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Acheson Airs Truman Gag on Mac Talk Ber of N O Signih Lota, Romance the Dinner of Charter Oak Lodge

FRroAY, JUNE 1, 1961 Averags Dally Nat Praaa Ran Tha Waathar, EIG H TU IU f J .. —. mdnrb^Btfr Sofntng 1$ fra U i For the Week Badteg Of 0. a. WoaUM May M, 19S1 Bruno DuBaldo, local violinist, pestant matter to conte befoEb ths William Shea, son of Judge Md A reunion of the cteM of IBSl Partly cloudy, hot aad hnald, Rev. Leland O. Hunt of the Sec­ from ' St. James’s school will be will play compositions for violin Tdll Cedars Group meeting was a contemplated trip GUARANTEED todays oeoaaiodal •bower* toalg:ht. ond Congregational church will be Mrs. William J. Shea, BouMer by students of the Hartford School to Bridgeport on Sunday, July 1 0 ,1 8 3 road, will graduate from Taft held Wednesday evening. June 13, Oloady, ocwasioaal ohowore, tomor­ Ab^nt T o w n guest minister at the service Sun­ at 7:30 in St. James’s school hall of Music, at the weekly broadcast Organizes Club IBth when Commodore Custer will WATCH Mwabte of Hte Aadlt row, eoel. day In the CongregaUonal church school, Watertown, in exercises at the school on Friday morning. on Park street. Oraduates of the of the school this evening at 10:30 have his boat in readiness to take Baiaaa.of OtoeulattoBa M anche»ter— ‘A City of Village Charm A t It! fiM »M tlo r o( the eea- of Mexico. Maine. It will be home­ June 8. 'V'oiing Shea has been a class who have not already been over WDRC. While Grand Tall Cedar, Daniel moK'lH. Bridget’^ Mothere’ Circle coming Sunday at the Maine contacted are asked to telephone all. the members on a fishing trip REPAIRING member of the band and press Hair, and a delegation from Nut­ in Long Island Sound. elected the foUowlng o t f l ^ : church. Rev. James Cameron, l.Awrence Mallon, chairman, meg Forest, Tall Cedars of Le­ graduate student from Scotland club. District II of the Connecticut After some discussion it was de­ (ClaaaUled AdvenHalag oa Pago It) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1951 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS IcAd«r, Mrs. Berhara O Connell, 2-4193. State Nurses' a-saoclatlon will have banon, were enjoying the conven­ VOL. LXX, NO. 20« aecretery. Mrs. Barbara Smachet- studying at the Hartford Theolo­ cided to Include Daniel Hair as a I All Watch Arthur G. Klein, son of John a chicken and strawberry dinner tion at Atlantic Qty, several other full member. The full membership S ^ lw iiirer. Mrs. Betty McBride: gical Seminary will supply at the meeting at the Second Congrega­ members of Nutmeg Forest con­ I Second Congregational church. Klein of 109 Cooper Hill street, is Young people of the Pilgrim consists of Cecil England, Roy i Repairs Arc Bbrariaa. Mia. Mary Sbnmone; a candidate for a baccalaureate Fellowship of the First Congrega­ tional church parish house in Cov­ vened at a local meeting. An cus­ ^relfan, hoii»ltellty and publicity. entry on Monday, June 18, at 7 Norris, Joe Luts, Harold Turking- Tested On The degree-at Syracuse University’s tional church, Vernon Center, will tomary, It was decided to name ton, Harry Meiklejohn, Tom Wray, Mra. Rite Benito;, hletorlan. Mrs. Children of the Naxarene church 9.Mh commencement exercises to p. m. this temporary organlratlon ’The school taking part in the Chil­ hold a food sale on the lawn to­ A1 Todd, Harold Perrett, Dave Ne- W A TC H MASTER unian Stelmarh: repreaentativee. be held on June 4. Klein has been morrow afternoon to raise money Local Stay-at-homes” . Cecil Eng­ Mri Barbara RumoU. Mrs. An- dren's Day program, Sunday eve­ vill, Ernie Ritchie. Bill Allen and majoring in Spamsli in the Col­ for summer conferences. Members of Daughters of Li­ land was unanimously elected the nette Harney. The annual banquet ning, June 10. at seven o'cloek, arc lege of Cibciul Arts. He is a mem­ First Most Local Stay-at-home, Dan Hair. of the circle will be held on June reque.sted to meet at the church berty No. 17. who plan to attend The next meeting is subject to GAUPET Acheson Airs Truman Gag on Mac Talk ber of n o SigniH lota, romance the dinner of Charter Oak Lodge. Roy Norris, Local Stay-at-home • at the Wagon Wheel. Wethers­ tomorrow afternoon at three languages honorary society-, and The marriage of Miss Jean A. the call of Cecil England when it 891 MAD) 8T. o'clock for rehearsal, and again No. 317 of Hartford, June 13, Treasurer. Tom Wray. Marshall, field. and the husbands are In­ a member of tlie staff of the stu­ Badstuebner of Rockville and Rob- Herb Custer, Commodore and Bill Is anticipated that final arrange­ (Across From St. James’s Ohnreh) Saturday, June 9 at the same ec*. E. Glorgettl of Eldridge street, should make reservations before ments will be made for a very en­ JEWELERS vited. dent yearbook. June 7, through Mrs. Mary Phelps Allen, Scriljo. hour. Parents are asked to eo- will take place tomorrow morning joyable outing. operate and see that the cbddren ' at 11 o’clock in St. James’s church. or Mrs. Latting Caverly. It developed that the most Im- Mrs, Cain Mahoney of Hollister attend these rehearsals ann Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Todd of Crisis Looms ! Arlirson Furrs Rrpiihlirun liitrrrogulors .Menlo Park, California, arc visit­ past president of Gibbons time. Says Order Aaaembly. Catholic Ladies of Co- ing Mr, Todd's sister. Mrs. W. W. Keeney, of Buckland. While In Allies Quit Red Chase hunhla. Is chairman of a commit­ The Motherhood of Mary Moth­ In Greece on tee from the Assembly In charge the East Mr. Todd plans to attend ers' Circle elected the following of­ his class reunion at Wesleyan Uni­ W as Issued of a lawn dessert card party to be ficers for the coming sea.son at the held at the Knights of Columbus home of Mrs. William .«nuth ol versity. There’ s Papagos Move Home. Wednesdsy evening, June 3P9 Parker street; Leader, Mra. Mud and Reds Bog Down Allies rr. Doris Hogan: secretary. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James B Call of C om m a n d er On Ouster Smith; treasurer. .Mrs. Ann Van- Speculator, N. Y.. announce the N othing derberg; librarian, .Mrs. Grace Re­ coming marriage of their daugh­ U. S. Concerned 0\-er ter. Miss Shirley I. Call, to Alan gan: historian, Mra. Irene Goss; Gives No Hint Devehtpinents, Piieri- Wa.shington, June 2—(IP) pidilicitv, Mrs. Kay Jeske; contact L. Knofla, The wedding will take HEARING-AID (l airma’n, Mrs .Mary Guttman; place .lune 9 at twelve noon at Like A foy Reports to Premier —SocTflary of State Achesoti welfare, Mrs Kay Terneuler; hos­ l,ake Plea.sant Union church. O f New Moves told Sonntors today he is un­ BATTERIES pitality, .Mrs. Alice Mutchlnaon. —Envoy to See King d o’ in.st ructions from Presi­ Miss Barbara Wallett. president JANTZEN For AO Hearinir-Alds Sunset Rebekali Lodge will con­ of the American Legion Auxiliary, Tokyo, June 2—OT)— Lt. Gen. Athens. Greece, June 2 iJP. U. dent Truman not to repeat fer the degree on a class of caJtdi- and Mrs. Harry Sweet, rehabilita­ James A. Van Fleet said today the •S Ambasador John C. I’ucrlfoy wlinl was said at White dates Monday evening at 8 sharp tion chairman, will attend the Ilou.'te meolinKs on the ouster **MarrOTT* in Odd Fellows hall. In the group "open house" and tea at the new U. S. Eighth Army has quit chas­ told Premier .Sophorles Venizelos ing Reds in North Korea but will today the United .Stales i* grave­ of (Jen. Dougins MacArthur. will be a new member of Mayflow­ nurses' home at the Rocky Hill Arhi aoii s .slanil was taken tn er Itebekah Lodge of Rockville. All Veterans hospital. .Sunday at three continue to block Communist ag­ ly concerned about recent di velop- his socund day of testimony to the officers are requested to wear o'clock. .Memliers of the First Dis­ gression. ment.'if^ln Greece, Puerifoy hurried Henati- Armeil Services and white. A pot lurk supper will he trict units will be hostesses for The United Nations ground com­ buck to Athen.s after Field Mar­ serveil at 6:1.') under the dirertlon Fori'igii Hi'lntlons rommlttces on the afternoon Other local mem­ mander gave no clue to possible shal Alexander Papagos unex­ tlie firing of the Far Eastern com­ of Mrs. Ruth Herkwith and Mrs, bers interested in attending the future Allied operation*. pectedly ipnt a.4 chief of the Greek 878 M*ln St, Tel. 41.16 Arcella (h-awford. He left unanswered the question: mander. tea are asked to contact Miss Wal- armed forces. (li n. Omar Bradley, ehairman of lett. will the U. N. Allies stand where Venlzelos calleil on the ambas- they are now, just a few miles the Joint CTiu’f* of Staff, when in north of the Red Korea border, or .sador at his residence and found the wilne.ss ( lislr |enrller, also re­ will they strike out for specific Puerifoy in shirtsleeves. Informed Moated aoross the table from Soeretary o f State Doan Aeheson (right) In the Inquiry Into the dis­ fused to testify nliout the White target* ? sources said the amba.s.sador de­ missal of (k’n. noiigliw Mac Arthur, yrairrtlay, at Wiishliigtnn, are Senainrs Wlllliun F. Knowliuid (Ciil.) Mouse talks. However, Bradley We Will Be Closed Right after he spoke. Eighth clared he felt the destiny of Greece and Harry I*. Cain (Wash.) (head turned), both Ke|iiihlleans and sei-i-re rrltle* of administration Ko­ saiil 111' had not con.sultcd Mr. Tru­ Army headquarters clampeo down was being placed m the balance rean pollelos. This was .Aehesoii’s first np|M-ariinei. to tietlfy’ before the eonibimst M<‘iiBte Foreign IU>- man RM to whether or not ho the most restrictive news regula­ by a dispute over minor issues. latlona and ..\rmed Ser\le<'» rommitti’es. (At* Wtrejihoto). .slumid tell ahmit them. The White Wed, Memorial Day O Jonfzon tion* *ince censorship was Imposed Later. Puerifoy is scheduled to lloii.se Inter said Mr. Truman re­ last December. see King Paul and Papagos. He is garded the eonversations as hla QET THE THINGS YOU NEED Possible Reasons Solid arrows show where Allied forces In Korea were slowed expected to tell them the same private liusincss and felt Bradley simply nothing like a Jantzen for keeping you stunning under 'When the lid fell. United Nations down yesterday by mud and stubborn Red resistance. Open arrows thing. FBI Request I [rati Senate Hears wn.s right in refusing to testify ♦ ^ the sun. In the water. Slip into your new '.M Jantzen and soonl forward elements had run up Indicate approximate positions of Red troops. On western end of A high American source admit­ about them. Styles such as Jabot, feminine ruffles, lovely vertical shirring, against a bristling Chinese and line (a) U. N. troops pushed across ImJIn river to establish beach­ ted that Papagos’ resignation may Wlli'j Kalne* Issue TO WORK AROUND YOUR Korean Communist defense line a famous bra top in nylastie. Thoroughbred, sleek slim lines in head north of Oioksong. Twin drives (b) on the strategic Red jeopardize the scale of future Oltl Evitleiiee , ] fw^ w t r* • t Bradley’s stand touched off a abort distance inside North Korea. base* of Ctiorwon and Kumhwa were meeting fierce resistance and American military aid to Greece. row which finally ended with, the PROPERTY ON THE HOLIDAY dull,sharkskin lastex. Sweet talk, dressmaker styles. Sizes .32 This line had been strongly rein­ murderoos barrages. U. S. troops pounding at Yanggu (e) on i>ast- He said U. S. military leaders committee voting 18 to 8 that t o is . forced overnight. em end of Hwachon reseiwolr had to struggle through mud knee ileep. have unlimited confidence in Papa­ On RFC Loan! Trumau Talk Bid he hnd the right to refuse to talk There were two possible reasons gos but that this confidence is not about what Individuals said at the for Van Fleet’s announcement: Other Allied troops trj’lng to hack way north on Inje (d) made little or no progress. likely to be bestowed on his suc­ While House ronferences. 1. The Red reinforcements. sage urgeil Britain to satisfV some Acheson told the Senators he 2. The Allies might be running cessor. This source said the U. S. ; O o n n i i r i l t OH D f lt l VI' itll Bulletin! $10.95 to $18.50 trusted Papagos to exploit fully Tphrnn. Inin, .liina 2—(Ti— , of Iran’s demands ) was under "direct instruction" out of steam after hurling back T)ie direct rommunlcattOna from the ITesIdent hot to testify the biggest force the Reds ever all aid received B&O Railroad Turned lliiitiu what action was agreed upon and Chinese Natlonallsto say Chi­ Court limitation on fair-trade cool the frenzy of Nationalist ex­ Truce expectations centered tremists who are determined to taken." And. he told Wiley: Vegetable and Flower Seeds PAPER CO. nese Reds have decided to send price-fixing agreements. At least around the exhausted supplies and Panama. Panama, Jiipe 2.—i/T; Raps Story "If you wish me to answer 300,000 more troops to Korea . drive the Britiah-rontrolled Anglo- Turn on Reds two Memphis stores reported sharp —Panama's strong man, Col. Jo.se Iranian Oil company out of the questions In regard to my own at­ COLONIAL BOARD South Korean government not yet reductions. (Conttnoed on Page Seven) A. Remon, disclosed today he had country. titude on the relief of General Weed Killers rea4ly to return to Seoul . . . Mos­ In Ne'w York, the principal de­ offered to quit aa national ' police On 43rd Div. MacArthur, I shall be glad to an­ to eBmInate the weeds In your Iswil COMPANY cow newspapers accuse western An Iranian editor aaid moat of Do GaHppri Party Wins velopments yesterday on the price- chief two days ago. but that Pres­ tlie pres.s probably will attack the swer those questions, though I 615 PARKER ST. powers of trying to stall Paris tag front were these: ident Alclblades Arosemena per­ talks . . . Seventh Day Adventist President's mesaage o-s direct In­ 'Vt of Major (jlirs, Fertilizer Of All Kinds Exhaust Stocks John Erskiiie, suaded him to stay. State Adjutant General terference in Irnn'a nffnlra. (ContlnuMl on Page Seven) Church, which condemns acts of Remon said he and two other violence Including fighUng in war, Eversharp, Inc., cut off de­ To Send ProlCMl on The letter w'as delivereci to Moa- (eiiins ill Other Areas liveries of pens and pencils to high police officials—Deputy Chief aadegh yeaterday afternoon by U. Is helping train Its young men Author^ Dies Bolivar Vallarino and Assistant Picnic Grills and Charcoal YOUNG MAN for military service as medical Macy’s. The manufacturer of Critieifim by Magazine S. Ambaa.sador Henry F. Grady. Rome, June 2 --(Pt- The full Summer’s Deputy Satumlno Flores—had The Premier la reported to have Two Men Die corpsmen. Parim Beach suits said he would told Arosemena they would resign scope of the stinging defeat hand­ Another big meteor flashes by do the same unless Macy’s charges Hartford. June 2 -UP) - Major conferred with hia cabinet im­ ed the Communists in local elec­ TO DRIVE LIGHT "in view of recent developments." mediately afterwards hut no details Nashville . . . Carnival acrobat regular prices from now on. Novelist Gained Fame He .said all three made the same General Frederick G. Rcincke, the tions tn northern Italy was re­ In Car Crash Macy’s. Gimbel’s and other State Adjutant General, says he of the meeting were made public. vealed today In final figures piib- flung to his death from top of his Wilh “ Private Life of offer the day Arosemena took of­ Mr. Truman alao wrote a per­ Prettiest Dresses 119 foot pole In windstorm at De­ stores exhausted stocks of many fice _and that both times he urged will send a protest to a nationally lisheil by the ministry of the tn- DELIVERY TRUCK sonal letter to Prime .Minister troit last night . . . U. S. releases goods, like summer suite and Helen o f Troy” in '2 5 them to retain their posts. circulated magazine (Time) which lertor. toasters, but hordes of buyers at­ printed an article this wieek criti­ of Britain The figures showed: Third Seriously Hurt . . . delightfully cool—delightfully feminine and fa.shioned with the little last of top executives of Krupp, The recent developments Remon (I,4>ndon reports .said the mea- Larsen’s Apply 24 Maple Street held In Germany as war criminals tacked other counters and bought referred to apparently Involved a cizing the 43rd Division, in train­ 1. Premier Alride de Oasperi’s extra-added touches that make a dress most precious. Come see our new- New York, June 2—UP)—Author As Light Sedan Hits . . . General MacArthur’s intelli­ other items. campaign being waged by ex- ing at Camp Pickett, Va. Chri.Mtlan Democrats won 34 of the for-summer group of dres.ses today. At a truly budget-favored price. gence officer, Maj. Gen. Charles In spite of the cuts, several John Ersklne died at his Park President Harmodio Arias’ news­ General Reincke said yesterday .Vl cities of more than 30,000 pop­ Truek in Wallingford Willoughby, defeiMls decision to avenue home early today. He was paper Panama for the police he would ask the magazine for a Triiinaii Keliinis ulation They formerly controlled Feed and Hardware MANCHESTER "correction of the mis.stateniont.s ” 19. advance to Yalu River and says it 71 years old. chief's ouster. Wallingford. Juno 2 -UP)—Two 84 DEPOT SQUARE T E L . 5406 King Improving, Remon spearheaded the move he charges It published. The ar­ 2. The Christian Democrats AUTO PARTS did not result In military defeat. With him at the time of his death ticle was “harmful lo the morale For Phone (jail men were killed here last night Gold Star Mothers favor univer­ which early last month brought won 109 of l.’)2 cities with popula' Gantner of California was his wife, Helen. lions between 10,000 and 30,000. when the light sedan in which sal military training If it really the ouster of Harmodio’s brother. $ 0.98 ami $ 3.98 Doctors Report Novelist Fulton Oursler was sum­ President Amulfo Arias. (Oontiniied on Page 8eve«) VVaah'ington. June 2 -iJ’i— They formerly controlled 64. they were riding crashed Into a Beautiful aulta, cold fire colors, glow suits. Satin elastic, rayon applies to everyone . . . Dr. Frank moned to the home after Ersklne five ton trailer truck in North Buchman, Moral Rearmament President Trumah was expected 3. The Christian Democrats Uffetaa, nylon and elastic, cotton, piques. Size 32 to 44. died at about 4:30 a.m., EST. to return here today from his took 1.570 of the towns under 10,- Colony road. leader, csills for faith which would London, June 2 — t;P) — King Oursler said that Enskine had The (lead men were identified George Vi’s four doctors visited holiday cruise on Chesapeake Bay. 000 with the Communists winning Dark Seam 51 Gauge create the "right revolution” to been suffering from heart ailment 89. The antl-Reds formerly had as Joseph Cwirka. of North America and the world . him this morning and are "satis­ However, he may stay only a few for about 18 months. hours and then continue seafar­ 1112. Farm.s, Wallingford and Samuel Sheer Full Fashioned John Foster Dulles leaving for fied wrlth his progress,” a Buck­ Oursler said Erskine had gone to Mcl..eanghan. 62, an employe of $6.95 to $16.98 ingham palace spokesman said. ing over the week-end. De Oasperi has just concluded s Britain to discuss Jap peace Europe about a year ago in an at­ campaign tour of Sicily where he the Barnes’ Nursery at Taleavllla. treaty. ^ A medical bulletin yesterday dis­ tempt to regain his health. How- News Flashes Dispatches from the press .ship Like boxer / ^ shorts? Vagabondia III, W'hich la folldw'- spoke in three ma|or cities. A third pa.ssenger in the sedan, Concessions end one day hunger closed that the King, who came Morris Gello, 27, was taken to the ' Nylon Hosiery down with flu on May 25, had a (Late Bulletins of the UP) Wire) ing the presidential yacht, said He smilingly told a reporter strike in Oregon prison . . . Work­ (Continued on Page Seven) that the strenuous touring "keeps Meriden .hospital so badly injured ers digging foundations for new "small area" of inflammation In Mr. Truman planned to stop over With reinforced semi sandal foot for extra one lung. at the to make a me from |Suttlng on too much that police were unable to Imme­ ( i wear. New smart shades for summer wear. Swim Caps by Jantzen road near Cairo, Egypt, discover Despite the King’s Improvement, weight,’’ diately question him. tran.s-Atlantlc telephone call to Police Identified the driver of Size 8'u to 11. 18 tombs dating back fi,(M)0 years the palace spokesman said, he McMahon Offers EXTENDS AUTHORITY ON CONSTRUCTION his daughter Margaret now on a The campaign ended last night Pure live rubber, firm, comfortable fit, water . . . Danish House votes 80 to 7, will be unable to take part In the Hartford, June 2— The authority of the Hartford of­ European tour. He also expects in accordance with Italian jaw the truck as E. Frank Shockley with Communists abstaining, to ceremonial welcome next Tuesday which prescribes a 24-hour cooling of Atlanta, Ga. tight seal, keeps water out, shaped to cover $ 1 .2 5 Plan for Peace fice of the National Production authority to grant permission to anil Mrs. Truman, at the fam­ Wallingford Police Lieutenant No finer made than $ 1 .2 5 pr. approve Danish-Amerlcan treaty for King Haakon of Norway, who ily home in Independence, Mo. off before Mie polls open. hair completely. Colors to match swim suite. conceding us bases In Greenland is coming here on a state visit. for construction in hardship cases w-as e.xtended today to all Communist Chief Palmiro Tog- John DeLucla quoted Shockley as saying that the sedan coming In rtMiXt . . . Czechoslovakia sentence three The , younger New York, June 2.—(/Pi—Sena­ types of .structures, except places of amusement, requiring llattl did not take part saying his to death on charges of spying for brother of the King, Will act as his under 50 tons of steel and costing le.ss than $1,000,000. f '/ tor Brien McMahon says the U. (Oontlaiied on P»g« Seven) United States. deputy. S. can win the peace by wooing ♦ * « One-Week Holiday (Continued on Page Eight) SHEER ALL WHITE the Russian people away from GOVERNOR’S HORSE GUARD TO PARADE For P&W Workers i l REIS Stalin. Hartford, June 2—(/P)—A contingent of the Governor's "If the Red Army refused to march,” he says, “there would be Horse Guard, led by Major Arthur J. Bushell, commandant Costello Has Best Chance Nylon Gloves Wage Board in Dispute no problem of defending western Hartford. June 2.—(.Pi-Pratt of the First Company, will participate in a Boston parade and Whitney division of United $ 1 .5 0 Europe. Monday. The parade will fee part of the annual ceremonies For summer wear. Slip-on styles with trlin on "If Russian atomic scientists re­ Aircraft, .so'busy on defense pro­ To Head Irish Coalition cuffs...... On Higher Ceilings Plan fused to do Stalin’s bidding, there sponsored by the Ancient and Honorable Artillery company duction that it once doubted it would be no need to prepare our of Boston which is held on Boston Common. could grant vacations at all this cities against atomic attack." « Hi IF year, has announced that it w'lll be Washington, June 2—WP)--Labor.^ crease for improving productivity McMahon told the Fifth Na­ able to squeeze In one-week vaca­ Dublin, Ireland, June 2—(/P)— Atrol of the Dail, the Influential Children and mlsaea genuine English rib meinbers of the new Wage Stabill DOUBTING JAP LEARNS THE TRUTH tions on a staggered basis. Irish voters found today their lower House of Parliament. The BOXER STYLE or nylon reinforced cuff style. In the past year., ’^ e y have esti­ tional convention of the American zation Board differed today with- mated aa a two per cent Increase Tokyo, June 2-A.IP)— At least one doubting Japanese who Eligible employes were invited ballots produced one clear con­ party won more votes than any Gmm Ib toe EeU JimpuU—Boxw Styl^ Summer Jewelry Veterans committee last night other, but fell short of Its goal, Elconomlc Stabilizer Eric Johnston in wages. Johnston favors allowing that he would win the Russians by came here from Brazil to see if Japan really lost the war is to submit applications for the va­ clusion — several parties, rather If jea go lot boKir rtylo ihciti. Yon tr* over the lifting of the wage in­ that two per cent with a cost-of- challenging Stalin to honor a few cation, with choice of vacation pe­ than a single one,' will have to winning only 69 of the 147 seats. AU-aioasd elastic sraistband. ah white SMd pearl j J Q Q about convinced. Before leaving Argentina he sold his coffee riod depending on seniority. form a new government. Prime Its members held 67 in- the old ■ora of comet, eomfoiuble fit Size* 30 to guaranteed to lut the life of ANKLETS lace* «td earring*. Single and multiple crease ceiling, but expressed confi­ living increase based on the Bu­ "legitimate requests." dence that the break would not reau of Labor Statlstlca’ April 15 These requests, McMahon aaid, plantation for 1,300,000 Argentine pesos. He brought the Scheduling of vacations will be- Minister John A. Costello appears DaU. 41 fiht, elotaworen f*l)tic...f*moni Reis the gaiment Full «eat...gen. •trand* ...... Final standings were Fianna «roa* lep. Cut to indiTidoal ill white or pastel colors. Size 8 to 11 split up the 18-man panel. index. This would total 12^4 per could Include the right for the pesos with him, only to learn that occupation headquarters Igin Immediately and extend to have the beat chance to head the WHlaMBaUp...earefiiI tailoring,..add «p iiaea The rault 1* exact fit, PIu* Tax Johnston, sitting down with cent. United Nations to operate its own won’t let him change them for Japanese yen. through December 1. new combine, already under study. Fail, 6 » seats; the four coalition te ■aoit leek* and long sretr. And U p better kxdcf and extra comfort. members of the board of Thurs­ Membara of the W8B are not ra^o station inside Soviet Russia. * 4> a Costello led the coalition that parties centered In CTostello's Vine day. suggested that the 10 per cent sure that Johnston thus was com­ He also suggested an exchange of 37 MORE CASUALTIES governed the Irish Republic for the Os«i (United Ireland), M ssaU; FOOTWEAR 3 pr. for $1.00 calling on wage raises might be mitting himself to a new wage nationals with Russians yisiting ITALY DISPLAYS ARMED MIGHT past three years. He put up a stUX independents, 14. boosted to allow another two per formula of 13 H per cent, but they America and Americans visiting Rome, June 2—(IP)—Hundreds of thousands of Romans igt fight against former Prim* Min­ Fine Gael provided most of the 4- coalition’s strength, winning 40, FOR ALL cent rise. That would be enough to arranged another meetlM with Russia. cheered Italy’s growing armed forces in an hour and half Defense (lepartraent today Identi­ ister Eamon de Valera’s Fisnns M JA cn I ^.*1^ Green Stamps Given t w J W H A t C c o p Include productivity bonuaea for him next Wednesday, ‘n ik a on McMahon proposed a letter fied 27 additional casualties of the Fail (Soldiers of Destiny) in Wed­ seats. Labor won 10, Farmers, 4. military parade today marking the new republic’s fifth birth­ and Republicans, 3. l l ' M 1,000,000 auto workers. the proposed four-cent productiv- writing campaign by Aanerlcans Koran war. List No. 318 comprises nesday's general election. THE FAMILY With Cash Sales M m m m r m c d m h * The auto Industry employes sre to "peoples living under Commu­ day. American arms aid played a prominent role in the dis­ four killed, 16 wounded, one died Fianna Fall bad hoped to win a l y o i v b ^ wczG r e e n s t a m p s due to get a four-cent hourly In- (OoalJatied oa Faga n r e ) nist tyranny." play. of wounds and six missing. clearcut majority and gain eon> (Oontlaiied oa Pago J s i I MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALl), MANCHES'lEK, CONN^ SA1>UKL)AY, JUNE 2, 1961 PAOITWO MANUHESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. lUNK 2. 1951 PAGE THREE rick Aborn and Mra. Warren Little | all indications point to hi* r«- Risicy; Silver Arrows to Donkld M. DeCarlin, Hany and Kill el; for qiiest for a Children of Coventry Robbins, Thomas Johnson and Former Merchant Juf 7- . Coventry. Alice Crlckmore. Lillian of South Coventry. Aborn waa the DANCE -MillerV Hall per and fellowship will fellow In Am initmtion tcAm nmde up of PaEt Day here, in recorda at the home- David McClellan. The Dens ex-, corneralone laying. Following this. Wiiiiior8 Leaving Tcnlay South Coventry Luthi, Patricia Jurgen.aen. Joan first local aervlccman to die In TolbuHl Turnpike Church .Council will meet. the pariah house. ('oinniandora will Inltlato the claim LIGHT ROCK World War II. Dr. Alonzo G. Grace aleail. The Uoarff of Education hiblted their May theme "Circus," Fiiiifthf's lAHintr Ayer. Best flalders for Rockville. Here Now in Army Saturday— 7:30 p. m.. Zion Cliurch is s of candhliiton. Following this rere- of Bunker Hill Road. South Coven- | will have a apecial meeting June with thirty Cub Scouts akd thirty Modem knd Old Fashlou Mrs. Pauline little M. DeCarli. Cox. Weston; Coven­ 9:00 Junior Choir. ------^ 7 ------nuuiy Uu» Auxillnry will eerve re- ^ F op Trip Abroad try, director of the division of ad- ; 26 which will deal chiefly with parents and guests atteniing. The ItanelBg church of the international Luth­ Al I’^allot Stiulio Coventry 7-65S1 try, Joan Ayer. Doris Vt'est, Lois Iran.spoi'tation. Repainting project at Camp in the lower hnll. ] 16 vanced studies at New* York I-ni- mothers of ciiba of Packs 57 and Cpl. Sam C. Diamond, formerly Every Huturday Night I eran Hour, over 1,000 stations. 36 n r Sawyer. liomers were made liy 'I’licre^AvIll be two special town Churches Luthenvood; volunteers are needed. langiiagea, 49 territories and for­ Lois Lyman. Dorntliy Ward. Alice versity. .spoke on his t.wo-y*enr slay | i 65 will have a food sale today at of Diamond's Army and Navy Store j Sdio to ltdio e : M. Thu Arnt of a arrieB of nurntnlv Attention IN called to all com- { MUa Olorta Br*wTi of *0 Spruce There were 9.7 treatnienta given meetings Alunduy instead of one, 1 j „ Kindly notify the paato.* if you can eign countrieii. in United States Crlckmore. The Tliuriday a wnn m Beilin. Dr. Grace was formcily ■n. in front of Menditto's at 997 Main street, writes from 1 Soiith Methodist Church SI. James's R. C. t hiireh T R U E F R U IT liUTBi by plw*e from Inter- during the ImmunlsaUon and vac­ ,',t the Church Comniunlly House i a-salat. „ and , hean locally Sunday r was the eighth atrnlght win ami commis^soner of education in Con- j Tile rommitlces of Pack 57 .Main Street and Hartford Road Rev. .lohn F'. Hannon, Pastor the Fiillot Stiidlw juul ('anirrji 1 !»o«t It) ^et their ycnrly report« I jnettei^ Airport In New York «t cination against smallpox clinic iVi Nortli Coventry. The first will Camp Hood, Texas, that even Next Sunday tlie Cornerstone totaled nine wins and two Ins.srs necticirt. and 65 will have a joint meeting Rev. Fred R. K.dgar, Minister Rev. tieorge P. Hughes evenings over WONS at 7:30. Shop. 7o Kast (Vnt«‘f Htreet Mrs leaily An thiit they enn be Rent into' at the Robertson school Thui'sday. deal with the question of zoning. though he i.s undergoing training 1 laving program will he held at four [• 1 ithroe o’ept A office. Dead-, FLAVORS Pr«-Bchool children received 25 for the season. The second, not previously niOB- with the 4th Medium Tank Bat-1 ^BURNSIDErr o'clock. Dr F'jjkil Eiiglund. of Wor­ (month’e vncntlon In Ireland. Her The Robort.aon ariiool giil'.a soft- I atliaii Hale hoiiiesteml Wediioaday Rooms at 7:30 ji m.. June 12, Director of ( hristlan Kdiieatlon Tue-sday. 7:30 p m . Meeting of dale Hond won Ain! prize of >< I lin** nn Uiene reports ui .Mine lA. vaccinations. 12 booster shots anc, lioiicd, will immediately follow the ^MTWIla t MT>» M HAMOnSTia cester, Massaohusetts, president of • hall team will plav a liomc game when it opened for tlio sea.aon. Dion at Camp Hood, Texas, he has Herbert ?\. France, Sundav Masse.': Meneon cameiR with iiivl | ’trip win take her to IJeaU%'ich 12 started their .3 ln-1 ahoU. Pu­ first .SO.S.SI011 and will deal with Frederick Govain of Norwich, field | the New Fliiglnnd Confereiioe. will | *'’***1''*' Wednesday at 3:4.’> p in. w ill the Meiiinriiil Day services coiidinied been able to continue his old oc­ Minister of Miislr For Adults: 7, 8. 9. 10, II. with conduct the service. Mii.slc will be | ednosday, i .30 p. m , Ladle.s" Herbert J l^'t^iTctt of l.% PudleN | !'hc « onmijinder wisiieB to thank At your dooforr ’ Airport In Newfoundland, GlaeRoa, pils of grades 1 through 3 at the the question of what voters wish representative of the Eastern Con- e AIR CONDITIONED • hy the Grceii-Chobot Post and cupation of .selling Army aurplua j two Mit'sc.s at 9 and 10, one in the Htrci't Will receive r.* .set'i»ntl pn/e.^dl ol those meinlMTH who turned • Scotland and Belfast. school treated included 8 vacci- Bolton Elementary acliool. dime witli lofercnce to dlspo.slng ; iiectleut ttoimcil. BSA, and Roland provided by the ehiireh ehnii s. -Vid The Mix Masters 4-H CInh mcin- .\u.\lliary, AL. in botli North and equipment. Cpl. Diamond reports Speoeer Trary Boh Stark .'-tuilday, .lime 3: ' main auditorium at 9 for adults Thursday, 7:30 p. Adult an HxlO enlaruemciit of hii for (Ue Meiiioiial Day imrade, ■ She wlU vWt with her *rand- natloni, 28 booster shots and 10 of one of the town's gravel banks. ■ Ijtramie of VVillimantic, district Evervoiie invited. hers have been rooking meala dur­ ^Soiith t'oventry cemeteries were that many of the thing.s which are "FA T H E R ’S "BulUlghter C'ninmiimon Service at 8:00 a and one for children at 9 in the meiiihciship group vorite *?iMps!iol jfo.lumoi Vi< i -('oinmamier C'he.Hter BEVERAGES MaUier, Jam es Brown, who resides tetanus shots. The second treat­ -Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Crlckmore I commissioner, will be speakers, ing their Thursday afternoon meet­ , will attended atoi'ked in surplus stores now are L ITT L E • and the liasement. Two Masses at 10 | Meellr.g of Tile winning ?-9;45 3:00 and 8:in Fb-ulay, 3:00-4:00 ami 7:00-8.00 entertain a gne.at for dinner. Tills ciitioiial trip to New Haven Tiiea- procure many articles for his fe l-1 Offertory Antliem Warren W ood, Organist /\j;enry. 74 Fast C'entei street ^ ” Soul " Karg-Fllert 9.1.5 a m Church Seli'ol Kveryone hi’inKlnp in -snapsliot m playing on ihc Lc>;ion Junior ! Miss Brown will also visit other mil be the following adidt.s: Henry performed hv Rev. Tliomns Kid'L .larkson, Henry R. Proiilx. Walter Rev. Bronislaw (iadarowskt and physician and towm alternate act­ Volnnteei* hel|»er.s witli the sidiool Texas. ■ Morning Worship at 10:l.'i 9:l,'i ,anil 11:00 a. m Divine Wor dim.s to Fallot'-^ for devi'li»pifu: IhLsrluIl tfnin .ii*- itHpie.HiimI to eon- relatives In Ireland and England. W. F'ord. prln-ipal at the George May 29 in ( 'h ir le.sl nwii. .\lii.s.«. i L. Thorp. Jr., Claire H. Barno, Rev. RoImtI t'arroll, Assistants ing health officer, administers the lunch program next wed; w ill in­ .... , r. Cpl. Diamond says that after > r_w EASY, FBEr. PABKI.VG o'clock •sh.p. ( hureh iif the Na/arene nnd priMlinp I.* iriven a stub with t i ('omradr Wallcv l■^lrtm time OIL SERVICE ^ If time x'^rmit?. she pinna to fly Hersey lloberlaon achool, MUa Alure -M. Breen. Joyce V Briere. ,<.uoii of his ba.'ir training in , treatments assisteld by Miss Mar­ clude Mrs. Clarence Brndfleld. Mrs. The Mothers Chih of Nortli rieludc.' 10 11 Oo a. ni. Worship Hour .Niii-, 166 .Main Street eaeh onler The .stubs In•ar^!I^: i**« i^ettin^: shorl iiiul iluTe is mindi I to rtirta f<>r a nhort stay. I Ethel M. Jenkins, elementary Coventry will Irive as a speaker Ronmnn R. Burgvval.l F.llzahetlG I ---- > Mas.se.s on Sunday at 7, 8 9, garet H. Danehv. RN. school nurse David McClellan. Mrs Fred G. "March in Uor.aii Mode"...... serv Rev. Jam es K. Bell. Pastor j the person’s name and aildre.s.s are to hr di»ne in the liiu nt papci work I supervisor, Mra. I.,awrence K. 111 F Feene\, Mart F.. Flirit, E liza-[ ^ supplv job similar to and 11 a. m. ■Ul RROAD ST. ^ and the Young Mothers club, Blasell. Mrs. L. James l.o>-7lni. Tuesday at 8 p . .Mi.s.s 1‘auliiie ...... Guilmant | Organ 1‘rrhuie. I’l elude in G Major kefd In a .senletl receplne plave«l on June 17th Mrs. JamoR T. Laldlaw, Mrs. Teachers 'f'nilege Miss .s Jcnii M Kallicr. Irene Mayer, P a-i (p^t the Array has been doing a| ri*o<*p.s,sional Hymn "A -Mighty ' The Young Mothers chib will Wilfred E. Hill. The menu w ill in­ SI. I'raiiels ol Assisi Chiireti Hymn. Light of the World, We Ii Adult Bible cla.sses Tennyson tirawn at Hi. eml of ttie montli RTKI. nnd RANGE OIL { l e a r n t o d r iv e Eugene Ryohling, secretary to Mr. will talk on "Our .School,' and tnciii A McKusIck. Ruth B. 'fine job of placing men in positions | F'orlress 1« dm* God " ...... Had Thee ...... Salve I)omine| I'fc. Paul »l. Sombrtc sponsor a special well-child con­ clude for Monday: Spaghetti with South Windsor. Route 302 I MeF'nll, superintendent. Simila? 'Irnwin^s will !>•' tieM f«n- All past I otninan.lei H \kIi.i l.tUe Dual Control Cara ! Ford. Mra. James DeWltt, Mrs. What They .\re Trying tn Do " at I Moreau, Mary .lane Porter, ^ la r-j which they are suited t»>* their ...... Bin" F'ealc Burg Anthem I wenty-thinl I’salm, Arr ' ference June 27 at the Nathan meat sauce, rnlsina: Tuesday: Sa­ Near Biirnliaiu's Corner 10:4,5 a ni . Morning Wor.'bqi June. July Aueii.st Jind Siqitem [•atl in (he initiation .iic leipie-vleti Many Satisfied Clients Lydia Allen, school music Instruct­ the Church Commimitv House in I .lone P. Rankin. Lillian M. Rich civilian experience. ! DRIVE IN IHEATRE Anthem "Rejoice in the Lord Al- | by Davis iJimior I'hoir, first Kelt Henning. c»a. June 2 !'f. Hale Community Center eliib- lami and tomato roll, Jello: Wednes­ Kev. F.divard J. DiilT.v. I’astor ! .Music by the i*hoir. Sermon by Iiei The itlt'a is to aeuuaint lo- to atlinitl .1 -•ipeeial n ti'tinv; to j.;et Tel. Manohesier 1-Hlh or, Mrs. John S. Bissell of the North Cov'entrV Vriiing Moth-| nrdsnii, Donna H. Ri.sley. Barbara' way" ...... Purcell service i. I’aul J Si»mtMie, tni.'shjiml of rooms for those mothers unable day: Turkey sandwich, cupcakes; Rev. ^■ranels RraveJls. Curate I the pastor. al e imera fans with the .supi' Hie pioF<)>*''‘ Inietl lip Fneh Hast I board of education, Mrs. E. Mr- era club iii'-mhers of South Cnv- | K. Rumph, June E. .St. Martin, Offerlr.ry Anlhem- -"P.salm t.'iO",. ! Anthem. Hark, Hark, .My nit* .Soniluii of 4ii Wlutney ?oa>l, Thursday: Frankfurts in roll.s, po­ From DuMk lo Midnlt*! Soul. 1 0 ;4 ,'*, a 111 , Junior ctiiiich in Hie >f Kallofs hand nuMhols rununiindri w ho w ill takt m a n c h e s t e at t o u r iv in o tn bring their c h i l d r e n to the May I Connell and Mrs. Kenneth Jurgen- entry will be gursls. A cordial j-Mai y l»iiise Stone, Chiinstance j ...... F'ranrk j p.i I t u itl OIL HEATING 10 clinic. Appointments for this tato chips, pineapple: Friday: Mn:.«e.« at 7:30. 8 :10 .and 10 ;!0 Slielley iChnnh choir, .'erond 1 MaiuJie.ste? c'onn . ^i.olnated le- ,n devel-tplnp and plant m^’ sti not lOeil of (his ir •it; II Ih.* ACADEMY I sen. The group will leave by echool Invitation to attend the meetiny R s" Fpton and Joycie N. West- Alftn Ladd Hymn "O .Ma.sler. Let .Me vValk | .'civiecl. < ent ly fi oin t to- radio matn- are to he made with Mrs. W. Cream cheese or peanut butter in. 6:30 p. Ill , Young I’eopl Sn- 'nu'ie's no m.'it bin u «e k t urne

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on the home grounds. The score Curtails Wage Board Row wax 10-7. in Hebron's favor I Dramatic' Groups 1 Local N o.Vm TW'UA-CIO will b« W K N B — 840 a »» > • « WHATh a y - — 910 To Kpsigii l*ost JoiiiK Firm Here 1080 The Gilead 'Tigora lost the game ! I h*M on Sunday. June Srd 2;30 W COC — played against la'banon. i O hl BieksliiiHH To Enter Contest R o ck v ille rp . m. al the Union hall on Union Today’s Radio i 10S.7 On Oiling Plan WDRG Next Sunday s game., will be: iletre et. WONS — l i l t ■astara Standard Ttm* W TH T — 1230 Hehion at Boiton; Columbia at I Open Shoot New IH-lhi -./ri- lleiilth Mini,- Two Manchester dramatic MANCHESTER DIRECTORY (Contlnaed truro Poge Onel Gilead Tigers; Lebanon al Ando­ 1 The American Legion Sheet ter Shrimall Anirlt Kaui tol.t a ver. group*, the Center Theaplana aitd Senior Prom I Club will hold one of iU Open questioner in pBrlianuiit tliiit 1:00 — 8:30— ity incrcaies for auto workers are Angie IVmato.s wa.s the the Community Players, will par­ ShooU on Sunday ■tartin* at 10 WTHT - Harry Wiamer. hsnd-.lrawn ricksiiaws are ,Inled' WCCC—Musir I scheduled at a apeidal meeting giu-st on .Memorial Pat’ of Mis., ticipate in the annual Drama Fes­ la. m. The local club will be boat WONS—Dizzy Dean Show . for extim'lion in Delhi by Ihe end' tival of the Associated UtUa This Evening! to ahootera of Connecticut and W T H T —News I Monday. ■ Hetty Lu Jone.,. Hotli girls work w n C —N ew , WDRC-Sjiorls. of 195'J I Theater Croups of Greater Hart­ ____ I othera at the club groonda Juat WTIC—NBC Symphony. The 10 per ceiit ceiling on w a g e (at tile sam e place in Hailford. ford. The festival featurea com­ I* ■ t ' off Weat atreet. The shoot will he OF BUSINESS SERVICES WHAY—Saturday Matinee increases wa., fixed by a previous | Tlie regular montlily meeling of! .She said the Ih'llil municipal^ WKNB Stars Review the W K N B — News; P arade ol Hit* wage board after the government | trustees of the Douglas Library I pBrliaf.'ent ha.I n;apped a program ' petitive one-act plays presented by Annual Social EvCIlt of held rain or ahine Records. Annual oovnai „ children of Mar.v W O N S—News wage-prlee freeze of January 2’>. . will be lield at tlie Lilirary bull.i-1 for the prniluni ellmuiatM'h of the^ member groups of the ALT and The Children of Mary of St. 1:18— 6:.35— will be held June 14-18 at th* Rockville High to Be WCCC Good F.vcning. Good Labor members of the first lioar.l ing, .lime 6, Wediie.sday evening. ! 1M> llcenscH' fo thr current year Avery Memorial In Hartford. Bem ard'a church will meet on WDRC—Robert Hall of Fame walked out in prote.st. •Mis., I'loienee E .Siiillli. of lliol A .survey in ApiJl 1047. showed WTHT—National Guard ' Music. TTie Theaplana will present Ch*- Semi'Formal Sunday Immediately following the I German Chiblreii In addition lo the diffcteiu. Smith sehuol. West Haiifonl. was. rkM) rukshaws pl inp thr streets Skilled Workers Ill English Content The HAZEL BISHOP W O N 8—.Navy Rhpw 8:45— ; kov’a, "The Anniversary,” whil* 7.80 a. m. mass WTHT—As We Sec It | over a percentage of inert a.,c to ! am onp Umse spt'tulinp Memoi ial | then Card Part.v Engaged !o W ed ------^ ------W nC—National Farm .and I l>ny here. Mrs. Charles N. Fill- [ the Players offering wlli be "Mr. RockTille. Jonc 2' Like Wild West WONS—Evening Star. jbe allowed. Johnston found him­ Lincoln Goes to a Play.” which The WSCS of the Vernon Meth- Home Hour self at vanaiu'e with Ihe labor I more, pnm ipnl of tlie M ary Mall The claa. of 1951 Rockville High (soiiiHIT 'Fo Canada LIPSTICK 1:80— WDRC—Larry Lesueur News. was written for a "Cavalcade nt odial ch\irch uill hold a card par­ and public members of the board i srhool. .Marlboroiyfh, Mrs. Charles , «hoOl Will hold Its annual Semor ty this evening at eight o'clock at An ExcitinRly New Lip.stick That Stays On YOU WDRC—StarR Over Holhovood 7:00— America" hixindcnat. Frankfurt. Germany - |H‘4l I'otN Pt'md this pvfnmp «t th« s \ kcr the hasenient of the chiirfh Toronto lA’i A heavy move­ German voiing.sters like George Available At The WCCC - New.,; Mii.'irnl Score- ! lem ronsoli4iate Avery June 14 and the Theaplana ment of technical and skilled i W THT- Talking it Over members of the board argued for ?ormal-wilh mn.sic hy RoRcr I’ease The monthly collection of rub­ ■ m Columbia, were also home for S|M‘4*iallY rra iiu a on June 15 workers from England to Ontario the Wild We.st and cowboys. WONS-Music I WDRC-Yours Truly, John..v adding eost of living Incre.ases lo and hiR orcheatra. h rancia 0>r .bish ...... will start__ on Monday .lime WTHT—Baron Elliott Octett i llio day. as wa.s Mrs Kverett H ' la under way by sea and air and I The illustrated booklet "Acht I Dollar. any wage rontract ina.le la.st year Indiana In 20-gamr fircie kipwski and Beverly **[*11 4. at the east end of the ritv Gro.sse A m erikaner i Eight Great 1:48— I and providing for new pay talks \ I’orlor, principal of the Kngue who have pro- S. ociiipatlon authorities distrib­ WONS Ro.,tnn Brave, v, Chi- i he lui.st to the Tolhind County cational fiu'illtics hccaiisc Ylicii llollN I*. Sto>on«i migration aaid eight ocean liners I WONS- Comedy of Errors figures that living .-.ists h.'ive gone HnthrMi on (liiceil a 20-giime every the seriior clas.s with the other of­ uted the booklet to 10 schools - cago Cubs ' IhesN Revur. this rvenmp, al thr sight IS .so poor thill tlicy cannot winner aea- Wappiii^ have been mustered to bring the up at len.sl 9.8 pet cent between ficers being vice j 1 and then asked students between > 2 :00— ' WTIC -People Arc Funny. son aim I- the war. Boh Feller did Imniiglanls acro.ss the Atlantic .Tanuary. 19.50 and April L5. 1951 siu.ci.,11., .ludltonum of the Men m ;,, Kiilbervn G H, v,.r„ d i c e I read oidmiiry Icxibooks Kvon-tt T MrKmnrv n\\mi of ijiVorre secretary. Sophie UIK. the ages of 10 and 15 to give their i WCCC--Insurance Girls Disc j WKNB Crystal Ballroom llic Irirk in 1946 and '47. Bob ^rasiicr. Frames Young, assistant Tuesday evening the Union Ocean in groups of 100 and ,'iOO ] under a new system of compilation. C,t„...,li.l»te.l s.hool. Elite.m g ui c b n -tu in K.lu.nl...., «t the I However, llicse partially sighted Tho Mi-Kiimov laimh* i Sup|*lv vlew.H on It. More tlum 80 per •Jorkey j I WTHT -Space Patrol. the r.'vu.. will be Hpproxlumt.lv V Lemon and Gene Bearden mad* It One tfiiited ship ha.s been diverted | I’ndcr the old system, wbteb Is ; cliildrcn arc not .segregated in spe- rea'siircr Rits Milliv The gvm- school r.T A met at the hr.me of cent said they liked the booklet | BILL'S TIRE W DRC—Alias Jiuie Doe I 8:00— 1 r>g plr^.^ Who arc members «'f Melhn.li‘»t rhui. h lor the 4 iiinpatiy. ftMinmmos ilia! Hollis i III I!HH I.enion also wa* In the nasiiini will be c.specia'Iv riccoiated to call at Halifax tn handle the | still preferred by the auto Indus­ ! cuil (da.sscs for the entire scliool Ictiirmed 's circle In 1949 Mrs William Te. k who served which u.ses tlic comic book tech- | aTmi) o WTHT—Vincent Lopaz ! WDRC- Gene Autry. •t'U clolhmp < lubs, rom m p from I*''*''’ veais. ho \h irrm inat- dal'. Mrs Iiorothca di Pretoro L Stovon.s of \\ o.rii Hartfonl, la traffle. Trans-Canada Air Lines Is | ("r the occasion niqub to illustrate the lives of , W K N B —N.'wr 840 O u h W T IC - .Musical Merry Go try. the auto worker, union and the towns of the county. C nfor-| uip her ihiTies on July 1, will he i and '.’lO Become Brownies dessert and coffee after ivhich they landing about LYO persons a week , many others whose pay sralea are licad of New Y’ork City h Bureau ' nov\ mplnyotl hy his r..n paiiv Washington, Jefferson, Walt Whit­ 2:30— Round. tunately there i.s at pre.srnt no lo- honorc*l with r pnrlN n< \ t 'Fui'-s- and has a waiting Hat of about REPAIR SHOP for Educalion of ViHiuilly Hainli- |M t Strvf»n>5. a iiatjvt' of Nliiino. Sisteen girls from Vernon have attended s meeting of the School man. Lincoln. George W Carver. WCCC N-we: Musical Score- WTHT Sea Hound. , hltehed to the government price 4nl 1-li rlothm p club. The vi.sit- ■ tiay e'n .-n p . 7 ■' to ;* : :it the been made Brownies and presented 1.400. Wm. H flreen. Prop. ■ index, the increase in the s;ime , cupia'd, sav's. Piirluilly seeing ctul- I hiiH horn ii tivily In tho Notice Building committee si Ellsworth Andrew Carnegie, Jane Adams and board ! W ONS Tw enty Questlon.s. inu pirls will ."ihow parm ents j , iuiruh hy the Wotm n's Society of ' dren are seimraled from then nnr- I lumh4*r Im.slni'iHH f or v lUH In with pins The following girl.s re­ V ('nliimhiit KiryrlFS WDRC Hormel Girls W HAY .Salute to Ro.scrvisl.s period of time wa.s 10 5 pet cent. Edison. w hnh they have made as pail M ’hn.stmn Serx'.ce .Miss BrYt-n \\\W m. il-sightcd scliool m ales only St ovi'ua t> t 1 'iMmrrtlrul ceived pins .lune Wilson Jean High school ! On other economic fronts, a cut I tho MlU tfoltl ;iM-U Ml Almost all the children asked WTTIT—Canadian Rhapsodies ! W C C C -M usic Mall Ilf till- l-ll cliitbiiic wnik. rang'.ni; i as-.: me a .simd.ir p'lsition iMtb the do i-lo.se u oi k I DM. Merr Brenda .Msrchani, Barbara No word ha.s been rei cived fioni 1). S. and Kisk Tiros AWNINCS. KUAC.S wa.s ordered yesterday in sl.'el wlicn liicv iiiusl |His,itton with tho NttKinin y laim* Piiki}^laii B^mk I for booklets about life in America. WKNB RaS'hall Matinee 8:30— fliilll .'Iprnli, tn t.'ulnrril , lilts Jlllilj \ lei no I hur- h ol t TIip Mniiuh*'»trr Tophn. Betty Sinclair Sally Ihin- Washington a.s ye! regarding the Dnvid Blevins Complete Awning Service supplies for elvilinn p iir^ s e s f..r Kirst I'' -.1 wilti ihcir c\'e.s ' h«M iV Snpplv (’o will h. in an ‘ But they aaid "please give us ad- Repuirs Service 2:85— "WDRC Mnpaloiig Cassidy. i veiling gnwn- Thev will bi ■"iD|HU,y’ Waterprool Canvu Cover* ^ ,l'ily-.\ugiisl-.'septeniN'r Tin* Na- I ■; .ntingP 111 I.n-ig 1- uid alter a rxotulivo i-Mpu.ilv niul he NVtU nells, Pana Loomis. Joan Stephen special permit needed to commence ; venture tales and stories of the Accessories WHAY-- B; .iti'*i Red Sox r-s. St WONS Take a Number. jiiilgeil .luring the da>' as t** imi- I'. t 11 t hat Dll Mkv \ M. alion at ill Kidgc tak*' "vrr thr nmn> inanai:omont K'niMpr of this sor Mary Ann . I work on the new Wnpping Gram- ’ Sookiiif!: Arabs David Blcvui.s. three and a half- Ij Wild We.st and Texas ' j Louis Erowns |tinnal Pro.luction authority iNP.Yi .-'t 1 in t inn. and their appe'itatu e nn . WTIC—Magniflecnt Montague 1.1 Id .tulio.’s of thr »•\p:u1lhm; MiKin- I Dll ftek tiowlofjfff 4 \andervoort. Laura Madden, Ka mar school The committee hast yrars-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- | ISO Spruce Sired Manchester Awninc and 8:00— WHAY'—Pledge Show. ! niled that manufartiirers must fill the girls, frnni 9 a in to noon, iinl Nopal Kiii^ Pl.M comprise the troop committee. Pfr, Roberl Pexter Hairi.son. .son i a s»*anh for Britain's most beau- - - — WTIC—Rhvthm Rendezvous erage ro.nsunipt ion for the first Ihe State Dress Revue to he held 3'ahe’naele .Niss' York I’ds' . finvo. It iunnusts of \W{ ifMontli- hv Nopal. wl\l»-h pT o\ miiHlv i|o- Elks IMnner Hanoe A third fire truck to be used a.s j ployees. liful children The jiidR^os. when , sSmj;apore -- i4’i ■ In Malaya, I W TIC ■-Dcnni.s Day. half of 1950 prn*loi| on i hai lo nl platn*?4 from of Mr and .Mrs Albert W. Har- | Sand announced that he will INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED LONGER— BE HAPPY 8:20— as pait nf the Farm anti Home V nal ivi of lUdg'Held. Conn . itionnl Doii^jlas 1‘akot} i<'-47* 4i The Rockrille Lodge of Elks will emergeiicv equipment has been dcrlarinp the winner of the con- i children play »n sand-bafjped nur* W K N B - N ew . Yankeo* vs, Ti I WDRC—Broadway’s My Beal. A more drastic steel order f..i pUI I'lUIFOil Iri'han milmrA or Imimn Hovmn- riaon. Sr. of 33 Myrtle street. i .seek ways to better facilities for Dav aetnutiea at Slni-r*. mi August ' Mis.s Brson gr.idilated nt I'ohini- I wm-rnpjnoil I n\nsp« ■« L- IM' ilAlM) r r»IM- 3’lio.se who have tmine slrawlier- j sluldren's an cm- inan.s Hall, on tlie Green, the par- his head. At the home of every WDRC—Garden Club WDRC-The World Tonight ! far, and everylmdy hopes for a fine C.dora.io. 1 of the entire service. eteriea were decorated Sunday by Ranger Tex 'fP' An atmus- aders formed their line ol niarcli | rubber planter there's a giant W T H T — News WTIC Herman Hickman I lc h r o ii ' rrop this sumniei WailiT Hoatun <'f 'Folland has The New England Southern an­ members of Abe Miller Post, A L. plier ■ of ■'mild, munlei . and niad- to leave for the new eemetery at | searchlight which sweep.s the rub­ WTIC—Musical Portraits | SERVICE UIBSON'S 11 :‘2.5— ; Mrs. Wllh.iiii W. i'anuiiond wa.s hiM-n named loun « hainmm tor nual conference will be in session Gaylord Paine, rommander. re- ^ ness," chniaclerized the great the center at 10 .'to Prior to Icav-i ber land and Jungle with brilliant W T H T Hor.se Race j port.s that 300 flag.s were plii< ed on Ranger oil rush of more than 30 To eHsUt fvtiefi von hnve rond 4:18— , WDRC Piihli. Service Pro­ Memorial l>ay exercise., at He­ I host 3'hiirsday evening to the, the ToHaiul ^'oimty Cn'enei Pa.s June fi-10 at the Trinity Union JIUJ in I no I . ...p,.. - I ^ I I-Vrtllg*. I nn ...... ing how e\'er. after Chauncey .M. r o il 5.5uo-watl shafts of light every (iARAr.E tui't'S 4'onte.st for Ib.M Pnr.es ol all graven of veterann of thr ( tvil | ago. It in described in Boyce Ilchi tronhiee «»e hnve t Wrerher* W DRC - M iisic. gram . bron went off as ii.hurI. with a iHeGiAni B udge Cliih. whn h | Methodist ehiirch in rrovidence, Squier. .Ir., had plaVed the call to j night. Tlien. too. planters have ^ B H Glb.nn Prop $12r> are offered W a r and 100 potted plants p ■Roannp Ranger. 10(1 S Service rTnch* «1 v n t WTIC—Horse Rar* 11:30— I meets every few wi-eks. It is too THRIFTY HOME BEAUTY R. I Both the Rockville and Ver­ ' colors. Herbert Englerl and Paul | rigged up an alarm system to sig- • large gatheilng of people atUiid- Mrs, Klsu' Pmllow of NNM'dham. placed on the graves of all voter- The Biggest Boom, rerently pub- PHrenlR of ftr.irritor. will In.stall will he served, after which there *3.").000 worth of oil in one day on COOK'S WDRC—Jlmmv Dorsev Show. ! program carried out al Gilead an on "Gideons in Aetion". The Gi­ lerv. The American Legion led the , S rrrtr^! 6d»0— er. the new .'ffUt-rs for Ih*’ rom m g i will he a hu.xlness meeting and the a farm which liad been bought for Only tho,«e rhddren who will reach j I hour before. T o lla n d deons are a national organization parade with I.eonnrd German Mag SFRMC r STATION WONS- Bobby Benson 6;45- Concert Hour. \*-ar State Poliro\k t »‘i morning for a picnic and trip to 1 and .Mrs Daniel Gott, one of the 8:48— 1:25—Dodgers vs Cincinnati ' inarched in pair.,, carrying flowers Mr.<8. Kva I'earsori of I!arlfo?-il and Chapman and Anderson and the following behind. Each group had Speriali/me In FcVDial fi'tin Toil.irnl . Hall and Mis Alu r Short Seeonda Pella Bernardo and Its own Mag and colors Abby Tib- - tcnd-'-l th*' Pifm-fr Master'- served on Sunday, June 10th, Flliiigloii j Horton lost tier hinshand. John WTHT—Naw Show I 4:.30—B um s an.1 Allen. ' lollowed by hundred., of aulonio- VV. St.'.-lo <>i Tolland bits carried the .Mariner Mag. M ar­ Sinner A ' I lat i< »n niei'lirig M-iv .11 wiMC when the Sacrament of Baptism MulUn. BRAKE SERVU E WDRC - Land’s Best Bands. 5:00—Gabby Haye.s Show I biles and a large number of pedes- Tho offners of th» Jofm f'lout;.h sha .Sipiier and Edith Hinckley al­ I Luther Horton, m any ,\car.s ago. HdNlt'wn (’iraiige. witli a p"i j will be administered Any parents Evening I 5:30—News. ! trians. They went to SI. Peter s Associalirin hold a reunion and I'i\e Divorces Hi 'Hi Graduating exen uses of the ternated with Roberta McQiiade ” i Her two sons. Edmund H , a i S®wino Ce’*t<*r lu< U slipper at 7 o i IncK with children who wish them to he 8:00— I 5:45— On the Line. cemetery, where United States planning meeting at the home of Ellington I'cntoi .si bool w ill take a n d Ruth Rotter rarrvlng the Girl I Fiamel G boui grauual. d Ironi Froiil Etid Ali'MUHt'Hi I Mr an-l Mrs A rthur Hagan nr* Baptized should get in touch with S:i2 Main 'll lei 8S>M W D R C —News ! 6:00—Better Homes Show flags had been placed on grave., of M rs' M artha f']«»ugh Tihhdt«> in ,\lor .9tar, Malaya i/P Mah 'place in Ihe .school aiidiloiium Scouts rolors and Mag. Sara Sav-' the Umvei.sity o' <'onneciicvil, Ru- the paia-nts of a (laughter born the pastor. Rev. George B Hig­ General Repair Work Manche'iler W T H T —Music At Six I 6:30—I.g)ne Ranger. I veterans of all wars, and the chil- Columbia. May 2.*» binlc Mamzar is only 20 yeans nld. ' Kndav. .Iiinc l.» at 2 p m 1 ick- age ami B.iibara Randall carried ; mun,I dying .scvi i al years ago. W H A Y — News. Donald G.iylord of tin- .\nimal I May 2.'! at .lobn.^'on Mi-monal hos- gins before Friday. June 8. ! 7 :00—Sam l.,even.son Show. I dren left their floral trophies. ’ but she admitted having been iets for the giadiiation anil re,-'p- thr Briiunios Francis LaChappcll .Mrs Horton liv. ilh tier second WEEDS W O N S—News I 7:30—Alan Young Show. Husbandry Flxtension nodrossnl I pitnl StalT *rd Springs Meeting Sunday he obtained from the 1 A ceremony was carried out at divorced five times The sessions 11 mn may for the Cubs and Herbert Englert son and his wife st Hebron Green. W TIC— News I 8:00—Ken Murray Show. the graves, and taps were sound­ the 4-H Clubs r>n Friday l■v^nll.g The regular monthly meeting of court ordered her impriaoneil 18 graduates and teaching staff In Your l.awn? VUIt J4»op* F um F (*lnef WHg»* earners «if the inland Jr., and Dick Remsen for the Boy ■She has made manv beautiful WKNB—News: Sports t. I 9:00— Y'our Show of Shows ed, the bugle call as usual given at the hf'TTie f>f liav Beck in the Of the 3« inipil.s In the graduat­ of ‘lieju off the coast of Korea months for marrying while still Scout.s Lillian Banner placed a rugs Her eyesight and hearing lure and Flnnf C>»v- •:I8— 10:30—Your Hit Parade by William Brainerd. with re- Mile Hill section of Tolland ing clas.s 13 are girls and 23 are T. P. Holloran • nr»‘ wnmon pearl divers ami ^^omen having a husband. wri ath of red. while and blue car- arc remarkahle for one of her ad­ WONS—Sports. 11:00—Wrestling from Chicago. spon.se by the Burba boy from Mr. and Mrs Paul deMararte boy.s. Thev are, Cecilia A Bo- «rln| Store for nntmns on the memorial to World vanced age. .She us .seen on the REMOVE FUNKRAU HOME WTIC—Bob Steele. Ainslon. have had as recent guests. Mr. far outnumber men on the island If^ear It Anywhere nan, Kenneth W t.’ook. I>'she A l^iricr AatMirtniont War I vetoran.s at the rotary. Mrs. street almost every day. going to WHAY—Supper Serenade. The entire ceremonies were very Corbett, Betty .1 Couilnglit Car­ of Fine FliMir tJov- a K c m 'Inne ii the outstanding value in Herbert Englert, who arranged the I the po.st office or on errand.s .‘^he Ihem The Sure and Ideally located—convenient W T H T —News. impressive, closing with a pro­ Appealing Apron ol A cavies Gloria A lieC.uli. program, offered prayer at the ui a keen^bticlge player Sml en­ Kasv Wav erlng. <'all U* for and away from the busy WDRC—Price of Peace. gram at the Soldiers' Park on the good home decoration, where extreme wash- Paul Domhek Seymour Kllin. remeterv. Boh Clarke read the | WKNB—New World Singer*. Bolton joys .social o.'easion.s Cfkttmate« thoroughfare. Distinctive Green, where there was speaking, Roi.sa D Goldfaib. Ftobert C C.ot- Oettvshurg addres.s and everv’one 1 ihiliij IS not required For economy, for A list ol lho.se who have eom- Service. Modern Facilities. Doris Mohr D’ltalla prayers, and music. tier. Gloria M. Gieave.s. William joined the 'singing, a volley was i Tel. Manchester 5845 There were many out of town Hamilton. Maureen R He im. .Max­ fired by the Legion Squad. Chaun pleleil the first aid course here in- .Tapancse Beetle Grubs JONES’ ease of application, for a beautiful flat mat­ ■Mrs. Richard M Grant. T. P. HOUUORAN vi.,itors besides lho.se from every well A Heim. Mildred 1 Kent. rev .Squier played taps after the i eludes corner of the town itself, who are I’aul Baron. Herbert C. Burdick, F'uneral Director O r a n g e H a l l B in g o te finish, Kem-'I one is the choice of mil­ Charle.s F King. B arbara M Klee, children derornted the graves. Can Ruin .\ Lawn FURNITURE STORE MOBILHEAT There will be a baseball game at seen at the Green perhaps only Iliane J Kiipfersehmid. Riehard Each cemetery was visited and at Roberl P Diman. Henry Dnm- l>an B arker Prop JOHN J. CRATTY. Jr. Memorial Field tomorrow when once or twice a year. All of the lions. D Lata. Dnnahl W Luetjen. Rob­ hrowsk:, .Albert LeShane, Doug­ Once \ Lawn Is T reated It West street the program was varied 36 Oak .St., M anchester. Ct. Licensed Embalmer Bolton meets Hebron in the Inter- old veterans of the Civil War are EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ert F Lii.sa. .Alfred F M ann. Jr.. by the singing of God Bless Amer­ las H, Porter. William Porter. La^t* For Scvpral Yram Phnna 2-IU4I 175 Center St. Phone .lOfiO FUEL OIL now gone, the last, perhaps, being Thinned wiih water, a gallon of Kem-Tone Ru.ssell C .Marin. William A Mc- ica snd by the reading of "In Sirreno A Scranton A number of county League. James K. Brown, who for many rtad'\ m I.aiiighlin, .Rimes A. ^IcM ullen. Flanders Field " by Dick Young nthers were at first listed hut The Zoning Board will conduct Kinffo 7:ir> to 7 ResTular Itingo al 7 4!i makes a gallon and a half of paint, m U $ n m t orfeoh Washers, Toasters. "The Holy Spirit as Our Streng- nursing, at Syracuse University, Winnns pf^mpllp ropoM *• If oioolb* ■School since it opened, lia.- .siili- W Sher vood Griffin, who has thener" will be the subject of Rev. Syracuse, N. 'Y., and Is spending — I GIVE YOUR ROOMS THE FRESH, NEW KEM-TONE LOOK! Class officers are: President. mitted her resignation Muss Hh-e^ ^ C4*ll»**«*Otl*0 of Irons, Sewing Ma­ J. R. Y'eager's sermon tomorrow at some time at her former liome here Paul Dombek: vice president. Wil­ John S. Wolcott tlf.M w k . with her aunt. Miss Marjorie H. advi.sed the hoard when tea. liers Pratt & vvs..„,.vWhitney's « nlant plant, has hecn been the 10:45 a.m. worship at United liam MeLaughlln: secretary. Glor­ were offered contracts for the L«aa» ftft chines, Vacs. etc. Methodist church. This is the con­ M artin, and Miss M. Loul.si Hollis­ tsken tn Backus hospital. Nor­ ia Greaves; treasurer. Gall .Serib- next year, la.sl March, that she and Son cluding aermon In a scries given ter. Miss Martin's course at the wich for observation and treat­ ner The elass colors are blue wished to be relieved of the duties Phone 8597 180 5laln SL by Mr. Yeager. Sunday school will university waa made pos.slble by Super Kem-Tone and gold The theme of the of principal She said she desired ment be held at 9:30 a.m. and the adult a scholarship grant from New like h o m e KEM-GLO stair rSMtOf UlUg UlUS ABC graduation program will be^ I more time to teaching, her chosen Famous Brand Heating Oil study group at 9:45 at the parson­ Y'ork state. She is a graduate of jail n«M9r t*baar ^W I's'no eiA« The mirtclt lustre enamel iicatisn ThrongJioiit the World. profession. age. the New Dmdon Lawrence and Sensational new deluxe wall No Appliance Co. Clean—HoU—F'cnnnmical Alfred Marin. Jr . will speak on | Mrs. Dorothy Kenyon first Plus Time-Saving, Trouble- The W SCS of the church will Memorial Hospital School of Nurs­ paint gives your rooms endur­ that looij smi u*shts likt Ediieatioii in the United States: grade teaidier ha.s resigned to ac­ 2-1575 21 Maple St. meet on Wednesday at 8 p.m. and ing, and was later connected with baked enamel. For kitchen Ceelia A. Bonan will talk nn The cept a position in .Stores. Manchester Couvalescen! Home, Inc. Saving Service on Thursday at 7 p.m., the MYF the Manchester Memorial hospital. ing beauty, thrilling colors! Italian System of Edueation: She was one of the Red Cross and bathroom waits and (or Otherwise the teaching staff re­ 29 COTTAliE STKEE'I —TEI.EPHONE 8'.»79 will hold its last regular meeting Easy to apply. Guaranteed Reisa D. Goldfarb will diseiiss Ed­ mains the sBiiio next year, those Efficient Weather-Watching of the season. Future meetings will nurses who volunteered in response w(x>dwork in every room. 5lary H. Olblln, Pre*.—Katherine M. Glhlln. Sec.-Trea*. washable. Ready to use, no ucation in Brazil, and James Me- returning besides Mbss Rice be­ SHADE AND FRUIT HIGH GRADE System be spent in playing baseball. to a call during the polio epidemic One coat usually covert. Mullen will speak on Education in ing Mrs. Dorothy Parkhurst, Mra. | Orinnell Automatir Sprinkler System in North Carolina over two years thinning. ago. She waa engaged in public Dries quickly. Modern England. Ethel Brehant, Mrs. Katherine Prompt. Automatic Fuel $1^94 OM-. Rev. John C. Miller will give the TREE SPRAYINO nursing in Yonkers before going Orciilt. and George Patros. Misa AGKD CONV.M.KSGKNT PRINTING Deliveries Invoeation Diplomas will be Deaths Last Night to Syracuse. She has completed Margaret Danehy school nurse There Is still time to have presented to the gradual e.s by JOB AND COMMERCIAI about half of her eight months’ and Merle Walker, music super­ CHRONIC ORTHOPAKDIC CASES Pull Measure Guaranteed Mrs Willie G. Scribner, member your fruit trees sprayed. PRINT’NG Manila — Gen. Joae M. Alejan- study, and will return to Syracuse of the Board of Education. visor will return. REGISTERED NURSE AND KEUISTERED Orders now beinfr taken Prompt and Binrloiil Printing drino, 80, revolutionist and con- next fall. The graduating claaa is plan­ PHYSICAL THERAPIST IN ATTENDANCE for shade tree spraying. nt All Hind* temporarj' of the Philippine hero A picnic is in store S aturday 2715 ning a claaa picnic at Lake Corn- When you need fuel Jose P. Risal, and one of the dele­ afternoon from 2:30 to 5:30, at pounce on June 6. They plan to RATES REASONABLE the home of Miss Nancy Scranton, By Mr*. .\ime Cnbot COMMUNITY PRE.«S gates who conferred with Adm. leave about 9 a. m. and return at quickly daughter of Sirreno A. Scranton, OUR FAMOUS CARTER TREE I. W Bar* 8 O L«r*oa George Dewey to arrange the joint * * By Sue Burnett Here is a pretty tie-on apion to We Pay of Jones street, Hebron, to which 5:30 p. m. If the w eather la in­ B W Bar* Filipino-Amerlcan a tta ^ oh Span­ STYIE GUIDE A boaiitifully tailored frock for perk-up your "'‘'’0"trihe-hoiise" : clement. the trip will be. po.st- | all members of the Hebron Con­ PAINT AND COLOR . EXPERT CO. Oor. No Mala and N a Sclmoi ish forces in Manila in 1898. all around wear with an unusual; wardrobe Applique and embroider I poned linttl until the followfollowing day. CALL 4148 gregational Sunday school and front, closing ending just below I gracgjul rrfB#XA/ii 1 nAmorning i'A V IS I n o glories rr I 1 a t tot ev the• Vs a * __ _ _ > P H O N E 7698 Streeta — Talaplioo* 8 W Liberty, Mo.—Mias Kathryn B. CANVAS AWNINGS 100 Betty I>JU Gerber of Maple HIGHEST Monroe, 67, disaster relief director tho.se who help In transportation f .. ihows you 's of color roetpos In usot the wist. Wear it any place - panels of the apron or iisi as a street. Ellington waa the winner are Invited. Those who have no it has a three quarter cuffed border decoration. at the St. Louis (Midwest) Re­ Here is the finishing touch of beauty, charm and of the fre.shmen speaking contest gional office of the Americtui Red transportation are asked to please alMve version, too. Pattern No. 2713 coiilair.s hut al the Rockville High school. Her meet at the church at the Green comfort. For windows, porches, terraces, patios. Pattern No. 8729 is a .sew-rlte QIJAI.ITY Manchester Croes for 37 years before her re­ Iron transfer tor applique motifs, selection w'aa "The Selectm an a PRICES tirement in 1945. at 2:15. where they will be picked Canvas Awnings make your home more beautiful perforated pattern for sizes 12, cutting chart, material require­ Speech” bv Walter Fo.ss. PRINTING! up. 14, 16. 18. 20; 40, 42. Size 14. ments. stitch illustrations and fin­ ' Donald Peaae of Morris Corners For New York—Dr. Joseph Stenbuck. W. Sherwood Griffin, who has and more livable. You have an infinite variety S 7-8 yards of 39-inch. IBe printing 59. one of the founders of the ishing directions foi 2 apron and Edward Weld of Main street |nb It* do tori Dry Cleaners been a patient at the Backus hos­ 30c Raqs, Scrap Metal and American Board of Surgery and a of colqrs, fabrics and designs to chtxjse from. For this pattern, send in styles. , who recently completed their boot r (* o • I I I ’ pital, Norwich, la home again re­ coins, your name, address, site de­ training at the Newport Navy 9.1 Wells Street consulting surgeon. cuperating until he is well enough Fine workmanship and skilled installation as­ Send 25c in Coins. \oui name, other salvageable ma­ nrove LUMBER sired, and the pattern number to address and the Pattern Number Training School are now at the to return to work at'the Pratt and Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ terials. fnrtory— !»► Whitney plant, Blast Hartford. He sures your satisfaction: Estimates made w-ithout to Anne Cabot. The Manchester I Airman’s Fundamental School, mmir H win Telephone 7254 BUILDING SUPPLIES ning Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, Everdng Herald, 1150 Ave Amer­ 1 Jackaonvllle, Fla. be predeeed a a 8 w ^ hopes to go back to work in about obligation. New Tork 16. N. Y. icas, New York 19. N. Y Grace Green and Joseph Zlnker Call or Writ* mndem. nWIcIrbl antande 0*1 a week. The Spring aVid Summer Fash­ Needlework Fan*--Anne C a b - i ™ngton. junior, at Rockvme SHINGLES . ROOFING FILMS4iAMERAS Mlaa Betty Swain of Essex was I ion CQptaina . 48 pages of new Expert Dry STATE AWNING eCO. SHEKWIN-WlLUAMS n\tr aikiiiva ia ^ 4 High Rchool. are amonje 14 pupUs the week-end guest of M iu Clare Album herr Dozens of , admitted to the DppeadaM* QonHtv — Berric*.' FLASH BULBS, CASES, 100 CEDAR STREET HARTFORD styles: special festurcs; fsbrie 18 Open 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily MOVIES, PARTS E. Porter. Both girla are employ­ f^inating designs, gifts, decora- j ,jonr.r Society of the school, news: American Designer Origin- OSTRINSKY Johnson Paint Co. WII.I.IAM H. SCHIEI IM]E Including Wed. Afternoons ed In Greater Hartford. rhone Days, Mr. Griawnid, Manchitater 5896 719 MAIN STREET PHONE SSM sis; gift psittems printed inside lion* and special features .. i ciiiallflcafion.s for rpembcrshlp in Dealer In Waste Materials Cleaning Service The Hebron town team waa win­ 699 MAIN STRKKT MANCHKS'I KR 188 Bpm e* S trw t T*l. StMO the book. Don't miss it—send Plus 4 gift r’tterns and duec- |,v,„ society are character, aervlce, 183 B I8SE 1X NT. T EL . 6879 Open Til Noon Saturday Arihur Dnis Stores ner In the b^l game^played on Ev(>ning*, Mr. LaFontalnei, Manchester 2-1474 38 cents totfsy.^ lion*. 28 cent*. | leadership and -#choIar*hip. Memorial Day against Columbia MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CX)NN, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1051 PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 19R1 >A G B S U ■gain, with other* taking thair .ae.s.sion Without adding to ita [ilHce.s." Radar Used tide of inflation, in which prices y fruiUidncaa. Condition of C o m m a n d er rhua. ha said, "the 43rd haa lianrliPBtpr That, we presiinie. ia v^hat the THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB O'hitiiarv Says Order w#nt up. W eddings apparently become a training divi­ I political oppoaition has been wait- Along emmt •o-called price con­ Connecticut sion and under three condltioiy On Speeders CopniitQ ifprald The Open Forum I ing for and angling for, to haul Boy Critical Gives No flint It I* difTioiiii to maintain a top trols. and, with th^m. a ilump in PVBUBHEO BT THE j the Lodge adminiatration ilown Was Issued 1 .It I Mg ’’ ; <.ff ilH lu’dcsta!, as the Kepubli- Dt'atlis HBBAU> p r in t in g OO., INC. public purchaatnf. The only real ronununicalinna fnr piiblicaliona In the Open Foium will not GiorRetti-Badsluebncr T.v rrdl-JenninKs System Operating for tS JlMCll (trcrt. importance of thr pricr conlroln. Yankee ' ( Hii.s, two years ago. w ith a great ]^lenii Gagnon Hit by i4* Of New Moves lUBCb*«tcr, Conn. be guaranlc'ecl publication If they contain moie tlinn 10 woicla. Sn*pilr*gon» and c«inalion.s Mv .\. H. O. dc.al of vollnitary asaistance from ehnrle* Kroll The First Time in TUOMAB rBROUBON. w# think, i« Ihia: that tbry did Tlie Herald leaeivea the right to decline to piihliah any matter the Bowlea administration. dhl -4uto Thursday; Other formed the aelUng al St. Janie** Charles H’roll, of 16 West street. On Ouster (Dontloued from l*age On*) About Town PTM.. TrtM.. 0«n l play »omr part in making thr that may be libelous or which ia In bad taate. Free expteaaioii naul it down from its pedestal. church thi* morning for the wed­ rovaBtt October l, lUI. Here it ia that rareat of B o v ' s C o n t i i l i o n B e l t r r 'Ima thia luornlng at the M.-vnches- Town, 0)urt Hears public frri that further purchas­ of politic al v iew s Is desired by c ontrihuliona of this rharaeter \ h the ncinocrats* at the be­ BINGO • tor Mfiiiorial hoapital. after a long ding of Mis* Jean Audrey Bad- Ktiwnrd .lohn Glee*on» Ron of inontha. Htid ita swift roming ('omnumist.* Ml th»* '$r( o!u| Pablitb*4 *T»ry Et»kI»* E*r»pt ginning of IhU admlnlHtratlnii, (Continued from Page Onel Mr and Mrs K J (Jleeson of 20*4 ing in'anlinpation of rl»ing pric*« b'll letters vv iiicli are defamatc.i ot abusive will be lejectecl. proof. iM legiHiHtive nmttrr^i. thiit EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT illness. .sliiebnci, dauglitei of Mr. and .'pi mg drive, f I •tin Miiy U) I lu'ttimh I Ther« were four caaea preaanted Sutidajt and Holiday*. Enl*r*<. •< «h» ^ pnlil hack their Inaiigiirnl acore Glenn H.agifon. ag» five, son of r.ermany hr rmne to ^ , Ihs't II street, who haa just coni- waa not neertaary. But prrhap* lime pas.seH mo.vt uiinotire'j when May 31 Po*t oK!f* ».* n»n« In Mld-.AIr” sume. they have some Inatinet 20 REGULAR GA.MES— .1 SPECIALS lived here ever sinre Ho|.jp was H a one of these meelsngs Orchard alreet, Rockville. and noeruig aehool, University of Oon- apeedlng In whicn tha nceuaad killed In a tragedy which apeaka To tell the truth, there have 303 Cooper Hill street, la now on Washington listed Red casusltiea SITWCRIPTION RATEP to pay hack their adjournment retired velvet at Cheney Rap* MacArlhur View* Robert Eugene Glorgetll, ton of nertuul. will leave tonight for ing out of the inflationary bviret ^ To the Kdiloi. for itaelf Many time* driver* of xpeciai acaaion.**. fieadlovkcd. the rntical list at Manchester Me­ for the period at 102.000 ft'erft dotectad or* ft r«4ftr ayatam. On* T**r by Mali ...... Ill (in score. Repiihlleftn strategy, Brothers where hr worked for Some Democratic committee Mr. and Mia. Guido GlorgrUt of 78 rnledti. Ohio, where he wilt apond I * . dnw n by a nareotb . aa hquor haa | ed longer, in the m*n.‘:e.s than this morning on Haitfoid road. Tin Fleet sniil “ A ' Tie Mliti inniis flinfln Copy ...... I .«) the price level at which even »kly by C*rrl*r ...... f‘ no IittU HMi .*e- ireerr proven to he. Henoii.a am i* ' regular live luontli aea.Mion. ttiue* befoir. tlie (Muiie.'e Anns »:.'i no \\ h 1. Ii >;*'<’ n and dry, waiting for their an- ear was driven by Riis.*ell Gustat- leaves fmir daughters. Mrs. Ra>- tiial Anienrnn and Allied forces .St Jamrs’a church. cording to Chief Schandel, tha Piiha. Dollynnad. On» Tnar ... trola aimed wa* inevitable an\- oi ,-.41.<1 arl;< e b#- III < III •' l.» .L f* 1 rs, while the dramatic laat .*on. .Ir.. of IS Drive K, Silver Lane mond Smith. Miss Elsie Kroll and , are "engaged in a pointless and The bride wa.* presented in mar­ in Korea hasn i got a t ham e ami w*y. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Brnnkilnli mad, Toledo. 10. Ohio system can be used In a cruiser MKMBKn o r .nil. O n .Mr 'I'lllinghBat 'f'he « nr sMany a perann haa hern in- , pvaluate Connerltcut legialativT moments of the session ticked homes. .Miss Ella Kroll. all of Manches- inconclusive struggle ’ in Korea riage by her father, and (lie maid the best thing for tlirm li» tin is ti» • RKUtCKU KATES SI.NCE 1920 with another officer in ft crulaer th e .vSf HATED PRESr What ha* happened *incf e*ilv AMtfi h.as alwHV te.ognized that jured for life by rlninken .‘^utuiav'' ^ra.siona on the ba.si.H of what did away. It being the mild-man­ Hospital authorities reportcil ter, and Mrs. Amos Brownell of what MacArlhm railed a "bloody of honor wa* her *iater, Mis* Lor- gn home ■ Tb» Aaaorlatad Prna* i« *iflu«lT»li a GRAIII.BO FREE WORK I Mrs K.'iiald Lin^.iid of 35 Hud- nnlifled when a vtoiftLlon has oc­ he waa af!ii« ud with hia J ull ahai e dnver.a. [not happ^'ii. to na.aeas and enum- nered ( tippy Baldwin who took that Gagnon is still iintonseions- ■Norfolk. V h.; one son. Kermit stalemate ' laine Bad*luebner. Bridesmaids He said the I ’niti-d NatiMii*> •itlnd to Ihn nn* of r,p,,p|if*tloi o( winter, at any rate, i* that the • POWER RO| I.ER l ’SEI> Ul, ARA.VTKEO M'li ,'e aide lo advise his own name was placed on Ilf cnlienl giandcliildrcn bloi kadc of China, bombing of ! Ked* )>aeU into Noilh K<*t»‘a lintl ('•.htrw.if crcditnd In ih:« P«r'’ • TIME PAVMENTS MA.Sf HESTER Rockville, Mrs Kenneth Wsrien- a H'unmn *>| her enlleg. rlH.ss at »r.d *1*0 th» 'on*! put>:'.«h'n hrrr pockethook. waiting for moie rea- he realize the extreme Ai'riouanes.s liagrdiea all of them on <*ne page. I What thia .ae.s.m m will hnvr dom ftovernor vvhni variety of last list this morning The funeral will be held Toes- .Manchurian bases and use of Chi- tsuipri'etl the ( ’oininuiusl high An sll-out dr ve with tha uaa • SAVE 1(1% FOR FASH 7091 der of Msnchestrr and Miss Bar- Mai.y Manse I'mvci'dy .Slie ex­ All r.|ht* of rnpubPr**'on of »p*r *' of hia predi atr.ent inUi friend a niurder. a theft. whi< h le.sulle.lim .s!?il nn ofien matter. l>ut one minute enlangleriiriits to avoid. The condition of David Smith, day afternoon al Iwo o clock at St nese Nationalist Irivops { eomnmnd as well a.s the imli\iuunl c^f the radar aystem ta unden^*ay aonible prlrep. p^rhapa unable, in terra Hussack of Springfield pect.' to return wdhtn ten days ().»P*'oh** h»'*:r *l*o r***rT»d Maitin infoimeti him that 'hfdh in a death, ami a broken home. | thing i.a aliendy clear Whatever .SAN K WITH son of Mr and Mrs George Smilli Mary’s Episcopal church. with The Secretary of State said an\ IU*d '(d<)ier. to c’ut down apeedlng on aeveral an>‘ (*ae. to pay the exulting .Mass Mrs lanpnrd i.' ,« |>n.'t presnlent SfTT- and Uiear tvvfi latter ones were d;- icl.se it profluce.a o?' fail*? to pio- of Ct' stwood drive, was described Rev.' Alfred I. Williams, recior of such program would risk all-out ! "Il inflieterl a teinh’.' !.*I1 ui St reels in town Thief i^chendel ru.l •^rv rp l;#*rt of r "A hia feet are planted in nud-air ’ , .Inhn Rivosa of 4.5 Eldridge ('f the Rd)h’i t snii I ‘.’IT f’’’t -'ri'aehet priren M»**n\vhile. thi.« naliona ir. tl\ < aiiaed i.\ diunU'nn's.s . dm e. it.a ro?d n-ver.'Jie.*? have l>een as "better’’ tfslay. He siient a the church, officiating. Burial will war with Riis.sia. In contiast. he killed and wniimli .1 hf "s.i.d said his men hnve been notified to 'Pl. ' nt anil ihflt he .s loialiv unable to Stay on the beverage _beam stieel was best man. and ushi is ('il zcna (if Mam he.aln-. let'''| in minor, anhdueil k *v it.-* rrell nl speed limits To'li Orfr.' f «» d B Uhea VIC f the an- o r Iherehv kerp the ".lisriii in oui fractured atm when thr brakes tomorrow evening from 7 to 9 30 ftosted white organdy ballerina Ml.*' Bettv M*fif .lenning* tent ineffet In t’lie.ss nt '''itBili MF.MBtR Ai’m r r r r r d before defence prodiirtion require­ *>*1 b d thin lliiU.s pttd.ablv he- * survey will he. In a way. a test At hesun ( halleiiged MacAr- iiunl nirrling of the Fdlswnilh (■IP.iTl.ATtON’S Invelv town locked on his hicveie and he wa* Monday afternoon from 3 lo ,5:3u. nf ,Mi *mi Mi> Ailtiur Goinmuni'l liivi'ion.' ' laiiae l\ n i totaly unable to of whether shrillness and pas­ length go\(n with a slieer white FBI Request ment and re^iiotion mav take IdiankiMg you! LIGHT thrown over the handlebars. He and Mondav evening from 7 to Ihur'.s lontention that lime may K .Icn. iiijis of 50 Hyilr Rt'crt, br- A h«'lated repoM nl n Ke.i ;* t Mi'iimnal A'*-n« i.tii.»n. v^hlrh ulll rYirfr.f ('.mptr.v Inr . gtaap jeai.tv At fiiat I ihougn'. sion are ne<'essarv lo legisla­ not he on the sirle of the Allies organdy iluster Hei shouldet take p!a. r at lllr hintorH I’.IN- Ttp their full poaaible effect k'loiem*' Rutflnk ildis^in landed in the street near his home. 9 30. rnmr ttir bintr nf Hni'nlil \'mrent "kill' tuHi.Mteil In Mf'X'ti !’'■ iiuin gsi fli inr-t; 't' ff'r I miglif i»e the man on the flvmg tive fruitfulness, or whether a He .xaid he ‘raimtd a< c-ept the as­ length veilsu a.s held in plai e b\ n \\nith h'HI’('.‘-t r,' d in Win.Noi 6 * ROCK The Il.tgndti rhilti wa.s one ot T\im ’II Soil nt Ml ’itid Mi - <)th- hfi nl ('nmmunt.d iiu h !i' sh-'l err .fO * p 1 ' R I r a )*eze I'u t that « oi i uln I he he- ' quiet, dull session ciin hmig up sumption that the Soviet Piuon ilaisy impn lielincl liiil Sin , ai • duiir .'i nt om* (I'.’lnik Old Evidence •' r u” ' ^ ,•» ei • p • The result ha« iieen a fbuMl of .Hiiiiday l.lqiior Sales 2.5 Manchester re.sideiit.* to be .5|r*. I’helve Farrier inai 11 T\ 11 *''11 nf in I'l .u tni dnwii nv( i North K'»mm ui I'hMI' < • Aitae he ftidii t huve l)oth Jua ' a respeelalde record for Itself. will go its way, regardless nf what l u ll a . asi iide hoii(|iu t oi .M'p- Krpofs will It.’ •"Uhniinrd nrul five p!tp" ’ f n' ’ V ' ■I produc tion tor- . tinAUioer uae T<* l he Kl. I IM).J .ett’imin' 'nun'day nml Fi i.lnx r Thn Mipf we do.' a* MacArthnr contend­ hanolis and fleiii d’ainoiir with a nr\\ (hrret.)j?< will he rlrctr.l Has- fee! jilanie.l fiimlv in mol-aii In legauls In tiie firiud .\long There a'c .<-iome philusopluia of ago. Glenn’s sister, Gail, was also widow of Byron S Carnet, of 40 prifnriur'l ill St .Imn. *> iritnry A *e. nml M-21» tall f i;uu i ln.ln\ vvhnh ha« been brenking againat Hr* wntb, \f’ IB thr alate of the er V white orchid eenleipiece. Urf I'liH’hf'' mav hr f,»ken fur llie Ou RFC Loan .'MRtnrdsv. Jnn^ 2 Mam .Street item tlial ap|»eaied politKB who will -s.iv. veir aftr* true fruit flavors ' strii ken with polio in 1949 diir-: Cambridge street, died at her h\ the fl*'\ Genrcr M'U'.ln’', Mny wa.*« I'liHliled Will) ■ ie..i 11 »\ing a — a dvkr of ronaunier leaiMarue In veai. that the best kind of S's- At he.son .spelled out MacAr- The maid of honor and hndes t.w rl\ r .f'el.H’U lilUi hcnti ------■ — mnd Fnfnd .NfaMn Bavs I am in the Hemld Sntuidav Mav 2dlh ft the oiifbieak in Manchester whirli home this morning *i6 lluHsinn-ly pe Mig-l.’i jri ..\ri siun fui ( ‘unnertifut t.' I v.niild like to (oniMieiit .’i little look two lives. Horn in Spragne. Cnnn on lan- 'riu- tiM'le \\ lin WHK pifs-iited in N - Il l h Kni' a 1*1 ;.la v (i onUmird from Page One) Not M ithoiit (Jain Hr Mutliv .« lo i-^li on iiie he wnryi r|o-nuihiim se.s.-ii >n. Tl’.en, nt the At your dealers •’the hedroik purpi>se of our foi- of the bride, tlint of thr maid ot ' Iii.sl MInD 1 d lih*.I nt t h*' hou^eA Are full. In th'« (.Ti wluil w.is pMiit'-l ’Tne fear nf iintv 10 18112 ■vhe had been a resi­ ;niuna>:' h\ tiri f.it inn w.r* al- r jet flglllf. pi|..l2t .tki ..lint IfU'-t thev .sav. no hiuni la d me AUTOMOBILE FINANCING eign policy ami whnt we have been liocoi in orolud and those ol tin* Toum I'leiU ’ olfnc liiduiiteH the ipie tcMl H empy of Ihe proposed r\ri u t.w n.r b time werr-ie hit ' Insii'.g all l'(tuor for the dent ol this town for over .'i7 len-led hv Ml' l ‘;i\','l F H-iwh'V «'t fiU the ti’.hei fl\» Ked lets Thrff montli* *.;'■> ilm B'K fUtMlUf tion -•ta\In?;. frro«fn»in- * Il is not jual a differeiue a* to headbands The maid of honor rar- a napnliu and in, Ud atla. k D.-uglas Ihimns to Getjiiil Chap- erney Ihe ' requested document P»ri*. with thf ohjfft of dflfimin- a need to move it now. ! N’nA I lie alulitv lo toiallv fetched 1 don t helie\e that we over .50 years and a niemher of Tlie bride wore *n ankle length at hi' '“d in rrcl-l«[>r flnnnrinK p*an. ^ CH ’LI* M K K IT! Rra<‘lies Moiiiphis method which is now* under ried *n old-fa.shlnned boiK[iiet of unla> on hu.sv ennn\ lud >rtiti"< del iim T*ui'hn‘e pi 11 1* 1- giv en ahing with a copy of testimony The onlv aound reA«on for gov- giaap leaiif'. i-ome.B veiy Hoae to vvflnt to. or will, leturii to tlie old imght h.ive b-'f-M init upon *n *Efnd* for a proposfrt the Daughters of the .\nierican examination.*’ he declared lute ami oirhid fteui (ramour ami nf white ( h.nit illy hue nver mulh of I’VDUgNang iht .Nnith i. $sun Ilakcm hv a hitnUmg subc'onimitteo he iig o:;e of the Bttnhutea ua. al- davN of l>alli mb gin t»r h.Kitleg u<-‘.t j ji.st iHHtin. With ilhi.'’«r>n ncf khne ami TTifftinp of thf Bip Four Korfipn fllinifi't tontloK' nl pr I es \^n'|!il WANTED Revolution Acheaon said he hail never met the bride.HmnidM rnrned olLl-fn*h- K ui'ari (Upitul. urul pilots irpoii \v hu h di a f leij it. hoii.st .s If so I « an .ussure vou that Hut llie Lodg'* a«linim^t - at lO- Ainoftiit Monthly PHyiiioiitN ^CootlD'jftd from Pft$e Od«) lapeting t\es .'’^he wnro ; \ aa< ntied to the ‘ Inda and < al.ed Shr lea\i lw« aun.'*. Flaymund MarArthur had nothing to do with loned bompiet* itf daiaie.* fit lluit Maiiii’.s tinm Ki leas; Jii Mir.i’iti''!' In thffo ihror nmnili'. be an ahaente of pioduitif>n the old n.elhoda will at i en mbn ■ '»'»nnot he .saMsfled witli .uiv s’.. h Flnanr^^il Tenii** lnrlu(iin>; Inlort'st a tap of matrlunu hue willi shnit A I’cdcTsI grand Jury here has ( inu'.i.B' en« e 'riierefore atme 1 ('arnor of Weti.'Ur. Ma.'*., and F initiating the nvo-stsi genetal s The mother of the bride wore an Iran Senate Hears li.ven Itial protlurtion the nalwial negative goal. ll.TVii.g been la- CLEAN USED CARS veil and rnrned a t a*' a le of re.1 tanning iMtx.His 'tml mni<- thu. hren ecinslderlng msterlsl develop­ •nfv h*vf hold BA *f**ion« i"- aaa;in;e Knend Maitiri proleaaes $1,800 l.% innnthH sr.»7.oo th« Kveraharp and Palm Beach removal and denied that I ’ S Allies aqua and black print street-length I would like to Know how T.>vvn ' bele.I rather earlv a v-n-.t li- ultimatum.* to Mary *. who started Howard ('arrier f>f Gla.'lonbury. roae* and Wrightu lUO feel mlo liir au ed III recent ninnths by ft hankinf ffthfr Thfv hnvf had a haid lawa of aupply and demand will to he able to "totally giaap t****- 1.800 1.8 months 100.00 had brought anv "pressure" tn hesr dress with hlsi k and white acees- Ceufge \\'addell. r’hirf ing. lio-nothing" regiuie il imeds n *46 AND UP the price war hy announcing .six two flaughler.'. Mia* Helen C'ar- T7ie matron of h<»nor vote an 'Hie ailHeking jel puni^ slid tin ri'iiinan Parle> Uid -iihc oiiumttee vvhic'li investigated Htoava do more If * Heinian Si-liendel or \\'eltAiie Ihr-'poitum of accomplishment Hu.s 1,000 15 month* 71.00 per cent eiila on aonie fan-triided ner ami Mia* (Jrrlrmir (*arnrr. ankle Irngtl) C""». "f pipk nig.in- b-ai s were loaded w {] suppi;. . . hnigc's nf improper influence In He refii.aed to eon. ede. in re- gardenias with fleiir d’nmoiir nud dflaila div.dmc ’ ti'ni h*\o ix'i-n tower pi M e« Itian anv gov*-rn- iB'e turn upon h - niita' uloua eitor Albeit H*'hien < uiilfi tell iis s.eB«in'' fnllov* c(l by more in tlv’ WH) 15 months .S.'i.OO Items la.st Tue.*«iay. ho!h nf Manrhr.slf’r; six grand* dy. inalrlunK ‘ ''p and nutt* itii.l !hc' gnmlmg of KhC Icmn.s. Tills at i. e\ t’lun! 1 nl^o mu**! h.iaten hOA min h drinking wniild mst ms lii \t In b dteesB iis » Both Kvrryaharp ;ui .ilnr' h'ulhiighl <1*. Ark ». pfnorni diplnn'.al'o r'lipi'm' .I'nld l>eeji hnvmg llial piotim t ,i>n. .\nd had "a broader knowledge of the pink streel-lenglh dress with navy Iianiaii ( I .mu luive been I tie aer u»..sf.eN.i- ni m\ i-ondil .on. The largf li.ense suiii.s lliat you I’ has pbo e.i its h-ls fnr gaming aclTo'h waa due to Macya faiiiiie TTinpman ol Hano^cr. (.'onn At a rreeplion fur flftv gue'l.' Ihe 1947 document said that: political aiUiation in the Far Ea.st blue duster and pink aecesw.nes expliMl.ng 111'’ Nationali.'t senti- y.ffp fi'orii from aipn np an hkoii- now. in reailion we are having a I ahall aee the nm.«'t rejtuiaitie refer to are levied hv the Stale nf Ihi.'* kind of a(’ronipli*^hnient on Open Thunday Evenings 6 lo 8 to maintain fair trade agrrenieiiLii | Thr funeral will be held Tue*- at 1 30 In ('»ivey ' rr'tHUiHnt the Tlie KhV was H pnrty to a ’Tollu- PRICES PAID tlian anvone. » corsage of pink rosebuds ( hi t.'lrd l)i\ ^^ioll ni*nf • ('v.tkeil hv* the nil nnlnmal* aplurge of price wara' whuh am p.ayrlr.at I :a' avail»iue a’ of'e and t'onneclicut to do husinens No one .the quiet unpre.s.siired methods Macy’a haa said it never .signed day after nrxjn at two o clock at imdhor of the hnde l•'ee|ved m a .'"IV e and irregular ' Ii. A O. bank- da Achei^n said he doe.sn t regaid A reception for approxlniately i/at i"n ann*ign e s p|oi t ,i! loll iif nlv-'^is I I r ual fi leim Mni t n ti.rv don’t want to Now. in these Inst t.'w .lavs, that In aUiliUon. habrus. Cenltr street. Hev. Clifford O .'nrie-" and eni.siige of w hite ms« s (( ontliiiifMt from rage Oiit-i MI t .uigements vvith the railroad in vvaA the uiflat iMiipi y Npurt «*f Us* He added that the I ’nited States British-Ameriran club at one ■if Iinnum ?e»oiirees. months, bfon an apparfiit shifl.iii; .Now in n leieiit siiivey o! the kind of lemlershm meets its center’motors Inc, Palm Beat h nianul art ui ors. Tlie mother rtf ttie bridegroom se- i rmeitioii vvith the lunn violated won't think il too ale. WITH MANCHESTER TRUST Simpson, pastru of the ('enter Con- will flghl a world war to defend : o’clock this afternoon W lien leav- I nlc«s .Ml Tr’iiiiinfi.s letlei h.is .'Numiuer ^ f| fall Then prbe.s w* re lown'a diinkcMg plai e.s m tlw last greatest r.*'r\r strain as it woii- Main Straat— Naxf To The pointedly .said it wan boyrottiiig lertrd a powder tilne dress, nat­ uf the 4.'lt »i divi.so 111 t 11 H. t Id two of the RFC act, and of gfnfral diplomatic’ piirpiaf At Hut aeriOi.aiy. Frier d Ma-Mn. gregatiunal church, will officiate, itself "if that net'e*j!!ty is forced ' ing on a motor trip to the south .-i-iiie effir! (Ill 11 aman ofl leials the three month.s I have nriticed thatjder.s whether rc*iort to pressure, Po«t Office only Maiy>. ural straw hat v hile aoessorlr' ' Adjwlnnl General Sfiid 'many ftl-'t' offic’inls had resigned thf outsrt. il was Riia.sia which he.rig jumped far above ar;v ar* •hoigh vo I mav gloiv in vmu and interment will be m thr fami­ the bride will wear an aqua shan­ oil eompunv's holdings arc aclied- the iiislomern were not there, the creation of an emergenev p.svrhol- E. It. Ward. Gajdall pre.sident upon u» - but wr seek to fleter war ami white ro.Sf' corsage When il wi'iil into f.'tleni) 'ci\- tn tnlrk anluige i>eing not-i.rig. There :a no’ a aimj e not plavmg a tune. Thinking it I leal orim^ilion mav not piodure ojiposed expanding blue suit luivv ami white Here'- (d ."i.OOu ( ’unneetiiul iiiMip. aiui and it wa* thr I’n tfd Slalf* Mai y> home Montla\ i>et\\een the hour.' the Korean .j, gij^irtge stieel. iiieiil s ie(pie-.l Hiat thev pall). I- 'I'he liHiikihg ccimmUtee made f)i t h .V hile .uel eniei ! ,n I I'.e i»v»u I «;»iiie to mv pei.B(Hial opin-! sor'.e last rninute divid»mds For But one ne\\.'«paper nqxulrd that w ar. Achepon .said, bet au.'e Uifv .'ones and a mi.K.iep of while I 3.0MU fruni t'einuuil and Kh"i|. which obvioiislv cva.« in no inciocl r»U'i'el I -c »ri Ihr n.lu.'il nf 7 and 9 p(i(> in thf' t ei hn I. allt li's of Ihn- th- dneument public after mueli sot .H !, piil;r .t a 1 «»T I *• I;; uI life of ion HihI either pt-ople vveie .stiiv-|the adnuni‘^t r;it ion to I.ibc its Macy * pre.sident. Kuhard Weil, Jr. 1 believe surh s move might place ro.se.«5. The cDuplr Will he at h uiie > iHlniul. of It had le.sked out In varlou.s roat o! piTMi'i'iifM If thrr*' .a no Whereas thr niHgazine iirln.c -wit. hotel Thf’ govcMunen! has for such a mffl.np But. a* it was the w M1 «) w 11 • • ' 1 d.' 1 ! »' t I H »1 (• 11 mg home wait lung their own tele- nerve at this point rouM produce aald he would get merchandise, m- ! Europe "in a most exposed and to thrir friends after .lone il at vv n V s actual wr»iM \^ai to lealore infla­ indDHtf'.l lhal Mtilisli employe.' aasum.fd that this cirnimsiancf aa an idea: and pi.minted hv vision, the (o«i of living wa.s ton's iumbleii In.^l numite donny* N o l i r e eluding I'aJm Boarh suit*, despite dangerous position.” Crisis Looms -"»0 Hyde street j gave the divi.'iun a iBling 40 will he retained There seemed to be little likeli­ a Second Army Iniinliig in-j)celi(U; mcrfssfd our hargamlnp powsr tion da |mwer what aeenva in oif a 11 a' ^ w M>• w er*' Bi offeiI at and Ingli for them lo spend money fmihiook whbh would, in .some me' arm. and fill \^iMmi 'he • L-'inlon di.Hpa I (’)ie.s ^.od M.e who. not so n uih hf(Sii«f « f cdiiit a a «r*r e.atl and ml enaifo at ion of that giv es hertflaclie.B. ard the vvhis- 1 Hearing Ro to • eategnrv the ainiv i ah' "cxeri Ihitish go.f jnimn!. uIiiMi uwii’' wat I'kei\ tf> h* of no 'inportaiite k e\ IS .*'0 weak, that d is a waste i Building on tlm following appli- , summer suits. These w-ere bark tOjiiad made hot home'ip Manclieslcr wUh King Paul and hU palace by (he Hanultou Standjud !’?•.»- pe.r of . Ulv ..e.vaiipan.v .ir rn,ul liiClU if It wishc'd a Bip h'fiiii mccif.np. but hfcau.ic graap reaiitv " Of ♦«»ut««e v*.u n.av lent what^<>p\ f'v t.f monev. I believe- Hiat the s .* ii Genera) Keuuke w« d tlic Httain Idlers have had more tn do with' Bi njamin ciu iiey for pi'i niia.sion lyr • Abraham and Straua kept , Be.side.s her husband ;»hc. leave.s I ■ Papagoa was trying to e.\lfiid hir he "pill -ml-i .lepaialr prcnJinlion m-'(' admifti'f f atni ha,' snnount ed men a.« ’hes,v but ! rathei ^>ps within Ihe divislfui. But if till* vvor'.d .a,tv:ve« roiintrv Thev need tn make a bet­ aide of Faim Drive, Rural Resi- and clothing stores also Joined the Uanada; and two .'istern, Mi.'.s Ed­ ( ’nngregatl.onal churcliea are apon- | cerned the . ouit. woiiM continue to ctpernte the' pro- staff jnp for a favoiahlc dci .sioii The Si/.e of th»* divi.'pm has in- Friend Mait.n, it wi,' mlv .s.irvive ter product m ordei to hold their deiu e Zone ' price war and announced reduc- na Norwood and Mi'. Albert Or- •soring a Community Vacation It ic known tliat hr haa voiced (iooil Fiiiaiieicrs diK mg taeililie.. in the name ol .Non, vh a ffciical iidf Ici Ku.s- Thia la not onlv ih' extiafftli- ! crease.1 to 20 fMM) ti.tn|is through neiRiiae me? all nv*- t i'e wo' d lUsloniers ()t else Ihe public is i I Walter C. Henl.'i hel foi exten- , t ion.' merod. both of Montreal. .School to be lield July 2 througli | objections to iiiniination.* iiiadc li\ lh«' liiiiimn goveinment 'I'hi.H lut- nullum c-i.ples of an Illustrated .sia th.i I'n’tfii . 1, f The funeral will he held Tue.s- Mhr ndddton «*f diafter.-s and, nnid ai#* ^d!^lw•’ng in ♦■•m'.e -.n ail .i ras- following Hie style w* hear .ihout I .sion of perini.a.sion tn i onuuct golf .’VbiahaMi and Sliaus lep'Ulrd 25 .tuly 20 daily except July lih. (be king to hi* military hoii.sehold lionuh/.*’d outfit Would -hoII Ihe oil lU'vvsunpcr. containing factual alao the unpamlleled \*n‘ im day at Mu* .1 F. Wilson Funeral I (deiirinl Ri'lin ke. '"niousand.’s of vv ftrld neveH being airdropped there l.a.s been eriiupii .ipi'i .u'nt .,re at leRBt rne prin« aud over in F.uiope Ituv aie getting i driving range, ■vale of light re- p>er cent more dollar buaine.'s than Kindergarten and Grade* I and II j These objection* caused aliarp re- indow Rock. An? r Thr to an Anglo Itanian di.sl ribiit loii Lufver St Flooi liftval Home, Vordim avenue. \'er- men have hern hr(»uglit into th^ e.ieh vvc'f'k on enemy^h^Id sress In at Paria to juatits a P. p Hu it I'latkberrv hlonm t»*a h nga ot iheBi- impi.o’ oal to ktu^w Imw In diink graciou.slv. ] j fre.shment.s. and for two approarli on a aimllar day last year, (ilmtieks will meet al Center Cluirch. and | sentmenl on the pari of the king trul’ans are handling Ihe < >1 ga ni/.at n>n opc'iating as a woild Seeing IS helievmg. I would have i Land Is The Basis Of .sold 5.100 Palm Beach .suits ui dum. Montreal Burial will be tn (Jrade* III and up *1 Ihe South . and hia palace adviaera. tribal money with ii loan commit­ 1 unit, trained, and alnpfied out ma I ket mg ngc'in v i. [ Kore.i. I .sign*. 3 X ■1, located at each end I ’onffrancf. and haa Incit'd ’P.us- Ne\er hefoir we think have ideal sl<. wh'le the nen who the Mt. Ro\al « emeter>‘. Montreal. tee jii.st like Uncle S;im. to be shown. Whether Siindav i of pint, on Middle Turnpike West: .All wealth. This I* particularly tnie under present eondltlen*. three days iprevioii.' daily average Methodist Cliiin ti. ------— ------low vo'i wi'h yo, r stark rea',,s.m The mnnev rnmes from nil and aia to attend one. cipi'ning .11 the hlarkherrv thuketa of;*ued sales are good or no4 I would like : |■28.')' West of No. 10381 Residence i I-and around lake* 1* getting \ery *rarre. In fad we spend more was 150». The general theme of the achooi ■ t q Vl-ifiiiavc I i L # » Will lie the mc’i who will lontinue Mrs* Carl O. .Anderson other resources Thi.s vear ttir Washington on .Inly ‘ilt This note aut h a (ienae maa* of b't*om per to hear some lonmients Zone AA and Rural itr.sidenre time looking for lake* than we do *eltlng them. Where to look Macy'a i.sn'.t talking about it.' will be "The Chun h Around Tlie' I • .T lcll I I I * S la liv * in ’ he fiiii.ie, as t"ev liave n Hie tribal council appropriated $724 - F. .1 ranipi)ell. Kis.seli St, next « e do not know but whet her you are l•Mlkillg for an In­ price 4'hanges such reports, Weil The funeiRl of Mrs Helen C. World.' A varied program la being! w c f ' ■ tJl I I d'i»a not yield on the details on biiah In the l..Alantla th^v inak'’ pa«‘ til < nver the earth w ’ h h’ e Zone. 000 tn the revolving loan fund 33ioinas L> Colla. d b a. Cros.s- vestment or recreation you *1111 ran gel a 'ol for *1.5 a month explained, would give ' ait wdute ( ui the hill.'i and alaugh.iei i liao* ami ru.n TRUCK The loans go to stork men and • Hope Traffic*’ towii .\!olors for permission to sell ■ on the waterfront with $100 down for *600 at pomfoit" to the enemv meaning son, of 66 Village alreet. was held i Director of the School wuth Rwim- ! Tins 1- wha’ vo'ir bo-, ailed rea - farmers among the 60,000 Indian* at Paria--the qiies'ion of whelh»t the\ atanrl \ik*- \\ hii'- f i.'fj. 1*0 q*he Kditoul tlic ’’doive i .STATK HKARING AU'tO. | it treated twice the normal 100 iiel Lutheran church, officiated. G .- of dehydrated food aeems to hav<- North Atlantic Pact and Amen- aeqiien* ea of what vou ao ' but as traffir ' among " teen-agers“ Our Hard tnuk tlr-* rmiovr*! QUASSETT LAKE patient.s-a-day. i Albert I*earson was the soloist and : an annoying effect on Marines • would well paa.*i unnnl'rf-d m mo»e We.sley Vancoui for exception I Public Records inn haaea in Kurope But it ia an children need protection fiom this Irnm rlni with a *iip*r niarhlna. ------I Clarence Helaing the organist.* But Master Sgt. John H. Riggs • aiattered vear.« it b «t least, for me. 1 ahall c.mt :nur in my own on two-car garagei which is 11^ SOUTH WOODSTOCK, CONN. Flat* Flxrd— VnlranlTln* Burial wa.s in the East cemetery. mixes a little practical psychology attempt to ride o\er these details, fii'terinp .va\ to IoIIhW th.e ideal­ evil which is sweeping the country inche.s higher than regulations al- ; lAarrftntee Deeds aomething we have n'M n<*ied pre- Bearers were John I. Olson, Fred ist« Your wav Sit, ia 'he wav ot like wild fire ami whuh i.' threat­ low for an Hcessory building, at ! John Erskiiie, Romolo R Pagani and Carmela with careful preparation and a dis- , and to present the main and more V ;oua] V ening • •;r coiinliv with a danger A. Johnson. Harry Gustafson. Her-1 pagani to the Allen Realty Com- senting note ia rarely sounded Court Cases deatr otio’-c and despn f Mv wav CAMPBELL 172 llighlanO .“ttreet. Residence I important fads of the .sipiaf.on m moie terrible than any bomb at- bert Swanjion. Elmer Swanson and pany, property on Florence street about breakfast* served to the ' It la Ih# r.nlqaie qualitv of ihe |b the way of life ami hHp.- Zone A ,\iillior. Dies l.'ick n.oif devastating than any 2\lec .lohnson. Greon Manor E*tal*s. Inc,, to | First Battalion of th* 7th Marines Fred R Roiidn mi of Ea.st Hart­ the world court of public nic.nicm II \V Ti l.fg - Bst Harry Doering for permission , whitene.aa of the hlnikhert v bio.s- WH! \\ hat » an vve d«* ’ AUTO SUPPLY I.*-sler B Hopkins and AnReline The solution; When Marines ford. was fined 12 In town court in .such a wa> that Russian ititls- ' to erei t Iwo car garage on corner We can insist that law.s be pa>s- >9 Bi**rll St. I'hona SI67 (Cofitimied from Page One) •Mr*. Theodora Dorey M. Hopkins, property on Crosby nave fresh egg* on the morning this niornlne for reckless drivinff. aoin It IB the flatteat. -halkieat. Keep Ihe ^fthhath Holy ■ lot in that fourth of the lot DOt tence On thoae detaila would be ed and aa soon a.s po'^'^ihle puni.sh- Funeral set-vices for Mrs Theo- road menu. Sergeant eaves the shells Darrell Ray Moulton of Tole­ I purest wh.te the veatly i \(Ie of- To Tlie Fddoi farthe.'t removed from any atreet, clearly recopfnised as nhstruc- ! mg the dealer* tn dope traffic” ever, Ersklne remained Inactive dora Cheney Dorey will he held Rolling Park, Inc., to Joseph A Then, on succeeding day* when do. Ohio, a student at thr Itnlvrr- This IS an open le’.t.- t<. the al 104 Pine Ptreel. Residence f*ri It latkB the altghl gloaa uiil ' vote .lune iNoith of No. 1191 Rural Reai- pure !h< 'deniental the i>aau ill.IV lie .st t engtlien»-il l,et us make A MILE LONQ LAKE 652 F'EET AIIOVE SEA LE\ EL playwright Russell Crouse Edward J. Holl to Camillo Gam- | -'Sometimes we sprinkle a few G^orpe Tiishnian was flnod $9 nth it He \'eiplnn*k m H>.w«»’a men in this comniunil.v. We have secured regard these three months at it our tm.cne.ss t,n Irani what our dence Zone The son and dauKliter arc ' bolati. property on E.asex street shells into the dehvilrated eggs to for violfttlon of rulr.s of th<* road. • ’ • h 11 e ,<< hool \Ve would like all out I iH- III Tar ('.rash Pari* as wasted t.mc. np \ hat', I onuiiiinil v IS doing lo pioteil GUARANTEED I’. & B Elliott (or permission to Kr.skine’s by a previou.s man lapo. .Stanley Bray to Camil o Gambo- , ^ ,ff,cl ” Sn . St'^ph^n forfeilrd a $'2 the STAMF’ S-CONIlArM NKWSPAPER 11 ,a }»e ,iiiU ia l i.Rt ui ♦' «i| l«'i a Zt tiH to know ijef'nitt'lv th. tune our . liikben from this e\ il. .'lect addition to garage attached , lati, property on Woodbridgr ^ admits. bond for all nipbt parking Alrx- at the least, constituted a iificci Erskinr wrote 4.5 hooks the d .•% basil ehoK’il.B in pUM’Al f«nm ami Hu- plai' bk' n-’ uglv Lucile i iip.Bt.n. lo dwelling which will be located LOTS «200 lalfsl of thtim, "V’enua the Love­ ((V>nt1nu*Ml from I't g e Onr) .street ______andor Haa* forfoitrd « $3 bond AI)Vl-:ini.SIN(; SERVICK to give our of time when the two great prota­ '*rf>ent la nmg it.s henil Hu.' qm"'- apprixMiiialelv 0 feet from .South Elizabeth Johnston and Letitia wx • for ovprtinif parking Waltrr N’oiir.ally. [in hrailv a matter $25 DOWN— SG A MONTH ly Goddess, ” published in 1949. a.l vert i.-«er.8 all the tool.-^ thev need for gonists have, mutually stalled thmi tion anara awhil' ago mimli' il*** USED CARS side line, which is closer than However, it was his novel. "'The the opposite direction. suddenly ; J. Radv to John M. Rieder and , E c O l l O l l l V U a i r V Davis of Wrst Hartford also for­ i> f o.r, ).n*li(.r.*, of play of coloi ptommrnt hiiamr-a man, t l i '■ I'l KV there I Martha L. Rieder. property at 110 | next prospective moves apa-nst regulations allow, at 65 F'lnley These lot* are on a hlark top road with ele.-trlclly alread,. In Private Life of Helen of Trov, ’ swiiiiR into his path Hmi feited a bond of $3 for parking upon ai 11, an nid.fa'im.ni'.l ami i t'r.rna lapi.ilrvod 1950 Ford Tudor (H ). ' Park street. | within 25 fort of a street rorner more profitable, effective, economical Street, Kesidenee Zone AA. or guaranteed lo earli rottage a* needed (war rest rid Ion* |mt- that brought him popular a<-claim, i was a ’’terrihe rolli.aion” each other. Because lhe\ i.hm- John M Rit-der and Martha L Is Tash-i'arrv •N. l-uiMlai'.u (lo.^f■l Iv.i lint tlic.r d'.i.ion.a "howiiif; Hint llu'V 1949 Mercury Converti­ Nathan Sandals for extension oJ • mltting) that Is why It might b,- advisable lo buy one of .-e This novel wa.s published in 192.5, " ilnesses .said that Slioi klev None of the a< * nsed app* arnl in DON'T WAIT for yovr cor fo 111 Rieder tn Carl A. Nelson. .Ir,, and ad\ei’li.sing al no e$lin cost I been talking, they have been le- il il i."t ■' ant ihc Simda\ sale ot p< rntission to erei-t two-family when Erskine was 46 year.- old. ' jumped from the cab of the tnick I oiirt, 1 lUH \ aa t, in ; in n'a. 1;b. r i v a i.il'. ble. R. and H. lot* with eleclricll) iilready In. ______Irene B. Nel.son. ptoperly on Gris- ieasrd from the dwianv.c nreea- I'cjUi.T .1’, our Itrwn, lint uanl'-'l lo ■ Iwelling on lots 13 and 14 ffroOlt- Erskine was a scholai. mvisician.au instant hefoie the i rasli. He Ont--'J’. —A "ra.sli Tlunnas J NfcGorniii k was fined tlir Ijfaiily is ili*1 ot onr colo; wold street. Belleville. keep out fin* old trarliturn ot hav­ 1949 Ford Club Coupe field .Street (.North of No. 59.1 and carry" dairy where milk will $10 for IntoxlfRtiOn Thomas sity of trjnng to .any nut new O u fU tm a i aot/TM aaKMi and novelist. To live all three '"'as uninjured. Joseph A, Rondinone *nd Gloria Yes. America'.* mo.«l complete news­ pt'a-nlrd ir. a (on.iuari.i- ing oil- Smi'lav the peaceful aii'l Residence Zone A. "lives", he developed a "techni- ' sedan was owned b> Robert be sold at four lo five cents less Adamson wa.* fined $15 for intox- strateiriea against fine anottier. (Overdrive). R. & H. C. Rondinbne to Earl J. Glerney | ieatlon V^■alte^ Fike waa fined ;np .aolitud' 'Tlu» vou .\a\' to quiet dat' it ha** heen all Iheae Bring It In for m Anto'nette C, Labriola for per- I S. Hall of Meriden who told police HndTil!i'a7‘w.'Glenne>7 p'^oVe'rty ' ^han Prevailing prices is being paper .service awaits your use here, The normal course ,,f two .such 1949 Ford Fordor Over­ $20 for intoxication and refnains vouta'If, ■ ul.al wluli- t.'aiU i>.' \.'ai - due to the fait that ur’ lia' e miH.'ion to divule a non-conform­ '’"He^figured that’^man could put • h® had loaned it to Cwirka who ^ ^gd...... ; .started here as an.experiment, six protagonists m such a siiuatum l.nd t'.' su( h rhstmluug eleui'-ul aa ing property into three separate together a letter of several ,„.n- ' ''•«« f«>ug to drive Mcl^eanghan to ‘’Y h e ^jmi. hester Lumber and George Graham will on probation with i(ip-flight ai’t . . . agency-level art drive. R. and H. V'lcfor Adamson un.' found 1* plain; eaeli k*-eps luoving a li'- liquor sal'n rrn this hnlUnv.'d 'law parrels, two of which will have no I died words in about 20 minutes, "allingfoid. Fuel Compaiiv to C G Riee Rieh- ■'"ell milk al 1.5 to 18 cents a qiwiI \s at\'a\- Iinving ireeu a Ur\''c 1949 Ford Cus. DeLuxe lot frontage, in accordance with guilty of .selling cigarettes t»» and ’’tell-lhe-.slory” copy! It’s here to .-40 he he.an to use .such ’-Ouninute f . D .L c k and Daisy B Dim- "- tie mure powetiulh. tuwaid the l’ r«({re*.s Scores .Vgain of Mrllth, having v.irrlteil Wllll Tudor. R. and H. plot plan filed, at 177-179. 181. mmors and fined $5 other until, finallt. they come to periods to write and found they., swerved to the left and ! ock. property at Center and Edger- , eenu David Pearson of 1.30 Pearl put your me.s.sage across with sales-ap- Our atasorbr.l 'aai- r.at.oii nith I hern for nianv year.s. nnii an a na­ • SAVIS MOTOR WEAR and 181 ij Oak Street, Reaidenee I "Milk is a vital food, partn vilar- 1947 Ford Sportsman Zone B. add up to a hook a year. ^ overturned. Police had consider- streets atreet waa found guiltv of a^aaiilt open blow*. Ativthing. c\en leta- tive ot llii.s lovely town I am He wrow ’’p c Private Life of ,.en,„v,ng William J. Leone and Kiori M. >.V ^<>r children, .vet many people pcal and know-how. Next time you have modfin proKia.s.- I»‘>;s Icacc to if- making tin* appeal in the best in­ • SAVIS OAS Town Motors. Inc., for permia- the and bfittery and fined $10 He tively pointless talk, wliic-h mtei- Convertible. New top, Helen of Troy while working full | „o,|ie.s from the sedan la-one lo Ralph T. Ga.ston and Ar- can’t affprd it at the present poit ami and n.nai Min..ia. terests of our youth. \Vr‘ all know sioii to .sell t’sed Car.s. South ol lene E. Gaston, property on Ver- ’ Pr'cea, says Graham, a farmer waa also found, guilty foi failure something to .sell or tell... let thia aure- rupta and stalls this luoi ess la Your Cooling System ia aa woodworic excellent. time as a ))rolc.ssor of English at The faces of botii men were to notify the Mof »r Vehicle de- t.onal I'l.I ill. (iiai i.Mry. that Youth is the ho|>e of the C13 Main Street (Northeast cornci ; rancher and btisines.sman. He has Columbia I'niversitv. mangled beyond identifleatioa non street. worth while. Tt,a' n.ipht hr a.l u rn Id anti v. e want lo in-lp theni vital to the operation of your Radio and Heater. of Pearl and Mam Strcctal, Bust- been In the dairy business for 2.5 pmtment of * change of address fire saic.sman work for yoiil Come in to­ It i,« lli*t molhPi - milk lon- -Erskine was at Columbia from | wluciv was not established for two John D. Neville and Anna E. . . , oar. . that could be expected from a H g hiulfl superh ciraraclers anri sue- car aa the Brakes or Motor. iie.ss Zone III and Residence Zone and (bled .16 1946 Chevrolet Club 1909 to 1937. He taught at Am- f tvours after the crasii. Neville to Wentworth B. Johnson * ‘'"rt •"’r day, and look it over. ta.ns . hfii.ii ala which aic il'adls t essful raceci* anti are conv inced B, .STATK HEARING ALSO. A charge of violation of rule* Four Conference But it would be Pressure • Purging is the herst college for six years pre- Gello was taken Immediatel.v to and Gertrude L. Johnson, property «neaker for the liquor int*re.sla de­ than thirty minutes. TRUCKS ; Street. Busineaa Zone II. June 9 by Rev. Erich Brandt of E. and A. Brotowski and Steven ------coroner’s report on the death of ae.yion of thia vital and invaluahle clared this wa* not a religuma 1947 Ford V Ton Stoke. By Siipl. Murpliey the Concordia Lutheran church. T*chnically, that i< g prue issue taut an economic and social 2 and L. Ruff for permisalon to Local Properties Singapore—iVPi—A neat, two- Richard John Pavelack. youngster EFFECTIVE LAYOUTS AND COPY AND PROFESSIONAL ART! IT knowledge, when we itimk of the Warren Elden Hubbard and war" betwern the big dfpatin.'ni one. We would ask not all our laws New Platform Body ] erect two-car garage which will story r/5ce in Singapore is the struck and killed Thursday after­ Participants and spectators *in | Margaret Theresa Damato. both hnui> ovei the lest luDe.s wlio h based on the deraloKUe 7 We lefer I extend over the dividing line be- hub for a vast network of com- noon. Russell K. Gustafson of IS IS TtNEI) ro AND YOUR NEEDS. y ator»a of New York a iy la tr.'- Heater. attendance at picnics, ^fishing ses­ Are AllacliecI ha\f finally hroiighl forth thus to the commandment whit h is ] tween two properties al 85 Flor­ of Manchester. June 9 al St. Brid- munications which sends informa- Drive E la also being held under a raault of the Supreme Court de- sions. etc., during the* month -of 1947 Chevrolet Sedan ence Street and 89 Florence get’s church. I tion on amallpox and typhus epi- $200 bond from day to day pending USE IT REGULARLY, IN ___^ amaiinj discovery we bow m 1 keeping the April totalled 7.753. according to Tha Johnson Construction Co., eialon wiplnf out fair tiade price Street. Residence Zone B. Howard Elmer Bennett 83 Stan- i demica lo 52 countriea and 310 sea , developments and condition of homage to th. men of ae.ence i h°'.v •"<* • “ “ y " Dolivory. Heater. the report of Park Superintendent Ipc., and The Lomas r.nd Nettle- _ • science. ^ rest. Kvery on* knows one day Roy Strickland for permlaaion wood drive. New Britain. and and sir ports. It la the office of the Glenn Gagnon, five years old child aUndarda. I Horace F Murphey. Fishing ton Co., Inc., of Hartford, are de­ Jur only thought of regret ia jp seven la needed for spiritual to erect dwelling on a piece of Barbara Ann Willis 84 Henry j epidemiological intelligence station, struck by Gustafson on Hartford Actually, the price war bear* a proved the most popular with 4,00.5 fendants in a $10,000 atLochment for thoae centuries upon centuries , nurture, ferr one’* health, and for land. 150’ x 1.50’, the west bound street June 9 oy Rev. Clifford O. | of the World Health Organization, ! Road Thursday momtltg. more raal relation to the law ..f I partU Ipants and 3,073 spectators. on three pieces of property on The case of speeding against of which Is alxnit 180 feet east of Simpson of the ('enter Congrega Its '*" director is Dr. W. "W. vYung. — of human being* wlio never knew, "■ M which is necessary for one's Nature walks Includeil 70 chil­ Greenwood drive, according to an The area the office sei’ves in­ Ernest R. Lanz was continued to aupply and demand. Laat aummer,' the east line of Oakland Street, in TAKE MAI* WITH YO|I ^ tional chuix-h. dren and two adults, while 466 per­ in.strument filed at the Towm cludes all countriea and territories June 9. Also continued were case* fall and early winter, wa had au- But they, of cour«., had thoir i u‘ U now there .re too many rear of 321 '* Oakland Street Quaaaett iJike I* reached hy a town road from Kinites 91, 97 or It. Building Permits CLARKE sons attended picnics. The figures Clerk’s office. The action is retum- bordering the western Pacific and of Edgar M. Kluge nf Amston Lake ‘ m|ien»ation. lYiey got it. accidents during week days which Rural Residence Zone. To Ernest Ritchie for Gertrude called "acarc” buying: In thia e a s y to r e a c h HARD TO LEAVE do not include attendance at play­ al'le July 3 at the Superior Court the Indian Ocean. The office collecta for apeedlng on Hartford Road yes­ ------I can be traced directly to the tirink- DILLON All persons interested may at­ and Helen C^arrter, -story, «ix- UlmtrliPHtrr lEttmittg iffralii country—paople ruablng lo buy grounds in O nter Springs Park, in Hartford. and collates apidemiologlcal intel- terday morning to June 9; Martin A poultry producer at Petaluma, | Ihg of alcoholic beverages without tend this hearing. MOTORS Sales and Service Bateamen oa tbe property Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. cd three times during April, brtng- Plaintiffs are Emil E. Weatley room dwelling and attached ga­ ligenct from national, central, local E. Treat of Glastonbury, violation itema befiore war might ahut off walif,, has developed an egg clean- ' adding the Lord’s day to destroy Zoning Board of Appeals Center Springs Lodge was rent­ and Lida Weatley of Waterbury. rage on CTambridge street. $16,000. and port health administrations. of rules of the road to June 16; and " ’^ ^ • t ’tine that washes and driea more Uvea. The accident which oc- BROAD STREET 319 Main Street William H. Stuck, Chairman production of them. The "acare" *" THOMAS F. R E U X y, Develn|ier ing the total rental." for the .vear The papers were recorded by Dep­ Stephen Zanc. 36 Esirview street, This infoimstlon Is distributed by Jame.* Vernon. Willimsntlc. to 2.100 eggi per hour with lejt break- rurred TueadaYimorning in one of , Everett R. Kennedy, Secre­ buying waa ^lae part of a atrong Telephone 2-2U12 Manchester lo nit^. uty Sheriff Harold Keating. alterations and addiUons, $1,000. wirtleoa and cable. lJune 9, charged with speeding. U t than hand cleaning methods. our neighboring towns involved tary. • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JUNE 2. 1951 PAGE NINB MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUP. MANCHESTER. CONN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 19BI K iG B E I6H 1 lAiuis And Sah'old Bout Traffic Death Local Pre-School Clinic Securing Pledges Today j Church Group Not to Be Televised Props Snap Out of Slump^ Trounce British Amerks^ 9-3 Local Physicians Endorse To Be Held in the Fall Has Election New Tork, June 2— (iPl—Joe Record Low The clinic room at Manches­ Front Blood Donors Here Louia and Lee, Savold tylU Current Blood Donor Drive ter Memorial hoapital reported struggle througli 15 rounds or Presko New today that there will not be less June 13 at the Polo State Is Thirtl Best in 1914 Braves THE The Blood Donor Drive contin­ • The Blood Program cannot regu- St. Mary’s Club Clioos*^ Grounds without benefit or Garver Halts Red Sox Blanchard Scatters the »n urgent need for ■ blood trane- any pre-school roundup Ihia ■ late whatever fee the individual The blood donor' driv’e of spring as previously an- ues today In Manchester as hun­ Its Officers at Its An­ radio or television. Nation for First Part ■ fiieion. Many hours have been , hospitals wish to charge for the The International boxing Are Honored (larcliiial Find • ■ differenro ; nouni-ed. The first pre-school dreds of volunteer workers go Herald Angie M»nche*ter blood program, which niaking a ' actual administration of the blood, nual Dinner Dance Cdub announced Its decision to­ Of Present Year u now being held, ha* reaaived an between life and death, by having clinic was originally eched- from house to house to aecure but this Is a hbspltal service Win Streak at Ten By Five Hits at Oval day after a seriea of con­ iiled Monday. charge only and nothing is paid to .a ^ « f T e endorsement bv the , blood on hand at our hospita pledges which will be used ferences among Interested Hartford. June 2—Conneetieut's EARL W. YOST Pilcher Going Great enthuMastic enaorsem / children with severe burns, vari- A spokesman said that the the Blood Program for the blood. Wilfred and Edna Maxwell be­ Veteran Players Hope throughout the coming year. It managers ' and prospective membera of the medical profession surgical operations, accidents. pre-school clinic, has been re- Neither ia there any obligation came the new co-presldrnts of St. traffic fatality rate of 3.9 deaths S|H>rt* Editor Is not necessary to be able to do- j ' m __a sponsors. •Brown*' Acc Handcuffs Present Team Gan With 8t. Loiiifi; Young Correa Tagged for 13 In Mancheatcr. The following state- anemia often need relatively scherliiled for the fall. The date per 100 million miles of vehirle Legion nnte blood Immediately since there to replace the Wood, as the BWod Mary's 50-.MI club at the annual This will be the second Grtfi Two Ililfi ments testify to the importance of lu^pp quantities of blod. which will he announced at a later Is entirely dependent Sluggers for Shutout; Match Their Feat i Perini Ka.ficlinli Star Ilitfl; Winner* Move is a Bloodmobilc visit each month , Program dinner-dance held la.st night at St. major fight in recent yeara travel during the first four the blood program in providing an be available at nil limes time and donallona will be arranged to upon volunteer donations. There Meleollon looks Good • reported that the field has nar- that will not be seen on TV or months of 1951 was third lowest Maglir Wins Eighth They laughed last April when rowed down to two men, Ted Knu- Out of Cellar Into immediately available »ourre of Charles II. reckham suit the time each donor Is ahl* to are, however, many reetplents of Mary's parish house. Boston, June 2 iJ” A good cx- New 5'ork. June 2 .Ju heard on radio. Tho IB.C tried in the nation, aerording to fin of­ blood for uae In Connecticut hoa- ^^rcording to Pr. n iailes H come to the Bloodmohile. blood who wish to show tbir ap­ Norman Reiilei. retiring co- Arne Sterild selected the Chicago rek and Fred Booth for th* posi- , good reaaon why you'll find -4th Spot in Standing preciation by recruiting relatives the same experiment last sum­ ficial report from the National Straight for Giants ; ample sometime* *et* a pattern me American tlon at Weaver High in the ath-1 . . . . . h.s also reeeived reckham. 'High on the list of se- feel it a diitv of all the residents John D. LaBelle, Blood Program president. thanked all the cora- or friends to donate blood and this mer with huge success, draw­ Safety Council filed with the and rotter* of Boston’s Braves have Le«pue pennant, Sterud was the letlc department as head baseball t-xcdlnala near the top of the Na- | ve^? c o K M e ' * p e r s t : i 7u^^^^ rioi.s complications a.*son«,ed of Manchester to help save the chairman, emphasised that all attitude is highly rommendable. ' mittee* who had served during ing nearly IHOO.OOO. an amaz­ Highway .Safety Commission to­ By Jack Hand I high hopes their present darlings ' only "expert’ ^^ho named the "nd basketball coach. Charlie ! tlonel League standing instead of. Htandinf A W. U Pel. from the doctor* But Oiere sliould be no question of I the year for .the fine work that ing gate, for Jake LaM^tta's day. Bridgeport waa the Inrgc.st (.Associated Prens Sport* Mrlter) might emulate their predecessor* .Uhisox in the annual • pre-aoason Horvulh. current coach of all ma aomewhere down yonder is that title defense at Madison Square 1 P. and W ...... 2 0 l.OOO during the pa.st any recipient having either to re- each did. Particular mention ivas city in the nation to be fatality- Now IS the lime to hang a "For Jor sport* at Weaver, will remain little Joe Freako haa u'-uue along i 3 : b,- t b , r - ; ; w . h . - n ' - on the staff a* head grid mentor. 1 Silk n t y ...... 4 1 .800 fion. as many plare or pay for blood under this made of the efforts of many of the Garden against Tiberio Mitrl. free aa of May 1. according to the . . . Joe wasn't even listed on the! •Sale” Sign on the Pt I-oiiis iTiarlle Gipson, former 55'eaver .BAs ...... 3 2 .600 themselves don ______Program, and it Is requested that National Safety Council. The Safe­ Carda’ roster last spring, but he members who contributed to the Browns' Ned Gsrver , three sport coach, la now a Man­ 1 Hamilton ...... 2 4 .333 them more than once during...... the proved to he a life saving factor | any misunderstanding on Ibis point ty Commi.ssion observes this lead­ "T'b'fKr, , ^ r r ” . J iwin Tl^r Yankc*** aIro rec^ivrd outlnated the more - promising ! the expansion of the national sqcces.s of the ".Show Boat," whieh miracle team are in town and are i , , -i-i,— .. ... h chester resident and active in af­ Bomliors ...... 1 3 .2,50 Piivh emergency proredurcr be immediately reported to the Red ership continue.' for the flvc- The Dewitt boys could start a rookies . . . Scout Runt .Marr dls- 111 Irish Regime' Blood Program la to be used solely Wilfred Maxwell, who directed convinced the Tribe can win the fairs at the South Methodist 1 1 Rldg..' ...... I 3 .250 nr. Kdward I. n^jwr ^ pe accnniplishcd' o„1n« if the Ims. Cross ofifice. j month period. baseball price war that would in 1951. nd,an* each received several ba - covered Fresko while making * for the equipment, shipping and the club went chiefly, however, to League Leaders church. Should Booth get the job In part. sa>s Pr • . 1 pital keeps an adeipinle Mip|d\ of • pro.essing expenses eonneeted Worker* are requested to turn 1 Onlv Rhode Island's rale of 2.7 "routine check of th* Kansas I5tv In the pledge earcls as soon a.s pos-*| p d o,n "l Apiil. The Uiank.s of make Macy s look like Sports­ ••Lef* hope they pattern their ['"V r J?.! : St Weaver, it will give Greater ; Having gotten some bad base- Besser- "The blood bank has band in its 'blnod bank ' | (( ontinned from Fage One) with supplying whole blood and ' and Wi.sconsin's 3..5 w n e lower sible to their majors, even though ' the pro.liirtion and VV. Bradley | man’s Fark on a dull Monday spirit after ours. ” IS the general P^ " ' ' « " ”ln8ton or SL I.o,„« Hartford two former Springfield 1 John.* ni 1-eague In [y«6 and . ball out of their systems, the verv helpful in patients with mir- jp .n'allet communities plnsma f.->r the Armed Forres. All National I..eague j than Connecticut's four-month feeling of the oldtlmers. [gaining the honors But .<4ten,d thev have not romplelcd their Huddle.'lon. hi* a.ssiatant, who i College athletes as head coaehea | P'"-'’ • la** D ball at I Hainlllnn Prop* come back strong , gical problems In emergencies, in , ran ' keep such a snppiv on hand Tlie 14 Independents were In a ..f the expenses of the elvillan Batting (based on 75 times at I traffic death rate, according to the afternoon. i which there has bei n massive in­ RertionB. The rnsjors Nhonld thon M-oth ffav<* a Ircmondous amount batt-R obinson, Brooklyn, .416; They told the bovs so yesterdav , "'i;, aa Joe Kubachka ha# already ac- : * month _ . . Jcie decided to I last night al the Oval to soundly onh «hcn a .>.1 ate i'ide progriini sirong balancing position Inde- Blood Program are met from the ' NSC report. Connectieut stood Is Garver for sale" Does Macy and last night cheered them to * i The eiirrenl season has a long testinal hemorrhage.s there are bring plf'dgc cardfl to tho Red I of their tiino and energy to make 'Elliott, Boston. .366. cepted the post as head baseball slk'k 'n the Ban Johnson circuit whip the British American CTluh such ns the one spot'"red hy the pemlcnl support kept Cnstell'. Red (Toss budget, and In no part I seventh among 14 -tat s credited tell Gimbel? and basketball coach at Hartford another season aftd promptly behind Jimmy Bl.anchard’* five-hit instances in which lives have been Cross office so tliat the telephoning the show a sucre.ss. Runs -Hodges, Brooklyn, SS; 3-2 victory- over the Chicago Cub*. ' ^ " Connect iciil bl anch of tlic Ameri­ iiihinet in the saddle in the ol.l of the national program, either with reductions in traffic fatalities Only 13 shopping days remain That w-a* the first one run nmhard* ha* his .High. Rockville High h*a *n-I lann*’'' men m the first four pitcliing. 9 to 3. In winning, the saved by the blood available from of donors for the June 19lh vl.sit Robinson. Brooklyn, -5. can Red Cross IS in effect " elvillan or military, is any charge Mr. Reuter also thanked his ithis .vear compared witli I9.">0. for Boston. New York, Cleveland ...... - , , , In first place . m the . |Moved a so-so baaeballbaseball season this j games Faul Wimer, scoutingscout i < Pro)" checked out of alxth place the Red'Cross blood hank. Perhaps Pail of the Bl. odmobile can begin early ! Runs Batted In Snider end triumph8 for the Braves after they . A A ¥-4 ex P'"'"'" Pr. -Alfred B. Siindqiiist Pc Valera attacked the eoalt- , whatsoever made for the hloo i It­ fellow officers, on behalf of his ; "Suhstantial increase.' in traffic and Detroit before the June 15 eipht deciiionji by R 8tnKle Am^riran Ivoapin* RtRndinj: nndrr C’oRrh Tfd \>ntnra i rtll»bur*;h. offrrrd him a I the most important function of i Hodge*. Bi'ooklyn, 3.5. lOBl eipht deciiionji by R RtriRle It ivd'nmir | nndrr C’oftch Tfd WntnrR i rtllsburKh. offrrrd him and moved Into fourth. The loss tinn idea of government in his : I next week. wife and himself, for their coop­ .mileage," explained Director Wil­ trade deadline arrive*. If the De­ tally on a recent trin. '• Richards,RirharflA. one-timeone-tim^ rateherratrhor wuthwnth 'I • e^ ------the.se IS the state-wide blood bank 1 Pr Alfred R SiiiulquisI states self. i Hits- Robinson. Brooklyn, 62: Lack of steady hitting hurt th* ; JS.lXh) Iroiuis. but siiv e h<- already WHS the Hocond straight for (he, I that hr sees the "importaiice of campaign. He refiise.l tn enter . eration and energy in directing the liam M Greene of llie Highway witts say the word, the sky * the . . ' Hartford in the Eastern 1-esgiie, Wlndv (^Iv nine whieh la loaded !" • * signeil. Joe only gol a new , BA s w ho remained In third place, «1th It* availability of the rare , Aiihbiirii, Philadelphia. 59. •'•Thst * the kind you need to winmsalerminded hi* charge* to firay. County Club Agent Is in [safety Commission. "rou)iled witli limit. RH negative blond A.s an example, j the blood bank from three 'lew- sibdi an agre.-nu-nt when Finnna affairs of tlic club during the past j Doubles Robin.-nn, Brooklyn; with veteran material. 1 contract to pilch (or St Joseph, hill tlcojtpcd tiRck of the leaders the flag, exulted Hank Oovvdy Old 2« „.in' in their first 3.5 starU A .Mo . at $225 a month recentlv I operated on a palient | points ns a plivsii lan. i el. ran and Kail lost ennirni of the flail in . harge of the seliool wliieh will be . ear. 12; Elliott. Boston: Wvrostok and ; reduction of mn< l a.-es for 19.51 The new surge of enthusiasm Hankiis Pankus caught for the The cx- a half gamr ('.oliiiiibia lield in the Poultry B iildlng al the I oi er 19.50 m counts for ( 'onnecti- for Garver follows his 4-0 shutout j total of 119 games remain in the perl* who follow the Cards say he i who was an RH negative and who ; cil ir.eri As a pbysn iiui. I y ■ een l!*4k The .50-.50 club, which i.s a so- | Kht.s7.ew ski. Cincinnati: Dark, Brave* in 1914 and was the hitting Ebha St. Claire, rookie Boston | C o rn 'll .Nil Puzzle Whether or not lie would he University from Hi a»ni. until .li.'ld cul's comparatively low rate ' of the Red Sox last night, ending , Wally Fortin regiil.'ir 154 game season schedule has surprising speed for his size, ' Mike /wick Hcnii CocicM was no puzzle for ■ was bleeding from a duodenal iileer. ! the desperate cial organization of married cou- ; New York: Melkovich, Rittsburgh: star of the World Seriea as the ' Brave catcher, ha* been placed or\ Sufficient blood was available In . many times when I he t rnnsfnslon willing to try for a linkup with | Pi-.iblems at the town dump P m. Those attending should bring Bridgeport continued falalilv- Boston's 10-game win streak. It i ------for tbp Sox. so It IS a long row a fair curve and amazing control, j , the Pioiis' hat* as the East Hart- pies of all ages in St. Mary s par- j Lowrey. St. Louis. 11. Braves mopped up Philadelphia's * the disabled list He suffered a the blood bank so that there was of blood lipped the scales In favor the Independents remains to he free through .May according to re­ doesn’t take any deep thinking to [ Coai li Waily Fortin of the for the .Sox to hoe to the A 1. . . . But what they all like about I ' ford hilteis rai'ped out thirteen ish. has grown steadily since its : Triples Baumholtz, Chicago, Athletics in four straight games ! fractured thumb and may he nut nf the patient seen. Some of ('oslelln's supporters have reached their peak and offi- j nl'Igi'pomona Grange, of ports of the Depailiuent of Motor see Carver’s value. TTie Browns, a ' American Legion Junior baseball him la that he'a a busineta-liks guy [ ba.se knocks. Six players each never any danger of blood loss " start in the fall of 1949. Last 1 and Miisial. St. Ixmis, 4. Hank's sentiments were embel- [ tb, White Hnx do U* for at least six weeks . . The "As n veteran ” continues Pr hinted it might be a good idea it rials are at the end of their pa- 1 Columbia Is a part, will meet Vehicles filed with the Higliway few percentage points removed | team has called a meeting for who worka hard at his trade . j grabbed a pair of lilts Extra ba.se Dr. Frank H. Horton night'.' meeting wa.s attended by | Home Runs Hodge.'. Brooklyn, llahed somewhat by the Irrepres­ New York Giant* have sent In- "Dortnrs who care for children Siindqiiist "1 recall how much a ail parlies enmr together In on. tienre. Arrests have been made ,t Goodwill Grange Hall : Safely Conmii.s.mon and .so eon- from the cellar, have won only 1 2 'Monday evening at 7 o clock at Slrr\if1. mRtl man. aay^ they Marr. naturally a b-joster, oli- Local Sport ' blows weir triples by Red Jacko more m.'mbcr.s than any meeting I Wcstlalie, Pittsliurgli, 13. sible Rabbit Maranville. I will. fieldcr Artie Wilson to Minneapolis and many Van.heste. parents hl.u.d transfusion inrnni to a big iDBlitinn. leaving the I'ail in the past few weeks where out- ! in Glastonbury at 8 p.ni. The fifth Stolen Bases Jelhrcx’. Ro.stiiii, ! tinuos to liead the list ot large games,-Garver ha.s won seven. ' the Legion Home on Leonard The Rab threatens to perform aervea: "A pitcher, la an artist and Ed Kelley and a ringing doii- wounded '.tidier, aioi g!nl*'ful heretofore. ' 1 Shot« H**rr ftiul Tliorr In the American Assoclatlbn too." says Pr k'rank H Hoiton. without any orgnnir,.'.! opp.isiti.ci . 1 fri.w.i degree will be conferred. Tills is an 7: Robinson. Brooklyn, and Fondy, cities throughout the eounliy with No Brownie pitched a shutout i ^11 boys wishing to play i ilia vest pocket cat(h today when! There are only ten real pitcher* m . Iile by !4howl)oHl I'nrler. Only Dick we mc.li. al .ifficers « ere for the of-town r-enple have b|cn |f^^^^^^ for tho.se who may The offices tn the club arc held Hiintlinpcj't hif^h Achnol baseball League . , . Last night's boxing the big league* today Die rest I Folcv till for ext i n sacks off Rtiin- "know how much the Red ('ross Observers thoiigtit there was lit­ trespas.'ing This practice will eon- Chii.ago, 5. fatality-free experience. Other until Garver tamed the surging j arc asked t<' be prc.senl. timers are introduced to , , y, ,,,, Chatter life sa\'ing h]n..d. As a citiren. 1 Wish to take the sixth degree in bv couples rather than indiviOual.s. Bovs who will not have attained , rro-. a at braves field and a s - ! bout on teevee between Eddie are thro .vers I would rate Freako ’ cliard. who twirled a tlve-hiUer. blood hank means when there is tle likelihod of any siieti develop­ lli’.iie. However, ('lair L Robinson, Pitching I based on four de. i- Connectirut cities credited with Red Sox. If he wanted to In- | Iiine, preparatory to taking the The new officers are; Wilfred and their' 17th birthday before Ja n u -' " crow d at braves field and as ,y,|, soason Is Coarh Bob Glosa and Paddy DeMarco was a In that ten." Pei king away at Ihe offerings ment. however sionai — Roe, Brooklyn. 6-0, l.OOfnjfive months fatality-free experi- fluence people, he picked the tneir iiin nirunimv oviimc eonu , their old positions on the I Jackson’s Bobby Knight gave the host ex-1 first selectman said Wednesday National or seventh degree at it-* . Edr.a Max'.vell. eo-prosidents; ary 1. 1951 are eligible to try out...... - j .lacason s Fast Hartford High stlnkeroo. Although not as bad os W haf* In a NameT of Coi leii, the Plop* sent hbnie There was some spceiilatnon on niglit. out-of-town trcspa.sscrs arc Maclie. N<*w York, 8-2. .800; ( ence this year a.s of May 31. and right team. For Boston rash has diamond. hdiltlon of shortatopjitng seen .at | 'ession this fall. There will also; I-.dwig and Gladys Hansen, co­ Practice will start next week with '‘'"iV""'"' .1, u ac x? [Hornet* The Hornets have plen- recent bouts on TV festurlng Jo« Short alory told by the names of single tiillle.s In the first, second the future of Sean Ma. Bride, not the' only offenders. I oral peo­ Smith, rineinnali. 4-1. .800. so con.slituting Uic Highway Safe­ been flowing toward St. Louis in fb. onenme 7 ame Sunday Jun. ' ^'»'‘"'"'llle, purchased from New 1 , Ihe West Ride Oval in nianv a | be inspection of Pomona Grange. vin piesidents Earl and Alice Ixnii* . . Ned Garver wa* warmer five (lilies entore’d In today s and foucih friiiiies. Three-run oiif- foreign minister in the old eab.- ple have been very earelesa and — Spahn. Bo.'ton, 46; ty Commission's 1951 Honor Roll a one-way stream for many years. the opening game Sunday Ju n . . . . x..^ Engl.snd...... | ' I'oiicrfCollepe inai that gets Bobmoi "Sugar" moon last night for the Haininoiiaj Ijocal Farm Bureau Home Ero- 17 1 than the Rt. Louis weather last Coaching (-lub American Oaks'at net.. His Republican party won Rohan, cosecrelaries, and John Jansen, New 5'ork, 44. are: Ni-w Britain. West Hartford. I League in 1912 for $1..500. flew back slugging Snffield Arademy I against the British Americans | Classified Advertising some offensive in their dumping, nomics group member.* will gather Just tn make it stick. Garver night In blanking the Red Rox. 4 at Belnicml. "Sweet lalk, "Klas fifth anil sixth All of the BA’s two teat* this time, and Viola Troltei co-treasurera. .Amertran I>>ague Meriden. Middletown. Ansonia. 1 to New York last night to run his hasehall star, will be Knight IS the sparkplug of Ihc both In method and type refuse drove home two nma wilh a ! ...... ______getting a to 0 . . . What the Red Rox or Me Kate,' "How," iMsireel. iiins raipii" in the last of the sixth at Yeomans Hall at 10 o'clock The, retinng officers who pul on Kaugatiirk. Wallingford, Wind­ baseball school there today and is Jong bsll hitter deluxe. Csln Is al- ! Hamilton Twi league entry With they leave. For Instance, Mr. Rob- Batting Fain. Philadelphia, fourth-inning single to embarrass 5'ankce* wouldn’t give to have the "Nothlrdchanre." while Blanchard enjoyed a 9-0 Monday morning and leave there the dinner-daii'C of last night ham. Wethersfield, East Haven. 96A 1 .'cheduled to return by air In time I „ basketball whiz and pared ; Ihe lankv Hartfonl Negro in their ' SEE PAGE TEN ins(in aald. only Wednesday, when in cars for the Tolland roiinty .378: Fox, Cbieago. .370. Mickey McDermott. It was the chunky St. Louts righthander on lea.l Italy Voters w ere Normamnd Doru'. hv Reuter. Runs—DiMaggio, Boston, 36; Derby, and Vernon, "nils listing is first time anybody Wanked Bos­ for ^day a doings at the home of | j'-oach Stan Ward's fine quintet tv, . ''^Dainiurrl : ,,,, Prop* are a Imigh club the entire dump had lieen pii.'hcd Farm Bureau's annual June tour their side . . Annual New York l-Viresler il'opi barley, chief of |'MM , ' Porter and Johnny Green work­ tiark from the road lending in to Gordon and Dorothy Fogg. Russell William.*, Boston and Mlnoso, provisional, explains the Highway ton aince Vic Rasrhi did it open­ the Braves. . last season Dick Rainey, ace 721 Houses for Sale 12 and picnic. There will be e at "pool | making It clean and rlear, one i Eleanor Leese. Runs Batted In—Williams, Bos­ ment. subject to revision if per- son of Bud Rainey, well-known Cluiihc I’s riiik velnan meiii- Tony Benibe called for a pitchoiit AN IDEAL Smsl home, auitable L.ANI' ON Vernon street, west The group made arrangements for The Chicago White Sox were . pennant and have great hopes the . . . Tommy Holmes, manager of stage for the big regatta June 16 party brought down a load which The orchestra for the dancing ton. 42; Robinson, Chicago. 56. ■sons injured during the period be­ Hartford radio M (.’. and enter­ i her of Ihe British Americans, was and flipped to Jack Halloran for two people, fireplace, hot hranrh. by acre or lot, no agents a pienic liineh at its meeting Mon- rained out of their try for a 15th I Braves ran do it." he told a dinner the Hartfoixl Chiefs, say* he is Manager Bill Laly is asking (iTinUniieil from Page One) - Included both garbage and papers Hits -- DiMaggio, Boston. 57; come fatalities. tainer Ted Kniirek. former Twf I busy distributing pocket sire Twi- where Green was trapped. 5'ogt water heat with oil garage, in (’all 2-1990. or see owner on ila.v night. Anyone who was not was under tho direction of Gr»gg atraight against Philadelphia to . glad Mirkey Mantle Is with the the I B f l(p pul a $100.(luo price tag I and Instead of taking it over and Fox. Chicago, and Fain. Philadel­ Tire National Sat.-ty Counril Vc.lerdaj's R*»n1t« parly before leaving for New 5'ork. Baseball League infielder, coaches light l.e*gue baseball schedules lo | kept himself alive long enough for excellent condition, nicely land­ property. Penny, the dismay of some 30,000 at Kasiern 5'ank* and not Binghamton In the on the TV rights fur the Savolil- i poor health made him "eonsen'c throwing it into the dump, had i there, who goes on the picnic phia, 51. also reported to the Highway .Safe­ 1 spent the best year* of my Flalnville High * diamond team. fans last night at the Oval The i.orlrr to make third and then scaped. S. A. Beechler, Realtor should bring one lialf dozen sand- Coniiskey Park. They’ll try again I Harttord 7 Albany 5 ■ life here. It’s wonderful to come Eastern l>eague, Mlekey wa* Louis fight Maylie tliat's why | inv forces." dropjied R right in the miildle of . Doubles Fain. Philadelphia, 15; ty Comnrission that ('onneetlrut * .'rhcnaoti.dy s VV ;I1 lain'r'rt Ted is s graduate of Trinity Col- achediiles were printed by the j kept the siisjiensc going until Por- MOI'KIIN fi-rooms and garage wu hts along. Luncheon will he against the A’a totiay with Joe I back and see gentlemen like Fred ticketed for the Eastern League li.eres no sale so lar . . . When Phone 696P. About 2..5i'0.0o0 Sicilians will the clean area. Foitiinalely the Williams. Boston, and Noren. revised traf.''ir fatality iat< for Buurivamtnn 8. Klrnira 1. ' Icgc Lark of plnvcr*. due to two Unlted Aircraft Club The C A j..|. pmke for the plate and scored Three minutes from bus line. Any •■aten in the Center Springs park Dobson scheduled to carry the ' [Tenney and Hugh Duffy, all my city hut when he flashed In spring Billy .Southworth rep riiilerl Peic ballot tomorrow for 90 riepiitles to name of the offender was on the ■ Washington. 11. 19.50 wa-s 4 0 or second lowe.st in Wilk-a-Barr*- !i .Sera' ton 4 [ sessions, haa handicapped Knurek club sponsors the I’rali and Whit- , ahead of a high throw. Porter CUSTOM Built two year old rea.sonahle offer will he con.sider- 1 heavy burden. I old team mates of 1914, the pre training he was retained by the Perini to play fo ptliall for uhio the regional parlianienl The pres­ j papers dumped and the selectman in Manrhester and coffee will b- Wappiiig Triples - Minoso. Chicago. 6: the nation. Rhwde Island was National I in getting a sound, rlnh together ney and Hamilton enlnes in the joiibled In the second after-M ike home. Five rooms on the first ed Also 7 rooms. 7 aiTes. three- Tffiey .say everything evens up in i Phtladclnlr.a 7. St. Louis * isent Brave* and their great man-| this spring.. Trinity College will parent 5'ankees "We have enough .Stale a few year* ago. one means I ent House has 2.5 members who I said he was a.'toiindcd to find it .served by the Farm Bureau. The Fox. ( 'tiicago. and Coan, Washing- lowest with 3.8 traffic deaths p(?r local circuit ‘ Zwtek had atrolled and left hsing- floor, spare for two rooms up. ear garage A rare buy. R O. are Communists or allies. There g-roiip will visit Diehl s Candle the long run The New 5'ork B -'Iom 3 I'bFago 3 ager. Billy Southworth | inherit several fine players for next trouble wilh those guy* (Bing­ of persuasion was a promise that \ ', was a m.an who had plenty of prop­ There will be a meeting of the ton. 5. 100 mvm. New Jersey was thud \.w York S. PUtshurzh 3 ' Ing while Correa gol two men on Flagstone flreplaee, terrace, oil Pent on 6724 are 21 Christian Demorrata. sev­ hactory In the morning and .Mun­ Y’ankecs know it's true. Ten days I "These gatherings are wonder vear's varsity from Coarh 9'red hamton I without having to worry Pel* would gel a chance lo play ; erty of his own and ho was vei*y Wapping FT .A . at the Commun- ' Home Runs— Williams, Boston, with 4.2 and Ma.'.sachu.seUs fourth ("tnrtnnati *, Brooklyn .V ball in the Braves chain Now Pete Alan Cone, former Cniversity of strike* The winners made It 3-0 heat. Conveniently located. Im­ en RntiComniiinlat Sooialist.'. son's Candy Kitchen in the after­ ago they were losing to Detroit ] (ul. They keep us young. Look at B'>oth's fine freshman team 'Tn about Mantle. ” Holme* says. In Ihe fourth when Porter again KIR.=5T TIM E on market East , sure that he wouldn't dump such itv House Tiie.sdav at 7;30 p. mill; Robinson, Chicago. 9. with 4.3 ca.ses. Anieriran IS the big home-run clouler for the Conneetlcuf athlete. Is pas.'iiig out mediate occupancy. Price Ls ll.*!,- three Repiiblieans, seven Liberals noon. when rain saved them. Last night | Clrv-lxi' t 2. Washington : us. Some of us could play today -- Centee street. R-rooni single, fire­ things on his own properly. Mr. a' pot luck supper will be setwed 1 SU’lhn B a ^ s - Bu.shy. Chicago, cigars following Ihe birth of a son hit salely, scoring Zwtek who had 900. T. J. Crockett, broker. Phone 10 Monarrhists, eight Independ­ they were ahead of Detroit. 4-1. in ! ,'u L"U..' 4 B-ston 0. a little maybe." he concluded with I Hagerstown, Md . Braves, who are I singled place. oil burner. Iwo-ear ga­ \ Rohinaon said the town is tired of after which Mr*. Kenneth Nichols !'O: rh h’ai?'’. 6 lending the Interstate League . . I to Mrs. Cone Friday al Mam hes- 5416, or residence 87M. ent* and nine belonging to various Filching—Lopat. New York. 8-0, the fifth Inning when the game I inhrr famca poalponrd hus peter pan grin. [ ter Memorial hospital Alan 1* Big Working .Margin rage Immediate occupancy. E the past use of the dump and Is )f Lang Hill road, will be Installed International Grren Manor Tops New- Sea.8on Low I’ayg If Princeton ■ baaeball team beats minor parties. Vii alkie-Talkie Is 1.000; Dobson. Chicago. 4-0. l.OOO, was w ashed out. The Tiger* would • Braves President Lou Perini now a member of Ihe fatuity at A three-run fifth gave Blan- going to get rough with offend­ as president; Mrs Samuel Castro. .'prlngfl-b. 4. Torur.tt. 1 To See Now York Bout Yale next week Lo He for the Ivy MANCHESTER GREEN, Cape F. Von Ecker. agent, .509 Keeney Strikeouts -- McDerraotl. Bos­ M anchester have had to bat in the fifth to promised "5'ou gentlemen will be , the Hollister street school , chard a big margin lo work on ers if the prartice ts not discon­ .'yraruse 5. M-uilrent 3 League title, the playoff already Cod with one room finished up­ street [vice president; Mrs. Albert ton, 50: Raschl. New Y"ork, 44. make it official. back here in the fall as our guest*, i Silk City. 6 lo 0 'jRckri led off with a triple and tinued He states that such things U( lA-Modern izccl norhrster 3 (.max' o haa been nqmed for the college : stair*. Fireplsce, ml heat. Ree- 1 Schaefer, treasurer and Mr.«. Hor- Indians Avvnke.ned RaliiruDr^ 9 if we win the pennant. Let’s hope New 5'ork. June 2-- p/T’p- a* mentioned above which cause Dale Book World Series and Brown will play ! reatlon room In basement. Ga­ 1 acc Forter. secretary. Cleveland, awakened after • Staadinca your example and your spirit can Here's positive proof that the Ellingloii fire and draw rats, must not be Greatlv strengthened by the ad- Springfield for a nomination I rage and good-sired lot. Immedi­ LoU for Sale 73 Camden, N. J . —i/Ih—The walkie- During a special meeting of the Hospital Notes | sorry- Eastern trip, reeled off its Keaatpra be followe(l by our present team tail is wagging the dog in the taken to the dump. Bum your pa- \V. L Pet GBL. .Tohn.'on and Tom I PZuf Maw the IJghI j ate occupancy. Good mortgage talkie haa been streamlined for the local Red O o * .' Chapter al the Tuesday, June 5 fifth straight win behind Early and bnng the pennant bark here defeated boxing business IN COUNTKV Uke- atjno«ph*r*, Paul Sweeney, publisher of the per* If (•oil don't have the energy, Hartford 33 13 ,b4T — again. I An Indiana University professor, lav aflernoon the Indians are ' < available. T .1. Cn>'kctt, broker to tie them up for the firemen to S'fTal Corps by the Radio C orpo Town Hal'. Thursday evening, Annual concert of the elemen­ Wynn who tamed Washington, 2-1. .Rilk City 6 to (I last night in a Only 1.021 paid $2J>08 s In the sixth. Green was aafe on large building lot* with ahade Rockville Journal became Tolland PatlentR Today...... 105 tary schools glee club. 7:30 p.m . SchfiiP’ tad' ...... 20 l.*» .jTl 7'.x "Hurry bai k. We'll try to fulfill tub-thumper Bob Cook, recently i host to Midplletown High at (lie Phone 5416. or residence 37M pick op for .sale. A dead dog wa* America to half former Frank Masinda was re-elected v«dth three hits. Blanked by Julio WtlkfR'Barrp ...... 31 \: .WS 1 Rer Softball League game new season low, to see last a boot with one out. Jacko sin­ treea. Ovaricwk Drive. Wm. county sheriff Friday. .Mine 1. Admitted yesterdflv: William Verpism k school our end." night's St. Nicholas Arena saw three aludenls dashing madly "'h''* on Wednesday after- gled off Jimmy Griffin's glove and found in a suit, n.se the other dav , cize and weight and made to dou- chairman; Mrs. Helen Gully, co- Moreno, 1-0, until the eighth, the Elmira ...... V) i: 541 5 a Johnson pitched one of the best | FOR SALE by owner six room, KanehJ. butlder. Phone 7778. succeeding Robert E. Hyde who I Wnchna. 49 Pioneer circle; Mrs. Sunday, June 10 ...... 17 17 50i. There will be a parade of the show In which Paddy DeMarco aroiind the middle of the campu’s | ""ob Die lo.-als will face East Knight sent another single to left. humlreds of ehlcken* have been "O"' f''C m'lcs- rhairmsn; -Mrs. Feter Bos.scn, j Tribe rallied to wdn on Harry Blnghanil(*n games in the league to date He - pre-war bungalow West .Side, has been the county sheriff for the Anna Unsworth. 717 Center Laying of cornerstone of Eman­ Srrafit'-r ...... 16 19 466 '•>‘2 old timers in antique cars from street at night. He r.T.-pgnUed ! " “''tford High at Hie Oval The A long fly off the hat of Charlia dumped there and roiintless rotten i IFrom rom 5.)55 pounds the walkie- treasurer and .Mrs Fxlna .Stoiigh- [ ^^,.p,.t• Mrs Mabel Jenkins. 33 Simpson's single, a sacrifice, walk. allowed two scratch hits bv Rob i of Brook l.vn won a unanimous too FOOT frontage by 200 to 800 past eight year*. Mr Hyde de­ uel Lutheran parish hou.'C. 4 p m. A)biiJ.> 12 22 371 7'j their hotel to the ball park today them AB varally footballers Hill Hornets sniiiiped the Manchester Mc.Mean* ilrove In the eighth Dougherty street Aiitomatir oil talkie has been scaled down to a Dale Mitchell's pinch singf? and a Green to record the first shut-out I 10-round decision over Eddie ft. deep, .'tome cleared land on clined renonilnation last fall Mr rpc-**. Rx only a fow offensive ar- I ton. .'crretary A budget of $1100 jC|y(je road; Alan Hills. Andover: i Friday, June 15 Willianj*p"rt .. 13 21 .333 and prior to the game each of the Holzbach, Pete Flaher and Jerrv | 'Thursday afternoon at marker and Art Pongratz’s on* •team heat, new boiler One-w York ...... 22 21 512 34 1 piled while s member of the Boston Black with two hits one a triple they looked pretty good, too" I Manchester player* wnlh Bolton I'orrea helled a single and Ortffin'a that people ean be so laeking in The "shrunk" walkie-talkie has rieerfield drive; Mrs. Camelia victory over Pittsburgh. While ___ J9 21 475 [Nationals before the tiini of the W ith three men on ba.se. ws.s best steam heal with oil. excellent Resort Properly for Sale 74 serveil under Mr Hvde during hts g Frank Ma.'inds. ehairman of West Hartford. *t Garden Grov». Oncit.r.ul! I Wraik End Note* ' In the Inter-County Baaeball gniuiulcr was dropped by Jacko term of offire thought for the health conditions I o n tubes half the size of Hamilton, 22 Bunce drive. Maglie allowed only five hits, the riulad'-UG’.-T 24 Century m the hitting department I tliappell Rhino, Georgla-Tei h ' League this aeaaon inclu'le Billy on the force play at second. A rendition, good lot. $12,800. .S. A. Keenev street. I.-? :t :i6'. L'u, ANDOVER LAKE —.Modem cot­ The menu for the Ellington and civic pride if nothing more. , -igare'te. tuning coils smaller in has a^nnonneeTrhaT $T2Thas Admitted today: Edward Arm­ Giants ripped into Pirate throwers The Harvard Band and a Bow- (.reen .M.ner G p Bill .Shields Sets [ second baseman w,ho made the all- [ Pagani, Carlo Petrlcra, Pal Rpil- ground ball left runners on sec­ Beechler. agent. Phone 6969 - - . . * . diameter than a dime, capsule.5tze annnniu u ^ Sunday. June 17 .^mpriran AB n IT I't. A F tage of four room.-. I-arge screen­ Center sehool beginning Monday, He said the officials are tired of strong. 37 Purnell place; William for 13 including homers by Bob­ (loin College singing group will Roiitheaatem Conference team as diic and Red .Mi-Carlhv Other ond and third with one away. Dick > tiern received toward the payment British-American club annual L hirsp . 9 lirili" iV- . . . . % 1 0 1 3 ft . June 4 is a* follows: Monday, the past praetiees and will push tran.^formerp. resistor.'? the diam­ TMetrickseon. R.F.D. Manchester; by Thonuson and Whltey Lockman. participate in the 4.5 minute pre- players with Bolton, familiar to ANDOVER LAKE — $800 cash ed in porch. Row Ixcat, $7..50(1. ; of the troop's membership fee in all day spring outing. Garden N-w V"JK ...... 2»-. 13 b^T 2 Kill.* \ 1 1 ft ft Bee Batting Bare a sophomore, wa* a sensational Foley's long fly sent homo the first prosecution to the limit —whieh of eter of a safety match tip. Donna and Harriett Ender*. 140 It waa Maglie'* ninth w in over the local fans, are Mickey. Ram and balance on li'.iera! terms--- will Madeline ,'imlth. Realtor 2-1642 hambiirg and gravy mashed po­ Charter Oak Counril The fee is Grove...... '24 14 .632 I game show. Bla-k '6 1 2 3 ft 0 ' schoolboy pitcher who turned down nm. Ruccesslve walks to Cliff Branford street; David Fesce. AI Glgllo, Moe Sllverstein and buy partially built cottage with 1 or 4679. tatoes. ereamef) corn, liread and course need not bother anyone who $150 and it is Hoped it will he Monday. June 18 Pirates In 10 starts In his career. ('Ip'.’el.ii.'l 2*1 19 6 And (hen the Bo.stnn Nationals B 11...... 4 0 .5 0 ft several pro offers to play football Kleney and Al .Surowlec loaded Bolton; Douglas McInto.sh. 92 ...... 1: 2«.1 ■ 4.'^9 10 It ft butter ami jelly sandwiche.s. ap­ does the right thing. Remember ! raised bv tonight. District II Connecticut State He has beaten them eight in a Dt»tr(i:t and those of Chicago, w ho first j .AU'-rrs'inAiv.friipvi If . .. .3 3 Bill .Shield* of the Army and (and baaeball I for Tech . . Mich­ John MassolinI the bases, setting the stage for materials to complete Easily win­ Hemlock street; Charlotte Bziord- U'aahiDKL jD ...... Ifi 2! 432 ll MaHf.n 2i. 3 n 0 0 UOVE.NTRY L A K E -lJirg e 5- ple sauce, milk: Tuesday, corned I no garbage- it drawa rat* no ' Thursday evening. June 7. the Nurses' assoc, dinner meeting. row I played against each other in 1876 Navy Club leads the Rec Softball igan S ta te * Biggie Munn ha* a Bill Foley’s two run single. terized. Lake front lot near new St . . 12 29 .295 17 _____ ft ft 0 0 room cottage .Nice condition. beef hash, pickled beet* green paper*, they cause fire nothing zi, .58 School street: Mrs. Irene, Je f­ Broklyn had pitching IroubUu ifii. p P'ly • regular season game Ftll"rinr>. rf 2 Blancharri tanned seven. Includ­ school. Madeline Smith. Realtor, Ruth Millelt annual award assembly will be Coventry, 7 p. m. rhlladrlphia . . . 11 27 .269 16-t A M-n-, lo*- rf 1 n ft 0 0 0 League with a nifty .667 batting summer schedule that Includes vis­ Annual Barber Hill Gun Club Fully furnished Fottra large lot. bean*, bread and butter, coconut in the way of health hazards and ! held at Ellsworth Ntemorial High fries. 20 Newman street: Peter losing to Cincinnati, 6-5. as Don it* to Germany and Hawaii for spring field trials will be held this ing the final out of the gome. 2-1642 - 4679. Federico, 358 Adams street. Wednesda.v. June SO iotrraafional (.*'.«lan7o. (*f ... 3 0 ft 0 average Hippo Correntl and Pat Full price $4,200 Ellsworth Mit­ cake, milk; Wedneaday. baked voii know w'iiat they are. Fxrent* dan Be Too Strirt i sehool. The certificates to those Newcombe failed in relief. Joe M -nlrca .... 30 14 .662 i"hn«Dn. p 3 ft ft coaching schools then a fishing week-end at Pellon'a Pasture* in Correa registered (our strlke-outs Discharged yesterday; Mr.*. Alf- St, Bridget's strawlieiry festival, ten. Agent. Phone 6930 macaroni and cheese, role slaw, lyical members o i the Women's .\hoiit T een -■ ger’s Dsting \vlio have qualified in athletics. Adcock’s two-run single in the Sv rafufv ...... 22 IS h Bolduc are close runnerups with trip to Canada. Nice to have a East LVlndsor. Open Derby. Ama­ while walking four against three W EST SID E —* room single, hot held Wogman,’ 1.56 Main street; 6 to 8:30 p m. buttered carrots, peanut butter Auxiliary to Windham Communi­ ------miisie. journalism. French and ninth climaxed a three-run rally R'.clirsti'r ...... So 19 .546 6 Sports Mirror TntaU 2.*^ 7 7 21 ■i 0 ,636 and .600 averages, respec­ winner. Isn't It? teur Gun Dog. and Open Ihippy pisses by Blanchard water heat with oil. can easily be Loretta Carl.son, 199 South Main W ednesda.v, Juno 27 ...... 19 16 .51 * 7't tively. j MlSQtiAMlCUT 7 room cot­ sandwiches. chocolate pudding: ty Memorial hospital who attend­ An unhappy 1.5-year-old wails; l.aitin will be presented by Merle for tho decision. Adcock was Buffal" ^llk C tty Rtakes were listed today with the flAmllto converted into a two-family, street: Mark Schilllnger. 29 Otis County meeting of Hartford a ...... 19 19 ..Vk) AB n IT Po A E Paris Chirtalns and the Army AK n H FO A K tage, near he*ch Completely rbiirsday. Grilled frankfurters ed the annual meeting this week "All the girls I know have d ates' Woodmfin.see. superintendent of rough nil night, hitting a homer ' Today a Year A g o—Outfielder Open All Age and Amateur All large lot. qiiUk oceupanev S A street; Henrv Custer, 159 Hilliard County Federation of Democratic TopM.Tn ...... l«i 21 .t62 9’v Marlin. 2b 3 n ft 0 ft and Nsvy CluK placed two men I Parlor 1h furnished Ijir.'e lol $7o0 season mashed potatoes, asparagus, dill included Mrs. Jiinie Squier. Mrs. i in tho second. 10 I Gil Coan of the Washington Ren-j i Age Stakei Sunday. Beechler. Agent Phone 6960 for the movies, school parties, etc ' srhools. street: Mrs. Lottie Oatty. Rock­ Women's cliih' at "Y ." 8 p. m BalljmDr- ...... 19 33 452 NoT\-ak .3h ...... ___ .3 0 ft 1 3 ft each among tiv top sluggers. I (Jri-* n rf . rental income $6 600 r'at; f'o\-- pickle.'. h»-ead and butter sand* Marshall Squier, Mrs. May Lyman A scale model boose is being Several members of the 1914 13 31 795 17 I ators fractured his skull sliding 6 ft 0 Posljtone Mar’a (taniaa I into second base in a game against ] B-BoldiirpMuc r ...... 2 n ft ft 0 j Lftfvt night A defeat wha the «er- larko BEA U TIFU L 7-room modern (’o- enlI \ 7-6.511 won't let me have a date with a road: Thomas Matchett. 34 McKee sert card party, K. of C. home. placed three men apiece with the 1 lonial Country Cub se.-iMr Five creamed salmon and peas, mash­ Jean Nalsch. Mrs. Irving I>ohr. Carl Feterson. Robert Brennar Braves clip C'hicngo, 3-2. for llastf-rn the .SI. Louis Browns. Irish, r ...... _____ R c\ ft 0 ft And Lavnc Bout , ond for the British Ameriranfi In KniK^t •» Mrs. LaVergne Williams. Mrs. boy. even when they know him street; Gerald Stone. Hartford. Elmira SLlmii'claJj. \Vr<'‘b p l r f ...... 3 0 0 0 ft Garden Grove Caterers Hating rooms 1st floor includes 2 bed­ ed potatoes, hcallh salad, bread and Richard Titus a.* a projeet In Johnny Sams third victory. The Five 5'ear* Ago—Hal Newhous- j Twi League play thi* week Tiie«- , and know he Is nice, but they Discharged today: William Mul- \Vtll:am?r''‘rt at fluiFhamt 'f. Shaw, If ...... 2 n 0 3 0 0 one. I Pr>nifr*tE. an.l hiittcr and Jelly aandwirhea. llcrvey Collins, Mrs. Maurice the woodshop. The house will be Braves eased past Chicago into [ cr won his ninth g.ame of the sea­ day night (he Silk City Arp.s up- ( rooms. large living room one end i^uburhan tor Sale 75 doon, 10 Nathan road: Claire Onh K-MViCf a.’lirduU’tl...... 1 n ft 3 3 7,wi.’k :u. milk and ic-e cream. Leonard. Mrs. Eugene Hennessy. won't let me talk on the telephone 25 inches by 35 inches and ia be- son aa the Detroit Tigers defeated Jack Vlttner and Lloyd Jarvis New York, June 2 -(/Pi The set the defending playoff rhani* I completely gla.ssed in Mundry third place, thanks to ,lwo walks .N'ationat r'.tfrin, rf ...... 7 n ft ft ft I Kril.'x . f Mr. and .Mr* Ma.son R Steele of .Mrs. Waller Wheaton and Mrs. to a boy Bloom. 19 Cornell street. of tlie Army and Navy Club and date o t the heavyweight fight be­ AN'OOVF'R— Np\^ iA-rt>om ranch ^ ' ing constructed on a scale of 1 apd a wild throw by Bob Schultz, 1 C'hi'Hi:'* tMinnrr 2-3' at BorIaj) the Washington Senators, 10-2. a - V l n c l k ...... 1 n 0 0 0 ft plone I niaiK'hard. Second floor includes two bed Births yesterday; A son to Mr. | TRUSSES-BELTS the Paris Curtains, respectively, h.'ii.v AI’< mo'It‘'*Ti rqnvenirnces. jI Maple street Ellington, are the Alfred Brand. ’ The other day a boy in my i irich equal to 1 foot. The work is j and Pam Jethroe's pinch single (Sr-'ibn ' Ten 5'ears Ago--Lou Gehrig tween Rex Layne of Lewiston. room.', master bed room, air i on- and Mrs. Allan Cone, 118 Bretton .X are tied In the pitching depart­ 1 parents of a son, Raymond John, Mrs. Brand and Mrs. Hennessy class at school called me up. ' being siipoiwi.scd by Harold Kibble. EI,.\S’n r STOCKINGS 1 Llii'-innai 1 1 I'-'i *.t Brook- I died at the age of 37 after a two- T " t a l . ‘» 22 0 3 16 Utah, and Rocky Marciano o t 9 13 31 10 ] ditioned. Two large storage Vi'ry lar>;o :«)t plevfltinn. | road; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- . off reliefer Dutch Leonard in the Tomorrow* Twi League hatUr EXPERT nTTERS 1 lyn » King ill. a- Kit-^d •>ui for (V 'ffir, in 7*. * ment with .three wins and one loss F .11 ;>ru t Ellsworth ' born at the Rockville (.5ly hospital arc new members Columbia now •Moiher an.swercd the phone and ; industrial arts teacher, seventh. I year illness. Brockton, Mass., ha* been shifted will he for first place a( the Oval rooms Two hath.-. Finished rec­ ert MacMtUin. 41 Lewis street: a | ritlpburgh (rhambrr* .3- at N^-w ‘irpen .MaiDT a* 1 )1 thus far R n PO A Wednesd.ay morning. The psternal ha* a total of 31. Mrs. John F. she w-as so nide tn him I was | During a ceremony of the Girl Twenty 5'ears Ago -Mac Smith " to avoid conflict with Krzard • vvith the Silk City meeting Pratt Phnnr.603D. ; son to Mr. find Mrs. Lli^yd Bur- St. Louis muffed a chance to Y"r‘k MlPtt'I 0-1 1. Tw"'ht.«* iuts B l a k 11‘* ‘ f (iir (; M ft I n 1 0 3 3 2 reation room with bar Attached grandmother is Mrs A Raymond Walsh from this town was elected ashamed, .'he hung up wnthoiit Scouts thi.s week Eleanor Rich- of the United States led the Brit­ Pitching Arthur Dru); Stores gam on Brooklyn when thev bowed (Poh.iluk' 1 :• at 1■h;la- b a a o h U s 1a k . 'b 'l: :ii is. Charles' defense of his heavy- | a„d Whitney. The Aces ha ve won 0 6 11 no garage Amesite driveway Built j k BRON Ur (^ias* dick. South CoventC’- rii. L-or.s B < .•t W, L. Pet. lull" Steele of Ellington and his great vice presiclent al this meeting. letting me speak to him. ardson was made a first ish Open golf qualifiers with 141 o r •ft weight title against Jersey Joe j f„ur of five previous starts while | n F.1 ur*riiorn hnnsr \\ith Deaths today: Charles Kroll, to the Fhiljies. 7-3. The loss left d-iplra ( Ilrlnlz^lTnan l-5i. 'l"uh!f plays. Grille to .M^ 1 Vlttner. Army and to rigid sperifications. $32.0hn. grandmother is Mr* John R IxKBl 4-H n u b girls who will Scout. Those • advanced to second at Carnoustie. Scotland. M ’^n o r ne’A brick builfiinR in r^ar plus "I wi.*h I could quit school and 16 West street; .Mrs. Winifred j the Cards two full games,bHck ol American "11 ba.op s. S i l k C I t v 6 O r s. Navy ("lub ... . 3 1 .750 Walcott. the PAWa have a 2 and 0 record ! K Mortgages arranged Shown hy Steele of Tolland participate in the Tolland (.'ounty class rank were. Oaenor Driscoll. at Phioago baao.'* (01 b a l l * 1" l i n s - n .5 n A. J(u;r arrrs Ti>ta) pricr $^5 rWK), not have to face the other kids." Rember. 69 Cedar street. the Dodgers. Five runs on five rhilailt’lpiiia iShat^tr 3-4> Harry Markaon. managing dl- The Airmen boast the only perfect is' appointment onli' Hartford 32- Raymond Bancroft of Milford 4-H Club Dress Revue to be held Joan F.ckert. Lucrelia Graham, (Jud»**n l-0>. George (Sped Toporccr. new | .I "ljri9on J. RuMiu’ 1. ■larvis, Paris Cur­ 1 B K'.Jey r>f)\vn pawTirn’ t'all Anita That's a .*ad story, because the hits, including doubles by Granny tains ...... 3 1 7.50 rector of the International Boxing record in the league. 4080 - 6-9964 v'sited old friends and neighbors in Hebron tonight in the auditor­ Cynthia Elmore, Jeannette Gag­ B’-aloii (Taylor 3-3i at •Si Loul5 manager of Ihe Buffalo Bisons i n ' ------' Munn; r( h 11 f* 'J 7 i parents are probably trying to do Ev-PIteher Travels , Hamner, Andy ftelttniiek and Batting Avemges Club, said yesterday the Layme------r Tursdax' afterncvin. Tlie Bancroft* ium of the Hebron school include: non, Joan and Noreen Kenny, iPlllette \-h I the International League, was the .less* Burkett. Ty Cobb and right, as they se< it. The trouble Philadelphia -ifPi-Dave Keefe. ; Rldiic Ashbiini and a triple by N>w Y'.-rk in*’>i."ld!i 3'4i at D tr 'll G. A B H Pet. Marciano scrap will be held July | doc McKee is the current Club P ONE BLOCK from I'nrlcr | were residents of Ellington for Jo.An idlarke, Belty-Ann Falk. .Toyce. Helen and Marjorie Kraw'- ! first major league infielder to wear ' Rogers Hornsby rsch batted 400 1.*. they re Ireatmg their 15-year- new traveling aecretary for the ; Jocko rhonipson won the game in Kira' Ml. •Rhields, Army 11 at the Yankee Stadium. Champion at the Manchester near bus. now four room Cape year*. Evelyn Wolff, Gwendolyn Tlbbita. *ky. Dora Jean Lavelli. Sandra THE FINEST n »rui.supgra p glasses. . I or better two years in a row ...... 25 t 6 21 n 2 Wanted— Real Eatate 77 1 old like a child, as though by being Philadelphia Athletics, won nine ' the seventh Wa^hlngt- 3-2) at and Navy . 3 667 The fight, originally, waa sched­ Country Club. Doc defeated Bob- I t i»; Cod Expandable atli< Rfa I'r .p...... 110 133 0—9 games and lost 18 durilng a five- . I Correntl. Part* uled for July 18 But that’s the by I-aFS-ancl* last season. It wa.s be decorate il July rx i upancy. nt the Congregational church will Nancy Woodward, Gundega Zem- strict enough they can keep her lotte Mercier. Linda Newberry, ' Intcroational HA ...... 000 003 0—3 i\’A.N TKI) - 5 our .jroperlj to sell i year hitch aa a pitcher wHth the . Curtains ...... 4 11 636 date Charles gives Walcott an­ reported recently that LaFiaiicis Call 2-3012 or 4:.ki I serve a siipp'r in the social rooms zar, Fatricia Tucker. Bettv__. . . .neary...... safe. They are trying to put off Nanev Feck, Kerslon Sohipper, IN Dodger* 8lga Rookie Tnront'. at Sprlngfi*'lu (8 p. m }, nuns I'slirtl III. Turter (2), Krizbt Rcliahlc .luyers wailing with A'a from 1917 through 1921. Keefe ^ ! Bolduc, Silk enty 3 10 .600 other chance to don the at waa the present king. Our liumhle of the ehurrji Ftiday, .lone 8. The. Retlv Bcrthia'iimc. Barbara Wood-' "H boy-girl relationships until the Mnrv Ann Welles, Marilyn W est 121 .McMh»ii' r .Iixrau. Zwlrk. Kel- ' ca.'h Fil.arucs arranged We got in 18 games with the Indians. Bollin. Armv and Pittsburgh. The title fight will be I apologies to Johnston McKee !.•>. D F.iley B. Foley (2); two-base TWO-KAMILV Monu 1-rootn menu consists of liaked bean.', cold ward, Gloria Bellows, Katherine I day they decide she Is old enough Joan Yonika and Friscilla Par- Brooklyn, June 2— i/F)— Michael Silk City Hopes to Move I In 1922 but did not win or loae a ; Navv . . .'...... 3 9 .555 telecast over a network hookup I Doc. If you prefer, hit- T irier L> F'.de.v; three-base hits, duplex, .'(-pari’'' furi.ite.^, in need 4-5-6-i rouui singles and 2- liam, macaroni salad, potato salad, Reck. Marjorie Chowance. .Shirley to look after heraelf. and they maklnn. The presentation* were Napoli. 19-year-old catcher from USED CARS Long I.*land University. ha.s been I Irish, Silk City. . 3 9 5.55 and thus the two shows would — — Jn.-k... K-Mey; stolen bases. Porter (2), jfood repair, n.ie lo.alion. Sale fumi.y bouses rionajd K Hast­ cabbage salad, nils, coffee and Golar. Ruth Fotter. Mar.sha Squier! won't have to worry about her. made bv Mrs. William Driscoll. game. ' Green, double plays. Knlgbl to Porter; signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers Sports 'Schedule ' N. Pagan!. Cater­ conflict price 5 12 . ab-jut cash ings I'hone 2-1107 strawberry s h o r tc a k e with and Fatricia Haynea. More Senaible Wa.v Into First Place Sunday Manchester High's baseball left on bases. BA's 4. Props 7; bass* oB lor an estimated $10,00U. Napoli er* ...... 4 11 545 team still haa hopes of finishing in needed. .Also \ room single cen­ whipped cream. TTiere will al.ao he These girl*, with more than 100 | But that is a foolish mistake for hull* Blanchani S. Correa 4; Strike­ ! LISTI.N’GS WA.NTED. There are w as signed to a • Newport News Sunday. June S Thompson. Paris Charrh Softball Leazas a deadlock for first place in the trally located for bus and .»*hop- | a variety table with small potted others from all parts of the cniin- . parents to make. In being too 1 1940 Pontiac 2*Deor. outs Hlanchurd 7. Correa 3; wild specialists i, all unes of businesa. contract yesterday but wil. report Silk City vs. Pratt and Whit­ First place is at stake tomorrow Curtains 4 13 .538 North .HethodUt A Why not emplnj one if you intend strict and aFowing no understand Radio and Hootar. to Greenwood. Mias., the Dodgers' ney, 6--Oval. afternoon when the Silk City Aces Orillo, Green 11 E High was upset yesterday after­ (■'.•» les Sale pricr {b'too Down payment i dy and various nick nark*. Sup­ mr.de as part of their 4-H Clothing Monday. June 4 H. Holm^N NA 4 2 3 3 ft to sell? Contact Alice Clarapet ing. they are making their daugh- j farm in the Class C Cotton States (4-1) meet up with Pratt 4 \5’hit- (A ce(s) Infieldor Manor ...... 4 13 7 .538 noon by Hamden High. 6 to 3. about $2,500 OO-iay oi rupancy. per will be served continuous from work. They will range from aprons Ridges vs. East Hampton. 6— H^rmL. 3b .3 2 3 6 9 0 ter aahamed and rebellioui. con- | 1947 Olds Sodmano. League. In a bid to strengthen noy (2-01 at the West Side Oval at Metlvler, Green Slo«n. If 4 0 Meriden has completed its league A Doable Ending The Allen Realt\ ('o . Realtors Agency, 843 Mam street Phone 5:30 p. m. to tailored aulta and evening 3 0 0 vinclng her that they don’t under­ their pitching staff, the Dodgers Oval. 2:30. -Sklppy Kearns, riding the • Manor ...... 4 14 7 .500 Bvmhani, rf .... 4 3 0 0 0 season with a 7 and 3 record. 2-4543 or 2-08SO The Ellington Boy Scout* took gown* and will be judged during Hydromatic, R ft H. Phone MancheMer 5105. i stand her at all. also recalled righthander Bud Pod- North Methodists vs. Rccond crest of Ihre'e straight, will probab­ Connie, Green AUfUAt, C ...... 4 0 ft 3 3 3 Manchester haa a 6 and 3 mark East Lansing, Mich.—(A5—Mich­ 'third place in the point shore for the dav for construction and their FOR A SURE Sale with proven -J . n, 11- How much more sensible if they Trade bielan from their Montreal Inter­ Congo*. 6:15—Roljortson. ly be Coach Pat Bolduc’s choice to : Manor ...... 4 12 6 .500 Sullivan, lb 2 ft 8 ft U wilh a final game Wednesday aft­ igan State's football team may MANCHE.STF'7r iiMU-d this general excellence in ramping last appearance on the girls. Blue rib- j 1941 Pontiac 6 Sodon- Paris CTurtalns vs. Garden . 3 ft methods and quick, cuurteou.*. ef­ national League farm club. To go on the hill. "Stick with a win- ' Green. Silk City 3 6 .500 N. llDlmfi.A, 2b 3 1 1 ernoon against fifth place Midille- have twins aa first string offensive new 6 room tJtipc ‘ ‘'>i t down. 2 ■ weekend at Camporee of the six hon winners w ill he announced at Mott, rf 3 1 ft 0 ft ojlta. Radio ft Hootar. make room for Podbielan the Grove. 6:16—Charter Oak. town High at the Oval. Bristol, al- ends next foil. Bob Corey ia a fix* unflmshed up Cnri.Df lot Nue , ficient service ca;i, Ed Krasenics, communities comprising the High­ daughter, not by sa.ving "No" to ncr," Bolduc claims, as the Aces R. Chnppcl] rf ft n ft 0 ft 0 te” the revue. Also to he announced Dodgers optioned Chris Van Cuyk, Auxiliary v.s. Dye-Finish, 6:15— Friday's Stars BO with a 6 and 3 mark, can also ture at left end. Brother Bill has Suburban Realty Co. Realtors. land District 136 scouts partici­ are the names of five girls who all dating, but by seeing to it that shoot for their fifth In succession. Barton p 4 2 3 0 0 0 location. Call Barlara \Vr»ods : towering lefthander, to Montreal. Memorial. tie Meriden hy winning Iti final been switched from quarterback [ 49 Perkins street Phone 8215. pated. ahe dates only boys they approve 1936 Oodgo 4>Door. Ra­ Either Iggy Miller or Bob Eric- Agent 3702. | will have been picked to represent Van Cuyk won one game and lust TiiCNdity, June .5 Batting—Joe Adcock. Reds to fill the light end position. Frank River* of the Job Hill of. by going only to places they ] son will be on the hill for the Air­ Totalf* 31 9 13 31 17 ~i game. the County in the State Dress Re­ Your Old dio and Hootar. two for Brooklyn. Middletown vs. High. 3:15— -Singled home two runs In ninth (1> M ANCHESTER — Four-room i LI.ST VITTH an active concern for know about, limiting her dates to. men with Tom Bergaminl behind | road la ill at his home. vue to be held August 8 at Storrs Ox'al. for Cincinnati’s 6-6 edge over AB R 11 ro A r. reliable courteous service. Free say. one a week, and insisting that the mitt and mask. The Johnny ' ranch style, one year oM High ] Mr. and Mrs. Belmont Finney of as part.of the Farm and Home W e Allow Up To $10 Bach On 1946 Olds 8 Sodonotta. Zions, V* St. Bridget's. 6:16— Brooklyn, Also started Reds’ Croaby, lb S ft ft 7 ft 1 appiaisal arnving al satistaclory Chicago who came to Ellington to she be in at a certain hour. Rcpcar-coached nine haa figured in 3 0 0 elevation, excellent vuw, 13.5’ 1 Da.v activities. The dress revue will Robertson. scoring with second-inning homer Hant«. rf . .,. 0 0 0 frontage. Combli.ation hvmg-din- I selling price to you. The Allen nttend Mr, Ftnney'a grandmother's start at 8 p. m. and the public is Parents can’t just turn a 15- Hydromatic, R. ft H. Velvet vs. Independents, 6:16— a pair of tie games with the B A ’s Saari. sb .... 3 ft 1 1 I 0 What You Have On Your Car and were rained out of another Pitching—Ned Garver, Brown* 0 0 3 1 ln« room, 15' X 30," master bed- ! Realty Co Iffione Manchester funeral Wednesday, is spending a invited. year-old loose, letting her do what­ Merfiorial. Stackal. If .... . 3 0 VETERAN to LEARN tilt. Thus, they are behind in the — Snapped Boston Red Box’s 10- DanleUon. 3b 3 (» 3 3 0 room, 14’ X 19’, two fireplace*, 6105 few days with his grandfather at 4-H Poultry club member* will ever ahe IneiKts all the other kids 1950 Chovrolat Dolina Wednesday, June 6 STOCK CAR RACES Have your fires capped. 1 day service. We have number of games played and must gamr win streak with eight hits, Sp^nc^r, rf .3 0 3 2 0 2 hi* home on Pinney street attend the egg Judging achool at are permitted fo do. But they can. East Hartford vs. High. 3:15— drive 'jnder garage, storm sash CONSIDERINO 8EULINO loaner wheels. No tie up. Cars called for and delivered StyMino, 4-Dr. R ft H. make up a few. 4-0. driving in two runs with Kniifbt. c .... 1 ft ft 4 1 0 and screens. Thor combination the University of Connecticut within the framework of their own PARTS BUSINESS Oval. Lovell. 2b . 3 0 ft 2 2 2 EVERY SATURDAY NlTE-4:15 P. M* YOUR PROPERTY? The Aces will look for the bat­ single. washer. Price $18,000. Call 8827 I Hoeft On the Way June 9 and completing the day’s rules, let her take the first boy- when work is complete. Pratt apd Whitney vs. BA ’s, 6 — Kehler. p ---- 3 0 1 0 n 0 Without obligation to you.. we 1 Toledo, Ohio— f/Pi—Billy Hoeft. ting punch from Nolan Lewis, Mike FAST HALF MILE DIRT TRACK for appointment work successfully, will receive a girl steps ■ when the boys and On The Job Training Oval. Plecan, Al Klein,. George Kepler, Boeebolls Take Funny Bounces Total* ...... 21 1 4 21 10 S will appraise or make you a cash Detrtrft Tiger farmhand now pitch- certificate. This school Is the one her owm age are taking them. HARTFORD ROAD St. Jam es vs. Center Congo*. offer for property. See us before ing for Toledo in the American As- which was originally planned for 6:15—Robertson. Don Race and Willie Oleksinskl Methodist ...... 140 112 0—* Now Under Liahts IIA N CH ESTER—Under conatruc- When all of her friends are be­ Program— Apply Cougoa ...... 090 000 1—1 vou eeU. anciation, look* as though he may April. By attending the achool the Green Manor vs. Army and besides their playlng-cooch, Bolduc, San Francisco — (A5 — After a toin. Cape Cod, four flniahed ginning te "late is the time for a USED CARS record season-opening streak of 13 Tx'o-base hit*. H. Ilolmfs. Bonhun rooms with expAndaUe attic. Phone 6273 be hurling for the parent club young people will learn about In­ Navy, 6:15—Charter Oak. who slMires the hitting leadership 2; Stolen bases, H. Holmes, Sloan 2. STAFFORD SPRIN8S SPEEDWAY, CONN girl to start dating. When the with Ray Dunnack of the RMgea consecutlv* defeats, the Son Fran­ Fireplace, hot waUr heat, oil b r a je -b u r n r e a l t y sooner than the experts predicted. terior and Fxterior quality of 276 HARTFORD ROAD Pioneer vs. Broad-Goods, 6:15— Mott; sacrifices. B. Chappsll; double After dropping a heartbreaking 2- time come* palrents should no M A N C H E Sn R Memorial. , at .500. Carrying the attack for cisco Seals did a right about face. ALL SE A T S FREK fired, inaulatlon, city aewerage, eggs. Four indlvidualB making the CAMPBELL ’TELEPHONE t-4168 plsys. Hanna to N. Holnier tn Sullivan, SELLING YOUR property? 1 game in ten inning* his first higheat score on the quiz and egg more try to hold a girl back from the Airmen, will be Joe Tripp, Nick Tbsy won 12 of thsir next 18 games Dantelaon :o Croaby Ixnell to Saarl; AniTI.TS-4l.50 (Tax Incl.) excellent location. Many other Whether it be a lot, house or time out. he knocked off Milwau­ judging will be .named the Tolland boy-girl tiicndshlps than they AUTO PARTS yRrholostic Baseball DiNuzzo, Paul CIchon, Sam Wylie, : before dropping a double header to left on baer* Conzos S, N'orth Methn- CHn-DREN—60c (Tax Incl.) PARKING feature!. Full price $18,400. Other business in .town or country, you kee in bis second atari, S-2. In the County Egg Judging Team. Thla would hold a baby back from AUTO SUPPLY ; Johnny Satagaj and Lefty Jad- Seattle at the latter's home '.in 4. bssei 'in bi.Il'. KehCr 4, off —\— luting* available. Alice Clampet learning to take his first steps. Opoo Until 9 P. M. 24 Maple St. Phone 2-452R Barton S; sirikfnuis. Kfjpicr 1. will get prompt and personal two games Hoeft haa struck out a Team will enter the State Egg 29 RlvSSELL STREET T EL. 5167 Routhington 6. Rockville 1. I zinisk. Al Klein i grounds. i - Agency, Phene 2>454S, or Mr*. service by calling Ellaworth MiU total of 16 b&ttera. Tn 19 frames Judging Contest at Storrs on (All right* reserved. NEA Serv­ »i Wagner S '.002C ten, agent. Phone 6930. he haa walkefl only four. Poultry Day, June 11. Albert B. ice, inc.) 4 s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 2, lOol PAGE ELEVEN

KfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, .TUNE 2. 1951 HY 6 Pine tree green color Me.a'er. CO l E m o t o r s - 4164 ply in person. See Van. ft. Gardens, 168 Woodland street. Wanted—To Bay 58 gin' at the same time, he has a their eyes downward snd slightly 1 EFFICIENT Girl to work in laun­ jrOWD - smell Fox Tarmr. overdrive Phone 8474 BATH TUB on legs. Good condi­ bigger pile of dirt than you. bow their heads. They were of- i dry. Grxid wages and hours. Apply WANTED-iJood uaeo tumllure. black and white vicinity Middle lO.ol W ILLYS 1 TON ONE I'-.-TON 1918 Ford panel VAN’S SERVICE STATION tion. Very reasonable 429 Oak­ Sam bo— W ell, you see, bo.*s, fering a silent praver of grnti- ; Tfl.MATO plant.*. 81 per hundred; in person. Maple Dry Cleaners Any quantity. We offer you high­ Turnpike Eaat and Hilh'Ide street 1 WHEEL DRlVi; PICKIT delivery truck with heavy duly “At the Te.xaco Si$rn” land street, rear. he's dlggin' a bigger hole. tilde! Y e God^! 1 haven't .seen rear end, equipped for dual tire.s, cabbage plant... .’»0r per 100 Tel. and laaiinderera, 72 Maple est price*. Woodshed Phone 2- OS31 2-lPOfi ; Outworks them all m rough po­ anything like lliat tn a restaur- ' flood running condition. Also a 2-4187 Tony Carihino. 12 Glen- atreet. 427 Hartford Road LAWN .MOWER $4; electric stove, 3154. Mrs. HI Hum most henpecked ant In two decades. It was all ling lO PT—Boy's irtetitifleetion brace­ few 1919-1949 v,-Ion Ford panel wood street. $25; cu ltiv ato r .82: Irish M ail $4; man's wife, was scanning herself so natural -so nnpretentlou.* - so; WA.NTED— Part time kitchen let. Vicinity of Margaret ri>ad 1 IP.ol W lLLVS -lEKP ilelivery truck.* Price reasonable bench .Sander $17; portable type­ in the mirror. spontaneous! It filled ns with a . I wheel drive, full to[ . full .scats worker, hours 4 to 7 p. m. Apply SHIRT PRESS operator. Blue |{(u>ni* W iinoui Hoard -"Stl and Horton road Name on brare- Bond Brea.I Bakery. lO.').") Broad 1 6 writer $25 oulbnnrd motor $85. She—1 have Just noted again, warm glow -like spotting the ray I draw b.n Known the world over KooRng—Siding dietitian. Manchester Memorial Cross and life insurance benefits let. Phone 2-Plt;d street. Hartford 2-7273 Phone 2-0987 to 8 p ni. ROOM IN private home. (?on- that I have a very small mouth. of a gleaming lantern In the hold I H ospital. paid. Good opportunity for right of a sinking ship! "Can this he | ' for WF, .SPECIALIZE in rixiflng and tini ous hot water, shower. Gen­ Looking at It In the mirror. It LIKE NFW, 1949 fTiervoIet IA ftlllkiCt. rt*C Y ta MIC U • ard 8189 .18 Stiidehakcr $89. '46 perience. h ree estlraatea. Call fiortahle record pbavci for long on life. I know- how. ALL TH' IT away pro m 5C1-IOOL.. sfriirtlon Manchester Automo­ MEN WANTED—Outside work. sential. No selling. Full or part iXCTtAIBN-i; eLTT... AIN'T THAT ( “ NEED A (iOOf) riGKUr International pirk-up truck 8399. Howley. .Manchester ft.161. lime en.loyment. A good .soiccCo ' 0 - ^ 0 . bile Dnvinp Academy Phone 2- Tree trimming and brush cutting. wcaaoT KINOA ex3 T' BE I* H E R E 'S O N E 39 f'h rysler $19.9 '42 P ack ard time position available. to suit your pocketbook Kemp'?. KI'RNI.'4HFn .single rncm for YOUR CLAC6 r ■/ m o Many satisfied clienfa Steady employment. H. F. Sweet, 191R GHEVROLET ' - TON convertible 8369 '36 Ford coupe Inc. rent. Central. Phone 2-2925 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE O 889 '46 Ford aedan 8ftl-''> Brun­ Ileating— Plumbing 17 2.8 Putnam atreet. Phone 7587 Addre.ss replies to: r i G K I T a fte r ft p. m. o PerwMials ners - Car Wholesalers. 398 Fast FFFUMENT Plumbing and heat­ Center .street. .Manchester Open MANAGrER Boat* and .Accessories 46 ROOM FOR Rent for gentleman Airawtr to Praviou* Puxzio, Sff fhf'.sb tnds.v at ing. Plugged drama machine WANTED—Auto mechanic. If you V T H E PROdPtfv.n HIL School for Wedresday through Friday until onl*,'. Piionc 2-4428. O cleaned Carl J. Nygren, 303 are not aatiafled with present In­ r . O. BOX 478 Breed of Dog 3 . young children Prw-klndergarten. FOR BOATS motor* ta( kic, ma­ jn DoGORMIER MOTOR P p m Saturday until ft p. m. Oakland etreet. Phone 6497. londarfarten. flrwt grade Monday com e, stop In and se ua for a rine hardware and painl.s Mc­ NICELY Fiirm.shcd room, in largo SAI.ES. Inr very attractive proposition. Bo­ HARTFORD, CONN. Intosh Boat Co., NortJi end Pur- pnv,al( home. Cool very clcHi: HORIZONTAL through Friday Transportation BUY DURING opr 4th anniversary hO.IIMBING ana Heating Eum- 3 Century land Motors, 369 Center street. neli parking lot. c'hns-Craft, .■-ingle nr d ouli'*. 116 Spruce. furnished. Mrs Lela Tybur. direc­ 24 Maple .(')M A partm ent Lsl floor, Bu r n e r . fastener Pearl and Trumbull streets, hours Gorman .Motor Sales Biiick i tion Estiragtes given. Time pay­ be capable of installing and serv­ 8 Noun auffix IM ra iZ JIin 2-9442 heal »ind hot '.vater. Immediate c e l l a c H 16 Editor (ab.) t=JL.4Ui JU ■ IrlUW UL-J SHE AINT ONB OF 8:16 - 4-4.ft. Call .9387 after 9 30. Sales and Service. 28ft Main ments arranged. Edward Johnson Must be reliable man and icing oil heating systems. Phone Diamond*— Watches— aa. STaxtile raw occupancy fur respon.'-ible coiipb . 17 Withdraw I2)MUI 41 rji^UkU TH- kiPS...THAT** street Phone 2-4571. Open eve­ Phono 6979 or 5044. 4734 or 2-076(1 a fte r 6 p ra. Jewelry 4S 19 Babylonian material WANTED—Ride to Aircraft from of steady habits. Apply in per­ Write Box J, Herald. ^ TRACHIRL 1933 riA'MOlTH roupe black ning.*. TOONKKVIU.E EOl.KS BY FONTAINE FOX 1 deity 10 Blackbird of 25 Signify 45 Native of lower Birch street, 2nd shift Gate DON'T WAIT until fall to have an CEO.NAKD A YOST. Jeweler re­ e Call at 43 Cedar street son to Mr. Sheridan inUR ROOM apartment Qumt to Cutting toed cuckixi family 26 River duck Denmark 2 or 3 Call 2-.1400 ailing furnace repaired or replac­ Help Wanted— Male pairs. adjust watches expertly 11 Roman 27 Play part 46 Social Insects mifLlle-age ad .Itr or two work­ 21 On time (ab.) Auto Aeceawrl**— ed. Wc have the matenala and Female 37 29 Painful 48 Land east of ’ RALGH “BETTER BUY” Reasonable prices Open daily ing women Write Box HM, PRACTICE 22 Whirlwind Tire* the know how to put all type* of MORIARTT' BROTHERS Thursday evenings 129 Spruce 12 Large plant 30 Fillip Eden (Bib.) Aotoaiobile* stale 4 WANTED - Strawberry pickers, H erald 23 Symbol for USED GARS alr-heallnp systems In first class street Phore 2-4.18f ' chlorine 18 Daybreak 36 Decorated 49 Auricle 1M8 CHEVROLET FleetmasUr ft- BEFORE VOt' miy see us Good­ order. Coal, oil, or gas. T. P. Coal, Oil, Heating young and old No experience •(comb, form) 37 Utter 50 Paget (ab.) year dlstribiiliira. Gorm.an Motor 24 Natural power pasMBger club coupe, beautful Aitkin, Manchester 6793. necessar;,'. Must be 14 years old. r 36 Snare 20 High 40 Hope* kllni 51 Impair 1951 Mercury 1-Dr. Sedan Sales, 28fi Main *treet Phone 2- Equipment Transportation furnished. Drink­ Business LiKHiions ceeditlon in evetv respect. Open Garden— I* arm— Dairy For Kent 64 28 Promontory mountain 41 Perelan fairy 54 Compau point till 9 p. m Douglas Motora. 3SS 1947 Mercury Gonv. Gnupe 4571. PLUMBINf; and heating. Jobbing ing water and toilet facilities on Products , 60 31 Eternity 23 It U a breed 43 And (Latin) 55 International a specialty. Automatic water GAS STATION attendant. Apply tile lot. Must be willing workers. Main. TWO TIRES 6-ply, ■practically O F F IC E IN Orford Tpiilding. R eal 32 Negative ^NAP YOUR cailings, ternu arranged with bank 19.18 Rtiick 4-Dr. Sedan WORK ALL DAY listed, there i.s an additional ad­ ther detail* call 2-8001 or 2-8094. WLWtJIES , sen . AN APAB A COSY PCTurrc------I CAfCHCRS at McConville's Nurseries. 392 40 Opera (ab.) O e r (N th ere a n d pu n c h .' ME OFF LI ir lady m/ill wanta Woodbridge street. STOIU: FOR Rent Inquire Diana s 42 Direction (ab.) c SAND MOt'ToN- ADOPT ME / / SCjOCPYOU UP AT A DESK- ialk Motor Sales, Broad street. Phone Wanted Antoa- DRE.SSMAKING and alterations. General Assembly—Special Ses­ 44 Per ILL ON 04E f ir s t BALCH PONTIAC, Inc, Soda Shop. 216 Spruce street. IT" 5l m m O HfP ' BUT WITH MPS $ - 2012. 12 Phone 2-4122. or 6.V5 North Main sion, September. 1950 The final 45 A m bary I ' l' BILL YOU haven't b o u n c e.' 155 Center Street Motorcvcle* I’hone 2-S093. Gift a change of scen­ date for filing applications is Household (i04>ds 51 .47 Legislatlva' » H (3oT A CHANCE ! 1948 MERCURY convertible, Telephone 2-4545 WA.NTED Used cars. We pay June 21, 1951 For detailed infor­ body _ radio, heater, whitewall tires. ery. We’re looking for I f e . top price! Immediste cash Cole mation contact the Personnel De­ Who Wants A Bargain? Sumnicr Hiimcs lor Kent 67 80 New Zealand 5?“ iSl New top. No finance charges dur­ Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. part-time help (insurance -t,-1 <■ » Motors 4164 '(•>* mg— I'rackint— partment, Stale Capitol, Hart­ I H A V E IN MY .STO RE native fort JU Ti) ing our 4th anniversary sale. Mc- 19.36 FORD , radio, heater wit.h two N Io ra ffe 3 « workers preferred) for ford. or any o' the offices of the LEFT OVER F ROM LAST YF1AR THREE-ROOM furnished cottage 61 Mala —1» 1 ClUre Auto Oo , 373 Main street P/7 speed Columbia rear end. Full our service station. 2 or Connecticut Slate Employment 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE | with .shower, I'sc of kitchen, elec­ ' 52 Horse's gait Ml 2-9442. prire. $96 1 938 Chevrolet Good Busines* ServiMs Offered 13 .MANCHESTER . ackage Delivery ri night.s a week and Sat­ Service. Glcndon A, Scoboria. "Philco" Electric ^ j tric refrigerator Phil-ga* Adults, 53 Ambitious - r •H w\ <1 Local light trucking and package Refrigerator—"Bengal" ' , LOW PRICE Transportation ape- tires and in perfect mechanical Personnel Director. ("iivenli'v 7-6825. one Mi'- AJSTIQUES Ketlniahed Kepairing delivery Refrigerators, washer* urday anfl Sunday. Sec Combination Range— "L’niver.sal" [ r M ir" rlala. 1940 Chevrolet club coupe, condition Full price $9.") Clarke 56 Lateral part done on any furniture riemann. and stove moving a specialty Mr, Sheridan. W asher p $250; 1936 Terraplane coupe. $35; Motor .Sales. Broad street, I’hone 68 57 Reinatataa 51“ 6 -2 189 South Main atreet. Phone Phone 2-07 52 Sitoations Wanted— I'll .sell It very reasonable and W anted lo Kent 1': 1937 Ford ludor $65; 1939 Hud- 2-2012 Open evenings 5643. on ea.sy terms, with free .storage VERTICAL eon tudor. $185, 1937 Plymouth Female 38 WANTED- 2 or 3 rooms, furni.sh- ST" n 1942 CHEVROL1-7T Aero-sedan CALL PHIL for moving, light until you need it. If you're looking ( . - 2 - 5 ! 1 Narrow fillet ALL APPLIANCES *ervlce(; anO MOniARTY BROTHERS ed or uiifumisneh One adult, cen­ tudor, $165; 1989 Packard. $75. I look* like 1946 modell. 1938 trucking, aahe*. rubbish removaL WOMEN Would like housework, for a bargain then phone me 2 Silkworm repaired, burner* refrigerator* trally loealei. Call 2-4786 before McClure Auto Oo. 373 Main, Chevrolet m^itor, nverhailled, Sp ecialize *x movUit, Good work. full time. Phone 3817 after 6 p. MR. ALBERT, H ARTFOKD 6 0358 AL VERMEER ranges, washers etc All work Mobilgas and Oil PRISCILLA’S POP Sound Of The Gong atreet. 2-9442 extra clean for its age Douglas Call 2-3774 anytime, or 2-9248 m. AFTEIR 7 P. M. 46-4690 3 p. m. ______guaranteed Metro Service Co. MICKEY FINN Strain! LANK LEONARD Motors, 3.11 Main. a fte r 5. 19lt9 CHEVROLET Deluxe aedan, Tel Manchester 4-0883 WE BUY no sell g(x>d used furni­ WA.NTED- 3 or 4 room apart­ MRS. BOTTS VES, SHE'S radio, heater. A real beauty, noth­ THE AUSTIN A Chamber* Oo.. ture, combination ranges, gas ment. Will redecorate Young *^OW POITOU FEEL, THE L O a i PAPERS I KNOW HOW YOU Ta iA* m y . B U R E AL-vVAYS 1941 BUICK Convertible coupe Situations Wanted— FEEL,REO-BUT ing like It anywhere. Immaculate CABINET MAKING, reftnish and local and long liiatance moving, LOOM FIXER to work on Cromp­ ranges and heaters Jones Furni­ married business couple. Call 2- RED-MOW THAT HAVE BEEN RAVING /60NNA L I K E S TO S IN C 3IN G ! Radio and heater Two new M a le 39 IT'S THB PRICE \ a 0 * 0 condition. Douglas Motors. 333 repair furniture Si reens made to packing, crating and storage. 2709 after 5'10, THE ZERO HOUR S I N O . tires Rebuilt motor, new top, ton i Knowles Woolen and Wor­ ture Store. 36 Dak Phone 2-1041 ■fOU WANT US ID THAT CELEBRITIES, JT, Main. order ’’hone 2-9533. John Hahn. Service to all pa. of the U S. CARPENTER and mason wishes S0 6IGKTOUTTO IS APPROACHING? D O E S N 'T Immaciilste condition Clarke sted head motion looms. Can LIKE US, HAVE S H E - . ^ work, sll kind.'. Call James Man- DLD r e d Tin B arn f06 .North JEANIE'6 HOUSE Motor .Sales Rp'ad -treet Phone LINOLEUM RenUiajiLa, 50c square A and Canada Call 5187 Hart' make $90 per week. One family Apartmtnl Building for ford 6-1423. house available on mill property. dell, Rockville .5-7283 after 7 p. Main street, buy* and sells good -AFTER WE CHECK CHEVROLETS 2-2912 yard Asphalt tile, wall covering m ? SHE'S GOING m. used furnit_r' and antiques Sale ItBO.DELirXE TUDOR — like Done by reliable, well-trained State age and qualifications. Na­ TO WAIT FOR ‘ WEEK END PPECTAIr.': tional Filter Media Corp., 1717 Frank Denettt Phone 2-3376 new. Black—81495 men All Job* guaranteed. Hall IS INVESTMENT Propcily. Two 19.59 Stiirlehaker Champion 4-Iir. R e p a ir in g Ltnolaum Co.. 32 Oak street Dixwell ave.. New Haven, Conn. brick apartment houses with five- r 1949 DELtrXE TUDOR -- Very .Sedam 81495 Dogs— Birds— Pets .41 Compifte selection of better Phone 2-4922 evenings 6166 or MATTKESb Yoiii old m attroosea quality furniture for the entire car garage. 12 flats. Wonderful clean Gray—812T5 1948 Sludcbaker Champion 1-Dr. sterilized and remade like new. SPECIAL Offer to fish faiKlars. home. Ranges, refrigerators and investment. Total price $38,000, Se.lan 81145. 8109 IMMKDIATK OPKNTNGS COUC m o t o r s — 4164 Call Jone* Furniture and Floor Gold, wag. moons, originally down paym ent JtO.OOO. W ill leave UlT St'idehaker Champion t-Dr. TV. HEPAIKING BY S.uart R Wol­ Cove.teg 36 Oak Tel 2-1041. $ l.ir pair, now 50e pair. Kelley's Sedan 81995 Visit oiir iiivenllc department. buver with more than 1554- net cott on washing machlnee. vac­ Aquarium. 29 Sunset street. 1988 BinCK tudor u**r Exc.i- 1949 Old.sniohilr K* 2 Dr Radio, FOR CHAMBERS WAREHOUSE ('a ll A nita W hitt 8274^______uum cleaners, .utors. small ap­ REPAIR and tra-» on sewing ma­ SALF7S lent condition, radio h es'er. heater hvdraniatic-- 8167.5. chines and motors House Ap­ CX5LLIE, Beautiful golden male seven tire* Rea-jonahl* 27 Pion­ pliances Welding and culling At The Green c( im aL ai* 1949 r.aek.'ird 2-01 (Tub ,6edan pliances Pendulum and electric sabl^. full white collar, excellent Houses for Sale eer Circle, 2-2567 81315 Motor replacement* A-1 Repair Open 9:39 to 9 7:10 to 8;10 Eves. clocks F X Dion, 2 Ridgewood. WEAVER? pedigree. Owner In service. Will I 1947 M errurv 4 T5r Sod.an $945 Sales 180 Main Phone 8697 BY I.ESI.IE TURNER 7779. sacrifice. Call 3376. WINDOW .-,HADES Mea-stiied. .SUNDAY SPECIALS Ragamuffin! 1946 OLDSMOBILF. 78 hydrama- I 1946 P ot,lia r Club Coupe $11.50 WASH TUBBS w i n d o w .SHADES made to order made and installed 10 colors and BOOI-S AND HER BUDDIES No Confidence BY EDGAR MARTIN tic. Original owner Good buy. j 1949 CheT'rolet 2-Dr. 4 ROOM CAPE COD 2 unfinish­ ■XT and installed Veneliar. olmde WEAVER TRAINEES qualities iti stock Keith Furniture DONNIE. DEAR! WHAT A DIVINE I SLEPT 1 HOW D R E A D F U L ! W E HEtL t n e o k $8.59 71 Spencer street 1 11*47 Chry.'^ler Conv Coupe Radw* ed 810.900. Suak.TWAT MASTIQ: 6CW0OUI OOT TO SWOW44-OY YlOfLt-NNO HELLO! IS HADN'T VOU and curtain rods. 24 nour service Rusines-s Opportunities 32 WANTED—Good homes for three Phone 4159 6 ROOM SINGLE In fine residen­ BETTER COME SURPRISE! BUT...WHY. VOU LOOK IN A FIELD WON'T-AH-MENTION IT INEW WARDROBE j heater and fluid drive. \ lAKDl T*5\ WS&WV'ST t m m J @CI A LWtC\«5\.Vy PlOFLl y o u ' UR. OR I /at ONCE! BUT we Estimates gladly given. Kagan kittens. Call i869. tial ecctlon —$ 16,000. HARDWICIC AROUND TO THE LIKE A l it t l e RAGAMUFFINJ, lASr NIGHT. OUrSIDB THE FAMILY CHORCHKS MOTOR SALES GAS .STATION, complete with 5 DINING ROOM suite. 8 piece, S liK D t MV YAOMV I— ------' c m h arplv t a k e 1940 PLYMOtTP sedan Very Window Shc.d» *7o.. Route 44 a' 4 ROOM WITH 2 PARTIAM-T BACK POOR, HAR-I C IR C LE . MV CHILD! room home, cabin*, all equipment and ST. BERNARD puppies! Register­ wty.vwcLsn: IN. HIM TO A N ice good rondition. Phone 2-2428 89 Oakland St Manchester 2-9483 Bolton Notcii Phone 2-4473. walnut. First reasonable offer will FINISIIFTU--Extra lot—$15.2.50. YOUNG MAN in'lude<1 Now doing 139.000 gal­ ed! Beautiful specimens! Reason­ be accep ted . C!all 337^. 5H0P Ml TH<^ 19.59 PONTT A(.'Tudor, radio, heat­ 2 F A M IL Y —4 room s each aide— 1934 FOP.n roupi with atlsrhed FLOOR PROH1.E .S aolved with lons annually. Gross income, $41.- able. Prices, details and many ? TOO T A t 5' er Immaculate bargain, 81.695. ■ *12.500, box for light trucking Good linoleum a..phai. tUe counter 000. Wonderful opportunities. Many other Openings charming pictures of our stock (COMBINATION dll. gas range, Early 1919 Plymouth sedan, 17.- SovornI fine building lots In Man­ condition It.quire 216 Parker Expert wor janohlp. free esti­ Call Rarhara'Woods, agent. 3702. free upon request. Manltou Ken­ $50; electric rajgc, $40: Fiasy 099 mtle> ',;k(. new L>ouglas For Which No Ex­ chester and Ghostonbury. street mates Open evenings. Jones Fur­ nels, Watrous, Sask., Canada. Splndry washer ABC Appliance Motors. I l l .Mam niture. Oak atreet Phone 2-1041. perience i« Required. Co., 21 Maple. 2-1575. ARTHUR A KNOFLA 1939 CHEVRULtn sedan Engine Help Wanted— Female 35 HEALTHY Rabbits. 75c up. 198 1947 CHEVROLET club coupe R ea lto r completely uverhauled. including HFIFRIGERATION service Com­ Brewer street Ea.st Hartford. Privatelv '%wned Excellent con OPENI.NG MAY Slat for the right 875 Main Street—Eat. 1921 new ring* piston pins, valves mercial and dorrestic We do not Call Hartford 8-0862. W 'H IT E Floren ce tabletop ga.s Phone 5440 or 2-4278 ditlnn Phone 49.16 woman, between 25-.55, who needs Apply In rcr.aon range. Converted, $35. 2-2784. ground, etc .New shock.* Doug­ .sell hoiiseholo refrigerators. to earn money. Give phone num­ Home Listings Wanted______las Motors. 333 Main 1949 niFVROLET four-door George H. Williams Associates. ber Write Box KC, Herald. LWe Stock— Vehlelea 42 SIGTH-PIE(GE dining room set. OVVNFIR tS forced to sell this five sedan Gnr.d rondition, 8275 (■’g;] Telephone days 2-3586. evenings Fairly good condition, " Reason­ room home Dvo rooms down and 194* CHEVROLET convertible, 3622 SA L E S W O M E N FTill or p art tim e. CHENEY BROTHERS 4395 nr mqiure 41 Strong street. SADDIJE .10R8ES for rent. Also able Phone 6787 anytime. three up. Large enclosed front radio and h estei, new top No Experience preferred but not for tat* or trade Cedar Hill poich Oil hgMt Ameslle drive. finance charges during our 4th 1937 PACKARD *-door 115 six- DOORS OPENED iieyi^ fitted, essential. Reference.*. Salary. Ap­ EMPLOYMENT OFFICE WESTINGHOUSE Refrigerator, anniversary sale. .McClur* Auto R anch. 24 Bush HUl Road. M an­ Excellent financing. Purchaser [ rvlindrr $75 Inquire 63 Home- copiea vaciniuj cleaners. Irons, ply a fte r 1 p. rn. Shoe F a cto ry in very good condition Reason­ Boswell Boots A Goal BY MICHAEL O’MALAET Co., 373 Main street 2-9442 146 Hartford Road ch ester S90(<. can move in Immediately. T. J . VIC FLINT *tesd street. guns, etc repaired. shear*, Outlet Stores, Manchester Green. ably priced Call 2-9102 after 5 Windshields BY V. T. HAMLIN knives, mowers, etc. put in con­ Crockett broker Phone 5416. or A LLEY OOP Phone 2-4697. Manchester, Conn. p. m. FlDAM JKiy dition for cooling needs Braltb- Poultry and Rupplira 43 residence 3761. ...THREE HUNDRED YEH.DOC.THEV W H ILE W P R E W tUTINeJ A N G B l walte, 52 Pearl street PART TIME Salesgirl wanted at CASHIER For men's clothing GLENWOOD Combination gas FORMR.OOPTO EIGHTY FIVE.SIX.SEVEN.. FRESH KILLED and fresh frozen HOUSES -LoU, businesses for SAY I'M CURED TWBNfY-nVEiTHIRTV. " .MO/ CarrolTs. 785 Mam street. Experi­ store. Eixperlence preferred but and oil range. Phone 4856 eve- COMEDOWVN.r LANDSCAPING snd grsding. turkeys ready anytime. Also sifle. We have sold ovei three mil­ SO YOU CAN / ence preferred. Apply tn person. not essential. WUl train. Apply rtlhgs. COMEAN'GEY/ SETTLE HIS Ed Sulbvgn's Special! Bulldozer for hire. No Job too chickens and frest. egg*. Schaub * lion d'illara worth of material and ACCOUNT. In person. Sllbros CJlothlng, 881 property in this town Listings ME ANY TIME large or small. Macri Brothers. EARN .MONEY at home. full, Turkey Farm. 188 HliUtown ZENITH Console radio, $2.^ Can NOW-' Main street. .5305 or 4523. part time. Address Box G, Road. be seen at 66 Phelps Road. Call appreciated E. J. Campbell Co. Herald. 5256. Tel. Manchester 6762, or Rock­ fP MORIARTY W A N T E D — A uto m echanic. Eht- IMS MERCURY ville 5-9430. perienced on Chrysler product HoosehoM Scrrtcca GIRL WANTED with knowledge Artlclre for Sale 45 CREAM AND tan Glenwood com­ cars preferred. Best of working Offered 13 A of bookkeeping and typing. Ap­ bination oil and gas range. Good L IV E IN H latorli l/ebanon 14 CONV. COUPE ply Manchester Modes, Pine conditions. All benefiU. Top condition. Reasonable. Gall 8301 room a. 2 baths. mo:iern kitchen, COAL HOT water heater. IS welaVLNG of buma, motb nolea stre e t. wagea. contact Howard Beaupre. oil steam heat, 3 car garage, MAROON and ton) dothiag, Uoalery runs, Brown-Beaupre, Inc., 30 Bissell Good condition. Phone 6988. DINING ROOM set, 6 chairs, sheds. Approximately 20 oeautifu! WOMAN Between 28-55, interest­ street, Manchester. Phone 7191. table, serving table, china closet bandhaga repaired, tipper ra- F-EAT HUMUS, exoellent aoll con- acres, trout stream. Easy com­ ed In earning money and build­ and buffet. Perfect condition. placement, umbrella* rapalrad. dltlonet attd top dreaslng Man- muting distance. Buburban Real­ $1695 men'* ablrt collars raveraed and ing for future security. Give Phone 2-1175. ty Co., Realtors, 49 Perkins phone number. Box Q, Herald. CARPENTER. Steady Job. Inquire chestei 6Slb. replaced. Uarlowa Little Mending street Call 8215 218 Parker atreet Manchester. A BEAUTIFUL mirror from Shop. WANTEny—Girl for general of­ PORTABLE House, top and sides hunt with waterproof plywood, Kemp'*. Inc., i« a suggestion for k EXPERIENCED Carpenter. EXPERT W'ashing mafhlne repair fice work with automobile deal­ e gift for the .lune. bride Priced Steady work. 0*il Rurr.ell E Mil­ Also screen* Nvwlv decorated j J!5 CINTE* STREET,, MiNCHESTIR work, parts for all machines er Apply in person, (jormsn 1 from M 60 up Kemp's, Inc. SKE PAGE EIGHT Ph(Mie 2-C649 R B rew er Motor Siile*. 285 Main *treet. ler. 2T4S4. O tll 46M . nX>- ■

-yji ..j--i-‘- ■SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1961^ ------i------PAGS rWBLVB inanrl|l»Bt»r ^tt^nhiQ lirrald Average Daily Net Pjrem Ron Ftoaaaoi?D ^ * ^ ^ 1 , ____ For tho Weok Badlag Jane 8, IfSl OoaaUeraUe ehwkgneaa, traraaar to our tsbiM for consumption. Our Miss Jane Burr food la bhemicaUsed, paateurlasd, 44Look, Mommy, Fm Grajuatin' »» (hie aftoiBoea; ahoware tealghti About Town Vitamlsed, shomogenised, frosan, 1 0 , 2 0 6 iiaurljpat?r Ciiiftttttg MPmn ahowata aa(Hag foDoweS by claa*- Heard Along Main Street preserved, fresh . . • chemically Is to Graduate lag aaS aooler Teeaday. tiested wrappings on fruit to pre­ ■sm IMhhar of too AodH vent decay. Baiaaa4 of I Otfeolatloas ^ M anehe^r— 'A City of Vittage Charm KotMft ^inlth. •m of ^ And on Some of Manchester*$ Side Streets, Too Tho fact that oleo, for one food, Jane Burr is a meniber of tbs ______^______,f I.— Mr*. Oormnl C Smith of contains one-half of one per cent graduating class of 1951 of Saint luid ■treet Mlargaret's School, Waterbury. PRICE FIVE CENTS one of those car seats that clamp sodium bensoate is Important to tUlaaalBed AdverUolag oa Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1951 (FOURTEEN PAGES) mMitATV mnd Junior Orche*tra In Believe us, diar readers, we at know, to seriously ill, cardiacs, She is the daughter of Mr. and VOL. LXX, NO. 207 S S u T ta lT night mt JUUU. Hartt The Herald are as concerned onto the seat of a car. The baby was left for some time and event­ high blood pressure patients, as, Mrs. CharUs S. Burr, of 102 Ade. School of Uuolc. Biobert U a trum- about the number of accidents say, "less than one-quarter of one laide Road, and during the two M t nnpU of Larry Matter, a facul- during the past three weeks as ually slipped down In the thing. Beads of sweat and tears rolled per cent margin" separating two years she has attended Saint Mar- ^JSber. and pla^ i« • you are and the Police Depart-1 candidates In an election Is vital ' i garet’s she has been Student Gov­ trio caUed the Cracker Jacks. ment is. The situation needs to down Its face aa It hung In that position until a passerby noticed to politicians In a possible demand ernment Class Representative, a be remedied, but, as we see it, it fo.- a recount . . . Survival of the is a Job that needs plenty of at­ the uncomfortable child and called r r member of the Christmas Pageant, Rainbow Olrls are requested to the officer. Children have been fittest or, to the victor belongs tho the Spanish Club (Las Charla- ma«t at the Masonic Temple to- tention from every one of us. , spoils. You can't put all the blame on , known to strangle to* death In dorsa). Captain of the Lavender Denies Red Influence in China mocrow at one o'clock to leave for such positions. Now the anti blotica discoveries Hockey Team, and a member of the Masonic Home at Wallingford. the drivers. Sometimes they are i have "hit" the farms. The use of F U a O I L victims of circumstances, such as , There are rules of safety we the Basketball, Lacrosse and the Tha advisory board will *” ^ * 5 can all adhere to once in awhile. which in feed produces products for transportation. Rev. FUchard a youngster chasing oiit into the for the market in less time than Class Basketball Teams. She plans street right In the path of an on­ Don't place all the responsibility to enter Bouve-Boston College In Kaltsr o f * ^ Mary's Episcopal on the motorist. ever before, at supposedly no ex­ church will accompany the group coming vehicle. It's high time . tra cost to the consumer. the fall. He's Tops (AHigrutiilated our parents took time to stress | Commencement exercises at Off erg Free Radio Probe Told Tha program for Bainlww day A former patient at the Man­ The fluorinatton of the drinking win bagln at two o'clock. MIm safety to their children. Look I water Is allowed to become a law Saint Margaret's School will be Qsitriinci Blevins of South Main at the number of bicycle acci­ chester Memorial ho.spital was tell­ held tomorrow. Norman Cousins, Allies Hit Red Main Defense ing us recently that during his would necessitate it being state S5IMI0 Meggageg to GIs la Grand Worthy AdviMr dents lately. Is the driver to controlled and utilities "covered." editor of The Saturday Review of of the state assembly, and Miss blame because some lad carelessly stay there he was disturbed sev­ About Yalta eral times by rather heavy air ac­ What of the austerity program? Literature, will deliver the Com­ Jaan H. Smith, present worthy ad­ rode his bicycle into the street Th present •emergency; "Availa­ mencement adJre.ss in the after­ REWARD visor of the local aasembl>-. la while looking over his shoulder tivity around the hospital. Seems Tokyo, June 4— —Vou ran that airplanes did a good deal of bility" loaa'ootage of such a build­ noon. The Baccalaureate Sermon Will be paid to anyone Where Allies Still Move Ahead Peace Chance (rand representative to Ohio. The and paying no attention to where ing and machinery . . germ war­ will be preached at Saint John's send » free radio greeting to By Acheson lUlnbow Olrls are reminded to maneuvering around there and one Move Slowly your OI In Korea. he was going? Or driving out came so close one day that some fare ? church, Waterbury, by the Rev. furnishing information bring gifts for the men and wom­ between parked cars right into The whole process should be set leading to the arrest and Tho Armed Force# mdio of the occupants of the building Gerald O'Grady, Jr,^ Chaplain of Talks to Open started a 45 minute Sunday pro­ an at the home. traffic without looking’ Or sud­ thought the plane was com)ng ahead until, say. 1960 in the best denly deciding to cross the street Trinity College, Hartford. conviction of person or per­ In Offensive STATUTt MILES gram of messages beamed to Washington, June 4—(ff) through the roof. Interets of the Individual. No mat­ sons committing theft or Mr. and Mrs. Warren I. Keith on his cycle with no regard for ter how many pressure groups arc United Nations Forces In Korea. —Secretary of State Acheaoii We aren't authorities on air­ willfully and unlawfully NORTH In Washington Meoaages may be mailed to Of Cambridge street, who sailed traffic regulations' planes nr on hospitals, but It "for" anything, no matter what On ‘Triangle^ told Senators today he does April 20 on the Queen Elirabeth A Main street observer tells us seems common sense should dic­ you do for a living, the individual damaging property of the KOREA Tokyo Armed Force* Radio not believe ‘‘Communist in­ for England have been spending of a recent happening that re­ tate that a hospital is a poor place still is siipposed to have the rights Senice. APO 500. c-o Postmas­ quired prompt action by a police­ WANTED Nations With Forces ter, San Fmncisco. fluence" has figured in any • Bome time In North Wales. Under for an air show of any kind. Aside and pirivleges as a human being, . Tokyo, June 4—(/P)— Al­ date of May 17 they wrote that it man. Three young children, the from the obvious danger from the a citizen and a voter, to life . . . JARVIS In Korea Plan Study way in the framing of U. S. was "sunny but cold, and the oldest being about five years old, safety angle, we imagine that very liberty, etc. Robert Nauman Photo PART TIME lied troops fighting through policy toward China. ascent to Mt. Snowdon. 3,300 feet were left In a car while the moth­ few, if any, of the occupants ap­ Mrs. S. E. Ellstrom. REALTY GOMPANY driving rain toward the main O f Prospecls .Although For the third day, Acheson was altitude, was blocked by deep er went shopping. A few mo­ preciate the noise involved. Pictured above are the little Van Syckel as the Baby Bear, and j Communist redoubt in North Admits Guilt testifying at Senate hearinga on snow.” They have visited the ments later the kids were out of We Imagine that pilots, especial­ folks who on Thursday graduated Ned Zagllo a.s the narrator, was Write or Call The Above Chinese Continue War the dlemlssal of Gen. Douglas the car and roaming around the Years ago when they were ex­ WORKERS Korea beat off savage Red **Sac^ Isle of Mona," numerous ly the military, are under orders perimenting with radio, all sorts In the sixth annual class of the followed by the presentation of the I Named Company At VengyoiDg MacArthur. In response to a re­ slate mines and three of the old street. One of ovir patrolmen to fly aa little as possible oyer Christopher Robin Nursery school, printed diplomas, tied in the school counterattacks today. Washington. Jun* 4—(Jh—Dip­ In Violating quest, he read a long summary castles built In the time of Ed­ had to run into the street, stop of weird happenings were report­ COLONIAL 5 Dover Road—Tel. 4112 Artillery thundered over the thickly populated areas and cer­ ed in the newspapers. Most of you 79 Lakewood Circle South. Chil- colora of pink and blue, lomats from the nations fighting of American policy In the Orient ward I. Harlech, Caernarvon and traffic and hustle the infants hack tainly they must be instructed not dren In the front row, left to right. I As the potential students stood Bound of hand grenades as United PAHAU/t for tho last five years. Conway. Mr. and Mrs. Keith will to the car. The youngest one to stunt or "buzs'' around cities remember the woman who was arc Elli.se Kenyon. Andrew Hoyt, with their diplomas they sang the BOARD COMPANY Nations forces threw back the C1iumun{«A^ tn Korea open a study here this Election Laws take In a number of events during wasn't two years old and could astonl.shed to hear a musical pro­ thrusts. Reds attacked all threat­ week on the chances for a peace When Acheson concluded It, and towns, if at all. Maybe some Edward Faber, Paul Van Syckel. class -song. The final ceremony was 815 PARKER STREET Senator Wiley (R-Wls) asked the “” and four hardly reach the running board of the pilots had better "renew gram issuing from her gas range. planting the ivy outdoors, accord­ ening *U. N. spearheads. They .KengnwnM^ agreement but about all they have Upper row: LeRoy Mason. Jack MANCHESTER. CONN. to go on is hope that the Com­ about "The purported Influence of the European continent before re­ of the ear. Pelinquency, we their vows." And the man in New Jersey whose Mercer, Carol Smith, Dennise ing to traditional custom at adult fought stubbornly everywhere Men, supplement your pres­ munist aggressors now realize Manager for Senator Communist sympathizers in the turning to the U. 8. aboiit August are forced to call it., when a par­ gold tooth Oiling acted as a re­ Carlson. Edmond Zagllo. institutions of learning, by Jack agatnat the crunching Allied ad­ "SOUTH Gordon E. Danforth (above) of 1. ent will run off and leave the kids ent Income. An opportunity Is FOR SALE J Aw they can’t win. (State) department during this Dear "Heard Along": ceiver. This man almost went The boys and girls marched in. Mercer and Edward Faber. Every vance. j tAsraro ’ a a (■recnhills, Ohio, will he graduat­ Butler Who Defeated without anyone to rare for them. crazy until the Oiling was remov­ one of the children performed the Afforded you to temporarily In­ U. N. officers said the offensive KOREA There Is no public sign of sueh ed No. 1 man In hi* class at the period, whether you know of their Regarding the fluorination of wearing their white caps and 4 lovely apartments of 4 1 orrfNSfVf • t having any influence In arriving How ran any parents rtin off like ed. gowns, with Edmond Znglio, son of task of exercise assigned to them crease your Income and assist appeared to be reaching the main a conclusion on the part of the I'. 8. Klllltary .-\cndem.v In the Tydiiif^s ill Murylam public drinking water: The AMA us In the present emergency. rooms each In very good condi­ 1 SrOPMO HfKl Reds. at the determinations that you that not knowing what those ns of late in 1950 hed not sanc­ Now with television crowding Dr. and Mrs. Edmond Zaglio, as by their instructor. The graduates Red defense line. June 5 ceremonies. He I* the son Ml*s Mary Jo Mhrlly. aaslstaat youngsters will do. It just isn t Workers are needed on all shifts. tion with electric refrigerators The talks probably will begin >at have described here aa the various tioned the medication of the mass­ out radio, complaints are coming the class marshal. He carried a hope to be accepted in the fall by On the eastern front Chinese Vaa of Mr. and Mr*. Alfred V. Dan­ Faces Fine and Jui to the prroldent of Bennington, YOUNQ MAN safe to leave them alone in a car Contact Mr. Harry Forman rela­ and gas ranges. This property least In preliminary stages, tomor­ Vt-, college, receive* a phone call steps which were finally arrived es via, drinking water. A less ex­ into this office of ail sorts of in­ baton, trimmed with ribbon In the the various local public schools. is iwntrally located and has a 4- fought from heavily constructed Solid arrows show where Allied forcea were atill moring ahead In fort h. today. tive to hnnrs of employment, row at a State department ses­ oongratiilaling her on being at?" pensive method than such a pro­ terference. The current story is school colors, pink for the girls It is perhaps unnecessary to add car garage. forttftcaUons built by North North Korea yesterday despite the end of “pursuit phase " of U. N. Bulletin! Countless numbers of parents that the mothers, aunts and grand­ etc. sion of the 13-nation Korean pol­ nam«l. Geraldine I’. May who there was or Is any Communist horn It is aggravating to hear during the evening hours. apartment, large lot. Just off Other Allied drives (b) aimed at Chorwon and Kumhws end* of day. The meetings are routine relations man from Chlrago, DELIVERY TRUCK dren. since such examinations are the singing tn unison of "Hail, largest number of relatives pre­ advancing Americans came un­ Chorwon-Yyonggang-Kumhwa "Iroa Triangle.” were meeting *tub- resigned. She will Join the Air influence any way affecting th4 this racket. A young baby, one But none of these reach the East Center street. for the representatives of nations waa Sned $5,000 today for vio­ Force with the rank of colonel In turning up children with "minor" Hail. The Gang's All Here!" Each sent, and they came from the great­ knowingly within a few yardo. bora Bed realstanoe. Farther to the eaat U. N. troops (c) kept push­ determination of Chinese policy, policeman told us. was sitting In heights of a story we heard last of the pupils sang a solo, .after est distance, Rhode Island. In the fighting In the Far Eaat war. lating Maryland’s election Inws mld-.lune. (AP WIrephoto). either then or now." ailments to our over-worked doc Porter street—6-room single, Then they opened up. ing north of Vaaggu and Inje. Britain's embassy, under In­ Profiteers in ns campaign manager for Sen­ Apply 24 Maple Street tors, if we are to believe various evening. It appears that the owner which the Toy Orchestra with Andy group from that state were his Doughboya burned them out HIGHEST 3 and 3. Oil heat, one car ga­ structions received from London ator Botlsr (R-Md). In his policy summary, Achesvi articles in newspapers. of a television set on Holl street Hoyt as leader played several great grandmother, his grandfather with flame throwera. replied to various points of criti­ fears an invasion by the Rus­ tunes. and two great aunts, besides hts rage. Owner willing to sell for last week. Is ttie prime mover "Foods deficient in all necc.ssary “ You can’t call this a delaying right now In the hunt tor an ave­ World Crisis BaJilmors, June 4—WPi—Jon Jon- cism which have been mad# MANCHESTER food elements will not adequately sians. A dramatization of the story of mother. 813.700. action any more,” one high officer Oil Company against Far Eastern policy. MALE HELP "The Three Bears.” with Dennise A social time with refreshments PRICE PAID Says GOP May Back nue to peace, but the United kel, former Chicago public rela nourish the body, hence we suffer There is nothing the matter aaid. "The way the enemy ia act Statee already wraa operating He said th* United States "did AUTO PARTS ( ?) with poor teeth as well as with the pictures on the screen. Carlson as Goldilocks. LeRoy followed in the schoolroom, with A well established business and dug-ln and shooting from tlona man, pleaded guilty today to Mrs. Frances Ballard, director of for sale— located on East Cen­ along that line when the British Denounces “ Depraved” not know whether w* had aa other ailments . . ." Michael Am­ TTiey come in perfect. But instead Mason as the Father Bear, Elliae For dooN. usod ears well-prepared bunkera and the violating Maryland’s election laws For Talk on atomic bomb or not” when It sign­ WANTED brose of Pittsfield, Mass., states in Kenyon, the Mother Bear and Paul the school, as hostess. ter street, corner Pitkin street. determination of hia defenaea move came. as campaign manager for Senator of the persons before the camera *46 and up Owner has been doing business Democratic Budget It was learned that Assistant Attempts to Weaken ed the 1945 Yalta agreement to his letter to the Hartford Times speaking English, they speak Rus­ ahowa we are really hitting a main Butler (R., Md.) bring Russia Into the war against APPLY editor. How very true. Let's go York City. There are people down at the loeatlun for a number of Secretary of State Dean Rusk, In Confidence of People Jonkel came here to manage Iran Dispute sian. Or at lea.Ht .some kind of a rallers. However, a general Con­ years and now wishes to sell line.” charge of Far Eaat affairs, tycent- Japan. Some critics have protaat- on . . . foreign language. All that the dition aheet of all patients la made there just waiting to get your | Advance Slowly ly Invited the Korean policy con­ Butler'e campaign against Millard ed that the agreement gavs Rus- LYDALL & FOULDS The aged, the seriously ill peo­ NARTFORD ROAD business and building on ac­ In U. S. Government E. Tydings last year. Tydinge, ATTENTION ow-ner can distinguish is the word available to pass along to any call- names and tell us all about it. count of falling health. Small hut aharp battlea flared High Republican Reports His Party Anxious ference members to advance any PAPER CO . ple do have an interest. Those on Communist being repeated end­ era during the day. The general all along the aaw-tooth front from ideas they have on how to take Democratlo Senator 24 years, was Anglo - Iranian Offers (Oonttnned oa Pag* Fear) We have a party who has a stieclal diets; salt free . . . first we condition sheet la made available USED CARS newly captured Tonchon in the To Avoid Special Session of General Assembly Fulton, Mo., Juno 4—UP)—Vice beaten by 48,000 votes. contract with a good builder have soil conservation, then the lessly. Want to make a million with a For further information call President Barkley today denounc­ Criminal Court Judge Joseph To Send Representa­ COLONIAL BOARD every morning to the awltchboard "On The Curve” wcat to Kanaong tn the eaat where (OoBtlBoed oa Pago Four) for a 4 room dwelling (2 un- farrrer uses various processes on Since it is not likely that Stalin office by the nurse in charge of all song hit? Here's the chorus of ed what he termed "depraved" Sherbow delayed sentencing of flnlabed up) in North Manches­ one that's timely and in the real Reda attacked the Alltea’ deepeat COMPANY his products; the prescrvatlvea in would beam propaganda in Rus­ wards. H^TFORD ROAD penetration of North Korea. State Capitol, Hartford, June 4 Jelled as a result of week-end par­ attempts to weaken the peoples’ tive to Tehran for ter area with following features: sian language to this country war spirit: ty discussions. confidence tn the govemmenC Court Rules 615 PARKER ST. the cannery; the stock piles, stores. Condition sheet lists the pa­ Telephona 8-4188 R. T. McCANN Tank-led U. N. forcea hacked —i/P)—A high Rapublican aourcs (Onttaea 6S Face Fen) ■DleeusBion o f Crisii ■k Hot water heat by fill where few could understand it. It tient's name, and all Informative Half a Foot S ta Bkiost . .n k v i c e Preatdsnt, hare to ae- Half a Foot out galna of one to three-milea— said today that In ofdtr to 83^dld MS aaKr-the G. O. P. thinking Russia Agrees tbo honorary degree of Doc- It Full cellar may be that our Voice of America data necessary. REALTOR tai apota. In other plaeea they On Loyalty ■k Full Insulation has gone haywire. Instead of it Half a Foot OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. a q^aclal seoalon of th* Gmeral wMt like this: MHbliwt KM^Sd by Wtot- '■^Tzliraa ftsn, Jatt 4—(Ft —tk* There have been several 'phone Btood aUlL B«puhllean8~ ar* still convlneed . intstor edllelre, caned (m Amerl- W Plaster walls being heard in Moscow. Manches­ Nearer Inchon. Phone Manchester 7700 Allied gains were dilpped out Aaaembly, h u 'p ir ty probably wlU Vietminh Hite bllllon-dollar Angto-IrOnlan Oil * Lot 80 X 140 LAND SURVEYING callers of late who have said they A, Non. that a tax Incraaa* will be neces­ To Big ^Tal eans ta.tum their backs on those ter ,1s being converted to whatever Were parents or brothers and sla­ accept a budg«t propoaed .by Oompany hak efr«r«d to send rap- ThS price of this bome Is only Edward L. Davis, Jr. the current fashion of a crackpot sary. They feel too that unwar­ who, he said, vifoutd "frighten the High Tribaniil Si^ FILL ters of patients who sought addi­ (Oonttfloed 0* Page Fov) Democrats. people” In the present world crlel* resentatlvea to Tehran'for “full glOAOO and yon can take this administration. He emphasized that his party ranted outs have been made by Church State tional Information. In cases Democrata in proposed appropria­ for the sake of political or per­ and frank" dlscuaalons of the *x- Otie# Can Compel All contract oser for S2.700 cash. Registered Land Surveyor where patients are critical, these wlU do so reluctantly and only be­ Adds Conditions That Balance at gS2A0 per month tions for such agencies as the Wel­ sonal gain. ploalve 0(1 crisis with tha Iranian FOR SALE 15 Prorinr Road, Manrhester Switchboard operators at Man­ callers are referred to the nurse cause It feela that Democrats are Ministers Review Pact, Barkley named no Indlvlduali Worken to TakeOathi plus taxes. Buyer can nave 8400 so set on their own budget that fare department and the Civil De- government. Tel. 7019 chester Memorial hospital report­ in charge of the ward. She may f^ise office. In the prepared text of his address Communist-Led Troops from this price by doing seed­ In Vicinily Of ed this week that they have been be at liberty to pass along more WE SOLD OUT ALL OF OUR LOTS AT there wrould be no point in con­ U. S. Bases Overseas U. S. Amboaaador Henry F. ing and loaming of lot and' News Tidbits They are Inclined, however, to to the graduating das* and Grady, who led conciliation rfforta, BaUetin! bothered frequently by telephone information. But the trouble has tinuing the long partisan squabble. guests. Atta)—Throngs'* advertised cut-rate bargains which (Continued on Page Eight) signation. A high American as welt as any individual. Yale celebrates Its 250th com­ Political Observers biennial basis. Amburn,. 19-year-old sailor whose some of the larger downtown em- source said the U. S. had full con­ emergency leave to marry his can­ Correctly designed monuments are products of careful, Now, kind people, If you come mencement next Sunday and Mon­ of bargain hunters stampeded New poriums had run out of last week. fidence that Papagos would make COTTAGE AND THEIR day. (Oontlnaed on Page Four) York city’s department storea to­ cer-doomed sweetheart waa rs intelligent study. They have balance, distinction and to us first we may be able to show San Juan, Puerto Rico, June 4 In the crowd of 2,000 were a Stale GI Killed full, efficient use of American aid voked by the Navy, suffered a ner­ Gen- Omar N. Bradley, U. S. and that confidence might not be you how to avoid publicity. But —(A*)—Puerto Ricans will decide day os the big town’s first all-out man and woman who had hop>cd to vous breakdown on arrival at his meaning; they have beauty that wK! endure. it's a lost cause If you seek us BUNGALOW SITES AT REAL VALUE Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, extended to his successor. The confers for several hours wrlth Gen. at the polls today whether they price war In more than 14 years snap up two df 12 Lewyt vacuum base here today. Ambum was ad­ out after getting your license. want a constitution of their owm. MSI Holds Lead cleaners marked down to $49.99 Shielding Priest U. S. Is also understood to fear Cutting Done In Our Own Shop Prom The Vz Dwight D. Eisenhower in Paris. entered its second week. that the Greek army might de­ mitted to a dispensary. And If you really want to avoi<| The present basic law of the is­ from the fair traded "fixed ” price Rough Stone To The Finished Memorial Three more ships bearing Anser At one uptown store, two shop­ teriorate without the iron handed A Navy spokesman commented WASTE PAPER publicity, don't dash off to New 10% DOWN ~ BALANCE MONTHLY land Is the Organic act passed by of $89.95. The two shoppers were Indianapolis, June 4 — (4’» — A lean troop reinforcementa arrive In In Sicily Vote the United States Cfongress. pers were pushed through a plate guidance of the field marshal. ' It’s Just a case of nerves." Germany. forced through the glass In a mad Catholic Navy cliaplaln wounded Political observers believe an glass window by a shoving, milling stampede when the doors opened. Queen Elizabeth and Princeaa crowd of 2,000. They suffered arm In Korea today told of receiving overwhelming majority of the Palermo, Sicily, Juno 4—UP)— Police on duty called for reinforce­ last rites from a Baptist chaplain Manchester /Aemorial Co. Margaret return from three-day 777,400 eligible voters will favor and shoulder cuts. NO INTEREST OR TAXES FOR ONE YEAR vialt to Northern Ireland. Partial returns today from Sicily’s ments. who balieved he was dying. A. H. AIMETTl, Prop. a constitution. The proposal is provincial parliamentary election Bargain - hungry customers In the big Manhattan stores, the Gen. Douglas MacArthur ia quot­ queued up In front of department Lieut. (JG) Cornelius J. Griflln HARRISON STREET—MANCHESTER enthusiastically supported by showed a surprising gain for the fifth day of the Jamboree saw said n o was giving last rites to a I- NO PAYMENTS IF SICK OR OUT OF WORK ed in current Issue of Pittsburgh Governor Luis Munoz Marin. Fascist Italian Social Movement stores aa early at 6 a. m. COLLECTION ‘ >1 Coumler, National Negro Weekly, prices of some fair-traded mer­ mortally wounded Marine near the OPP. EAST CEMETERY PHONE 5207 or 7787 It Is opposed by the Independ­ (MSI). Manhattan's busy Herald Square News Flashes as declaring that antl-colored bias waa still the focal point of the chandise slashed aa much aa 50 Chosin reservoir last November IN THE SOUTHWEST SECTION ence party, which wants to make The CHiristian Democrats and per cent. Some favorites were out when machine-gun fir* hit an am­ could Jeopardize global position of Ihierto Rico a union, (fommunists were running about great battle. Four hundred men (Late Bulletlna of the (4) Wire) ■ BOATING — BATHING — FISHING U. S. and women surged Into Glmbels of stock. bulance. The chaplain’s clerk, Sgt. and by a faction of the Statehood even, and it was believed they Macy's coimters had been party, which wantil Puerto Rico to when the doors opened at 9:30 a. Matthew CJaruso, 20, of Rocky MONDAY, JUNE 4 might get 30' seats each. If the stripped of the popular sunbeam 111!!, Conn., died trying to shield Treasury Balance become the 49th American state. present trend continues, the.l^SI m. 600 poured Into Macy’s when the Neither group Is politically strong. world’s largest department store mlxmaster and the McOraw 'Father Griffin. POUND FOR POUND IN PLATINUM Don't Miss This One - may get 12 or 13 seats. The re­ Toastmaster In last week’s free- Help the Hospital — Help Local Industry By Continuing Washington, June i —OPi — The If the propoMl is approved, turns were too fragmentary, how­ sounded Its opening gong 15 min­ The priest then was hit, his Jaw Karachi, Pakistan, June 4— (/P)—Moslem followers of the position of the Treasury May 31: for-all and this morning oubstl- and right arm shredded and he To Save Paper. The Need Has Not Diminished! 1 voters will choose delegates to a ever, for definite conclusions. utes later. Aga Khan will weigh him in when he begins the 70th year Net budget receipts, $113,196,- constitutional aaaembly to be held Some 2,150,000—about 80 per The plate glass-shovtng oc­ tutes were being offered. thought he was dying. . A Baptist Do You K now— 036.23; budget expenditures, 8780, curred at Roger’s department chaplain, H. Craven, seeing the of his as their spiritual leader and will pay him o ff cent—of 2,693,630 eligible men $100 CERTIFICATE --- !<1100 747,906.14; cash balance, 85.782. ' (ContiBiied on Page Tvro) and women voted yesterday for store In the Bronx. The store h ^ (Condnaed oa Pag* Four) priest’s severe condition, knelt be- pound for pound in platinum. At last availaMe reports, the You too can save money by getting your 277,661.67. 90 members at the island’s pro­ side him and read the Catholic Aga Khan weighed 240 pounds or thereaboufff. Provided the '4* OMi «S, 4.dsor. vincial parliament prayer of contrition. This CertHleetdls werth $100 towards the purchase ef eny let. “As long aa we have comrade­ price of platinum remains about the same end the Aga Khra glasses at Union Optical Co. Italy watched the results for doesn’t gain any more weight, when 1954 rolls around he will *46 OMs 66, 5>passaimar This eflhr Is geed during this s m only. new evidence on the standing of ship like that, America will never Pinal Action on Drafts the opposing parties. In last Sun­ See Truman as Candidate Inge,’’ Father Griffin said. be paid about $3,000,000. Service at Union Optical is the best in MAN WANTED coup*. day’s municipal elections in north­ * * • ern Italy sOme 9,000,000 Italians TRUMAN NOMINATES TAX COLLECTOR town. FOR SERVICE STATION and GARAGE '47 OMs 96. 4-door. UMT Bill Due This Week elected over 2700 towp and city In Primaries Next Spring Petaiu Near Death SUNDAY IS INSPECTION DAY councils. The Christian Democrats Washington, June 4— (tP)— Donald Gunn of S t Louis wae and their allies ousted Red admin- nominated today by President Truman to' be collector of In­ July 7, 1952. Hs has said he al­ AD work done at Union Optical Co. is '46 OMs 76. 4-doer. SALESMEN ON PROPERTY EVERY DAY TIL DARK Washington, June 4—UP)—F ln a l^ ou ld serve a oix-montha training istratore from ov^r 800 counclla Waohington, June 4—(P)—Un-, On Prison Island ternal Revenue for the eastern District of Missciurl; Gunn $65 PER WEEK TO START previously, held, but the Commu­ less administration leaders unex­ ready has niade his dsclaion. guaranteed. Congressional action probably will period. Could Pick Nominee was named to replace James P. Finnegan, a dose friend qf '41 OMs, 4-doer. m il Crest Is On The East Shmie Of Coventry Lake — Watch For Signs 2. Extends Selective Service un­ nists showed an Increase in their pectedly alter their plans. Presi­ come thii weeX on a Draft-Univer­ voting strength compared to tho dent Truman’s name probably will The effect of entering the Presi­ Be D’Yeu, France, June 4— (JP) the president, who resigned in April. Experienced man preferred. The richt man can Route 31 and Springdale Avenue, Right In Town til July 1, 1955, and lowere the dent’s name In the primaries —Marshal Henri Philippe Petaln, . a a a , l sal MlUtary Training (UMT) bill draft age from 19 to 18% years. 1948 parliamentary elections. be entered In next spring’s pri­ Come in and have Mr. Qiristensen adjust earn himself |80-$90 per week within a short time. maries os a candidate to succeed would be to leave virtually In his 95, hero and chief of Open Evenings which would pave the way for the All youths would be required to hands the selection of a Democra­ tho Vichy government In World CONTRADICTS OPHCER IN BOAT UPSET Apply in person. See Van. nation’s first program of universal register at 18. Inductees' would DUKE VISITS LONDON himself. - yonr glasses free of charge. Tlila will not mean, an admlnlz- tic nominee If he chooees not to War II, lay near death last night. Newport, R. I., June 4—(/P)—The young coxswain of R > THE WATERFRONT REALTY CO. mllitsuy conscription. serve 24 months, with a minimum nm again. A medical bulletin aald yester­ Navy launch which capsized in Newport harbor w itt House leaders scheduled for of. four months training. London, June 4—UP)—^The Duke tratlon spokesman- who declined to be named said, that the Presi­ WhUe there Is a long Ust of po­ day that hla heart seemed to be loss of 18 lives today contradicted the testimony o f dedL MANCHESTER DEVELOPERS Thureday consideration—and al- The compromise of Senate- of Windsor, In porkpie hat anil weakening. Petaln had double a tweed topcoat, dropped in from dent-will be committed to seeking tential Democratic candidates moet certain approval—of the Sen­ House versioi}s of the double-bar­ available If the President steps out pneumonia In April. officer who said he «lid not know the youth was at the tillett Van's Station Sacccssfally Developing Lake Properties For Over 25 Years ate-passed bill which: relled bill breezed through the Paris to see hts folks. a hew term. He has been Imprisoned liv this James D. Egle9, 17, a seaman apprenti(;(h from Wyandotte^ ______^ He expecU to spend a few days In fact, Mr. Truman might of the picture, almost none of U nion O ptical C o . ‘AT THE TEX;AC0 SlfcN” MOTOR SALES 1. Lay the groundwork for a Senate on a volce vote last Friday. them Is likely to challenge any bleak Uland off the west coalt of Mich., told a Naval Court of Inquiry that Lt. J. W. Colemai!* 410 ASYLUM STREET — PHONE 5-0796 — HARTFORD program of universal military serv­ Rep, Vlnaon (D-G$),‘ chairman'with bis mother, ^ e e n Mary, at wlUihold announcement o f his 427 HARTFORD ROAD dscUlon until after the Republi­ 'move his friends msks to pledge France since the end of the war, 641 MAIM STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 2-S128 Wm 4 OMtar at Hartford Road ice—subject to further Congrei- of the House Armed Services com- Marlborough Houee,. His Duchess serving a Ufa sentence for trsa- deck officer of the Destroyer Bailey, knew he wa» to be Utt I did not accompany him. She Is in cans nbmUjste a presidential can­ coxswain before the launch left the Bailey fOi^ uorsii 4 ' , slonal approval—under whioh all (OoMU m F oa Facs Xins). son. \ Amefteon youths at the age at M (OoatlMod oa raaa Taa) ' Parlii didate In Chicago tbs wssk at 4

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