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MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 29. 1951 (ClMelSfid Advertl*lag on Pag* U ) Fresh PINEHURST POULTRY VOL. LXX. NO. 229 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS ;

FROM NEARBY FARMS ... SATISriED SHOPPERS VAHVS •osaan ALL OVER THE TOWN SQUASH I ! » h 1 0 c S*rv*d In mony dlffnrmt ways by BKHiy dlffnrnnt pnopi* B B O s n r s HALEYS Self Serve Meat Depte U. S. Sends Ridgway General NATIVE BEETS Bunch 10c But Wonderful Eating ICI&EBO LETTCCE—PARSLET PARMER BROWN'S SPINACH and on old la battor living bncouM 4 Extra Specials BRING US YOUR CRISP FRESH HALE’S PROCTER & GAMBLE N e g Cease-Fire Korea • CUCUMBERS Each PINEHURST POULTRY Salada CAUPORNIA LONG WHITE POTATOES Coffee COUPONS CELERY—PEPPERS—NEW CABBAGE Praah Ground Tea WITH (fpIh Onlorn FRESH Special Pkf. . IVORY SOAP COUPON GREEN BEANS Lh. 23c Ib. Senate Extends Controls 8 Months Expect Early NTCW PEAS—GOLDEN CARROTS—RADISHES 2 Large and 2 Medium MELONS—BLl'EBERRIES Mid BANANAS Farm Fresh LIBBY’S and 2 Penonal size [ \G ifl, Not B ribf Hera eomee Antoine Buyaae freeh from a food night’* re*t House Ready Iran Premier Cool Bulletins at hi* new home and farm In Coventry . . . Tony hae worked on Truce Action \ Regular Size FREE from the AP Wirw SHURhNE BAKED BEANS flne poultry for many year*, rained them on the farm, a* well a* nelllng them at the More . . . He nay* there I* nothing finer Corned SUNLIGHT \ when you buy To Vote 31* IN LARGE TABLE SERVICE GLASS POTS. _ than the PInehnrat Farm Freeh Fryer* we feature at $1.89 each. To Retreat on Oil GRANTS NKtiKO STAY .liiiit' 2'.t—(/1‘)—Tlio Rovernment today sent They are large White Roche, clean, white and tender . . . and c a m Washington. Juno '29—'P — (’'ifn. Matthew JV llidgwai' Kenornl iuHtniclions on uPKotiation ► NEW LOW PRICE ...... Pot. OIC eaye Tony "beet of all, they are FARM FRKRH’’. We win have ^ Day Stop-Gap Tehran, Ir»n. .lune 29 'Ti- II Juetlco Dntiglae of tlw> Supreme of a coa.se-fire in Korea. Farm Freeh Fowl and a limited enpply of 1 Ib. Freeh "apart­ Beef Butter 3 * 2 price .sale cnntinue.s on Kraft Mayonnai.se, pint 2t>c. ment elred” Turhe.va S. Ambassador Henry F. Grady Arriispfl bv Iran Court today granted a elay of Just what they are was not di.srlosed in the ofl'ioial word And warehouse sent in more White Alhacore Tuna, Bath Size WITH COUfON Washington, June 29—(A’) . appealed anew to rremior Mo­ exooiitton to I’aiil Washington, jriven out here. Hut iiifornied .sources in London said they had solid pack which we can sell at the low price of .19c can. Charlie McCarthy, our meat manager, announce* a *ale nn hammed Mossadegh today for I a loiilelana Negro who wa* the support of all the Ifi United Nations with fightiiijr forces Hhoulder Hama, which he think* will appeal to you . , . and they 1 2 —A bill to extend price, wage i *een approved by the GENERAL RIIBiWAY Ridgway was at his Korea hend- Assails UN Charlie think* that we can take care of voii nicely. needs to combat inflation, wa.s ap­ British officials, with the refinery Wage Stshlllutlon board. The qiiartcrs hut llirre were rumors he You will find a good .supply of Birds Eye F’rosted IVORY proved at the lag end of a tumul- ^ pm'kinghouee Inerenee, which la While O.P.K. le ironing difference* nut with packer and farmer and VEGETADLES under the guns of one of their might lea\’e for Korea at any time. Foods here. tuous marathon ses.elon by a roll- cruisers, appeared more hopeful. In addition lo a nlne-eenl wage HpfiH llpinuml Hiinishing . . . buy the meat* that are In liberal eupply, euch ee wonderful Ige. pkg. call vote of 71 to 10. Inereaee appmveil eeveral week* U. S. Envoys Confer Farm Freeh Poultry and Ham*. O.P.S. le for your protection. Grady said he would propose to Baker Strike FRENCH FRIED POTATOES ...... 2 for 49c Weary Senators sent the bill to ago, le baaed on a wage differ­ Wilhnni .1. Sshald. U .S. dl|do- Of Allied Feudera in Work with O. P. 8. WITH COUPOM the British that they keep their msllc Chief in .lapan. flew to Pu­ PEAS ...... ,.2 for 49c APPLESAUCE the House, which plans to shunt ential among rloeee* of work­ technicians on the job at Abadan. san. Korea, and conferred for more War ('.rimes Trial* RHUBARD ...... 2.ic Come to Pinehuret for week end and hollda.v picnic eupplle*. I Or. it aside temporarily jind act in­ A British embas.sy spokesman er* In the meat pocking Indue- Neariiijj; End m try. than an hour with John J . Mucc.lo, We will have the freeheet Frankfurt* and Cold Cut* . . . and stead— probably later in the day STRAWBERRIES ...... 43c said employes of the Anglo-Iran- tlio U. ,S. amhniUiadnr to Korea. there le nothing finer In Ham than Mnrreir* readv to eat In the youi -on stop-gap legislation to ex­ Tokyo, Saturday, June .30 -i/D— MIXED GARDEN VEGETABLES . .2 for 49c 3«pound ian Oil company, which operates No ofticial amiouni'cnient was blue wrapper. tend the. pre.sent controls law 31 S.250.000 UNDER ARMS A new North Korean demand that BRUSSEL SPROUTS ...... „ _./j2 ,eant with AJAXi.'; 2 For 25c the refinery and produces virtually 0|»eralors in K. I. .Xjirpp made as lo their discii.salona...... 37c days. all of Iran's nil, would not be with­ Waehinglon, June 29 — i>Ti— United Nation* ami South Korean CUT BIRDS EYE CORN...... We have Canned Ham* In S. 4 and 10 to II 1b. elie*. A man '^oupon from neumpopor Robert .\. I/ovetl, deputy Secre­ A spokesman for the South Ko­ ,. .2 for 41c con / The House bill as cleared by its drawn so long as the refinery With Mt’dialftra; Seew military leader* be punished as FORD HOOK LIMAS ...... drove In from Coventry Ijike late la»t Saturday and aald, "1 told 9 9 ^ rules committee would prohibit stays open. Withdrawal of the tary of Defenee, eald today the rean govermuenl. Clarence Ryee. ..3.3c ~ cans erts from The settlement pmvirtons will USE PINEHURST CONVENIENT PARKING LOT I LIVERWURST Ib. 59e he submitted lo rank »nd file mem­ ZA REX PUNCH Pt. 29c the alternatives of (.1) going along Amerira, Europe and the Middle (Cnatlniied on Page Nina) (OnnHnoMl on Page Nine) with the House on a stop-gap ex­ E ast will meet soon to diaeue* ber* of the Bakery and Confec­ HCNT’S tension, or (2) letting the controls method* of rhe<'king the flow tionery Workers Union, AEL, here program lapse. Agreement on a Marshall Urges Foreign Arms of drug* to the U. 8. tomorrow. Union ofTiclsU said brief extension seemed to be the Robert E. Hart, international vlre TOMATO SIRLOIN,STEAK PORTERHOUSE, T-BONE STEAKS likely choice. ” president of the union, was pre­ Senathf Maybank (D,. S. C.1, senting them to striking bakers Morano Bill for End SAUCE Cana 26c floor manager of the Senate bill, Aid Continued 3 More Years Pilots Return in New Bedford today. declared he had no doubt the Sen­ Neither side would dlscloae the I-.\ R 08A ate and House would get together. Bulletin! • peel to maintain for "at least" * well under way. with general fi­ terms of the proposed settlement Of ‘Cut-Throat’ Trade » "We're not going to let the con- Waehington, June 29—i/T)— three more years a multi-billion nancial capabilities txi maintain To Cockpits until after the union members SPAGHETTI No. 9 2 Pkga. 35c 1.19 Secretary of Defense Marshall, dollar level of spending for foreign such a level of defence, so that have considered them. Group No. 2 Celing Prices Are 11.24 to 11.32 (Continued on Paga Nine) appealing to Congress to move m ilitary aid. their requirements for military The union .struck four bakeries Washington. .Iiiiie 20 (A’) — .. only against those reputable mei> “ae quirkly a * pieieible” nn mili­ Continued American a.ssi.*tance end Item s from the U. S. can be Fnion Calls .Striking In Rhode Island on June 10 in a Rep Morano iR-Conni toilay In­ chants willing to sign a fair trod* Manchester Public Market in organizing the defen.se.* of the Ruhslantially reduced." SAVOL BLEACH 29c tary aid for the free nalinne, dispute over working conditions. troduced a bill "designed to end contract is an empty gesture. . . . Our friends are delighted with the good size and said today “the buildup nn the free world “la a project of self in­ .Secretary of State Acheson had Fliers Hark; The union wants a 4()-hour week cut-throat competition In retail the fair trade exemption must ha Czecks to Free terest for this country of the high- other side Is rather ominous.” told the comnyitlee yesterday that in five days In.stead of the existing trade" by amending the Sherman clarified by congress in order t« LARG E SIZ E plumpness of our popular ' est and most pressing urgency.” ' Government Mediating ”.\slde from the tragedy of he foresaw "two or three years " 40-hours di8trlt)Ute' aid abroad during the fis- , Lines network wa*s ended today by facturers are hlmllng only upon Czechoslovakia has agreed to re­ terse asaertlnn that there was Acheson urged rontiiiiiatIon of YOU’LL BE DELIGHTED. TOO ! cal year starting Sunday. i a Inii e. The union ordered Ita Ooik.' signer.* of such agreements lease two western pilots and their an ominous “buildup” of forces the machinery of ECA, whether Half Cent Sunday RANDALL Thia program earmarks $0 - ! striking pilots lo return lo thrir .Morano saul in a statem ent that U, S. jet fighter planes. They have among the Communist nations. under that name or some other, to been held since they made emer­ 300.000. 000 in foreign military aid continue the job. posts at 3:4.*) p. m. F S T.. today. IJ. S. Spemliii^ a* a result of this court decision FRESH DRESSED POULTRY AT ITS REST Sore on Butter EGG NOODLES with FRESH FOWL gency landings near Prague June ! alone, the bulk of it for western, Cite* Main I’iir|)<>*o The truce agreement whs an­ some retailers, not subject to the Hartford, June 29—(,P) — Deal­ 8. Washington. June 29 -i/Pi—Se­ I Europe. Marshall told the committee that nounced by Thomas K Bickers, ex­ fair trade contracts, have engag- ers said today the price of milk BUY POULTRY FOR THE WEEK-END will be from Miller’s this week, we’re glad to report, It said the Czech Foreign office cretary of Defense Marshall said No Cut Before 19,V) economic assistance was "essen­ ecutive serretarv of the National Near 90 Rillion will rise half a cent per quart today the United State.* mu.*t ex- els association. increase ordered recently by Slate DIPLOMAT state when. The Czech note was in Lodge to Confer Hi.* bill would remove the llml- CHICKENS. 4 »o 5 Lbs. E A C H ...... Lb. 59c YOUNG TURKEYS o. 69c testimony he saw no prospect now His board will attempt imme­ government spending may reach Milk Administrator Donald O. DELRIGH OLEO IN QUARTERS Small size. $90,000,000,000 for the 12 months latlnn of the .Supreme Court rul­ (Continued on Pag« Nine) of any reduction in foreign needs diately to mediate the dispute. Hammcrberg in the controlled YOUNG FOWLS, 4 to 5 Lbs. E A C H ...... 59c CHICKEN $ 1 . 6 9 On Judges Ouster before 1955. Million Daniugc, “The mam object is to jjet the train ending in mid-19.53. ing price paid to farmers. The con­ (One whole dilcken)^LIm lte^ju*ntltj And he said that ome the pres­ "Today. ' he said, "forty-five of AU SWEET IN QUARTERS "All things being equal, and I sumer's July 1 rale for family FRYERS ALL CUT U P ...... Eoch $1.49 See Our Cold Cuts Display Hartford, June 29- (/T' - Gover­ (4Vmtlnu(«d on Nine) ent military prcparadencss pio- the forty-elghi slate legislatures grade milk will he 24 cents. M OZ. TIN CAMPBELL’S realize that things wilt not remain 14 Hurl in Fire grafii IS completed it may require Notice the freshness of the prepared meats and the nor John Lodge summoned his ap­ have recognized the fair trade con­ Companlea raising the price In­ static." he said. "I feel that the $40 000,000.000 a year just to tract as the best solution lo the 2 i.b.^ 65c pointees to Connecticut's 67 minor same requirement* for funds for clude: A. C. Petersen Farms, Lin- It^ e variety.! maintain tlie Defense depart iiicnl complex problem of balancing the TGtMATOJUICE News Tidbits court.* to a conference here this our military a.*.slstance program- Tampa. Fla.. June 29- (J’l- The 31e -y^Our Delicatet»en Dept, has imported “Tilseter” 11 (^oiivichMl K < ‘ d 8 Elmer B. Staats, aasislani di­ best interests of tlie ronsiinier, dis­ afternoon to map the atrategy by will be at least the same level In worst fire in a generation here (Contlnued on Page Koor) BONELESS VEAL TO ROAST Culled from m Wirea rector of the Bureau of the Bud­ tributor and manufacturer . , . . $ OZ. CAN DEL MONTE SLICED OB CRUSHED Cheese—Something like Munster, biit with a flavor like which they hope to oust Demo­ fiscal year 19.5.3 and fiscal year caused more than $1,000,000 dam­ get, gave the estimate.* to the SURAR QRANULATEB DOMINO Limburger. Cheese loverb take noll^! ‘ * v cratic judges. 1954 as is being requested for this Ordered lo Jail Every one of the 45 states adopt­ FANCY MILK FED Lb. 7Se age and injured 14 firemen yes­ Senate Finance committee hear­ . , I' I '' -fr ;' ■ ■ year. ing fair trade laws has recognized PINEAPPLE .2 33c Charles A. Guzik, son qf Jake The Retjublican Chief Executive the complete Inadequacy of en­ and his attorney general, George / "Thereafter, most of the Euro­ terday. ings on the administration's re­ Walkout Ends (Greasy. Thumb) Guzik, former A1 New York, June 29 oTi The forcement agair^st signers only. . BREAST OF VEAL FOR STUFFINQ Lb. 49e - 1 v -t l.b. B « 4 5 c . Capone henchman, boards plane pean countries should be in full A three-story building housing quest for $10.000,000.000 of now SEAFOOD Weil-Maas. one of Tampa's finest 11 convictert Comiminist leader* taxes. "A fair trade law enforceable Pkffs. for Chicago at Phoenix, Ariz., af­ (Continuad on Page Three) production, their initial armament were ordcreefto surrender at 10:30 At Pac ifie T&T SUR-JELL 2 25c is more plentiful this week and moderately priced: ter eluding officers who make clothing stores, wa.s gutted. *)■ A teen-age shop in the same a. m. Monday In the federal court­ TENDEIt VEAL CHOPS • Lb. S9e NO. X CAN DOLE la.st minute attem pt to slap new house here to begin serving their NATHAN HALE COFFEE FRESH MACKEREL FLOUNDERS charge on him . . . Governor structure was severely damaged Los Angeles, June 29—•J’)—The and smoke damage to several .sentence.*. four-day strike of the CIO Com­ Lodge announces that Ray A. Cor­ The order came from United Cans other stores was expected to be munication Workers of America IS BACK AGAIN IN THE Pineapple Juice 2 33c ing has requested to be . elieved States Attorney Irving H Saypol; Lewis, Reuther Feud BOSTON BLUE HALIBUT of chairmanship of Connecticut Marshall Resignation heavy. against the Pacific Telephone and PRIME RIB ROAST Of BEEF .y BEAN OR GROUNti...... Lb. i A W GLACE Development Commission. HIb action followed the U. S. Su ­ Telegraph company In southern The fire spread so swiftly that preme Court's .luiie 4 derision a f­ COD STEAMERS Federal Communications Com­ George Lougee, Well-Haas window California ended early today. mission postpones until July 23 its firming their conviction* on a Federal Conciliator Oliver E. 1 Lb. Jar trimmer, was trapped In his office charge of conspiring to teaeh and At Invective Stage STEAKS CUT FROM PRIME BEEF CAKE M IX 49c HADDOCK QUAHOGS hearings on assignment of new This Fall Indicated Goodwin said an agreement had KRAFT MAYONNAISE on the roof. He was hauled down advocate overthrow of the U. S U OZ. CAN television channels to individual via aji aerial ladder. been reached. cities . . . Mandatory death pen­ government by violence. RIB OR SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS SCALLOPS LITTLENECKS Washington, Jpne 29—liTi— I ney, has been Navy ■Secretary Fourteen firemen suffered Inlur- Saypol a.*id he sent telegrams Detroit, June 29f-(J’i- Question; ances with Communists in other Nearly 9,500 plant and ac­ Half Priea, Pint Jar O nlylSe alty for first degree iqurder in unions whose internal affairs he counting department employes— TWere was new speculation In the since May, 1949. ies. none seriously. Police Chief to the 11 defendants, to their law­ If Walter ReuUier la a "pseudo- NIBLETS 2r.r33c Connecticut becomes thing of past Both appointments are subject happens to be interfering In at any about one-third of the company's BRING IN KITCHEN GREASE IN TIN CANS as Governor Lodge signs bill auth­ Malcolm Beasley described the yer* and to the Civil Rights Con- intellectual ntt-wit," then what is capital today—lacking official con­ to Senate confirmation. four-hour “tire as one of the most given time. total personnel in this area—re­ ______WE PAY YOU! orizing juries to recommend life firmation—that George C. Mar­ John L. Lewis? 4.The mine workers union has turn to their Jobs this morning. .sentences. When Mr. Truman called on the destructive In Tampa's history. (Gontlnued on Page rhrae) Fresh Fruit and Vegetables shall might seek to retire this fall 70-year-old Marshall to succeed Answer (from Reuther); An signed "backdoor agreements with The agreement provides for a HORMEL DISCOUNT C0IN& Hazardous hellropta^ rescue of as Secretary of Defense. "embittered, petulant and argu­ companies which have moved to 10 per cent average wage In­ injured steeplejack ' from New Louis Johnson as Defense Secre­ In general thia talk, which was tary, Marshall was just making mentative minor public figure. " crease. maximum' allowed by law York cathedral root 160 feet WILL DE ISSUED IN OUR STORE NATIVE LETTUCE Head 15c Frozen Food Specials current on Capital Hill among oth­ That's how the battle of the In­ (Continued on Page Six) for union-represented employes. above ground wins acclaim for er places, appeared to be predicat­ Goo<1win said other principal police pilot Gustav Crawford . . . (Oontlnaed on Page SIz) Storm^ f'lood Damage Set vectives between the two rival la­ GREEN SNOW CROP ed on two points; bor leaders stood today as the points In .the settlement inelud* CUCTOMERS TW HORMEL CANNED MEATS. AND TO THE HRST 100 Quietly conflicting trends throw the upgrading-of .some cities, Job stock market Into Jumble of gains 1. The approaching anniversary smoke cleared from Reulher's Canada to Boost PEPPERS 2 Lbs. 25c of Marshall's appointment. He At Millions in Mid-U. S. counter-blast. rerlasslflcatloh. seniority provi­ LEMONADE o. 20c and losses. took office on Sept. 21, 1950. U. S. Population Stat? Labor department says Reuther, president of the CIO sions, arbitration of cUsmiaHiIai 2. Revival of reports current at SNOW CROP thift ’’employment Is soaring to United Auto Workers, fired the . Newsprint Price NEW CABBAGE Lb. the time of his appointment that he early summer storms, Including 5c unprecedented height*” In Con­ Over 154 Million By The Associated Press latest volley last night In the form (Oootlnaed on Page Poor) accept the post for only a limited Oklahoma, Nebraska. Illinois, of a statement by his 23-msJi necticut because of rearmament time. June's violent weather—torna­ Iowa, Minnesota and Ohio. Washington, June 29 — (^ — PUBUC MARKET FRESH PRODUCE RED RASPBERRIES,.n, 33e program . . . Coventry, R. I., wo­ does. windstorms, rains, hail and executive board. These were PLANE rR.\SH KIIXS S PUDLIG MARKET DEHER SEA FOOD GREEN BEANS 2 L b . 25c One change in the top civilian Washington. June 29. (/Pi—The Lock W ater Canadiap government authorities SNOW CROP PORDHOOK man. 62, opens Are on helicopter floods—has exacted a staggering among the slugs: have refused again to withhold a FANCY RIPE PRACHES defense command was announced Census bureau announced today While floods were a major pro­ -, Key West. Fla., June 29— Q P p ^ with 12-gauge shotgun because, toll over the mid-continent. blem in Kansas and Missouri it 1. Agents of Lewis' United $10 per ton Increase in newsprint FRESHf MACKEREL, HALIlUT yesterday. that the total population of the teight Navy men were killed and TOMATOES police said, contraption disturbed Scores have been killed and In­ was the lack of water that caused Mine Workers have offered "high­ prices, Price SflabiltZer .Michael V. Envoy to Ireland United States, including troops .one escaped with a broken leg to­ LARGE SWEET PLUMS LIM A BEANS uo.29c her afternoon rest—but she mlss- jured. Damage to crops and pro­ much concern in drought-stricken ly remunerative posts" to some ex- DiSalle said 4^ 1 nighL nUET OF HADDOCK. RLLH OF COD President Truman announced se­ abroad, passed 154,000,000 this day in the crash of a jia tro l etl. month and may reach 155,000,000 perty was In the millions of doV southern Louisiana. UAW officials In an attempt to DiSalle said R. M. Fowler, head PINEAPPLES E ach lection of Dan A. Kimball, Under­ bomber. FANCY LARGE IREAKFAST MELONS 25c Stomps Given Cash Bdes lars—and mounting. There was a measure of relief get them to "raid” the auto work­ of the paper and pulp division of NLLET OF MLE, secretary of the Navy, to succeed by the year's end. One of the men was olive wlMR Treasury Balance Francis P. Matthews as Secretary. buring the last year, the popu­ The most destructive blows last night as rains blanketed the ers. the Canadian Defense Production 2. Lewis has "joined hands taken from the water by NMIM FRESH PICKED STRAWIERRIES FRESH SCALLOPS CANTALOUPES Each 29c Matthews has accepted appoint­ lation has increased an average of from nature's elements have hit 180-mile drought area. The falls board, declined in a telephone con­ Washington, June 29—i/P)— The ment as Ambassador to Ireland. about 200,000 per month, the bu­ Kansas and Mtssouri. In Kannsas ranged from one to 3'* Inches and with the National Association of ference to hold up the scheduled craft but died of Injurlaa afUp NATIVE STRING SEANS, n c . WLORIDA position of the Treasury June 27: Kimball has been Undersecre­ reau said. alone, floods and storm s have the heat of the sugar cane and rice Manufscturcra" in on effort to increase pending further talks reaching the Naval bospitoL , SWEDISH SALT HERRINGS...... 2 for 39e Net budget recelpte, $255,126,- tary for Air since early 1949.. Be­ The last previous official Census cai^d an estimated $22,000,000 region reported falls measuring destroy prlqe control. with Amarlcan newspaper pub­ The plane, a PBM, fell la Florida straits off • nearby Mond, ORANGES '• D e . 43c con 537.28; budget expenditures, $185,- fore that he was a vice-president bureau estimate wM-^153,000,000 to »4,000,000 damage to crops. from two to three inches. 3. Though barring Comiriunlsta lishers. 121.908.88; cash balance, $7,250,- of the General Tire and Rubber as of Ia.*t Mav 1. a ^ r compared ,l^i)t.,other Midwest state* have from his own union, Lewis "regu- The price rise Is due to take af­ It was based at the Key West 569,291.54. Ck>. Matthews, an Omaha attor- with 151,132,000 for ApMTil:. tWO- been hit by the late spring and (UmUnoed oa Page SizX , larly arid consistently m oke* alii- fect day after tomorrow. Naval aeapluw sUtian, I

: J: ■ V 1 1 '-h I ■ V ■ ^ • 'I /■ MA!^CHftSTF.R KVENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. C»NN.. FRTDA^ Jt^NE 29, 1951 m 6 V •irv i ^ BURTO^s^S FOR BEST ■ ■ i ¥k.- iJrges Restful starlinR: .Make.s Good Pet Warns'Pareiils MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, F R ID A Y .JUNE 1951 P A O l Young Thomas Kicbi.sh, son bill, which would provide penal­ gret to report that some, for one mer New York ('ity councilman of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kle- p Driving Pace On Pool Hours lAxlge to Confer ties up to death. Urpes Arm s Aid reasoii or another, have not \ Benjamin J. Davis. Jr., a nnunber hlsh of 24 Hawthorne street, The Iranians began making con­ seemed to do all that they could j of the pnrty'H national tioard. and e ■ i Local Stocks has a most unusual pet in the cessions shortly after the 8,000- do. ; Rt)beit 'riiompson. Nuw York form of a young starling. O n J n d " e s O u s t e r For li M ore Years . I Chief Schendel CaiitiuriH | I Director Hedluml Asks ton British eruiser Mauritius 4{uotatluna funUtbed By "They have their problems, of State chairman. Alxiut three weeks ago steamed up the Shalt K1 Arab Coburn & Mlddlebmnk, Ino. course, hut HO ilo we. 1 make this In addition to pii.'on t4'rms, \ I AiitoistH AgaiiiHt Ra|iiaes” ns: present effort.s are adequate ' ' faithfully. Kor the past week ers now have started pumping oil I you go that can apell the fltffer- 1 lunj tod.'iy asked for tlie coopera- from the state Supreme court, are of Manchester .... .33 38 1. To support rearmament pro­ s the hir.i lia.s liecn able to fly. liack into (he rehnery storage SvviiiiiiiiM g r.las.M's ence between a .sate, plea.snnt va- ! lion of parents in keeping young- planning a full-scale legal pro­ Hartford National grams among nations unable to fi­ I but it stays right m the neigh­ tanks and are preparing to leave. II .('.oiivi<‘te ' 'Ircti and adults. j 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. cities and lugger towns of the IJte and Indemnity Ins. Cos. ards of underdeveloped areas OaM, Cliief Sclienoel said the wise va- lame that it will pen li on the ian newsjiaper Besye Ayande c.ill- Ten of the iliUtnidauts uvrt' smi | with ,h. . . . i u . l v W ^ G H ‘To-S A ¥ £ ooott ( atl.mlsl does not regard the time ' The above hours are when life­ slate, are Jealoiisiy e>’ed by the Aetna Casualty .... 89 94 where "a large part of the wi^rld'.s Ib’gist rat Ion may tie nuiil^' at hand of one of its friends. ing on the ’reheran goveriynent teni'ed l«» ti\4* years mipn.H<*niuent : guards are on dutv at the pools. two majot parties. Handling traf­ ' Aelna F.ife ...... 68 70 natural !cs«mr4es are found and I either Saltt'r's I'niul o? Globe Hol­ .spent en route to hi.s de.-linatlon to avoid tlie threatened sto|ii>age One was seUlctucd lt> thn'c \cars ! I Dirortor Hedlund reports that fic t'lises and minor criminal and I (where* the Commumsl.s arc try­ low with anv ol the lifcgiuuds as "wasted." , of oil b.v acce|it|^g help from "an­ i Conn General ...... 112 11 Ill a .seennd < ase agalu.st paity there liave been .several situations civil biiMtiess. they arc sources iff ing to exploit the impn\fn.sbed .\nvoue 'lesirliig fuitliGi mioitn.i- AcruAUT wlfGHs C Lo n m "lie let.s his vacation Ijcgm tli.- ’ ti-imperialist countries wliicli are 1 Hartford Sleiiiii Boil. 32 3 knideis. Fedrial Jtidgj* Sylvi'siir' ■ a t each poed where he was called patronage estimated at I?l.b00.9d0 n,,, ^i|,,(.re friends of tlie Iranian j Travelers ...... ,560 58 situation to their advantage ’ (ion mav t« lepluuu' Saltri .'* 2 2112 very moment he steps in Ins car," J. Hyau toilav po.stptmed until Mseres Seep end MTefiV to stop children from using the a year and a key element in local people” 13";, of Itmiget 4>i (llohe lioll'iw 2-BHis. he said. "H is tiip is Icisurrl.y, Joint Classes I Piilillr U unties Tuesday the pleading of 17 (ither safe and piea.sant. In this way pools after hours. Older boys have political maihines Conn. Light. Powei Marshnll said the l>efense tie- I been the chiW. violatora of the pool partment was ‘‘keenly aware nf Commuiusi.s indict*''! .lunc 20 o n ’ he not only makes the trip an in-| Conway was rejmffed by tlie So- a ’ Pa-fcaa'a-s Conn B«»wer ...... otsrroo WEIGH t he cost inv<»lvt*rd (las ('o LIGHT ROCK per cent of the nation's total de delay 1 iiV to Save Door. You MM arrives at his destlnati.m relaxed cuted f'lr trespa.sslng on the his appointments to take effect on So Neu Kngland //. i j Mr and Mrs. R )horl A. I>f);:^art fense budgid fi»r fiscal li*.'*2. The 11 facing the sum‘ud<'r 01- /ortt/ ai-p on InrticAtor. ami ]u a frame of miiul I.) enjoy; groumts after hours Monday, he asked for nn advisory Tel. X lU.s...... 30*;^ 32‘ v Luthrraii Groiipis Hold and lamlly. of 8 1 West .street, and i But he det'lared "Wc » i>nsi»|«'r 1 der aie: Kugem* l*4‘nms, ( ’nmiuun- himself ■' opinion on whether the Oemo- SAVE •Mr.s. I^ol>erl J. I>ocparl have rr-| Manuflu'tiiring Com|tantea the investment m'cessnrv because ! isl part y g»*m'ral .st'ciH't ;u y . Ja» k 16 Chief .Silicndel ranked tlie cratic oi: dlepublican judut's were \U '^'alor Haver to Aiiniial \ aration Pro­ turned from Florida after a two' Am Hardware ...... 18’j 20*j we belu've tliat it w ill strengthen I Stai hel. the party s r»lucaUon de- "rush-rush " attitu.le as the great­ entitied to office. lond nif tmaU" weeks' vmation. Wliilo there they' .Vrmw Hart and Meg. M) 33 the security of Amerit s and of t^|p artn ien t dircf tm . Irving IN.tash. est single hazard the vacationing i gram fur Children The court re.ie( ted an alter­ dinm", I vi.sifed with Kai'l K. l)nj;pnrt. .sou, As.so. Spring ...... 31 34 free nations.” ' viy^** pia-sident of the Inte? iial inii- TRUE FRUIT motorist create.s lor himself. He native rcque.'^t that the )udn'ial nf .Mi.s. Itnherl J. Po>:;;art, wtio Bristol Bi a.*is ...... 13'a 17*2 Since crt'Htmn of the N()rth ' a/ Fur and Leather W ni keis i ■ also empliasized the danger.s o| ’rile annual vacaliun Church STATE department, ineludmg al! the Su­ j was recently trnn.'^forred to a F’lor- C(tllins ...... 213 Atlantic 'I'lcaty orgnniznl mn 1 Union; John B Wdliainsnn, la- unfanuliai ity with out-of-state school, conducted Jointly by Con­ NOW PLAYING perior and ^upreme eourt judges, • Ida naval hns('. | I FLAVORS K m llart ...... fi2 <»b iNA'n.'l, Marshall said Kuropean .secii'tarv . Cus Ohio t mm If I m l l a a T r ^ a ■■•«. »« •. O. ■. |^ < y traffic laws and speed limits, un- cordia and Kmanuel Hutheran i.ssue.tfn appropriate order " desig­ Fafnir Bearing . .. . 'IJ'-j ‘■morale ha.s Improved ' and ‘ tlie^chaii luan; Ib'nrv Winston, orgun- famlliaritv with types of topogra­ I’hurches will open Monday, July nating which set of judges was tlie N ow , tb f I >mint1romnt not only .1 d'li I'ciry. .son of Mr. ami Mrs. i Hart ^ Cooley . . 43 U\ cniifi'lem e and det#*niiination of Izatuuinl st*cr«*tary; John Cat' Af your dealers .95 phy not encountered in tlie home 2, with a brief period of worship righ lPil one. I>wi^ht rerry, lia.9 received a I.jinders, Frary. (Tk 24’ 2b' j tMkt>n th u w o r k o u t o f W n n h - our tr*aly partners has grown editiii of the Daily W'ukei, G il­ duy with Ihr Woigh-to-Snvfi state, and recklessne.ss inspired for all pupils, at Emanuel churcli, niief Justice Allyn U Broun. j lliiii .sand dudar .sc holar.ship to l>aI'omte IMascomold 3''j 4'^ 4299 ('on.sidruaHy ip the past year. bert Green, Illinois idiairman. Carl both by a feeling of festivity and conducted by the pastors of the t . r i i i H ,ui low » » Door, it tnkPA the gummtiork In an unHnimou.s opinion m whi< h I Hales L*olIe^;e Perry ^^raduateil ' New Hnt. Mach. C'o 34 3(i But he injected a qualifying Winter, Michigan cliairman; for- BiBVERAGES o u t , t o o ! the belief that a eerlain amount sponsoring churches. Rev. Erich the entire court concurred, saul from Mnnehester s' hool thi.s |N«*rth and Judd . . . 2(> 29 »H.7-5 Ulv of leniency is to be expected from Brandt and Rev. Carl E. Olson. note you CAN ee SUttE.-w irk ('onnertleut precedent “ for widl month and i.-. amon^: 2d student.s Russell M fg ...... 13’J "'Hie I’nitcd Slates ha.s taken the police of the state he is visit­ Following the worship period, nigh a eentury past " was again.m, 33'^ 3(p 2 riUennj; Hatf.s who hav4» tieen mor»’ positive step.s tt» nuet the ing which will be conducted each advisory jipmion.s. As fnr the Tornngton ...... 33*-^ 33’ -j V\c«jtin^»|ioufiC Plus: LATEST NEW’S j ^iven ."•< holarship aul. ilangers nf our tunes than have "The vacationist who wants to morning, cla,ss work for the older ‘‘appropriate order ' pinal cliureh will be held r S Knvelope Pfd. . 63 68 the stale that he is visiting with Emanuel. The program for each | administrative power over the WeO RNA DOONTE” , one o'clock and to their own chester Police department’s one morning each week, who will Iran Prem ier Fool lunche.s. ! ’ ^ » PRICE P THE "BETTER HALF" month-long emphasis program bring a children’s message to the 33 HAT'S THE REAL PRICE designed to educate the town’s pupils o f the school. ■ To Retreat on O il Kin^ I >avi‘{p I>t(ige No .'11. I.O. ON YOUR HOUSE r drivers to the dangers that this Sessions will continue each <)K. uill hoki a ie>tular meetm>t For clean, u$< popular vacation month can hold morning from 9 to 11:48. exclud­ tonight at at Odd Fellow.s 3’<>ii’ll find our coniprtrnl *46 and up End-Of-Month COTTON TOPS for them. Using as it.s slogan: ing July 4, through Friday, July (auo uiojj pAiiunuov)) ; hall. Fdcclion cd officers will take appralaera well qualified to $|.00,o$2.98 "H ave a Safe Trip.’’’ Chief ScTien- 13. No registration fee will be place help yo«i. THAT TOP ALL del is sponsoring the current tra f­ charged, but a free-will offering TODAY and ’TOMORROW he wovtld reply to the letter w ith­ fic safety education program in Renieniber, there la ne\-er \M » will be received as a part of the in a few days. j Mrs William M< Kinney of HARTFORD ROAD cooperation with the National anv oblliratinn when you call SPECIALS! worship each morning. All chil­ The F. S. Ambafcsador m ade) C7ie>tnut street is leaving today to Safety Council. dren of the community, ages 4-14, DANA ANDREWS clear that the F^remier would uotlalt*nd tli. camp meeting of the, .lARVIS REALTY USED CARS not enrolled in any vacation budge an inch on the nationaliza- ' seventh T>ay Adventist church at ; Whether ypu’re goiiiR to loaf in the sun. head for the Manchester 4112 “ On The C n rre- (Ends Saturday at 5:30 P. M.) school, are cordially Invited to at­ CARLA DALENRAI tion program. At Khnrramshahr. I ft.”tor. Mass i country, or sta\ in town, hare your.self l)eautifulh or To Note Silver tend. Those who have not already near Abadan. Iran's National Oil \ HARTFORn ROAD AN "OUTDORABLE" IDEA enrolled, are kindly asked to come CLAIRE RAINS commission took over ATOO's gen- I ------■ Telephone 2-4166 • (’hi’ome dinette .sets, reg. $129..SO $98.00 look lx>autifully dres.sed . . . Wo have the selection ^ ecldiiig Year early Monday morning, so that all •ral executive offices. Loungee's back-wrap sun junnper of wjtfc rH iiir ooaN^ pupils will be enrolled by 9 o’clock. Grady said Mo.ssadegh refused ! OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. The director of the school is to make even a temporary con- ' of pea.sant blouses, midriffs and halter lops that v.ill basket weave cotton...... 5.98 P H St: 'T O K Y O F IL E 21?” • ({iialilv glitler.s, reg. $.>!l.9.'»...... 49.95 I *• Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Davis of Miss Doris Mae Johnson, parish ce.ssion in the dispute with the i make your kind of Jul.v 4ih holiday a success. All 489 Main street will celebrate worker at Emanuel, who will be A IO C over oil tanker rec'eipts. Iran | As exrUmj; au tmld'»oi. xel-up as wc'vr seen for their twenty-fifth wedding anni­ assisted by the following teachers refused to let the tanker.s .sail with- ; • 21V. Kroehler li'ing room suites. sizes and colors. Hummer . . . A whirl of fine ji'inforized cotton that \\T8pa versary Sunday, July 1. with an and helpers: Beatrice and Florence S U N D A Y and M O N D A Y out such receipts and A TOC or­ Select an appropriate memorial lo houcle ^o^ers, regular $279.."lO . . . . 198.00 and buttons with plenty of “overlap” in the back Hnltcr styla open hou.se to be held at the home Pearson. Agnes Anderson, Evelyn 2—DAYS ONLY—2 dered the tanki^rs to unload llu-ir mark :i lo\ed one'.s passing . . . one Ll tlirquoisc. mat7.c or coral fo^ sizes of Mrs. Davi.s’ sister.-M rs. Rich­ Erick.vm, Vera Peterson, Flor­ Roy Calhoun in cargoes and pull away from the ard Nieae. 47 Kdgerlon street, ence Okerfelt. Doris Marsh. .Vale­ do<*kR. The rei eipls imiicat** pay- ) DAVE WILSON that adds dignilv and lieaut.\ with (he • 1 ni\ersal 9 cii. fl. refrigerator. from 3 to ."> in the afternoon and ric I>aycock. Astrid Smith, Grace “ROGUE RIVER” ment to the Iranian National Oil ; passage of time. Here vnu find m;my floor sani|ile. one only. reg. $279.9.") 229.95 from 7 to 10 m the evening. fhichester. Lydia Wogman, Anne PLUS "TWO IX)ST WORLDS" company. | Form rrly of Main SI root Shop from which to chiurse one Ihjil siiils .It I Friends are cordially invited to | Reed Elsie Werner, Rev. Erich Previously AIOC had hinted that , vour individii.’il rirciimslances. _• Idrop in to congratulate Mr. and j Brandt. Lenore Zwick. Marion the technicians will be witha.se 7.6 x 9 rugs, i F rederick Allen, Uien pastor of j I EVERYONE UNDER THE SUN W ANTS production is cut off. the refinery i regularly $7.97...... 3.97 ' the Second Congregational! H \\ \N.\ BAKBR.S S’n tlK E can operate for another month, a V3here He 33111 Be Pleased to SAPOEITI I church. The wedding was held at British embassy spokesman said. See HI* Former Patront, MEMORIAL COMPANY the home of Mrs. Davis’ parents. Havana. June 29- /P>— Havana Morrison Ifopofiil • 7-IV. Mot Realde .Store 110 W’ashingtoK street, beginning..). R o b e rt .^JH^ehard GrttPBe will happen next in tlie strained ----Y T H fK ifM ---- - all day! I Meuday. July 23. “ Lorna Nationalist atmosphere, but it ap­ e-!i I The course is designed to pro- ' “M y peared likely that su.'^pension of AS sf:f:n Doone” Take Time To OF MANCHESTER ■ pare high school students and T-' orbidden the Anti-Sabotage bill would ease , IN m .\d a m o i s f : l l e ! graduates over 16 years old for a t Past” <1a c o lo r ! the threat to British AIOC work­ A ! career in the automotive field. Ap- E.M.LOEW S ers and give three or four weeks 'REVLON’S^, ! plication blanks may be obtained HARTFORD time for cooler heads to try aiui ’ from George Weaver at the Tech- ' STARTS SUNDAY work out a compromise. Solve Next Winter’s nical School in Hartford. There is d r i v e - I N Fear Ile^iith Penalty e iW A "Kettleh Back On The Uariii” I no charge. T o be certain of admi.s- AIO C employes had refused to 1115 MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL wondrous new i slon applicants should register not also “Along The Great Divide” work for the new Iranian Nation­ *6.88 i later than July 10. Chairman of i al Oil company, largely because J ating Problems the Training-Course- Committee TONITE of Iran’s proposed Ant 1-S:ibotago [ I for the Hartford Auto Dealers A.s- // ; aoclatlon is Kri.stuin Jensen of ■ ■■ Randolph bcott \ ! West Hartford. BURNSIDES. Broderick Crawford w -The DIAPER JEANS" rtcrwilN I MTf» ^4 MAfinif«T|t ,. “When the Navv Reciiiler (%1H LUNDITIONED for your rag-time M ilalhms For A Cooler, Cleaner ‘TNDELIBLEflREME’^ S •A TEimiFIC SHOW” |.5 9 Here on Mom lav »I Bt<«" * cowboy baby! b o r p e n t e ! Action! i olor! Jamea Stewart ‘0 '* } MORIARTY Way... (treat: ^ “ LO R N A Home Have It ihe'non-itfinTng: incleHhle lipstirk . Chil'f Petty Officer H. S Kim­ "M" DOONK” “ Jackpol” ^ ------WHILE THIS SALE ; brough. In charge of the Hartford f)a$ld Warae Barbara Hatch **tarta Sunday It's like wearing a bit of a I( ok what'.s happened to the baby set . . • IS IN PROGRESS W E 'L l M AKE A ipade with lip«8oftenin^ l.aiiolilo! Navy Recruiting area, announced 9:U ff:90.10;4n In Technicolor breeze thi.8 charming frock Time to think of getting your burner over-hauled, serv­ today tliat a U. S. Na\'.v Recruit­ A M E R I C A N ALLOWANCE diapers with a Texas drawl! In sanforized C.l'ERHIM.A SCREENED ing representative will he present laa->\OV MIST St.H T ill* * ! for your o ld «»otch strop, with a flattering .standing at Manchester Post Office building l a T h e iced or repaired. Here's the fir.st truly CRF..\\n nonilryiuf! blue denim (light weight) with orange stitch­ ‘M Ytara Before Your Vyr<' PHILIPPINES cord or bond, r«gordlti$ collar. In Hope Skillman each Monday to accept application __ » Arthur Ciodfrey—8:05 , of og« or condition, if WITH indelible lipstick! Vion'l -iiiear <>H — fitnUisiic from young men and women for frodod in for o ntw styi« sheer crepe chambra.v, Teb- ing . . . cut with elastic hack to insure per­ enli.slment in the tt. S. Navy 8«B.—‘ALONG THE O&KAT DIVIDE* ^ AmciuQ 1 MOSI WODIffN DRIVl IN' elized for crease-resistance. how it clings! Never cakes, never runs. A ge requirement fo r young men tO N » i* 4UOO; UlitH TKlMlOa Time to coll 5131 for the type of burner "know how" fect fit . . . they've two patch pockets and cnli.sting today are 17 and under riaa 'Mm mm6 Pa Kettle Oa The Fann' { WATCH And no other indelible* lipstick is so finnd for 31. Young women 18 and undes-) RUSCO copper grippers. Ages 6 mos. to 2 years, in BAND that wHI toko you through a trouble-free winter. 26 years Tnav now make applica­ Combination screen and window. Eaay to operate. In­ < your lips —thanke to Ke\ Ion's own Lanolile!^ 1 tion for the Waves. For further in- Your choic* of mony lodiei' and email, medium and large. formatioTf contact the Navy Re­ •nodoit lo choosb from. At low ot $4.95 sures added burglar protection with an automatic, safety 12 luscious colors. 1.10 fttu» tnt ■Rtf- I. ... O f . TONIGHT AT THE fox included. cruiter. j Time, toe, to take stock of the heoting situation and de­ lock. ^ I AIR-CONDITIONED SATURDAY ONLY! Far Frca Dtmonstratian CoH Your RUSCO Mai Burton * Children’i Shop Auction Market cide whether a new boiler-burner, conversion burner or Special Purchase of TODAY! / complete heoting system is needed. Season Si||^C88i a k rill SUMMER COTTONS AND SHEERS COSMETIC BAR O G ■(6009)" GOLDIN CIRCLE-^ A best telling full Most all aizea, 0 to 2 4 ';. ARNOLD 0. JIR0MS0N , A toUI of »2,081.ife was received expontion model; handsome & rugged. -Worn the sale of 246 crates of Yellow pink or white gold filled All At One Low Price— $6.88 strawberries at yesterday after­ laa mft W MANCHESTER TA i p . . . noon’s spsslon o f the auction " ’ ■ri ket. The berrtea brought a high JUST ARRIVED! of jjO.0.8, a low o f $5.75 and an av­ The Tempo Four t ^ALWAYS O N I STEP AHEAD A new group o f one and two piece. AIR-CONDITIONED AIR-CONDITIONED erage of $8.43 per urate. ( KNIGHTS OF MUSIC I606P) OF THE W Ei^RL' WITH ^ Most farm ers In the area re­ SIBINADI^Crocoful ond beoufiful; full ELASTIQIZED FAILLE SVVIM SUITS port a good season with fine crops. iOAM. expontion b^nd; yellow, pink $Q 50 The season is nearing an end. or white gold filled tex Inct ® SIZES 32 to 38>-$8.98 There have been only one or two Come in todoy . . . Sove Money . . . lOMcClC^tcAti, COHUM poor daye at the market becauae of leoutify your Watch with a new J B. RUSCO morning ahowera and rain ^ t BLAIR'S TOPPERS A N D SUMMER SUITS A Prodnet ol tto F. O. eB €)•., hindacapped picking. Final figures OAK GRILL - f ManehMtM’'t HiiMt Ni«ht Club MORIARTY*^ are expected to better than thoae GAUDET REDUCED UP TO 50% of last yar. See these today! JEWELERS SU CINTIR STRIflu MANCNiSTIt TriEfNOXi SUS THE BARTLEH-BRAINARD 00. Jir -4., 861 MAIN STREET los 3VoonBiNi: strrrt raoNa t-uoi, i (Acroaq From St. .lames’a Church) cot*'® \

MANCHCSl'KU EVENING HERALD, MANCHES1 K FRIDAY JUNE 29, 1951 AlANCHKSTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY .IlfNE 29. 19.6i PAGE PIVB

Ht'dlund in an.xmim to return r11 the “Boaton formula,” a aecond and picket lines w6rc thrown up Cushman. Lawrence Genovesi. CTiAptor. D. A. R . and CnUm Con- same manner aw the chiUiren’H Wiilkoiit Enclf j around 34 telephone offices, t'lauc Gwoirk, Beatrice Mealy, jfroKtttlonnl church and the Worn- h(M)k club in Rockville, with prizea Reports IleiHs lost ilomfi to their rif;ldful *>wn- Price of Milk IJp ciit of a ha^f-cent would become Rockville «Ts as mv»n as posHihle^ Honor Graduate automatic July 1 owing to the j The company and union Issued Robert Meborl. Com lance Kulas. «'n's Guild of the church, and takes for Hie ^reatoNt number *»f book.s Local Soldiers Half O iil Siimlay cortmued aag in the economic for­ At Pacific T&T a Joint statement agylng; "We are David LipUe. Norman Marley, an MClive part in these nri;ani7a- read Tlie lost ileniK inelu*)- jeuelis mula. I glad the strike Is ended and an Get A Good Rhoda Pearl, Helen Rady, Carol tiona. r’liihlien ol eleiuenla.y Hd'pMil [.lOsl at K e rs ualietw. rin^’H anti pen tiwneiH For The Fourth of July- , agreement has been reached." Schliph'iuk, Nan* y Scotia. I’ntn- lU’palrliiK KafuiI living in tlie town of WT-inui vvh<» can Itlentify their lout ittmis At Actually the milk price In the I ------No Argument I 4'Utsnle the hnitlH of tin* city of may ret over Maine .\ll ailii lcM] Korea Front (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) « la Snape, Carol Taft. I'lie Ikihlu’ Works Department \ Bceton market will be up a half- Junlorw i is repairing tlie lower .set turn of Rockville, are ellK‘*'^*' ■ *■ not claimed by July IG will hr noi l' ceiil Instead of down, as of July 1. I liluary .service and it ih hojied | MHIIV Vriirk’M o f \ alin‘ ; nnd tlie mom v will he tunie*l over * coin Pairy, Bryant and Chapman. grievance machinery, and limiting Morano for End Ui^h H’mtus: Mary Baker. Dn-i Khu street. It wn.s thi.s .set lion Two Selectee* Serving This la owing to a seasonal provi­ Over Court vid Beaver.stock. Lois Ann Keld-| that was tmpanv vsa.s l.iv- ILs’eplimi Satiinla> Siilr UiiiMiiiu offset however by the drop ip the Ntwiuarker. l-'.iiwanl I'lislta. Joan ] mp eatde.s to its new dial .sy.slem Mis .Mattie l)c^,enKt>lhc of Battalionjgeij^ Chris Ncll.sen and Sons. index. Connecticut was never making from $36 to $82 per week. .Imlge IVizcr Had En- The contract will not include a To stir up o breeze on thoso Srolta Honoi’.s; l»iraine Alle- luiildinK on Flm .strt'e! gnairv street. l>epartment I’icsi The farm price Is Inerea.sed a.s tied to tho Boston seasonal in- (Continued from Page One) Ke< 'rurectiir Jolui Hedlunii re- CHIMNEYS •lorsrnirnl of Holh man. Jant'l l-liele<’kl. .lactpieline IJ(>rar> l*riiKrtiin dent ot tile AumIiu v H' the Sons Two ManctoesUr MlactMS, Cpja. a rcMilt of Hamnicrhrrg's art ion, ( rci.se. I no-strlke clause, Goodwin said. Ckaiied. RepuIrtMl. SUMMER WEIGHT Union representatives had been I’ollins, .lanel Cone, I'arolyn Cook, i of Union Veterans of the i'lvil l*orls that then- are num\ aiti- WiUism J. Totin* and John SpeU- suspending an order early this obviate the effects of the recent I muggy, sultry days. I’a r lir s fo r (MTiri* Tin* summer library j'lo^nan. lor I’Apert ItootlllK A Aiiittei Work man. are now aervlnsr with the year to tie the Connecticut price In .New York the price Is re- I strongly against any such clause judicial deciatons. I Faith Ki'tel, (.'hnstme (lehler, nirnl Vernon (hildnm t«i lie held War. and her .statf, wil. I «■ the ( le.s at his oiliC4’ in the F^i.st .Sid*' r \ M porttd to be up a cent as of July 116th Englnaar Combat Battalion to the Boston formula, an e o- ! Goodwin aald the agreements, "Once the nithleaa and unfair | Renie tlroniiinKcn. Betty Lu>:in- nt the \’enu*n Dej\ot ,si bool will 1 mie.st.M at an informal teception 1, ns a result of the local seasonal Ki'c huildiMK which \v«Me lost h\ JANSSON on tha mountalnooB e a n tn l front nomlc Index. Farmers asked that I reached after day and nlgW nego- methods of cut-throat competition I Horkvilh .ItiMv 21* I'nhkf the huhh .leanette Mantle. Ivojrer .Mar­ open Tlun.sd.w, Jul\ a .it 2 p. m.. ! heuiK iu'ld hy AkUm Skinner Aus- milk supply situation. .hall .Sat m *lav u.'iT.s «»f the reciauition huih!uu:s | Tel. Smith \entr>. V Dress Shirts In Korea. . the formula he thrown out on the I tiatlons, must he approved by the have doBtroyed competition, the I in niHiiy towns in the state, lin. Daniel May. Julm Muiphy. uiih Nil’s .\nnc liclmn m i liaiRe of ' iliru y in (J A \ there will j»e no ctmlrst !»n thr liichanl Rose. Carol Smith. Shir- trom 3 t*\ 7 p. m town dnmm the past venr ' Inducted into the Army via the grounds that it brought a reduced lueniberahlp of the plant and ac- laws of supply and demand can no' lending booKN \ WHITE AND COLORS 4raft act last fall they were rushed price, of their proiUict while oper­ Stellar Staff I counting bargaining units before longer protect the consumer from ; i pnpt nf jiniuo «'f tho Kot.'kville City lev Sperber. Helen Sutyia, Kh/.a- Thi.s program is .--jioti.sored by to this Oriental theater of war with ating cost.s continued to i i.se. ' the contract can be diawn up. The artiflcally and destructively hlfh Court, for on Tlinr.miny, Ci'vernnr hith I'lit.sch- the Kuial Venuin Seinml Ah,moi m- the battalion in early February Suspension of the formula was Hamilton, N. Y. — (NEA) — [Strike started Monday morning, prices." I John l/0 (l:je nnmeil the present m- SophoiiMm'ft tion in eiriipeiat ion with the Kook Hpih Honors; George Apel. Ik v- and haw since served with the ordered by the administrator with- Ben Carnevale of Navy and '------“ rnmhont, .Indvre .Sa>il L. Pfizer, vjlle I’uhiii- l.ihniry atid uill run \ $3.65 to $3.95 116th in backing up X Corp fight­ o\it piiblle hearing, hut lie said a Forddy Andcr.son of Bradley will ff'i term F'elzor erly Broun. .loan Diosser. L>iane f'*r ei^rhl ennseiutivi- \v« ek.s, Tho ing forces by building roada and hearing will he necessary before be bnskethall faeiilty members at ha*! tho h.i-’km': of hoth the Ke- l>iihek. Charlotte Kamm.ski. Caiail moil Depot s< bool v. ill l>e op*Mi V.: bridges to speed the flow of troops any future price action is taken. t.'olgnte'a seventh annual sports publa’an H”*l I'emoerntii Town Milunus. Janet Musser. Sandra lor Uie lending’ of h*>nk.s fnun 2 to CfinTmitteeN TeMmas h I„nrkin .Sfliniidl. Rus.seh Taylui. .Fine Ty­ and ammunition into the front Had Conneetlciit remained on coaching school In August. ^ cHt h Thursday ntleiiiiHm dur- line. Artillery ammunition trucked ua'' r’ainofi a:: ileputv jodn'e, a ler. ‘ 'ajole Wfbei. K*luajil Zij;- ini; this peniKl Miss .N;«lalu- Iile. forward over roads built by the p*Trl wliif h ha.'« he* M hehl for thi- niond. Honor.''. Barharii diap- ehildten's Idtraruin of tlie lioik- battalion, played a key role In Russell R. Gustafson, Jr. LAWN pa.Ft rr» > by I.,erin Neiiiivirm man. Maryhrlli I‘!pin. Ann F.liis, i \ ille Pi.hli*’ lahrary, will tell slor- RUGS Summer f 1 turning back he Red push in late .7’ !pr I'.-i’/r.* inn'Mnue'l 1i*11m’.«,- lh.li**rl Hiiili. Anna J'*hn.''*'p. Hat- U’.M to Iht' younger rhildr'’n aiul May with staggering enemy cas­ I Russell E. Gustafson Jr., son in'.: th‘ n«".vs --f hi.s ti ppnint m*’nt hat a Kei'kin Lurain* Liu'i jen Iheti* will be a hook i Ulh foi the r f H'jzana .Markham older ehiMlcn eondmti'd in the ualties. 'of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gustiif- Hvu hi V I'Hii.j intnie the (Uher- ntT'- Cord Suits Young a mess speclalUt, attend­ ftr:- of tl.i- rivrt at the rt*i;iiln’ I Teshiiit‘11 j son of 18 Drive E. was graduate I SPRINKLERS ed high school in Manchester. Hla .Rrs.N,-!-. Mm-, '.ay lanrnniK It is lli^h llonou''. Duin*' H.uike. . Nylon and Rayon aunt. Miss Mary M. Young, re- 1 with honors from the School ol expe*;*’ } !h i‘ Attfr.'7ev llirrv H. Henry Ciiichta Maiio Cun’ Adrial atdea at 171 North Elm street. I Business AdiiiiuLstratlon of the •’i' » Im "- b '.'j', i-r-oRprntor Dnuplaise iMtl u‘e l.ul'.ietl Lawns or - Prior to entering the ser\lce he ' I'nlvcrsily of C innectleul on Sun- AND for t'v 'I'^t t • *' \ ‘'’»r" .'ill he re Cihson, .Maiuin 1'.’iniel.sun. Koher; ' Chewing Wrigley’s was a salesman for the Firestone i day. June 10, when he rec eived nane-'i ,-►■.! t’’it f'inier Mnw>r KmL‘‘'‘'"ry. .\i:Mre Ihy .'^ilvei hei 7. Lir.da ^-'U’i.ner. i $24..50 to chester. He worked as a grocery Mr. Gustafson Is a graduate of well os in our Meat Deportment. You will got more .Ullv 1 nffieinMv Ivi'eoPies ' v-ist- Wiiulia*! Woii.'iehe, Sheila /ara. clerk before his induction. He has I Maneliester High sehnol in llie . out of life if you con save on food. So — stop at Hnt r!e*d- n' !h«- T m1I’:'1 '''.Mntv lionor.s Cleiina HahUr KonaM Aids Digestion two aunU living at 32 Maple street class of lf>4.h, and entered flie uiil- .^lireuinr f'rjiiif Hat4'*‘rm 1‘atruui ^’ormiet, .Mvitl*' $39.50 in Manchester, Mrs. B. O'Neil and Iver.sily after serving Iwn years the Turnpike and live happy. We ore taking this HOSE The local court h i.s |i about j L’avis. v.'rysial l.>et*arl9, I>mina Del-, One reason many people like Miss M. Spellman. Spellman Is a two years h^en a small laims I Pfinte. Juleen Friedrich. Bernice I to chew a stick of delicious road and bridge constnietlon en­ , witli the Artnv Air Forc e He Is drastic step because a menibei* of tbe* .Vneinan Mar­ cntirT als*' which has jrifatlv in- Hirshick. (lene HoehnnK .iciiiiitu" Wngley's Spearmint Gum alter gineer with the 116th. keting As.soelation and tile Socie­ © IVES crea.sed :»mf>ont of husines.s Ulotlier. Nancy (lofiier. .N'lrman I every meal is that the pleasant, TROPICAL & ty for the Aclvnneeinent of .Miiii- EVERYTHINQ IS NOW ABSOLUTELY han'Med | Many. Barliara Hughes Kiain.’ I healthful chewing aids digestion. agement. \ aeatlon Pa> ' .lackson. Kleanor Keune Gi ialii' Chewing promotes the How of ¥ Baker Strike CASH AND CARRY Full Line Of Kmploveep of tlie Hockaniim ( Kuhnly. Martha lA>rd. .h*ycr Luf;-■ digestive juices and often heliis WORSTEDS Y O U ^t1^< who will have a week's v a - ! inhuhl. .Marilyn McKall, Chester relieve the discomfort that comes \l,l, \ M I Neariiig End Wr still dcUvrr FREE after you’ve made your rash purchase. SO mtinn next week, ami wh<» have j Numrych. Joyce Phillijts, Gerald' night after three days of negotia­ PICNIC after eating. r \l(T WOOL , tions between the baking linns worked the rerpiiror) number r*f | St. I^tnis. Ko*’helle Shiroki. Irene* Then. too. folks find the flavor TK eek.R since last vacation, are re-1 .Suchet ki. Kli/aheth Tomkn Itev-I (t'onttmied from Page One) and seven loc al unions repn--ent- of VVrigiey’s Spearmint Gum en­ Ing makers and leanisters failed fidUCH SUPPLIES ceivtnL' vacation pay des[)lte the, erly Wanl. Dortilhv Weekes I joyable It is real, old-fashioned j to produce agreement. fart that the J V Stevens Do.. !MMh Kirihdiiy ^ciimiinr in dit.v. Tln'sc .ire Dc $30.00 to and John T. Doherty of the State Tnc . owners of Ih*’ iTiill.s have al-i ,Mis. (Jrlando Uan.som *.( .Voithl garden mint flavor — made Irom M e need ( Labor department said they hnd Main is.'.ue m ttie di.'-i'iile is the Including paper pFatos, cups, the same kind ol mint that grows Continued I’affernTTi ^liinioii'i ni.'iUcrs. Beiiiiiikiililr vjilui's— five-day week inslead of the eiir- rendv .startr-d !u|MidaInv' Mmlr lo -' F'rfrk street is to*lay ceiehiatmLm “recommended the submission of m many New England back- e\erv one of them. rriit SIX-day week Many c.l the forks and spoons, thdrmos jugs, cal pT-op*>rtv. her 90th birthday. .Mrs Kana’>m ^$47.25 a proposal embodying prartically TURNPIKE Ctilrf Ohxprxrr ‘ employes now work a 4ci-iiour F o r m em ber of .Sahra Trumbull . all matters in dispute to a mem­ grills, otc. Rntirrt Marehnm of Vernon lasting. bership meeting of the union" week, but tile time t.s spreiid o\ ei Center hn« boon n.'inie<] chief oh- ^ SIX cinys perver foi- the town of V'ernon to i New Haven, June 29 Wil­ Tile baking linns supiilv llie (iiireee.t .Tiirigr Thomas F Kmly | MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER liam Baumgartner, pre.sldent of New York ,Mel ropolilan .ireii vmIIi Complete Line of Insecticides, who a.slterl to he relieve*! becaiise | GABARDINE TROUSERS...... $8.50 to 317.25 the New Haven local of the AFL a majorlly of its white brc'iid of the pressure nf other ilutiea. ' ••THE SPECIALTY SHOP* Bakers’ Union, predicted today Wlic'n the mecluiticm mc*etings Ghief Defen.se Fitrei-tor Frlwnrd THE FINEST an early end to the 17-dny-old broke’ up hod lugtit. a union MARKET, Dusters and Sprayers ^foriarIy arnoiinreU ttiat the 3(18 Main .Slm-I. I’lm’hiirst *'|»en 9 to S;SO— Tliiirs. and f'rl 9 bakers' strike in four New Eng­ spokesmiiM said iiegot nil ions were following siwe*! ns grfiuii'l on- Teleplione 2-4.S4S Chiscd nl noon \\ ednesdaj s land states. I terminated "beeause no offer of 151 Middle Tpk., West Telephone 8338 Keep your garden and flowers sprayed. Don’t let bugs .servers in t)i*' recent statcwi't** He said he believed that a eoni- any kind was made hy itie eompan- | IN Sport Coats and insects ruin them. teal of the warning system. w»dbi n«dL" ’ I promiae agreement proposed la.st ' les despite suiistaiiliaiil rc’durtlon Carl Conraily Diiniel W Tiitl. night in Providence, R. I., where made by the iiiuoiis from their \ ,«;r , Beth Taft, Kuth Hmll. W alter Flonnels, Cenrduroys the strike started, would be rati­ ' original 46 demands" SELECTED Fliickigcr, h'rank Mnchncck, Her­ fied there and that agreements in There was no iniiiiedinte c cim- Completi Lint of Freezer Suppliee man Ol.sun, t.'arlelon fTessler, USED CARS Connecticut, Massachusetts and , merit from the comimmes. Joan l^e. .Shirley Johntlrow, .Ma-1 Woolens New Hampshire would follow The eompanies InvolvecI are 1940 Dodge 4-Door. Ra­ STEAKS POIND non Liswell, Fdward Moriarty, | tpiiekly. Ward. General, ('onlinental. Pur-, roUNH F-oberl .Maji'haiii. Ikilorr.s Gauth­ New Haven's 100 striking bak­ ity, Grennan, Drake, Gollfned. SHOKT, T-BONK and POBTKUHOI SE DRINK MORE MILKI dio and Heater. ers ought to be back to work ear­ ier. Myrtle .Maynard. Saul I’eizcr, " 3 7 ' ' " I Gordnn and S B. Thomas Larsen’s Feed & Hardware Richard Minor Charles I’lngel, ly next week, possibly Monday, ' They sen e New York c ity. Pong Cut from Heavy Western Comm. Beef. 1940 Studeboker Cham­ Baumgartner said. I lalnnd, W.’stc best. e. 'mcvil of New 34 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. 5406 Seraphin I’ollio. Darius Flummer, BRUNNER’S Federal mediators working in Robert Smith. HaroM Kington, pion. Radio & Heater. I Jersey and parts of Falrfiehf eoun- Howard thmock, Richard Kowal­ Providsnoe did not disclose the ' ty. Conn. LEAN. TENDER terms of the agreement proposed ski. Joseph Bridge, Kd%vard 1948 Chevrolet Club there, but Baumgartner said they BONELESS POT ROAST lb. 89c Hamm, Harold Luetjen. Mr. and HISTORY-MAKING SALI Included the five-day week, with j( !Ih *ih ‘v Mrs. Burton Disk, Helen R-mly and Coupe. Radio r-d certain modifications, and adjust- Norman Kratzke Heoter. menU in vacation privileges Varaiioii Slarls' Marriage Intentliiiis TELEVISION - RADIOS - REFRIGERATORS He said there never had been SMOKED PICNICS lb. 59c The following have made appli- any disagreement about the 10 ___ Ii 1 alien tor hiai riage In i-n.ses at the 1948 Pontioc 4-Door Hy- per rent pay increase sought by ' Pi*(Kliutu)n ^'inploy(‘r.«» of (lirnry , office rif Town Clerk Kerwin A. AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS AT Elliott: Mis.s Ruth Lavitl and Dr. dromotic. Radio and the bakers. ! Brotlirrn will Iboir annual ^ Baumgartner put the current RIB OVEN ROAST lb. 78c Seymour 1. Kumnier of Hockville; Heoter. PRICES LOWER THAN WHOLESALE! average pay for bakers at J1 3.1 .lUP w'‘fk vacation U \va« : Miss Klaine Loi.s Kelley of F.lling- , an hour, aiid said that drivers of rrport( d toitny. plant will ! VERY LEAN ton and .\orinan It flaeitner of 1950 Chevrolet 2-Door. Ellington. Mi.sa Marian -VI.' TiUon bakery delivery tnirks, paid both j rloRo tonipht and will roope'n on Radio and Heater. salary and commission, reerne Monday morning sluly t» fit 7 ' of Dajiiel.son and Daniel .Szalontai STEWING BEEF lb. 89c of Rnskville; Miss Joanne Kraje.v- more than that. i o'clock All prodii. lion cmplovccR who skl of tt'ickville am! .N'uliolas Zac- 1947 Mercury Club Cpe. BARGAINS GALORE! New York. June 29 have ht-rn with thr tncal cfunpany ' raro of Talrottville, .Mi.ss Eloi- 'IT' FROM THE FAMOUS HOUSE OF FORST rnce Girshick and Alvin H. Brown Radio and Heater. Mediators will try again today to fiv“ or morr yrars will rccoivo | KE.ADY TO EAT BONELESS of Snmer.s WASH SLACKS $4.00 to $9.95 avert a strike threatened by two weeks' pa^ and n one w« ck 16-in. TV Console bakers of nine major companies vacation. Employees with the firm llomir Koll Reg. $463.75 ir.sfi than five ye«rs will reitivo The final honor roll of the year after midnight tomorrow in a PICNIC HAMS lb. 79c at Rockville High school has I'cen HARTFORD ROAD dispute over a five-day work week ’ n wrt'lt s vacation, with pay ac- (No Wnstc). j eordin^ to the h'HKlh of their announced by Principal Allen L. demand. Dreeser as foil iws: $149 Z E N IT H T V SUMMER BATHROBES service. WHOLE OR SHANK HALF FORyiOST USED GARS Th'e strike notice came fast Si'nion. High Hono.s: Harbaia i.'ook, 270 nARTFORD RO\n Reg. $519.95 16-in. Tfrr\rlo(h. .Seersucker COOKED HAMS lb. 73c Virginia Dailey Wayne Kellner. TELEPHONE ’2-4168 $259 und Cot tons. $6.95 ( $13.95 3F A AVberl Kerkin. Anna Tratt, FOR.MOST AI.L BEEF Clja.rlra Wheeler, Jeanetlc Ziiraw. Open Until 9 P. M. Admiral AM-FM Radio, ★ Honors: Jane Avery Rsibert Phono and TY (Blond) FRANKFURTERS lb. 79c Baum. Nanev Rerthold Arlene If Fireworks Reg. $409.95 16-in. $329.95 BATHING Tk “AL" ROGERS YORKSHIRE BACON lb. 59c • l WONTT SAV our WmiNb is Admiral TY Console TRUNKS -K • »...... OVERLOftPED— BUT THATS T H | Jf LEAN, BONELESS TOAST I PUT IN FOR VOU,_ TFIilJV< LOTH II.SIOV 17-in. % \\l> NVI.ON Jf OLD BOLTON ROAD M. "yS S T E R D A V NIORNINO/* $244 SCOTCH HAM lb. 89c V Table Model TY )f NRST RIGHT OFF ROUTE 6 PAST SHADY GLEN $2.95 to >f ¥ HAM LOAF lb. 89c $188 - 1.2-ft. Double Door $5.95 A BEAL TREAT Philco Self-Defrosting Zenith FM Radio Ti:unv(;i,OTH REAL GOLD COFFEE lb. 77c Refrigerator Reg. $39.95 BEACH JACKETS $1.69 to $3.95 For the glorious tth of .luly, we will have Ham, Cold Overloaded electric circuits aren’t only O range H all B ingo Cuts and all your pienic needs. $27.99 $399.95 OPEN .\U 1).\Y FOl RTH OF .11 LY TO SERVE YOU! EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. incoiiv^enient . • . They’re downright KNITTED 11 Cans Best Maine Sardine.s...... $ 1 .0 0 Penny Bingo 7:l.'j to 7 iT.i—Regular Bingo at 7=45 dangerous. POLO SHIRTS I Pints of Kraft Mavonnaise ...... $ 1 .0 0 BEG. 17il5 6-Ql PBESTO COOKEBS S11.95 VALUES LIKE \\ m i OK WITIIOI T ' ORANGE HALL T H E S E A R E I 46 Oz. Cans Grapefruit Juice ...... $ 1 .0 0 BEG. 12i)5 GENEBAL ElECTBIG IBONS S8.95 < <*I.I..\I( Make sure your house has adequate MAKING HISTORY! 9 I-arge Baeon Brand Soda ...... $ 1 .0 0 $34.9$ All $1.50 to 11-, FOUB SLICE AUTOMATIC TOASTEBS $1IL93 .'I 16 O/.. Cans of Blended .luice .. $ 1 .0 0 wiring, and enjfey the difference. Chrome ^Sunbeam Dormeyer—S.'12..')0 6 No. 2 Cans of .le sso 'B e a n s...... $ 1 .0 0 w a r i n g TOAST $2.95 COFFEE MAKERS 7 Cans of Si fled P e a s ...... ^ $ 1 .0 0 BLENDORS MASTERS FRI-WELL .SHOKT SLKK4 K .‘I Cans i»f Bonita Flakes ...... $ 1 .0 0 $21.99 $14.95 " $18.99 SPORT SHIRTS $1.95 to $3.95 “SWEET VIOLETS” ...... Dinah Shore .3 No. 2*2'€ans of Peaches...... $ 1 .0 0 S T R A W H A T S $2.29 to $7.50 “A LONELY LITTLE ROBIN” ...... Mindy Carson One Solid Head of Lettuce, One Package of COME ON UP! THE BUYING’S FINE All ntylm. “JOSEPJ^INE” ...... I.es Paul Firm Tomatoes. One Dozen Juice Oranges, REMINGTON RAND * ^ O N D E R W H Y ’*^...... (iuy Lombardo One Cucumber. One Green Pepper. Garden Hoso, Porch HoYYor Boxes, Underground CONTOUR “6^ DELUXE FOOTWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY ALL FOR $1.00 Garbage Receivers, Garbage Polls, Water Polls. ELECTRIC SHAVERS Special! Yard D ryers...... 5.95 BRUNNER’S REG. Open Doily 8 to 8— Fri. and Sot. 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. T he Connecticut ^ P ower C ompany APPLIANCE a REFRIGERATOR DEPARTMENT 525.50 CXHOllSESSON ; Potterton’s OPEN A U DAY UUHDAY COX HARDWARE 358 EAST CENTER STREET I IM c . : l a r g e s t o c k —a l l SPEEDS. 45. 78 CORNER MAI.N anij MIDDLE TURNPIKE TEL. 6161 OPEN TODAY UNTIL 9 P. M.~SATURDAY UNTIL 5 P. M. W E G IV E G R E E N 8 TA BAF8 - ICED SODA AND BEER AT THE CENTER SRR-.III MAIN STREET ------< \ - j MANCHKSiKK EVENING HEKALU. UAMCHESl-ER. (XINN« FRIIJAY JUNE 29. 1951 MANCHESTEB KVENING HERALD. MAN'CHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY .TUNE 2ft, 19M PAGE SEySIt

Warm weather continued in the retired live years ago under the plus one elective subject. James A. jorie A. Grimes, 201 Spring street. 8«ac«w Ploy On China? Storm, Flood Ixiss Kouthern and far western states Claim Mar8liall .tO-yenr aervice retirement provl- For The Latest in Dorsey, Superintendent I'irei'tor Harold T. Hewitt, 327 Parker 4bntl(ratrr hut It was cool from the Great ■lon of Army regulatlona. Eastern Star Appointeil Again Award Sales of F.ducntlon for the state, pre-, strv.et. Mrs. Sigrid A. Modran, 39 ■nie (TM tedt ckteh In the Rm - Modem Eyewear I>akes region westward to the Will Resign Job LMt week another JCS member senti'd eertlflcates for individual Cambridge street, Stanley Opa- rian l«ad«ndilp tor trulod in Koi^a Set at Millioii8 Rockies and southwestward Into scotched reports th.'.t he intended coursi'S to 54 persons, inch. 411 Norlli Main street, Jo- Eoraing to quit. Oen. Hoyt Vandenberg, la, M m ay appear in the open be­ the central Great Plains. Ends Season Diplomas Here , rtus.srll Potterton, president of sepli Haynor. West street, Mar.v M tB L w m ) BT n s Air Chief of Staff, sent an Informa­ nUMTINO 00. Die. (OoBtlnned from Page One) Hie Chamber of Commerce, was .strong. 142 HolUster slreet; Frank fore the thlnB U aetUed, the poe- (OOntlaued from Pace One) tive telegram to all-air commanda u Jim ii ftTMt, Hie toastmaster and liitrodueed Symond.s, 603 Hartford road, aibiUty that Ruaaia la not and h a i hia second attempt to retire from denying what he aald were rumors Hold BanipiPt to Iturog- Mseebwtw. U»m>. Heavy, steady rains are needed j M f n . ' H elt'ti T . E lliott I n ' Hie guests. Princiiml Edsoii Howard Tiirkington, 186 Center i TBOMAB nitOOBON, lA'wis. Reiitlier active public life. He had retired that he planned to retire. He aald If.-) not been apeaklng tor Com m u- in the area. The drought ha.s been iixc (loinplelion of I Bailey of Hie High school brought street, Ftniiim Ann Wnbrek, 193 f> r ^ T r a w . OM'l Hmmkf in 1M5 from active army duty as he would remain as long as Presi­ H onoretl ut K reeption I Maple street. Ilalph H. Warren, FcSBaeToilobw I. IW^____ nlat China. To the contrary, the so severe that traffic over the in-, a five star general, only to be call­ dent Truman desired. i greetings from the Board of Kdii- tracoastal waterway a ninln ar- : Swap liiveslives SMhtriluition t'oiirNUk ention Howard Tiirkington. a 13 Centerfield street. reality may be th at R ussia ta ed back by Mr. Truman to serve fiiven After Meeting I tery for East-W est gulf water traf- ! paMialMd tryina to force and co rn er C'om- as Hecietary of State. Then, after Typhoon Near Luron I memlier of the Student ^Advi.sorv 1 ; m £ X a r ia t Holidw*. •' ““ fic Is threatened. | I'oum il. iiresented g ills lo Hie fc« MMefcMtir. Conn, becoming ill and undergoing long M anila. Ju n e 20 - (;Pi A ty ­ t’erlificates and diplomas were j Mini's COLLIDE munUt China into a policy which Army engineers pondered wheth- | (Cnnllnurd from Page One) Temple CThapter .No. 53. Order ; I three instructors, Conrad Moii- mZmtCMB lun lUttw. liospltallrntion, .Maishall resigned phoon warning for northern Luzon of the Eastern Star hold its last awarded to 67 student members Communist China itself may not er to open locks to let the water­ the State department po.st and of Hie Pistribiilive Kdiimtion 1 talhano. .Stanley Killeen and Al- I SofiMli', .liiMu < Ti An oil RATCS rural areas to avoid paying t’AW and the Batanes islands was regular meeting ol the season ! TO«»cia»^oN like \”ery m uch. way fill with salt water from the went to his Lecsberg, Va., home clnsscs offered here under the I vln Goldberg. tfinkcr Imnml uino.isl (mm ('nil- II1.UU Guif of Mexico. But farmers in the wage standards. issued this afternoon. Wednesday evening at the Ma-1 OM tm t IV **»",■•• f e.oo again to start retirement. But sponsorship of the Itetnll Mer­ I INvo courses have tiei n ofterod I form a ami a iJrtM'k •)» iDoiittw by K»' •• In order to appreciate this pos­ heart of Uousiana's rich rice bowl Tile six-page slnteineiita was the The weather, bureau said a •onlc Temple. Approximately 3501 t t oo a few months later Mr. Truman chants liiirrau and supervised hy in so.'-sions knoten as Hie spring ; liiloil in hrnvv fo^ ('ff the O regon Om «ontb IV • sibility. some background should feared the salt might damage their UAW's first .since Lewis opened tropical disturbance discovered w'ere present, including Mrs. , » •<» asked him to lake the defen.se Job. the Slate Board of FdueaHon The I and fall terms. Following is Hie : c*oa>t !at«' last ni^ht. Tho ('ohaI •inft* O w ...... $10,000,000 rice <,rnp. ' fire here iasi .Saturday in a niiich- | two days ago had doubled in fury Eleanor K. Lewis. Worthy Grand ' t .»! be cited, in the first place, there Althovigh sfierulation about ills Have Vnur bye rhyairlun's Prescription Arcumtely Filled By Us. awards were made at the Man­ I list of Hiose who rei i'iv( il in.al |('.uanl ii'poitcil rally totlay both WMkIy. by tliOO lialiyhooed outing billed as a tentli I as it curved northward. Matron of the state of Connecticut •nb*. PtIiTtred. On« T*»r has never been any indication that I H'l Truck ( r.,|K anniversary ceiebration of the | ictiremeiit has recurred pcilixiic- Only First quality !>>nses and Franm Used. chester Country (liili Wednesday diplomas for liavirig siieee.ssuillv Nrs H h appnirntly rMuapnl ^rnoii.s nasnirm ue ii j . , . , . I Army engineers said tiiey have ally almost since liie time of ids and her associate grand officers, I finished Hie entire coiiise dining |iiam an c * MEMHBR OF Russia originally intended to have factors to considci in deciding signing of Hie first tlAW loiitract i Repair HervItT Given Immedinto Attontlon. evening following the annual ban­ With the Ford Motor Co. , ai-iioinlment, Marshall Leonard M. Grace, IJrensed Optician and seven Past Grand Officers. ' the past two years ’V\u' \cssrN \vri»‘ thr SS Aiulrry TH* vS! iClATKD fKKSS China involved in the Korean af- whether to open llie lo< k.s the val­ quet. I'r Harold J Mahoney. Di­ Th« asaoelsted Press 's eiclusissir Reiitlier not oniv rejei tess>hility of his | months ago. is in good siiapc The Among names mentioned nave flower.s, the coloi scheme being were 13 student members who re­ Ire. 'nc. do-intcllecliiiil iiit-vvit, " I,ewis as­ THE ARMY and N AVY CLUB Publlsi.srs Kepresenlal'ves f”* tion in Communist circles in .Norm dry weather has cut down Hie boll lieen tlio.se of Robert .1. l.ovett.j WATKINS i blue and gold to commemorate the Attorney Charles S. HoiU'e has ceived final diplomas for having Julius llsthsws Special Agen.-^»' boll weevil dimuige. sailed Hie esialalor wage sy.stcm 60th year of the chapter. been reappointed a.* a member of completed five required courses Boston'''’^*! Korea. The C om m unist leaders uliicli Rnilhci liiis fostered and tile deputy secretary. John .1. Me-1 b r o t h e r s . IN C . i Tors rbieaao ^etroll snd ' FI.....I waters covered hundreds Clov. American High I'omim.ssloii- The initiatory work wa.* exem­ the State Board of Bar Examin­ ------■ who were Moscow-oriented di.sap- 'o f Hiolis.inds of lures in K.iiisiis sneered 111 Hie auto Workers presi­ plified on the candidates by the aTOIT Bt'ltlTM' OFI cr in the U. S. Occupation of funeral ! ers. effective July 1. The ap­ »VfiMBs.R peared from sight and new .North 'an d Misstniri Tlie .Missouri flood dent's roll- in World-Wide nffnirs. A officers of Temple chapter. The pointment is for a four-year term. aRlTMATlONS I rowd estimated at more than 40,- Germany, and W. .(-tiiart Syiuing- ; Koreans aligned witli Peiping area stretched from Kansas city ton, presently head of Hie P.eroa-| S ERVICE soloist for the evening was Mrs. The former state senator has 1 Ths Htralc. PrlntlB« Company. Inp.. to St Charles, near SI. I.otii.- .\i- (lOO nllended took over. In the Ihiid pin. e, n St ruction Finance Corporation. Irene M. Fo.ster Associate Matron been a member of the hoard for i . .I l l ; ; - .0 an.ncl.1 «.P«n.ibU.t, tor I inv engineer. said wc.ikeiiing volci an.s of pro- Ormand J.West of the chapter. ■SIX years. 1 BANTLY typoxrkphlc.1 .iro n .ppasrina in Khnuld he reralled that then liuve All Ih rre arc ; dikes may push upwards then P en tag o n nerviui*. Director During the evening the Worthy- y.rtliwmenl. wiO ’ther re.iPng mij.< tlgiire of JOO.nOlt flooded acres. vious — ------^------I FOR THE 4th been recent complaints in tlw Chi­ Deal/is Last Night \'- Tlie twn-voar torm (if Gen. Grand Matron was presented with BINGO In Th. K.nche.let E»»nin* llerila. I There was no drinking water In pany wa.* steady. In 1927. lie wa.s : nese prcs.s over the lack of equip­ O nuir B radley. eliairnian of the a beautiful bouquet of yellow OIL CO. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT I Sedalia, a city of 2.'>.000 popiila-! promoted to traffic superintend- I Friday. June 20 ment and materials for the war in ' tion Hundreds of farm families By THE \SHOri.\ rEI> I’KESS .foinl Chiefs of Staff, runs out on Hank Gowdy’s Stand roses and Idiie delphiniums and ent. Two years later, he was trans­ STARTING AT 8:1.*) SHARP August 16, hut Mr. Truman is ex­ also a personal gift from the Korea -complaints wlilch could have l>een eviiciiiitcd. .Many high- New York lyoroy A Wilson, ferred to the company's home of­ TEL. 52M 20 REGULAR GAMES— .'1 SPECIALS ON SALE SAT. - MON. & TOES. ' ways and roads are closed ,'io, whose rose from a traffii- i lerk pected to urge him to remain. NEXT TO HANK GOWDY'S GARAGE— BOLTON cliapter. The other grand officers fice in New- Y ork. In 1942. he wa-s I only hr addressed to Russia In the The Issue Well Stated j Klvera iin Kaiiipage lo presideiiev of the huge Aiiicri- Under provisirms of the N'ati 'n.d 3196 present and the chapter officers promoted to general commereial fourth place, it sliould he noted Five rivers were on a rampage Can Teleptioiie ami Telegrapli Sei iirily Act setting up the oiTice were presented with corsages of engineer and in 1944 wa.s elected I Range and Fuel Sometimes tltose professionally I that. Ill various recent proiiounce- in Kansas, IniindiiHng lictween , eompaiiy in 2R years. He was of J( 'H chairman, a reappointment A FINE ASSORTMENT OF mixed floiwers. vice president in charge of finance. I 2.98 VALUE MEN'S 5.98 to 8.98 VALUE WOMEN'S concerned with the business of ..... ' 20 inches deo)> in Iront of and former dean" of women at I Wilson of Brazil. Ind. Matron of Connecticut Grand LIGHT 4 8 1 I . MIDOll TURNMKI MANCNISTIR sitting on the sidelines who, in a I Hial underneath their uneasy sur- , Hie ManhiiHiiii iity tiall. Store Nazareth roilege in Kalamazoo. I Wll.son resided with his wife and fronts were .simriiagged Many Adah Mrs. Elliott, her family and letter to the Christian Scp-nce I ooporatioii. Itiissia and I daughter at Short Hills, N. J. I face families in hoHi (dies were lorced the Grand Officers received the ROCK AmAP.Ini: nclortlnn Monitor, has done as fine a jnlAas are still rivals rivals in members and visitors during the Boxer .lyiee. In of fiiillA In ntitn.v ( liinn from Hicir homes. BET.MN TR.VNSI'KKRED rntton tu lll mid we have seen in defining the issue in 16 I iiriil 2 Kore.a. rivals in all of Asia riu.t \ .Nalioiial Guardsmen were on 'Jl- reception in the main lodge room, faet drying Arrliilr. m Korea. It is not that he says , of j hour duty in ropeka, piitrudmg after which a social hour follow­ Port-Jomville. He d'Veii, Fnuicc, limtrv ami . Ijih- line wiHi the analysis true fruit flavors All rnliire In .iiiiiM. l r \ tAfTrtHb. H «ol- anything new or startling or | ! dikes proteeiing most sections of ed with refresmenUs served in the June 29--(A’i Ailing former Mar­ nuMlhim. Inrgr iind authorities otherwise as far apart ,ai.ital from Hie surging Kail­ SHOE banquet hall Mrs. Elliott receiv­ orn. ronihlnntlmih. original. It is rcmarkalilc because shal Henri Philippe Petaln, 9.5. fe?} 42-44-46. as General Msc.Arlhur and the ^^s river. ed many personal gifts from her w-as tran sferre d from Hie prison Af your doalors and hlarli. it la at once simple and funda­ architect.s of British foreign ‘ Nebraska has heen hit hy four REPAIRING friends in recxignitlon of the honor of Fort de la Plerre-Levee today Buying TV? mental. The letter was sent to j floods Ibis mimlli. Tornadoe.s ai.d bestowed upon her by the Grand to a private mansion here, r’"'''''’ had added to some fli.od danvige Of the Roltrr Kind C h ap ter. Petaln, head of the Nazi-spon­ the Monitor by Wayne C., Wil- 1 Bunging Hus hnekground iin western N’eliraska. Two hail The Worthy Grand Matron com­ sored Vichy government during Home of Denver. Colo nnU wc Woll, lot us givo you th* word on STANEK'S. It’s to Hie pie.scllt is.sue. w hal ceins I storms in two days in Hie rich ir- DONE WHILE mended the officers of Temple World War II. received a medical 2.98 VALUE WOMEN’S 2JNI VALUE GIRLS' quote it as follows- possible IS Ihia; that Russia i.s not ' rigated croplands near Scottsbliilt YOU WAIT chapter on the splendid perform­ pardon June 17 becau.se of his "SERVICE." Every new set that goes out of here caused damage estimated at $2.- END ance of their duties and also ex- great age. The marshal had been '■ 'We do not understand wi.al a\‘orsr to having Hie awskened FIREWORKS onn.iino. prea.sed her appreciation on the re­ condemned to life imprisonment has the bocking of a completely equipped, effi­ we are fighting for,' writes s Ol sense of Chinese nalioiiallsiii take SAM YULYES Itaiii.s fell again ve.stcrday iii the ception she had received from the for his wartime collaboration w-ith ciently staffed service department— a factor that from Korea. From many quarters a Ix'Htmg in Korea, tiiat Russia is lower Miasnin valley ns well as 701 M.MN STHEKT ch ap ter. the Germans. ROUTE 85 here in America we hear the same really interested, almost a.s much over iiiosl of the lower fireat Worthy Matron Mary G. Beure- has prompted many customers to buy here with Pinafores and l.nlies region and Hie Ohio v.ii'.ey. i thing. It is almost im-xplical'le or gard of Temple chapter wished all a-s wc are. in sei ing th a t UliinB xn enjoyable summer and ex­ BOLTON confidence. would be if there were not so does not grow too powerful, and pressed t;ie hope that they would much dust and bitter partisan that, just as Ftussia and fluna all be back in September for the GLASS .Six Miles From Manchester clamor and so many conflicting liBve th eir g re a te s t (-om munity of fall meetings. For Every Purpose Next To Pesee’.M Store MOTOROLA-HALLICRAFTERS Housedresses cries, so much confusion. interest in seeing tliat no western AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Auto. Mirrors, Window "Events are moving rapidly an I power attains a position of domi­ • REnilCED R.\TES (UNCE 1020 Wilson of AT&T TV • RADIO • AUTO RADIOS • GRADING FREE WORK Plate. Obscure BIG it's hard in the dust of conflict to nation in the Far East, so wc and I GUARANTEED • POWER ROI.1.ER USED MONTH Succumbs at 50 Our regular 2.98 Little gIrU and big appraise events justly, separate Russia have some community of • FRF.E rS'HMATRS CALL Phone 3.122 girl, laalrx anil jrr- MANIillESTER ASSORTMENT and 3.98 frock'. the mountain tops from the foot­ policy in 'seeing that China does • TIME PAYMENTS Wrap around and ar.v enlm .ull*. 3-6. hills or get a true perspei live on not liecome too, poweilul either. • SAVE 10% FOR ffASIl 7001 New- Y ork, June 2 9 —(45 - Leroy WHITE bolero 'ly li-'. ICcgii- and 7-14. I and 2- S.WK WITH A. Wilson, president of the Ameri­ Follow Arrows TELEVISION liir and half aizra. plrce nI xIioi. what the fundamentals ahoiil If any of this is so, it opens Hie can Telephone and Telegraph com­ which we fight involve. further pos.slbllily that the Itus- pany, died yesterday. He was .50. GLASS CO. EASY PARKING "Let us take the long view ol DeMAIO BROTHERS Wilson, who rose from traffic 24 Birch St. Manchester sisn overtures fur peace in Korea clerk to head of the vast Bell sys­ events, and, skipping the dramatie Call Now—Wc Personally Supervise All Work really oonstltute a squeeze plan tem in 20 years, had been a patient Irifles, look calmly at Hic iumls- on China, and. then fore, it al.so ENDS TOMORROW at WATKINS at Presbyterian hospital here for 2.49 VALUE MEN'S nientals. exfioseK til,' 1 ham (■ that Russia two weeks. • 140 VALUE 8IRLS’ 2-6 The nature of his illness was not "Here is what wc liiid; may not really be alile to deliver dlBcIosed. An A. T. * T. spokes­ "1. Out of the travail, sacrifice, ( C.'Tiina along the lines of the Rus­ Savings for every room in the home at W-atkins Month-End Clearance. There .still man said Wil.son had been ailing “FRUIT OF THE LOOM” blood and .suffering of World W ars I sian proposal itself niat, rather remain manv, manv markdowns in living room, dining room, and bedroom turniture; ce­ for several months. Bom in Terre Haute, Ino., Wll­ BeHer buy now ! I and n, the winners, led by the DOUBLE S & H GREEN dar chest and bedding. Tables, desks, lamps, pictures and mirrors. Scatter and room size than any possible catch in the ' .son got his first job a t 14 as a Your old cor may nfever again be great democratic nations and lov­ Rus.sian proposal il.sell. may lie | rugs; bruadloom carpets. Juvenile furniture and carriages. Electric home appliances: out­ theater ticket taker. Later, he worth what we can allow for it now! ing peace, determined to build an the thing to watch If Russia Is door furniture.^ played the piano for silent films STAMPS WITH ALL CASH during summer vacations. Ha international ^irgaqvaatlon to stop frying to impose a peace upon 1 Sport Shirts Here are just a few highlights of the original reductions so you can visualize the sav­ w orked a.s an iron ore shoveler aggressive war. China, will China take it? SALES SATURDAY, JUNE 30 ings vou'll make l)v shopping tomorrow. All items listed are subject to-prior sale, all of­ while attending Rose Polytechnic "They formed first the I>ague institute, Terre Haute, where he lliind.omr rayon fered "As Is"; all sales final-. Open until 5:30 tomorrow afternoon. was graduated w-ith an engineer- .\cctalc aport ahlrla Of Nations, which failed, and then in degree. SUITS (>u*.v to launder. Iran Retrcat.s Sli)fhlly | AND SUNDAY, JULY! formed the United Nations and He joined A. T. A T, in Terre Short alcrvea In 5 dedicated Its Charter, methods and The key explanation of Iran's Haute as a traffic clerk and was iittractlvc o n I (I r a. $85.00 Wing Chair; Chippen­ purposes to the achievement of Seemingly extrema course with ' $225.00 3-Pc. Bedroom G roup; ' $3.25.00 Lovw 'iSeat; custom- $09.50 Bookcase: 36-lnch; 3 chojjen to head the far-flung Bell Cotton play time Slf.«Mi am all, nirdl- ite; rose plain I shelves with glass doors; 1 dale; green damask: brass nail ay.stem in 1948. Thq, $8,000,000,000 aiilta. So raay lo iini, large, extra peace, giving it the power to regard to the nationalization of its SAM ond TOM'S .solid maple; full size bod: 6- built; Hepplewjh velvet; diamond tufted seat I drawer with brass pulls; trim : ...... •»*•»» communications concern employ.' wiiah, ao prartiriil laVgr. oil industry haa been an Iranian | drawer cheat; 5-drawer dress- i federate all the peace-loving na­ er base with mirror . . SI79.00 I and back: hair filled $290.00 I m ah ogany ...... $57.75 625,000 persons and has approxi­ for llir hot aiiliimrf. tions against any nation tliat com­ assumption that, no matter what SERVICE STATION $98.00 (4) Small Queen Anne mately 1.000,000 stockholders. Attrortlvr print, Lounge Chair; choice of As president of the utility firm mitted aggression against another course Iran followed, Rrilain 11.') MAIN STRKKT $:;29.(I0 4-Pc. Bedroom Group; $27,5.00 Love S eat; green bro- | jg g oo 5-Pc. Breakfast Group; mid ntrlpra. SHORT SLEEVE COnONS $144 Chippendale: swell front catelle; Ixnicle fringe trim; solid maple; refectory table green, gold, grey o r red bro ca- he received a salary of $178,000 nation. and the United States would and dresser; chest-on-chest: twin bisqiiit tufted back; and four iti-etcher base telle cover; pleated back; a year. "2. The UN then set up the could not allow Iranian oil pro­ beds; mahogany . . . $249.00 2-cushton ...... $239.00 , c h airs ...... $64.50 boucle fringe trim; Wilson's rise with the Bell com- duction to be interrupted. This as­ T -cushlon ...... $09.00 Southern Korean Republic, and $423.25 3-Pc. Bedroom Group; $198.00 Love Seat; gold broca- | 1 J8-2.98 VALUE M ISSES' sumption haa been so firm that $28.95 ( 3 1 3-Pc. Juvenile Table IJIt VALUE 6IRLS’ Russia organized and sent the solid cherry: full size ( iinnon telle: single down T-coshlon; j C hair; fringe valance; pleated amis; and Chair Sets; chrome; heat- $198.00 Slieraton Wing North Korean CommunisU into a Iran haa believed tliat. even if Hie liail style bed; dres.ser: chest; custom-built; olive. blue and federal mirrors $29M.OO Imtton tufted back . . $179.00 resistint plastic tabic tops; bloody program of invasion British operators of Hu od indus­ green or red plastic coral doemneht print chintz; against South Korea. try should leave, Uic L'niled States Holiday Special $237.50 4-Pc. Bedroom Group; $169.50 Sofa Bed; full spring upholstery ...... $24.75 oll\-e moss fringe trim: down- conslniction; quilted sleeping feather______seat< . . $17.5.00 AA "S. T h is violated tl\e UN C h ar­ would .see that they were replaced. Modem Gi-ey oak; swell front W« pick up YOUR OLD CAR dres.ser; chest; full size bed: I pad; red metallic-thread up- $12.75 (31 P lay Y ards; w axed PUY RAYON Iran has believed that the West ; i ; . should more thon moke tho down ter and the UN named them In­ ■ night tab le ...... $189.00 liolsterv ...... $90.00 birch, hardwood maple floors; $189.00 Lounge Chair: genuine vaders and aggressors and called would, in the end, make almost safety catches ...... $10.95 red leather; T-cushlon; brass poyment, if it is pf a v erage valu^— making any concc.ssion rather Hian run $'277..50 Q ueen Anne H ighboy; $98.00 Studio Couch: holster nail t r i m ...... $H i.0O on Its members to join In a col­ Hartford Road Used Cars hack cusliions; green and monthly payments lower. Comfe' in now the possibllily that Iranian oil solid mahoganv; bonnet $3.89 ( 6 ) Play Yard Pads; blue lective fight to stop the invaders. t o p ...... $229.00 maroon sliipc; boucle fringe or pink checked patterns in $125.00 Wing Chair; Chippen­ while we’re trading highi The United States took the lead production should go to Russia. trim ...... $04.75 vinyl plastic ...... $2.95 dale: green satin cover; moss SHORTS BLOUSES $175.00 Full Size Bed; tester in this first eollectiVe resistance This assum ption wa-s present in fringe trim; loose Hire* 7-14 bed vi-lth fram e; m ahog­ ' $89..50 Studio Couch; Tw o-cush- cushion ...... $90.00 Tiillorrd ahrrra and the letter the Iranian premier sent j ion; black and red floral, red $69.50 (2) Clialrside Table; ma­ to in-vaslon in all history. any ...... $12.5.00 hogany; gold tooled leather D r n I III a , ro tto n ', lacy t r I ni a. All to President Truman yesterday. cording trim ...... $70.50 $85.00 Barrel Chair; Queen "4. W hen the Chinese Commu­ top; 1 shelf ...... $.55.00 • Duiivur tultrr-ulla, plain abort al(>ovr or cap 1949 Mercury $136.00 kMll Size Bed: solld I ------Anne; green matelasse cover; color nr plain ulHi * I 66 Tbe whole letter was e.ssentially Voo 'I r e v r atvli-., .Sizes $79.50 Kneehole Desk; serpen­ nists Invaded South Korea, the maliogany: reeded high | bras.s trim : boucle fringe Save ^100 to ^400 plaid trim. Bnxrr .32-38. an invitation to the I’nltcd States p o sts ...... $110.00 tine front drawers; flsrlng $75:00 Pembroke Table; all ma­ UN promptly labeled them as hogany; inlaid; 1 drawer with trim; p leated back ... $74J)0 and button etylr. to see that the oil industry still bracket feet; nine drawers; aggraaaors and as violating the $88.00 Twin Size Bed; cherry mahogany veneered .. $50JiO brass pull ...... $64.50 keeps operating even if the Brit- $149.00 Fanback Chair; green UN-Charter and the fight was bn. panel head and foot nylon matelasse cover; tufted 4 Door Sedan maple; i $69.50 Drum T able; 26-inch | ~ Lowest price in its field! i.sh experts leave. boards ...... $49.50 $82.00 Kneehole Desk; back: moss fringe trim $110.00 3-6x SIZES 79c SHORT SLEEVE PLAIDS $149 That is the struggle i^olng on now. 8 drawers with brass gold tooled leather top; ma- ‘ • It ^ou have a doctor'* At'the same time, however, this The Witlys costs .y(»tt(d.l00 to S4Q0 "Bvary aoldler fighting under RADIO AND HEATER — EXCELLENT CONDITION $99.75 Cedar Chest; Mahogany I h ard w are ...... $69.95 I hoiany; pedestal base; 1 $79T()0 (2) Wing Chair; Queen prescription to be com­ the banner of the UN is fighUng assumption on the part of Iran lowbo.v ...... $79.00 I drgwer with brass pull $55.00 Anne; green or red damask less than any Othfer'Toll-size station $89.95 Kneehole Desk; 3-panel to stop aggraaaion, to vindicate the seems to have weakened alm ost cover; boucle fringe trim; pounded, and no one to $85 00 Cedar Cheat; Maple [ (fold tooled leather top; ma- $70.50 Nest of Tables; mahog­ wagon! It costs less to run, too— IRR. of 39c PASTEL IRR. of 1.19 SEAMFREE Immediately after the le tte r to fogm rubber cushion ■ ■ $60.75 UN Charter and to end aggreasion lo w b o y ...... $59.50 1 iiogany; 8 drawers .... $74.75 any; X-stretcher base; brown tend to a drug stpre'.Just Truman was sent. Yesterday Iran only $108.00 Semi-Modem Lounge money-saving mileage from the bigh- by tyrannous dictators and- enable $4A00 best; M odern | $191.00 China Cabinet; solid leather top with gold tooling; telephone us. Our mes- the world to live in peace. m ade its first retreat from tough­ $34.,50 j m aple; cab in et base w ith tw-o m easures 17x25>,j. Chair; green and gold metal­ condpression H V R R tC A SE Engine lic texture cloth; boucle ness toward the British, promis­ ______„ . top'drawers; 3-shelf top com- inches ...... $40.50 Mnger will call for the ' "That is the m ain purpose of fringe trim; tufted . . . long tire life . . . low-cost main­ ing to repeal the bill which, the '•-Trvi;-l $369.00 Sofa; Custom-built; . p^rtment with glass doors; (mesh) the war. If the UN-U. 8. troops Chippendale; 2-cushlon; red {,^ ,3 h a r d w a r e ...... $125.00 $115.00 Barrel Chair; solid ma­ back ...... $150.00 prescription; deliver the conoN and the collective army of the Britlfh personnel feared, might and gold metallic damask; hogany frame; amall figured tenance and repairs. Come in now expoae them to extreme punish­ 1948 CHEVROLET heavy moas fringe trim; solid $39.50 Modem Bookcase: 3- blue tapestry cover ... M8.00 $135.00 Lounge Chair; green compounded medidnes. Irae nations can now stop the self-figured brocatelle: fringe ■ for a road-test of the smooth-riding ment if anything went wrong in mah(>gany stret^er shelf; ligh t birch flnl.sh $-!4 7.5 Oommunlits and compel obedience b a s e ...... $259.00 $49.50 (2) Small Sherihon Bar- valance: foam mbber No extra charge. Be sure doubly-useful Willys Station Wagon. the oil industry. to the Charter, then ths aggressor $49.75 Mirror; solid iiui rel Chair: green or gold da­ cushion ...... $110.00 to telephone us next time! If Iran has begun to lose confi­ Station Wagon $229.00 Sofa; Chesterfield: grey- frame; gold trim; gold shelf m ask ; pleated back; mosa aationa wllf Ipiow that ^e free fringe trim: brass nsil trim $98.00 Knuckle Arm Wing dence in the theory on Which It figured tapestry; mo.sa fringe carx-lng; 21x41 Inches ANKLETS * nations' eallectiv*'might can stop trim; pleated back; nail trim overaU ...... $24J)0 arm s ...... $30.95 1 Chair; green brocade; boucle PINE ^ them and that no longer can they haa been operating—the theory RADIO AND HEATER — EXCELLENT CONDITION arm s ...... $179.00 fringe trim; foam rubber that it had the West irrevocably ciiimidn ...... $70.00 Ribbed and pliUn Extra long wear fn'' j' tnvada other and weaker nations. $325.00 Sofa; Chesterfield; PHARMACY over an oil barrel—then there may thear ahoer, .ariun- ~ “Thua the issue in Korea la green figured brocatelle; $125.00 Barrel Chair; grey and 664 Center St. Tel. 2-9814 top. Anklrta In paa- still be room tor a reasonable set­ rose figured tapestry; rose free meah hoae. At­ fundamental to the future life of boucle fringe trim; fringe val­ Free DeUvery tractive aumincr A Real Buy at ^ 1 0 9 5 ance; 2-cushlon; button tufted moiss 'fringe trim; button tel aummrr ahadra. BMaklad. And the aoldler wlie tlement. DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES, inc. ahadcs. Slzea 04* back $259.00 back; mahogany trim $08.00 *S Bfhto er dies lii Korea has fought 22-24 MAPLE STREET MANCHESTER SIcea 6-8

Man ch ester even in g h er ald , Man ch ester, conn. Fr id a y june 29, idsi f F.i<» KO H T MANCHESl ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. GONN« FRIDAY-JUNE 29, 1961 r A O i m M B McKay. Other awardi were ai fol Oroebel will alternate as head of I the Junior department. Mrs. Iowa: W H A T — 01* Story Telling Churme public echool House i m .Vamara. ' art .how. and of course some of WTHT — ISSO Hours Listed System Differs be helpers and Mlaa Mary Provan j TO BE CONDUCTED BE News Tidbits Studsrd Urn* Bear Badge: Richard Baxter. Expect Early the sketches were pretty crude and Mrs. William Steiner, pianists. New Constalde To Vole 3 1 \ <•< kpits In Train Criwh Lion Badge: James Syphers. Visits to other churches are | and awful. I said aa‘much to Culled from (/T) Wire* Cliilflren Will B p P laced MAJOR F. C. HARVEY "BUI." and he replied, for all (CoatlBlied rr«ini On#) 7:45— Public Library to Con- W'oheloa; David Lorenzen, planned by the Primary group as ' Rhelbyvllle, 111.. June 30— . Thomas Melbert. Richard Quinby. OP HARTFORD tim e: W DRC -Edward R Miirrow, In Classes by Grade part o f the theme, "TTie Church j I'anadiniis learn their govern- Tha Chicago and Eaatim llUaolif WDRC—fitrlk* It Rich. Vari- Gold Arrow on Wolf: Peter Ol­ Around the World." Songs, games Teacher nf Champions and Instmrtors iDeniorratic Town Gmi- "Listen, Box. be ypiir age! The.se bai k on tlie I rack," Hi. kgi s said 1 Newa. duct Periods at I Day Stop-Gap meiil raiimit deport Fred Rose, passenger train, tha lfandowl0rli; WTHT—N»w»: Weatern Bound- WTIC—One'Man'a Family son, Mlehael Patulak, Richard .Me- and handicraft will he held out-1 niittee to Select Man bn.v papers, yours don I think it w ill take lou long ■ They Are Entering All Phases To Be Taught—Private and CIh' s Instruction Truee Action kiiigjiln if (!amiila's Uiisslan- hit a track'waah-out near harO mis Playgrounds ^ and mine, and help pa.v our sal- tor reach a seltlciiient " W O N S— News •Naniara, Llhwood Gardner. James doors, weather permitting. Tlie j illrecleil s|>\ ring during World W ^C—B«ck«Wfe I (O«atlBg«0 from Cage Oael UAL is llic iialioiis fouitli last night and somaraaultad dow» WKNB—Gueat Star. IvO<'kwoo.| i^TCNB—Nfw»; Rcquwt Miiti- WDRC- Block Party their rhildren to the Community elude making puppet.s and scenery _ , That. I claim. Is somewhst of a freight. Including all lypes. Ii is rrewmen were killed and a doMh 'w ill conduct atory tollInK houia at Ba.xler Varatlon arhool .sponsored by the ------' He said further that any terms I that," he told a reporter. F T i' iiriler h a u lin g Lucky na#. WTHT Private 'Kye " and going' .swimming twfee a •onie opposition expressed to . for a cca.se-fire developed in a Se re l.m of a person to fill the | j„„m all.tlc gem! You msv print siirpasserl only.by the N’ew Vock stiike psr.sengers injured. the viiMoiia town siipervi. ed piny- Gold Arrow on Lion Jame.s .South Methodist and Center Con­ I The .Senate voted down. 58 to gaielle ailveril.slng aa W ONS .MnRHZine Theater. week. cease-fire on the old border. ' conference of military repre- conslable. postion left open by;,his („ whole or In part. If voii Ueiilral ami I’cnn.sylvaiiia laM- The Diesel locomotive plotaad) cputy Secrc- ^ simrk after failure to reach a m W ashlngi,,n .s, ih| workers i liedhind of the llbi-ary and Fter Jarvis Jtiat completed. Kindergarten and Building. w- 18-llm ir Keoalon It with three of them reported to WCCC—^ e w s ; Mu.elcal Score* W H A Y Bit of Ireland weekly will bo charged. All chil­ tary of Defense. wage agreeniert after lwa> years hmm' ii heat and timnldily reach liBve turned over fou r tlmea on • atalTa. Silver Arrow on Lion; James grndcB one through three will Weddiiigs Although the appointment will | IVOrPBII KcIfllO Passage of the .Senate's eight- of nrgiiUatlon. ci rtalii poini meet at Center church. Grades dren are welcome regardle.ss of Lovett gave no information the w sy down. W ONS- nrnvee \s New York i Four .ae.asiona will be held at Syphera , MALONEY'S ANNEX offieinlly he made by the Board month extension bill came shortly The union asked higher jiay l four through six will meet at church afTlliation. Further infor­ 46.5 HARTFORD ROAD. (CORNKR MeKF.R STREET) about those instructions, but did of Directors, the six Republican Giants ' le.Tih the Valley etreet an4. the Cubs and Iheir families I tlnuoiis session whirh lasted 16 ! D( -6-B sirernfl a newer, .,t Iki-'''’ iHie train were killed. Fireman C. between the rhurchea will bo ar­ Mrs Moore, 2-13,31. back to Washington on any pro­ Holmes-HolmquiKt recent meeting that it would be I W H AY Red Son vs Yankees I Memorial Field, Wcat Side and parlielpated enthiislaslirHlIy in a I hours. It started at It a. m.. larger and faster .p,lane__ I. Mills, 64. of Salem, HI,, w m ' ranged for those families having posed terms for ending the fight­ M iss .Marilyn Holmqiilst. of 155 proper to have the three Denio- WDRC_Newe, Old Record Shop I Niplil Be.at .Manche.stci Green cirrua rarnival. The tollowing (Conttnaed from Page One) Is. t, yesterday. pinned henoalh the locomotive, W T ir children in both age groups. If de- WILL BE CLOSED JULY 5 The .liisllee de|iarlmeiit trvfl till.si.- Ishiml vine,- nnici six Vyjic—When a Girl Marries. | This i.s Your l*’Hr I The aummer arhediile followa. awards were pre.sented; Bobcat ing. Hrond street, H artford, and Ora-| cK-ratic dirci'tors propose the name partly siihnirrg.’d In the raging W THT slreil, to facilitate the leaving or 1111)11,11 ant ehaiiges In their slate WHAY—Story Queen. I9:00— ; shouiTif; the date and site. All tiadge to Clayton Hill: wolf badge Trunvui .Meets Cabinet ham Holmes, of 136 Woodland i of the new eon.slable since Keating troops ' and return” of North Kn ' ‘'m* f' I reek wnlers, Tiio body of Mall W THT— BIk .Ion and Sparl<\ j eollecttng of the rhildren. SPEEDY LONG-LASTING raGtf kr TO JULY 12 .street. Manchester, were married , is a Demorral. , ,,, . .. , K"' »nd...... 50 Hepiihllcnns . ------voted for the government- . operat , ...... inn of ttmleil if M vi.Ki n WDRi • KRVbiini RH'l Tiivh '.lory lelhnp hoiif.s wdl start daily to James Lciekwoorl Linwood President Truman held a meet­ Clerk Riibcii Boatright, also of WKNB—Nc' v.6 Rcque.st Mali.| Mrs. Herbert Moore, director, * ' ' **'" ItotiiM. I bill. All 10 votes against it were Pre-slclrnl Trunisn dei iile.l In lake in^t \c(M’ but tiini -inwii prn- WTHT Lift’ in Vnijr H.-inrU Gardner, Robert Weihiisl. and Ro­ In order to give oiir employees a well-deoerved varatlon ing With his cabinet- a u.sual thing on Saluiday, .tune 23. at 11 a. m . ' Dem ocratic D irectors Melvin ; at .t l.S p m ha.s been fortunate In obtaining an I ■? This Is an old Red propaganda I cast by Republicans. ’ over posals tn II iiU'U' pnv t.f l.s eoiisi.stent witti their previous 1!'' ...... I .1 R Reach ofi i Manchester Grerii. .luly 17. \ alley Mrs. Ru.sacll W’einhold. Mrs. declined to discu.-s the peace out­ ■loan QiiinlivaB of Wmd.soi .stand regarding the appointment Another Pyongyang broadcMl . i D.-Llb.. N. Y.l and Benton •D.frarlv on ttie nioinlng nf .lum- 19. Itn^Hiiin alrpliinr% .11 I" sliMW n \' "a I Itove 111 , 1 WHAY—Croabv a Quarter 1 0 : 00 — to Raymond Korner; wolf sliver ACHESMINS MALONEY’S RADIO AND TELEVISION 2-1044 reported the I street. July 10. Charter Oak; July Charle* Small, and Mra. Philip ; DodH ‘doM’ youTMlf. Rub the aching look in any way r,ock« waa maid* of lionor. and ' <>f_Ray Warren to fill the vacancy early today declared that underlUonn.l could respond "prearnl " Under terms of the li ,.,e the ,hs- piiMit l\ ft»i III *.1 I iM. a( , .'nt M t 5iMl— WTHT News. Steel Pier Or- arrow to Thoma.s Ansaldi, Peter liiiu,,'on a idglil run from Chica­ '21. MeniofinI Field: .lul.v 2.’i. West Olson (two arrows), Rlehard Wes- Rider, teachers. In the primary | part well with Muaterole. Ita great Presidential Secretary lo.seph William Holmes brother of the left bv the resignation of Ray' l«*‘l»rshlp "the C3U-I names were railed on p„te over flying the rnm pany's I ’ mnnB lug im .'iliow on x>ujulay. go to i 'ypreas in aoulhorn Rllnola BTIC—Juft rinin BiM cheat ra |iain>relieving medication speeds freah WHAY Band by Demand WTIC Life .'f miev I'i.fle. .luly 2rt. .Manche.-ter Green: eotl and Charles Fantoin: lion sli­ ilepartnienl Mrs. .Michael Siihle. j Short said he ia ".standing on what bridegroom, wa.s best man ' Cooper. ’ nese and Korean peoplea will sure- i 'It* 8nal vote. | nf pij, I h'- 6B plaiT - will III' Die Ml a raln-weakent>d section o f tha .superintendent, Mrs. Glendon blood to the painful area, bringing WCCC_News; Musical S'-ore- ^ WDRC We Take 1 'iir Worrj .I ilv .".I Valley .'treet; Aug 2. ver arrow to Raymond Korner the Deputy Secretary ol Defense " j The bride wore a while -dial- When Cooper resigned. Hie Re- »'*cceed in annihilating and driv- I Dn points of order raised by the first i.ssue taken up in the nego­ II sni.l it Would a g u e to i,..,iote I rni k , Dunlap. Mrs. Alfred Whitney and amaiting relief. If pain is Intense— MALONEY'S ANNEX told his news conference. lenna lengih froated organelv publicans stated that .siru e he was "tR »wav their common enemy and ' Bepublieaiis, the .Senate voted bo.nrd. 10:.to— i Charter Oak. Aup 7. Memorial land one year servire stars were tiations. sei', ice it the uii.on ii> i,'..l i,, ,.,- - I <1 r.lon Wiiisgs, 111, of James Mrs Philip Siisag, teachers. Mrs. buy Eitra Strong Mustemle. 465 HARTFORD ROAD— (Comer McKee St.) A.sked about Amerii an dc-cu.s- gown with a shoulder lengih veil, | n member ol their party, they ! "'inning victory so as to s a f e - I *hey could not and the® lailh 1 , WTHT .Toe Girand Show WTIC sSports ll-ield. Aug. 8. W'e.at Side. A .g. 0, ! presentefl to man.v of the boys and This was a form ioiu|Momise liv lie n .'-d lt filing lU-spiile rthe.'o) I'll, I'it on- of the passengera, Ijconaixl Lincoln ami Mrs. Carl sions with other U. N. govern- and earned a bridal bouc|uel of i .should have the "say " in .seleeliiig . guard the development o f dem oc- 1 eaal reliielant ballots foi '111 WPRC H artford Srhoo) of Mu- ' Manrhe.-ler Green. Aug t I. Val- their parents. L-oth aides In response t o a n eatl- III all ol llel 1. ..hi s ■"aid 111" I'.rn appeared to he menls. Short .said "I can't say , while macs intermixed with | someone to fill the post. Director | raev and prosperilv of Korea and , the measure W DRC- Curt Massey and.. », Mar­ I air I lev street and Aug 10. Charlei MUSTe r OIE ler appeal from Prcldriit rrumsn traveling si a fast rlip a.s It ap- WTHT - Claremont Orch anything about the situation at sprays of baby's breath Warren was then sppointed. I China." I Denies Truman Bid to restore service, t h e i.nmii tha Tilton “ ' I Oak The Senate measure Would deny ] l.efl lielilei i III \ ,,f I he C- proaehed Ike Iri'slle lOil.t— a lt ■■ TI'P ti>n''l of I'fnar wore s white -Slnee Cooper had, on several is- I No mention was made of the agreed to return iiiulri t ! i e I m e WHAY—Sports. Mr. Truman niiicli of the broader ] biinv C.iirdinnls m Hie C.eingln. •Some id t!ie T.'i piiasengera were WTIC —After the Atom Bomb l>espite the general hope, some .iml green frosted organdy t,al- sues, voted-with the Deinoeiatic , current Soviet proposal for a 19 arrangement |ien.l ng futllier WTIC— Front Pape farrell. . BUllionty be sought to fight In- l•'lor id.i I .e.igni' lul 11" I .. I'l me Iiaih ’rd tn.hd'' 1 !ie (iir as they WTHT - Chtefa Reaiime American official.s were aUll lak- Icrina length gown :ind ral l ied a , niinoritv and helped to blur the cease-fire in Korea I negotiations Cub Park Holds MANCHESTER mg a finger-crossed altitude. l)oiU|uet of pink carnations. ; Iheoretjral 6-3 (50I* party line nia- I nation. And he had asked for a j nm.'i In mie g.ime recently, lie Just lu i,;'i:.il and rolled i.vet on their 11 :0O— Instead, the belligerent broad- Tha eompnny. however bn'keil WON'S—Mel Allen. I two year extenaion of the law, ■ iiiie.sed n foiiilll. aid s Newa on all atatleina Fears r . S. Relaxation . * r"'itest was expected caat from Pyongyang was devot- . revision r.vening H»r.nrtment nfti- *’‘'‘8® s"'' a'"* « corsBge of White , "hell it came to filling the post, l l :i n — j Pienie Supper Some Slate ed greetings to the Chinese on the 1 * , ______ueparinuni. .carnations and baby's bicalli; the ^’one materialized, however, al- A t Ills newa conference yester- 0:O«— WT>KC--.tark Zaiman CARPET CENTER rials havr hern 30th anniversary of the Chinese sKeplical O l tn I mother of the bridegroom wore although Deniocrnfic Director Wal- WDRC— News WTHT -Sports ceaa«‘flrr sugjffstion da.v. Mr. Trum an declared coii- WTIAY—News | Cubs spd their familiAc of Pack testlon from uie , summer pnnt dress and a < or.sagc | ter Mahoney submitted the name Oommunist party aumers "will take a beating" un- ■WON’S —Jaek's W'axMorka. THE SPECIALTY SHOP Lfl RCjVAnCCd IGBt , ainvilrx*- icx fK-if 4V«»« t-*_ I D ass, . Wl: ^ __ c*,. ^->?Sfc^"KNB-rNe'*'e-: ?ror*A W T IC - Newa 54. H ollister school, gathered at Paper Collection moment it was advanced , similar to that of the bride s ‘ nf Republican William Stuell' After praising the Chinese Reds congress votes strong eco- Wtiiie at tfie deart... and it stays white! - ^WOKA^yewa. 11:20— renter Springs park on Thursday. week end by Jacob Malik the ' mother. ' As regards the eonstsble post fulsomely. it said the Chinese and controls. Me said there was * IN THE RUMlan dclepatP to the Lnilea Immediately following: - suecessfiil pic­ • LARGE SELECTION Koreans 'are now engaged in , dangerous possibility the law- . WTHT— Newa; .Toeoe Olrandjj,Olrand^ M Rram. nic Slipper clim axing t.he ye-ar's Nations. mony a reception for relatives i Hi® name of Raymond Kiecolt but heroic struggle against the com- makers might fall to act b e f o r e , WCCC—Musical Se'e^eboardfJ 11 :.S0-ft Bctivitles. Families supplied their 0 MODERATE PRICES , Lovett. In telling a news eon- -md clo.se friends was held at the lit® board decided to take no mon enemy the American ini- 1 jj,,, rlradlme or pass a lull so ference instructions had been sent Villa Loiiisa in Bolton, Upon their 1 tion at that time. Kiecolt'has been ! perialist aggre.ssors wh •:I»— WTIC Marine Corps Show own food, and ice cream and soda b® ete de.s- crippled and conlused with ,spr- WTRC— .Tack Smith Sportcast. 11 furni.shed by the pack were en­ • ROOMS MEASURED. FREE ESTIMATES to Ridgway. took occasion to aay return from a motor trip to Cape ' "I>P®>'ited probation officer and peratelv aitemptlng tp ..deprive...... cial inteiest amendments lliat it also that he feared any relaxation Cod and northern Maine, the rou- court officer, two po.sts formerly 1 the Korean and Chinese peonies 8:15— W'ONS-r-Newa joyed by sli Baseball and fishing would he worse than useless in the VtTiC—Strictly Bportj: W>ath- 12:00— • BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED by the United Stnic.s would con- pic will re.suic at 63 Huntington '''’-I bv KeaUng, by Judge tVesley ^ ,heir h.rdwon freedom and vic- DU PONT HOUSE PAINT kept the boys busy until everyone fronl the nation with an appall- .street, Hartford. C. C.ryk, Hathaway and '"'■ir narnwon rreeoom ana vi fight agam.si infialion. ' er. WTIC Newa. gathered in the lodge for award Southwest i n r r . _____, I r, ..,..-—— ..4 1.. ._4 __ ' lOrV, Tlie Piesident said he hopes for ing aituatioii. I Bourn apparently had no prior WONS— Sporta. reremonle.s, ruhmaater Francis He said it may be that relief a good law l.y .Sniurdnv m (bat rrrquenr>* Modulation "YOUR BIGELOW DEALER" Unowledpr that Mahoney was go­ 8:75— rdeman and committee memher.s from pressure in Kona, if the t.'oiigresa would extend llir pres­ WDRC—Jack Zalman U l>BC— F>! B.H.7 M(^ 308 MAIN ST. PHONE 2-4348 ing to propose Kiecolt’a nam#. presented s Bolieat pin to Larry fighting la stopped there, may Hospital Notes (Izeoke to Fret* ent law until It "ran get a good F>1 On llir Air 8-10 p.m. Pinchurst Corner at Middle Turnpike Monday, bill in ahape." 8:t5— m ake it possible for Uie Com m un­ WKNB—Weather. U F H A — 108.7 MC. FM 00.5 MC. Open 9 to 5:30 Thurs., Frl. 9 to 9 Wed. to Noon ists to exert pressure elsewhere in Patients Ttxlay ...... 97 1 IJ. S. Jet Fliers \ ast OnnfiialiiB CLEANS ITSELF! WDRC—Record Album W Tir— FM On the air 5;28 n.m.- If you live on any of tha streets in this section hove your poper out the world. Admitted yesterday: Mra. Isa- ! Open Forum Frayed tempera and vast confu­ 8:88— Dark Piet lire bella Heritage. .50 Bi.s.sell street I sion featured the long Senate WTHT—Sereno Gammell. Wea­ I a.m.. aame na \VTU\ , (Onatlnoed troni P»ce Oael STATIONERY on Monday. Proceeds from these collections of paper serve to Regardless of a cease-fire tn William Phillips, 20 Elro street ' d . .session There was disagreem ent ther. Korea, the fenslon.s in the world . , . even among the .Senators who WTIC—Emile Coe Glee Club T*‘lr\ lalon AIRMAIL - NOTES buy new equipment for the Manchester Memorial Hospital. , Robert Dix, e L i H am pton: Mrs'. ' T o the' Edd^r * response to a vigorous protest | WNHC’— T\- P. M. add up to a dark picture. Lovett Angclinc Raimondo, M3 Highland c„ Rm a . in,.. W'ONS—NeWa; Sporta I.EADINO BRANDS m^e this week by Briggs. ^ lollback curbs 4 on - Hnniemaker> Exchange said. I-"treet; Mr.s. Shirley Meacham, ! citv rm m o f T e W KNB— 840 Club. MAGAZINES — PAPER AND PAPER CARTONS PICKED UP 8 'The planes, on a training flight Approved. 49 to 33, was an 4:80 Fun to Know. And. calling for continued pre-. ^tt^bmatark .street: Teofil Bryda, i „ inn»lv nlaio w-iti • t:M — Arthur Drug Stores 8.00-- Mis.^ SuFan. IF PUT OUT AT THE CURB paredness, in the American occupation tone ,„m„amenl whul. its spoii.v.i, WC5CC—Good Evening, Good o , s , I ' :. m.i" i, rir,;.;";:. S; : , 2 of Germany, made emergency Wherry iR. ,\eb 1 Mualc. Tune for Beany. ( i ? ? / 1 moot certainly be courting disa.s- landings near Praf^ue on June 8. fS..80- Howdy D«»orly. u ter if the United Plates let the PLEASE NQTE: Collectionus Will Be Mode As Scheduled Rain or The piloU since have been in- rollbai ks. 0t4»— fi OO—r>ate at iHl. ''e Soviet Politburo write the Ameri­ Tnrnh'rtr K -Nellie liiiii . Rcst eternal gian t unto ’ l ommiiiiicBdo whil the Conimu- W’ONS—Bventug Star. fi:30 Intf'r\iew Slv'w. can defense program. 4 Hr .also dei lareil. h ow evei. that $2 ^ Shine — Unless It Rains In o Downpour. Tornberg. 46 Griswold street. | bun. O la^rd, and let light perpet nisl Czech authorities have ral­ 8:45— Sport Spotlight, j I he wn.sn'l absolutely sure the Lovett was uncertain whether Di.scharged ye.sterdny:...... , Mi.ss ;. „alu»i .shinesnine upon himmm. ." ’ lied on an "investigation " and W’DRC— Dowell Thomaa. 7:00- Kukla. Fran and Ollla. amenilinent woiilil bar an adili- RidgAvay had actually received his Gallagher. 60 Bunce drive; I’ll‘never fnrgel the debt I owe complained that this was one of a WTIC—Three Star Fjrtra. 7;30 Mnhawk Shworonm. NOTICE LOOK FOR THE MANCHESTER PAPER SALVAGE TRUCK-L tioiml j,wo per cent rollback in WTHT—Weather; Stock Mar­ instructions. i Lofloux 104 Middle Turn- BUI. From the first day I came to long series of American 'provoca­ 7 ('amel New? Caravan CLEARLY IDENTIFIED BY SIGNS ON EITHER SIDE! He told a new.s f onference the Sarah Culver. | The Herald a.s cub reporter and beef prices which the bill a.s it ket. 8;00 Mama. tions." came from the Senate Banking instructions, being sent through ij-f^ '• ‘M^nclie-ster; Miss Carol a .shy. frightened kid I was_he The fliers were Lt. Luther O. 1:55— 8:30- - We the People THE OFFICE OF GIVE YOUR WASTE PAPER TO THIS WORTH-WHILE PROJECT! the Defense department, have the '' i£ntwortli 128 South Main | i,i„k me under his wing and strove committee permitted. Roland of Hummelstown. Pa . and WTHT—Baaeball Scorea. P;00 -The Big Story. approval of President Truman and ! Dorey, 333 mightily to make a newspaperman Tlie Wherry amendment clearl.v W'KNB—Sporta Special 0;3O-Groucho Marx Show DR. J. A. SEGAL were developed b'y fhe National .South Suiith Main .street.street. ' 4.j ouTout ofnV’mr me. The fact that he suc- **1°®'’" Johansen, a Norwr- would cut the ground from under 7rtK>— 10:00 Sports Newsreel. Seciirity council in di.sciis.sions l.)!.*-!.... ‘hai------ged’ ' today. ’ ...... U ilham HH- ■ • ' ceeded in measure waa moreirnrrpo OP.S orders calling for tw o beef W’DRC— Beulah. 10;3O Greatest Fight.^. with the State department. frh ht. 34 Turnbull road: Mrs. ! a tribute to hi.«5 abilities than tryl _ ____ price rollbacks of 4 ', per cent 10:4.^—Nature of Things. W H A Y —Symphonv Hall WILL BE CLOSED • Along Certnln Unes ...... Marjorie...... Brodcnck and ...i.,,.,..,.,daughter,, the i,ia jnalerial ..iim ,iche imuhad tolu workwofk wiin. with. gv, i • g-x I each, to become effective Aug. 1 WTIC—Guest Star 11:00 Broadway Oi>en House The council is the nation s top , Deepwood drive: .Nancy .Schau-' His criticism was blunt, but he | | | «fn W aV IJ C a lll§ and Oct. 1. WONS—Fulton Lewia. Jr. 12 00 Night Owl "heater advisory body. It includes Presi-^ ^®'"' Hartford: William Person, I was always patient and kind and i ^ The twin rollbacks, on top of a WTHT—Newa; Headline Edi­ JULY 1st TO AUG. l.st Play safe this year! dent •Truman, Vice President 1^^ Summit street: Mrs. Dorothy ' lofig sufTering. 10 per cent one already effective, tion. TKXAS-ENOKAXn NON-STOP Barkley. Secretary of St.ate Ai he- ' Hublard and son. .512 Middle Turn- Thai line Sabatini wrote about Nearing Record were designed to roll beef prire.s W'KNB—Myatery la My Hobby aon. Secretary nf Defense Mar­ pike, east: Mrs. Thyra Hullgren. | one of his heroes, "He was born back to their "pre-Korea " levels 7:16— Lakenheath Air Base. Kngland. shall. and the chairman of the Na­ 76 Well.s street; Joyce Walker. 13 | with the gift of laughter and fhe of May-June, 19.50 • Yes, it’s a Rood Chicago. June 29 The Na­ WONS—Tello-Teat. June 20 fl"' Two V S Air Forrp HOARD COAL.. tional Security Resources board. Morse road; William McCarthy, sense that the world was mad" Some Rnllharks WDRC-Jack Smith TTie latter office is now vacant. 42 Helaine road. I surely applied to Bill Asiniiii^, Will tional Safet.v council toclay .said In lls .very next senicme. how­ B3ft? landed here totlay after a 21- idea to hoard coal! You can avoid delivery this year's traffic fatality rate WTHT- -Elmer D.nvis ! I^our .‘>.000-mile non-5iop flight Lovett said the Instructions D7iths ye.sterday: A son to .Mr. ,vou ever forget the■ ■ fantastic ever, the hill carries an aniend- and Mrs. Patrick Bolduc, East threatens to produce the highest ’ ment offered bv .Senator Millik WTIC—Album of the Week. from Texa.s. .difficulties during the winter, when the demand gsve Ridgwa.v. the U. N. com jcnglhs to which he v ent to put a , 111 7:80— mander for Korea, authoritv to Hartford; a daughter tn Mr. and 1 humorous twist on anvlhing and ’*®®*^*’ .years iR . Colo.I and pa.ssed by c-oice WONS—Gabriel Heatter A third plane which look o^T with WANTED exceeds the amount of coal being mined. Re­ go ahead on certain lines. Lovett Mrs. Henry Nowak, 34 Drive D, ' everything? People ami event.*, in' "If the ------pace continues,- .said thelyot. It is designed tn sllnw iI tile others from C'arawell Air Silver Lane home.*. ' high places and low, were targets ' ‘ ouov'l. 37.000 persons wdl lose WTHT—Lone Ranper. some rollbsi ks In the prices of I 1. : . ' ^ ' I I i . . , . . V A K 4 W’DRC-Club Fifteen. I Force near Ft ^^o^th vest!0trirt of M«nrhpi»t»r. on th#“ 27th 5052 Bill Asimus was a newspaper­ Alexander Jarvis to Greenbrooke d#i> Tune. J4.M BUCK EYE” . . . even the blueprints to submit when ,von Just about the simplest and EAST eUSTONBURY STARRING: man's newspaperman. I know of Homes, Inc., property on Lock- Prpwnt JOHN’ J. WALLK’TT. apply for a building permit! You pay as little most popular sun dress to be seen B.v Mra. .Anne Cabot I no greater tribute I could pay him wood street, Coventry atreet. Judff. O n O KRUGER as $,38 down and the balance in 21/2 years on this season—a clever, young style Cachet a liny "swirled " dress than that. And I know that every- 'Chambers street Tnj0t of A. Wellji Caji# u-w of VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. J^cKinney’s Budge® that a Junior seaiiisties.s can make and shawl to double ns dislicloth.s out' iit The Herald Joins me in that Quit Claim Deeds I.^a« roiM • \V. i.'ABP. IbIo of Maiichetl^r. ‘.h (cllact Suit iftS 2. WUi Du PoftI HouM Mftf. 5. Ratal mtw aff tiili povdar 4e Sag fiiiRtnt mtfm McKinney’s Budget Terms. In Bwi'l rtoi MARY MAGUIRE Terms can be used for easil.v. And make one version ami work a colorful square for a arCoIade. So long. Bill, and thanks Camillo Gambolatl to Paul L. :!.!'/ U« MoaUit. • fin0 «hil0 po«d0i foimi fftir -iiid m\h 11, mueR of th« ic* daan and wMta ; 4 ; kaapi N I top. Complete the useful attire The* iftfriftird N'atloifttl Rank And cumultM dirt aad gniiia. aparUMg wWla lor y—n. TMt any home improvements with a wide band of contrast for - -thanks for everything. Turcotte and Doris E. Tun otte. Tru t t‘ompAny. Truitee. hmvlnf •x- a f«w monlhi oa fuifactt fi> COMPANY NO. S 0 aliMlRg p m * ta gSKel aai Come in tomorrow and let’s talk garages! . . . kitchens, attic, bed­ change-off. Town-going bolero with a wooden spoon and a dish As ever, property on Finley street. hUiitPtl Itf annual aemunt with aald poaad la mr rrR •aaiftar. THE NIGHT OWL THEATER requires a minimum of fabric. mop and "presto" you'll have a Erik Modean Elliott Bennett to Jeanette Ben­ eatat* to tH|» Court for ailowancf. it daaa RaG RRaa$aafK aRacf fRg room, playroom. Pattern No. 8691 is a sew-rite handy little kitchen culie. Make a nett, property at 40 Bretton road. la / iHinianwseM. OPEN NOW perforated pattern in sizes 11, 12, few for friends and for the next "A Grand Guy" Admlalstrator’s Deed ORDERED: That thf* 11th day of 13. 14. 16. 18, 20. Size 12, dress. church bazaar. Allow me to add my small trib­ Joseph A. Hahn, administrator .July. lOftl. at olev(»n oolork. foronooii. FresMtodBy 3 1-8 yards of 39-Inch; bolero, 7-8 Pattern No. 8052 contains com­ at th^ Probate OffUo In lh0 Municipal ute to the man.v you must have of the estate of Joseph F. Hahn, Rutldinf In aAid Mancheater. be end THROUGH JULY 4th yard. plete crocheting instructions for been receiving about the death of to Earle R. Smithson and Luoy E. the aarne la aaaifned for a hearing on Tel. Manchester 2-4B25. For this pattern, send 30c In dishcloths and potholders, mater­ m.v old friend, "B ill" Asimus. .voiir Smithson, approximately five acres the allowance of laid account mith E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. From Willimantic, Storrs coins, your name, address, size de­ ial requirements, stitch illustra­ city editor. Back In 1614. when, of land in the Vernon atreet area. said eatate and thla Court directa that 12 NOON to ll P. M. sired. and the pattern number to tions and finishing directions. fresh nut of Yale. I did local as­ Oertifleato of Trade Name .lotlce of the time and place aaatgned 699 MAIN STREIT MANCHRSIM UMBER & SUPPLY CO. or Rockville ask for En­ Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ Send 25c in coins, your name, signments for The Hartford Kenneth A. Smith, 'Thomaa Mc­ for aaid hearing be given to all per- ^ >na known to be Intereated therein M o r ia r h B rothers terprise 9955. ning Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, address and tha Pattern Numl^r Kinney and George P. McCaughey Times. Bill, my "opposite num­ lo appei.r anc.' be heard thereon hy to Anne Cabot^ (The Manchester I allf UNCOLN-MERCURY DEALERS New York 19. N. Y. ber" on the old Hartford Post, as the nramen's and Pollcemen't publlahlng a copy of thla order in Save the aurfaee and you eave The Spring and Sum m er Fa.sh- Evening Herald), 1150 Ave. Amer­ gave me many a friendly piece Athiatic Asaociation. lome newapaper having a circulation 301-315 CENTER STREET Just over the Bolton Notch Bridge — Route 44A 'on contains 48 pagea of new icas, New York 16, N. Y. of advise and encouragement. I Bolldtng ronnita’ 1) aaid Diatriet. at leaat Ave daya be* ‘ itFles; ipecial features; fabric Needlework Fans-r-Anne Cab­ feel sure you'll all miss him. W endell Poucher, 81 Bretton Tt the day af aaid hearing, and by news; American Designer Origin­ ot's Big Album is here. Dozens of ‘ ‘Bill” Is tn one o f the early road, gtragt, $600. .ailing In a regiaterad lattar on ar als; gift patterns printed inside fsacinattng designs, decorations rfore June )l. IbSl. a copy of thla chapters of my as yet unpublished . Rayinoad W. JoUe, 262 HIgl rdtr to A. Walla Caat. 10 Jean Road. the boq|(. D on't m iss it send and special features... Plus 4 gift .lutoblogranh.v. "Gay Sfayn and atreet, alterationi and addition, !ancheater. Conn. i l E 25 cents today. patterns and directions. 25 cents. Grim," ss the comer of one of the two permits, $200 snd $100. JOHN J. WALLETT. Juu|C. ■J*

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wboAhas hurled In one game and won It Several Golf V to Day. local aouthpaw Hamilton Play j (Jiih's First CI)X Dog iiiul Hamllrr over Wilson, 4 to 2. He allowed Singles and Doubles Yankee Pilchera Roast IIiirlA Tonight wtarad ocfanlaad baaaball for the but six hlU, struck out nine and Stars Ousted THE Great Shutout Record LoedV Sports Chatter fln t ♦«"»» thla aeaaon. ii enjoying Issued a half dor.en walks. Great­ Faces Only 27 Cards est thrill for the blond-haired Aces Tonight' eh*re of succeaa In the Coaetal Second rf>und m the (Tmrch • until after the holidays Tbnlght hurler was striking out Morrle Tourneys Next Month New York. June 29 d ’l P W a CUaa D League. To d*te «« .Softball League starts Monday the two local entries. Brown A Aderholt. former Brooklyn Dod­ Herald Angle IVlien Tom Morgan ami Jor Matrh Play Starts Today night at Hobeitson Park Beaupre and First National Bunk, ia unbeaten and la being gers, Boston Braves an Jiu'k llAnd game ending at 12:39 a. m. (E 8 T ). school where he divideil his time Wllkpu-Barre 3, Binghi.iiilon 1. Wedneaday night at Bulkeley Sta­ when he was tlisuu.s.sinj,: the host I on the block for sale. fourth place and ran take over terday’s drama-draped qualifier — doubles tennis tournament will be owncr of the D S Fibre Glass at 7 ltd at the Fast .Side Rec . fur . (A m*mh'IkIeo do the backstopping. jor casualties being long-hitting New' York 3, WaphiMgton 0. I Side Rec, or at the Y. Monday night at 7 o'clock at the ('anlinalN la^t niKht. wiiIKiuk Clncv had the lying runs on the season. Rprvpd a winnor " lUli;** l>Hl1- N\ iU.KMin M..-tcn Both teams will show new faces Jimmy Thomson of Chicopee, D* lroll*riil<*ago, pp rain. j All matches in singles and dou- Ti'tl W'llliam.s i.s a ;;reRt hitt«!- ami Fast Side Bee. loadofl man I'ominv (Havtano in I liaae with two out and 8-2 on (’oath Tom Kelley of the high interview took plaur m ^:i(K a;; ■ fi,'. (3lKk Boucliei, (oimor local Mass., wlio gave up after an Only garner flcheduletl. I hies play will be on an elimination a jireat f>lny(i. Imt Knin is the tlir first and allnwlnf; a sliiRlr to l.lohnny W'rynatek when time waa school recently said he bopen Siaiinhtrr in thr fifth Both I I ailed In the laat Inning. When made gixsl lieVaiise "he ileserves Montreal 9, SprlrtpOelf.' 1. offire. Mr. Mark waa on hand York (My suffered s fourth shortstopping for the rest of the the Argentine champ, who manu- 1 in accordance with dates set for M|i< k has Momethinp lliore for at riowhU'P Fain I’l.ii.d.iphi, 31., |ed the Yankees last night at Me wrrr rrasrd on dmihlr plays I they reaumed, Wryoatek fouled all the breaks in the world. He is lloche.A'.er 6 Bufft-i-* 3. each round of play. Matches up to with neveral blf^^vls^a of our na­ this uTilin;;, Kam was batting; Williiini)* Slot N..rrn w.,,h. Iiu.nal F round knockout recently at the ftMUiy liiiih season. Ixiss of Willie Oleksinskl faotureci a robust 80 and a 78; '). Ottawa 0 (in> rurf* leld by a 4 to 2 seora. niir ('idv* iiarkrd w]' F’lankir ' out to end the game a good pnrspect as a pitcher anti tional pastime to helyi (elebratn .!5r*b. tt*p|u' «u9p**r Jr.l 1the finals will be on a best two out I Charlie Keeney homered for the j l)oy with a ^:innoiiK 1'2-hit attark I Kddu- Sawyer s efforts to shake Ml puts his heart in the game" “Boh Quinn Nipht ” Tr;ui(-f» M Inosc i’hii «»■.• in F'ox but acquisition of DeV’eaii relieves the two-time winner from Pasa­ to permit unn to ('alt h italn *. 1of three game basis while the fi­ Mino.so's .'kU averaLre anvon^ m'^u - I winners .No box score of the game ! ler The bout was helii m Fall on G nry Stah’V and Al Biazlr for tlu I’hillies out ot ilieir day- It's a long haiil up the lailder In While talking with Mi Mack, 11' .»u ■ '• Raymond E. Gorman that situation. De.Veau played with dena, Calif, StnndinK» nals will be a best three ont of five lar performers II .III. Mil- Z.'I iiiKt r■Inl.Y.l. i I was tiirneil in Iwague pul'lieist Hive: Mass an H-0 win idiiiiiuH liv hamahing Mike Gollat professional ball but Ije n has the one of the g^reatest pitcher.** the INSURANCE AGENCY Hamilton last year and was a fair Runyan, who gave Slammin’ Knntern game set. Mr. Maek I'elated Ihfit 'In lias |i. . i;.»hin-siii i'll.. 1i*K>' , i:< I .Mel Cushing was woi klng late and Little Leajiue I'hr Hilln ?*iotv !■*' Horatio Al- 'ill Ballimi.II' apparently worked goods to go all the way with pro­ W L vt, (;b l . ftn m e Hra ever known wa.s admit­ Tel. 6460 to middlin’ short fielder. This sea­ Sam Snead the worst beating of Players must supply their own managed lu .see all the home Si"lrii hasrn ('hi< Bi;.- 17 . unable to attend the game. Nino I’agam eheeka in with tin In a :i-2 a in o\‘rr Boston in 10 12 Brookfield St. Hartford ...... 37 24 .607 ted to the room. He was Bic Fd grr in rrvrrwr Si^iird hy thr per schooling. son the carrot-topped whiz has hl.s capeer. 8 and 7. to win the balks and racquets up to the finals. ;;Rme.s played by the .Mhletics M - ( ’ll i( Hjro 1 Rec Director John Hedliind: re­ informalioii lliul all star teams I Innings. I'lumuy Brown. Gollal’s St'heneciady ...... 36 26 1', Walah of nearby Meriden, the one­ iM.hMK Il.,i.sr.| on flic il.’Cl.-l..tIS » \.ralth>’ New Ynik YanUa f**r a been playing a lot of shortstop for 1938 championship, was one of .371 ■) Balls for tin- finals will bo sup­ this ,s( a.son. He uIm* made the firsl ports that alten'a11onnl sists of Hal Turkington. Al Whit­ The former Athletus leader i.s NnlionnI erations following tonight's game fiinde To Tangir roniglil of vrars in thr Yankrr Slmltum iis I'om iMorgiin and Joe Oatrow- team in the leaRfue. today that ia. St Ic. uu» .36* . needs them. Regulars who can be the sudden death playoff...... 41 24 .631 ... ney. Bill Stoarn.s and John Hed- truly a remarkable and wonderful iialliUR- Muaul. akl to aliiit out Waslungloii, 3-0, IIAI.F MII-E TRACK Brooklyn but the famed pitcher feel** that H• •hiiipoii I'r'M'kli 1Ii ,360, ,\l (’.liartpr Oak hols hiillprn llllrr In'tiiinr dtaguatrd relied upon to keep the Ares going ...... 3S 31 ,.va .') lund. man He has never smoked nor as till' Yiinkcea reduced idle ChiCa- The first threp-way tie for the New York . the Red .Sox and Yankee.** will Hump -H<**.grp. Br«H.kl>M ■•.A, rlark H»’ waN «* diaaaliMlifd hr aak*'d ...... 33 32 .r»*m s Dates and time of matches, up drank He is an inimaeulale dre.s- I Yankevs' ilouble victory, over the STAFFORD SPRINOS SPEEDWAY are Mike Pleean, George Kep­ medal In the classic’s history St. leoula 1 go'.M Aiui'iicnn l.eague lend tu onr .432 9 battle It nut for the flap Ni’W Y'-ik. .*2 Last Night's Fights (ooi g* \N • I.S. , VanUi r gi’im a) ler, Freddie Booth, Race and Bol­ popped up. with Peter C(x>per of ■('-ineinnati ...... 32 33 to the finals, will he arranged by ,ser and always wears a stiaw HiiiiP iMittt'd 11^ W i.-4t 'n kc’ St i.^.lJl' I Wa.Bhlngton .'fcnator.s, and set a MiincIlCBlcr's two ruliies m the liall game I'lie While Sox's BENEnT CAMP COITIANT KltND ritiladelplila ...... 32 33 ,4‘‘2 9 Mr. Mark a-sked for the day's new modem record Fiy extending ^managrt, to tind«' him after an duc. White Plains. N. Y’.; Claiide Har­ to*.: the participants. In the event of skimmer whuh ea.sily identities i2 k . .Hi !• I lll o..k 1! [! .'.o Little I,eHgue Alumm ciicuit "UI. h .b vi-ai si Ksn .|ih Cily m HMD. .'leliecluled day game witli Detroit Boston ...... 3<) .34 .46M haaebalt scores When told the rhtlnri*’ IphiB ft.S, ! Ilia hitting streak to 42 consecu- The Props have been Improving mon of Maniaroneck. N. Y.. and 11 disagreements on dates, the tour­ the distinKm.*-hed ^rent wherever H i'# Aphhurn. was waalied out aftei hall an in­ SATURDAY NITE-8;1S P. M. flinap'' ...... 2s 33 . *:.!( A'a had dropped a ft to .'i tlerlsion Dark .Nrw V-Tk ft2 Bv Ihc Associated I’re.ss clssh tonight St Clisiier i i«k j W eiss peddled Hiller lo the Palm Beach, Fla.; and Dapner 1.3‘: ney committee shall h:ive the pow­ jie appears. { live games. ning with each game New faces to lM!te»)urg»i 39 .391 to the RF'd 5>ox. Mr Mark sat Df.uMrji— Klliott BoPt.ni n.^binhoi’ , I St Paul. Minn Tnniniy Field First pitch :b sisled f..r ! ' libs for J25.(»im on s ronditlonnl DICK EAGAN—AI. KING— HCM-T BUNN show are Hank Bartnlcki, former I.loyd Mangrum of Niles. 111., /.mprlcno er to name a date and time for the Mr Mflf'k 1.*; no doUht one of the. I Twenty Veara Ago George I I’lUiii hittei ('liff ,Mapca ranie down and said. "Oh. those one run R1 i.'kh 1 , I)nrk. ,\rw Y k Bril. j('.imphrll, IyimU I.^l.Tn*!, Ill aalr They f*>rgol tlir eonditiona TOM FENLEY—CI.ATE COM-INS— IIMMY IJTTI.E RolM-rta llallnek and "Chief” deadlocking at 142. two under the rhit-ago ...... 42 23 .646 — I match concerned. Player refusing lu'st known and most respeeled \ Blake waa named to referee the ft . U). I tlirougli with a Ihree-run double UConn star. Ed Dennehy and Bob ’ Hramea.” Walsh chipped In with. 1’iM-hinsh 17. nutptnntrd tllrn KlnniiRan. HO. uluii I’lnnki*' eamr through aa a Beners-ed Seats— H.B0 (tax Inel.l— Gen. Adni— gl.lW) (tax Inel.) card. New York ...... 41 Xi .641 1 to play his mat. h within the desig- men in Ameriea t»>day 'Phis writer 3'r - M u.AiH 1 Si H..U1s 6 BHUm- I heavyweight title fight between ('oa* !i I)on NN aim ii Hank "g- I off .Sid Hudson m s lypu sl Yankee Davis The latter pitched with El­ Iletiired above are Itohi-rta llallnek and her Golden Retriever, .Ok) 3 C n u - !sSt. Paul. lU. 12*r> pitcher lor ( ’hicago la.st aea- Children— 60e (tax Inel.)— P'REE PARKING Boston ...... 4(* 26 I nated time sh.nll lose tlic match I'.v "T know just what you mean has talked with him on several h<• it/, ('liicago 1 champion Max Schmeling and mira In the Eastern League four “Ciller’. The dog Is the llr’il from the 3liineliest<>r tWiedlenee I>oK Cliandler Harper. last year's un­ 'il t 7'-- .Md liaiold gf*gHtiuli IH e.unrnllN tralmg I’l Mon. He finally hatl made good to I explosion in the eighih inning. Clevoland ...... 31 •r' nie." Walsh won 40 pames for orcasion.s tiuring the fiasl few M(-m* Minp 11 •'iK'-r Hi ... kli : 2 1. I Young Stribling. 1 ('umbnUii'l Resersatinns Phone 82.3, Stafford Springs, Conn. years ago and adds needde strength expected victor from Portsmouth. pi ..V>h 9 . default. 1 111 at plHtr with H rrii'Ml **f tiller eoiuplet' the cycle of hlg IragiM'.s Mu.lson Willed in 90 degree heat ^rulnlnK C1iih to win Itn <'l>\ Tro|»hlc*i^ and rlbtHmom' on the rlicbt. WaKhInglon 2o 37 1 j'2 Although there wa.s a polire- L..iiiP 17 ] knorkf'l out Ilaiidall "Skecls" to minora (o tug leagura ^ alter allowing only llin e hits ters with a par 144. He ran 24 41 ..36!» IH oblipinp with informatirin as any arui Rrauprr, loarhed hy (liailir and Jim Blanchard. Bobby Knight riuU'lelphla man on duty at the entrance to Sl.'lrn bAP'-9 K-• bin.Aoii Hro..kl\ n. Veteran Jockey Kllled- ISlarkfV, 170' Nt'iley k'ord, \t' The :t0-year-old nglit hniiilet I Ihrougli the lust seven innings. He St. Lo\il.« ...... 12 4.'. .297 Twiliplil I^enpue manager RohlnaJHi, haa apllt e\rn in fnui will be out to take over the league into veteran camnaigner Jim Tiir- Bloaafield's office, auto^-raph 11, Jrthro«*. Ho9t.li11 1(* I Va. 1. tu’vi'r wn.M hfttiT Ulan last niglit. j faced only 2'2 h.aUrrs ovei that batting leadership. Others counted nesa of BroaiTllff. N. Y.. in his Toda>‘n <*nnian I’lli hliiR Hm lirCll St. I.oiiin. .1-0. Inglewoiid, Calif , June 29 iiT, | ' outinga. ' I al ret : l\ Kantrrn •eekera managed to form a line Gulfstream Park race track had f>nn I TiK»inp!«Min illo. ('nnn. ('‘luro Hia pie\u>u.** hig Iriigiie high wa.i upon are Showboat Porter. John­ opening match today. TOYS 1 'hio, H'*» Hrookl;Mi, 10-1. Veteran Jockey F. A. (Freddie) | I Kenny Iriah la r\pei ini to do I .SI Isiuis, i'h \claiul, Ro.slon and .rt at Btrlford (S p. m.). and fte i the siRnaturos of Mr. iLs mo.«*t suetes.sful season In his­ Stnk''..ulf* !S’rwc■nil»r B ro..kl> 11 70. I Vfjar HO 1-4. Stnniforfl (!onn , H Iwd-hittcr ngiiinat Uie Phila laal ny Greene, Mike Zwick, Mike Sav- Roberta Hallock^ ‘^Chief^^ Harmon was hooked against Fof the Kiddles. i the pitching for thr Hank with, j Plulsdciplua Were not achrdided Klmira M Albany. i | Mack and Walah. tory nl its rerent meeting. The pahn. 69 Smltli, one of the nation s fere- |j Ktnppu‘1 I*!.**!! Ja' k \Vri)»ht, 140, Septemhei • erlck and Jerry Williams. Dick Shoemaker, a 149 shooter Large Assortment , Boh Bucklry Ina hatt*'rv mate ' Biiighamtc^n at \Vilk*'.«-Barrp, i Admitted to the room \iere ■daily miitiiel nvernpe soared to ^ Nnahvillf'. 2 Hiller .a a|ini klr. however, dnln t most lightweight riders, died at a . [ llohual Jim Tavlor F.ddir \\ oln k from Oeveland; Cooper banged BSrh^n*»ota-ly «t SrrHr.l'-m. , President Tommy Rirhardaon of j Pa linrolri ( ’olltrr, I have a> much I'ffeit on Uie Na- GET into Dennv Shute, the Akron. O., N'atiunal i better than $8^2 000—an increase hospital last night. It was Cali­ and Norm Vittnrr f Tin a trio of 1 t Winning Many New Honors Arthur Drug Stores the Kaatem I>ARrue. Boh Steele of of 17 1 per rent I lft8, N .T )«tnppp at Boston fornia s third race track fatality hravv a iiggrra St ght Mv ra Mr- , . , a? Sports Mirror jOnlriiRhy, Iftl Ghr*«trr, 2 rv i (1. * .» 1 1 # .1 Vina two fioinr luna for New in 1936 and 1937, and Mangrum (Blfkh.rd 8-T». Night. in five years Smith, s 38-year-old ! Honnugh w tor the alHl' f'»r the , - a , ,u ■ i LAND SURVEYING riilbxdt'lpliia (Uubfrts 8-6) at Brook­ native of Camaguey. Cuba, was e. .1 » I ■ .1 1 ot U .*« .V4 » dg* i»\f i thr,len*ling Tho Obrdiunco Dor Training « .K-nre of 192 itnd fifth pla( e. At was opnosed bv Henry Ransom of ‘ Brea with Tf*ni Smith hrhiii' thr i, . , t, , ^ lyn (Ballra l-2». Night. Sii\nld l*rniar% Jor BiMfiklwi l»i*dgrra I’ruvidi'iue, ttiey won .second place St. Andrews. III., who paired with Today A Y’ear Ago The Boston i thrown to the track when his platf. Buddy Hoiland Don't risk blow-outs on the Edward L. Davis, Jr. ( ’Ivih of Maruhu.slf'r is vory ]irouff ami 19S points in Cranston, and DeVicenzo last week to win the Red Sox defeated the Philadelphia i mount. Folletin, broke a leg dur- gli and Mfdrdith ,M< of it.s first ( ’r>X am! hamlU*r, natl (F'ix 3-4). Athletics 22-14 to .set a new two- 1 mg the running of yesterday s Ph'-'fiiiv Anz .iunr 29 ‘V- ' ’ i»i'r Biama to ilip the liodgria' road! Get more miles, driv­ Registered Ijind Surx'eyor Wdlimantie, shows they finished Inverness four-ball matches at (’hlcagf^i ( Hu^h 5-3) al St. Ix»ui8 GUARANTEED I hrrn brM at Ih^ diab UotH i ta Hnllin'k ami " Ro­ team total run record for the I eighth race at Hollywood Park. j I^ro SavoUl m Phoriux on a aheut ' l<'nd to file gamca Branca took 1.3 Proctor Road, Manchester CDX with i(ienlical .seori'S and Toledo. O. (Mung.-r 3-2). Night. rnnt»*at a berta IS a .limior at Mambesler American ly'ague of 36, topping viait, aava hr thinka ,?of* 1,/Tuta ha.** a 4-2 rdgr into the eighth, thanka ing confidence from these plaemgs Kiist |)laei’ ami a score Snead, alwavs a ton threat In AniFrlraii Tel. TOin Bo.oton (Wight 3-5 nn«i .M< iN'nn-'tt WATCH I a pood uhancr to hrat Kz/ard i li> a hnkv foui rn**! defenar hy HiL!li "I'hief” i.s a small the PG.\. had Freddie Hans of the previous mark hy one Hm» D’Ya Win? rayon-carca.ss, cold-rubber of 199. 'ITie averagi' score for CDX 4-4* at N»'W Yf«rk ( Ka.-4« lil 11-1 and I (liarlra and rr^;ain tiir hravv- I I the Gmnl infield I>ori Muellei a pally worUinp (lolden Retreiver. New Orleans as his opening foe. SUGGESTIO N l Five Years Ago — Lennart was 197. Kijzava 4-3i. Da>-night i1-*uhh‘ hpi.d- I Wright rhBinpion.shii'. SHv«»ld. who , ainglc and a tiunl aingla hy I’his pair 1% one of the payest while Henry Williams. Jr., of REPAIRING .M -W AU Strand of .Sweden, won Uie 1..500 William.Bburg, Va. iN F A l (!oiil NEW tire.s. Trade your old Tills team of junior handler and i er. FORMICA w a.a knorkrd nut h\’ lymla .Iunr , W'hiti V I**Hltiiuiii arf It up for junior hamiler ami tlop leania I Waalilngton (l’(Tt-TfloM 1-0 and IV A RADIO OF THE WEEK meter race in ,3..51,-5 in the N.'>( ne«.|>lte getting more hits and I gaily working Golden always win.s Kntztown. Pa . mnner-up last COUNTERS , ir». told rrportrra ln«t night hr tires now! SAVE! DRIVE showinp a pirl and dop just rear as Coinmbns. O., opposes Sanfor-.' I-4i al riiila'h-lplka iK^llm-r al A. A C. ihampion.Bhips at San better pitching, on an earned-riin Onr lilt Shllloill ' Btamn firat pit h the appidval of the ringside. They I had nothing but pralar for Loma. ' d»» p into thr ujipri left field arata meant for eai !i other Llliei play- Clevelander Gene Knnes. I 5-5 and Fowlur 3-D. Twi-mghl double All Watch Antonio. basis, than their opponents, the S.VFELY! WILLIAMS inp a bit to the nnpside nml H‘>- havi’ taken part in several te.st header. Ten Years Ago Joe I'l.Maggio I William and Mary baseball team although admitting thr Rriwn — fo! hia ari'nnd hniiu’i of the game tiertn worUinp happily with him. nights and .sam tinn mat( hes wilti Detroit (Trout 3-9) at Cleveland Repairs Are hit safely in both gamc.s in the I dropped 11 of Its first 13 games Bnmbrr haa paaard hia pi linr Rv The .\sS(H’inlod I’ ress ' llndges Wslrhes IMIrh scores of 199 and 199'-. At the re­ (I^'Mion 7-6). Night. . I si,. |diiii limes, wim relieved ( ’!> hn.s won m three shows, Jim Healey Wiii8 Tested On The 1 wn h.a.''lcrn l.iSgne right- . ,, ,, cent Klni City KC Sanction match St. Lfiuia U Chtrago Brvne (2-2v V9. '' 'l*a\e Ivoeln in Ihi sixth. )mured s showinp- for the fir«t time in Rna- .ludnon (2-0*. Night. LAUNDRY OIL SERVICE Kotierta and "Cliicf " made a per­ CUSTOM EXHIBITS handers were slingv with hits lust jniird slrikr pasl hnmr run king DOAL - DOKE lol and wmiunp the first lep with Interaational \N A I CH M ASTER OTCHDIS WE WILL ALLOW a st'ore of the lout'.st .score fect score of 200 in Open B win­ Aiiialeiir Oowii Springfield al Toronto. & DISPLAYS night as they helped Ihcir first I (ill Ih'djfra w ho ,^tood with hi« | Rtl BROAD ST. I received. At Willimantic, they won ning over .some of the top dogs in ROOM divi.^ion rluhn roll to nrw virtoriufl. Up To EACH FOR YOUR OLD TIRES obenience in this section. second place with a .srore of 191, Danbury, June 29 — (J’l — Jim FIjing Stroud GAUDET Guru* (\uilrv Ml-2) pitrlird iiib The Manchester Club puts on It’s A pel project of ours— FUEL and RANGE OIL nml the third lep &\ I.H*omin.ster. Healev of Race Brook. 1951 Yale Milwaukee - ( NEA i - Mar- I 891 MAIN ST. lirMt |»1h*'*' Hfiitfnr«l (*lu«f« nut of Ma.s.s,, with a seore of 197’:{ and d'-monstrations for various clubs golf captain, today is king of the quette broad Jumper Mel Stroud I (Across From St. James’s Qharch) laundry arras. We’ve design­ a iwo-fmmo lonm^r utrcak wilii a TIRES CAPPED - 1-DAY SERVICE first plaee. and organizations and Roberta and state’s amateur golfers. practices by sprinting and nin- I JEWELERS ed and hiillt a lot of them in Miu'-hit I'urforinaiuf Uial abut ou’ Rotierta and “("^lef" won the "('Tuef are with the clogs doing The slender, long-driving ex-Eli nlng. ' ARCHITEOURAl new .homes and old. I.et us DISPLAY UNIQUE G-E DESIGN FEATURES \\ illinnisport. l-O. tile "speeipl " work at the end CABINETRY first lep on the (T>X dejjree at star, swamped Dr. Ted Lenezyk of tackle such a Job for you and FIXTURES And Jojic Santiapn i7 1* hurled WHITE SIDEWALLS A SPECIALTY Foot Guard in Hartford, with a fancy jumping and the so called Indian Hill in yesterday’s schedul­ n tuo-liit trr for thml-f>la«‘P You’ll Want help make your work load OIL HEATING "trick routines '. "Chief " is one of ed 36-hole final In the Connecticut ilUrpi BniT('. tripping Fhngham- the gayest working dogs In tiain- lighter, more pleasant. .'SHIP­ CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED EQUIPMCNT State Amateur Tournament. 10 trin. .I-1 ® Ing, always doing his exercises and 9 in 27 boles. It was the most SHAPE als4v designs and (Vml»*y lo«t a no-hUlrr nl Harl- with a waving tail. decisive victory within the me­ CAN SAVE YDU FUEL DDLLARS f*>rd whMi W lUiamjiptirl h Bo)i KrI- hiiilils id her special purpose These Estimates On Request mory of veteran tournament ob­ CUSTOM MADE nork areas. 9-kk llnrd n wiiiKlf* <’*vf»r thr brad CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY servers. SAY CABINET MAKERS CAI.L SASH II DOORS SUPPLIES of Fhorlatop Harrv Hanrbnnk Healey Just couldn’t do any­ Hanrhrink b loriR flv In thr third 29 BISSELL STREET thing wrong throughout the day. TELEPHONE 5167 2-1257 CENTER Sports Schedule Ask about these unique G-K fuel-snving inniiiL «rorrd 5^tan (Jlrnn with thr For A but lots of times Dr. Ted didn't features: G-K Burner Nozzle; famous winnir.f: run. seem able to do anything right. WHEN Friday, June 29 G-E "Turn-Back Flame” ; efficient G-f-^ Especially coming back in the "Heat Trap.” MOTORS Silk Citv vs. Hamilton 6;00— morning round. ! Oval, ■ , Healey flashed over the initial ------^WE Bang Up M.Tin Street Artny and Navy vs. Green Man- 18 holes in a dazzling six-unfler- You Dan Dapand On Next To The Post Office ; or. q:ir> ('barter Oak. par 64 for an unofficial course re­ Bank vs. Brown and Beaupre, cord. Three putts conceded by KNOW HOW Yes! You gel year-round hot water, DO YOU KNOW THIS MAN! 1 6;]5— Charter Oak. . Lenezyk during the round barred too— from the same unit. DILLON’S G(30(d Time THE FINEST .Monday, July 2 official recognition of the mark. to give your car brakes that British-American vs. Silk City, Although Lenezyk was only a are really safe. 1 6;00-Oval. stroke over par on the first nine, GUARANTEED r IN USED CARS Center Congos vs. South Metho­ he started the Inward journey 3 WE'RE BRAKE SPECIALISTS dist. eil.T- Robert.son. down. Here, however, his game Small, compact! Mort* room for This Fast Service — Reasonable Prices. Our men are trained to Open Until 9 EveninRs Paris Curtains vs. Silk CTity, simply fell apart. He ballooned to hobbies, laundry, game room. wgrk on all cars, makes and models. Drive In today! Bank Financing 6;l.'j Charter Oak. an incoming 42, six over par, and YOUR CAR IS WORTH ON A USED CARS found him.self 9 down. He had four five-stroke holes and two six ^ t h 1949 Oldsmobile 88 4- strokers with only three In perfect SERVICE '50 Ford Tudor Dduxa. figures. NEW 1951 PACKARD Completely automatic, quiet, dean, Hoafer. door Futuramic. Radio Healey contir/ied his .steady dependable, efficient. It's G-E and Heater, White plav on the third nine going over STATION For A Limited Time Only We Will Allow through and through. '49 Mareury Conv. Club FOUNi only on the 20th. Lenezyk. how­ VAN'S Up To TJie Following Prices Cp«. Radio & Hootor. Walls. ever. couldn’t seem to get his 'AT THE TEXACO SIGN' game under control until he broke *49 Ford Tudor Cus. D«L. 1949 Plymouth Club 427 HARTFORD ROAD loose with two birdies and a par 1941-42 HUfi 1947____1918 -*949 Entire G-E unit ia designed, m.inii- Radio and Hoaftr. Coupe. Radio and on the last three holes of the factured and "packaged” as a com­ round. Ch«vrok?t S640 i $1050_ $12.50_ Si.riiP~$ 16.5(t pletely coordinated heating plant.G.P!. '49 Ford Tudor Dtluxt. Heater. By that time, it was too late. buick I $65() ' $1250 S1375 $1700 : $2000 atanda behind the entire unit! LOVELL Radio and Hoofar. 1948 Chevrolet Club a ^ Dldsmobile _$65(KJ_S1200 $1,125 $1650__$1900 L i '49 Ford Fordor CuBfom COVtL'S Pontiac j _$620_^$T150 $n00 $1600 1 $1875 Coupe. Radio and J 3IILK -FED • Horn* owneri Daluxo. Radio, Hoof- O Jaslisn Heater. FRESH FROZEN Chryaler _ $ ^ 0 _ L $ 12'50_ $ 1 .T50J $1700_!J 1900 or. Ovordrivo. JANTZEN Plymouth I $600-1 $1050 I $T250 I $1,350 ! $1650 report fuel lovingt POULTRY *49 Ford Club Coupo. 1948 Chevrolet 4-door. Cadillac $975 : B5(i0 $1700 $1950 | $3000 up fo 50% ROASTERS ...... Ib.eOtf Stop And Sock OIL BOILER Rodio and Hootor. & Swim Trunks Radio and Heater. CAPONS and Action tailnred Jantaeil OF COURSE YOU DO! HE'S YOUR GOOD FRIEND other Makes .and Years Correspondingly'High REMEMBER THIS I With any hurting wnit, Ovordrivo. 1949 Mercury 4-door. CAPONETTES . . . .lb. 72c AT THE trunks ia your ticket to sum­ !46 Mareury ConvartiUo. Tee Shirts mer fiin. You'll notice the Delivered in Manchester IT'S NOT THE COST... IT'S THE Arrow, .lantxen, Radio and Heater. Radio, Hoafor. difference in the 'fit and feel SAM NELSON Friday Evenings Businass FUEL COST. L«t 6.E. htlp you latft. Brentwood of a Jantzen. YOUR FORMER TOWN TAX COUECTOR 1950 Studeboker Cham­ Call After S P. M. '46 Chtvrolaf Fordor So- pion. Radio, Heater QUINN'S LAUREL PARK Coup# $ 2 4 6 8 ®® \Coll ut today lor FHEE home heating survey don. Radio, Hootor. $1.15 up $3-50 up and Overdrive. H. A. FRINK '42 Ford Tudor. Hootor. a n d — EQUIPMENT OPTIONAL PHARMACY Sullivan Avenue — Wnpping Get several of theae cool, 1946 Oldsmobile Sedan- GOLF RANGE GENERAL ELECTRIO com/orlable Tqe Shlrta in He's Mode A Very Important Decision fancy patterns or plain col­ ette. Radio, Heatjer The difference between your car and a new Packard may cost TRUCKS ytm no more than the ao-calted “Cheap Cars." , ors Sport Shirts In Your Interest!! and Hydram^ic. OPEN D A ILY '47 Ford IVa Ton Stok* Here’s .the shlrta for play and relaxation. You can 1950 Chevrolet Stylelina Body. SLACKS haat the heat by loeklnc cool CONTACT HIM AT ONCE AT HIS STOCK CAR RACES LET US PROVE IT! and neat la one ot theaa •Ity 10 A. M. TO 11 P M. Light weight and cool, oi DeLuxe 2-door. Rodio! '47 Chovrolof Daluxo aj|>ort shirts. (MODIFIED CARS) creaae realitaat rayon. OFFICE - MANCHESTER 5191 ^ BELOW) and Heater. White NOTE NEW HOURS Williams Oil Service Ponol Dolivary. Walls. SPECIAL! 50 LAP FEATURE '50 Ford Sfoko Pickup. AND LEARN THE DETAILS LESSONS GIVEN BY PROFESSIONAL 341 BROAD STREET—TEL. 2-1257 r $7-95 up $2-25 u j ? 1948 Buick 4-doer. Ra­ SUNDAY NIGHT — 7:30 P. M. RICHARD HOPKINS dio and Heater. AH Seats: A D C LT S SL30 Tax. Inc).— C H IL D R E N 25c Tax Incl. BRUNNER’S IT'S WORTH $50 CASH TO YOU Nains 1949 Plymouth 4-door. FREE PARKING TELEPHONE HARTFORD 8-5019 or PACKARD, INCORPORATED EASY MONEY Radio and Heater. THE DIRECT FACTORY DEALER 8-2508 FOR APPOINTMENT Address DILLON 1947 Mercury Club! 358 EAST CENTER STREET—TELEPHONE 5191 PLAINVILLE OR INQUIRE AT THE RANGE Salts n i Sanrlin J9 0 IT NOW!! Coupe. R^io and SPEEDWAY Open Wed., Thurs,, Fri. Until 9 P. M.—Sat. T il 5 P. M. Telephone Number m m i : > Hoafor. ROUTE 72 P L A IN V n X E , CONI^. 319 Moin Stroof Tma., BeCote • F. >L—Wed., Thura., Fri., Up To R F. M.—(Ut. S F. M. Yon Muat Be Satisfied at Brunner’s Or Your Money Back Clip and Mail. - .. . - - • - ^yt . Manchat|ar MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY .TUNE 20, 1051 PAGE^IRTBEjr ;------»-• ------— — 'T'4 MANCHEffTER EVENING H E R ALD , MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY JUNE 29, 1951 OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS SIDE GLANCES HV GA].BKAITH CARNIVAL BY Dick TURNKR X- Hon for Sate TS THEM SHOP \ SitBstlfMiB Wmatftf— BooaaheM Gooda 51 Boramar Homaa for Rent 67 Boriaww StrrleM Offtrad IS ItepBiriiiK t s HUMORISTS CAM'T \ Sense and Nonsense A0t0aMbOt8 Por 80I0 4 Femal* S8 LAST TEAR 8TTLEB, S ROOMS COVENTRY—Lake front cottage, BEAR. T O S E E REPAIR and traac on sewing ma- private beach, three bedrooms, FOR SALE—Duplex 6 and 6. In­ ANVBOOV REST- ' 1»M OODOE M'ton pickup In A-1 a n t iq u e s Raflaishad. Rapalrlng EXPERIENCED office worker, SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED dona on any fumitura. Ttemann, chlBss and motors. House Ap- FURNITURE living room, electric kitchen, bath quire 112 Blssell street. THEytL HAVE TH' W’hat ona says whan on hia An early hlatorian aaya the condition. 1MB Plymouth fordor, pllahces. Pendulum and elsctitc available for part time. Wguld FDOR. O L D WMOCH- kneea la of leaa Importance than flrat problem of man was what to Xlanified 189 South Main atreat Phone AND APPLIANCES room, hot and cold running water, MAM S P E N P IW HIS AtNimiStNa radio and haatcr. 1M7 Ford con­ clocka. F. X. Dion, 3 Ridgewood. like doctor'e office or Ineurance. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE with well furnished. Call Coventry 7- what he does when he rises. use for money. A lot of people vertible coupe, radio and heater, 5643. TIME BErrvUEEN 7779. Phone 6945. "Phllco” Refrigerator 6877. CAN YOU TOP THIS MIS ROUNDS HUNTIN’ Kalends. arc Btlll trying to find the answer A i m & m g r t s full price. 195. Clarke Motor RKPAIRINa BY .tLuart R. Wol­ 3 ROOMS FURNITURE with REPS.' commenta. Salea, Broad atreet. Phone 2-2012. MATTRESS. Tour old maitrsaaaa FOR $9,800 cott on washing machines, vac­ "Westinghouse” Refrigerator, COVENTRY LAKE—Several at­ In the kitchen of tha Rack CLABBinBD ADVT. Open eveninfa. aterlllsed and remads ilka new. Sitaationa^ Wanted— a horaa to water, uum cleaners, -iotors, small ap­ “Bengal” Combination Range tractive cottages for rent by- Andover, but only ten miles household the little woman was , You can lead Call Jones Furniture and Floor Mala S9 Low Friendly Terms. We will hold week, month and season Welles and he’ll drink if you wait long mFr. H00B8: 1950 CHEVROLET8, tudor. for- pliances. Welding and cutting. from Manchester Center. Cape Cod busy with pots and pans, while In . Motor replacements A-l Repair, Covering, 36 Oak. Tel. 3-1041. any articles until wanted regard­ 8iW A. M. 10 4 :U P. IL dor, Belair. AU in beautiful con­ CARPENTER and makbn wishes Agency, Coventry. Tel, 7-6872. with five finished rooms. All in Uie parlor the Lord and Matter' of Sales. 180 Main Phone 8.597. ------!-?------^ ------work, all kinds. Call James Man- less of time. good condition. Fireplace, oil heat, dition. Fully equipped. Only SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT COLUMBIA LAKE — Two lake tha establishment held subdued . . . premium aelected cara alw-nya. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, Business Opportunities 32 dell, Rockville 6-7283 after 7 p. fully Insulated, screens, storm win­ converse with hl.s neighbor. M"*' ONLY DAY OR EVENING front cottages One suitable for 3 dows, coniblnnllon doors, basement Douglae Motors. 3.13 Main. copied, vacuuu cleaners, irons, m. Neighbor - 1 Uloughtthouaht >vour o u wife’s^ ^ " will never erect a ^ building OfXrn GROCERY STORE In neighboring FOR AlgpOINTMENT or 4 people for 1 week beginning garage, nicely landscaped Lot 90 x guns, etc. repaired, shears, name was Susan, why do you call someone will not IjOST—PASS BOOK No. 6B563. village. Only store within three TWO YOUNG men. 21. willing PHONE HARTFORD 6-0358 MR Jul^ 7th. One suitable for 5 or 240. Appro.ximately $2,800 ca.sh BO high that knives, mowers, etc. put In con­ her Peggy 7 Notioa la hereby given that Paaa IMS MEJICURV convertible Very- miles. Completelj modern. Excel­ and able to do anything for real ALBERT—AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 6 people for one week beginning required. Jump from it. dition for coming needi. Bralth- July 28. Alice Clampel Agency. 93C.' Meek—Oh, Peggy's a little pet Book No. 69562, laaued by The good condition. Phone 7890. lent opportunity for man ,^nd money. Best offer accepted. $50 flame I have for her. (And leaning walte, 62 Pearl street. WE BUY .Jid sell good used furni­ 2-4543 - 2-0880. ALICE CI.AMPET, Agenry V Neighbor—So you have twins at Savinga of Manchester “ wife, or two partners. Reason­ to $100 reward. Write Box W. forward he dropped his voice to a 1941 CHEVROLET club coupe. ture, combination rangea, gas your house, l-'rankle 7 Wlial have haa baen lost and application LANDSCAPING and grading. ably priced. T. J. Crockett, Brok­ Herald. Phone 2-4543 or 2-0880 whisper I. You see, Peggy la'short you named tliem " * Radio, heater, runs good. A real er. Phone office ,5a 16, or residence ranges and heaters Jones Furni­ has baen made to aaid bank for Bulldozer for hire. No Job too ture S^ore. 36 Oak. Phone 2>1041. anted to Kent 68 for Pegasus; Pegasut was an .Im­ Frankie—Thunder luid Light­ payment of the amount of de- bargain at 134.5 Open every eve­ large or small. Macri Brothers. 3751. mortal steed: and an immortal ning that's what Pop said when ning. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Dogs— Btrda— Pata 41 OFF EAST Center street seven poait . ______5305 or 4623. OLD RED Tlh Bam 706 North FAMILY of four require.s 4 or 5 room.s. Iarg< sunporch. two-car steed Is an everla.stlng nag! they arrived. GROCERIES and meata. Long e« rooms, unfurnished, heated or IMl CHEVROLET Fordor, 1939 tablished store In growing com Main street, buys and sells good garage, o,l hot water; furnace. A 1/)ST—PASS BOOK No. 51208. FLOOR PROBLBI'iS solved with BEAGLE Hound pups, used rumitur< and antiques, unheated, maximum, $60 Do own l.,et's Be Sure Were Right! Notice ia hereby given that Pass Oldsmoblle sedan JlOO down. miinity near Manchester. Long good buy. Madeline Smith. Real­ Slie wed him for lire and later linoleum. a.‘ipbaii tile counter. weeks old. Call 8933. Frank Denettc. Phone 3-3376. repairs. Tel. 2-2353. tor 2-1642 or 4679 Ill 1942 or 1943, Genenil "Vine­ Book No. 51206, issued by The Sec Douglas for bargains al- Expert wor. .lanahlp, free eetl- lease. Good opportunity for en discovered he didn't have any gar" Joe Stilwell headed an ex­ Savings Bank of Manchester v^’ays. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. motes. Open evenings. Jonee Fur terprlalng couple. Owner must PEDIGREED German Shepherd HOSPITAL Beds and wheel chairs WANTED—5 or 6 room flat by- pedition as military advisor to the has been lost and application Open 9 a. m. - 9 p m. nlture, Oak atreef. Phone 2-1041, sell due to lllne-ss. Madeline puppies for sale. Inquire 11 Essex for sale or for rent. Rates rea­ three adults. Lifelong Manrhc.s- I People have becoma ao accut- i'hinese government down Into I.,ols for Sale 73 I tomed to getti.ig what they want, has been made to said bank for 1947 t'HEVROLRT two-door Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. street, or call 2-2540. sonable. Keith Furniture Co. ter resident. Excellent rcfcremc. « 9 *•« Burma, and promptly got I brown payment of the amount of de­ LLNOLEUM Remnants .50c square Phone 4159. Call 8283. LARGE LOTS, 1 acre and up. when they want It. and where they out. All enterprising newspa|)er sedan Radio, heater and new FOR SALE Concession stand at ANNOUNCING the opening of want It, that they take the mod­ reporter saw General Stilwell aiul posit ______yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. Priced from S2.')t to $.500; for OLK BOARDING HOUSE ilh tires. Beautiful dark green fin­ Done by reliable, well-trained Robertson Park, Best offer takes Kelly's New Aquarium. All kinds WORKING Couple desire 3 or 4 ■summer or ycai round homes, MAJOR HOOPLE em miracle of dlitributlon for asked him If he had anything to ish, Very clean and In excellent l o s t —PASS BOOK No. SS 5776. men All Jobs guaranteed. Hall It. Call 2-9414 or 2-9010. of fish, plants and supplies Im­ room apartment in Manche.ster or high elevation on black road. The granted. aay to the people regarding the Notice is hereby given that Pass condition. Priced below ceiling. Linoleum Co, ,56 Oittage street. ported directly from South vicinity. Phone 2-9.590. SOO LADG WASM’T HE A DIO you subvjeV ' —Don Franciaco. accomplishments of the inission Clarke Motor Salea, Broad street. For bathinettes, cribs, high Allen Realty Co.. Realtors, Phone, 1 4 Book No. SS 5776, issued by The Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or America. Come in and meet -Manche.ster .510,5 6 eeN M.V FBlEiOiD LOO&B CONMECT- I THE bastilles-? He promptly replied: "1 claim we Phone 2-2012 Open evenings. Help Wantetl— Female 35 chairs, bunk i}eds, doll carriages, ^HEBATOisJ.TUE lONJ ? (Re m in d e d Savings Bank of Manchester 6109 Charlie Brown. Kelley’s Tropical MOTHFlt Wi'Lh family of six COUPLE OF T imes I "Patrolman Smith calling,” got the 'bell' beat ont of ns"'. has been lost and application strollers, also complete selection urgently need threg bedroom BOLTON Two large lots. nice IKjqeNTDB WHO MB OF A COUSIN OME-THUMB AFSPAW 1 came a voice from the hall. , 1947 CHEVROLET Fordor sedan. WAITRES.S FOR night work. Ap­ Aquarium, 17 Maple street. a n t iq u e Kiiriiiture reflnishing new home furnishings and TV. house. Refcrence.s Will jiay good visrrcD The c lu b . OF MINE WHO WAG r e p o r t e d "What do you want?" demand­ To the blonde dancer who lisd C(TPP 1044 *Y NIA M0VICC. H4C t. 44. PtO V t- P»T OPP has been made to ^id bank for Excellent condition, clean ply In person. Center Restaur­ ■ iesv high elevation Phone 2- CAP* 10II RT MIA MKVICt. (MC ▼ M RC ".Slide him under the door." dance in a sordid Joint like tbi.s 7 FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER Manchester's oldest. AA.A. type Cali 8856 after 6 p. m. and a permanent position. 5 day Open 9:30 to 5 Blonde —I don’t know unless ern. Phone 2-3749. makes. Marlow's, dual controls. Hundreds of satis------week and many other advantages Business Property for Sale 70 CRYSTAL LAKE—4-room furn- The faith that can move moun­ 1 meet a great many more proni- n a t (: h HOPm TfOU fled students, no waiting. Day [ VVE WILL ALLOW you rpore for Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 which I shall he glad to discuss RICH FARM top soU, $10 per i.'ihed collage at Lake View tains can't always get away with incnl voting men here than I did PIR A and evening appointments 2- your car towards a new Hudson HoosehoM Scrvlees in an interview Tel. 8-2181. Mr. MANCHESTER--OuLkirts. grill, height-', overlooking lake. Reason­ e a bluff. when I was a public librarian. •OOP JOB/ Hornet Pacemaker or Commodore truck load. Delivered within three 2245. Gunther, Noble & Westbrook dine and dance. Full liquor. .50 x able. Call 2-2613. 6 or 8 Immediate delivery Call OfferH 13A mile limit. Also gravel and sand BEAUTIFUL Wine American 70 ft. building. 3 years old. Sale Mfg. Co., East Hartford. for sale. Call 7195 between 9 and 12 X 20 BUILDING, contains two- for a demortstrntlon. McClure WEAVING of bums, moth holes oriental rug with pad, 9 x 15. Like or lease. Terms. Suburban Realty ANDOVER LAKE—5 rooms,, oil DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 12 X 10 rooms. Can be used as | Auto Co. 2-94 4 2 and tom clothing, hosiery runs, GIRL WANTED --Steady work 5. new. Large roll top desk. Call Co., Realtors, 49 Perkins street steam heat. .screened porch, summar cottage. Must be mov­ flays Good pay Apply Femdale, 7265. Call 8215 large lot, full cellar. Many de­ NEW LOW PRICER handbags repaired, zipper re STAMP COLLECTORS, Korea, ed. Phone 2-9442. McOure Auto | placement, umbrellas repaired 1095 Main Russia, United States, world- sirable. feature.s. Priced to sell. 378 Main street. A BC. WASHING machine, com­ <^1 1947 atiidebaker Champion 4-Dr. men's shirt collars revers^ and w-ide stamps. Mixtures, albums, Farms and Land for Sale 71 R. O. Denton. 6724. Answer to Provious Puizia Sedan - Radio, heater, J1 ,(I45 replaced. Marlow's Little Mending NEED EXTRA INCOME? pletely rebuilt, excellent condi­ SAVE! Up to 4 cents per gal. on supplies. Campress, 5 South Main tion, $40. Phone 2-0549. Musical Instrumant 1947 Studehnker Chanipton 2-Dr. Shop. 100 ACRES (30 clear). Federal SEVERAL LAKEFRONT cottages Su»04»-Hi-teit gasoline, 17.9c street, comer Charter Oak. $5,.500 ami up; others $1,600 and t'JlJir.TClLliilH ■ Ul"il-lHlIl Sedan — Heater. $9P5i Experienced typl.'t needed for GLENWOOD Combination gas style house, 7 rooms, 2 baths, oil kdL'lkS ’ Ml ll.ir-''M l»l tl-Jl i per gal. Free tire plan available. 1948 Packard 2-r>r. (120i. $1.">45 FLAT FINISH. Holland window up. Welles Agency, Coventry. Ask about It, Automatic car 2 or 3 days each week in growing BOLTON — Building stone and stove with oil burner — also heat, barn, garage, outbuildings © I D HORIZONTAL 3 Metal I 4M 1 IkiHI iUII ll-lWl tl t 1949 Mercury 4-Pr Sedan Radio, shades made to measure. All flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. good condition, river frontage Tel. 7-6872. 4 Giant king of wash 99c McOure's Service Sta­ metal Venetian blinds at a new nsurance agenry. grates. Tel 2-2176, or call at 110 V(0U 1 Depicted heater, overdrive Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. and pond, tar road, a.sking $17 Bashan tion, 373 Main street. low price. Keys made while you Russell street. LOOK instrument 1947 Mercury 4-Dr Redan Radio, 500. Many other dairy and poultry 8 Army heater, overdrive, J99.5 Suburban for Sale 75 IWDEB 8 It is------to LEARN TO drlvr safely in dual wait. MarloWe. Write Box X Herald PAIR BRASS table lamps In ex­ farms./6 to 300 acres, $4,000 an ' THE- 6 Poker stake 1948 Pontiar Club Coupe— Radio, cellent condition, $10. Phone 8940 play controlled car. Patient, courteous WI.N'DOWR Washed. We ran now WASHING MACHINE, in good up. terms arranged Welles AMSTO.N Connecticut. Amston BU6S^ 7 Unusual heater, $1,346 WANTED Help for fountain after 6:30. 13 Triangular P O N 'T f o r g s t imitructors. 11941 Ford 2-Dr - Heater give you quick servire. Call 2 work. days. Good pav Phone 2- condition. Call 7856. Agency, Coventry. Tel. 7-6872 Inn. Route 85. Combination liv­ 14 Blackthorn 8 Thud 9 Plural ending TMIB...lT'ft IfifiPORTANT.' eluding! Sundays. 4123. 8U20 A FEW Used storm .sash and full ing and business accommodations. 15 Brown Driving Academy. Phone 2-1110. CONVERTlBT.E .SPECIAL WHITE NORGE gas range, used Beautiful location. Excellent TOONJillLVlLLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX 10 WlngUke length screens, sires 24 x 39 to 72 16 Sharpen 1947 Oldsmoblle -- Radio, heater, WA.NTED WailrexF Only one 1 year. $75. Sharpley. South Houses for Sale business possibilities. Inquire on 18 Every process WHAT'4 IN IT? ' ROTO TILLER for hire for lawns, hvdrnmntle. $1 045. |{iiildinK— lon tractin K 14 36 X 51. Perfect condition. Phone Road, Bolton ’7!353^^rK^7r5ssrsrr 11 Fusible alloy 33 It is s form of 44 Whimper with experience need apply 2-1166 or 5918. premi.ses, direct from owner after 19 Any gardens etc. Charles King, Phone TRUCK SPECIALS Miller's Restaurant, 10 East 12 Barked 45 Level 1948 Stiidebaker 1’ - Ton Cab and CARPENTRY. Experienee in con FURNACE, suitable for 4 to 6 w a s h i n (;t o n s t r k k t 5 p. m 20 Soaked , 6144. Center. U.SED, LARGE, 4 speed 24 " fan, 22 Displaced 17 Presiding 34 Indolsnt 46 Denomination chassis. struction of small homes, ga room home Good condition. Call BOLTON— High in the hills, ap­ o elder (ab.) 36 Thoroughfare 49 Hole floor standard, suitable for busi­ person (ab.) 1946 S Ton Pickup rages, dormcr.s. alterations and 2-9561. 20 Most staid 37 Heavy cotton 51 Swiss canton WANTED -Trained attendant or ness or home use Kemp’s. Inc. Well built older home of .six proximately 1 ‘-2 acres of land. 23Get up, , PersoiulB 1948 International Panel Delivery. jobbing. Luck and Peterson R N for ronvale.scent home The rooms, siluated on well shaded SIX room house with all improve­ fabrics 63 Pronoun SLIGHTLY USED Launderall \ 25 Fencing sword^J Deteriorating Tel. Manchester 4026. Hemlocks. 6<1 Prospect street. lot. Fireplace, two ear garage, con ments. Oil heal, aulomalic hot 43 Type messure 55 Transpose t h e PR09PE>n HUl School for Stiidebaker Sales and Service FINE MARBLE top sideboard, automatic washing machine. c a r t ® 27Saurel J4 Salty cnient to schools and buses. Oc water, two-car garage. fruit 4SChsrts (ab.) 1 * ytNtng children Pre-kindergarten, CHORCHES MOTOR SALES Rockville Call Rockville 5-3867 fruit carving. Excellent condi­ Call 2-1746 28naxcomb Mansion f klndergmrUti, first grade. Monday tion Candle .stands, chairs, etc., cupancy July 1. trees, dialled well. Nice long 29 Note of scale 80 O.aklnnd St. Phone 2-94S:t Florisw— Nurseries 15 LADIES' Needed to service Avon tluwgti Friday. TransportaUonj at Virginia Madden's Antique SIX CU. FT Apex refrigerator range view and on bus line. Fur­ 30 Diminutive of I 5 r ciistomer.s in Rockville. Crystal 31 ' fomllbad. Mrs. Lela Tybur, dlrec- LOOKING FOR A good used ear, SPECIAL SALE — Tomatoes, 8 and Gift Shop, in Findell Vene­ Suitable for your cottage. Good ARTHUR A. KNOFLA ther details can be had by up.lling Albert Lake and Andover, Write P. O. I tor. Plione 4267, $.50 to $3.000 7 Guaranteed ea>y varietic.s, peppers, 8 varieties, tian Blind Bldg at Green. condition. Reasonable. Phone 2- Realtor R. J. McCann. Realtor. Phone 31 Pronoun "Thanks to Sadie's bucking, wa at last hava tha ranch term.a, top trades Open eveninga Box 5.57, Middletown, Conn. fig. cabbage. Brii*g-e' sprcaits. kohl 9536. 875 Main St.—E.st. 1921 Manchester 7700. 22 District LfLJiL ICART—Please come home. I have McClure Auto Company, 373 on a paying baalal" rabi, snapdragons, marigolds, ALTERATION Woman wanted Phone Office 5410 attorney (ab.) had an A BC-O-Mallc washing' Main street. JUST ARRIVED Aristo-Bilt iin- Evenings .5938 and '2-4278 .ATTRAITIVE 6-Rooms with 33 Belt calendula.-, vinca rosea roses, at Burton s Part time work Ap­ Boats and Accessories 46 machine installed by Watkins painted 4 and 5 drawer chests Home Li.stings Wanted '.sepaiale apartment (income 35 Habitat plant larkspur, single dwarf petunias, ply in person only. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Oh! A Daughter BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER Brothers and their man will dem­ all colors. re<1 flrechief dwarf pe­ FOR BOATS, motors, tackle, ma­ and dresser bases, bookcases of $660 per ycarl, new 1941, excel­ form 1938 PLYMOtrTH .Sedan. $16fl onstrate Its operation tomorrow. tunias, all 20c dozen. Geraniums. WANTED Dental .Assi.sljint Ap­ rine hardware and paints. Mc­ many size.s drop leaf tables and BOLTON- 6 room single, o'.l heat lent location. Several other 2 to 38 Ibllowera Phone 2-2,330 Intosh Boat Co., North end Pur­ 5 bedroom houses. $4900 and up. 39 Granular MEV t THIS S ., WANTED Ride from Ha.vloft, 4 inch pots, 2.5c each, Ageratum, ply Dr Rczhick. 935 .Main. Sat chalr.s The Woodshed. 11 Main 2-car garage artc.-ian well, 1 RtBCKLSS AMO M0R8O MORTON WMO ' A HOLV TEgPOR / Ma .' LIKE UK, MUM.'By nell parking lot. Chns-Oaft, atreet. Welles Agency, Coventry. Tel snow ARC oeTTiNO srm-EO in tour EL&E- MNICKY.' DCMAND- DAUGHrEK/ (ATHBR. THE VUAY, South Coventry, to Manchester 1940 DOrxiE four-door sedan vinca vine, coleus Burnside Ave­ iirdav between 4.30 and 5:30 acre.s land, immediate oicupanc GIRL'S RI0IN& UKff nue Greenhouse. 379 Burnside Mercury. Champion, Scott-At- 7-6872. 40 Tropical plant IT CABIN.SMITH / ^ ALLlRBSe TieERT ING.' AMP A Boar/ ricNowiii Center. Must be In Manchester Good conflition Rea.sonahle ,S. A Beerhler. agent Mnnchr TOR CABIN B ? WHATb He TtBRiBLE tipper; OAUepTER, PART OP Avenue, Fast Hartford. Tel. 8- water, Mostercraft trallera. Phone 41 Storm by 7:30 a. m. Call 5808 before | Phone 2-4083 ter 6969. 47 Half an am LUCE t ^ t a BET / TOUR ounas 3091. Help Wanted— Male 36 2-3102. Open from 9:30 a. m. to 8 Machinery and Topis 52 MERC TO SQUIRT 5.30 p. m p. m. MANCHESTER — Four room Wiuited— Real Estate 77 48 Porkar ivie PBMUNINr USED FARMALLS, Oliver, Case 60 Light purple OUBSTO AOOUr. I 1936 PONTIAC Club rn.jpp. TOMATO Plants, peppers, celery, WANTED—Auto mechanic. Good home in very good condition. CONSIDERING SELLING cabbage, egg plant, a.stcrs. zin­ hours, good working conditions. SACRIFICE, 12 foot plywood boat. John-Deere, Caterpillar, Masscy- 51 One (prefix) COMB aueNssB, Aot4>BOtiltek Far Bate inR $.V). Phone 7762 New oil furnace Near bus .Made­ YOUR PROPERTY? eXXT MtXl? nia. ■snapdragon.'., petunia, mari­ Benefits. Apply Service Manager, In perfect condition, $65 Call 2- Harris Cletrac, Allis-Chalmers, line Smith. Realtor. 2-1642 or 52 Brother of Without obligation to you. we Jacob (Bib.) BALCH “BETTER BUY” 1 1938 DODGE f.our-door gold, aalvia. etc. At Odermann's, Balrh Pontiac, 155 Center street. 0173 after 5. tractors, manure spreaders, lime- 4679. hT will appraise or make you a cash 54 It is played Good condition, $16.5 Phone .504 Parker street sower, siderakes. hayloader. offer for property. See', us before USED CARS I Terras arranged. Dublin Tractor HEBRON—6-room hou.se with 10 V with a — 3975 after 5 p m. you sell. ' • ? I'JI X WANTED— Route Salesman for | Diamonds— Wntchc Company, North Windham Road acres of land, on hard road 56 Corded fabrics KoofinK—Siding 16 establi.ihed route. Call 8537. Jewelry 48 , Phone 6273 1 37 Guards Willlmantlc 3-3217. House about six years old Full BRAE-BURN REALTY 1951 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan Anio Accensories— price $10,500. Call Anita White. VER'nCAL WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and ROUTE SALESMAN for local LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ A 1949 Pontiac Streamliner Se­ Tipea 8274. SELLING i YOUR i property? 1 Essential oils siding. Highest quality materials. laundry work Salary commission pairs, adjust- watches experUy Wanted—To Boy 68 2CaIssUsl » dan-Coupe BEFORE YOU buy tires see us Workmanship guaranteed. A A. hasi.a Blue Cross and life Insur­ Reasonable prices Open daily. Whether it be a lot. house or* DUPLEX 6-6, excellent condition bu.sinc3.s In town or couiltry, you J Goodyear distributors Gorman Dion. Inc . 299 Autumn street. ance benefits, Apply in person. Thursday evenings, 129 Spruce WANTED—Good used furniture Within xalking - distance of 1,1948 Chevrolet Aero Sedan Motor Sale.s, 285 Main street. Tel. 4860 New Model Laundry, 73 Summit Any quantity. We offer you high­ will get prompt and personal street. Phone 2-4387. .schools, bus and stores. Barbara serv'ice by calling Ellsworth Mit­ PRISCILLA’S POP Give Her Credit BY AL VERMEER Phone 2-4,571. street est pricea. Woodshed Phone 9 Woods, Agent, 3702. MICKEY FINN Convincod! LANE LEONARD 1947 Pontiac Convertible GUARA.NTEED 'Roofing and roof 3154. ten, agent. Phone 6930. repairing. Cutters and conduc­ Garden— Farm— Dairy WALDO'S IN / n o w HE'S NONStNSEl WeVE Coujie BATTERIES BOLTON NOTCH Homes. Ideal W A N T E D -iou r property to sell tors. Coughlin 7707. DISHWASHER wanted. Apply in] Prodoeta 60 WANTED—Shadow well pump I SEC THAT r l sfON'T oeHeeoiN’ A N O TH ER W O R R V IN fl BEEN DOINca._ IT------IN OUROUf .Famoti.s Brands setting, close to school and 'bus. Reliable ouyers waiting with YOU'RE CLEANIM ONE OF HIS A B O U T TH E AB O U T THE 1947 Chevrolet 4-Dr, Sedan person. Center Kestaurant. with or without motor. Phone Four rooms on large lots. A few :M ANY M0(te,9UCKLe»/^ ‘ All Groups To Fit Your Car SMALL POTATOES to feed chick­ cash. Finances arranged. We OUT Y0U8 LOCKER, SEU'EM FOA IVHATEVeK m o o d s ; NATIONAL STRANGEST Roofing 16A 6627. available for immediate occu­ 50'?r Off, Exchange MAN BETWEEN 2S and 45 years ens. hogs other animals. 50c need 4-S-6-7 room singles and 2- CHCniPF! AW YOU CAN GET-ANPfilVE i THINGS,' 1941 Studebaker Fordor 01 pancy. Prices start at $9,9(K). [ l i Prices $5.90 to $8.90 COUGHLIN’S Roofs stay on! For old to menage gas station. Must per hundred pounds. All ready WANTED -Child s wradlng pool famlly houses. Howard R. Hast­ GOINfiAWAYONA MYPKACTIte BALLS TO 1 Commander T. J. Crockett. Agent. Phones VACATION ‘ MlKeeVEB',. Two Year Guarantee guaranteed roofing call Coughlin have experience. No Investment cleaned. Phone 7026. not plastic Good condition. Phone ings Phono ‘2-1107. 1940 Pontiac Six Tudor 7707. required. Salary $75 per week 2-0974 5416. Residence 3751. COLE MOTORS— 4164 PLENTY’ of berries to be picked FOR A SURE Sale with proven plus commlsoion. Write Box Q. EXCELLENT 3 bedroom home. 4 ROOFING Specializing In repair­ at 20c a quart. Brlnge your own 'V’ERY ATTRACTIVE housekeep­ methods and quick, courteous, ef­ 1939 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan. .stating experience, age. etc. years old nice lot. Not in devel­ ing roofs of all kinds. Also new containers. Ed Vercelll, Bolton ing room Business couple. Ben- ficient service call, Ed Krasenlcs, Trailers for Sale 6 A opment, .combination screens and roofs Gutter work. Chimneys w a n t e d - Reliable man for Tel. 5298. dlx washer, nice porch and yard, Suburban Realty Co.. Realtors, BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ ex­ route salesman. Good commis­ continuous hot water. On bus doors. Will be vacant this week. 49 Perkins street Phone 8215. perience iTce estimates. Call STRAWBERRIES — Pick your Priced at $13,000, down payment 155 Center Street HOME-MADE utility trailer, also sions. steady work. Apply New line. Phone 2-8256. ^l'- 1949 Ford wheel. Phone 2-0693 Howley. Manchester 5361, System Laundry, Harrison street. own. 20c quart. 710 Keeney $4,000. Cozy little 4-room home LISTINGS WANTED, There are Telephone 2-4545 street. w'iUi sunporch, screens and storm ■specialists 1.' all lines of business. Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. SERVICE Man Battery and tire | Roons Witbnot Board 59 sash. Well shaded lot on bus line, Why not employ one it you Intend Motorcycles—Kicycles 11 Heating—Plumbing 17 experience Apply at pnee. West­ STRAW'BERRIES. Plenty to pick, Manchester Green. (Vacant) to sell? Contact Alice Clampet 1940 CHEVROlilT tudor. Nice 25c per quart. Pick your own. LARGE ROOM, hot water, private $7,800, down payment $3..500. Agency, 843 Mam street. Phone ttSiBhJl clean car throughout. 1940 Pon­ BOY'S 26" bicycle Practically PLUMBING and heating, special­ ern Auto Supply Co., 259 Trum­ m Bring containers. 4l4 Gardner home, suitable for two gentlemen. new Reaaonable Call 8940 after izing In repairs, remodeling, cop­ bull .street, Hartford. Inquire Mr Duplex 7-7 rooms, steam heat 2- 2-4543 or 2-088C tiac sedan, runs fine, bargain street. , Call 7865 after 4. car garage. $15,000. Down pay­ BfJO’l'S AN D HER BtIDDIKS Far Away BY EDGAR MARTIN WASH TUBBS On the Wire Again BY LESLIE TURNER priced, $265. Douglas Motors, 333 6.30; per watei iplng. new construc­ Littcll. LIST WITH an active concern for tion. Estimates given. Time pay­ ment $5,000. Flat 5-5 rooms, APPLES ,50c basket and up steam heat, 2-car garage, $15,- reliable courteous service. Free tAWCHANT , 1 GVVAPvy CANY / IT WABUrr UKE I HM> TMOIWHT. VOU CANT rue ments arranged. Edward Johnson WANTED TWO GOOD Car­ Mac’s. Baldwin’s and Delicious LARGE Room for rent. Gentle appraisal arriving at satisfactory KiOlei'. vVtG G t f . WAS BEFOttE YOU Buy a used car 1935 INDIAN three wheel .serv 000. Down payment $5,000. One MAN .VOOC te m h T \ YVMNM.W4& • V irtlCLB Kia BUT„.Vl«lL 1 HATED T KUOW HOW ACT Phone 6979 or 5044. -at farm or delivered. Phone 8116. man preforred. Phone 7595. selling price to you. The Allen ADMIT IT. 1 MISSED THE CIKCU; RELIEUEO I BEST lee Gorman Motor Sales Bulck ice motorcycle, $.50 Phone 6361 penters. Call 2-3103. floor vacant. For appointment \ VNAW \0 A^OOT ? ? ? KFh'IClENq Plumbing and QeaL Louis Bunce, 529 West Center please call Howard R. Hastings. Realty Co. Phone Manchester irpHEN,By TERRIBLVl ------BUT THERE'* Sales and Service. 285 Main WAN WANTED to deliver estab­ street. D PLAM6, TWO H(7UR* atreet Phone 2-4571. Open eve- HARLEY-DAVIDSON 12.5 Ex ing. Plugged drains machine Apartmenta, Flats, Phone 2-il07. 5105. cellent condition, low mileage lished route. 'Two days a week THEVaSACH R£HEAR*e mnga. cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 STANDING GRASS. Will cut ap Tenements 631 new battery, $1.50 Sharpley Monday and Thursday, hours 8 THGORCd^ L TlWIMBl Oakland street. Phone 6497. proximately 600 bales. Also pas­ AT ROOM. 1950 NASH Ambassador. Hydra South "Roa d Bol t on to 2. Call 2-1537. Mother Goose FOUR ROOM apartment, electric­ DON'T WAIT until fall to have an Diaper Service. ture for rent. Maxwell B. Hutch matic, heater, twin beds, under inson. Andover. Phone Coventry ity, heat and hdt water furnish­ CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TAN KS ailing furnace repaired or replac­ ed. Working couple preferred. ] / 11,000 miles. Reason for selling, WANTED—Auto mechamc. If 7-6730, extra car and need oaah. Cost Wanted Aatos— ed. We have ihe materials and Write Box F, Herald. POWER CLEANED Motorcyclea 12 the know-how to put all types of you are not satisfied with present "A $2,400, sell for $1,695. Call 2 Income stop in and see us for a I PICK YOUR own strawberries, THE Bl 3738. alr-heating systems In first class containers furnished. Good varie­ III M(inriirstrr and ^ icinily w a n t e d —Used cars We pay very attractive proposition. Bo- ' fnrtii«h»A Good varie- BnaineaB Locations COMES. DOM'S KMIES order. Coal, oil, oi gas. T. P. ties for ceuinlng and freezing. 25c ARE UMSTBADV LOW MILEAGE—EXTRA CLEAN top prices Immediete cash. Cole Aitkin, Manchester 6793. land Motor.s, 369 Center street. For Rent 64| Motors. 4164. per quart. A Fiano A Sons, Birch 1)10 W KU.S .\M) SKI’TIC T.XNKS INS'l AI.I.I-:i) h r : (1 - • 'j g B i t e HE'S ON THE W AT LOWER PRICES lubrication m a n Mountain Road, Bolton, or call DowoTNeeouT PLUMBING and heating. Furn­ OFFICE IN Orford DuUdlng. Rea) I 10N6 EAMlUAi 1951 Dodge Sedan WE PA5' cash for your old cars, aces, oil burners and boilers. Manchester 2-1406. estate. prolesalonsL etc. Apply] trucks and farm machinerv. 2- for taking care of lubrication of I ».T w lua u. i PAT Off ^ TO W»A. 1960 Ford Convertible Earl VanCamp. Tel. 5244, bottling room equipment. Some Marlow’s McKinney bros. M- j££SaU«ILST ass MXv-Cf 3 i a ' nfiln 8082. ( 1950 Chevrolet Sport Coupe mechanical experience desirable. | Hoosenold Good* 51 Si;\\ \(.K DISI’OS.M. CO. 1949 Chevrolet Sedan PLUMBING Repair and modern- Service station experience helpful. ______FOR RENT—Industrial space in ALLEY OOP That Does It BY V. T. HAMLIN VIC FLINT Punishment BY MICHAEL OHALkBT 1948 Chevrolet Tudor Ization, Eave.s troughs, pip rail-position with i 8 PIECE Dining room set, *ofa, Manchester. Ground level 30* x l.iO I’t'tirl St. 1 rl. Maiu'lic-lcr .l.yOJJ Bnstnem Semces Offereil 13 i <1 rrm . *a 11 T"t a M't# i m m \M a af a«* I ...... _ I .atii____ 1948 Chevrolet Sedan ings. Call Tom Dawkins. Master j.,tabli8hod firm. rocking chair and library table, 33' Very good for small ahOp. 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe m __ YOUR HlGHNeSS.TH* THREAT AL7V40U6H STUNNED BV The door, which WINDOW SHADES made to order Plumber bKween 7 and 8 a. m. all for $50. Good condition. May Wired for 3 phase power, parti­ .OFAD^ASTATING EPIDEMIC BAIN, FBirZS SHARP ANBBLPUSS HA6TII. 1946 Pontiac Six Sedan Coupe and installed Venetian blinds or after 7 p. m Apply tioned office, parking. Call Lib- | 8 BEEN HALTED..THANKB 1946 OUJamobile Six Club Coupe be bought separately. Call 2- um * eves s « sovve- SUMAMBO MITH and curtain rods. 24 nour sendee. by. Rockville 5-9413. . . YOUR PROMPT AND THINS.f I— ROOT, RAILS TO CJCKH 1946 Chevrolet Convertible COCA-COLA BOTTLING 3265. COURAGEOUS ACnONf ^ Estimates gladly given. Fagan aiiiving— I'mcktnff— 451 Main Street. East Hartford AND SWINGS SLOWLY Nice Selection 1937 to 1943 Window Shadw Co.. Route 44 at Slnraire 20 Phone Hartford 8-2167 SERVEL GAS refrigerator, two OSIN. Eiolton Notch Phone 2-4473. years old. Reasonable. Phone 2- Summer Homes For Rent 67 Beat Terma—^Burt Tradea MANCHESTER --ackage Delivery YOUNG MAN, part time, three 9828. FOR RENT—First two weeks in' COLE MOTORS—4164 CABINET MAKING, reflnish and Local light trucking and package nights and Sunday, with driver's repair furniture. Screens made to delivery. Refrigerators, washers SOFA, Chesterfleld style. Rose July — “Honeysuckle” ' cottage. license for general drug store Main road near beach, Olant’s ROASTING CHICKENS 1947 PONTIAC OonverUble. Ex­ order. Phone 2-9533. John Hahn and stove moving s specialty. work. Apply 459 Hartford Road. brocade. Maple"' drop leaf table. cellent condition. Must sacrifice Phone 2-0762. Phone 6900. Neck. All electric. Showers, ahmde For two generations this Olcott signature has trees. $45 per week. Apply H. 'Phone 2-9067 between 5 and 7 ALL APPLIANCES eendced and W'ANTED—Reliable man for In­ been s symbol of quality in farm products. Our p. m. repaired, bumera, retiigerators THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Co., side work. Steady Job. good pay. EIGHT PIECE dining room set. Munroe, on the premises. rangea, waohers. etc. All work local and long distance moving, New System Laundry, Harrison Good condition. Also a bureau chickens are unrivalled in meatiness, tenderness, FOUR ROOM furnished cottage 1941 CHEVROLET deluxe coupe. guaranteed. Retro Service Oo. packing, epating and storage. street. Call 7658, or 411 Main street. and flavor, and especially in the care with which Oopd tcmditlon. HeaUr, defroster, TeL Raneheater 2-0688. Service to all psuts of the U. S. available July 14 through Sept­ they are prepared for eating. ■■ '■ tlrse... Phone 5968. 81 A and Panada, Gall 5187. Hart­ 5 CU FT.- Frlgldalre. Ideal for ember for adults. Fireplace, elec­ REFRIOIIRATION oervlce.; Com S itn a ttO M Wanted— apartment or cottage. Excellent tric refrigerator. Coventry 7- «-as ford g-1428. I ■wiwsMwm.acT. a lu u i. ni. m CSf&. INC.T, M me u. t.rtr.orr^ merdal aixl domestic. We do not P ca u te 88 condition. $125. Phone 2-0431. 6825. ROGER OLCOn tC convertible, bhie. ecu household refrigeratora CALL PHIL for moving, light 403 West Center Street Telephone 7858 ■jidnoatlc, radio, heater, full George H. Williams Associates trucking, sand, gravel and loam WANTED—Typing. CaUrd for CREAM AND Green oil heating HARRINGTON'S Cottage, near •quipaciit Vmm than 2,000 miles Telephone, days ^-8585, evenings delivery. Good work. Call 2-3774 and delivered. Ruth M.. Gunther stove. In good condition. Price Hayloft In Coventry. Phone Cov­ PboM MMl or 18 Jordt street 8622. anytims, ->r 2-9248 after 5. Rockville 5-9348. j30. Phone 2-1567. entry 7-6g83 or Hartford 46-9567. i

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MANCmnyTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY JUNE 29, 1961 OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLI.4MS SIDE GLANCES HY GAI.KKAITH CAKNIVAl BY h ick t u r n k r Hoosss for Bale 73 NOW JU S T lo o k THEKA SHOP SJtwttkMis Wsiited— BooMboM Good* Summer Homes for Rent SNEAKY AN’ LIKE HUIVlOeiSTS CAN'T Sense and INonsense RcpElrinc SS YOU'RE 8AAKIN’ 88ARS InaiaMS 8*rv1ew Offend IS Female S8 COVENTRY—Lake front cottage, BEAR. TO S E E AotOBobilM For SiJo 4 LAST YEAR STYLES, 3 ROOMS FOR SA LE—Duplex 6 and 6. In­ OF TH' SHOP—THEN ANYBODY REST— a n t i q u e s ReOnishad. fUpalitng R EPA IR and traoe on sewing ma­ SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED private beach, three bedrooms, ^ V (tUN WF«N HG IMO DODGE ,H-ton pickup in>A.-l EXPERIENCED office worker, quire 112 Blss»ll atreet. THEY'LL FiAVE TH’ W hat on* *aya wb«n on hi* An early historian saya the done on any furniture. Ttemann, chines and oiotora. House Ap­ FURNITURE living room, electric kitchen, bath I \ COMES TOWARD POOR. OLD w a tch ­ condition. 1939 Plymouth fordor. pliances. Pendulum and electric available for part time. Wguld knee* I* of lea* importance than first problem of msn was whai to CUiafied 189 South Main street. Phone AND APPLIANCES room, hot and cold ninning water, YOU.’ m a n SPENPIN’ HiS I use for money. A lot of people A w n n s m < radio and heater. 1937 Fort con- clocks F . X. Dion, 2 Ridgewood like doctor’s office or insurance. TIME BETWEEN what he does when he rlaes. 5643. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE with well furnished. Call Coventry 7- Kalends. are still trying to find the answer A a M T ? ; vertlble coupe, rpdio and neater, 7779. Phone 6945. “iPhllco” Refrigerator 6877. CAN YCWJ TOP THIS HIS ROUNDS HUNTIN’ m REDS.' comments. r h Adm&engb full price. 195. Clarke Motor RKPAIRINQ BY .Stuart R. Wol­ 3 ROOMS FURNITURE with FOR $9,800 Sales, Broad street. Phone 2-2012. cott on washing machlnea, vaC' MATTRESS. Tout old mattreaaea "Weatlnghouse" Refrigerator, COVENTRY LAKE—Several at­ In the kitchen of th* Meek Situations Wanled— You ran lead k hora* to water, CLABSirUD ADfT. Open evenlnga. ______iium cleaners, ..lotont, email ap­ ateiiUaed and remade like new. •’Bengal” Combination Range tractive cottages for rent by household the little women was Male Andover, hut only . ten miles and he’ll drink If you wall long i DIPT. BOUISt pliances. Welding and cutting Call Jones Furniture and Floor Low Friendly Terms. We will hold week, month and season Welles from Manchester Center. Cape Cod busy with pots and pans, w)ill« in 1990 CHEVROL£T8, tudor, for­ Covering, 38 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. enough. . 8 M A. M. to 4: a P. M. Motor 'replacements A-1 Repair, CA RPEN TER and mason wishes any articles until wanted regard Agency, Coventry. Tel, 7-6872. with five finished msrms. All in the parlor the 'Lord and M sster’ of dor, Belair. AU in beautiful con­ Sales. 1 8 0 .Main. Phone 8597. less of time. good eondition. Fireplace, oil heat, the establishment held subdued | I a work, all kinds. Call Jamea Man- Moat wive* will llatan to rra.soii | iJ'S dition. Fully equipped. Only SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT COLUMBIA LAKE — Two lake fully insulated, screens, storm win­ converse with his neighbor. Business Opportunities 62 dell, Rockville 6-7283 after 7 p. - but not the same one too often i premium selected cars always. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, ONLY DAY OR EVENING front cottages One suitable for 3 dows, comhinallon doors, haaement Neighbor - 1 thought your wife's | They will never erect a building I Douglas Motors. S.'l.l Main. copied, vacuuu cleaners, irons, m. or 4 people for 1 week beginning garagr-, nicely Inndsc.oped I.8T—PA U BOOK No. 69M2. village. Only store within three TWO YOUNG 'men. 21, willing PHONE HARTFORD 6-0.358 MR her Peggy? Jump from it. CJ knives, mowers, etc. put in con 6 people for one week beginning required. Nbtioa ta hereby ftven that Pass m s MEJtCURY convertible Very miles. Completely modern. Excel­ and able to do anything for real ALBERT—AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 s§C Meek—Oh. Peggy’s * little pet Book No. 69M3, iaaued by The dltlon for coming needs. Bralth- lent opportunity for man and money. Best offer accepted. $50 July 28 Alice Clampcl Agency. name I have for her. (And leaning Neighbor So you have twin.x at good condition. Phone 7890. W E BUY lid sell good used furni­ /ft.ICE CI.AMPET, Ageney Saviiin Dank of Uancheater walte. 52 Pearl street. wife, or two partners. Reason­ to $100 reward. Write Box W 2-4543 - 2-0880. forward he dropped his voice to a your house, F'rankie? What have; 1941 CHEVROLET Club coupe ture, combination ranges, gas Phone 2-4543 or 2-0880 whisper I. You eee, Peggy le short haa itoan loot and application LANDSCAPING and grading. ably priced, T. J. Crockett, Brok­ Herald. you named them ’’ ’ | Radio, heater, runs good. A real ranges and heaters Jones Furni­ for Pegasus; Pegasus was an im­ Frankie . Thunder luid Light­ has been made to said bank for Bulldozer for hire. No Job loo er. Phone Office .5al6, or residence Wanted to Kent (>8 bargain at $345 Open every eve­ ture Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. mortal steed: and an immortal ning that's what Pop said when payment of the annount of de­ large or small. Macri Brothere. 3751. OFF' EAST Center street seven ning, Douglas Motors, 33.3 Main Dogs— Birffa—Pets 41 steed Is an everla.stlng nag! they arrived. d . posit. 6305 or 4523. OLD RED Tib Bam 706 North FAM ILY of four require.s 4 or 5 room.s. large simporch. two-car OROCERIfl.S and meats. Long es­ Main street, buys and sells good rooms, unfurnished, heated oi garage, od hot water; furnace. A ] DOST—PASS BOOK No. 5120S. 1941 CHEVROLET Fordor, 1939 I I.*t'a Be Sure W'e're Right! FLOOR PROBLB.*»8 solved with tablished store In growing com­ BKAGLE Hound pups, seven uaed fumitari and antiques. unheated, maximum. $60 Do own good hoy .Mnelehne .Smith, Real­ Slie wed him for lire and later NoUoe Is hereby given that Pass Oldsmobile sedan $100 down munity near Manche.ater. Long In 1942 or 1948, General ’'Vine­ linoleum, aiiphali tile counter. weeks old. Call 8933. Frank Denette. Phone 2-3376. repairs. Tel. 2-2353. tor 2-1612 nr 4679 discovered he didn't have any. Book No. 51J06, Issued by The See ..Douglas for bargains al lease. Good opportunity for en­ gar’’ Joe Stilwell headed on ex- ti Expert wor. .lanahlp, free esti­ (ledition a.s military advisor to the Savings Bank of Manchester v^ays. Douglas Motors, 333 Main terprising couple. Owner maist PEDIGREED German Shepherd HOSPITAL Beds and wheel chairs W A N T E D -5 or 6 room flat by (.-a* mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ People have become to accus­ fhlne.se goveniment down Into : I has been lost and application Open 9 a. m. - 9 p m. sell due to illness Madeline three adults Lifelong Manche.s- Lots for Sale 73 Orpw'u.A-'S niture. Oak street Phone 2-1041. puppies for sale. Inquire 11 Essex for sale or for rent. Rates rea­ THE RED HERR.IN(3 tomed to geltl.\g whet they want, Buruui. and promptly got thrown haa been made to said bank for Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. ter resident. F'.xcellent referem e. u ttx : 1947 UHEVROLKT two-door atreet, or call 2-2ft40. sonable. Keith Furniture Co. when they want it. and where they out. All e.iiterprl.sing nowspaiier payment of the amount of de- LINOLK.UM Kemnanta 50c square LARGE LOTS, 1 ai re and up. ■sedan Radio, heater and new Phone 4159. Call 8283 want it. that they take the mod­ reportei »aw General Stilwell ami yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. OR SA LE Uonccsslon stand at AN.NOUNCING the opening of Priced from $2.’)t; to $500; for poMt. OLK BUARUING HOUSE tih MAJOR HOOFLE ern miracle of distribution for asked him if he had anylhing to tires. Beautiful dark green fin Robertson Park. Best offer takes Kelly's New Aquarium. All kinds VVORKI.NG Couple ile.sire 3 nr 4 .sumiuer or ycai round homes, I3one by reliablf well-trained granted •ay to the people regarding the DOST—PASS BOOK No. SS 5776. ish. Very clean and in excellent It. Call 2-9414 or 2-9010. room apartment in Manchester or high elevation on black road. The men All Jobs guaranteed. Hall of ti.sh. plants and supplies Im­ HA'JE 'tCU LADS ^ W ASM T K B A DIO You SuRNieV' j — Don Francisco. arcompllshments of the uu.ssion Notice is hereby given that Pass condition. Priced below ceiling Allen Realtv Co. Realtors. Phone. Linoleum Co. .'i6 tViltage street. ported directly from South For bathinettee, cribs, high vicinity. Phone 2-9590. 6EEM MV FCIEMD loose COMNECT- tXHE BASTILLES v Book No. SS 5776. issued by The Clarke Motor Sales, Broad street He promptly replied: '1 claim we Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or America. Come in and meet chairs, bunk beds, doll carriages, Manchester 510,5 ^HEBATON.THE lObJ ? (REMINDED COUPLE OF TiMee Savings Bank of Manchester Phone 2-2012 Open evenings. Help Wanted— Female 65 M OTIiFK W .’.h family of six I "Patrolman .Smith calling." got the ’hell’ heal out of us’” «109. Charlie Brown Kelley’s Tropical iN v een cte v jh o M E OF A COUSIN ONE-THUMB AfEPA'e has been lost and application strollers, also complete selection urgently need three hedmum ROI/rON Two large lots, nic" 'canie s voice from the hall. 1947 CHEVROLET Fordor sedan. WAITRER.S FOR night work. Ap Aquarium. 17 Maple street. VI6IT6D Tue CLUB OF MINE WHO WAS R EPO RTED . What do you want ?” demand- To the blonde dancer who liad rop* tH< I t NIA MPVICr. INC r M PCO U t. PAT OFP has been made to Aaid bank for ANTIQUE, Fiirnlttire reflnishing new home furnishings and TV'. house. References Will pay good view h.gli delation Phone 2- Excellent condition. clean ply In person. Center Restaur WITH MB J — HE HAS USED TD WANDER K i d n a p e d , ‘ cil a woman’s voice from within. Ju.st finished her art In th' door payment of the amount of de- and restoring Also ehair raning. rent. Phone 2-1329. 2366 throughout. Local one owner car. ant. See ' VANiSFieo AS IN THE WOODS [AN 'THAT'S WHERrs It's your husband," shouted show the rich young man s.aid “We've got to atep up our civil defense, Clem— I'm wor­ “Your stuff* too sophleticated, Houlihan! Where'* the poMt. ______No upholstering work. Call 4235. Articles tor Sale 45 sadly: Priced to sell. Douglss Motors. W ANTED—4 or 5 room, heateil Resort Property for Sale 74 CtJMPLETEiy AS TALKING TD ..t h e y fiOUND the polteeman "A steemrolier ried about what an atom bomb would do to the fish!” Amerioan flag?” lEN ER A L OfTiee worker Mu.st CHAMBERS W'AREHOUSE unheated rent. Will do own re­ 3ANUAKY« ICICLES BLOEOAVS AND Just ran over him." Rich young m an- Tell me. why 333 Main. LIC.HT Trucking A.shes and rub ROYAL AND Smlth-Oorona port SALES Annous cements bo jfoo Instructors. Lessons dally In after 6:30. condition. Call 7856. Agency. Cov'entr.v. Tcl. 7-6S72. Inn. Route 85. Comb[nation liv­ 14 Blackthorn 8 Thud IMPORTANT.' 1941 Fort 2-Dr —Heater give you quick service. C5ill work, days Good pay Phone 2- eluding Sundays. Mlancheater ing and hu.sine.s.s accommodations. 15 Brown 9 Plural ending c o n v e r t i b i e 1123. 8120 A FEW Used storm sash and full TOOALIULVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX 10 WlngUk* Driving Academy, Phone 2-1110. , SPECIAT, W'HITE NORGF3 gas range, used Beautiful loralion. Excellent 16 Sharpen length screens, sizes 24 x 39 to 72 process 1947 Oldsmobile — Radio, healer, WANTED Waitre*.' Only one 1 year. $75, Sharpley, South Houses for Sale bu.siness po.ss(biIitie.s. Inquire on 18 Every 36 X 51 Perfect condition Phone 11 Fusible alloy 33 It la a form of 44 Whimper ' ROTO T ILLER for hire for lavma, hvdrnmatie. $1,045. ItiiilrtinK—< ontraettnK 14 with experience need apply Road. Bolton prem-.sp.s, direrl from owner after 19 Any 2-1166 or 5918. 12 Barked 45 Level gardens etc. Charles King. Phone TRTTCK SPECIALS Miller's iteslsurant. 10 East 5 p. m. 20 Soaked 1948 Studebaker I 'i Ton Cab and I'ARPENTRY. Experience In con F'L'RNACTC, suitable for 4 to 6 w a s h in (;to n s t r e e t 17 Presiding 34 Indolent 46 Denomination , 6144. Center. l.’SED. LARGE, 4 speed 24" fan, 22 Displaced chasals. strucllon of .small homes, ga room home Good condition. Call BOLTON— High in the hills, ap­ o person (ab.) elder (ab.) 36 Thoroughfare 49 Hole floor standard, suitable for busi­ 1946 S Ton Pickup ragoH, dormcr.s, alterations and 2-9561. Well built older home of si.x proximately l*-j acres of land, 30 Most ftaid 37 Heavy cotton 51 Swiss canton WANTED Trained attendant or ness or home u.se Kemp's. Inc. 33 Get up P e n m iu la 1948 International Panel Delivery. jobbing. Luck and Peterson R N for ron\ alc.-ieenl home The rooms, situated on well shaded .SIX room house with all improve­ 25 Fencing a word J] peterioratlng fabrics S3 Pronoun .SLIGHTLY USED* Launderall \ Tel. Manchester 4U’26. Hemloeks, 60 Prospect street lot. F’ireplace. two ear garage, mn- ments. Oil heat, automatic hot 43 Type measure 55 Transpose THE PROaPiC.n HUl School for Studebaker Sales and Sendee F'l.NF', M ARBLE top sideboard, automatir wa.shing machine. 27Saurel 21 cnient to schools and buses. Oc- water, tv.o-car garage. fruit 2 8 n a x co m b a« Mansion 43 Charts (ab.) ! young children Pre-kindergarten, CHORCHES MOTOR SALE.S Horkville Call Rockville 5-3867 fruit carving. Excellent condi­ Call 2-1746 \ kladargnrUB. firm grade. Monday tion Candle stands, chairs, etc., upancy .Tuly 1. trees, drilled well. Nice long 29 Note of scale 80 Oakland St. Phone 2-94 8.3 Morists— Nurseries 15 LAD IES' Needed to service Avon Ummfh Friday. TranaportaUon at Virginia Madden's Antique SIX GU. FT Appx refrigerator range view and on bus line. Fur­ 30 Diminutive of irm r customers in Rockville, Crystal ' f^unMhad. Mxa. Lala Tybur. dlrec- IXIOKING FOR A good used ear, SPECIAL SALE -- lomatops, and Gift Shop, in F'lndell Vene Sintable for your cottage Good ARTHUR A. KNOELA ther details can he had by (lulling Albert Lake and Andover Write P. O. I tor. Phone 4267. $.50 to $3,000? Guaranteed ea.sy varieties, peppers, 8 varieties tian Blind Bldg at Green. ronflition. Reasonable. Phone 2- Realtor R. J. McG'ann, Realtor. Phone 31 Pronoun ‘Thanks to Sadie's buoklng, we at last have th* ranch j Box 557. .Middletown, Conn. terms, top trades Open evenings I ahbage, Bnrr Reznick, !i.'15 .Main. .Snt- chairs The Woodshed. 11 Main 2-1 ar garage arto.-(an well, 1'; IT F t e o o a s AMO M0R8O MOalDN WHO ^ HOLV H ev TMis IS Ma / like \lJu,MUM/ey W a n t e d - Ride from Hayloft nell parking lot. Chns-Crafl. Welles Agency, Coventry. Tel snow A*e otTTiNO serruEO in your e is e , FINICkY.' DCAIAND- fAIBER. 1 TMB VUAVV, vinca vine, coleus Burnside Ave­ urdav bc'tween 4.30 and 5;31l street. acre.s land, immediate oceiipaniy. G IR L'S RIDor iwdnn .Mercury, Champion, Scott-At- 40 Tropical plant CANN.SMITH/ ARS AU-TWese y TIOERT INO.' AMP A Dkb Y'iCNOWim nue Greenhouse, .379 Huriu^ide .'t. A. Beechler. agent. Mam he.s- 7-6H72. Bo o t ! OAUeHTBR. / PART Of Center. Must be in Mancheater Good con A ^ TRANQE«.T Roofing 16A 6627. available for immediate occu­ V t h i n k s s i MAN BFTTWFIE.N 28 and 45 years ens. hogs ot other animals, 50c need 4-5-6-? room singles and 2- TMATHIWASG0W6; BUT THIS TIME j SHERIFF* AU YOU YOU CAN GET'AND GIVE, 1941 Studebaker Fordor 50fr Off, Exchanpo pancy. Prices start at $9,900. COUGHLIN’S Roofs stay on! F'or old to menage gas station. Must per hundred pounds. All ready WANTED -Child's wading pool family houses. Howard R. Hast­ TO QUIT GOLF / I THINK HE G0IN6AWAY0NA MY PRACTISE BALLS TO Commander Prices $5.90 to $8.90 T. J. Crockett, Agent Phones BEF08E,MICKEr ) REAUY MEANS IT*] guaranteed roofing call Coughlin have experience. No investment cleaned. Phone, 7026. not plastlr Good condition. Phone ings Phone 2-1107. MtKEEVER* Two Year Giiarantep ,5416. Residence 3751, -AT LEAST A < HE'S ARSOUJTELY j 7707, required. Salary $75 per week 2-0974 1940 Pontiac Six Tudor COLE MOTORS— 4161 PLENTY' of berries to be picked FOR A SU R E Sale with proven HUNPREO TIMES'! DISGUSTED* plu.s commission. Write Box Q, EXC ELLEN T 3 bedroom home, 4 ROOFING Specializing in repair­ al 20c a quart. Brlnge your own •VERY A'TTRACTIVE housekeep­ methods and quick, courteous, ef­ 1939 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan. stating experience, age. etc. years old nice lot. Not in devel­ ing roofs of all kinds. Alsu new containers. Eld Vercelll, Bolton. ing r(X)m Business couple. Ben- ficient service coll, Ed Krasenica, Trailers for Sale 6 A opment. combination screens and roofs Gutter work. Chlmneya WANTED - Reliable man for dix washer, nice porch and yard, Suburban Realty Co. Realtors, Tel. 5298. doors Will be vacant this week. BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. cleaned, repaired 26 years’ ex­ route .salesman. Good commis- continuous hot water. On bus 49 Perkins street Phone 8215. Priced at $13,000, down payment HOMEI-MADE utility trailer, also perience Free estimates. Call sums slcadv work. Applv New I ST R A W B E R R IE S Pick, your line. Phone 2-8256. 155 Center Street $4,000. Cozy little 4-room home l.ISTINGS WANTFID. There are 1949 Ford wheel. Phone 2-0693. Howley. Manchester 5361. Sy.stcm Ijiundry. Harrison .street. own, 20c quart. 710 Keeney Telephone 2-4545 street. with sunporch, screens and storm specialists 1,' all lines of business. Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. ,.“ 7: Tl u ; SERVICE Man Battery and tire I Room* Withoat Board 59 sash. Well shaded lot on bus line, Why not employ one it you intend Motorcycle*—Bicycles 11 Hoatinff I IlimhinK 1< experience Apply al puce. West-] ST R A W BE R R IES. Plenty to pick, Manchester Green. (Vacant) to sell? Contact Alice Clampet 1940 CHEVROLET tudor. Nice 25c per quart. PlcR Vouf own. LARGE ROOM, hot water, private $7,800, down payment $3,,500. Agency, 843 .Main atreet. Phone BOY’S 26" bicycle Practically PLUMBINi, ami healing, special­ ern Auto Supply Co.. 259 Trum­ home, suitable for two gentlemen. clean car throughout. 1940 Pon­ Bring containers. 214 Gardner Duplex 7-7 rooms, steam heat 2- 2-4543 or 2-0880 new. Reasonable. Call 8940 after izing In repairs, remodeling, cop­ bull -street. Hartford. Inquire Mr. I tiac sedan, runs fine. bargain street. Call 7865 after 4. ckr garage, $15,000. Down pay­ Bool'S AM) HER BIMIOIKS Far Away BY EDGAR MARTIN WASH TUBBS On the Wire Again BY LESLIE TURNER 6:30. per wati'i iping. new construc­ Littell. priced. $265. Douglas Motors, 333 ment $5,000. Flat 5-5 rooms, LIST WITH an active concern for tion. Estimates given. Time pay­ APPLES 50c basket and up Main. stoam heat, 2 car garage, $15,- reliable courteous service. Free OOCTptt .Wt$tCiA*K$T IT WASN’T UK6 I HAD THOUGHT. YOU CANT l-ue REWSED THE OOM.rVE DON’T ^ ments arranged F'xlward Johnson Mac’s. Baldwin’s «md Delicious LARGE Room for rent. Gentle 1 CftKiT M o tA ivVT'G O I X •• VOWAT WAG WANTED TWO CK)OD Car­ 000. Down payment $5,000. One appiaisal arriving al satisfactory CW£iijnt^T NtA U«v*CC tKf 1950 Ct^evrolet Sport Coupe 8082. mechanical experience desirable Honsehold Goode 51 FOR RENT—Industrial space in S1-;\N ACK DISI’OS.M. I’O. 1949 Chevrolet Sedan PLlTilBING Repair and modern­ Service station experience h e lp fu l.------ALLEY OOP That Does It BY V. T. HAMLIN VIC FLINT Puniahment BY MICHAEL OHAUkBV 1948 CJievrplet Tudor ization. Eaves troughs, pip rail­ Permanent full time position with 8 P IE C E Dining room set, sofa. Manchester. Ground level 30’ x! 1,'iO Priirl .St. IVI . .M a n r h r ^ t u r ." i.iO Jj Bosiness Sjemcee Offered 13 33’ Very good for amali shop. 1948 dhevrolet Sedan ings. Call Tom Dawkins. Ma.ste,r well established firm rocking chalc snd library table, RIVER STREET. SCALPfiS rS tA IT V * Wired for 3 phase power, parti-1 .-t- SS.YOUR HIGHNESS,TH'THI?EAT A lTVI0 U6 U RTUNNEO b v T 4E OCX5B, WHICH 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe WINDOW SHADES made to ordar Plumber between 7 and 8 a. m. all for $50. Good condition. May ,OF A DEVASTATING EPIDEMIC PKJN, FOTZS SHARP ANSELPU6 S HASTILY PET FtOSPITAL'S SOME­ NtoT ILOO^ 1946 Pontiac Six Sedan Coupe and installed. Venetian blmda or after 7 p. m. Apply be bought separately. Call 2- tinned office, parking. Call Lib­ HAS BEEN HALTEP...TKANKS U TTLt E^ES SEE SOV\S- MUkMIVYlO VdTH H 15 WHERE a r o u n d H K IL- MUKrr.zvE 1946 Oidamobile Six Club Coupe and curtain rods. 24 hour service. by. Rockville 5-9413. TOVDUR PROMPT AND TH INS .'■ FOOT, MAIL* TO CATCH COCA-COLA BOTTLING 3265. COURAGEOUS ACTlONr 1946 Chevrolet Convertible ElsUmates gladly given. Fagan *iiivinK— I'mcklnv— 451 Main Street, East Hartford AND dWISIS* SLOWLY SERVEL GAS refrigerator, two OMMAL Nice Selection 1937 to 1943 Window Shadb Oo.. Route 44 at SUtrege 26 Phone Hartford 8-2167 Sammer Homes For Rent 67 Bolton Notch Phone 3-4473. years old. Reasonable. Phone 2- Beet Tenne—Beat Tradei MANCHESTER 4-ackage Delivery. YDUNG MAN, part time, three 9828. FOR RENT—First two weeks in CABINET MAKING, reflnish and Local light trucking and package n(ghts and Sunday, with driver's COLE MOTORS—4164 SOFA, Cheaterfleld atyle. Rose July — ‘‘Honeysuckle” cottage. repair furniture. Screens made to delivery. Refrlgeratora washers license for general drug store Main road near beach. Giant’s lOASTING CHICKENS and etove moving a apectaity. brocade. Maple drop leaf table, 1947 PONTIAC Convertible. Ex order. Phone 2-9533. John Hahn. work. Apply 459 Hartford Road. Neck. AH electric. Showers, shade Phon# 3-0752. Phone 6900. caDent condition. Muat sacriflee trees. $45 per week. Apply H. Foii; two generations this Okott signature has Plione 2-9057 between 5 and ALL APPLIANCES acrviced and| WANTED—Reliable man ror In­ t h e AUSTIN A. Chambera Oo„ EIGHT PIEXJE dining room set. Munroe, on the premiaea. been g symbol of quality in farm products. Our P. B . repaired, bumera, retrtgeratora side work. Steady Job, good pay. I rangea, waataera, etc. AB work] local and long dlatance moving, New System Laundry. Harrlaon | Good condition. Also a bureau chickens are unrivalled in meatiness, tenderness, packing, cpatlng and atorsge. Call 7658, or 411 Main atreet. FOUR ROOM furnished cottage and flavor, and especiaHy in the care with which 1 9 fl CHEVROLET deluxe coupe. guaranteed. Metro Service Oo| atreet. available July 14 through Sept­ 9 Servile to all pa^ia of the U. 8. r 2-9248 after 5. i

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FTtlBAY jijNE K, W BT -'rilUIKMJBTEEN lEtt^nins li^roUi - ^ Avtnifs Dslly N«t Prem Run T h t W n t h t r For Ike Weak Bndtug rsMcast m 0. a WsstlMr rnmmm Among 81 divorcee, g w t e d in June 88. 1961 Hartford Superior Court yester­ Enters Navy Cheney Aw A. A b o u t T o w n day were; Frances M. Whitneck FarUy cloudy today, vranm rt of JCast Hartford from Ralph E. 10,163 ICr. Mid i t o T T ^ I t o n ^ of Whitneck of Manchester, Opens Year IDDBD iTTBACTION The Hobo Shirt-1951 Variety fe n tttn partly cloudy tm lght; partly MCnIrir of fho Aodlf IM Honry iCMot r*c«iUy rotonied able cruelty, plaintiff granted 810 Boreoa of Olrealstlou Woody and warm tomorrow. •rom « auccMiful M ilnu titp to a week alimony and $16 a week Manche$ter— A City o f Village Charm > m p Otlor on the First OonnecU- for support of one child; Eleanor Representatives of Vari* sut lake la l>ltUbur»h, N. H. The T. Holden of Manchester, from Wil­ qus Divifions of Plonl ncsl couple hrouKht home aeverel son A. Holden of'Glastonbury. In- VOL. LXX, NO. 230 (ClBMlfled Advwttaing am Pnge 19) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1951 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS ;ske trout, the largest of which tolerable cruelty, plaintiff granted Are Named srslghs seven pounds ,81 a year alimony and 812 a week ^for itipport of onr child; Doriii E. Bruno Dubaldo and Robert Kul- Kanehl of Manchester, from W il­ The officers of the Cheney Maowskl of this town are among liam E. Kanehl of Manchester, Brothers Athletic Aaaociatlon held , IS students who made the honor habitual intemperance, plaintiff their first meeting of the new *ea- ; t«n o f “the Hartford School of granted 8.10 a month for the sup­ son Wednesday. Activities (or Musie fo r the second semester. ac> port of one child. the coming year were discuased soidlng to an announcement by The different dlvlslona will be rep­ Ward Davenny. school director. LAkota Council. No. «1, Degree resented this year by the follow­ China Communist Reactions on Cease-Fire of Pocahontas, will hold a bam ing people: Yarn mill. Roland A special meeting of the mem­ partv for meintjcrs of the rmincil Farron, dye hou.se, iJirs. Martha bers o f the Second Congregations! ' and their friends tomorrow night McGuire; auxiliary department, church hM '»«*" called for tonight at nine o'clock at the home of George Ijimbert; broad goods at 8 o’clw k at the chiirch. Mra. Amelia Reale. 160 Charter weaving mill, Raymond Keating: 8V A Oak atreet. The committee in Pioneer Parachute Co., Mra. Anne charge, headed by Mrs. Pauline Burke; velvet null and dyeing and Paganl. has .secured an orchestra flniahing. Mra. Nina Armatrong: Motcliing Cep 8I.2S for dancing and will sene refresh- and main office. William Brennan Oiler by United Nations Not Encouraging HEARING-AID iiienls This IS sn snnual event Menihera were elected to the 1 which has proved to be very pop­ Bernard Katiulkl, *lr. nominating, finance, auditing, and BATTERIES ular in previous years. arbitration committeea. Tentative For All Heurlng-Aids Bernard Kasiilkl. Jr.. son of plana were made for an outing on The snnual outing of Hose and Mra. Katherine Kasijiki of 107 July 2.^. Information on the out­ DiAriiM Pearr Propnaal -Ereteady". “Mlnl-Ma*- Ladder Company No 1, S M.F.D . Oakland atreet. left Monday (or ing will he available at a later N o R e p ly ■‘MeepOTT*' will be held on Sunday. .Inly 22. at Gieat Lakes NaVal Training Cen­ 1 dale. the Villa Ixiiiisa. Bolton There I At the rioac of the meeting rake Thai Navy Rebels Kidnap Premier ter, lllinola. SHIP'” SHORE I will he aports during the morning I and coffee was served by Mrs ;«nd dinner will he served si 2 .lO Judy Kargl, president of the asso­ The Wa.shinglon L. O. L . No. Received p m ciation, and Mrs. Jean Richer. 117, will hold a special meeting Thof extro jomethirg tonight at R o'clock at Orange that mokai a dreti May Talk Peace The British-Amenesn riiih hail The Orange degree will he Loyal Forces STS Main St. Ic L 413S postponed its meeting arhfdulrd mere than ju>t Bulletins Hunt Airliner^ 49 From Reds presented and a district meeting You wanted a new H OBO - and here it isl With for Tiie.sdsv, .Tiilv tn Tuf“»dHV. CAIX another dress. will follow. All members are re­ the eosy cut, the two-way collar, the carefree look from the AP Wires Itjly 10 quested to he present. Charles W. Lathrop A gracious, teminine Fight Revolt 'l'cik\ii. .Inly 1. Smiday—(/F) -m double breotled you love. Done this year in big, bold, exclusive Mrs. Mildred P. Kossirk i."!. of FOB ASKS GAS TAX BOOST — The Unitod Nations invited Beginning Sunday. .Inly 1. the Map in clottic, block plaids, in deep pulsating Mexican colors. On Way to Den ver 46 Lenox street, was arrested about A t Bangkok Boston, June SO—iTPi—A two- lilt' ( 'oniniiinista to talk about eight o'clock this morning for s worship service at the Emanuel General Insurance done in Burlinglon'i Ever lovely, ever washable combed gingham — Lutheran church will be held at cent increase In the Sliissachu- a Korean arniistico Saturda.v, stop light violstion at the inter­ 56 BENTON ST.* TEL. ISSS Tom Tom shantung setts gasoline lax was vote6 a. m. (.Mountain suggested peace talks. OF HAVING THE SHAMPOO Force and Police will obey. Standard Timel It was one of was at R.500 feet, south of Our Fifth Anniversary 26, the Biimui of Lalmr Cheyenne and would land St Den­ Official riiine.se and i A telephoned press dispatch United's first flights after s 10- Available At Statistics reported yesterday. ver at 2:10 a. m. Korean Red radios in Peiping from Bangkok to Manila said loyal The Bureau’s over-all uholesale day strike ended yesterday, , Don Uhrich, farmer living seven Nothing was heard from the and Pyongyang made their forces appeared to be slowly over­ price Index was still 15.1 per plane after that. FINEST IN HEAT Prize Will Be Drawn $ 7 . 9 8 miles east of Liveland. sai‘an and Guy Burgess and gave oil installatinns might lend to the FISHER $ | . 3 5 pr. Norway has fired Its Navy chief, previous roiisultntlonti a roiirse of I ¥ ' Vice Adm. Edvard C. Danlelsen, detailed descriptions of them. "gravest conseipiciices" iirllon which must have the grav­ News Tidbits for not giving "harmonious coop­ Trumaii Faces Choice The new British move in the est consequences." Gihinot A|n»rov4f« Five eration” to the Defense depart­ struggle for eontrol of oil in Iran The note said British teehnl- O Jontzary Called from (/P) WirM ment. came as the Internallonal Court of ReqiiirementH Before Dry Cleansers, Inc. aUU eweUie •# emre servlw »• ye The government announced Socialists Justice at The llngue opened (Continued on Page Revea) SPECIAL’ SALE 1^ hearings on a British demand for Accepting Cease-Fire MS I We Meanly OUAUTY I Danlelsen's relief and assignment On Watered Curbs Bill $1.35 Fish and Wildlifa servica’ says to special duties .yesterday. It an Injunction against Irai's nil 325 BROAD ST.. TEL. 3111 M8flN88r werkiMnaklp 2L-03 and 2L-61 and 2L-S1 —■ Briglite.st idea on ’the bench 1 eae foods will be plentiful In July nationalization attempts. SHEER SEAM FREE Four wonderful pievc.s all in vivid Juntzen-excliisive Tahitian named Rear Adm. Thore Horve Reorganize Pusan, Korea, Jun* 30 — (AV— Today’s Speciais ...John Wells, socialite insurance gross voted apparently bans roll­ British Amhnssndor Sir Frnncls Rlu8t Kill8 Six Flower print . . . color-fa.‘it of coui-so. The JANL>A.N'A . . . as his successor. Horve la chair­ Washington, June 30 — (Ah - The South Korean government to­ broker, kills his estranged wife In backs of the price of shoe*, cloth­ Shepherd handed the note to the very new, very terrific, with jockey-type siinvisor, flaps that man of the Norwe^fian delegation President Truman haa until mid­ night listed, the '’five minimum re­ New York restaurant.. .Helicopter at the North Atlantic treaty or­ ing, textiles and a long list of Iranian Forhign Ministry. Its con­ In RritiNh Plant quirements” under which It will NYLON protect the ears and hold Uie hairdo. Perfect for converti­ company promisea not to fly any leaders of 20 Nations night to decide whether he will ac­ manufactured goods the Office of tents were revealed simultaneous­ bles! 82.50. ganization planning division in accept a cease-fire. more over home of Coventry, R. I., London. , cept a temporary, watered-down Price Administration (OPS) had ly In London and Tehrnn They are: To Revive W orld Inter­ fa lls Aetlon Unwise ISLAND SHIRT . . . to wear around the clock. Double housewrife who used shotgun on Danlelsen had expressed public price control extension or aban­ ordered' to go Into effect Mon­ Bridgcwatei. Eng., June 30 - i(P) 1. Chinese Communists must Terming Iran's actions stubborn shoulder yoke, hand.some day for waterlogged I away last week. to operate the government, both '.to Iron out minor differences on bent on imposing drastic limita­ yesterday, decided to appear In Sodon...... $1595 trio were identified as: This possibility was envisaged court Monday and lay claim to Missouri 'artd Kansas. | In MlMouri, the flooded area the House and Senate were called this Btop^gap measure during the today in authoritative U. N. cir­ tions—possiblyf ' total prohibitions Levees that have held back stretched across the state all tUaek. Badio, Heater, Over- Into unusual Saturday sessions Mrs. Ann Brooks McAdoo Serge, seals on the bench. If the Demo­ drive. Stoek No. 77-880. Activity Books m day and then rush It to President 40, assistant chief of the tax bu­ cles after It was learned that —further po-lce rollbacks, and flood waters during weeks of rain along the Missouri river. EASY TO CLEAN today. I ' Truman for signature before mid­ cratic judges resist, as they are n r r c t n s t reau’s third collection district aud­ Malik actually was not feeling placing a heavy restraining hand began giving way, endangering South of Carrollton, abbqt 60 Pending was an emergency night opens a new fiscal year. expected to, the GOP appointees 1949 Moreury Conv. Pusslee, Sewing Carda, iting department: Sidney Jacobs, well in the last few days and was on how far DiSalle may go in additional thousands of acres. miles east of Kansas City, the river TfcoNow asm. money bill supplying funds to op­ Veteran Senator McKellar (D- plan to withdraw and start suit. not putting on a diplomatic act to fixing price ceilings. was five miles wide as the result Coloring Books, Ma^e ALL WHITE PLASTIC erate all government units, Includ- 46, a deputy ijollector on leave The Democrats will meet |n the More than half a million acres Coupo ...... $1645 Tenn), chairman of the Senate keep from talking to western del­ The Senate already has passed of a breach In a levee. Meroon. Radio and Heater. Dot*. Rub a Pqicll. Ac­ from the seconil collection district; Superior Court building here. of bottomland in both states al- Appropriations committee, slash­ egates about his suggestions for a Transportation in both stataa Ewelleat eoddlHon. Stock No. BEACH ACCESSORIES and Charles A. Smythwdek, Jr., 42. a bill calling for an eight-month Judge William S. Gordon. Jr., of road.v has been inundated. Hun­ tion Gamea. ed through red tape late yester­ has been curtailed. More than 80 NT-UL day to push the emergency mea­ Wethersfield, haa been designated dreds of families have been forced Newsprint Boost (Ooatlaned on Page Eight) sure through his committee and (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) to handle their case. (rom their homes. Crop damage 1s ZIPPER TOP RUBBERIZED LINED (OobUm m O am Pag* tn m \ 1940 Chevrolet^ ,4-Door 25e to $1.25 HANDBAGS then the Senate. estimated In the millions. K Effective July 1 Missouri had two flood deaths ».{ Sodon...... $1045 each in kid or elk grain finish. Top handle styles. Involved is perhaps some 86,- this week. Kansas has had more Blneic, Radio aad Heater. HERE I 000,000,000, the first month’s por­ Hairy in than 15 dufing the past six weeks. 48 Hours of Rain ^ SMoek No. 17-184. BEACH BAGS «ch Toronto, Jime 80—(g>)—Th* 810- tion of the government's estimat­ Near the state capital o f Tope­ ■ed e** roar ed 1962 cost of between $60,000,- North Korea Demands Jap Treaty Bar U. S. PLUS TAX I $2-69 a-ton Incrsaae In tha prtos of ka, tired workers abandoned hope An Above Cars Have The copy Motr, each Plus Tax newsprint—subject of many ob­ 000,000 and $70,000,000,000. of saving a dike that protects 16,- Saveg HugeXirop nunoua "Ed** SnUivan Safe jections from the United States— Bills approved by both cham­ London, June SO—(A”)—Tbs^Hoa- «troope or bosee in Japan after<$>manded that CJommunlst China ,i conference and therefore the U. S. 4U0 acres. They had labored for bers would allow government cow Radio today quoted North signing of the treaty. participate In drawing up the ..Buy Uaed Car Warranty Only 8 5 ^ goes into effect tomorrow, July 1, has been proceeding separately. rive days with sandbags and bull­ New Orleans, June 90—(/8V~ agencies to spend at about the Korea as labelling Japan the chief The note gained interest because treaty. dozers. Evacuation of 100 endaog- for the greater part of Canadian It 1* understood that the U. S. Water pools stood in aouth LouiBl- rate they did in the 1061 fiscal base of American aggression In the it was dated June 33—the i same The United States has been pre­ ered families was started. production. draft includes an American mili­ ana’s rich rice fields today sfltr SStH G r*M Stamps Given With Cosh Sal* The new price Is 8116 a ton in year ending tonight. Defense and Far East and demanding U. S. diy that Soviet United Nations paring a peace treaty for Japan tary guarantee of the Island em­ Men from Topeka Forbea Air MORIARTY BATHING HATS military programs, however, 48-houra of rain ended n draught New York and 8112 plus sale* tax troops be barred Yiioin that nation Delegate Jacob A. Malik made bis without participation by the (Chi­ pire. Base were rushed to the area to .would be permitted to use up to save tha 840,0()0,000 c r^ . In Oanada. after conclusion of a Japanese broadcast In New York suggesting nese Communists. It asked for See U. S. Threat help remove families and livestock FOR CHILDREN OR ADULTS money faster than last year If peace treaty. '' More than thras laches of xahi IROTHERS Book Sbop The 11 companies who are a Korean cease-fire. It Immediate­ Russia’s views of a draft version, The North Korean note, as In trucks. they need to. The broadcast said the demand ly raised the question whether the fell in some spots. It wss tssOy ,. „. Uneslii-Mccciiiy known to have put In the Increase, but the Kremlin countered with a broadcast by Moscow radio, said; Another dike between St. Marye 'This year for the first time not was tocorporated in a North Ko­ Kremlin plana to use the whole the first good rmia hi tbs rios hsin 301-SIS Center St. produce about 4,000,000 tons of demand that the big five—includ­ "It la natural that the Korean and Silver Lake In northeastern one of the major mon^y bills for rean ' note expressing complete subject of a Japanese peace treaty ing the Peiping regime—draw up people, who are waging a strug­ Kansas collapsed last night, apill- sines April L . <4M|4r| r.. .T^d^hone 6135 ijjJMKWAt f CDBB Oanads's total production of some Loft 3 5 c to 9 8 c each running the government has agreement with Russia’s "views as a bargaining point in talks end­ the first version and present it to gle against Amsrlcan interven­ ing water over 8,000 acres, ^ t h Tbs rain began Thwadfig a M -ItfSiiewwriiiit ftm ii 6,500,000 tons. Nearly 90 per cent cleared the Congressional machin- concerning a Japanese peace ing the Korean war. a conference of all countries tion, are vitally interested that dikes are along the etate’s great­ fell iatarmlttaatly thraugh yaalsr- of this is sold In the ; United iMSty. One of those views was WanU China Reds which fought Japan. iRussla est river—the Kansas. day. tuining dusir liinBM M is Statsa. (OoaMmiad m Twmi tMit!)no foreign stata be permitted Tha North Korsaiu also d«- would have a veto In the Big Five jOenUneed I Two) The swollen river waghed awaj into black mucky. ^1^0)9 sChHtMI. I r ' f