitowe. ^ from the "Hallden Machine Com Tor --- His mission at the convention pressure, hedrt and blood checked by the nurse, Mrs. Frank Morasco, W TIC —Allan Jones'Snow. Appreciation and thanki were Tor letgetardey—IJP. m. Trldey.T ^ e y . Aa the marching figures weaved WONS—Bob Croaby Show. pany of Thomaston, the world's prior to donating during the BlooUmoblle visit yesterday at Center Eating tip to fat people—the •: 48—W HAT—Sports. W THT—Times In Review. expressed for those who took part CUssUed desuUM; 10:10 a sl eaeh was obvious, it was to take a sym I:48-^WDRC—Plano Poriralta. leading manufacturer of flying dwofpahlleeUoB eseept ieturdey- back and forth, the things that bolic few Connecticut national Church. Mr. Wright, who is now working on Ijia third gallon, was road to thinness is Just around the | WONS—Pee Wee Reese Show. in the traveling program at Staf W TIC—Your Key to Health. 3 :#0-W TlC—Catholic Hour. shears used to straighten and cut »e.-Siu--■ — ...... -■ ____ ^ were different about them seemed convention delegates away from one of six in*Smbers of the Manchester Teachers Council who gave bend,at the waist. , WDRC—Symphonelte. ford Grange, May 20. Three mem W THT—Pan-American UrJon. metal in motion on the prodi:ctlon Elsenhower. Just how he proposed blood, along with a group from the Knights of Columbua. The local Reealag WCCC—German American Houi. bers of Vernon Grange took.,flfth Saturday, Juno 14' to fade, unUI the things empha WTHT—Marines In Review, line. The company, wae estab- to do this—In face of Eisenhower Red Cross chapter exceeded its IBO-pint quota by seven. §;##-WDRC—News. degree at Ellington on June 7, slsed were thoee things all had In WONS—News. 2 :8#....WDRC—Invitation to Music. ILshed by Karl W. Hallden of the A ll girls wishing to be oh the vtctoiies in most local caucus con W THT—Music. .phony. T h « U . 8 . A ji4 1 1 i » U N . oonunon. AU tha faces asemed to tests, in the trery home towns o f WKNB- -Newr, Sporti’. lIUBlc: ...... W THT—Herald oYTnrth...... Trinity , aa ss of .1909. A *7,500. ooftball. team should ^ s t to touch us honest and manly or young the would-l» Taft leaders, and In FRESH W’HAY—News. WTIC—Your Box at the Opera. gift previously announced from with Virginia James so that their Porter McKeever, who has been WTIC—News, WCCC—News; Music. the Hartford Fo:indatlon for Pub names can be added to tha Hat and womanly. They seemed clean, in the face of the open endoraements 2:58—WCCC-Mualc. press officer for the American Pass Quota by Collecting i:l8 —WONS—Sports. lic Giving will be utilized to build sent,to captain of the team sa soon side and out, an«J self-reliant. They of Eisenhower from Governor U V E BAIT WTIC—Bob Steele. 2:48.WON9b-Y)ealth Quix. delegaUon to the United NaUons Lodge and other Connecticut ad-, WHAT—Supper Serenade. 2:85-WHAY—Red Sox vs. Chicago (3) a maintenance shop in the .base as possible. The next meeting will had weli-eamed dignity. They 24 HOURS A DAX WDRC—UN orj the Record. 8:0#—WCCC—Music. ment of the new building. be Children’s Night, June 30. A for the past six years, and who has ministration and party - leaders, W THT—Around the World. knew, aa one o f their own spealt 157 Pints fo r Blood Unit g;t.v-W THT—WVather. • Dean Hughes also announced the large group of boyi and girls is Just resigned that poet in order was a mystery, until his. strategy WTIC—Weather. WTIC—Elmo Rooer. ers hoped they did, how to lead actually unfolded. WE ALSO SERVE 4;S4_ W T ir r —News. 8:16—WTIC—America's Music. election of J. Kenneth Robertson expected. to become director of the Chicago WONS—Evening SUr. S:SO~^WTIC—Bob Consodlne. and how to fellow. It unfolded, a HtUe before mid WTHT—Hour of Decision. Council on Foreign Relations, Wiss The American Red Cross Blood-;. 11am Hackett, Joseph McCooe and Hot Coffee and SandwicKes WDRC—Sports Roundup. * We suppose, that, in their time, night on convention eve, with a Anthony WTIC—To Be Announced. 3:45—WCCC—Magaslne Musts. mobile unit stationed at Center i-Anthony J. Bonner. W’KNB—Stars Review the Hits. WTIC—John Cameron Swayze. given a farewell luncheon by the telephoned request to the room of 4:0#-WTIC—Hals In the Ring. they have posed trials and tribula- Republican State Chairman Bald Church collected 157 pints of blood Anyone wishing to make an ap 4;4S_WTHT—National OutrC U N Oorreepondents AssoclaUon pointment to donate a pint, of . WONS—Charles Kssher. WDRC—Music For You, tlona to themaelvea and to others. win for a "conference.” The .Re W'THT—Revival Hour. yesterday, surpassing, the 150 pint blood next month when the blood- TONirS DRIVE-IN WDRC—Larry' I-^sueur News, the other day, and used the op But no one, seeing them In' this quest was granted, with Governor t :0#—WONS—Al Hefer. Sports. WCCC—Music. quota by seven pints. The Man mobile returns to Manchester may portunity to deliver himself of Lodge present. Danaher left the TEL. 2-033S W THT—Mssterworks. 4:35-WKNB—News; Bold Venture.*^ _L: particular climax In their young do so by calling 5111 to make an WDRC—This I Believe; Syncopation 4:##—WTIC —Martin Kane. Private Septic Tanks Cleaned hotel lobby and ascended to the chester Red Cross Blood Donof^ BOLTON, CONNm ROUTE « some basic thoughts about the re*- Uvea, could, doubt their fineness. appointment. , Piece. Eye; SUNDAY, JUNE 15th., 12:30 P. M ., M T. NEBO Jatlonahlp n l thlt..eonntry to the conference room. There hlq .stra- Service ^ had taken 176 appoint W^KNB—Ave Marla* WDRC—Hearthstone of the 0eath Call Monehestar's Sewerage SpeeloHsts %r thetr temper, or have anything tej^ was revealed: He, John "Dan ments prior to yie vyait. Of this T :ll—WONS-.Vews. SqtMd. United Nations. bitt praise and respect for the pro aher, demanded rcpresenlBUOn for > -WKNB—Arptad- Forces- Day^:------WON8-^rivzte-F’lW«^frf The United NaUons, he said, is number. 43 persona either can- j t:##—WONS—Down You Qo: News. WKNB—Latin American Rhythm*. cesses of home and school through Taft on the Connecticut delega celled their appointments or did I WTIC—To Be Announced, 4:85—WON8—Bobby Benson. THIS WILL BE MANCHESTER'S MOST COLORFUL OUTDOOR SPORTS SHOW OF THE YEAR our best blueprint for one world. WHAY— Symphony Hall. which they had come to this mo tion. The strategy was at least not appear and 21. others were re WDRC—Gunsmoke 8:##—W TIC—Hollywood Playhouie. SAVE tW O VVAYS: simple end direct. We don't know THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB W THT—Sunday Serenade. I f we destroy it as a blueprint, if jected for medical reasons.* Forty- WKNB—Best on W’sx. (1) LOW PRICE . . the most mndrin equipment and ma> ment. how long the conference lasted T:&5—WONS—News; 30 Questions, WHAT—â p e i of the Alrlanea. TICKETS AT FIELD. CONTRIBUTION $l we let it wither away from its five people came to the blood cen i* nai.M*fiiiy 114, WKNB—Nawa: Sammy Kaye. phlnery in Connecticut make, possible a B E T IH B iO B at a A COMPLETE ACCREDITED HORSE SHOW They were a maaa picture of W e hear he grew restive and a ter without appointments, thus "SF' w j t;##—W THT—Westeni Roundup. WONS—The Shadow. own ideal potenUaLltUea, that will #:0#—Jane Ace-Dlsr Jockey. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. LOWER PRICE. CHILDREN UNPER 12. ADMITTED FREE cveryttlng we hold finest in trifle suspicious when Lodge or making it possiê to fulfill the. ....W DRC'-yGane-Autry______her « victory fo r the Communist Baldwin Went Blit to take a tele 5:8#^ WnC^'Whttehatt” U l Y:— ------<3) YOl!R 40R ^ , all oeptte-tanka. Drain* EOUITATION CLASSES ______- __i community,, our country, and bur quota. WKNB—News; Records, W THT—Greateat Story Ever Tolc,'. phone call, his auepicion being that WTIC—Jane Ace. age mid aewer line, are loatalled under the watchful anper- ^ naUens, leaving. them with the York Strangfeld received a ape- WDRC—World Newt. vi.ion of a Drainage Engliieeri RESULT: You are protected THREE GAITED SADDLE HORSE CLASSES world. And every parent, we think, he was being walked out on. But i:1.5—^WHAY—Kostelanets Conducts. WKNB—Fred Waring. AH proceeds For Lions Club Projects only surviving blueprint for one clal pin signifying that he haa WONS—Twenty Questions. who came to the occasion full of the call was legitimate, and not WONS—True Detective Myateriea. against co.tiv hl::ndrr. . . .'A BIG SAVING. An eagtaMred Job RYE GAITED SADDLE HORSE CLASSES world, a kind of one world we do given three gallnna of blood to the WTHT—W'estern Roundup. 8:45—WHAY—Spotilfht on Sports. give, you LASTING AND SATISFACTORY RESULTS. 1. EYE CONSERVATION PROGRAM IN lova for one finfahed, we think, a ruse, and the conference res |:SO—WDRC—Tarasn. 8:85—WDRC—Larry Luueur, Kewa. JUMPER CIASSES not, want. g Red Cross program. R u ssell WONS—Theater of the Air. MANCHESTER SCHOOI.S. breathêsly in love with them all. umed. A t the end, reportedly, Dan Wright, another donor yesterday, BINGO WTIC—Ralph Edwards. Eaaainf W e s t e r n C L A SSE S i|.lthough the United NaUons aher was asking tnat our Taft haa surpassed the two gallon WHAY—Plano Speaks. 6:##—WDRC—My Friend Irma. 2. SCHOLARSHIPS FOR NURSE TRAINING. people be named alternates to the EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT W THT—Dancing Party. WONS—The Gabb> Kayes Show. HACK ANp TRAIL CLASSES should, therefore, be a top policy mark. Be Safe! . • . Be Sure! S. AID TO THE HANDICAPPED. The Inexplicable R o m convention. * s t a r t i n g a t 8:15 SHARP g.*A_WDRC’—News. WHAY—New*. m atter with us we have, he The Manchester Teachers Coun #:00—WDRC—Qangbustera. WKNB—New*; Guy Lombardo. 4* AID TO THE BLIND MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES charged, too often by-passed Uio The full secret of living in June We don't konw whether the cil and the Knights of Columbus 20 REGULAR GAMES— 3 SPECIALS WTIC—Judy Csnovs. WTIC—Newa. CALL ensuing refusal of Danaher'^ WHAT—News; Record Reriew* W THT—Drew Pearaon. la this: smell a rose. had groups of their members ap WONS—Theater of the Air. #:ti—WHAY—Peoplaa Lobby. United ’ NaUons, with the result personal request was tile mip- pear to donate blood. The mem THM ADVERtlSEMEbrr' gPONflORED BY I t is an act which creates a W TIC-^rand Old Opry. WTIC—Tale Interpreta the Newt. that' we have aapped Its vitality, posed nperatlnn nf an "Rlsen- bers of the teachers council were WDRC—Stan I d the Air. WTHT—Monday Morninjr Headline! THE M cK in n e y b r o s . XEW MODEL IJ4UNDRY a CUEANERS AND OTHER MANCHESTER RESHIENTS and injured its chances of growth world in. itself, which can become bower. Bteumroller" la OouseeU- Marjorie Mansur, Russell Wright, WONStr-wBuy .Zeonbardo Show. . •:8#—WDRC—Our- Mtoa-Brooka. ■ — >f... 10;00—Robert Q’s Waxworks;" * WONS—NIck Cfrter. SEWIRADE DISPOSAL COMPANY in Importance and presUge. the full B3miboI of all life needs rut. Our personal Judgment, William 'Vaders, Hyatt Sutliffe, WONS—Chicago Theater of the Air. would be thist our friend John WKNB—Forivard America. ins bin o f parueuiars^to sup- and all life possesses. Norma Osgood and Catherine WTIC—Vaughn Monroe Show. ----- • WTie-^The- ehiae.- -...... DRAINAGE wilt SEWERAGE ENOINEERS did. rather well, getting na Jar Bhea.-'------_ . D & S SEPTIC TANK CO. W TU T-Irlsb . Program. ^ .. i,...... WTIC—The-BiK Bhow.....— — f---- 'port this chaege, wais impressive W hat happens when we srriell n as be dM, nbeeriy on the . ' * WHAY—News; Record Review. WHAT—Supper Serenade. ' 130*132 Pearl Street, Manchester— TM. 5308 The Knights of CJolumbiis were 10:8#—w n O —Lower Basin Street. WTHT—Here Comes the Band. In 1M7, we originated the Tru rose? ^ strength of his nwn personal Im- Herbert J. Garvey, Maurise Cole WTHT—Top Tunes. 7:0#—WDRC—Jack Behnv. man Doctrine, for Greece and There is a pause, an attentive, preselvenesB. man. Chester G, Kosak, Paul I!;##—News on all stations. WHAT-Bymphonv Hall. He was still an impresalve fig INSTALUTION OF SEPTIC TANKS- 11:65—WDRC—^tars for Defense, WTIC—First Nlkhter. Turkey, without honoring the perceptive arrest In the bualness Bueltner, Joseph J. Gravell, Ro WTHT— Saturday Night Dancing WONS—Affairs of Peter Salem. ure, the next morning, sitting cold Party. exlatence o f the United NaUons. of life during which the human be land LePage, James E. McGoverh, DRAINACE FIELDS ~ SEWERAGE W THT—CBS Symphony. ly in the rear of the convention William J. McCoy, David Dona- 11:18—WONS-National ProG, Author- WKNB—News; Music You May Re Next, we organised the Marshall ing lends itself to a single ex hail, holding a cold and. scornful -thorlty Program. member. van, Robert D. Brennan, Joseph One Of The Many Beaches Af W TIC-Earl Godwin. Live In Frieiidly Glastonbury, Plan without reference to thh perience In which the sensual and and lonely communion with Sen Schauster, William Casavarit, Wii- CONNECTIONS AND ALL KINDS 11:2#—WDRC—Public • Service Pro 7:35—WKNB—News; Guv Lnmbardo. gram. 7:»#—WDRC—Amos N' Andy. United NaUons. Next we. or the imaginative and the spiritual ,tor Tage .Pearson, who had been LAKE AMSTON W THT—Great Adventure. ible-to do no more for their candi 11:50—WTIC—Roundup Time. ganlsed the North AUanUc Pact are combined. And, in this single OF DRAINAGE PRODLEMS WONS—Midnight Matinee. WHAY—Symphony Halt. date in a period o f months than WDRC—Mastera’orki. WONS—Little Symphonter. outside the United NaUons, in experience, the human being la in Danaher had accomplished in his 12:4^^WTXO-News; Phil SpiUlmy. WTIC—SUrs ft Khaki N' Blue. I:##—WDRC—Edfrar ^r(en-Chariey msnner which was a major chal contact with the moat perfect few convention hours. They sat PICK-UP TRUCK COMPLETE FACILITIES FOR WDRC—News. SEPne TANKS PUMPED, CLEANED AND~: lJ:*#—iiVTIC—Hollywood Orchestra, McCarthy Show. lenge to the whole existence and wonder of the world in which he well to the rear, and apart, and 13:58—WTIC—News. WTHT—Stop the Music. perhaps it was Just the Elsenhow FLUSHED-.OUR 1,000 GALLON PUMP TRUCK^ BOATNG, BATHING, FISHING . u...... Saaday- ...... WHAY—Plano Miniatures. (PLUS-TAX) concept o f the United Nations, lives, a wonder timeless and uni FOR SALE #:58—W n c —News: Mualc. W TTC-^^n Harrli-Ance Faye.” 600x1& er fan In ua wbirh made ua sense WONS—Sliver Thithpeta Hour. See 7:18—WCCC—Hour of St, Francis. Worst of all, perhaps, the Point versal and. If you please, a su a restrained, cold fury In them cm IS ALWAYS READY FOR YOUR SERVICE WKNB—News; Fred Waring. d L 9 5 1951 4-WHEEL DRIVE 7:86—WCCC — Outdoor* . with CHIT Four program, which was preme sample, in ita wSy, of the they sat there. OonnecUeut, we Knight. 8:18—WHA'Y—Golden Moments In Song A BARGAIN WHILE THEY LAST deathless animer to. all the ques suppose,' will rue the dav. After W TIC—String Synnphonette. •:S#—WDRC—Playhouse, originally announced as something W ItL Y S NVDRC—Music Box. WTIC—Theater Guild. to be done through the United Na tion! which cannot be answered. ail, our Impressive friend John had Free Estimates. Call Menehester 2-4356 7:48*-WTHT—ChrUt. See. Program. WHAY—Hour of FaltU. come ail the way from Washing One ton pick-up. Fully equip In this moment, we are enjoy The First Few Miles That 7:85—WDRC—World In Brief. WONS—Ihichanted Hour. Uons, has resulted In only fl3 , ton to attend to the matter ped for ser\1r» station work. B:00—WONS—Chapel Ir. the Sky, #:##—WDRC—-^reen Guild Theater, 000,000 of the *213,000,000 we Ing a sensual pleasure which Is question. WTHT—News. W THT—Walter WInchclI. Front end winch, push board, W TIC—News; George Crook. WHAT—To Be Announced, BRAKES RELINED $12il5 have 'voted for technical assistance really idmaat beyond belief. In this tool box, blinker llghtf^ Apply Have Been Developed Are WONS—Opera Concert. _____ 11 to other countries being expended moment, we are suddenly, ro The' quickest' trip from success - ^ 5 f c N ^ l v « : Chorirtera • :II- W T W - M e e t Corliss Archer. INCLUDES LINING AND LABOR — to failure comes, frorn working WCCC—Mu»lc., WHAT—Falcon Ballroom* under United NaUons supervision mantically, one with Ute emperors Cook's Sorvico Stafion 1:15—WTHT—Mornlnr Song. 9:8#—WDRC—Meet Millie. your way to the top and then fall, Manchester Green Completely SOLD OUT! WDRC—Shoppers Special. ' • WTIC—184 Question. YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS AT On all the rest, we have retained and slaves, the lovers and the ing down on the Job. •;S#-^WONS—Radio Carolers, WHAT—Easy Listening. the American label, so we would warriors, the rich and the poor, “Saved $151.97 WONS—Radio Carolers. WONS—John J. Anthony Hour. W HAY—Gemme ClaMicale. • :45—WTHT—Three Suns. ,be sure to get the thanks and the poets and the doers, ail of WCCC—News; Hymi. Time. Psoplei Act. Off Griswold Street — graUtude and credit coming to us. whom, at one time or another, W TIC—^bbath Message. W THT—Paul Har\ey. W TH T—Music for Sunday. W HAT—News: Easy Listening, r Only, when we ourselves seek have stopped to smell a roae. Like On Fuel In Year” i;45_W ONS—News. WTIOrJIcet the Press. WTIC—Hymn Time. WONS—Health Quls. graUtude, It Is seldom forthcom. them, we sure, for a moment, us WASHER-POLISHER Soyt Raymond C. Briggs* THIS IS YOUR 9:00—WDRC—World News. l#:35—WTHT—Gloria Parker. lag. ing our own most entrancing WCCC—String Time. ®* Sokolaky^ “ We besttd our T-room hone for only *140.12 WONS—Sunday Bible Hour. WDRC—Chorallers, - McKeever would have us put powers o f sense and Imagination W THT—Manlnl Society. WONS—Holy tn'inllv Service. A young mon intorosVod in a ponnononf full time a yoar After repUcing ouf oM wijh * nw WTICr-World News Roundup. , mnat nf niir-progtama,..ot.:ald-to. ■tn-paaa.j«;aH..out..ot .ourealyea.. — • •• 'posiHon with Q pregmshro'PonnQC'"QUQi< LAST CHAN(^ 9:t5—WTIC—Chllt.'ren'sl.«K_w'TTr*_r*>,fi,>v.M«". Corner. no longer p*7 extra for hot water!** other nations Into the United N a Into a realm of cosmic wonder. WDRC—Voice of Religion, U:##—News on All Stations. tlons. He tvould have us _m ake What we meet there Is who wishos on opportunity for odvoncomont sliouid WONS—Voice of Cslrsry. 11:18—WDRC—Public Service Program ------WTHT-^^-HenenteProgramr----- ■ mueh''twldef'dipidmaUc' world my8tefy,''hot aoli^ Thiere is n'd contact Frank MoHaiio at ------• :3e—WDRC—Religious News. WONS—Music. poUUcal use o f the United NaUons, reason, that wc can devise, why To Purchase JLand A t Connecti WONS—Bsck to, JBour. 11:8#—WTIC—Bob Snyder Show. WTHT—Opera Album. WHAY—Moonlight Memories, He ynsbld have ua honor the Unit the* rose should be—be there for WTIC—Riplorers of the Wild. tS:##-WTIC-News; Music, ’.'Natie(is..*all- 4ha,-tlm»*'*w>t Just us ,4n ■ ■oim own* -behrg,'-'’no veasDii ,Jg^LC H- POHXI AC/ Ine., cut'^ piiiegyi Luke. DoYolopiweot^.-,^ i ■ >,■». A/ ^ on those rare occasions when we why this essence should flower 155 CENTER STREET TEL 2-4545 WTIC—The Hudson Coal Miners. 13:89—W liC —PsJiadlum Orchestra. ” M:te—WTIC—Nations] Recto Pulpit. feel it might be of some practical and waft in its litUe Ume,.for us . W nC —Tha Miners. ' advantage for us to do-so. in our little. Ume. ONE MILE OF WONS-*.Radio Bible asst. r-'-WftSKUH*CJ3»2 lrip»^v.f«^.ijt*.g.*«M In’ the f*pbHs o f Ills speech ' Th'erB'^lii ho' reason at’ ati' for'll, 9 4 * t o Replace vour Pickpocket Fomsce villi the fe- " ri\ÊRFRONTtOTS" ^ ’HAY-*Italltn Muflc. which we have- seen, thete ie no and no answer in It, and yet, in ir^ meaa {oel-dirifty C-E Oil Boiler. It aesnsliy pays manUon o f Korea, where we did the lack of reason, and the absence for llaeli ia fuel siriaci! Hens'a why: honor the United NaUons and to' of an answer, th m are some ONE MILE OF voke Ite presUge because, In that how, the ulUmate reason and the SPECIAL PURCHASE ••nit all Mm •III O-C 'ôm- Instance, we k n w we desperately %mdk Flciiiit** nmM h#«f •i- we delfberaUIy chose to act All lets are reason* 7:00—Dangeroua Aaalgnm.nt With a little application they can 1 7:20—On. M u'* Funily. - through the United NaUons rather 2:00—Ken Murray Show. be turned into delightful jumbo '■e« T t J V, Mama Haaflag tm aava aia 1:20—Claeo Kid. IN RESTAURANT!” prove a clear turning point la, so it wiisrL ftL noT^ aionay, O AOOttSS. DIRECTIONS: Prom Manchester take Route 85 to 3:0O—Dodger, va Cincinnati, Throw Thom Away lUHNIT JK{ 4:20—Name’f The Sama e K R O U R f far, neither validated nor dead. still plenty of wear left In Hebron and Amsten. Signs et Amston point the Malta frdi sarvay thewln# APT. NO. (IP ANY).. .5:00—Stu Erwin Show. W s a>!s *elying upon the United shoes rep air^ hers. 5:10—Super Clreua. : haw Much O.E aaa sarva ms way to Amston Lake. . ^ 6:00-f-Fred Waring Show. NaUons symbol as the guardian of aaztwtotar.nVKT WKirar. l_J Q WIT...... CfTY...... XOM. * •STATI. , a 5:10—Bruk The Bank. HNt t-.ABiNET 7:00—Royal TV SbowcBM. psace in Korsa, but not to Europe. SAM YULYES 7:10—Thia la Show Bualnui. There we have merely another old- HAt bVV ARE 5:00—Tout Of The Town. Shoe Repairing 0 t the Bet 2:00—TV Playhouse. fashioBed power poUUcs alUance. ter Hind Done While Yen Priee *1 OfSOO HIPSHAPE 10:00—Celabiity Tima — RESTAURANT 'n s naesaaittas o f UiU alliance, to Walt. I0:l0-Fileetrie Thutar, 532 E. M. Turnpike U MAPLE STREET; AMSTON LAKE CO. ll:0O-Sunday Nawa SpeeUL. tbsir turn, led us to deny to the WOODWORKINO Williams Oil Service Mil H N HANOY 11:15—Flrc ld a , Theatar, MAN-.Hf'.in* . .r;rj Opp. n n t National Ststa 341 RRO A D STREET T E L 2*12571 4 DROWIUIUUPRE, IHO— M DI880L ST. Vkttod Nations Its natural rels of Ynrktng Let. AMSTON. CONN. li'SllKwJ** IwaHitf . Mocooesa ■»iP» 1 P A G E N I N E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,-SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1962 EIGHT — ------■ ■ ’ ^ ' ■ ■ " ~ ~

BY-J. R.~WHjL1AMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE----- wia MAJOR-HOOPLE OAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE OtPlf OUR WAY -S C i- i'uiilt' H opsenfe LOCAL '^HOLV SM OKE/> 6 SAO, WALt)0/ IT'S B\e OF YOU t P , y ou 6 T A N D A ^ i^So >oyK . IPREFCJt lO P O O C K WHEN 1X>ES I|4>(1TB m e in t o >tX)R CMARMIN^ c h a n c e o f s e t -, Connecticut Tour WHV 1 t h a t PLAV- avarice TI/4G O v e r - ^ An . bid-timer la one who re- Look Out. H l t a k e HOM&/-~ iS ? SPORT CHATTER COUl-P GROUNP w h e l m e d at iwy memhera -when he could buy a He brushed his teeth twice . pusoeg Hovy “ REPULSIVE TO ME, AVD THB^ V B Itn C A I. S E T A • PROFC&SOR. ^ HOUSE . TOO, \F HORIZONTAL ipoiihd of ateak for a dime, but for d aily;“ the doctor examined him ------B y -- . : MUCH«HDirt©t WW' TAOU M o s e / y - FRESH CUT 7 The mountain 4 Speck m e /. INACTIVE v o l c a n o around in the club, telling one with plenty of fresh vegetable. r u n n i n g / -'**■ — .-U th e 3 Ran away to STL’ BBAL. Rockville High,* AL SLHpWIEC blasted out hla And Allie Reynolds THE l a s t FeW jE etory after-another. ■ But the new He relinquished his tonsils and • Win Over Auto Parts 'atata flowar ot marry ‘baseball co-captain and first base- third home-run *or the Royals in Or B-Ca I o o m s -I I loooiMso DAV5 — w e < ^ member hadn’t opened hie mouth. traded in several worn-out glands. Connecticut 6 General (ab.) man. plana to enter Miami Univer the Hartford Dusty League as the Behind Dumas . A llH T Old Timer—Come, now, sir. He never smoked,drank, or lost IS SmaU apace 7 Loadi sity in September, typers beat .Machine Screw-, 24 to By RALPH RODEN SPEAKlN'.*, Surely something Interesting has his temper. Ha did his daily dozen l>«Rion JunlorH Open 14 Entice 8 Stralfhtena 23 Wicked 45 Idolize 3. A1 also had a single in four Score All. Runs in 3 rd Assoelatsd Press Hporta Writer 8TANDIMCMB happened In your life. Tell us besides taking plenty of outdoor Errors Galore Husky Mike Garcia of the Cleve- Season at Oval Sunday 15 World Wax U O Rubbar tree. 24 Hindu, 46 Passage In exercise. He was all act ■ to diva-to .... .J>ICIIL,.‘iB EI)::. J5TBSTyftSQ!V,...,Ri,lripa,.whjtc..,C,a.tchsr,Boh And- -44li -Auiiiugs -of. V the brain about'IL ...... lkna'7 ftaiattii,"PHhTfi*^r^^^ ftneral' 10 Grooves garment be 100. The funeral Will bo held U ttle Leaguer the p^st two sea- blasted out,two triples in five at Ridges I 47 Sheltered inlet New Member— Well, I did have sons wltli the Red Sox, has ar- j bats. Surowlec played centerfleld. PsIrSsId Markrta It) ond straight 30-vlotory hsrveet, is Pistol Pete Maneggla will 16 Pertalnins to 11 Iroquoian 27 Deed • next Wednesday. He is survived Little. League Game; 3 2 0 0 0 Hamilton 48 Mohammedan an Interesting experience once. I rived back in' Manchester after | _ ------. . n. Sylve*tfr. Tf way ahead olLhli time ta b le .---- _ J l i t ______Indian___ 26 Learning hy lA apeciallatS...fQUr-health_.lll- 0 0 0 0 0 r-the~rtibbef 'far i jSfieiT was in a shipwreck,---- ^------nantgr'the "Wintgr— and-—early- -Lf6 -£Froi!8—Coromitleiii..f“^®'’' ■ean -tiBgiuii Junluie luiumiow B A *rTTrrT 17 Slumber 12 Lecture (ao.T '39 Assam sUtutes,’ six gymnasiums and pn.VTT AND‘“wlllTNEV"Kn.^‘ib !!!."! Oval against the East Hert the old members were impressed. foods and antiseptics. He had for going now he'll breeee In with 20 Expunge 21 Flower 32 Youth 53 Bewildered aOE BEMEB, a member of Man-' th' ” f*'y,"r^,?“ "‘2^^„"§”wir'ovcr W L P e t.D . Syh#Bter. 3b ford Legion team. Game time Rab Dumaa pitched and batted The new member had reached the gotten about trains at the grade Moriarty Brothera ' 3 1 -750 i NoyrU. If .: ... plenty to epare. 22 Affirmative 34 Male deer 54 For fear that Chester’s EasUrn Pro Basketball; " 'g ^ v ManufacU.ring Ted la 3:30. the Willlmantlc Rldgea to a fifth S2 — Univer- point In his story where only he crossings. League championship teams d u r - ;^ « Giay Manufacturing. G AR C IA RBCXiRDIW his ninth reply alty ii in 40 Puffed up 56 Girl’s name Mrozowskl allowed hut one hit. Anwrfean Legion .2 2 -W>0: p . and most Impressive victory of the Appearijig -with the locals •tralght victory laat night at and the captain and a half dozen Ing the 1049-50 and 1950-51 sea Fairfield Markets . 2 2 .500 25 Drone bee Connecticut 42 Venerate 57 Sardinia (ab.) Dick Foley went 5 for ,5 for the season last night, beating .the will M Andy Maneggla, Harry others were left on the sinking R.,____ V ----- , crooner and or sons. ik scheduled for discharge Manchester Auto Parts . 1 3 .250 Total* ...... 27 ft 5 7 5 Nebo by a 5 to 1 score oy«..Pratt 26 Bargain cventi chestra leader, was shaken and Airmen and Arnie Leis-is and Paul Tlanrnfktpr Aot« rarit (If World Champion New York Yan- . Griswold, Mickey McGuire, ship, after the last of the llfeboaU from the Army in October. 0 and tVhltney and sueceeâfUn tak 31 Grandparental Clchon each had three hits. Lewis Taylor, r* ...... 1 1 1 krjs. 7-t In the only American Rick Kopplln; Mylea Mc had been lowered. bruise^ today, when his car left Exploding for nine runs in the a*Cralg. ..p. .... 1 0 0 n Qft0 ing a strong hold on first place 33 Streets (ab.) the road and overturned during a collcrtcd the only homer of the 3hirw. u? ...... 3 ] 2 ft ft I. ague game. Laat year at thia Donough, Dick Masicy, Dave New Member—And then, a H AM ILTO N STAN D ARD plans second and third innings, the Pair- Baton, Carl Bllver, Marty while dumping Utr losers Into C0»6 i4ig4j 35 Apple center , storm. It was feared his vocal five inning game. b-0*Brleii...... ___ 0 0 0 ft 0 stage the Californian of Mexican 4 . . . great wave came— so huge that it to enter a team in' the proposed field Markets managed to outlast WrlRM. If ...... ft ft 3 Btarln, John McLo&ghlln. Gene third. Dumaoi h u now won four ^ I t e l i i j t coin cords were not injured — Brldge- extraction -posieased e mediocre shut out all the sky. It crashed Eastern Pro Baaketban League the Msnchesler AUto Parts for a LotiRfrllow, 3b ...... % 1 0 3 1 Johnson, Merldith Mohart, times while (Milng once to become AGAlM * 8T N ^ t ville (Del.) dispatch in a San Luis Halnc. 2b ...... 2 n 0 0 0 1 5-4 record. S^lCSI! t*iv I down upon the sinking ship, and this season. Among the new em COACH ART PONORAT>/ 9-7 win in a wild and wooly Na SrhtmmAl. 2b ...... 1 0 0 ft ft ft The "Beer," es he’e celled by hie Dick Paquette and Johnny the .w q r^ b n e . ptUhar of the 38 Jobtney under iU terrible force the ship Obispo (Calif.) paper. ployees at Hamilton arc Vinny Hamiltona pace the Dusty Loop tional Little League game at Me WarrAtt. rf ...... 3 0 3 ft ft 0 n leMtoimetes, stifled the Yanks on Morlanos.' loop. Lov*tt„ rf Very Important! RY t.ANK LEONARD 39 Nullify: sank. A ll those left on board'were Yokabaskas and Wally Wldholm. with seven wins and no defeats morial Field. Ray O’NeiH man ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 four hits, walked only two. itruck t m RIDOBB have made It a MICKEY FINN drowned. When Mark Twain went to bor aged to survive a nine-hit attack MrAdam. Ih ...... 3 0 0 4 ft 0 Charlie Blossfleld r 41 Bdatpaddli Univeraity of Connecticut csgers while Pratt and Whitney Is close Kornk. c ...... 3 ft .0 3 nut ten, batted In two rune :And Italflt of bunching their hits and -ANDSOITUHN , 43 Dine The new member stopped, and row a book from a neighbor's the ifaLst several J-ears. behind with a B and 1 won-loss to hand the last place Mechanics Payne, p ...... 2 0 0 0 1 ivnina $ together and laat night was ff KATSME' Y sOWPIVEBYBOPV, inONPEB ^ HEMUSTVEBEEN 1 Charlie Blossfield, peesldfnt and scored two In lopping the Yanke' WHO THAT OLP) SOMEBOPYIMPOBTANT THBGAVaOYENj.-...... - 44 Connecticut llg< the kild members thought about library, the owner said he would mark. The Royals have won foiir their third straight defeat. .The Mulrener, ,p ...... 1 1 0 0 0 best, Allie Reynolds. no different. Tralllnt 1*0 in the 1 THOUGHTSUNE I TOM.' BUT THAT win moved the Grocers fhto a sec MAHHETALKEP^ GUY MAS? / TOM! UNCLE PHIL SAIP TO MY WORTHY S IS NOW?. ' nota— this exciting story. But at last be glad to lend it to him, but he ■ CXILLETTIONS'at-Little League of six starts. Garcia’s near air-tight perform MAJOR IFAGUf fourth, the Rldgea took advantoce jSHTSRSERVEPA .TOM/IH HE'DMEPHN ^ Tot«l«o, ,, . , ~ ‘ '* ! Chiefs, will be the speaker at WTHINTHePANN ■ ' HEYKASYENYPIGNPIEP SUCCESSOR, WITH 1 atata one of them said: hbd made a rule that any book in baseball games this season have- ond place tie with the American ••Strurk out for Taylor in «th, I iir -a AMnsial Vv. ance, his only allp came In the of an error by Joe Tripp on a im P O W N THEME, , r„v.,r.- SAIPTH* ^ EXPENSES POIYN tH-i\V>lked for Bh.ip* In Sih. - ■ VVednesday . night s annual Ex- CONVINCEPHIM IOONIHG-YYITHETE- A MIXTURE OF ^ 46 Hart (Fr.) Old Timer—And you—what be his 'library must be used right been averaging 5.14 to 515 per O N LY ONE E.AUNBD run was Legion. seventh when he served a home routine ground ball to score once EMUPTMTENPH) / m o rn in g that HE'S TO THE BONE EDDIE AD.4MS paced the Mar- Fairft.iiii ...... 04S (» * —» change Club banquet for members .THAT MONEY iS r r GUSSeS,AVANPYHE 49 Augment came of you 7 there, ând could not lie taken night,.. ;ThiS rjpprt ,was gi.ven- by^ acorod In-.laat. night's Little. Lâgu.c Sind Dumaa aingltd home the sec TWB THE COMTDPOMOKOF .■IWTHHIM.... BEAteANPATMiFf ■"New Member—Me? ■' Gh; I 'klitfi*- 'attaclf’wtth,« ■dotible-and- a High, haafihall run ball to Yogi Berra, knQck .[ th e ----- , both teams was the result of shod .Vnrrls. It. ^ylresttr; baasa on halls, I nsr'will be served at 6:30. Bstier. ciilcMo siul Rnblninn, Brnok- mower. "Tike it, and welcome." PRESIDENT Ri;SSELL PAUL field's won, 9 to 7. O'Neill K’“Piyne 3; alrlke-outs,. Payne • will .oe sqivea »i. THE ROMRERH ellpped to sec on a boot, was aaorifload,-' and { coRjponehts of Woman spoils her first lover and dy defensive play. Sb aioppy was 6, 5. Muti»pn^r 2; hlt.^ off Paynn 1.VI1, .SMj^tockmsS. N«w Tdrti. ,3W! r- the 13 c'-'nles said Mark Twain happily. "Only of the Little League reports sr- ond with the Boston Red Sox tak Uuslsl.,.jR. Louis, -,tM. scored on Paul Clchon's sliigla to practically ruins all the rest. the fielding that out of a total of 5 for ft runa In 3 Innlnga; Muiifiner’ 0 Ru m —L oekmsa. New York, 44: 55 Fruit under a recently adopted policy it rangementa have been made -with for 0 rtina In 3; hlu by pitcher, by ing over the lead by .0004 df e per right. The Airmen added seven Herman Wlerzblcki of Harm's Slu- AL KEAN, Twl Lcagtie vice- 16 runs scored hy both teams only MulaenFr (Jaroba); wild pitchaa. centage point. The Indiana are a Biurf, Cblrtgo and WUllsms, New 573rUtly Early to bid and early to raise is not to be used away from my one run was earned, a sixth in Center’s Trip York >7', -. Rftblnaon, Brooklyn end . d ia . to. tak e .pactjirc.s. .of alt .plam e. oresident, reports that team man- O paaacd baHa. Flakf; loiUne i .Uos(i„ third.---- - _------■ SSEluder' - makes a bad'bridge player.----- own-lawn:”- . -...... *ag?r“ii do noi "'want 16’ pla'tfe' te W t TilrigTally by the AUTfimanr A -totat ' -payw r '• -miiifttwr.''’' * vituftxr^" in the Little Jt«ague .baseball pro Gracp; acorpr, Tatro; (Imo,. 1;3A. Here's the-picture In e nutahi Run S tG n tii—Seuer, nilrstn. M; 59 Mountain sellers at the main entrance gate of 16 errors .were recorded, H by i Thomnnn, New York. 44; Cunpsnells. P & W Rabi)^ BY DICK TURNER gram this season. The photos will W L Pot^.B. Rronklyn. M; llndses, Brooklyn, 97: I crests CARNIVAL be taken within the next two at Mt. Nebo on nights of sched the Auto Parts who lead the Boston ...... 31 2l .5961 — league in that department. I Hatlon. nnclnnstl, U, ■ 60 Made over weeks. uled games. A1 adds that league New Y o r k ...... 28 19 <59.57 H Illta—Ssusr. Chlrego. 70; Ailemi. EldtM 18) 61 Seat anew officials have requested that the i The Falrfields scored four times 8TAND1NOA Cleveland ...... 32 32 .593 — Olnclnnetl. S9: Lnrkmen, New York. AB R H PO A B BUUao .ibli OllUKIL.'- Rough Going BY EDGAR MARTIN main gate be manne’d -but team' in the sceond frame on two hits., W. S4: Bohoendlenat. 61. Loula.41: -Fondy, 4 0 0 ' NO PUBLIC ADUKES.S system •nn' Oercia nursed e :-<4-1 lead until Chlcato and Muilsl, 8t. Louis, 40. ‘ 331 BY GALRRAITH managers will not comply. a walk, four stolen bases, and i Miller's Restaurant .. 4 \ WP*k MQ 0 «:KCT\OtS \ 0 A SIDE GLANCES Is in operation at cither Twilight aon I **’ * eighth ^ % n the Indiana Trlplaa—Thomaon. Now York. I; Potter, rf ...... ' rsssnmsa^ three errora A bigger third In-1 Frankie's Drlvs-In .. 4 1, jumpe i last bight in a Bee Soflball WSague New York winning streak but ■The final -tallies- came in tlw- sixth ^Îbany^ .ft. „UU.v Pttchl n|j—JBm , ^ V oS' “•""j j^me SrW e "CThaHef ObtrLtsta' as Reyholds' "'litfie'lt of edmpteft ! Irii'uiftay'. on two-hits, two walks,-a passed Ar -Bwton— ------Center— Syfftltgi— Spqrta—flttpply- 0*1, .AMs' Msirtla. fitw -YerkÂJ; T iU ; . 1 L 6 6- Only irRin> .arheduled, games rerneTned TfitlcTT Brsklna. Brooktyr. and Htrkar. Chi- f e s l f - Arau jo Gets ^plit Decision Over Kin^ j hall, a miscue nnd an infieW out. Bcored a 16 to 5 wlir. WES FESHLERi just missed s Amarleam Yankee righthander has gone the fsao, 4-t, .*00. Folay. lb ... ClflVfUnd 7. N#w York 1. 1- Although reached for 11 hits, Btrlkanu’.a—Ruah.-Chlcico S7; ktis- Tripp. 3b ... ! home run in the first. Inning when distance in each of his 11 stsrts, i I i In Garden, Both Want Shot at the Title Only ncheritil^d. ; Corcoran was toiigh wllli men on lla. Naw York, 5»; Wsda. Brooklyn. Amldon, If ,. he hit a ball that bouqced off the Int^rnatl'iaal winning seven end losing four. M;, Roberta, phlladalpbla, 41: Spann. Lowls, rf ... top of the centcrfield fence and Turor.lo 7. Monlreal 2. ! the base-paths. The winners got Garcia, who boaata a nifty 1.20 Boalon and t,oas. Brooklyn. 4*. Bercamlnl. e Rochfitei 4. Ottawa 3 (lOj. only five hits off Don Galil but earned-run average, has defeated AMISBICAN LKAitUK Knldlnakl. p New“ Y 6rk, June 14 (/p) W in -. Was King Interested in a *’*■ went for a ground rule double. Andrews, p . SpritixAÎd 1. IjyracuFe 0. I bunched their bingles with five every team in the league with the Batting—DIktssslo. Boston. .187; ner George Araujo and jp it. _de- , match with A pu jo? Real...... hitting.. has not begun in Baltimorf Buffilo 3 <101. Kali. Boalon, .MA; Rosen. Clavalsnrt, ■-WrxIff’ IvStS a-nto. Ii». Ti M. IUa1; Runs bsited In. Clchon, D. Dunntek, title shot with the winnerr of the Palermo may think ills man won has been the deciding facto* In I penter’s came from behind in BOR'RUBH, another big right- imne, Clavalsnd and Joost. Phils- 3. Dumas; two-base hlU. Sehtuney, J...... 2^ 17 .*)n.V 24 Sdelbhls, S3. ' Laiiio Salas-Jimmy Carter . re last night, tout the majority o f the : oiosl of the games to date. Even Pchenecudy ...... 2«; ’ 9 3 the fo\lrth to score four'runs and hander, came up with a brilliant DunnSek; Stolen bases. B. Dunnack; Ruiis Rstted tn— Rctsrn, Clevoland, tcea. Potter. Satacaj; double match. tentatively set for Aug. officials thought otherwise.' R e f-’ in this game the pitching ■was not C'-rsnton ....4.. 2: 30 .^12 n afl*r Decl’g knotted the count at 5-0 three-hit victory for the Chl. 87: Dropo, Detroit, 38; Doby. (êvelana , Orenler to D. Dunnack: Trtpp to Sinshtmton ...... 27 X •*»00 cago Cubs over the Boston Braves 27 at Madi.son Square Garden. Ciee Petcy Scalzo voted for Arau- as bad as the score would indicate, Hartford ...... n 5-ill, tlie Center geng lallled three and Lonhardt, Detroit. S3; lU lt, Chl- n » ; left on basea, Rldsea 4, F. "W o ^wanl the'champion pext ’ jo, 21-ycar-old Providence jumf)-. O’Neill was jhe only hiirler to yield »lUi»lra .w. more tlraea in the sixth, and added in the National League's only ctso. 31. a W. 7: baara on balUr Kobltnskl 3; ...... ^ M .45®. 8’ : Hits—BImpLison. . cievtitnd.______76; E•trikanuu. KoblinskI 4. Dumas. 4; bits yelled Manager Frankie^ Travis in ing jack, 6-4. JitUge B ert'G ra n t: an earned nin. WlRiomapoM _ ' . ll_ 33 *350 m » a ps>i- of markers in the seventh game. .:----- Chlcaso,___ 87;... Rob:noblhS0n.__ ------Chlcakb, 84 off Kobltnakl I for 4 runs In I 1-3 Irt-"" Naîial Rush walked four and fanned 11 the Garden dressing room la s t, found for Araujo 5-4-1 anfl Judge Starter Gary' Payne who gave 1 Brooklyn _ . .. . 4^7.. . n.*) 14 .729 -- to ice the battle. Arils. Clevelaqd. 88; DIMataii-'ftKgg fio. ntnas; Andrews 1 for 0 rune in 3-3; night after Araujo's widcly-bdocd - Jo« Agnello had King a 6-4 win-jwa.v to Don Muisener in the fourth -, ■Vork ...... 87 .846 U>4 C'ralFr.fiprlosa IISI in posting hla ninth triumph and to^“ n and Rosen.r Clo'vVland.■Ian' ft. wild pitnhes. Kobltnakl 3; loslni pitch AB R II PO A T, Triples CTa er. Kobltnakl; umpires, R oIIl^ and win over King. "W e fought every- ner. The A P card had King ahead was charged with the-defeat. Miiis- ] ^tesyo , ...... » .lUV’. V j fourth ahutotit. The Cuba tucked Ramadell. ______27 to Daxiar. 4 3 1 3 3 0 tfie game away In, the first Inning, «h a y - 4 t)* «^' .’4 »»F r»W e -i»w ■ erve it, ■ 5-4-h ■'«o did moat of the small eher pitched three innings of no-< OlflllP'Tjl...... 3 1 0 0 3 1) I-bula.'4; i players' tied i ...... 5< 27 .47' 12 poiinclng oh Vem Bickford for with S esch, ., -to- post A ^forfait.". .,alr ' Heme -Rrma-i-Rnsen.- Cleretamt; -TT A t ring.vkle, Frank (Blinky) Araujo. 135>i. caught the eyes Tonight at 5:30 the spo{I^hr^^M »d*lpIiii '’ obb. If ...... 3 1 0 ) 0 ’' ptbVIM'jeto th6 clufch; of the officials- by bis aggressive^ turns...ta.- Ibc .. American,, .'l^sague^'.— ...... 14 41 .25.'. 24 of walks and 'a _ff^ |W1. ■ Fa'crma.^ Ktrig'x monagetvwaa « f - —.------Vforcofoo. n . 1 . . 8—L WbrAddla, ii formerBrave, led icring a 530.000 guarantee for a tactics. He had to carry the fight}where the Cardinala and Yankees .... V 21 .'.ft'*,— 0 0 1 _ stolen Bases—RlsiUto, New York for the Rldgas .when he eingled, to the îoimrtr-ptmchlrig King but * square off at Memortat Field.^' ■ rxnr x r v Tnrtct v; -i-ss—fii - ;3 r r " Trrt+^«r. -Chteago'a -nine -HR -aUaefc....with 3; .Ûa,-CUvaUnd aiMl Valo. Phlla- took eectmd on a wild , pitch, third Toronto title, scrap between t.il’ I nev^tKne r'lfTM*. rf ___ 0 0 0 three singles and a double. Hank delphla. 7; Rlrera. St, Louis and Jen ran info Ltl' Arlhiir’a a'nakey jah 0 0 1 sen. WashlnMon. S. . on Moe Pringle's infield hit that Arthur ami the Salas^Cartcr win I t'hlcaffi) .... ShfiYC, rf ..... Sauer, the madora top home run and effective counter hooks all ' Wp-hiL'^fni PItchloa—SHants. Phlladatphla. 10-!, Chchon knocked down to prevent ner...... 27 10 5 31 -7. I httter, was held hltleaa by three 301: gsrcla. Cleveland, I-S. 740; Sain. night. It was Aiaujo's 30th I ! rhli*dfiphia Total* the ball from going to the outfield -'tr.TH-ji/r Palermo said the Salas-Carter B a u e r H o l 5W ^ L c a d 1 St. Lmita . . 'D e rl’il I4> Boston pitchers. ' New York. 8-3. .740; Hahry: .fiostnn, T. H. Ikt. a a M. OK bout Is an set for the Garden Aug. straight win and 44th in 45 pro I Dftroii ..... N. Pssonl. s* . ... 4 (I Raschl. New York. Paler. St. Louis and and producing a run, and Tripp’s T. r| u a OS. it'.i The vieto*v enabled the Cuba, Marrero, Waihlnfton. 4-3. .71L e^. 1M> MA lAt-liA. A during the Amtxican Legion starts, K, Hi.—-111. 3b . error on tVadeworth’s grounder Cm* ^9*4 WtA Stmt*. 1m I n A f S f B a l l o t i n g Morlifftl ...... I 1).’ Correiill. lb who have won 16 out of their laat Slrlkeoiita—Reynolds. New York. Araujo was warned for low; ...... 31 21 -.596 A'l; ShanU, Philadelphia. 81; MrDrr- followed. Dumaa singled to send CH. iriiN. I'lanCiCvr Casualiiea BV RUSS WINTERBOTHAM rnSlLentio"- • The . irttqrnatlonal Toronbr ...... 11 2( .16^ 1' ('sill, P ...... 20 starts, tp move to within seven Pringle over the plate with the “ Naturally sha's afficiantl I would bo too if I woro mar* ’‘W*’r6 having a lot_of troubla with har— ah* wants a BnxifiK Club Which holds the re- blows In the first, fifth and sev Rochoatfr ...... 32 28 .262 \iigu.-r r ...... percentage points of the second mntt. Boston sed Oarela, Clerelsnd. 43'; enth and King was chastened for I SyrnruAF* ...... V 28 -i; ! Thompson. If . Pierce, Chicaeo, 48. lead run. HBVIUINNIMG! uin^coicmpoH0^7\ / t o o i a t b , POGH/WELKliu riod and didn't have to worry constantly about boihg an grand piano!" m atch^^ntract has made no an: ChlPigo. June 14—iJPt — Hank 7 I RIvi'SE. cf ,... piece New York Giants. trying to wrestle his way out o f ! SprhiKfl''ld , , ...... 24 23 .(82 Jerry Dttnnack’a fifth Inning ein- oinenMONATOic Ttx>. KAOIO^'^ LOU4EP ------BRANPV.THE THEVVE IC/U.BP noiincemmU^. Los Angeles wants Bauir. the New York Yankees’ OttAV.K ...... 1... 33 ao . (.V» 71- ' Relllp~hlrl. 2b All the other clubs had an open riAINVlUJB RACER old m aid!” clinches in the cigpth. QuEglU; rf gle itarted a two-run uprising. He WN$ vp...EV6RVTuae4$- y WAB4r OVEK. a l l MV PREClOlG it back \vbê little Salas, the vileran outfielder who never has Buffalo ...... 2.’) :u .448 date. BUGS BUNNY " I thought I won.’* said A ra u j^ was sacrificed by Zeke Potter and oscillating Mexican, jundHng bean, won the played in an All-Star baseball TOD.VY'’a GA5IES Totalu ...... 2ft 5 n 21 4 2 LIKE CEAZy. "H e likes to lay back and coiinJeF K«ilern With the racipg season Juat get tallied as brother Del lined a hit rAA ftONNA CHARaS, crowm from C arW , May 14. game, has taken a substantial lead Shaw for Coffin In.^lh, ting into full awing and race driv to center. Del took eecond on the "W e’ll guarantee the ohamp I like to counter too. ^But I Hertford at Ceeter Bprlnrs ...... DID 403 3—in FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER PETUNIA EXYHA F*K for the-American League’s .right, Albany •t <0rhcnecta^'. ■Ded's ....---- .-^--300,03»-.(Hr 4 ers tattling^ every raqiL.flita^ fS®. throw to the plate, and WhaLJohn- ErrriN'V6TH. 530,000 and a .p rivii^ of 45 per couldn't (ay back too o r we'd have field position' in balloHng for tb la' nÂdfn^ At i:iihTri7 * ...... Runs bslted In. Clcssoii. Nowsk. OtCBKO WHEN 1 amtlled the joint out.” . K »tlf BHiâiP important-^nta wfcrtclt ity-BiatafaJ over-thiww. Del want— cent of the gate,” sattl PaI6rmo. ycar'e squad. 1 Vlncok TsvUgUn. Coffin, Oslll 4. spells "money” and the hugh tro to third and scored on a h e p r a c t ic e s j ” I wori seven.rounds," said King FM. laOuU i'B w fr 2-2| .at Naw Tork nivosk; t«n-hjse hl’.s, Bellinfhlrl; w^ pitch. "The fight in -ToronfoK,. Klng a Bauer has received a total o f ; (Janaeo'6*2)'. phy which goes with the circuit Th a t v io l in ‘fT.' S m in I who weighed 136U. “ How do the Ihree-bsse lills. Corcorsn; home runs, A W A IM , wild pitch and bun. home town, would do 5120 33,191 votes, a lead of 4,854 over! PltlaburKb 5-7> at Phlla- Oslll; sscrlDces. Nowsk; leR on bases. Pitching—Bob Rush. Cuba, and and track champLonahipa the com single chased starting pitcher J late September. ’ officials get that way?” Detroit’s Vic Wrelr.,'as. votes were delobla IMf*y^r 2*7). Center Sorlnza 3. Decl's 11; hues on Clnflnn.TtI (VVehmAler a-2 and Smith halls. Corcocsii 6. Gtlll 5: strlke-outs. Mike Garcia, Indiana. Rush hurled bination program scheduled Sun Cjharlle KubUnaki of tha AlrcrafL tabulated today for the 19th an- 4*2) at Brofliklyn « IS ILL AND 1 SHALL DO .TLL BE RI&HT tFRlEND„ MR. SPUMONI. SOARTHIN'S •OTTA \ JUNE OU^SSIC BE POAK.' MAnSB sV'» went into tha,ftnals of the Nation seeing them bettered by ^ h e ra — lead all individual -vote-getlers. Standings In the Business Today men reached third, once with only [WEEMS.'r^LCAN'T FIND , SUNDAY, BAc:ACK.' The second running of the June L. Pet. 1 A N O T H E R fflOT TH’ AUJSC y i al Collegiate Athletic Asaqciatlon in today's finals. The haharaer He has been named on 47,246 bal- W. on,e out, but Dumaa bora down WHO PLAYS ursipa <1 threw title waa derided at Waabin, lots. Closaic, Aral 100 lap championship ' Scout* ...... 5 0 1.000 and pitched out of trouble. There ■■ GOOD: championships today. POWN/ One other meet standard was Mass., last Monday, Dom DiMaggio. Boston Red Sox race of the 1952 scaaon a t River- : PAC . laeeeaeeeeeeeea *a 2 .600 New Yqrk, June 14—flP>—Any vof that one UiwerM In Madison woe some doubt among speotatora -aqoalledi- ■Tha . al:L„,flral, AmaricAn xitltfi\LVnte>i-fl«l1^ , mit no. appeal waa 1. Gave'pasltLye evidence that for the final U. S. Olympic trials Card h il center fielder, is third biggest purse of the season will be batUred visage from the fistic i or so everyone Ur^ these parts from tha Rldgea. \ Aroh]jlyata_Mam^^,,u^ •tber ’tfirtted"State7rw-lll -send a po* In L.OS Angeles June 27 and. 2B____ with- I fAR i-tak* alongjKUli.E.Jxopih3L, The i_. XticKJoirdan handcuffed..t,he.PAC scans .and ,reUia-.i«-._coiint..,Ji)aJ thought. and. nobody. . W !»«d ,. tent OlynipICjJeam to Helsinki, event promises to offer top racing i cliib in a Little League game last money went down -tha-drain wlllLisorry.-IW taa-tha woriL got arotnid SOCCEB MATCH SUNDAY Redskins o f the from atart-tO'ftnlair of the evening ] evening as the Scouts trampled his alfun-bang cMeat of Sailor , that-Datrolt was Insiating on hold- IHnUegL—HamlibM - Flnlanff, for ui^ ' Intematfonal The Waaf holds a half game edge in eecond games next month, especially in NFL. have' only one acore- program and practically ail the ! their rivals by the lop-alded score :^ b Murphy in Detroit. Now that mg a ppat mortem there waa aur- Yankee Stadium will be turned Jake Knows tele vision loves him prim at first.. Than there, WES a place 'and Coach Johnny Roser . , 1V -J. .jw-U9;-i^-,Uie}r.J ;'bvcf' 'to" ;’a'b'' ''fe‘Mrfl’aWdhtfl''i)bc’eet’' ' etimnr-to.' ni>s«iat5 - tlM:0';'BMM'r '.aBd'' 2. Mqde the tfnfverslly of against the New * Giants on S 'S i S / S 'S ® avenge a Dusty League . losa to Bo.utberfr California’s role as fa match tomorrow afternoon and Oct, L 1939. First event eUrU at «:16. , ing catcher for the PAC club could Moat everybody roaeklered the anticipated pleasure of watching soccer fans will see a match w-hich, lolve the delivery of Jordan. Ges- Bronx Bull washed up. More than Coach Art Pongratz’^ crew two vorite -to wyj ita 16th'e4ght-#tIo. ' •'■Whit'h'Appeitaa'ahelfia 'how "’“Hf had 10 atrikeouta, fielded his posi CAPTAIN EASY Nice Going, Wash BY LESLIE TURNER are CJeorge.Bdserie.-UnlversUy of unbeaten in current tours of Unit to Sugar Ray Robinson In Chi have been Inevitable.' Performing *‘i hopt you don't mind-^—whon tho wlfo gots b m o tl in tion well and treated himself to California, 228 feet E3-4 inches in ed States and Canada, Manchester Hogan on to Fourth cago. He was In a terrible state before the greatest audience of FRECKLES A/^D HIS FRIENDS BY M. C. BLOSSER two of the Sgouts’ hine hits. St. when the'slaughter was halted In Sports Sch&dule | TMeVRE COT ‘CM L005B, WASH! WB'LL TALON’S ELECTR0*IIC5 NBtl, HE N(A t rturry sho dootn'i stop to opon tho can!'' the javelin throw-; Parry United, English champions of hia life, LaMotta made one o f hla PLANT WAS A BLIND/ Louis, catching for the Scouts, had the ISth round. TThen, Just short of MIL6 $ HCAO/OR THE KEY5 ANP GALL SHlPAHYrHMdElg O’Brien, USC, 67 feet 5-8 Inch in 1951-’52. and Tottenham Hotspurs, finest fights. Hundreds of thou BEHIND THE FBI • THEV’LL ROUND UP EAEV. HE SHIPPED OUR rORYEARSTOCOMC TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX the shot put; George Shaw, Co.- who won the same title in the National Golf Title a perfect night, getting three for 12 months ago. Murphy battered 't ' 'tetardM, June l i BY n o n ! hy a op three sands of set owners who were THAT SANG IN THE MORNING. RADAR PARTS TO REP PAL.THANKS TO ‘‘ W D o fr l 6WL FRiENDf*. him Into Bubmlsslon In seven bents Cards vs. Yanks, 6:80—Memori lumbia, 49 feet 1 7-8 inches in the 1950-'51 season, clashed today in watching him for the first time NOT ABOUT CHINA. TO BE U4ED IN TOUR 6EIN6 ALERT F i n n e g a n HE SkY5! MMPM / A N tO N i' CAM SNA& A CMIOC/ Toronto and then embarked imme Although the PAC team was at Yankee Stadium...... al Field. , ** F l y t i m ' p ” WHkT 1*M l o o k u p for is M O O LA .' hop, step and Jump; and Gilbert must have thrilled to the beauty TH' AIR ANTI-AIRCRAFT (5 l»» diately for the final game in the Dallas, June 14.—t/PI— The hawk the lead on \he third round and j "verpowerod by the husky Scout A fter the 'latter hiding, even Sunday, June IS B0AT55 THE W o r L p ’ s W o r s t C a p p i e Borjeaon, Brown, 176 feet, 4 3-8 of hia left and to tha’ auperb tim Inches, in the hammer throw. home of the New York Yankees. had his claws In another National finishedhed Vlth a'.Tecord lo w score southpaw, it mosl be said in their Jake's pretty wife Joined in the Legion ve. Beat Hartford, 8:30 * Open championship today. of 276. defense that their play waa far | chqrua- Grieving over hU nu«n*f- ing which enabled him to come —Oval. Albln' Rauch of Princetoa- won strongly at tha, end and pound his heat in the 400 meter hurdles W.ALKER INJURED The Hawk given the name by , Aa the field was ifOduced to the; below the form they displayed in oua cuts and ahrp)— Doak gets his claws in you, he neven lets 151 or better for 86 holen' there AB R H IN) A E Falrfleld’i ve. Moriarty*A 8:80— nois in 1948. . .Walker, star halfback of the De up”—is-wiry. Utile Ben Hogan. weren’t nanny left who had a Ctioclieri. If ....______4 10000 ged him to haihg ’em up. This The dose dedaloa, though tin an Memorial Field. Ben ban won the Open for the chance to perform a similar feat. Wltlnok. cf 431000 seemed not too great a favor to Monday, Jane Ifi 'The marks which Roseme and troit Lions profesaional football ...... 3 3 3 11 1 0 ImouA yells for a return. Without Shaw tdppl^ date back to 1936. team, cat the main tendon of his pas( two years. He couldn’t play George Fazio of Clementon, St. Louli. c .... ask at the time, as It appeared televtslea, J4)ke was dead. With It Hamilton va. Airmen, 6—Nebo. -i ScItulU. u 4 1 ) 1 .3 0 all too plain that Jake, though not That year Alton Terry of Hardin right- arm yesterday in a freak In 1949, but he had won In 1943. N. J.. another little guy and some Jordan, p ...... 4 1 3 0 ) 0 he beemnes overnight one of the Second Congoa vs. Zions, 6:15=z4. So he’s come out ahead three times thing of a miracle worker with Dolwiij. lb ...... 3 1 0 5 0 0 yet 31, was through as a big time Memorial Field. SlmThons jthrew the Javelin 226 accident. Walker cut his arm, ...... 3 1 0 0 0. 0 gaoK's prize' attraotioaa. New feet 261 -Inches and Herschel Neil two inches above the elbow on the ^ hla lost three attempts and his' putter, w4u at even par 140 Mllllkcn. rf .... money winner. Dodgers va. Cerda, 6—Mqmorial h Pshry, Sb .-...... 3 1 3 0 0 0 There was quiet rejoicing vtstaa, lined with gold, opea be of Northvpeet. Missouri 8 t A t e back side when he ramnied • it [nothing but a letup, or a miracu- a(ter matching Hogan's seoond- Msnttk. 3b ...... 3 aM 1 0 I fore him. Few could have antic Field. 'I teachers Jri|&'e-/fii»ped 48 feet through the window of a car he|Ioua stretch of sub-par shooting round 69.'Johnny BuUa, the lanky, among other fighters, for LaMot Green Manor, va. Mason'a, ’fi:16 A 3 ta 4 1 ipated the profo4UMl effect the 7?». Frank frlores o f -USC. second Waa trying to push at the Na- ■by one ot• the half-dozen rivals still black-browed airplane pilot fôm ToUH ...... ta throughout his 10-year career —Charter Oak. V i c t* LsI a^ j < r had made a point of collecting ooaat-to-«aast hookup begta- Inspector No Like MK'HAKI. O'MAI.I.EY to Shaw'In the preHminaries. also Udnal Open Golf Tournament here. wtUiln range at the halfway point, Plttaburgn. had I4I. Bulla Shot Pruttina. 3b ... Tneodky, Jime 17 can keep Hogan from a record- enemies within the craft. A nlag to have on bolting. !gion va. Fairfield’s, 6—^Mamo- N0W®R0WLI6,TH*WC) w h a d p v a h a v e t o ’ the tournament’s - second 68 yes R. BtsTCni. If .. pnrsT, A m o tiv es' ^ THEN, THIS Y w WAT IS T h tS f VIC? I >4AP A HUNCH I'D equalling fourth triumph. D. Surens, cf .. strange character, hp always aiUd ■Aere cim be no doubt of La- OP SOUK BLOOD yêO O N B eS ID E S A A MILUON BUCKS terday only to find himself in rial Field. HE HAD THE ARE A HVtW e«M IC/ HAVE y o u BEEN PND YOU t h e r e . VOU'D SvLvesreR.* ep« o n 7 w h a t a r e Heck, u ...... that friends were for the birds Motta'a Intentions. Midway PRaSSUIB. IJU ST ) PlHONB CALL MD v4 w a it in g f o e AMvoem w h o There’s a chance, o f comae, that third place. Yanke. p ...... We4lneaday, Jnae M POPE-ON A DIME A NEH7LE HOLChNSOt/rON t a k e wc WAITIN6 FDR? and that he was interested solely through the Murphy scrap tha an' SAD I STILL A e L N W IT H A BBTTER COVlE A LOOK CAM INVCNT A i m c THAT the final 36-hole grind under the Husky Julias Boros of Southern R. Geeeay, c .. Moriarty’a va BA’a—Nebo. NSW A40B RDZEN. /Viai■f AT VOUR O m CB / in looking out for Jake. Some nouncer disclosed that Jake would Bsuevs AKCsSg STLrrTERfJ 64COWS HAIR OH BALD HEA03 blazing Texaa sun, may change Pines, N. C., the only comparative Hartenateln. lb MethodisU ve. St. Bridgefa OPBRATIN& — A M (X»E m i n t -b u t VMONt Groue. 3h ...... authorities claim he la the most be hai^y to go to London and FOCUS W A S ^ , HBOS. 8 STOCK CAR RACES the situation completely. Hogan, ly young-golfer to crash the ranks Cohen, rf ...... 6’JLS—Memorial Field. |44UBPB«*r7.^^(2^ P t t l OOT.OR A SOBST17UTS FEATURING hated boxer in the hiatory ot the fight Randy Turpin before a pay Red Sox va Yanka S—VsBMrial FOR. 6ASOLIME— GOSH.' A relentlessly demonstrating - his of the leaders, had his second 71 S. Geesty. 3b .. 25 LAP MODIFIED—25 LAP SPORTSMAN mastery p f the Junnel-llke frUr- for 142 and three fortylsh vet- DeCaril. rf ...... game, not excepting Jim Corbett ing crowd of 50,000, This was re Field. M ILU O N JUST for SOMEMlMA- right after he knocked out the ported to have brought a bitter Frankle’e va Center Springa wrays on the 6.782-yard NQrthwood efans were tied at 148. They were ToUls ...... 3^ 1 3 18 a 8 SlM Pte uwc THAT/ course, shot hia second straight 69 44 year old Horton. 8 ml&. the 8. Gcaesy for Pruttina in 8lh. Immortal John L. RulUvfUi. reaction from Joey Maxim, the 6:15—Charter Oak, SUNDAY-8 P.M. yesterday, to equal the record of PGA president who is competing • DeCarll for Cohen In 5th. ^ . . Only in Detroit did LitiWotta Ilght-heaVywelght chaimp, who A D U LT 51.5»—C H ILD 50c Taix IncL— e F R E E P A llK IN O o BcouU ...... ’... 300 8E)—13 ever achieve real popularity. He BIABVELOim MAiEK 138 for the first 36 holes of the in his 21st National Qpen, round PAC ...... 000 001- 1 waa watching the bout at this ■■ A Open. Ed Oliver, *and chtael-chinned Lew Ritf.s batted In, W l’.tnok. Ixiula did hla beat IlghUiig for the fans training damp near here. But when Sammy . Snead set Worsham of Oakmont, Pa., the 5. Fabey, ManUk, SchulU 3, Cbtckera. of that city and won the middle 'TTie guy wants to fight every Iforgantown, that record at the Riviera Country 1947 Open chrunplon. Doherty. Yenke: two-)»ae >ilu. Jor- weight title from Marcel Cerdan The Harlem aiobetrotUrif*'< dtn: stolen beaee. Jorden. Doherty. IL. In a Detroit ring.'Hla Motor City body,” Joey snarled, “ It burns me Club in Loa Angeles— known 4ts Their scores aa far; Worsham Geasav. Heck; left on basce. Scouts 1, up, a fu y Ilka that getting Tatum rataa- 'AU-Asfrflca; 72-71, Including a brmutlfully PAC 3] basea on balls, Yanks I, Jordiut admirers were spaued the sorry PLAINVILLE Hogan’s alley— he didn't win. It thena___ flgbU.'___ I Woriunao « t WaM; was Hogan, the wiry little Teimn played eagle three on . the 14th 8; etrlke-ouU, Yanke 3. Jorden 10; lilt spectacle of seadng dake affopped R ou te 72 Sflidium Ploi nville. Conn. by pitcher, b/ Ullliken; passed belle. la tho fottrth ronad by a aaeoEd Nobody loves Jake—only •vary-lthSi nacoifd .,s 6 -1 4 -S J . tffMkliii whoso frail body aeama, dwru-fed hole yesterday;^ Smith 70-78 and St. L ^ » 3 ; umpirea, Kofisch, PMIllpe; on« who owns a TV sst. ' "c««wr hi iv «r pteyod by hla competitive spirit,'who took Ollyer 71-72. 4 Korer, Wltlnok. rater aartftd BUly*Voxx. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JUNE 14. 1962 PAGE ELEVEN

MANCIIESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY. JUNE 14, 1952 Nathan Hal* fjommuaity Cantor PAGE TBUi Machinery and Tools 52 Business Property Hoom« fqr Sale . 72 Lots (or SsU 7.1 Wanted— Real Estate 77 .Garden— Farm— Dairy For Sale 70 until Saptambar. Summar aatlvl* Help Wantetl— Female 35 Salesmen Wanted 36-A SEE THE NEIS' Fargutoh side MANCHESTER, Steep Hollow TWO1 «* W . jr*^\^Jl«A.4LAr.eiREXCELLENT I rvFRlllDReelderitlal WANTED -4 room home, expand- tlea will includa patrol maaHnga Columbia Pioi to Poison JltttoBiobnM.for. Sato ..-—A Roofing— Siding 16 ...... FrodnetA...... Airtomobileo for Solo -4 TOP'“gBAgON At"’ Commissiohs.^ -iTdellvery- rake-at- M4dway-Garag«i- •FOR-8AUB-6r-tt»-Tent;-”for-7iuat«- -lA n e—~ Rix-roem.— home— with -Building. Cots, -100!...'or.. 125x135X200'. - able- attlC'-oc -largerr-iaeer-echoolr weekly whanavar poaatM* And WANTED—General ledger book breezeway and garage. Hot water Inquire MO Middle turnpike east. er appropriate aetivlUea for the I f o r GUARANTEED Roofa that One opening how in this, area, TRANSPLANTED Tomato plants, 1128 Main street. South Olsston- ness purposes. House, six rooms Reasonable, Write Box S, Herald. Beoelvo Dllpismne F a ^ DeCORMIER MOTOR BUT .THE BEST FOR LESS keeper. Attractive girl for small bury, Conn. Phone Glastonbury oil heat, bath, lavatory. Amesite Phone 2-0895. season. Classified MAKE MOWING A stay on In ady kind of storm, and contact Universal IJghtning peppers, celery, egg plant, cab with Improvements together with Families and friends of twenty- 1950 Stiidebaker Champion Star gutters, wnductors and roof re East Hartford office. Muft be 8483. Home of tbs Ferguson 30. frame building suitable for smell driveway. Lot 100x200. Price $18,- FOR QUICK RESULTS In selling ■ Tht game Thureday betwaen SALES, Inc. PLEASURE! Rods. 31 Walnut street, Hartford, bage, cauliflower, broccoli, bnis- NORTH Co v e n t r y — Dealrable four young poopla filled Teomans light Coupe—Radio, heater, over pairs, Call Coughlin 7707. conscientious wotlêf. Excellent factory or storageT (about 4,000 500. Henry Escotl Agehcy, Man your . property call Suburban Robertson School .girls' softball Sparks Strike drive. ' salary. Call. Hartford 89-9394. for 7-1123. sel sprouts, petunias, asters, xin- home sites, half atra and larger. Realty Co.,'Realtors, 641 Main team and Union. . Coneolldatad Hell to rapacity lYiday night Mvertisements SAYS: “ We havoji real selec 12 down, 32 weekly buys t h e ------nlas, aalvia, ageratum. etc- G«r-„ aq. ft.) Area zoned for industry. chester 3683. whan-Uio olawi of 4S8S.MooiiMdlta.. TSSO Sludebaker Commander Star new. Worcester ^w er mower,I'WE SPECIALIZE tn rooSng and appointment. " Musical Infllrumeiits 53 lOdward J. Holl, 1,009 Main atrOet. .JMatural.ahada.. Black .j«ad,..*l*c- street: Call 8215...... SebsKil of Sooth Wtitdaor wasr nan-" CLASSIFIED ADVT. tion of glamour lovelies.” light Coupe—^Badlo, heater, over anlums 3 for $1 up. at Oder- MANCHESTER t - Two - family triclty and telephone. Reaaonable. celled by-the latter due to trana- dipiomaa from Horace W. Porter (Oaat FHP* 0 » ) Famous Briggs-StratUm motor. I siding. Highest Quality ma- School. The clase of twenty-fnin' DEPT. HOURS: drive. ' ' teriali. Workmanship guarsu' CASHIER Wanted for grocery Help Wanted— mann'x, 504 Parker ^reet; - NEW USED, Rentala. Resda, house, esch apartment has threS Owner, Covent(ry T-6658. SELLING YOUR Property? Cox- portatlon dlfficulUaa. Tha local See these today, low prices 50% off on famoua make batteriea. ] had only eight girls. Graduating - >f, 1960 Packard 4-Dr. Sedan—Model ’ teed. A. A. Dion. Itic:, 299 Autumn checkout. Experience preferred. Male or Female 37 strings, mutes, stands,' acccs- bedrooms. Steam heat, all utlll- tact the RILmvorlh Mitten Agen team met Thursday at tha school irolgp a C:lS A. M. to 4:20 P. M. STRAWBERRIES for sale on Farms and Land for Sale 71 cy, or anx^xnch.eater._Real Ea-. when Ld'nn Cassidy was alaeted ware: Joel F. Anthony, Unwood and excellent tenns;—. ____ 2S62-5.-Radlo,-he(aterr------....^.Written Guaranteea .... street, '^hone 4860. Five day week. Apply First Food HaekraaUck'street between Pros - eorlea. Rapaliing, Certified in^ tlea,__nice location, nesr btia. preliMtarata srhiieii kaa kaM tm h e l p WANT«D-:.Mnle and fe school and stores. Good slse lot. tjOT A T Oovsntry L«ka, 'Reason tate concern because It stands to captain for the 1952-S3 aeaaon. A. Anthony, Doiiald C. Bean, slaoa Jaaaary by v M s m # atata- 1949 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan—Heat Store, 646 Center street. . pect and South Main streets . struetion. Muiie for all occae- able. Phone 82.14. Richard O. Raan, Joseph L. Beebe, COPY CLOSING TIME 11.00 Down—11.00 Weekly MANCHESTER — Roofing anil males. Strawberry pickers. Ex EASTERN Oonnecticwt— Excep Full price $31,600. Many other reason that they know Manches She will enter Grade 8 la tha fall aslag frsas NaHoasItsta daniaMte er. after 4 p. m. eione. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut Muriel E. Beebe; Gloria Rellowi, a FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. NEW WILLYS CARS FOR Siding Co. Alio all types of paint WOMAN'TO work afternoons, perience not needed. Murt be 14 tional buy# dairy, and poultry listings. Call the Ellsworth Mit ter property best. Call the BUS* and has just eomplstad two yaar* for graator aMf-rale. 1949 Dodge Deluxe 2Dr. Sedan. years of age. Adults preferred. 6338. NICE HIGH level lot overlooking on the team. Philip A, Rrouseeau, Evalyn L. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CALSO SERVICENTER ing and carpentry work. Guaran Monday through Friday. Able to STRAWBERRIES — Pick your farms, up to 400 .acres, w)th or ten Agency, 6930. two lakes. Bolton. 225' frontage. worth Mitten Agency. 6930 TM ay’* gaaaral atrlka apraad 1947 Chrysler 4-Dr. Sedan—Radio, Transportation furnished. Toilet Pamela Roee, daughter of Mr. Brown. MaVjorie L. Chowanae, raptdiy throagk tka Arab autffc- MON. THRU FRI. teed work. Phone 7691 for frefe give references. Write Box W, own, 25c quart^___ Bring _ con A SPINET Bargain! Just taken without stock and equipment. Shade trees.' Phone 3087. Ronald T* Davis. David T. Bvane, See and Drive This Fabulous heater, fluid drive. 436 Center Street eatimstei. and drinking facilities on - the in trade a hard to find used spinet, PRICE REDUCED! On# year WANTED—Y'our property to selL and Mrs. Earle W. Roae of Wall Ota aad ky Mid-aienrigfa, tha aid ______10:20 A. M. Herald. tainers. Schendel Farm, 1^7 Gard- Welles Agency, Coventry, Tel. 7- young vriy attractive 3-bedroqm Retiablejauyer* waiting with call: ■treat, will obeerve her eighth Nelson S. Field, Howert K. Hinck New^-Car—^Threo -Modelx l940-OWaL-2-D^-. Sedan—Radio, .„...Tsl. 416A, 4165, .2-0930...... lot_A.soaii chance to eara-jxtra. been excellently-cared for.Rea- 6872 n r 7-7601-.-—...... ------R a M**.. olty_ waa...ima_t„ asHi .da-, S A T U R M Y S A. M. GREAT EASTERN Construction money. A. Flano and Sons. Phone ne'Fsl'reeV...... ■'ranch, apacTbua' 11 vlhg rooitC dim ’ (or 'fou'r, fiveralx', ie'ven'riwifi 'iTn- wrtHday SQSday. ciigHci t;. u tn a ley,—tinda'-R;—lo e t.- Leonard-~R.- aortad. rabile aervleaa wara aot heater, hydramitld. , p FALKNOR DRIVE—Woman to •onably priced for Immediate sale. Resort Property For Sale 74 of Eagtevtlie road will fdso obaarve Mathleu. Bryce Pierce, Ruth E. Co.. Home remodeling spectallsta. help mother of 4-year old with 2-1406. ing ell, modem kitchen, colored Kla and two-farally In Manches- affected aad akepa.la tha F raaek 1941 Chav. Club Coupe Deluxe. Low down payment and 3 years tile bath. Attached garage, dl hit birthday Fathar'e Day. Potter. Rusaell Spearman, Marsha ------JtKRO.LARK------:Re#ldanllalvjmd:rcemaierclel=rflflfe; lM_B.ullaiL..Gay!tntry und VtCMtti - 1 - HouseholWING- TBTS' £>odge '* Ton pickup. " -Ingr-sldlne, gut^rs-awd-4emlers,, - hours-----daily:----- Monday- — SHTfftionB- Wanted»»~- •plBkss ~C81! Cbtlect' for— demoH’ •^Ftwamrer. aTTxngied; 'Howard-""It B l &PPRE01ATBD Immediate occupancy. Warren Chaffee,—CnventTy.” Andnvtr~'Wnr Hastings. Phone 2-1107, ■ n . r u t w ; Bovd u. Tum* Mid geaeral Jeaa da Hautecloeqaa aald AERO-ACE 194$ International. combination aluminum storm win through Frldsy’a, 11 a. m, to 3 A $50 PROFIT. . stration appointment. Goss Piano East Hampton. Jerome Agency Sidney A, Whitney. 1942 BLUE Moon 2.3 ft. trailer. Female 38 Howland, Mancheatei; 8600. Ir Mm potsoalag attampt la aadar 'Studebaker Salca and Service dow.'. "We Make Your House A p. m. Call 2-2046. THAT’S ALL WE WANT Company, 317 Asylum street, ASHFORD LAKE 3-3161,. , ■ 1 J Unmatched Economy and Ride Ideal for camping, 3700 furnish-1 A t Albert’s Furniture Store ving Kelman A Co., Hartford The class filed on the stage to lavaaHgattMi’ D I A L 5 1 2 1 Home” . 24 Oak street. Phones Hartford 5-6696. HAVE MANY DESIRABLE ^.he "Priest March" bv Mendel In Two-Tones and Splits CHORCHES m o t o r SALES ed, f.lOO tinfumlahed. Cheater WANTED—CTerk-typlat. Apply In LOTS PRICED 6-0826. ANDOVER, Bolton, Coventry—At Ike to Give Beyaral aew kombiag sttaaka -A SO Oakland Street ' 8271 or 8303. Bert Lindsay. WILL CARE FOR children 1 year $50 PROFIT, THAT’S ALL .. CUSTOMERS LOOKING FX)R ssohn niaved bv Mrs.’ Allan Robin- Red, Green, Gray, Biiie, Ran. Tei. 4556. person, Alexander Jarvl*’ Co., 5 or older, in my home. Tel. 2-8612. WE'LL TAKE tractive cottage, lakefront end NWTV rftffVnWI •Mancheater 2-9483 AS LOW AS $395 MANCHESTER—6 room Colonial. FAIRLY PRICED HOMES.! eon, pianist. Wllllem Tnnea rreoted aaeaay Taalaia Mw past 93 koata. Excellent Selection AH ModMs Dover Road. $50 PROFIT, THAT'S ALL Wanted— ^To Buy 68 3 bedrooms, fireplace, 60 x 130. near lake, $1900 to $2,1,000. Ual- th* audience and asked them te Loot and Found Roofing 16-A Select your summer living site Ings needed for ca.*h buyers. MORTGAGES ARRANGED. Major Talk Oao Fraack-Arab eebeei ai. M - i 937 OLDSMOBILE 'O’!, Good ADDITIONAL Salesladies need WE RE MAKING West aide of town, bus line— loin In ealntlng th* flag and eint- aarto was damagad belbta dawa battery, tires and mechanical Garages— S ervice- Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Mr. Albert Gives You a Break!! WANTEI>—Used fumltura. Uv- now. Pay us a vtalt this weekend. $13,500. Welles Agency. Coventry. Tel. Ing- "Th* Star Spangled Banner.” X/)8T—Pair of lady’a glasaoa. Vi “EXCELLENT USED CAR ROOFING. Spedallrlng In repair ed. Ebtcellent salary. Full time or Ing room, bedroom, kitchen or 7-6872 or 7-7501. CALL 8009 today aad other bembiag* wasa condition. Radio, heater, needa Storage 10 part time. Apply Jp person. Tot's TOY FOX TERRIER PUPPIES— 3 ROOMS FURNITURE MANCHE.STER- 5 room Colonial. Rev. .Tohn Honnen of St. Onlum- reported at OaessIHa m i Hm cinity of Main atroet.,Phone 2- VALUES ing roofs of all kinds. Alao new entire households. Let us make ha'e Chanel gave th* Invocation. paint, 395. Phone 6796. ropfi. Gutter work. Chimneys and T^n3, 956 Main street. Male and female. Ideal pets for WITH AN ARTHUR A. KNOf'LA Nearly new, 200 ft. lot. Full fea COVENTRY Lake -Several good H. R. GRADY In M chigan eoatbera. eoast. Thera wasa aa 96TT. 1946 OLDSMOBILE ' ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR you an offer. The Woodshed. Gleria Bellows gavo th* welcoma 1948 FORD two-door (auper de STORAGE Space 24’ x 40'. Also cleaned, repslreo 26 years' ex children. Rockville 5-5686. Realtor tures—$14,900. shore front cottage*. $7,200 and kaawa eaeaaltlaa. luxe) radio, heater. In good me two tingle car garagea. Inquire PARTY PLAN DemonstraUira RANGE AND WASHING Phone 2-8164. and Leonard M athlei^ nlayed liOST — PASg BOOK No. 79396. SEDANETTE 2-DR. perience. Free estimates Call S75 Main S t.- Est. 1921 MANCHESTER 5 room, . ranch. up. Others near beach, $2,500 and Notice li hereby given that Pass chanical condition'. Selling price 645 North Main atreet. Phone 2- Over 50 patterns to sell In made PUREBRED GERMAN Shepherd MACHINE Nice location, large lot—$14,900. SELLING OR BUYING (« f a i e O M ) "Whispering Hop*" onrhls *6'; An immaculate black car. Howley. Manchester 5361. WANTED —Roll-awey bed Phone Offiee 5440 up. John S. Biseell, Cross ilreet. eerdien. Book No. 76399, tasued by The $775. Can be leen at 132 School 2302. ,to order curtains, etc. 100 differ puppies. Ideal for graduation or BEDROOM SUITE MANCHESTER — 6 room brick Fully equipped. mattress. Strong enough Evenings 2-,5938 or 2-4278 South Coventry. Phone Coventry Prompt. Courteous sheeL based en stated and Msi- Savings Bank of Manchester has itreet after 4 p. rn. ent premiums plus our extensive Father's Day^ present. Hooey's, LIVING ROOM SUITE adult. Call 8140. home. Many features—$17,500. Mr, Innee spoke to the elas* and Cloud Seeding DINETTE SET, RUGS, 7-6828. Serrtca ceded augm ent, shews Taft then presented Georg* E. Graff, been loet and application hae Heating— Plumbing “ 17 line pf plastic housewares. Write 28 Indian Drive. Home Listings Wanted MANCHESTER ; 6 room Cape ahtad ef Riaenhewer 444 te 882. been made to said bank for pay- 1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. PRIVATE SALE—1951 all metal Motorcycles— Bicycles House of PlaM-lcs, Avon, Conn. TABLES munerlntendent o f echools who, TINY CHIHUAHA A.K.C., regis UNOLEUM, KITCHEN Cod. Remrfdeled, cabinet kitchen Othera have 129;and thsre are 2.n. UQa..,Tlroe. ,p.ayni«M.».. .»n:»ng.e<>v . .Good, nocupanc.y, .For -further..In-, .I#rg«,..>9.1,.... *o,c,!o.s,ed,, Bo.rch- _ All «cbA0l.lit M a ... A)itl:iAln.-!nuka((ai....probably-. af reet! . *...... TLL’ 'aiVE"YtTtT'l:X3WTERMS BOLTONi^FouF"room 'rin ai i-ty-Tc ------VUWfmw TKrKMir ------and ■ "The-•Opener." -IWte-gTaduotos ...CeSeiRbutliW^r ....'COUPE"...... radio,, heater. We'll listen to res LIGHT TRUCKING. Also rubbish Edwarc Johnson. Phone 69^9 or formation contact Alice Clsmpet, heat, automatic hot water, occu dent lambasted racial discrimina ■ang “ Abide With Me" and Joseph would na* the aame meth(>. CHEVROLETS 1950-1951-1949, 36 ANTIQUES Reflnlshed Repairing apeclalty. Phone 2-0752. sizes stone delivered. Order now cellent selection. of the (Thurch School will partlcl-1 of th* eoeiety will accept A regl*' I55 Center St. — Manchester / Experienced on all Nusadorf Construction Co. Phone NEW SIX-ROOM SINGLE—Fire enjoy the graceful living In hand achool. (;!all . 3425. No agents. nawed Stand—plus 8 ststsmspt by Moat of tha homalaaa hava baan BEFORE YOU Buy a j used ear months to pay. Forget 1-3 down. done on any furniture. Tiemann, STORE OR Offices, ground floor. place, picture window, hot wstter pate throughout the major part of tratten and exhlMte will be re- pot up by friandt and ralatlvaa 189 South Main atreet. Phone AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co., local 3408. Main street near Poat Office. some-14 X J.1 living room with fire Sen. Herbert Lehmaa of Now see Gorman Motor Sale*. Bulck Douglas Motors,. 333 Main atreet. Phone 2-4545 types of production ma heat, downstairs lavatory, large CXDVENTRY' and country areas. the service. York that he planned ta base qulrad to be in place by soon for from neighboring villagea" but Salsa and Service, 2sS Main 5643. and long distance moving, pack CHAMBERS FURNITURE Phone 8988. place, full-sized dining room, at Rev. Mr. Ireland will leave Sat Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. chines. As.sembly back BOLTON — Building atone, apd lot, nice location. S. A. Beechler, tractive den, modern cabinet kitch Good buys In.4 to 10 room homes. 1952 platform plank on'lb* e(»*ebh judging. ■bout 100 art belij; cared for by ■trsst. Phone 2-4571. Open eve- 1951 BUICK Super Riviera 2-door ing, crating and storage. Service urday for (Raremont, Calif., where LINOLEUM Reiunanta 50c square ground helpful. flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry At The Green Realtor. Phone 6969. en, dnwnatalra all tile lavatory, Some with acreage. $5,000 and — brought fresh griimblbig* from A daugiitar. JHI, waa bom Juna emergency relief. Enough food te nlags. Radio, heater, $250 worth prem FOR SALE to settle an estate, , to all parts of the U. S. Call he will attend the General Council feed 700 pereona thre* day* has yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. Phone -2-0617. Stanley Patnode. Open 10 A, M. to 5 P. M. Houses (or Jlent 65 three bedrpoms and all tile bath. up. Also colonials, dairy farms southern Democrats. 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Laufana Mel- ium- white wa.1 tirqa, - Tq-lone .1948. Pontiac, four-door, sedan. 5187. Hartford 6-1423. Please Apply at the A GOOD BUY. for. a large family. and. chicken faTPis: Nrtv ranch of .Ooiigregatlonal ■ C b c ls .t l a n Th* D a m o e r a t 1c presidsntlsi bqeok ef'Pin* street, at Wlndhaor been moved. Into th* vUlag* f r m ^ J$49—1950—1951 Done by reliable, wrill-tralned You'll also enjoy the wide breeze Churches aa a delegate from th* gray. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Good tires, haw mileage. Priced Personnel Dept. LOAM FOR SALE, $10 per load Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 SIX-ROOM SINGLE—Heat and Eight large rooma, four up and way and make good use o l the tWOr _ aod^ Cape Ood homes ayailable. npmlA** race, jneanwh lie, ptekad Commualty Memorial ko^ltal. Th* Bale Bt. Paul. to- aeW. F.- R.- Manning, 47 -Mapls men. All Joba guaranteed. Hall four d o v o L .G o o d , .central^locar. Toiland Aasoclatloir o f Congrega- Unoieum "Ca, 86 (%ttaga atreet: PalMtlMgr— Paperinr ■, *1 ■delivered - Gall--7195- -between- 9 •garago-fumishad. Centrally lo* cai—fully -pinstereit- attarhFd 'g F ■Johm S: ~ Btsaell;- Cross... street-,- up^-'gpied-:aiH*r-~a--'edmp^ baliy-ts-' Hte- cbiiide** --•fiFitF-Fhffdr ‘ CHEÎÔLE^ street Phona-8146. and:6. - .tlon.. near Main streeL OU heaL tlonal Christian (Thurchen Sod mln- saatern Qu*b*(: -In ..th a.last. two. Phone 3-4022, evenings 6768 or GRAY MANUFACTURING USED w a s h e r s ” cated. Write Box O, care Her rage with toft. The children and Sonth Coventry. Phone Coventry’ quiet- week. All eix o f the avowed fitat grandchild of Mr. and Mre.- 1941 FORD Coupe. Good ôndl- FREE ESTIMATES. Exterior ald. Now vacant. ' Liberal mortgage tatcra. Two other ministers and a candidates for nomination wara .off years, was a tragic blow for th* TUDORS and FORDORS r 8109. COMPANY grown-ups too will appreciate the 7-8828. AUguat Pareon of Pin* atreet end tion. Call 2-9828. STOP AND LOOK and Listen. painting. Have it done now. PEAT HUMUS. Excellent soil con Reconditioned and terma. T. J. Crockett, broker, 190 x 26.1 lot with many apple layman will also attend the con aomewhera making apoechta, Con 1,700 residents ef this villagt, M 16 Arbor Street ference with Rev. Mr. Ireland aa gianddbuffhfer of Mr. and Mrs. FULLY EQUIPPED 1950 Hudson 4-door Commodore POWER BURNERS and Range Phone 2-1388. ditioner,—top dressing. Phone | Guaranteed phone 5416 or ”r**ldence 3761. treea and other shrtibs. Yoii mu.st COVENTRY—State road. Cnlonlal, necticut-was naming 19 convan Laurtn* Holbrook. ■'Sf..' also' of miles east ef Quebec 'Chty. Other 1942 BUICK 4-door sedan tpecitl. 8. radio, heater, dike new. Full Burners expertly cleaned and Hartford, Conn. 6515. 810 -And Up Suburban for Rent 66 see this home In order to see s!I i l rooms, 2 hatha, old features, representatives of the 19 churches tlon .dalagatea and tha 19th nsma Pin's atraat. Mrs. Holbrook la the eentere etriMk by major blaaas Just overhauled. Fully equipped. guarantee. ' McClure Auto, 373 PAINTING and paperhanging. BRICK CAPE COD with base in the Tolland Aasnclation. with a promita of at laaat en* vets were RintouakI, Cabano, Cap Chat UP ’TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY serviced. Let ua service and re "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” ABC APPLIANCE CO. COVENTRY. Main street. 3 room the good points for making thia the modern improvements. Income former Gloria Parson. • New paint and ready to go, No Main, Open 'til 9 'p. m. Tel. Interior and exterior. Cabinet SEPTIC TANKS — Orangeburg ment garage. Four rooms with Final Meeting waa added to th* Hat. and Bept lies. pair your washing machine or re ground floor apartment, couple Ideal home. All windows are cop poaaibllltles, scrcage, overlook Mrs. Robert Taggert of West money down on this one. See Bob 9442. building and building contract and Bertnico solid or perforated | 21 Maple St: tile bath and beautiful kitchen The Senior HI Youth Fellowship Pnibriglit Has 99 Vetee The viUage's main huildinga. Bob Oliver Always Has frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0888. drain tllea, for homes, cottages. only, Wclleie Agency, Coventry. per weatherstrlpped Slle'nt-Tyne. ing village, reduced to $16,000. street, returned to her home from Oliver today. Center Motors, 461 ing. Call CIMf, 2-4298. WE HAVE Desirable opening for Phohe 2-1575 down. Upstairs 1s completely Water pipea are copper. Hot water Several other 4 and 5 room of the church will have Its final The newcomer waa len. J. Wil general stores, poet office, hank an ambition* young man. Duties 10% off cash and 6arry, McKin- I . TeL. 7-6872______floored. Insulated, alt the stud Heapital Thursday, bringing with end th* Quebec Telephone Com Chevrolets Main atreet. ALL TYPES of carpenter work. heating plant with cimilnttng homes: Weliaa Agency, Coven meeting of the season Sunday. liam îlbrigbt of Arkansas, whoaa haf, th* ton born to aha and Mr. 1940 DODGE Tudor sedan. Phone Including repairs. Also building include retail credit and collec ney Lumber A Supply, Bolton' WE BUY and sell good used furni ding is ip and plumbing la In. Oil Their picnic and outing June 25 atata convention at LittU Rock pany's two-'atory exchange were 23 pump, cant Iron convector type re try. Tel. 7:6872 or 7-7501. Taggart, June 5, The baby b> th* 1948 CHEVROLET Aero Sedan. 2-2990. lot for sale. F.- Smith. Phone 2- RepalriiiK tlon worll, office detail work,- In Notch. ture, combination ranges, gas hot water heat with baseboard cessed radiators and oil burner. will be at Ocean Beach, New Lon yesterday pledged him all 92 of Its destroyed. Spared was the large, side rales and general assistance ranges and naaters. Jones Furni Suritmer Homes for Rent 67 first grandson of Mr. end Mrs. gray-stone perish church, sepa CENTER MOTORS Radio, heater, attractive two- 4848. _ MATTRESS. Your old mattreiaes radiation. Immediate occupancy. Automatic domestic hot water W i n d s o r —Not far from Bradley don. with transportation fur votes. 'ITi* promise ia good for the tone green finish. In exretlent PERHAPS YOU’RE MISSING to branch manager. Excellent op MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. ture Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041,. Good mortgage available.' T. J, first balloL After IhaL the dsle- Frederick Brehsht of Hebron. Mr*., rated from th* fir* area by- a 461 MAIN ST,...... sterilized and remade like new. $2 down, $2 weekly, Buy the new FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE with all year around. School bus stops at Field — overalze Cape Cod, two nished by Mrs. Kenneth A. Down condition. A scarce model STONE AND Brick mason, alao portunity for advancement. Phone Crockett, broker, phone 6416 or tales were about-evenly- divided. Brehanf is third grad* teacher In stream. , SOMETHING GOOD Call .Jones Furniture and Floor Worcester Power Mower. Fa MAGIC CHEF Gas Range. AÎ conveniences at Coventry Lake. com er of Sunset and Chestnut Hill. yeara old, very good condition. ing. Mrs. Herbert B, ■ Rose and [i 1949 MERCURY. Maroon convert!, Douglas Motors,'333 Main street cement work. Valentino Belluocl, -Mr. Chaffln-. - Manehester 6636 to residence 3761. fn euppoH of Oeor;orgla'a Boa. Rlch- Horace WI Pprler.-Soliool! I !! Clement Duch*ana, 8aBof a tazi-itf Covering. 36 Oak. TeL 2-1041. mous Brlggs-Stfatton mytor. condition.' Reasonable. Moving. Phone 4095 after 4:30 p. m. New low dop-n-ps^-ment now puts AM modem convenlencea. Excel Mr*. Truman ©. Ireland. June 21 Mrs. Winifred Brehant, who has ble. Good condition. Deluxe equip Buy A “One Owner Cer” 80 Birch atreet. Tel. 2-160L arrange Interview. The Sherwin lent ' neighborhood. Nearly one the group will have a food sale to ard Russell and nllhole ~ Oev. Ad- driver, was th* men who put th* 1949 CHEVROLET Four-door De- Phone 4164. Phone 2-1353; this home wlthKi easy reach of th» retumad home tor th* summer va- paint on the atovc. H* aald; "1 ped. Call 2-1135. Efisy Terms Williams Co.. 719 Main street COTTAGE FOR RENT — Point TWp-FAMILY with six rooma on discriminating buyer. Priced at acre of park-llke ground*. A help defray expenses of the picnic lai Stevenson. .Luxe Sedan. Radio, Heater. Beau RUBBISH Removed, lawns mowed O’ Woods. August 16 to 30 eatlen from her etudlee at Bos turned the ring off and the whole Bonds— Stocks— Manchester, Conn. S'TAMP COLpEcrrORS — Sup-.| FLORENCE, Combination gas and aach aide. In good condition. $22,900 for Immediate anie and o c good buy at $14,,100. Ellaworth and outing. Kefauver leads In tha Democratic a n d tlfiil two-tone (Inlah. Like new in 1950 Dodge Coronet — Gyromatlc and odd jobs done. Also light ton University, la. with bar siatea thing blew up. In a minute, th* BED all—1950 Nash Arn- piles. New Issbes.-'RT. S., General. Rhone 2-0384 or 7856. Nice yard. Very reasonably cupancy. .Rea aon for aale, m*'ner Mitten Agency. 6930. The church rcdecoratlon commit delagate strength, with 249 m the baaaador, tudor, radio, heater, every respect. Douglas - Motors. drive. Radio and heater, white trucking Call Johnny 2-3749. Mortgages 31 oil range, 4-4, white porcelain. Mro. Taggert for the week. houea became filled with ambka.^' ATTENTION—Male College or Open 'Ul 9 Wed.. Thura., ,Fri. Tel. 2-1614. priced at $10,000. One side will haa accepted poaltlon In New tee will be In-charge of a turkey Associated Preae tabulation. Rue- 333 Main atreet. wall-Urea, green. Low mileage. COLUMBIA Lake— Lakefront cot MIm Judith Binder of Pin* hydramatic. Excellent condition. FTRST AND Second mortgages high school students 18 or over, Campreas Stamps, 6 So. Main | be vacant upon sale. T. J. Crock Jersey. _ COVENTRY. Route 44-A.^ 8- shoot June 28 at the Plains In South sell has 89V4, Harriman 98H, eth See this special. McClure Auto, COMPLETE kepalrs by Stuart R. tage, Bleep's four. Fireplace, boat, atr*(ft ie at Bargeant'e Oamp of 1949 OLDSMOBILE Mode) 76 1951 Wlllya 8 Station Wagon— Wolcott on washing machines, bought for our own account Fast, we have three summer vacation street. G. E. REFRIGERATOR, good con ett, broker, phone 5416 or resi room Fjigllah Colonial, needa re Coventry In celebration of the ers 298. There er* 394 uncommit 878 Main. Open 'til 9 p. m. Tel. Heater, white wall tires, over jobs open at our Manchester all electric. Available June 15th- dence 3751. HENRY ESrOTT AGENCY decorating. Srti’Sted nicely on ted and 150 to he named. Nomina Bioeton Unlvareity completing her aedanette. Hydramatic, fully vacuum cleaners, motors, imall confidential service. Manchester dition. Can,,be seen at 18 Trojtter _July 26. See Satuiyiay, Sunday present church building. There will Topi In Vocation Ploni ...... drive. Many other extras. Like - plant. Contact Mr.- Berris-or Mr. ARIBTO-BILT unpaintad chests -etreet;*--^------;------one- acre of- land, -38,500. Inapec. tion, at-the July M. eenyentloB. In work, for the., semeatef. in.coiuvec- equipped; -This-one ir '" a real appllancea. Tick up and delivery. Investment Corp;; 887 Main Johnson. Main highway. hti refreshments -and a- day's- nut • new, 2,500 miles. Maron. .Friday or Monday at and bookcases completely set up | IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — HeWiw 'and ‘■ffieffna'l^^^ tlon by appointment only.' Jer Chicago requires t i t . tlon with bar court* at Sergeant 129.95 PER MQNTH will deliver beauty. For the beat In values A-1 repair. Salea. 180 Main atreet Phone 5416. ting and activftle*. The public Is 19.50 Ford "8" StgUori Wagon. Rogers Corp., Mill and Oakland reedy to finish. The Woodshed, 11 2 >4 YEARS OLD Frlgidalre, 7.7 Attractive four-room home, ex 266 High Street West. Mancheeter ome Agency,' 2-3151. Invited. Proceeds will be used for The OOP's action In sanding dis ColVig*. Mr. and Mrs. Bol Binder, one of our guaranteed used cars. see ^ b Oliver today. Center Phone 8597. MAINE— Old Orchard Beach, three pandable second, floor. Thermo Telephone Manchester .1683 trict delegate disputes back to tha 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- streets. Manchester. Main street. cu. ft., Glenwood combination gas the redecorating and painting pm- her parents and th* ether rhUdran 1946-1962, and your old car. Why Motor Salea, 461 Main. Business Opportunities 32 and oil range, in good condition, minute walk to ocean, good quiet seal windows and doors, shade state's was on* of th* week's hot In th* family, drov* to Petarboro, Dr.—Radio, heater, green. section, five room year round MANCHESTER.— Three bedroom Wanted— Real Eatate 77 gram. Further information may be | wait. Trade now. Easy terms. SIGNS WANTED -.-WhsHCr-poUaher. LARGE OSCILATING fan on - $100; Florence space heater, three trees. Price $11,900. Down pay obtained from Mr. and Mrs. Adam ' pom exX developmanta. II WM N. H., whare th* camp Is located M caure Auto, 378 Main. Call 2 1951 BUICKS, 1949-1950 Chevro 1949 Ford Custom ''6” 4-Dr.—Ma FOR LEASE, in Manchester, go cottage, heat, hot water, shower house. New water pipes, oil heat, lets: Payments little as $13.80, ALL KINDS young man interested in a per standard, suitable for store use. years old. gbod condition, $30. ment $2.-500. 25-year mortgage. G. QuandL Sr., the paraOnage or P**'"*** Taft iMCklira Wim to vlalt her last we*k'*nd. 9442. Open evenings. roon. ing gasoline station, good loca manent full time poattlon with all conveniencee, $60 weekly. Tel. full cellar, garage. Lot 50 x-150. ^ CONSIDERING SELLING 1941 Chevrolets, 1941 Ford Sta Price reasonable. Kemp's, Inc., Cot, suitable for summer cottage. Call Madeline Smith, Realtor, ■Full price S9..100. Excla-ive with Mrs. O. J. Mcl-alle^, committee >'*'’• b**" 1948 Dodge 4-Dr.—Red. radio and - Silk Screen Process tion, major company, moderate progressive Pontiac dealership 2-8702 evenings. 2-1842 or 4679. YOUR PROPERTY ? McCLURE'S Special— No cash tlon Wagon. Nothing down 763 Main street. Phone 2-3775. Schwartz Real Eatate. Manchea general.chairman. I l<> ‘ h* proi**!* »>>• »l**"hO*rar heater. ! Printing Investment to responsible party. snd who wishes an opportunity Without obligation to you. we down, 1939 Plymouth fordor. Very Douglas Motors, 333 Main street COTTAGE on Cape Cod available ter 8274, Hartford .1-5138. ■"■■Rev. John E. Kingaburv, Jr., of | fort**- 1947 Oldsmobile "78'' 2-Dr. Deluxe | For Informattpn, or appointment for. advancement should call FOR DAD'S DAY—A Reo-Royal USED SPEED Queen washing MANCHESTER--Four rooms fin will appralae or make you a cash North Coventry will hi guest , Trft p^ple gwarMly con^^ Pr*Hy PintdipplB ClotH clean. McClure Auto. 373 Main NEON SERVICE June 28-July 11. Near popular offer for property. Bee ua before 1951 BUICK SPECIAL RIVIERA Radio and heater. I call Hartford 7-3236. Frank Melluzxo at Balch-Pontiac, deluxe lawn mower, $2 down, $2 machine. Good working condi ished, two unfinished. Will sell preacher at hla home church the >* o**B**> ** Open ’til 9 p. m. Call 2-9442. ED. TOMCZUK beas:h. Moderate rate. Phone OUR LOSS—Your gain. Leaving you sell. ____ Oo\ipe. Radio, heater. Dynaflow Inc., 1.55 Center atreet. Tel. 2-4545. a week plus If you turn in your tion. Call 2-2421 after 5 p. m. furnished, complKely. partially town and happy four room Cape Second Congregational (Thurch i" 1946 Plymouth 4-Dr. Special De- phone 8268 After 5:30 P. M. old hand xnnw»r for Dad.-Wa-.uAll 5871. . Phone 6273 Q g t K l4 -'a a w -lo -a v e y eaapeet,—Bewu-. ‘Ond- •w+th' ■expanalmr -irt trd* “ "Wh IT tiful two-tone finish. Douglas Phone 8651. BRXe-SOTtN“ K8rXt','TY*” “ ' ' «.m. ..r^lee. ' h (. .ermnn tOplc ' " ‘ ’ '•''B*tergs reprasentative*r#pr*S*nt*tlV#e —**ttl*d running condition. Call 4539 c 1940 Packard 4-Dr.. Gray, heater. UGHT TRUCKING—AUo rub- ** - I .J I S 1 V* FOR RENT— Five room water garage. On exceptional lot. Quiet a.m. services. His sermon Motors, 333 Main street. chine. Excellent condition. Rea by th* convention. _2_-y00^____ bish removal. Phone 2>259). .or entire herd of N.C.B.A. Pedigreed wrist watch. Get your order In 1 front cottage, all conveniences, location. Don't mis* thia. Call REM. ESTA'TE _ will be "Children of God." Chris ------SOLIMENE, Inc. - ' — CWnchilhui. Six -mated- pairs and now for delivery Sunday -a.- -m. | sonable. Call 2-2511- ...... WES'T SIDE:.::81x room Cape Cod, tian Endeavor—Bociety- wlH meet ...... Tp*A*,HeW-V,niM>*»teB...... 10p% GUARANTEE. One owner 2*800S. garage. Season or by month; Also Plertered walls and oak floor- 2:9t8S...... still awaiting dispoaitton waa Dodge-Plymouth Cars sight young. Attractive, wholesale LIKE TO .GO. IN BUSINESS Ask .. for Johnny. FlUtpatriek, ILL SIZE Universal ■ electric twp^ropm cottage, available.. for - I l M U I R E S at the Church Commimlty House -C l^ ’IltY OVERHEAD car, 1950. Mudaea club coupe. price include all equipment. Fône 5191. Brunneria T.V., 858 { ' Ing throughouL feramlc tile-bath, SIX FÎBHEO-room s, spotless Burfday 'a t '. 7;.10' 'p.m! Cîldren'ti the case of Texa*L whoa* BS -votan Commodore 6, radio, heatqr, low JolvRaf^ Trucks * FOR YOURSELF? range,' 41 model For quick sale, few week*. Write Box LM, Herald, lavatory, fireplace. vestibule, Is th* biggest block invoivsd. Ms- c a r p e n t e r Work of all kinds. East Center street. $100. Phone Rockville 6-7281. -----*■ condition. OH burner, screens, EXPERIENCE day:at this church wJH be June 29. EI.G §A Î)SG ,S, „ mileage. McClure Auto, S73 Main 634 Center Stre&t ; -Robert (^ flib e ri. .Rhonf ,;M)772,., Phone 4930 .^three dormers, hatchway, _Top. .enhower leaders In Texas claim all ...... ------.. ■ atqrui , wi«(«#*:*,j«afei»«t,’kit*hBn,; Pn^Juns-ja.^t, JntmArOay, Dm.-Ore. defeifates 'were im-miBial ‘ tipeVPtft'O ^r'fri.-'TeV • BhbhrSItif ' 'tjNlT«-:i4'' long-'each;' twtij ONE OF A kind floor sample Ap W anti^ to Rent " ’ 68 ’' 'oVertitze " gti oak .floors, cellar, picnic grove, der of Masons , and Eastern Btar ! Bee Our Large Selection Of Would you like to be in a rage. Exclusive with Henry Es- non* by district*. Safe Place To Buy Used Cara tube fluorescent fixtures. Call pliances $274.95 Ironrite Ironer large landscaped lot. Price Sll,- If you dccido. to sell, will attend serrices here In a body. New and Used Cara Todiy A WRITTEN ■ Ouarantece. 1950 HonsehoM Bcrrlcm H^lp Wanted— Female 35 business where someone, else 6277. ADVANCE' RENT! -i- Btislneaa cott Agency. Tel. 3683. Top pollUna) news of th* .week Hudson club coupe. Super ' for $224.95; $219.95 Florence elec- Couple desire 3, 4 or 5-room 000. Owner, Manchester 2-18.37. you’ll waril to assure Sunday Masses . however, waa th* ■alectlon of Taft , . •W,e.-Ttxde,,Wllil . . . ,, 1951 CHEVROLET Fleetline de- Offered I S A furnished all the capital^— . trie, range' $179.95; , $385.. poolera- Sunday. ma.Ws . at .Bt- Hfiry.'S. radio -and,,: heater,; only- ^ :0 0 0 ■ hijte four-door sedan.' Radio, heat SHIRT PRESS OPERATOR - apartment. September occupancy. CUSTOM BUILT OoloiiUl. large BCINTHJLATING 6-room home youraelf of the moat re aupporlara to flU Uira* e f -tha feur niilea. McClifre Apt'o, 373 Main Five-day week and benefits. Ex where your'‘ earnings were 200 FT. MALLEABLE H” copper tor home freezer $299.95; $159.95 living room, fireplace, 'cabinet Cihurch In Smith Ooveiilir w-fll be key joba at th* convantien. The 1962' Dodge—Radio and heater,. 2- er. , Beautiful gray flritah. ■ Low FLAT FINISH Holland window Call New Britqln 4-1621, collect. with 'hreezeway and gafage. On liable real estate coun.sel Open 'til'9 p. m. Tel. 2-9442. perience not necessary. Apply limited only by your own abil tubing with fittings. Phone 5871. Thor wa.vhing machine $134.95; kitchen, three bedrooms, two-car at 7:30 aim. and 10:,30 a.m.; at three; Gen. Douglaa MacArthur 3* door deluxe. Low mileage. A big mileage. See It. Douglaa Motors, shades made to measure. All lot 100 X 400. Wonderfully com availablg. May we sug St. Joseph’s Church In EaglevHle aavlng. in person. New Model Laundry, ity? As an automobile sales $259.95 Kelvinator refrigerator BCH(X)L TEACHER and wife de- garage. Beautifully 'landsceped. keypot* speaker, Walter 8. Halla- 1941 FORD Super DeLuxe Station 333 Main. metal Venetian bjinds at a new OUTBOARD Motor, 2-cyllnder, 5 $219.95; $89.95 Lewyt vacuum slre 4 or 5-room unfurnished rent. plete and well built home. In gest that you call us. at 8:30 a.m. 73 Summit street. man in dur employ, you would Excellent neighborhood. $16,800. ■country setting: Price $17,500. nan of West Vltginla as .temporary 1953 Dodge Coron'et Fordor Sedan Wagon. ' Newly refinished. CTaa tow price. Keys made while you h. p.. Running condition, $25.’ cleaner $69.95. Watkins Bros., Phone 2-1598. Call owner 2-1827. i You’ll Hke our sincere ap There wdll be a setback party chairman and Ban- Eugene MUll HOW ABOUT This !!! 1941 Stude have such an opportunity. (Tall Madeline Smith, Realtor. here Wednesday at 8 p.m. with —gyromatlc transmlaaion, fully i heater. In excellent condition. baker, 'tudor. radio and heater. wait. Marlow’s ASSISTANT For doctor’s office. Two-bumer kitchen heater and Inc., 935 Main atreet. proach to your real es kin of Colorado ai platfofm earn equipped. An excellent buy. New See for yourself. Douglaa Mo- Must have typing ability. State cv:^ntry. 1951 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan—Low NO $ $ $ Down, 1936 CheyrolcT new In every reapect. Douglaa The following position is4-milli0fis of dollars worth of Smith, Realtor 2-1642 or 4679. Elsenhower, that of mealing pri Boats and Accessories' 46 for cottage. Phone 3848. erences. Phone Mr. Oddi, 2-4533. Corporal MoreauJeJUje son o i Mr. mileage. Very clean car. fordor., good condition. McClure Motors, 333 'Maln. available in our Gray Research advertising. Lots (or Sale 7.7 Open 9 to 9 and Mrs. JosepTT A. Moreau, also vately with key-atat* dalegatae in Auto, 737 Main. Open 'til 9 p. m. $50 REWARD! Couple with weR- BRAND NEW—One four room efforts te held premlaad vote* and 1950 Studebaker V Ton Pickup— Florist*— Nareerles IS and Development Company in ELEGTRIC Water heater, 60-gal expandable, $10,400. Five room, of South Coventry. The baby wa* Tel. 2-9442. CHEVROLET 1949 Stylellne de lon capacity. Used three months, bchaved 6 year old daughter urg QUIET HILLSIDE lot for cottage gat new one*. ° A youthful bare-arm atyl* thatte As good as new. Low mileage. luxe 4-door sedan. Radio, heater. Naturally we -prefer men NEW 14. Ft. runabout 120 lbs. $12,700. Large lots. H. B. Grady. AN AGENCY with a Hat of ready bom on her 'father’s birthday. Buckland, Conn. 375. Call 3087. ently need 4 er 5 room unfurnish About 360 feet from beach and a 'must' for your •vacation wrard- One owner. 35 Irving atreet, Man TRANSPLANTED Flowering and who have had some selling ex 1135. Willlmantic 3-2607. 8009. boat mooring. Maple Drive, Lake- buyer* a’alting for 4. 5, d, 7 Discontinue SeMlons 1948 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan—Per YOU DON'T need cash for thl Vegetable Plants. Geraniums, ed apa'-tment. Phone 2-9065. An nil noil woouui waa arraated robe, whethar at bom* er away. 1941 Lincoln tudor. radio, heat chester. BOOKKEEPER perience but this is not abso view Terrace, Coventry Lake, room and 2-farally houset. Call Troop 57 Scouts have discontin fect throughout. jcucbslas. Begonias, Vinca, Spike, LIVING ROOM set. Three piece ATTTRACmVK . 4-Room Home. ued Friday night meetings at th* for braaking a shop wrindsw. Ne Th* capeiet buttons on and pro- er. V-8 motor. McClure Xuto, 373 Young woman kigh school lutely necessary, as we have bfond maple, practically new. ENGINEER and wife would like Price $500 cash. Box N. Manches Bomhelra A Smith, Agents. 6946- woman likes to ■** a dreae thatê 1935 FORD Coupe with pickup etc. Window boxes and urns Diainonds— Watches— Gatnge. (Tomer lot. Near new vidaa a quick chahge whan yea 1948 Studebaker Champion—Fine Main. Open ‘tli 9 p. m. Tel. graduate. Must hai?e excelfent an excellent training program^ Coventry 7-6380. four room unfumislied apertment ter Herald. 6fl6. just Ilk* hen. want a light cover. condition. body, $65. 1083 Tolland Turnpike, filled.. Hardy plants, shrubs, ever Jewelry 48 er rent. Please call 4(102 after scbool, bus and itorea. Large 9443. greens, fruit trees. Seeds, in Pattern No. 8800 ii a eew-rite Buckland. background in bookkeeping 6:30. ■hade trees. Direct from owner. 1948 Chevrolet Two Ton ‘Chassis secticides, window boxAs and Phone LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, ra- perforated pattern in eiaes 10, lA 1948 CHEVROLET club coupe. and payroll duties. Accurate palra, adjuats watchea expertly. FIVE BURNER oil stove with Must be seen to be appreciated. BALCH Is Your and Cab—EIxtra clean truck. 1949 CHEVROLET Stylellne de cemetery vases. Woodland GsT' Phone 2-2481. 14. 19, 18, 20; 40, 42. Six* 12. Tu-tone. Excellent condition. typing essential to maintain MR. SOLIMENE Reaaonable prices. Open dally. built-in oven. CaU 6150. TWO, THREE-room unfurniehed Be Included among our clirnte whose property we have sold by dress, 3 1-8 yard* of 39-lnch; i'ilj Ready for work. 1949 Chevrolet 4-door. Like new. luxe , sedan, radio, heater. Color den'k, 168 Woodland atreet. Phone apartment wanted by mother and Start your helriooia collectloa greem In excellent condition 8474. personnel records. Congenia Thursday evenings 129 Spruce •VERNON STREET—New S-room including youf property among those wre have for sale! CAR POLISHING cape, eontraat, 1 5-8 yarda. 1950 Chevrolet 2-door Fleetllrie. at 5101 For An Appointment StreeL Phone 2-4387. THREE-PIECE living room aetj. adult daughter. Tel. 2-2525. ' wrUh thia beautiful tablecloth. It ta 1948 Ford H Ton Panel—Wonder throughout. A real bargain. Hur atmosphere. Excellent work General Electric refrigerator. In ranch, fireplace, hot water heat For thl* pattern, aeqd 30c In ful condition. Fully equipped. You'll never buy FLOWERS and vegetable plants, eaatly crochated by joining four ry! Douglas Motors. 333 Main. ing conditions. A job worth in quire 17 Carroll Road. Tel. 2<~: WANTED t o Rent — Lakefront with oil, tile bath mahogany trim, FRANK U PINNKV Q AND reina, your nama. addrea*. ate* a dud If you buy‘your car from ready now. An assortment of inch pinaappi* aquare* tegethar. daaired, and tb* pattern number 1947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Sedan- "Bud.” The working man's friend. vestigating. Garden— Farm— Dairy 1409. cottage at either Bolton, Coven full cellar. Attached breexeway i^MocUt* In 'Farm* ^ . . Mak* tha Ubiaeloth any ain* you 1941 PONTIAC tudor. Good condi . evergreen trees, nursery stock and garage. Ebctra large loL - i f ) te 8u* Bumatt, Th* Mandiaster Radio, beater. 1951 Dodge 3-door. 7,000 miles. YOUNG Man over 18 with driveriB Frodacts 59 try or Columbia Lstke* for week Evas, hlauehester 3817 K e & l t O r daalra. tion inside and out. Call 2-2404 All at reduced prices. Always 1 of July 26th or Aug. 2nd. Phone Phone 6969. B. A. Beechler, Real Evening Herald, 1160 Ave. Amar- Fully equipped."lS47 Dodge 4- after 5 p. m. Please Apply at the llcenie for pert time in drug Pattern No. 6708 cootaiiis eem- 1946 Pontiac 2-Dr. Sedanete^Ra- open. Evenings and Saturdays. PRITCHARD and Bonnie Best 1-4167. tor. A (Mlia) SIMONIZING lea*. New York SdrN. T. door. P ric^ to sell. 1946 Mercury 379 Bumsida Ave. jSraeahouM Personnel Dept. ■tore. Apply in person, 459 Hart Machinery and Tools 52 pteta erechattng Inatruetieoa, ma Send 29 tonU today for your dio and heater. f Tomato plants, $1.50 per 100, $10 terial requlrelnenta, atltch Ulultra- convertible. Low mileage. Hart East Hartford. 8-3091. r ford road. CUSTOM BUILT—One year old, VValtoN copy of Basic Fashion '99. It Many, Many Others ford Road Used cars at the Calso 1951 MODEL Philco electric per 1,000. Pepper planU 25c doz-, „ tlena and finishing direetiona. GRAY MANUTACTURING MECHANIC—We have a perman en, lettuce plants 16c dozen. Tony | USED REX Cement mixer, hey' Basiness Property 5%-room Ranch. Large living ;| J Asaor'ate la Sales BETTER DEAL shows you bow te mak* your Station on Hartford Road, Man range, $130.'Phone 2-8583. room, dinette. 3 bedrt>omi, tile Sand 25c In eolna, your name, Sara At ” ent, full time opening for A-1 Carabinix 12 Glehwood streeL rakes, elde rakes, mow- For Sale 70 Eves, filanchester 3160 CAUSSIS address and tha Pattern Number wardrobe do double duty writk chester. * . AFRICAN Violets for sale. Sturdy COMPANY bath, hot water oil heat, hatch ecoiMRileal. Ume-anvteg s t y l^ 1949 BUICK super convertible plants. O ^ ice colors. Call 3337. mechanic. This porition offered Pbone 2-4187. 'I cultivators, plows, harrows, "Spertallzlng in Homes— City, Suburban and Farms— SInco 1910" PONTIAC DEALER to Ann* Cabot (Uaaehanter Bve- f BAItLOW MOTOK SAUBS 1952 DODGE. ^900 miles. New 16 Arbor Street spreaders, tractors, caierpiUar,' ITORE BUILXiING for aale To be way, stairway to attic. Owner (Hft patten* printed teald*. IB coupe, radio, heater. Nice condi with all employee benefita and semoved from premlsea fiise 10’ g R E R ' S P i l L ■tef Haraldl U W Av*. AiMrteaa. Wapping, Oonn. car guarantee. Two-tone gray. tion. Original grqgn finish. Grab liberal eamlnga. Contact .Frank STRAWBERRIES — PkkVsurl 22. Simplicity equipment Teems. transferred. Exclostye with Blva 941 Mate Btraat, Hartford, 2-7683 — Kvenlnga, Hanehaater 9190 cents. Hartford, Conn. E 17’. Phone 2-8324^ Tyler, tet S-4489. Kaiw Tor|i M , K . T . Open Until 9 P. M. and Sundays Tour car In trade. Balance three thia anappy number. Douglaa CHRYSANTHEMUM P lant*.; MeUuaso at Balch-Pontiac, Inc,, own, 25c. Bring eontainalsntainacs. Pas-1 Dublin Tractor Oo., North Wind Fhoiis 5404 years, 5%. CaU 3-0880. Motors, S33 Main Oiolce varieties. Phone 8186. “ A GOOD PLACE TO WORK’* 135 Center street. Tel. 2-4545. quallni Farm, Avery street ham Road, WiUlmantie 8-3217. ( ' W SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1952 ATerage Daily Net Press Run ThsWaathei', FACE TWELVE iBanrlfPHtPr lEupning Ifprafii For the Week Bodlag Feroeaat of U- 8- WeatlMf'l June 14, 1952 __ Fair, ettoler tonlikt. 8 e a t |^ Clarification AirtresH Tells— 10^596 ed ariemdoR showers, UHIo,wsim-- AboutTown Mastnarina-Leclefc Nuj Member of the Audit er Tuesday, Heard Along Main Street * Mrs. Leonard A. Cleveland of Rnrean of Clrenlattoaa Manchetter^—A City of Village-Charm BunMt CouncU No. 46. D«gre« 174 Benton street Is not the AboutW AyES That Interpret The Wishes of PocahonUi. wlU moot Monday Mrs. Cleveland who was In- Of The Family . ... lU fifat 8'b'cloclt nrrJrieW hall. And on Sont9 of Mase a conclusion as streets, delivered a atrong protest over->condltloned; that Is, that, in Leagues in Manchester and in the Haeunde — their thatched-roof j to how long the vehicle had been argue, and the rouncil eventually FILMS-CAMERAS toe...... the thinking of many Amerlcsns. boot training... vlropped the Korean war. from iUs, to the Russisns. ruum BCLBs, c a s e s ,. hundreds of - other communities Mias Jacqueline A. Leclerc,. pcarlînd rhTnc.stones. Her bridal Mi.ss Williams emerged from houses on fire—and nearby vil- abandoned . Soviet Ambassador Constantine this country mot only leads but throughout the country. It should agenda. MOVIES, FARTS dominates? Could’it be that the daughter of Mr. anad Mrs, W al-, was of phalaenopsis and the-experience with a high regard lagers took off far safer areas.: Nanwl by Pollw Malik startled the .worivl In i Rodionov was summoned to tV certainly make a mark on school foi-.the.work. the. girla of. the .Navy. -.- Most of-themu:lagged..the roads ,to., =. .Wright..,a residenôf So^^^ FWtgn. D^‘v« .the: -cMmtry i* thWigiit of by these peo'- and " big ttagtle baseball ' "arid ter--N'.-'Leclerr'of YS Main PuiOin;------entr.Vy h«A b«4m nAmw ‘ by-Stite. 'Mjti'rhr this ■ year ■ vvHb •bir -yltdenP''- Ariiilir Drift Stbru ple with the over-conditioned are doing. "ThV.v arc a seridus- charges that the United Nations test personally from Prims Mlllr - . should also exert a good Influence became the bride of William F./gowned in bride blue' marquisette mihded, hard-working group," she., WINDOW Supply officersTsaid the big ; Police-Lieutenant William Bundle later Tag# Erlander, who is also minds aa another Rome, with pro^ on the character of thousands of Mastrianna, son of Mr. and : with satin midriff, bouflant skirt was wafflng germ warfare In Foreign Minister. Crowds 'in front ewsulB- ststioned In. conquered American boys. says, "and I saw at first hand ■ Korea and China. Steven Mastrianna of .89 LefHtig- and .short cape with a turned-back what an Important part of out; (Continued on Page Eleven) (Continiied on Page Eleven) of the Soviet ejnbassy Jeered Rodi FILMS luida nil oyer the. world to main The only thing to watch out for, well avenue, W aterbury,/this collar. She wore a floral cap and DRESSING The disarmament commission onov as he left and spat into the tain a Pax Americanus? Navy they have become. They arc j finslly voted him out of oriler, Ellsworth Mitten DEVELOPED AND thought are the adults. The mana morning. The ceremony per- I carried a''scmi-Colonial bouquet of embassy compound. Perhaps. But these thoughts ger who "blows his top" at the not all just secretaries, 'At Great | Facts about Venetian Blinds saying that the .commission wa." Sweflen demanded an immedi la Right! PRINTED soon proved too weighty to be pur formed in St, B ridget'sûrch at Pinocchlo roses. Lakes the.v were filling in at jobs : umpire or at one of hla kid play 10 o’clock hy Rev. Theodore Gu- The gowns of the bridesmaids set up to discuss disarmament ^ lIiTRld ' Photo. • ate Inveatigatlon and prompt pun atMirh^ter BaallODL sued In the warm weather we've ers or the angry pop who bellows as medical . technicians, account-,; only. .... -^7------— V- ishment of “thoee- reaponsiMe for can give you better 24-HOUR SERVICE been having, so we stored them, hala. Spring Bowers 'ompo.sed the ’'were identical in style to that of ants and a dozen other occupa^ : , David Ijvwler. or GlaiBlohItury, In WwHerd garti, rides TRpper," at the ump shouldn't be put out decorations. the maid of honor, but of blush Collector's Item II. S. Will Pushên€!wal Malik's 'term as counc-li chair-' I winning honie In the Local Pleasure Hone Class at the IJnns Club the outrage." service- For reeulta call Film Deposit Box along with our dark blue suit, if his player or son does the same tions. Some of them even worked Man ends June 30. He will be, suc- 1 Erlander also delivered a second » Manchester Realtor. away for the summer. Escorted to thA altar and pre pink marquisette. They wore floral as mechanics in the transporta-1 Herond Annual Horse Show held yesterday at Mt. Nelui. I•w'ler At Store Entrance thing. He learned it from the old sented in m a r^ g e by her father, caps and carried pink feathered eeeded by Sir Gladwyn Jebb of - and "Dipper" also took third place In t(»e Weiteriv Pleasure Class. Eisenhower request to the Russians that they 'uns. Just bear in mind, you grown tlon pool." j They might have l»een Junk to Britain. eWA Maps __ ♦ 1 Readers .Agree the bride' was-Attended by her sis carnations and blue delphiniums. Of Steel Output for War 1 .Sandra Howland, 10, "of 543 Wnodhrldgr [street, rides "Cherry Red," halt further espionage activity by JARVIS REALTY ups, this game is for the kids. Mrs. Leclerc cho.se for her According to. the star, the girls ' Grandma but the antlqne col- See Red Propaganda | I their diptomata In Rweden. This Phone Man. 4112 Our article last week concerning ter. Miss Marie Louise Leclerc as who Join the Navy are filled with first plnee winner In the Pet Pony Claqs and third plaee winner In KEMP'S double feature.# and our auggestlon maid ofônor. Bridesmaids were daughter's wedding dusty rose The germ warfare charges. the Ixvcal Pleasure Horse Class. Proeefjds from the show, attended note referred specifically to the Open 0 a. m. to 9 p. m. Oraclniis Murder silk shantung with navy acces patriotism. "They like the work i lectots consider it a rare buy Millions for by-nhoiit I,8(M) persAns, will be used to further IJons Club projects. W OQS R u ^ l trial which opened hare today of that the movie theaters return to We know • proimnent local a t Miss Iptratne Joan and Miss .lu- they iu-e doing and. despite Uic tha former slngie-feature program dlth Ann Leclerc. sisters of the sories; and the bridegroom's if they run across old, 19th cen- (Story on Page 2.) seven Swedtsa charged.with telling torney who was recently elected to brldA Steven Mastriafina was best mother wore light blue crepe with hardships, most of them wouldn't nut this natton'a entire viW has drawn several repilea, and not a prominent honorary position in change places with anyone—not one of them has been >mfavorabIe. n>4n for his brother, and u.shcrs black acce.ssorics. Both mothers fury Venetian blinds—^partlcu- closcd’stecl mills to prevent a crippling halt in the produc- soviet Union and Communist Editor Vede northeth defenaa lyatem to the a prominent local social and. clylc ,-tlrere Richard Leclerc, brother of wore orchid corsages and assisted even a movie actress!” tion of weapons. The White House announced that a four- China have been given the Strike Fund Ituealans. At least two of the letters ex organization, some of whose mem-, those with' ornately carv- r ~ pressed a yen for the old-time the bride, and Robert Ma.strianna,. the bridal party at a reception at larly man committee of the CIO Steel-- broadest possible Communist pub- Recall IT. 8. Privataar hers have a deep feeling for a brother of the bridegroom. the Villa Maria Hotel, South Glas- , Jicity.. ,ftnd:..ia.,tbq. UBBB.its.qu;.ji^^ By THB ASStMIlATBp PREM elup-etlck eomedles that- need ^to gilage other than Engltsb: el,*** "■4f "ed American eagle ■vahmees.- wvjrkera had -been .dlreated J»jr., . ....— . « er.... • .GJevoland..Jtme,J,fi/:rr(^)r=:.i •nibHBil'adWt iniHtgry A- have them rolling in the aisles. The'bride's gown of imporleT'tohbury. the basis of many mass meetings The 300,000-member Com-! r Gen. jEJwigiiit D" Ejaenliower tmarmM' Catalina, ami aeknming' Humbly, the attorney a s l ^ a French Chantilly lace was de For traveling the bride will union Prerident Philip J C W S , M O S l e m S tailed by the party in "protest" We’d like to see something like society member,'a persom^triend. wear a white linen suit, navy a'c- help work out . an acceptable plan miinications ■ Workei'R ofi ppomlfieU the ' natlrtn'a farm for a Swedish Air force transport, that, too. The genuine humor of signed with an overskirt of nylon Voult find modem Venetians for meeting defense-needs for steel. against what is called .Atperican journal editorB at Denver to miseing sln«a Friday. It- la fear-'' to transtate part of his acceptance tulle over shimmering satin with ccs.Sories and white orchid cor barbarism. America. fifUi largest union! Join Tfio Swing To DHECKS! the old comedies never goes out speech into the appropriate for much sought after, too-respe- Both the union and industry Riots in East Zone day that if elected President ed that plane' also was shot down chapel train. Her finger-tip veil sage. After an extended motor agreed when wage negotiations Clash 3rd Day At the time the germ warfare in the CIO, open.s a fiverday of style, and fliarlie CTiaplIn eign language. HalUHgly, the at of Illusion was attached to a Chan trip they will live at 101 Prospect he would seek the_"finest by the Russians during their would be just as funny today and torney read the ti^slatlon at a tilly lace cap studded with seed street, Waterbury . cIbII.v those made by FINDELL collapsed last Monday to permit charges- were.Arst- -brought -up. convontibn . Jiere toda.v. w.itii maneuvers,-This--Would-bo •..fata More and more people are uaing per just as popular as he was in the sufficient steel production for es much western, opinion Was that It' Bonn, Germany, June IB—{/P)—Tive" thou.iatid Gennarri^hiraihs” in the country To help slinllsr to one met by a V. S. Navy banquet In'hls hoi)dr. for discriminating home makers. In Tunis Strife the creation of a multi-mil- sonal checking accounts. It's the safe, silent movie, days. Chaplin was a As one club .member expressed sential defense items. was part of a Communist cam lion-dollar strike fund the Gommunist police appeared today to have stamped out a wild .solveThe problems pf agricul Privateer alrcrgft wHich disap modem way to transact business. There true artist, a bewildered bundle of it, he "moat piciously murdered" home comfort So far the government has -an- paign to alibi for inability to cope fire of revolt in more than a dozen Soviet zone villagc.s where ture. peared in the tame area two years humor and pathoa who could have same man and "charmed" watch nounc^di no sp^'ciflc plan for thfn Tunis, Tunisls, June 16—()P) — with outbreaks of plague in North maior item of liustness. At an early morning breakfast ago with 10 men aboard. are two convenient types—-the regular the language~and his attempt got we wrote about la.st fall in this col yvLi Jo sep h A. Bcirnc ofVVashlnglon East Germans k protested*U' their eviction from the Conimiinlat his audience hysterical in one him , into water. A woman Strawberry Supper output. The White House said s .tew.s and Arabs clashed aneW to Korea and Communist China. At meeting, Blaenbower said.that he The Catalina was attacked about for larger users, the special for those scene and dab|ilng at their eyes in umn who several hours after rak planbad been worked out to. trans day in the winding, cobblestone the same time the campaign wa.s CWA president and keynoter at frontier aecurity belt did not pretend to have' apeclfic who Is spcilve in tlie society and in ing a pile of leaves missed his IVftDNESDAY, JUNE, 18 MORIARTY Bros ...... looked up on as the basis for a i this morning s first general ses-^ The fights between police and ___• . 60 miles off the Soviet-held Eston who do not wish to maintain large bal the next. Yes. those silent movie Mancl^ster affairs generally stood , 6:30 port steel stored In struck ware strerLs of old Tunis for tlie third ' anawera to all the apeclfic prob ian coast. Swedish planes search- hoys could certainly teach our -watch. The leaves were removed 3 1 5 CENTER ST houses to weapons manufsctiii'cr.S. straight dsy. Ten persons were violent "Hate America” campaign , slon of more than 2,000 delegates, i villagers—at times reaching the JL n r C f t l b ances. up suggested the members METHODIST CHURCH wounded. . in which the Americans were sin-' is urging a defense fund of $12,-1 proportions of pitched battles- lems that face America today. modern comedians a lot on the art to a neighbor's compost heap and .Some Agreements Then he addert::-----t— V(^ to make him read it correctly aripther pile added to them. . It East Glastonbury TEL 5135 000.000 . I liave been going on for five days, (Continued on Page Eleven), of real eritertainment. <)iie year from the date. The deed teL 4S4S Meanwhile, a few Indlvldusl steel The .cla.'hes added new tension "Tha mort 1 have la a determi Join the swing—open an account to rained all night,, but the watch was Adults $1.50—Children 75c mills reached agreement with the 1 g situation in which anti-French (Continued on Page Eleven) He said the* pi-oposal was "the Scores have been arrested. More But wn wouldn't like a fare >W'as done and tn' the next 12 IM U MANUPaCTURfHO CO. Spurring Big 3 nation, if the people want me for morrow! solely of old films. We'd Jlke l;> found atill running in the morn OPEN steelwdrkers and prepared to re- Nationalist activity ,w'as being moet important item' to be decided : than 30 caaualtles have been ^re- a jhigher d\ity, tn approach the months the lawyer will jiave to ing. It cost him 219, though. At Manehmstar Creaa sume operations Immedlatelv. But I stepped up. Tunl.sian terrorists thla week" and declared that in ported, see Hollywood bend their talepts learn a new language. past strikes "we did not have the | 'Reslat Ouster hniblems with the help of the fl- 42 OPS Price to producing just about as Might be better off if he bought M HOURS thew wer^ Independent of the ble adoptin); new IrcUcs, net fire to ! On Unity Talks neet brains in the country." a good heavy chain. Rteet producers who hold a united _ fields ready for harveat, in ' J* i w l. 1*11. v ^ c t l l d money to coordinate and support j Police riot squads were reported First Meeting many films each year but In'inak- Wateh Out A. Non. our own union." i dispatched by the Communists to ing them good ones. With the A local man soon after he arose front againat the union. ' ^ move to dlarupt the economic The bireakfaat meeting was Els Charges Filed great increase in technical knowl Already nearlv 3 1-2 rhllilon tona jjfj French protectorate. Win Pay Increasea | at least 16 'vlllagea along the new Washington, June 16—(iP)--Un- enhower'S first publjp appearance LOOK A H E A D yesterday was reminded by tadlo Lose 1,000 Men' About half of the CWA’s 1952J security belt, aa desperate civilians derr. the threat of a poaiible new since he arrived tn Disnver yester edge In Hollywood, the mogula that it was Friday the 13th. He *”1' Tl'- J-wi!>h-Mo.l.m «p- collective bargaining has beenbeen! 1 reaiatedresisted being forcibly moved rtiil R Russianu, drive to split the West, -could, if they wantecK to, turn out made s mental note of the fact day afternoon for his final drive WITH MANCHESTEK TRUST K.’S 'n S :- ™ .'; a...... completed. It was accompanied by [ ruthlessly to make way fo r, the United Statea officials start today for the Republican presidential no- On Meat Firm a steady stream qpflne films, that he had better watch hit step, . j tempts to induce Jewish shopkeep-__ exltnaive StrlkS;. v y v ity across! new frontier No-Mans’ Land._ .The a series qf talks with BtRlsh and •--A* tt--ia now.-_.tbe- "one piperOo, or rather that' he "mfiit drive' care LAND SURVEYING o m L ..eSit off„. Productlfti. had be.eO.ruffl.-..j,' t era ' 1:o'ô1n a' strike ■whiclT'-waaf—In SrDay Fight' minktion__ __—..—:— ------>0 NOW- nlnr juat under 300.000, tone the nation during April.*'t'hc'"cdh- vlTagers'also'pIvileslifd a CdmmO-'' Fr'cncji representaflvea''oh'"prob- The editora are memhere of the New Haven, J u n e T i ^ ^ —Ad one stlnkeroo'y-aystem has helped fully, and he did. CIVIL ENGINEERING [touched off Frlda.v by myqterioua tracls signed provided for wage' nist police hunt for "undealrahlea" i lema dividing the three'powers, rian W. Maher, United States at- ' keep a lot pr people away from He had an errand to do at .one dav. aqd contradictory reports of sn By THE AWtOriAT^D PRESS ^ ...... American Agricultural Editor's Over the w'eek end. Miirra.v increases ranging from $4 to J7 for j in the border area. ■ Korea, Indo-chlna and Germany aasociatton. They represent farm tomey here, announced todey the the Iheat^. W# have our own of the stores and took his watch told a news conference that the attempt last week to- poison Infantrymen of the U. S. 45th [ 75.000 ^workers. ‘ The ivaistance centered in the are high on the list of problems: filing of 42 crimlital ch a rM M syatem fm- dodging, the eecond- out to look at the time, put it back Edward L. Davis, Jr. ' You tee can sovt money by getting your Tunisia's nominal ruler, Sidi Ls- Division today smashed ap artil Ameriesn steel industry had border state of Thuringia. In ; And the talks get added urgency (Continued on Fage Ck>ven) violating caiing price regulatiou raters. _,we just call up. find out. all right in his pocket, but when Registered Civil Engineer and glasses at Union Optical Co. felled to expand in the direction mihe Bey, and his fsmily. The lery-supported Chinese attack on (CoiiUniird on Page Eleven)' -Knltennordheim. 1,000 vtllagersi from the week end disclosure Ihst egainet Swift and Company, na when,' the feature goes on ' and he alighted, the watch dropped to Land SurveyoT of facilities heeded for defense. Jews, alreatly had called their own • hill formation' on the western tried to.'free two famlllts Of "potlti j Moscow is aWlgnlng Its Chief Dep- tionwide meat packing firm. : that/s it. We get there just before the pavement. He picked it up, it President Benjamin Falrlesa of strike, demanding police protec front. The five day old battle ha.s Ickl unrellablea" from the village , uty Foreign Minister, Andrei Gro- Involved in the charge# wera tl>e' feature starts and leave as WAS still running and not even the 16 Proctor Road, Manchester Service at Union Optical is the best in United States Steel, the world's tion against the Arabs. This strike cost the Reds more then 1,000 cas- jail. They claahed with 300 Red ' myko, to be ambassador to Lon- company branches situated In New .soon as It's over. crystal was broken. TeL 7018 town. largest steel company, struck was to begin this afternoon. I ualtles. police I'clnforcements. | don. Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport, W at And thosq "plota" in the second- Believe it or not, this is the right back, blaming the steel Tlie newest outburst of Jewi.sh- ^ " "j* At Slreudorf. angry farmers This looks to some nfflcisls like Bulletins erbury, Stamford, New Brita^, rate films. Either a "private eye" workers union for any shortages Moslem rioting in the old walled 'jf'* CTiinea^n News Tidbits armed themselves with exes and a maior new Russian move in the Norwich, Meriden and Danbury.^ or a reporter or a cowboy.' TTie ' a bitter seven-hour scrap. The scythes and tried to beat off a po- Onld W ar-and, rtiore than likely, from the AP Wires ._J4(Uittr.ASIA, the .ft!lni.waa alniui- ...... M..lL9Jil ..dm* Reds' pbjecttsT was- jCuUed.Jxaia..Jt£„W.i<;ea.. ' eye •ht-alway r-tatkliig -OTrt-wf "ttrrf (Continued on Page"TBIeven]r “'(('(orMn'ueir ”on'~l'a'ge “e TTce paIroT"T>e^ oh" evTctlng"“cT^fir one K n ^ ”j?'#s'?r.pi^'rhrT r.'T fr^ t®80'rfrarimftTtirtPTc«^^ side of hla mouth, always has a 500 “SETS 0^“ guaranteed. part of a T-ahaped hill weat of families and deporting them to the Bfitlsh-French alliance which Is elsewhere In the countr Them beautiful secretary, and always (3horwon. U. S. troopa hold three Intejiqr. 'jnoreejpplic^w woimd- the. hfSrt.O.t. the .western _defens_r AIRPORT REOPENED IncludriL , h.9„. said,. ...aw .. coiirU „ has a bottle of tlquor in -the- t«p’ konbaof'thehtllr'"—— ----- ■ ...-e<,v*.mor—Lodga.sul vised.today MECHANIC SEAT COVERS Come in and hero Mr. Qh^ that State Welfare Department i'A Before' rl'dC 'squads"Tusfie^^ liTand" system, Newark, N. J., June againat the company at Boston, 44 right-hand drawer of bla desk. At Fighting, atso continued at a quelled the revolt. Against this background, the "Hewark Airport closed four at'Manchester,-N.'H., and othan least once during the movie, he I atep^d-up pace at other friction "for first time in years is staffed 'W t hovt a ptrmantnt full timt optning for A>1 your glosses free of charge. almost to its full complement". In many other Incidents, police Big Three powers will discuss, months was reopened to com- at Sioux Falla, S. D. gets the stuffin' knocked out of Justice Divisioir Purge Spots on the 155-mlIe frbnl. There among other things: meretal traffic today and the • The violations are ch arg ^ jiiiq .and -looks- like -ha, JuaL-.oaiM ,W4s«..'brMk .glfiehea.iûnday-hW. ;av*S .’CpwecUofti 923 MAIH ST. wtclianlcs. thIt pasItian.aRtrtd wttli oKoaiploytt $ 12 9 5 And'-Up" nlssioner F.dward'J. Donovan 'Ucltfed openly. Patrol ears were 'flrsf^pmiie'ifrt HiBd '*«s * fofi»i a’ganiait' th« ' ettwpimy through the business end of a Panmunjom. ’Kprangpo and iron- Commissioner branches and certain of Its malt- btntfits' and libtrol tamings. Contact Frank INSTALLED IllEE chon in the west: around Kumhwa, hopes to decide by tomorrow smashed and burned. In some 1 France's desire for increaseil' place charter plane from meat grinder. places,'entire villages joined in the Stroudsburg, Pa., carrying a ageri and employe!, Maher said; I Then the cowboys. The -hero Mtiluxxe at Looms as 3 Ouit Kimsaflaniwrt,».haAv.a4-. The vlitatn has a black hat and ..... "'-AC- ....!V,'. ' '“*\boWl-1h -IhS ..... c86*8p’S’'6I‘R''cortilt’t' ti'lib'‘‘lrtSVi’'4r'Trt.*' “iESilhil;' ■Thl»''«)'al" e')ipm«W' -w w PATTERN-MAKER thorixed the filing of the criminal CAMPBELL Washington, June 16—04^—A<«-w'lthout ela.boration, that three of u. S.'Eighth Army staff officers tie girl . . . The 19 Scrippa-Howard the situation under temporary con the main theme of conferences to black horse. When they meet for ft trol. ,.be held by Jean Leto\imeau, Phllailelphia, June Itl—

— complaint after a long study M[ BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. AUTO SUPPLY broad reorganization of the gov. theae resignations were being ac-'havie offered no explanation of the newspapers acro.ss country today Communist j French Minister for Relations with An arbitration board today or the case. ^ . . ■ 155 CENTER ST. TEL;.2<4545 29 BISSELL 8T.—TEU S167 641 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 2-3128 emment'e legal branch, the Justice I cepttd. ] stepped up fighting, the tougheat endomed preslilenUal randidacy of The East German dered a 7.7 cenia an hour wage During Shortage MANCHESTER ■department, appeared in the mak- p>ose leaving, for a return to,of the year. Gen.' D«’ight D. Eisenhower. government began radio and the Indo-Chinese States,, who had private law practice, ail served newspaper propaganda 'eantpaign . an appointment- with Secretary of rut for employee of a big cotton Samuel S. Ooogel, enforcement The Fairfield Market Ing today in the wake of three new ,1 Jets DeatrpyM • Bristol police apparently solve textile nrin In n decision seen as director of the ^nnecticut Dia-. reelgnatona by top officials. under both McGrath and hia pre American Sabre jet pilots re loXg series of car thefts at Lake to justify its police measures as! Stale Acheson today. The French- EDWIN G. ADAMS. Prop. decessor, Tom CIsrk, now a Su needed to ''save democracy and' man also is seeking to team from n possiblq future pattern-maker trlct of the Office of Price SUbll- Out of office went exactly half ported three Communist jets de- Compqunec by arresting two New for ihn Indiiatry. Tbe ruling ap lauon (OPS), said the allegU :»4 HARTFORD ROAD of the six assistant Attorneys Gen- preme Oriurt Justice. etroyed and one damaged in two Haven and two Middletown men i our Republic." I State and Defense department of- Rep, Hillings (Ri, Calif.), a plied to the Bates filaniifactur- violation* occurred during the aral:- fights S\inday south of the Man la.st night . . . Atlanta to Chicago ing.Oorp. It had proposed a 80- spring, and summer of 1951, a Open EVERY DAY From 8 A. M. to 9 PiiM. Harold I. Bayton, 48-year-old | member of the House committee churian border. train of Chicago and Eastern Il (Continued on Page Seven) (Continued on Page Thirteen) BUY Nevadan who headed the Office of ! Investigating the Justice depart- cent an hour wage slash for Its period of meat shortage. — INCLUDING SUNDAYS THERE’S AN EASY ROAD AHEAD FOR YOU! Second Lt. James Low of Sau- linois railroad, 38 minutes be more than 7,000 lemployea In five Googel caUed the case axtrem#- Alien Property. Hli unit had been I ment, was among those forecast- salito, Calif. only six months out hind schedule yesterday, jumped Maine planla and two tn Isia ly complex, and eald R lnvolv*d under congressional attack. ing additional top-level changes of pilot school, shot down one'and off track with 17 passengers re Angeles and Emeryville, Calif. charges that the company aoM WHEN YOU CALL MONACO and SONS FOR AN H. Graham Morison. 45, of John- "In the vary near future.” became America's 17th jet ace ceiving minor injuries . . . King 150,000 Stranded by Strike ' Purvtyen Of: J OUTSELL BECAUSE MEMORIALS aon City, Tenn., and Bristol, V a„! McGranery, at his Philadelphia Feisal II of Iraq to Visit llnlted SEA SEARCH ON (Continued on Page Eleven), head of the anti-trust division. ; news conference, was willing to. (Contlnued-mi Page Thirteen) Stales in Sept. . . . George B. CUuit Dennis, Mass., Jufie lfi~ Swift's Prwnium U. S. "C H O IC E" Frash M taH William A. Underhill, 42. of De- ■ say only that those leaving will (P>—A Coast Ouard plane and land, Fla., chief of the lands divi be replaced by others "in com^ Thurston, 62, former • business Of L. L Railroad Engineers Grocorits ^ Fruits VtâtablM THEY EXCEL OF PROVEN supervisor of Syractise University, three; surface craft searched the sion. plete accord with the jMJlIcy of died in Middletown last night. Cape Cod waters off this sum 4 Violent Deaths ^ Frw n Poods, Dairy Products, let Crtom, Candy U. S. oil bumtn are ' McOnsnery Aocepta this Attorney General." Porter Confesses mer reeort today for bodica of the first choice of He made one new appointment Defense Ministry on Formosa i#ew Y ork.'June 1 6 -(iP>—An - Scribed {iassengers as "hanging President Truman's new Attor says nationalist guerrillas raided three of seven persona who Baktry Goods - Otiieottsstn • Pottnt Mtdieints smart homoownort ney General, James P. McGranery, Immedlately-^rRowland F. Kirks, engineers’ strike shut down the from the rafters." drowned Saturday pight when In State Week EhS becauM of their ad AMESITE DRIVEWAY 37-year-old dean of National Uni Slaying Countess small Communist-held island am) Long Island railroad today,. Many commuters, taking a look Bttr ond Alt Cigortttts and Tebocee FREE ESTIMATES TERMS ARRANGED announced in Philadelphia that the their 18-foot sloop capsized In a vanced deeign SUPERIORITY! versity Law School here, to suc killed 80 Reds' . . . Defense De stranding 150,000 commuters who at the crowded highways, simply ■ ' resignations of the three had been By THE ASSCKHATOD PRESfC end quiet, ,partment------identifies 62 more. scurried Tor every other available -turned around and went home squall. Fcnir bodies were recov accepted. ceed Baynton as alien property London. June'16.—iffS—A beau ered yeaterday. Three persona drowned in CoOl HeusthoM Supplits efficient, FREE GRADING' A LL W ORK custodian. tiful Polish noblewoman who Korean war rasualUes, including j „grt of transportation. . without trying to get to their money-ecy- Correctly designed monuments are products of careful, McGranery succeeded J. Howard eight dead . . . Fldes Catholic Traffic was jammed bumper-to- jobs in New York City, nectlcut during the week end whlja McGrath aa head of the Justice Was Under Fire served brilliantly as a wartime 8PUDH GLUT M.ARKET a fourth person was killed tnstanj^, ing opera POWER ROUED g u a r a n t e e d intelligent study. They have balance, distinction apd Baynton's office has been und^ British spy was found stabbed to News Agency reports Chinese bumper on the big parkways lead- The road carries a two-way tion. department at the crest of a cor- ComniiiniHts burned to deatli ing into the city after .membera total of about 300,000 dally riders, New I’ork. June IS—(P)—P®" ly when struck, by a bua. r Quality Mtrciiandist at Cempttitivt Priets meaning; they have beauty that will endure. ruptlon.ln-government uproar that fire from Sen; Wiley (R., W tr) death early today in a Kensington tatoea glutted local markets to The traffic victim was Albertii for. more than a year. Wiley con- hotel. Scotland yard said a porter about 100 lepera of HIngchuang of the Brotherhood of Locpmotlve, the vast majority , commuters who McCausland, 18, of Norjthlk. had led to the ouster of still an Leprosarium . . . Four Danish Air Engineers (Ind.) struck the na live on Long Island and work In day kfter several weeks of scar- ifLarge Enough To SERVE You—Yet Small ~ '— Cutting Done In Our Own Shop From The other assistant, T. Lamar Caudle, confeaaed to the killing. clt'les and high prices. Neither was struck by a New York LASSEN Rough Stone To The Finished Memorial (Continned on Page Eleven) The victim was Counteas Krj’s- Force fighter pilots dlamissed yes tion’s blggeet coramilj!(r railroad. New York. bus on the Post road InW *^, Enough To KNOW You.” ffred by the President himself. terday because they aaid they The motormen ancTengineers be The New York City Board of retalleya nor wholesalers were The departure of the three oth- tyna Skarbek, 37, who served in Transportation had every avail In aay hurry to buy. Dealer* sarly Sunday mortilng. .Mev^t Treasury Balance iS-ance in actual combat under the were afraid to fly Jet planes. gan leaving theiC- jobs shortly predicted price*—now well be land was dead on arrival at N9 (Buy all your picnic needs here Sunday morning. You •rs was less dramatic. Members of Construction Division after 4 a. m. (e.d.t.) A abort time able piece of equipment "standing PETROLEUM When McGranery took office French Maqulaards and accom by" at key points in Queens to low the old OPS celUngs— wrik Hoipltal. 5f" fresh—including a nice, luscious Manchester Memorial Co. Washington, June l i —iJP)—The plished daring feaU of sabotage of General Tteamsterfi Union. Lo later the railroad announced that would go still lower this week, The drowning 1(101101# were . Bolton—Tel. 2-0121 May 27, all division heads tn the cal 493 in New London, vote to 'all train service is suspendi^ until pick up passengers who reached 1'?, *“**'''*'• roake your picnic an outdoor event you department submitted "courtesy position of the Treaaury June 12: againat the N&zis. itrto market has ‘Ttrokea wide Mary Booth. 38. of Kent. Pe GLASTONRURY,MONACO t e l . 3403 A. H. AIMETTI, Prop. Ponce picked up Dennia G. Mul- accept general Ifi-cent increase.. further notice." '' outlying areas by bua and auto. Barowakl, 35. of Hartford. will never forget). MANCHESTER. TEL 2-2115 resignations," so that the new Net budget receipts, $164,301,t All •available buses were pressed Although the strike had been open," they aald,âad out-rate HARRISON STREET—MANCHESTER 509,60; budget expenditures, $171,- fiowney, 41, a porter, for /quei- Ten-year old boy tooUtlee down lôea are ahead for the Now | ft' ASK FOR PAVING DEPARTMENT ehlef might have a free h«d in 1,500 foot cliff in Calif, and into service. All were crowded to OIL BURNERS ,OPP. EAST CEMETERY PHONE 5207 or 7787 organizing. ^ 430,224.22; cash balance, $4,489;- (CoaMiiMd oa Page Time) York hooaewife. (boattmwd an Foga McGranery announced Saturday, 637,971.09. ^ (Oontianed on Page Two) doean't break a bone. the doors. One/ commuter de- ~ - - a - { ■ n

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