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^tonflffatMT Eggttte^ lj»ral& Avtrsgs DsUy N«t Press Run Tke Westlier Fmeoael o f S. Woathar to see B i f i ^ Brook oontalned In Fee the Moath af Btay, 1848 P. Umem Douglaa Andanon, A ln n w Ap­ a culvert do not wish to Share in Iha apodal poUeemen appoint Board Debates tammy aad cooler thlo aftaraeea by Chief Scandal to direct traflc prentice, U8N, eon of Mr. a^M ra. Receives Degree the cost o i such a p.-oJecL Some William M. Andaraon, *l pleclnc thoae apodal police on tralmng with Oompoalte Squadron the brook, asserting that It was a church win OjDolt their uausl mid­ duty la evidenced by the fw t tta t 11, which la baaed at the San Diego danger to .'hildren, and sheuld be Mancheiter^A City of VtiUgo CHarm week MCTlee and Im v * In H> place there haa not been a aingle acd- Naval Air SUUon. Action Deferred on a covered. The general manager • mUHnuniuar fotivnl, Friday dent thlo year due to the congea- brought la flgunea o f th e costs, Advortlahn m Base 14) (SIXTEEN PAGES) •eenlnF a t 7:S0. Cheater Olaon. tion whan the children are leaving Among tha graduates of WUU- House of Comfort in^ and tha realdenta ware asked if VOL. LXVIll., NO. 224 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, llJNE ^ 1 9 4 9 PRICE FOUR CENTS mantlc SUta Teachers CoUage who a anted rincar from Worceater, achqoL Shopping Area they were prepared to share In er«— wm be the featured aoloiat recaived their Bachelor of degree at graduation exercUwe heW such expense if their wishes were n^reahmanti and a aoeial hour carol Ann Oeorgettl of Oak COMPLETELY? In WUlmantlc on The Board of Directors last mat. win foDow. An offertn* win be atioet calabrated her eighth birth­ The general manager, reporting Walk in* Commencement Procession ♦-h—■ for the henadt of thrhiqdnF were three local men, ell W wd n i^ t daferrad action on a report day yeaterday with a party for War n veterans. They ^ . Ed­ on proposed sanitary sewer Instal­ • CAHINBTS (Wood or Mital) of fuel for the cotnln* winter. The Release From Jail her riaaatnatii and frienda. Gamea ward M. Benache. 59 Marta of General Manager George H. lation bn Ensign and Lucian • NEW SINK (Dishwaaher) ‘Slot Maehine King’ pcogram la bebig airanred by the war# played by the chUdren and Frederick Mahoney. Waddell regarding the Inatallation streets, said that the work might • c o u n t e r s » f l o o r c o v e r in g OoneoMat t mer handyman for A lger Hlas tes­ And Intense Struggle* the 8. 8. Aggersborg, for Caracas, Mitchell’s parents, MY. and Mrs. that local realdenta who would like tempt on Monday. Defense enuneat appareatly haa sue- tified today that the FBI offered . Hartford, June 23.—*f9secutor, Assistant U. S. chines in a New London club- ner at the Vernon Inn. Thursday — Friday — Saturday Attorney Thomas F. Murphy be­ In a statement issued at the delivered immedi­ duct ocatinua to bs Ignored. Manhattan headquarters of the U. houas removed ao they could be 22 BIRCH ST. Replace lA!)iking Gresn, a Chicago rssldsnt who Prsgue, Csechoalovakia, Juna 23 Setup Fiasco came armoyed with (Jatlett’a refer­ ately. Mra. Edward Burrall. formarly Conducted by: ence to what Murphy called "this 8. delegaUon ,to the United N a­ replaced by anqthei^type o f ma­ o f this town but now a resident of la DUnola Communist party chair­ — (• I —The Red-sponsored Catholic About Defense Curbs tion, Dullea said: chine. Eavestronghs and man,' was ssntenesd to b » hsid in Action society leadership defied aUeged $200 offef." ) Wholesale Only Hlaleeh, Florida, ■arrived last night June 23 — 24— 25 The battered old Woodstock 'Soviet leadeiahip is having to Talk Arranged by Vetinao fo r'd month’s visit at the home of Jsli bstwssn court ssssions for tbs Vatican excommunication but Hickenlooper Reads Rei- contend with problems in the sa­ Gnttera Now Mrs. Brassard rsmaindsr of the trail after tha typewriter became a silent witness The incident, Donovan teatifled, The Air M ra Lilian Oilman, 84 B, Drive, night and charged Archbishop Jo­ ignation of Wende Nearly Hysterical in As­.t; for Hiaa yesterday at bla perjury tellite countries where there is occurred at a conference ar­ defendant had objected to a court Silver Lane Homea Mirro and Mim-Matie Damonatrator trial. Catlett and hia mother, steadily growing tWvolt against the ruling and snapped: sef Beran and hie followers, with serting Government! ranged by Joaeph P. Vetrano, a. Open All Day Monday Copper and good galvan­ To Joint , Committee News Tidbits who served the Hiss family as a extreme intolerance o f Soviet Bristol wholesale liquor dealer *rt thought we were going to anti-state activity. Oammunism." Conditioned ized metals available. Covenant Oongregationallsta will maid, related part of the machine’s who previously had been idenU- bold their Sunday School picnic MIRRO-MATIC get a chance to prove our caae.” A similar charge was levelled Not Giving Her Free­ Called From UPi Wires history to bolster Hiss’ defense. The Republican foreign policy Washington, June 23—(P) — A fled by other witnesses as a cloat' llirough Friday, 8 a. On Jime S the Jndg% sentenced against Archbishop Bsrsn ’Tuesday ’The prosecution charges an old adviser to Secretory of State Dean Saturday, June 25, at Freja Park, .. dom to Defend Self friend of John T, Dunn, Jr., sun* Bolton Notch. Parenta and friends The most wanted Pretsure^ three other defendante to JaU for night by Premier Antonin Zapo- Ck>ngrssslonal committee today Woodstock was used by Mrs. Hiaa Acheson aaid that In Czechoslo­ pended Liquor Control commia-. PINE BENTZ of the chUdren are Invited and all contempt; John W. Oates was tocky who wamsd that tha law wUi heard a scientist’s warning of IT. N. Conciliation commiaalon in 1937 and 1938 to copy State de­ vakia, Hungary and Poland "the m.*5 p. ni. Tel. 5813 SIMPLIFIED PRESSURE COOKING p a „ i„ fh , 2 Mart Popular Sion chairman vrtio is fighting glvsn SO daya Oua Hall aad Hsnry taka its course. "flaacos" at the Hanford Plutonium Washington, June 23.— (JP) to r Palestine reports threatened partment documents for tranamla- iple will not willingly accept SHEET METAL WORKS will meet at the chur<* at 1:30 ouster proceedings here. PHARAAACY p. m. ’Transportation will be pro- | Winston, wars ordered locked up Denooaee Bed Group plant and criticism of the Atomic ■—Judith Coplon complained failure of lU efforts for Israeli- sipn to Whittaker Chambera. irous conformity to a pattern for Prompt Delivery 842 Adama S t Tel. 89^6 vlded for those desiring I t ter the duration of the. trial. ’The Archbishop Beran and the Energy coTnmisiion for lack of Arah peace eettlMoent .. Leading (Chambers, courier for a prewar o f life made for them tn Moscow. Donovan related that he talked 664 Center St. TeL 2-9814 Sixes. Vatican have denounced the gov­ in near hysterical tones to­ The IT. 8. Circuit Court of .Ap- "buafiieas sense." Blrm i^ham , Ala., realdenta move Soviet spy ring, charges Mrs. Hiss "Net ReadUy Exportable" to DeGutis in a New London rea- ernment-sponsored Catholic Action day that the government is copied the documents and that Hlas taurant last March “about alot peala now ia considering defense ’Ihe scientist was Dr. C. W. J. ahead with'plans for Jwrmanent He added: "It ia becoining u>- society on the munds that it In­ gave him the copies. machines.” pleas that baU be reinstated for Wends,' form er Director of Pile not giving her full freedom organisation. to. fight actlviUes of parent that that brand o f Commu­ s e e in g M BBUEVnia ... m why I thssa thrsa. tends to split the church and per­ (atomic furnace) Technology at to defend herself against es­ wMto-robed sight rid ers..., John Chief Defense dunsel Uoyd DeGutis, Donovan said, told him meate it with antl-(3irlstian Ideas Paul Stryker said Hlas probably nism la not a readily exportable that if machinea in the clubhouse aad eea the aa*«y teoRmrea lhaS awk Tha dsfsnae baaed moat o f its Hanford who resigned last March L. Lewis takes bn two big chunks product. In consequence, Soviet Promoters and wilful followers 28 his position with General Blec- pionage charges. ‘T feel that of soft coal Industry In contract would take'the atand in his own of the Veterans of Foreign Ware argumsnt to Madina on the in­ of the separatist group which has leaders may feel that their iipmed- aad a q t nnm o-M ATIO Fmaeaaa Fi definite length o f Green’s sentence, trlc Company, G. E. operates I’m kept in a straitjacket,” talks,^wltta every sign that he la defense about 2 p. m. (e. a. t.) were removed, they could then be tqken the name e f a church organ- Hanford at Richland, Wash. Under cross examination CJatlett late problem In Europe ia not to replaced by machines of his own. Shop for Cottons wamre mm. Team contended that ’’the length o f the luUon, have been declared auto- she shouted at John M, Kel­ in for tough ecrep. get more, but to keep what they His letter of resignsUon contain­ aaid he helped trace the old type­ sentence depends on how long the matioaily excommunicated by the ley, Jr., government prosecutor. Premier Yen Hsi-Shaa calls mil- have." Donovan said that he told Do. agree tPe the a Mm|le-t»afava4e p defendant pute in hia dafenae. It la ing the warnings waa rsad to the " I would like for the Jury to writer. He said Hiss’ broker. GuUe that he couldn’t do that and Vatican. Itiuy conference to put. finishing Donald givaa him “about $40" The events, DuUes said, may be unfair beewiaa each day the de­ Joint Sanate-Houae Atomic com- see the Mnd o f -work 1 did." DeGutis suggested that he "think paa yea’ve ever eeea, I Leaden loyal to Archbishop mlttea todM by Senator Hlrtcen- touches on plans for hlocfcnde of to offer Co anyone who could find shaping up "for an Internal strug­ And Other Hot Weather fense Is extended means aaothsr Bsrsn daclars many of tha Catho­ Federal Judge Albert U Reerea Ohineoe OewimBpla* a arts Sunday it over," tea! BcaaevaMe gaakat looper (R., Iowa), who has charged tha machine. gle in Russia which would tn«u. day that tha ssntsncq la axtsnd- lics listed by the government as ■ _ - ruled ( S p e a t ^ that tho gov- ..M o l .Bninhiida Eirter, wife, o f JKuzphy tlNn bteught out that Nothing to Worry Abont tha ABC wUk "laesWW* miwMfi I iISmI m T produce Mist the Uvea a t Russian leaders de­ Needs On HALE'S Air- sd." raRMttnjr -as nvfl soH«ty hav« agement.7 Gerhart Etsler, arrlvM at London CatietC was Interviewed by FB I pendent on the outcome, and DeGutis, Donovan related, told Tha Judge oonuneated that been threatened and misled or. Putting aside esrllsr plana to Ooplon’s Justloe department "as- airport en route to Berlin where agents and (Catlett said, "the which would extend to the entire him that there waa nothing to signment sheet" showing the . "what surpriaae ma 1. that you say discuss AE C operations at Los she hopes to rejoin her fugitive agents aaid they would pay me area* of Communiat controL” worry about because the machines (OontInnsd on Page Four)' work she performed. Conditioned Second Floor nothing o f wbaS thssa man did. I Alamoiu N. M., and Oak Ridgs, hnsbaad---- Political quarters in $200 or more if I got the type­ In another era of purges, com­ he proposed to put in were Mills TOITLL M AUVn. a* tha wap want through months o f rsstraint Tenn., Hickenlooper turned to the Wants Jury to See Reports Hong Kong believe Chinese Envoy writer." parable to the Soviet purges in machiiies' which were "considered and it was not os though I acted Wende caae. He called WendS MIm Coplon said she wanted Kan (Thleh-Hou urged President Earlier. CaUett testified he paid 1937 and 1938, Soviet loaders ■legal." eeedy aota a t i without warning. one o f the “most highly able scien­ the Jury to see all the reports ’Truman In Washington Wednesday nobody any money during hf* would be preoccupied for “ their Frank W. Flood, an aaaistant a t - ' “ I wamsd aevaral Umss that •e titep Suggests Plan tists in his line" in the country. that she ever wrote because " I not to recognize Chinese (Commun­ quest for ths typewriter. Under very lives would depend upon it,” torney general, asked Donovan "Is those rspsated outbursts would half the! He added that Wende now Is rs­ want the people to understand." ist govenunent. cross-examination he said be caa- he said. it a fact that he (DeGutis) la moan I ’tf hava to taka action, yot ported on a camping trip in the SUNBACK DRESSES She also protested that KeUey Fires in more steel furnaces ried about $170 around with him "Biparttaan Policies Sound" known as the slot machine king?" nmaae a M g aatehag M ta tl ’ Sqa. no one torti these warnings ssrt- F or Security west and he had been unable to kept asking her questions that she may go out over Fourth of July —$120 of hia funds and an addi­ talk to him personally. A t the news conference, “Dulles Donovan replied that he had MnWO-MAlIO la JaaC What (jaa*« eusly." could not answer "Yes" or "No." holiday and not be rekindled. .MaJ. tional $50, said the Paris meeting of the heard DeGutis called that, Medina aaid that if the court of In his letter of resignation to That waa in explanation of why Catlett’s brother, Perry, of fuSs'iii’u 't .'u t * '“ ■ .*5.98 »•«• * 8 . 9 8 waat for aeeafsta, aaiefcaw aaey ta- Oen. Wang Shu-Ming, deputy com­ Council of. Foreign Ministers Flood asked the inspector who appteda upheld defense conten­ Insurance Should Back Dr. A. B. Oreningar, manager of she mada long speeches after al' mander of Nationalist Chinese A ir Wariiington, called to the stand, the G. E. Technical division at “showed that our biparttaan poli­ •e piiaaare eoehtag aM eaaalag. . tions eonesming the Indetermi­ most every quesUon. Force, says pilot who attacked corroborated in general Raymond’s Hanford. Wende recalled that cies as regards Europe have been (Cootlaaed onipsga Fear) nate nature of the sentences, the Private Social Secur­ Her outburst capped long hours British freighter Anchisea In testimony that the typewriter waa many of his fears o f the Hanford sound and are beginning to pay — ------higher court probably would send of questioning in which KeUey: Whangpoo Tuesday thought it was loaned to Perry's -wife, Ursula, and OTHER COTTON DRESSES the cases back to him for reeen ity Says Johnston operation had been expressed in a dividends in the form'of greater 1. Developed that she consider­ Chinese Conununist veaeel.. By then returned to the Catlett fam ­ Soviet moderation." tencliif. ed visiting Russia in the spring g a m b lin g ^ th his Ufe, Sing Sing ily. ites 9 to 15 and 12 to 44. Choice assortment of *5.98 » *9.98 Atlantic^City, N. J., June 23— (CoatlnoeS os Page Fear) Dulles said the •lussians' pro­ o f 194& Miss Coplon said that was prisoner baa helped write recent posals in Paris suggested that — Eric Cohnston auggested to­ true, but that she dropped the medical history. .Crop o f senator­ day that insurance companies take Soviet ambitions now “lie more in idea without trying to do anything ial candidates appears to be Flashes! the lead in a queat for private so­ the Far Blast than in Europe” and Rebel Landing about it. sprouting as nation’s governors Snags Struck cial sscurity plana Less Humidity that their conference stand on a (Late BoOetlns o f the (F) W ira) MIRRO-MATIC " 8".. for lo^c Johnstoir, ons-tlme head of the 2. Sought to show that she and end 41st annual conference in Col Japanese peace treaty was “ cal­ MIRRO-MATIC orado. ' DENIM SKIRTS Move Crushed U. S. Chamber of Commerce and Valentine A. Gubitchev, a Russian In Rail Tangle culated to win support in China." • t l A t l quantity Cooking and Canning now president of the Motion Pic­ Brings Relief engineer, used a habitual Soviet State police sergeant denies, in However, he said, the confer­ Faded blue, green denim, _ Cotton printed per- Q ture Association of America, said spy technique to time a meeUng New Hampshire trial, that he Moat A ct on Idleneea ence “ outcome should not lead na WasUngtoB, June* t l'—<•)—■ dared skirt, yoke back, * T Q O cale, ruffled bottom. • ’’insurance is s fine, old capltalis- they had in New York Feb. 18. struck Ralph Jeiminga with black­ to be complacent" for "Soviet tac­ adjusUble atrape at walat ( J ' Sise 24 to 28. ; Paa «ar BIO BIO I Third Attempt by Rev Uc concept.’ Miss Coplon denied she even knew jack while questioning him on British Order German Six Congress members sold after Lower Temperatures in tics could change again over* a White House call today that front, s ite 24, 26, 28. The everyday In an address at tha closing ses­ of the technique which la to scat­ death of Ruth Elsenberg . . . night." olutionary Invaders sion of ths 84th annual convention ter and meet one hour later when­ House Appropriatloru committee Police to Prevent Any President Truman agrees sense PBBSSOBIl QUICK. Boldc aa 8 Noi^eastToday; Some thing must be done about rising Kitchen Helper Cooking Foiled by Dominicans of Klwanis InteraatlonaL Johnston ever an anticipated meeting ia recotiunenrhi extra gSg,000,000 for 'Emei^ency' Operation m. pot toaot or chldMa. said the great issue of the day is Light Showers Fall frustrated for some reason. grants to states for a^lnistering unemployment. They reported the whether Americana want to accept their Job-finding and Jobless pay­ pru den t aaid he would give Con- NEW SU/AMER HANDBAGS ’Tho government. contends— and without Looking! Havana, Cuba, June 23— (/P)— a welfare state or devise security ments programs . . . Group o f Re- Berlin, June 23— UP)—The Brit' 40 Persons grese Us views next month la a Miss Coplon hotly denies— that the For attraotiva, deHdons meals the (Ma, OMW) or 4 ft. ju * A dominican government broad- program of their owp. By The Assisted Press pubEcans girds for fight agairut ish Military government ordered message. The message will ac­ Eaay to clean. All white or natural color ^ t meetings with Gubitchev were for whole year ‘round . . . with aU the BKrih the 4 aad 8 qt. alaac east said last night a third at­ Johnston said: ' Lower temperaturas and Icm new Truman farm program . . . Cierman police in Its eector to pre­ company the mld-yesr r^ort of straw handbaga In smart new styles. ^ A m e a J ^ (No. tVi deaa) at a ttma. tempt to land rsvolutlonary invad- "Wherever wa look around'the the.purpose o f passing to him gov* Justice deparrtment teams up with vent non-Oommunist railway Die in Crash hie Council o f Economic Advloors. S p ^ a l Saver, aalaerals aad vttamlae tw- have the exclmlva aadlhle humidity—but no signs of heavy emmant secrets she learned as a With n e k srs in tha rspublio by plans bad world, people are tormented by a Congress for investigation of flog­ strikers from operating an "emer­ The six leglslntors are consider­ \ tMaed. Maine that Soaday treat eontrol that automatic­ been crushed. painful sense of insecurity. Man rain—brought a measure of relief Justice department employe. Her ging incidents by hooded gangs in gency" eervlce without permission ing introducing wlint they enll a dally oeoarrenee. Ideal for eaa­ ally preveate preaeare !. Eight o f the invaders wore kill- has always hunted for security, of to the drought stricken northeast, story la that they were romanc­ Alabama . . . President ’Truman o f the Russian-controlled maiiage- Dqtch Liner Hits at "economic eximaslon" legislation. .$17.95 ing. N alag aaiall quaatltlea ef gardoa from |olag higher thaa sd and four captursd, tha broad­ course. em states today. aigas bill supplying money for ment. . • • • cast said. Horaeio Jlllo Homsa, "But an acute and newly accen­ Mis# Oopion’s $4,100-a-year Job thousands of temporarily paylsas This waa only one of a series Sea O ff Italy; Re­ ZIPPER CLOSING RUBBERIZED ' fNah vegeUUee. HoMa 4 plat Jan. roeipe reqnlreo . . . I, *** Some light showers fell over Finds $9,200 on Golf Course ’’chief o f operations’’ for the reb­ tuated sense o f insecurity has in the Justice department carried Federal emifioyea. of snags struck by the offer of Cflcn, N. Y.. June ggr-HF)— A WlCh rack aad C I O O K or 16 nte. els, was rsported among the cap­ turned man’s quest for security areas of the parched New Eng­ the title o f “poltUcal analyst." leaders of the 14,000 strikers to ported in Flames land etatee and New York state UUen college golfer found $9,999 n dpc hertb # I A . M e F tives. lifto. a lashing, driving force." Am oitf other things, her duties in­ Treasury' Balance restore freight eervlo# between on a golf coarse but It "ruined asy He said-vivid recoilections of yeeterday, but not enough to ease Berlin and weetern Gernlany with­ l>resldent Rafael TrupiUo previ­ cluded checkin;- on foreign propa­ Bulletin! golf game," Iwn lamented today. BEACH BAGS depression sndNrar “have Jst-pro- the threat of severe damage to out calling off their strike. ously said the revolution had been ganda to see whether the propa­ Washington, June 23— OP)— The "1 wound up loolng 15 cento en pelled the drive for security." farm. crops ’The long dry spell— The non-Communist union, the Bari, Italy, June 28—— M I D Q O accessories . . . crushed after two planeloads of gandists were registered as for­ position of the ’lYeasury June 21: Oiseoaeee W elfare State no substantial rainfall during June UGO, announced yesterday It waa .At least 24 persons perished the 18-hole round," mourned Beb- In stripes or a t ^ colors. invadsrs who landed Sunday night eign agents as required by law. Net budget receipts. $416,704,- ert W. Lake, Jr. On the 14th W ill hold suit, towels, eta. . Johnston said ths term "welfare —also has created eerioua water willing to handle freight for west today when a Dutch airliaee I V l I n n w for your pressure pon bad been wiped ou t ' It was tha sixth day for Miss 171.83; budget expenditures, $154,- (K L M ) coneteUatlon hurtled fnlrway yestordsy he ran aerona Special state"' has alluring pMpniae and Is sbdrtagea in some New England Berlin but would continue the five ‘ In Florida, meanwhile, Jeuie A 800,156.08; cash balance, $3,055,- 89.000 In B. ssvlBga bewM. On YNI fINItT AkUMINUM MntBO Oeverei Mold "mors palatable than aoclalUm." communities and intensified the weeks old strike on the elevated 18,009 feet late the sea Juet oft V. Vickera of Miami Springs said a (Ooattaned on Page Foot) ' 317,194.39. tMs port. Hundiede of bathere the 16th, he found $869 In $89 BOBBO Twiaaat Faae MIBBO-BIATIC Mlanta Catalina flying boat wrackad In He said the welfare state In theory hazards o f forest fires. railway ^tem , which normally 1^/ ‘ BBader means "you’re sitting pretty from carries 1,000,000 passengers s day. eaw the plaae plummet Into bUls. He returned the bonds and Bh * r t o T u Keep teed aepnnte while tha revolt had twe6 ’’ 1dRrtIflvd''aa Crop namage la MilUons * Aoeonto thaer ter preeean romper days to ths rocking chair." British offlciala promptly de­ the eea leee tban 850 yards greenbacks to the owner, Ray 1.00 preaeare oeoklng. Faa per- pda. Cfauap belonging to him. Farm crops already have suffer­ . offshore. B'ltaeeses taiff" H Anton of New Hartford, aad re­ eeoldag, caanlag, egp* A welfare state, Johnirton said, nounced the plan aa ’’totally Im­ ee t- Vickera. who operates the Air ed milliona of dollars damage by temted tor e a ^ dralnlag. t eoavaaleat tm , pheae ealle, aid maay demands big'government and lit­ practicable,’’ aince It proposed phiaged almoet straight down ceived n reward—amount undls- Parts Sales and A ir Marins Radio the lack of rain. In New Jersey, Designers Feature Rain for more thaa 10,000 feet, clooed. UttlBg Serrics, Inc., aaid the plans took tle people, but "wherever govern­ to continue blocking Soviet zone Willard H. Allen, secretary of then leveled off tor briefly, '• • • Hag. $1.00 $3.50 off for Vara Crus on Juns S with ment ia small, the people are big: freight trains. Their private Inatltutions are agriculture, estimated the loss of ’The British attitude reflected an onl}' te faV tall first lato 126 Given Additional Seatoaoe a load o f parte and a four-man Mi­ $10,000,000, with the draught cur­ Apparel In Fall Fashions American official view that the feet of water. ami crew aboard. It waa grounded Hartford, Juae 8S—ke, sleevisleeve sand belt. Hat and to more simple Unea Far lanklag thoae porteot, We have alamenta to do i t and If be able to develop plans o f pri­ rights. said. plotao Us erlgtaMt eentenea. ■na uea n a laat Mamp ea Blakae W ea> XnUre tea maWag prooaee !■ land states to prevent eerioua i>ag match. l^ k e t e — big and little, but­ *• • • eae aihas. Twelve be continues RrOvoklng wa siudl vate social sscurity to fit ths di­ An American otficlBJ said ' Recovery ef other bodies be­ HOSIERY eaaj le leaania aagrt feeds. eevor with itrrtaor M ter Me wteaMI. . . fer that p v verse needs o f the people, John­ fires. No camping or fishing is Plastic pcpolka dots enlivened tha toned, cuffed or slashed deep— haved trapped ia the wreckage ptatM-Bartpeear* ~ anower him." “the atrikers are net a railroad UlO RmtiUOS iM B SSd Laak-proet hatter eepl bet- ■ate 'aad easy dralnlag ef teeUy tavend hrvw. Guatemalan Foreign Minlater ston sold. allowed in the Under dry areas in Graff California raincoat, which were used over and over as the was hindnod by chappy ssos Ital­ Baoh island, m , Jana S S - i^ - had Inside ventilation sleeves most prominent new note. Buttons company. They obviously can’t set With reinforced heel .and hot teeda.' Munox Meany denied In.Guatemala "They have whittled down coots Massachusetts aUte parka. Smok­ up a separate rail system unless ian Navy divers and patrol craft A 46-yenr-oM l elapboaa eeeepaay toea for extra wear. Colon by finding out how risks can be ing and outdoor campfires are With It waa carried a ruffled um­ also were used for accent. were aiding in the reem dry opera­ tofbaklan, Joseph MstnsHr, today Citv that hie country was involved brella. Weaklta, wool or corduroy pleat­ they have agreementa with the Amber gleam end naiva spread,’’ he aaid. "They have ac- banned in Maine, New Hampshire tions. GREEN STAMPS GIVEN in the Dominican incident ed skirts, striped wool Jersey Relchsbato.” was eonvletod e l nmtdsrlng fe/ beige. turial experts, a sweeping com? and Vermont Strapleaa SUp A B it Weather Was dear Reports from Ciudad ‘rrujlllo, In . the Uhgerte department, blouaOe fit Into the back-to-school Ugb leaders sent work squads wife nrb WITH CASH SALES Dominican capital, said all waa mand'Of atatlsUca and Ingenuity, Lower BendlagB Fereeaat strapleaa slips with buUt-in bra picture. Suite featured Jackets out, howover, to repair damage ’The plane crashed in bright, faKhfU and triad to quiet. Troops, however, paraded in plus a oautioua and painataklng Temperatures In some parts of scored a hit. ’Thera’s a strapleaa one to two inriiea shorter and allm done during depwnstratkmi early clear weathor. A light northeast lag thrir M l combat equipment It was said, approarti to nil rlak.” ^ 'the beat-drought bait climbed in­ night gown, too. It’s hsld up by eUrto with sUta front and back. In the strike which was oaUsd fo r ortad was Wowing. Seias qocausts ■mtt(ids4 ta Ma i J. Hugh Jackson o f Bale Alto, fc p fir H o o M w a tfS in obssn-ancs e f Arm y day. n sal- to the 90a again* yeaterday, but a stostie In tbs back aad around tha Fabrtea to watch: Flald eordu- full pay In wnat marks, Jbb saeur- said the tnnepsrt wont down W i m H i dent ’ITuJino waa said to bavs Calif., dean o f the Graduate maaa o f cool air moved la and top. roy for casual wear, brocaded taf­ tty and union rooognlthm. fUmea from a height e f aheut r ipW tsd Ms mada a 180-imle'_^motor trip School o f Buaineae at Stanford lower readings were forecast for Nackllnas, It stsma, are coming feta fo r cocktaU dresses, glove ’Ihe Rolchabahu achodulad a 15.000 feet. ) through the northern region as a university, was elected president today. New York city’s high back up. on both dressy and casual suede for drewes and coate; puck­ meeting to consider the plan and KLM, offielalB In Rome indicated I gesture that normal - oonditlons I of Klwanis International yester' I yesterday was 91. The top wa* clothes. ’Turtle necks and small ered cotton end rayon with satin the western miiitorv commandants ' prevarlei^ . Iday. iS6 in Boston. ; rolled collars will bs reinstated. strioea for coat dreiaea ■ will meet U ter ti (Oonrihned aa Pam Fonrl* stUy. P^j^v;v . . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. JUNE 28.194» TM

' I # * - * - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. JUNE 23. 1949 PAGI. recofnlaa__ superior and consistent effort In plannins and develc^ins Children on^ Highways jGetStandai^ Two Towns tiidBo aotfdent prevenUOn effort. building, which la remembered by extensive repairs ware made to organ used fo r many years And a from Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bran­ The commisaion’a atptement For Parking inany townspeople today burned the present building through the communion tebis glvsn by Addi­ non; U. S. flags from Louis A. NOW - AT THE NEWTON SHOPS aaya that It waa a cloae race be­ Already Local Pro.blem Church Noting in 1887. The ' building stood' efforts o f Rev. Cfiiarles O. John­ son Kingsbury; an individual com­ Kingsbury; church flag by Mr. aad Win Plaques tween Greenwich, ICaat Hartford, about midway between this mark­ son, pastor emeritus, o f Manches­ munion service by Mrs. Addison Mra. W. A- Looser; hymn books Owned By The Son Of The Founder uf NEWTON ROBEBTSON OO. . ^ ’# 5 0 • • Nauaatuck, and New Britain. er and Mrs. B. F. K elffer’s house ter. Kingsbury; gift of namey from s pilgrim hymnal, oomplete set pre­ Backed By the AO Tear TradUlono of Kewtee Name / ' ^ Seymour, winner of tolitd place In Meters Soon to Arrive First Century tiocal schools, have only been., bikea and skates makes for con­ ef wMch in years gone by haa been During s savers ele^trioal storm Mrs. HarringtcinTowai^ the Ham­ sented to church t v Robert G. Gceciiwicli «nd Seymour the national pedestrian safety 'con­ gested end dangerous hlghwys, ha used as a Catholic church and al­ the church spire was struck by mond organ; psalter boards made Brooke In memory of his late test, waa an easy winner In its closed one day and already chil-' JTo Be Installed in the Win First Places in seiA so a Metoodlat church. Aa shown lightning and .burned. F ire fighters and given by Charles G. Coonfbs; sunt Caroline Emma Brooks, JOO group. dren on roller akatea and bicycles! The chief polnteo out that many Business Section Special Program Sun­ by toe records toe bell from tola saved toe rest of toa building, too psalter chairs for vestry, Mtei brown, 20 green. Bel) 1908 recast Newton s Dramatic Once ’A Year Accident, Prevention aia a problam on the haavUyj children ride bicycles on which toe day Observes Present second building is now at the the bell fell through the cellar and Lucy PerlTOw; crass and capdle- after steeple burned 1908. travelled highways, CSilef of Po­ seats are placed too high, making Parking meter standaids have Mansfield Center church, having broke into several pteces, neoeasl- sticka mads and given by Cnarencc The church la slso in powesalcn ‘ . ” •'■’V tating recasting. WMIa the spire WUlisnu; memorial tablet to Dea­ Hartford, .June 2S— (jh— Green­ ^ l u m b i a lice Herman Schendel eald tola impoaslMe proper contact ahd con­ been delivered and w ill he instal­ Edifice 100 Years been exchanged for shingling'this o f w picture o f Desoon Jamea S. wich and Seymour have be«i an- trol o f toe pediUs. led when tos autufnatte^|^Wln" church. ^ was being rabullt. It waa blown con Hale aad Nathim, portrait o f Morgan who was choir director for morning. He urged parenU to down during a heavy wind. When nounced by Ui6 Highway Safaty keep closer tupenrlslon ever their Chief Sebandel alao mantloned meters arrive, according iff Ghiaf In 1848 there was s split in Hale status, all given by Oeonvt 78 jresrs and treasurer of toe South (Jovsntry, June 2S— Rov. it was rsbfult toe next time, the Dudlev Seymour; white vases commiaaioB aa Srat place wtanera Taomana hail waa .wall fUled chUdren end make sure they are the number of windows broken at of Police Herman f-chendel. the church, one division held church fo r 35 years. in raapactlve population poupdta Dr. Rockwall Harmon Potter, dean work was done so thoroughly tost with parenta and frtenda Monday instructed to keep off toe heavUy- both swissmlng pools and at the The atanda ds ■ are m affr~or amsritiu of the Hartford The»; meetings In the Mg room at toe the 1S48 Intar-communlty traffic various schools throughout tha metal and are opmplctc with It waa side to withstand the hur­ night to witness the commenca- travellM roads. logical Seminary, will bd gusat top of John Boynton’s house (at ricane of'ltffiS." accident prevenWon cl- Veigh, of 81 Oxford streat. In com­ ter to School street and possibly to Hale Homeatsad, free, la planned In Remnante of Fine Febrics YOU SAVE 10%, 25%. 334% triKUing play, on words, entltlad tos Terminus, aa wall aa tha lower The pmrty, given In toe ballroom o f pany with a party of friends from at 1 p. m. 'The choir Is having a In thin CATALINA ' " " " ' , ...... * «tha *ia l of Ain’t” which toe Old Inn, waa attended by neigh- part of Oak and St. Jamas streets, Alcoholics Anonymous NE A R LY V2 OFF New York, smiled on the “Queen dpseial masting Wednesday in very cleverly done. The ch oiw bora and relaUVaa w ith out-of-town will be equipped with toe meters. preparation fo r special muidc on then sang By Golden Oialna, Mo- guMta from MontvlUe and Hart­ Mary" this week, for an extended The only two-hour parking cone at this wonderfnl low Hundreda! Ex- On Furniture of DistihcfiGii G u a r a n t s s d sart; and Melody of Spring, Gel- Sunday. ’The exact date o f too quiaite patferna $ | Q C ford. Delightful refreahmenta of tour of England and the'continent. win ba on toe west side of Main establishment of - toe first Church bel and Mendelssohn, under toe ■andwlcbea, cake and punch were street from Myrtle street to tbs OPEN MEETING price only and colora. Be A e V V direction of &Qas E3aie Booaa. The They plan to visit HcHlsnd, Luxem­ In town Is uncertain. aerved by toe boateeeea. ’Ihe old O n ter. Joseph Meacham waa sscursd as USED children In the eecond and third room, faseinating with the anUque bourg, Frsnee, Switsertand and 8:30 P. M. FRIDAY, JUNE 24 grades, with Ann Garrison direct­ collections of Jupe grandmother, Italy, returning about Augiiat 10, toe first minister and he started Ms pastoraU with 18 members. ing. delighted toe audience with Mra. Raymond Squier. ,had been Mias McVeigh, a graduate of acIectiMUi played by toalr filled with bowU and vaaea of love­ W 1 - *» 1 M H M • conUnulng his aarvlcea for 40 Manchester High school and years. He died in 1762. BxcerpU HOLLISTER ST. SCHOOL CARS Rhythm band. Using as a procea- ly garden flowere which Included TeaeherE’ College, has Uught aional, Mendelssohn’s Priast aiumdragons and delphinium of fourth grade pu^s In the Robert­ from notes of interest follow: March, toe thirteen young people greaty beauty. The two giria ua son scBMl toe past two years. "Jsh. 3, 1714, s committee to con- ku Interested Are fPelcome f o r L e s s ‘ elude upon a place where to aett in the graduating class - than toe only ones of their class who She has been honored recently CIRCLE DIM «.•>*♦* tha meeting house and it' was vot marched from the rear of toe hall started In first grade and have with several bon voyage parUea This suit ItM numerous '48 Nash "600” ....11495 gone r l ^ t through. NOW->FraST SMOWINO ed ‘to go forewito about a meet­ to take their places on the stage. colonel and Mrt. McVeigh accom JOMM «ACS«N*M toIngH In Its favor, and yon’ll '47 Nash Amb. ---- $1395 Miss Gladys Rice, principal'Bf the Raymond Joeeph Bellows, 23, of panied their daughter to the steam ing house*. ‘The houa shold ne 86 foot lo lenth and 32 foot in agree It’o tlie milt for yon. *47 Mercury ...... $1350 school, ap^e briefly about "WhaL CaUUnn drive, South (Jovsntry, er. DLumlcmf '47 Nash “ 600” ___ $1250 Columbia Boys and Girls are Do­ w»M p^^tad in 'Trial Justice wedto.’ *votted that the meettlng The wonderful low iprice Jo '46 Ford ...... $1150 in g." George F. G raff, aui>erln- Court to Yeomans hsll Mfonday hous ahold be sett up at toe place amazing, the style gli'es yon n m roK vm ssor wfasn a tendent of school, presented toe night by State Police Ofllcer R. B. whearo ha oomltty att first order­ '46 Nash "600” ....$1095 Donahue of the Colchester Bar­ ed and concluded Itt be sett.' ‘Jan. CENTER TAILOR figure control and is Just axil] g4ve the address o f the PLUS: R»«r Rogen In riglit for the ardent swim­ cool f laaa of lighter, bottor *41 Plymouth ...... $ 6 9 5 evening. Donald R. ’Tuttle, chair­ racks on charges o f breaking and 4—vottsd to havs Mr. Maacham *41 Chevrolet ...... $650 entering with Intent to comiqjt a ‘TAR FRONTIER” ordained aa sooh as tosy can con* 97 CENTER STREET mer . . . The colors and de­ Trommer’s wsits for you! A man of the Board of Education, crime. He pleadAd guUty and WM *40 Pontiac $650 awarded the diplomas, congratu­ la Calor vanlenUy after tha next gcnsral sign add interest, sad the DOW. delightful rsfroahmont bound over to the next session o f cou rt’ ’1714—46 pound fo r to lay Ladies’ Skirts Made to Measure *40 Olds ...... $395 lating the class on behalf of toe criminal court at ToUand Co^ty name C A T A L IN A la "your town and wishing them, well in □ H Q oott upon the mestlng houa this *38 Plymouth ...... $395 Superior court in Rockville. Bonds* ----- NOW PLAYING ------$4 up guarantee of a fine swhn waita with each gkaa bocauaa the future. The claaa then sang ysar,’ '1716—^rotted to rals 46 wen set for $1,000 whlto he WM pound tola ysar to dsfray the _snlt. In gold, aqua. Mack, or TVommer’a ia brewed only from COME EAR LY! their own particular song, which not able to satlafactorlly wpply Bring Matcitel had been writUn by Neney Smith. S m settln g houae cK arga' ‘ August royal. Sisco 84 to 40. Subject To Prior Sale and he was taken to TollMd la ^ 90, 1718—vottsd to rals mony tar choice hops and fine bariey* Claudia Ethridge and David Bel­ Bellows was arrested snortly tos flntahinr Um meeting hous.’ ACTUAL PHOTO TAKEN IN OUE STOBB low. The farewell apeeto was after the btUke into ’Tlw B tg i^ Skirt Zipper Replaced 5Qc up maitl No other grein is ever ^ven by David Ethridge, presi­ ‘March 6, 1718—to lay the floor of UtUe Stdre in Town” Sunday toe meeting hous and toe under­ AIR (XINDrnoNED FOR Never Before In Our History At So LOW A Price! used! That’s why TVommer’S dent of toe class, afUr which the night, eettlng off the burglar alarm / BOLAND group recessed aa hfra. Allan which wae heasd by the owiaeri pinning and doors and plaatsr toe VOUTl SilOPPINO is aluxtya a treat! Taste and Roblnaon, pianist, played Pomp Jack Thompson, in his sdjomlng wals. Appointed a commltty to git Panto Zippers Replaced 75c up Compare I and Circumstance by Elgar. home. Mr. Thompson hurried out PLUS: “ Tale af Na$w]oa" •tola work done.’ ‘A j^ ll 24, 1718— COMFORT MOTORS Graduates were Lillian Banner, In time to get toe n^ber of toe voted to finlah toe work of the David Uewellyn Bellowa, .Daniel car’s Ucenss piste as Bellows drove *— nfeetlng hous and voatsd to make Ladies and Gents Tailorinf sway. He cooUcted SUU police pews all around tos meeting NEW! DUNCAN PHYFE SOFAS 369 Center A t West Center Robert Conway, Claudia Ann Eth­ Alteratlona and Repairs ridge, R ita Theresa iCing, Edward who^set up a road blockada on teus.”—ate. TIm meeting bouse f - "Your Home Town routes to Colchester, WUllm^tlc CwBlac S n is r "TBE SCAB" ferred to was located on the Green CUSTOM TAILORED IN FABRIC Frederick Mathleu, Shirley Jean n.i'B "Miran nan” .brewed NASH Dealer” Potter, Susan Dale Savage. Nan- and Stafford. Bello^ rw into It at toe now interaectlon of High as he was approaching his home Yours aad cross streets, long sines re­ PICTURED OR 30 OTHERS! and was arrested by ported destroyed by fire In 1897. as O’Brisn of the Stafford Springs Legend has It that through from Malt and Hops BarrsekSt who recognlzsd me M A V 'C REBTADBANT Borne unknown m em toe present YES! A Dlatlngulahed, Authentic Duncan Pbyfe H A T d MOAKST. church building is* in posseasion Sofe, CUSTOM TAILORED to your order In our " ^ ’‘*5*4 tola same To Enjoy own Sbopa—at a FRACTION of the regular price JOffK ». TUMOra*. m e., sm TOLLAND BT.. RAtT MAKTyOltP, OOMW. Tel- HM. t-»lW. of what U beUeved to be toe only was broken into by two s^ rs treasure from tots second meet­ aa an Anniveraary TREIAT for you. Carved wood passing through. Heim ^ rri ing heiMe a Bird of Peace bold­ frame, flneat conatructlon backed by the SO year then proprietor, also DANCING ing a pahn-lcaf In her beak was traditions o f the Newton name. NO T *275— NOT Inelnding Fabric, IjRmr, Bverytliiag the aUnn, ran out and exchal^ad perched over toe Mgh pulpit *200— IN STE AD only *159 while they last. Order ffifffffij#, StkmJRy jnmflre with them. LUCKIES MY MORE NOW! fmpt in tkit kmd- EVERY THURSDAY there. This treasure is located di­ IJmIted Nomher Only. Be EariyI snmn mm4 damage was Incurred sAd later rectly above toe electric clock In Vhe two w ere arrested and Good Food BELIEVE IT OR NOT I ANDiSATURDAY the present First Congregational tenced. , *1,*' church. Thirty young P«ople of AT to the Joseph Huntington came fresh ACTUAL PHOTO ACTUAL PHOTO Youth Fellowship of the Center lo §jy0 you a finer daarette! church and the Broadview Rhythm Ramblers from his ministerial studies at \ SPECIAL ON AMESrrE DRIVES Tale—toe exact date U not specl- munity church, both of Hartford, • •.•••• spent a week-end camping tflP « fled—and because toe church was BULLDOZING AND CONCRETE WORK so small and so out-of-repaira the Center church camp Television ordination services had to be held Womah” on toe shores of Colum Cavey’s • • • • • • outside on toe church green. In Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strko bis lake. The group, AMESITE chaperoned by Mrs. Herold 8 ^ - EVERY FRI. NIGHT 1768, a petition was sent to'Gen­ No Money Down erson end Mrs. Hooks Johnston, eral Court asking that a new meeting house might be placed on pays millions of dollars more than ) ASPHALT directors of reUglous education at Catering To Small Rsnfiatts T- A sU td e the churches, with their husbai^, another site "wMch would be attended morning worship In C<^ more commodius and ellgent.” lumbla Congregational church PHONE 3922 History obtslned through toe official parity prices for fine tobacco! As $5 Per Month TARVIA courtesy of Mias Hattie E. Sunday morning In a body. j Coombs, librarian of toe Booto- Power RoD^ and 8U of the local Boy Scouts, with RAY or 90 Days Cfish their leader Wilbur Fletcher, at­ Dimock Memorial library, re­ • Machine Spread N* M«Miait«Sst a« tSMWll ports that "tola church faced toe tended" the camporee bn too Flrav DONAHUE OssIrsQM kr Sfriat OOT-aerar There’s no finer cigrarette in the world Annual Pilgrimage to Lebanon lake for many years. Later It waa given a quarter turn. A stona At a FRACTION Of Regular! We Have The Pfoper Equipment and Know How Saturday and Sunday. AND today than Lucky Strike! To brine you Anniversary "Headliner! marker notes toe site o f •JMs DON’T DELAY- • CALL TODAY Mr. and Mrs. James L. \oung HIS BAND entertained MVs. Young's sister. this finer cigarette, the makers of Ladder Back Chairs New! Carved Frame Mrs. Robert LsSeur and a friend For Your USB TE-OL FOR Lncky Strike go after fline, light, hatn* THOMAS Mrs, Ruth Renqulst of New York, A'niUSTE’S FOOT $190 *945 $125 over the week-end. Dancing Pleasure BECAUSE— rally mild tobacco—and pag milUone of In Mahogany Finish Pillow Back Chairs Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woodward It ^ko grooWr rKMBTaATINO FREE AmnNi Xf/tw t»% PHOTO AT RIGHT A eufo PLACE YO UR and two daughtera, Nancy and I, Bobert Sua» rowor. WHk sadtlatoa sicokol dollare more than official parity prices Custom Tailored , ‘ Coralle were week-end of 'I Mlfbhnm Oraer kosa, H worries Ike acflr* swSleatlee ABOVE; Solid con- !k P lV / S 2 -9 2 1 9 ESTIMATES Mr. and Mra. Rodney Hewitt at DBBPLT, lo un tko tenk aa ooatoH. atructlon. U p h o I- “ m. In Clmlce of , ORDER N O W aiH (O N .'I no nr / > "Out ef tha Past" Ool kossr relief IM ONE HOVS at to get it! So buy a carton of Luckies *BlEilDED m NE-WIUI dm fiMIN NEUM m i i^proof.”'the their summer cottage at, Mena* —■‘plw— yoor (to ksek at say drag otore. To- atered In choice of 80 Fabrics tuck. R. I. . "Under CaMforala Soy 0$ J. Vr.l Hate Carp. toda^. See for yourself how much finer abort lengths of Including Labor, STHAI6HT WWSWESIH THIS MOOOCT AM 5 TEAM W EASTWOOD fabrics. WHISKY. <»% GKAIN NEUTRAL SfIRITS. SCHENIEV DISTRIWITORS, INC., H.Y.C. Miss Anns D « has retumw Atars” Fabrics. from an automobile trip through "Ms sad Pa "OsSsfCStMT Roy Bogeta and smoother Luckies really are—how upper New Hampahire end Ver- BsMto" Mas" Everything! SUrJarir Bsls nkisa Pm S much more real deep-down smoking en­ ii>nt. She wea accompanied by run* BUbflds ' Nias Fssb ' fONTlNUOiil DOtH TILL "^'O**'* t Mrs. Fred AUen of Hartford. aTaars sent "SOLvaa aavaa" VICTO R IAN CHAIRS 1-4 OFF EXAfcTLY AS PHOTOGRAPHED ABOVB: Mr. and Mra. Harry Ink have re­ ■Cai "W * Were StTssgSn" Ptes "I smBCHDBa OKAB" joyment they give you. Yes, smoke a Luxuriously comfortable, with raverstbla DRIVE-IN _ WALK-IN turned to their home In New York PHOTO AT LEFT ABOVE; feather tMclg spring seat, richly carved legs EAU DE COLOGNE after s week In Columbia Vialtliiff Lncky! Youll agree it’s a finer, milder, Mahogany finis h, richly and arms. UphoUtered In choice o f 30 fabrics Mr. Ink’a sister, Miss Katherine carved, upholstered In choice $975 at a saxing of over 25%. Limited number more enjoyable cigarette! of remnants of fine fabrics ■ ONLY *” columbla ball tsam. losing their OPEN-AIR MOVIES game with GUead Tigers, havs Hayloft Restaurant now loot three and won torse for i. MUBSAV mAseUM, iadependenf feOueeu Amazing Value! Fkior .Sample Have Your Old FurnHuro thia season. The gams with the ROUTE 131, COVENTRY—AT THE LAKE SurAat OxtOrd, N. C„ euge; "Vemra/lerrear, Tigers waa a close game and up Featuring: \ I've eeeu tAe mtmktn mt Lmekim Sue the kind Reupholstered to the ninth Inning waa tied. In toe Oizie O sg^ ’a “Star Doatera” CUSTOftI MADE CUSTOM MADE ROBERTSON PARK tenth, the gams ended with a Over ed fetnecB tkmt taetee geed and emokee good} Like New score of 6-8. Friday and Saturday Night toe emoked LmeUeelkrRO gemre.” Uere’e more * SUP COVERS fM A lR S AND In Tbe Flneat Tradltloas (REAR OF Y. M, C A. ON NORTH MAIN ST.) Road conttrucUon it ftttin s un- , Movies .Tbqriday Nights Three Hundred ev idener that Lmekim mre m finer eigmrettel lu Nationally Famous «jarWajrin leap# and b ^d s ^ s SOFAS Of The Newton Naam Good Food— Legal Btvarages Ffnished Monaoients and Schumacher Fabrics week. In this vicinity. The S. and Other Gntcrteinmcnt “In the Muftlin” .\T Vt THE COST OF TV M. Oanstruction Company U mov­ Markers In Oar Display TallSted By (>ur Experts foe OMMvOoolaaM ing Its equipment onto Route 6A No Cover— No Minimum Charge Yard To Cliooae Frboi! to FIT Your Fumitute NEW FURNITURE ^^THE MICHIGAN KID between Columbia and Hebron to Ceil WilUmentie 2233-W2 A w * eea 4e celeeae I rebuild it. Thia U sUU hlgh- We wiU reupholster and ro- IN TECHNICOLOR ,vay. In Woodland Terrace, at I'he Finest In NEW LO\^ PRICES buiid your furniture from Columbia lake, new roada are'be­ the bare frame up—even re­ PLUS ■uilwffimseaujrtil ipriaMri Same high quality of crafts­ style It in almMt any styto ing bunt under town aid, Harry manship as always ~ but WORLD SERIES, SPORTS SHORTS, CARTOONS mta( la a taB ihm. JonM, local contractor, doing toe Design you want at HALF toa coat prices -dramstlcally LOW of new hiratture. AB work work. ThU stiutad Monday. VAT dyed. — ssmforired — fully guaranteed aatlafao- . 3k.3bfc<( 91mm Mr. and Mr#. Tony Maaanik of 8 N o Cover. ‘ Television S § Workmanship Take your pick of any of tha • I EXCITING DEMONSTRATION OF FIRE HCHTING genuine TALON zippers. tory. Choice of over 2006 ' a e a ^ t - a s • UUay Hill have as "their guests for distinctive chairs snd sofsa BX THE MANCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT two wasks, Mrs. A. Gulak^ch No Minimum Nightly M aterial on our floor In toe muaUn— patterns and colon. and Mra. #. Radsok of New York COME IN— PHONE take 10% off the price dur­ City. ' *- ing this sale. Select your COME IN-PHONE 9 Mrs. Ernest Lori»>«». motosr of AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR Cptttng dune in oar bwa covering—aad we wUl build Mrs. Chsunesy M. Squier, ts a |»- ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 350 CARS AND SEATS DINING AND DANCING PLEASURE shop fron* tbe rooffh stone any piece to your order In tlent at Windham Community to. the finished memorial. 2-8881 our o«m shop. You get l E ^ m o f i i i c Uamerial hospltaL 2-8881 FOR 500 SPECTATORS i exactly what you want—you Reverse Charges save dramatiotoy. Revusue Chargee THB OAK GRHX MANCHESTER Personal Notices Manchester's Center of Happiness MEMORIAL Remember! You Pay LESS When Yon Buy From The MAKER CardefThanke THE BEST IN FOODS AND LIQUORS AT COMPANY TOMIGHT We wlto te e«p r«« but utettn ^ MODERATE PRICES m S d a d i sratltus* to all who b o l^ In uO* A. AIMETTI. Prop. p R g s c A i m o w W93f 4urtnR our roctnt trouoU. tn< lOM of our son. We sro **«T grsUhil tS COR. PEARL aad HARatSON - . 9 _ O t TLO CK tha MsneMatsr Polios and Ptr* Do- TONY OBRIGHT AND HI8 ORCHESTRA* S T R U m aOriiBOnts for thtlr eooeorotlon. Opaesite Boat Owas(sr)i ffilartad win be wsed by the Manehaatar Impraveniewt Aaspriatton to SOOAKSTRE^ PHONE 38f4 TBLn*HONE ra n Or sin r * fpoM or the Amiari Kiddiet Xwua Party.^ Mr. Saa Mrs. Loo Plteitr SftUBs AfeoH t fifn t fBSaceo s » foaiUr.' Ofiea Aandayo THENEWTONSHU BacfceABy The 50 Yegr Traditions Of The NEWTON Nant hf 1 Boy Uiroet aad Sava Moaagtl So round/ *o firm / b o fully pockod^so'froo and o a s y ^ tho drew m iftYLUM ax.—HABOLU A NEWTON. •7 7.i \T \ >"' •■; ‘ '\: . . ’.‘\ ^ ' ■'■ . ' I

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. JUNE 28. l^ S from capital to cover clear-cut fu­ new «:h «lu le become I g t r a u d e c l ture obligations of the state. A t Repairman Killetl >tm Expects Senate Will worst. It te an Illegalmaneuver.’ ") billed at the new rates for the Special— ^Thursday, Friday and Saturday machine wa« ^proved then. The •"Doiifita" Abmrt Legality months of April, May and June. reason for that, said Palaakt, waa Mpvieai Fire Demohati^tidn On ‘Looper Ride’ By Tao^ed Rope tiancheaier Warning Post ' The Democratic arguments were The commission suspended the FRIED CLAMS ^ Missing Man that'hla secretary waa HI at the bolstered by a etatement Intro­ rates until after a hearing is held time and he had no one to whom New York, June ZS.yOf)—^The before ths commission July 7 at Hamilton, 0 „ • June 23.— — [Meeting Pass Education BUI duced by a Republican, State Fi- O l i d FRENCH FRIES to dlcUte an account of the mpet- Data Book To Be Chosen At the North End Tonight nknee Commiasioner James B. "Loopter ride" at Ck»ney Island the SUte Office bulldiflg. Henfy Wilson, 45-year-old steeple­ Being Sought Ing. V Lowell. The commiasioner said yesterday cost the life of 48-year- The present charge for 10,000 jack, dangled for three hours yes­ Trommers and Kruger Beer Dodd did not make It innnedlatc- ban majority forced the Indefinite gallons every three months and On New Bank Frldaty, Jaaa M there w e « "certain doubts” »bout|„,^. j Colwell, a repairman terday at the top o f a ioo-fobt ly clestf the reason for hla Insist­ Annual Open Meeting, Alcohol- Town to Again' Organ­ Manebastor's first drive-ln,$ than 8b0 grandstand seats tor -.Wechsler Predicts Dem-j recess last week, approved general for meter service is $6.50. Under walk-tn, open air thsatar wUl be i epectatora baaldes •ccommodaUna the legality of using the bond re- Local Resident Reported ence that the MlUa machine had lea Anonymous, at HoIUater Street fund appropriations of 83,200.009 Urement fund for bonus bond*.” for the amusement device. the propoded rates the charge ^ smokestack. Then a fireman suc- been approved by the commission opened at 9 o'clock tonight at i those who with to view the film# ocrats Will Wind Up; achooL ise to Watch fur for the university, and $7,200,CfNJ“ Conway brushecl aMde the Dero- Police said Colwell had gone would be $9.00, an increase of 38 jcecded in untanglnig the rope S«Mion to Be Held To­ Absent from Home In February rather than dates .Robertson park under the sponsor- from their cars, per cent. RENN’S TAVERN I Saturday, daae SS Only Business Eeftj for state aid to towns- on school k.,craUc arguments, however, con­ onto the •tracks of the ’^ride” to , that was holding his boatswain’s Planes in Area ship of the Manchester Improve- ; Chief John Mere of the Maq- pick up some object when six 800- morrow Evening to given by Palaaki yesterday. i Moving picture#, Robertson building. tending they were ”a red beiTlng AIKILPH DBRICHT and DICK LACHAPELLE Since June 15 Attorney General Hadden, pros­ ■*mant AaaoelaUon. U the public Chester Fire Department is co- pound steel baskets, linked to­ • chair. H. B. Cheney’s Park. 9 p. m. In Special Session Express No Preference that doesn’t amount, to a thing '7fi COOPER .STREET DiscoM Situation ecuting the case before Associate General Manager George Wad- response is as favorable aa khU-, operating with the Improvers by gether and filled with pleasure- Wilson was up there for two j Swimming pooli open at Sal­ He declarad that the law simply A middle-aged man of P o li^ «»■ Justice Newell Jennings of the clpated to the quality Hollywood putting on a to«ctacular demon- Eklucators who.testified at the seeking passengerb, passed over New Low Record hours before he could attract ter's, Globe Hollow 10 a. m. to deU haa appolntad Chief of Police Hartford, June 28.—(O-^Ma- bearing expreaseJ no preference said that ths retiremefit fund waa PaUntial ■todcheldw* and tfe- Widow Dies traction who Uvea on HlUlard State Supreme court, introduced producUona lUted, the theater w U l! straUon of His body. duak. 'Herman Schendel the^ coordinator jority Leader Alfred F. Wechsler as to financing methods. Several to be used to retire bonds, and that 41 RerfX' »ttentlon. ! poatton of Om p w o M d new Man- •tract waa rumored today aa hav­ lettera showing that two Torring- operate every Thursday night dur-' uae of " a‘ "foC* "'* noasle. * ’* The new La- “ . Then as firemen arrived they j ing been missing from hl» home Stinday, Jane S6 of the ManchesUr aircraft warn­ (D , Hartford), says that the voiced concern that the dUpute b«- It did not specify what bonds. Nattanal m a k have ton liquor dealers, George Flick Annual Spring OuUng of Brit- Ing the summer. P'rance pumper recently purchaa- ____ _ found the location o f the smoke- j since June 15. PoUce would dis­ and Fred Pastore. were given per­ ing aystem of tha ClvU Dafenae dd by the department will be util­ state Seilate will )>ass today two tween the Senate and House had Democrats argued that the fund , called to a meeUng. open to U>Mn- Mr*. Mary Pierson Che­ ish-American aub. all day, at Gar­ The program tonight will fea- specifically was set up to retire 'n H lCl \.*011CCril Strawberries at the surttun stack would not allow them to i close no Information on the mat­ mission to-use Mills machines. program. It waa announced today. ised In the work. 'Democratic education bills, wind­ “ left ue In the middle ” with no tereetad public, to be held at Tln- den Grove. ,ture the outstanding technlCOl program at all. market on (barter Oak street i nise s' ladder directly to Wilson, i ney Passes Away at ter, and the man’s name waa un­ * Today Dodd asked Palaski Chief Schendel attended k medt- Contributions will be solicited ing up the only business now be­ building bonds Issued in 1987. FRIED OtSTERS, CLAMS kai' HaH on Main etreet tomorrow Monday, June 21 Mm, ‘m ie Michigan Kid," pliM j have reached a new low this sca- They had to angle the ladder to 1 available thU afternoon. whetlier It wasn’t ed Uipt the Mills ing o f all coorcHna|m from from those attending which will fore It In the special session. President Albert N. JorgeniMn of FISH AND ( HI|*S WITH OUII .NEW FHIALATOK! nldht at 8 0. m. The Playgrounds open , for summer; htghllghU of tha last World Serita the University of Connecticut com- Asks Rate Hike I son, with only 62 crates brought reach the tangled part of the | Home Here Today The man had allegedly been des­ machine was actually approved In throughout^ tha atata held last be used by the Association to IKliat hap)>ens next remained Deny Bus PermU tMued by Id*itner and Rottner, Monday, July 4 gaMaa and a sprlghUy cartoon. pialncd that students were "being __ _— I to the market yesterday. Total rope. ' counael for the organlEaUon cona- pondent for some time prior to hU February. Hadden objected. Jus­ Monday in* Hai under the sponsor tha anmlal kiddles Christ- problsmatlcal. Our new sanilurv priK'e:*s glvee you h deliriou!*. erisp. Fireworks Display, Memorial Tbs fiexlble arrangements at left In the lurch,” He asserted Hartford. June 23—(*V -T h e V ll-! receipts were 8562.45. High bid FUeman Rol)crt Bickcl climbed, Mrs. Mary Pteraon Cheney, wi­ departure and apparently told his tice Jenntnga agreed that the tes­ supervision of State Police Com mas^rtir.cxi Depot Squarei. Senator Wechsler said that the Hartford, June 28— -Joeepb golden liiown I immI — Seul> in the fliivor! I'onie ii» iind Bftittee* Field, presented by American Le­ Robertson park wilt provide more that the proposal for the univer­ lage Water Co. of Simsbury has | for the day was $11.40, low wa.s to th'c tup and it took him anoth- An application to the federal dow of Horace Buahnell Cucney, family nothing of any traVcl plaps timony thus far was that the Mills miWoner Eldward Hickey, who la Senate probably \^ill . aak the A. Stance and Anthony F. CJola- gion. sity was not for new construction submitted a proposed new schedule < $6.85. and the average w*s 87.07.; er hour to straiglilcn the rope. • ry Hum! FIfIKIi OVSIKIfS \M) (LAMS PA('KKD government for the chartering of died at her home, 78 Forest atreet he might have had. machines had been approved only state fxwrdlnator of the warning House, controlled by Republicans, bella of Watertown have been de­ this morning at tac age o* ‘ ■J It waa learned that local police Saturday, Augnst 21 aystem. Brown, Edwin Minor and Mary or expansion, but for "emergency nied a permanent certlftuate to op­ of water rates to the State Public [ The fourteen day totals are 6.-, During part of that Umc he had ro I AKK HOMK ( Al l :iso:| the bank la now In procese of ac- In those two cases, rather than In to meet next Tuestlay to consider plant needs” without which other yeara. She waa the daughter of have checked at the Manchester Conn. Flfers and Drummer# Jr. The chief announced this morn­ Piano Students Anne Handley. Miss Herrpiann • erate bus service on routes in th* Utilities (x>mmisalon which would 1334 crates of beiTics. for a total to Iiold part of the rope in his general. Competition, Center Park, 2 to will, play two selections at each the education - tessurto. construction authorized by law Increase the average domestic cus-■ of 854.091.94. Although the quan-r'teeth. the public call It la atated the late Stepuen Pierson of Meri­ Savings Bank to determine wheth' ing that he has appointed Police The House, however, already Oakville section of Watertown end - h 5:S0 p. m. Followed by parade recitM. could not be undertaken. Unless ■ ’* Ml) $ T>er cent and add ; tity is fast decreasing, the qualL Because of theangle at which that the organlaatlon committee den, and Hannah Latimer of Avon. er the man wilthdrew any mom*’ lieutenant Raymond Griffin a* has pasded conflicting bills and on Oakville and Oematls avenues 3 COMMUNITY RESTAURANT I and senior competltloii In A rm o^, post supervisor. Elmer A. Waden To Give Redital Everyone is welcome to attend, the program waa approved, he 115,285 to the company’s an-1 ty remains very high, and the he had to work no other person would Uke to aecure eatlmatea, Mro. Cheney la survived hy four before leaving, with the theory ap­ taken an indefinite recess, subject aaid, 1,200 students who had in the d ty o f Waterbury In a find­ I and dancing. o f 43 Brookfield street and A. without admission fee. ,i4u, icvc.iuc. mart will open again this after- cpuld get to the top and Bickel N.'l NOK'I H VI AIN S'l UKI-; i MXNf H E S 'l K K with ao obligation on the part m of lier five children, Mrs. Frank W. parently being that if he has with- to the call of Speaker John R. ing by the State Public Utilities Masoiis Noting Piano pupils, beginners and ad­ planned to transfer to Storrs next The petition requested that the I noon at 2 o'clock. ' had to work alone. tbi— funilahlng them. a n d ^ M Crocker of Westwood, Mass.. drawn money he merely took an j Hyatt Sutliffe of 47 Cljnton atreet Thim (R.. Hamden). fall would be disappointed. com n ^ion . Stephen Pierson Cheney, Roger unannounced trip. are asaistant poat aupervlaora. vanced, of Mlsa Gertrude Herr- "Terrible Problem” Faced infomation to be held In atrlct mapn, will be herd In two recUala, Piciiic§ Are Held Republicans Non-Committal mnfidcnce as to probable commer- i wilUam Cheney of Santa “ • Although the site at the obeer- Dr. Finis Elngleman, state edu­ St. John’s Day I Ellis Company toQiorrow and Saturday evenings, House Majority Leader George S u o r ^ n n ^ * ' ' that m ightLnd Mrs. Byard Williams of Rlver- atlon post aa net keen deter*, G. -Conway ( R „ Guilford and oth­ cation commissioner, said the i mined, Schendel said he assumes at 8 o’clock. By Three Choirs accrue to the new institution. dale, N. V. She also leaves sU Slot Machine er Reimhllcan leaders were non­ state:, fated a ’’terrible problem” ' Following the universal custom Is Terminated that It will be located In the vicin­ grandchildren, and one sister, Mis. The following children will par­ committal when told of Wechsler's because Connecticut will have j Itot of Letter of Masons, Manchester Lodge of ity o f Bush HlU road near the East George Dominick of Greenwich. ticipate Friday evening: Kathleen During the past week, the three statement. , twice as many children entering The letter set out state ‘‘As you Removal Basis Masons will observe St. John’s Hartford-Glastonhury to«*n line. and Maurine Carr, Priscilla and undoubtedly know, an application Her oldest son. Horace BushncU Affairs o f the RUis Coat' com­ choira of Canter . Congregational Wechsler's prediction of the school in 1952 as In 1942 ami Cheney. Jr., U> deceas^ Day, on Sunday, June 26. by at- The chief said tha.t he wiU ap­ Frederick Scribner,' Allan Frel- "we’ve hardly touched school I haa been made to the Treasury De­ tenclina Divlpe Service at the pany o f thle town were terminat­ church hold their ptcnica. Senate’s action was made yester­ Following the deato ^ For Conference point 20 obeervera and that a 10- helt, France# Groegcr, OharloUe On Wedhbaday afUmoon, the building construction in the last 10 i partment of the U. S. Govem- Center Congregational church. ed aa of today according to an Fayles, Bonnie Moore, Dowlas day following a hearing on the Cheney’s mother. In her childhood, amendment to the certificate of day trial period will be held in Cheriib and Chapel Choirs hsid years.” ! BMPt for a charter for the p ^ Lodge will be opened at 10;30 a. m. September.. He asked that any. Minor. Edwin Minor, Virginia ‘n y - Democratic education bills at she and her brother and • « « « « ContlDOed from Page One inconwratlon of the firm Med to­ their picnic at the lodge at Center t which both parties talked o f the And Francis S. Knox of Glaston-! poacd naOonal bank. An on-tt^ and the members will proceed to former workers o iA lr craft warn­ lor, Roae-Mary Howe, Xhigene bury, representing the Connecticut • apot survey to determine public went to live with her mother’s first Uie church In a body. Worshipful day at the office of the town clerk. Springs Park. Appropriate chil­ possibility of new taxes to pay cousin, Mias Antoinette Phelps of ing who wish to volunteer should Grtmaaon, Judith KrUtoff, Mary dren’s games were played and lat­ Association of School Superintend-1 neceartty for such a bank and ths arranged his meeting with De- Master Raymond D. Blanco ex­ •There is, In the form of an Anne Handley, Claudia Brown, for Increasing school costs. Hartford. . . contact him or Lieutenant GriffliK er in the afternoon refreahmente ents, said that tbwna o f the state i probablUty of lU successful o j^ ^ Gutis. tends TT cordial invltaUon to all amendment, a statement noting The Civil Defense program haa James Doering, Dorothy Glaiber, Republican arguments at the were planning $88,000,000 in school Mrs. Cheney was graduated from Donovan replied that he got a were served by Director Werner atlon has already been made by the Masons residing within this juris­ that the stockholder! have voted been reorganised so that the Jmrbara Finnegan and Carol Hepr- four-hour hearing that the state construction during the next two \ 824-828 M AIN STREET TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER the Hartford Public High ichool in diction to join this observance, and asaisted by the choir mothersi appropriate government agenclee. call from Vetrano and the latter that the ’’duration ct said corpora- country will alwaya be prepared should limit Its spending for edu­ years. The figures, he said, were | purpoit of tho mooting It the class of 1892, and subsequent­ asked him to meet a friend of his. urges all members of Manchester 'tion la Umlted to and Including Mra. Harold Johnson, Mip. Dana cation to the resources now on ly spent two years at Miss Porter s and so that there will be a work­ Saturday the players wlU be: based on ’’actual, outlined plana.” > t * glv« you, as a potenOal stock When Donovan asked why, Ve­ Lodge yho can do so, to attend. the 23rd day of June, 1949." Oowlea and Mrs. Waltera. hand brought from’ Senator Ben­ ing organisation shquid an air Joyce Buraack, H a ^ Chrirtlana. On Wadnesday evening, the Sen­ Dispute 0\er .%tkhis* Role | holder, an up-to-date report on the school In Farmington. All her We trano said, the Inspector testified, The paper Is signed by Freds jamin Leipner (D., Bridgeport i. Mrs. Cheney has been Intw^sted craft wramlng system be needed, Sherill L. Lareon. Judith L. Lar­ ior choir held its pionlo at the In addition to his argument with | progreaa berag made In the orga- that Degutis had ’sopie questions Bails and Harry E. Coffey, a ma­ Education . committee chairmen, he said. son, Richard Barrette, Bally Holt, Lieba cottage at Crystal Lake. Mulvihlll, .('onway became engaged ' nlaation of the bank and to answer in poetry, and recently had sent to ask you about pinball ma­ jority of the directors of the cor­ Petrine Nielsen. Judith Messer, this declaration: About Town Swimming, hoatiag and a sporting In a dispute with other Democrats any and all queetlons which you to her friends a smaU volume of chines” Joan Carlson, Janice Tourtslotte, Says People UUI Pay her own verse. She was a mem­ poration. program were enjoyed and later In over the role of Carter Atkins In may have concerning the Donovan said that ht asked The EUle interests also’operate Kenneth Gibbons, Geraldine Uui " I f It requires new taxes' for a, discussions about the state budget | ber of the South CongregaUemM whether he meant slot machines Emanuel Lutheran Vacation non, Susan Brown, Helen Batch, the evening a hot dog roast was school program, the people will Important details such aa total the Independent Cloak company 47 New Voters served. ArrangemenU for the pic* adopted last week. capitaUsaUeR, probable location of church In Hartford. She was mdeh and Vetrano replied that DeGutia school staff win meet tomorrow Oonirtance Brand, Sherman Ftvd- pay for IL ” evening at 8 In the church vestry. here and a new firm, Manchester nio were handled by Robert Uebe Democrats contended that A t­ the bank and potential execuUve Interested In and acUve In the Co­ said it was about pinball ma­ zlnsky, Joan Hewitt, Anns Balkua Conway had urged Senate Modes Incorporated, paper# for Are “ Made” Here a member o f the cbolr. kins, director o f the .Connecticut head and caahler of the bank will lonial Damea. and Robert L. Lovejoy. Democrats to approve the Repub­ Among her many famUy»and ao- chines. Hose Company No. 2, SMFD, which were Med tnla week. The A fter Sundky morning * sandoes Public Expedlture council, a pri­ he discussed. The talk In New London with new company Is sUrtlng b u s in g The following will play both eve­ lican proposal that 810,400,000 be vately-financed research organiza­ cial connection#, Mrs, CSieney had win meet at 6 o'clock tomorrow nings} Joan Hewitt, Roe^Mary the three-cboira of Center Chgrch Heeirtng lafonnatloa. Degutis Donovan testified, ' was with $50,000 paid h. on an author­ Manchester gained 47 new vot appropriated trom tax revenues tion,' first told Governor Bowles a host cl devoted friende who night for drill. era last night aa the selectmen and Howe, Kenneth\Gibbons, Anne Bal- wlU vacation until the second week to finance the program in dispute. "AS part of tha survey, the fed- about slot machines ised $200,000 capitaL In September and the first, week that he agreed that the Repufili- You save more at Wards loved her hecauee of her genuine town clerk held a special aeaaick kus, Carol Hewitt. Sherman Flvo- "ass IL” Oniaaysald. "Then, if esn-drafted budget would not bal-.j •ral authorities require Informa­ Donovan said that ht had re­ Philip Jobert, son of Mr. and of October. character. ported the meeUng to Chief In­ for the making of voters from 5 to stiuiky, Ctorothy Glaiber, CSaudla , there Isn’t enough money, we can Sues and then reversed himself in | tion a# to approximately what the Funeral arrangement* are not Mrs. Marcel Jobert of 722 Center depoaits of the bank wUI be on iU spector Simeon Nichols. p. m., in the municipal building. come back here in September in a statement last weCk-end. ! yet Incomplete. street la at Valley Forge Military 3 Local Doctors Of those who listed party a ffll spacial seaaton and vote new taxes, "The Republicims must have organisation. In order to comply Flood asked Donovan whether Academy today and tomorrow for he visited the V.F.W. clubhouse lationa, 20 signed as R^ubUcans .o r find some other way to finance grabbed Carter Atkins' arm and with this requirement, we are Jamee A. Cole hta validating examinations. IL” herewith attaemng a form showing after his talk with DeGutls to de­ As Corporation and 17 as Democrats wlMe 10 pre­ twiated It until he reversed him­ Jamee Albert Cole, of 19 l e ­ Shout la Argument self,” said Wechsler. approximately what your average termine whether there were elot ferred an Independent stotus. in WhH* or Pink sion etreet. died thta morning after Manchester Lodge, No. 1477, Lsfipner called Atkins ”a man \ machines there. The Inspector re­ Another special sasaion wUl be Conway became Involved in a balance would be upon the open­ a long lUnesa. He waa enmloyed Loyal Order of Moose, and Chap- It was learned today that I^- shouted argument with Senator who talks out of both sides of his ing of the bank. We wish to atrees plied that he did not because he held from 5 to 8 p. m. at tha office for a perioi', of 3* years by Cheney , . ____ ter No. 1094, Women of the Moose, A.-Elm er Dlskan, Dr. William D. ComeUua F. MulvhlU (D., Bridge­ mouth” and asserted that "ha Is considered that to be "free-lanc-1 of the town clerk SeptenibeT T, and that by flUlng out the form, you Brothers, and for II yeara was cus­ lerea inai to be free-i^ - 1 ^ meeting tomor- Conlon and Dr. Robert R, K e e ^ , port), Appropriation committee of no further use to the state.” 1 1 do not make a binding commit­ todian of the Buckland school, re- ing” and free-lancing was frown- H voters again, may be made at that k e o u E i row evening at 8 o’clock at Lith­ Jr., have joined to form the DCK time. T o qualify a person must be chairman, after, he declarad that Conway charged that tOc Demo­ ment and the Information will be Uring shout two years ago. He ed upon’ by the commission. uanian hall, Golway street. Mo­ corporaUon which is * acquiring the budget adopted by the Legisla­ crats were ‘*)iteasainating a man's held In itrlctest oonttdwice. I f you was bom In 1871 in County A r­ Asked by Flood to specify what 2L rertdent of Manchester six tion pictures win be ahown and a title to a Haynes street apart­ months and of OonniacUeut a year, ture last week provides enough Character when he lan’t here to de­ fbel that a new national bank magh, Northern Ireland, and was a he meant by free-lancing, the wlt- aoclal hour with refreshments will funds for the nrogram. fend himself.” and denied that A t­ member of the Church of the Naxa- ness said that meant going aU over ment house. Today smd must be a Utarmfe citlsan. B o b y P c m lB wonld be a convenience and an ad foUow. A ll Invited, there Is no ad­ said it is the IntenUon of the doc* ’’Squeeas tha water out o f the kina had ever said the budget dltUm to the oommunlty, it U rene. .. , , the state to see whether there budget," he asserted, “ and you can would not balance. Mr. Cole leave# hU wife, Mrs. were violations. Inspections, said mission. tors later to occupy a portloii of urged that you *11 out the attach­ th* building with their profesalon- l a t hopprlM hlM have aa much as- $22,000,000 fdr "You never heard him aay It.” ed form and return the same ... Sarah A. Tedford Cole; three Donovan, were made only upon or­ education.” Conway shouted. daughters and a ton. T h ^ are ders of the commission. ' al offices. , , ^ ^ at your aarliest convenlanea, or Compldins About The structure being purchased Double' Headier . MuIvlhlU replied angrily that Argue Ovef Bonus Bonds bring the same to the meeUng Edward MeVey, Mrs <^rge Donovan testified also that he Mide with that anunog mitertal, Gibbon, Mrs. Paul Tourtellotto and never reported the presence of slot 1s the apartment house nearest "you know tha budget won’t bal­ The Republicans and Democrats with you. tutuf*] crctmy li^ d latex, with no ance.” Albert Cole. There are six Rvano- machines to police because he un­ Defense Curbs the hospital o f the two brick Auto Races also argued about a Republican >qt is extremely Important that buildings on the north side of Ha charged that it waa drafted you, and anyone you feel would he children and one great grandchild, derstood that he waa not supposed A United Proirram Of tfBiw or binding iticchet — extra- proposal to use $11,000,000 cur­ r-f.-a Funeral arrangemenU are in­ Haynes street. "in Republicah headquarters on interested, either as a stockholder to do so but was required to note rently in the bond retirement fund complete. They are in charge of the presence of slot machines In (OoaUaued from Page One) durable Kooleex Babjr Pkoi$ atictdi Asylum atreeL” or depoeltor, attend the meeting MIDGET$ ' to retire veterans’ bonus bonds for the Holmes Funeral Home. hla reports to the commission. all’ over for all over comfort. Wner- 'Tile MUn on which yesterday’s the next two years. to be held June 24 In order that Among other things, the state Coplon on the witness stand and . and hearing were held spUt into two you may bo fully aware of the Czechs Ignore Governor Bowles and othec Dem­ charges that Dunn ^’failed ajid the third day in which she has ptoof. to aecondt to rads dainty! Mparats programs a measure al­ ocrats have contended that it Present situation and in order, been cross-examined by Kelley ready approv-ed by the Senate. neglected to use reasonable efforts STOCKS . . . to aeconds to pat dty! In pink would be "unsound financing” to /■ S w , that wa may have a frea ex- and diligence” In the enforcement Kelley said he expects to complete Vatican Order One would authorize a $4,000,000 toange of tha points of view and Funerals 2 Completo Fentares use the retirement fg'nd for that of commission regutetlons and his questioning of the 28-yesr-old M whke . . . order according bond Iseue for claaa-room buildings purpose. •pinions of all concerned.” St ths Unlvarslty of C\>nnectlcut, state laws pertaining to the use of former Justice department politi­ (L'uotlnued from Pfiga O n«) 25 Lap Midget Feature I The governor last night said he Mrs. Jane D. Armetrong lo baby’s weight. and the other proposed that the slot machines and other gambling cal analyst before the end of the 25 Lap Stock Feature had been misquoted In news re­ The funeral of Mrs. Jane D. devloes in liquor aetabUahments. state pay 35 per cent, of the Armstrong wrho passed awray at day. were listed without their knowl- Pins Qualifying Events ports which said he had called the The state also charges that Miss Coplon said she abandoned amortixation coat o f school build­ h Grange to Hold the Manchester Memorial hospital Republican proposal ’’illegal.” He \ Dunn also was a party to “ Issu­ the thought of visiting Russia edge. , . j medivm, large ing bonds which towns would Is­ early Monday morning was held Leaders of ths group claimed SAT. NIGHT— 8:S0 P, M. said he did not aay ’’flatly’’ that it ance of dlrecUona” to liquor In­ without applying to the Soviet em­ and extra targe sue. yesterday afternoon at three last night that they were ‘’loyal No Advance In Price* would be ’Hlegal." “ I did aay,” he Supper July 6 spectors that they "disregard those bassy in Washington for a visa. The Hoiite, before its Republi- o’clock from the Holmes Funeral members of the Roman Catholic In galdcn packogM continued, "that the Republican V] regulations and laws.” She had denied yesterday that Home, 400 Main street church who also wish to rsmaln Gen. Adm. It.CKM Pina Tax) plan to use the bond retirement Mrs. Oertnide Buchanan, of Hammering away at that charge she ever had an Intention of going loyal to our beloved country. Rev. C. O. Slmpsjjp of the Cen­ throughout the day, the state Children Free fund to liquidate s $10,000,000 def­ Woodland street, U chairman of ter Congregational church bffl to Russa with Valentine A. GubR- icit “simply cannot be support on the Baked Ham aupper to be called a i another of Its witnesses Summer chev, a Russian engineer with Speedway Box Office any basis o f sound financing. A t served In Orange hall, Wednesday, dated. Louis'Lehr, president of the New Budget Street Cottons 2.98 Leather Playshoes Girls* Denim Shorts, Knit Shirts Floral tributes were numerous whom she was arrested March 4. Public Records best It represents a bororwjng July fi, from 8 to 1:80, by the Home Britain Federated clubs. Lehr Is Open Daily Nightwear ■eoiaomlcs committee of Manches­ and beautiful. the author of a letter Introduced Call Springfield 3-9008 ter Grange. The profits will be de' Bearers were Rudolph Swranson yesterday In which he complained Highway Dept. Wnrmatoe Deed NORTH END PHARMACY voted to the kitchen In the pro­ Walter Walsh, Esrl Armstrong. that gambling was rife In New Harold F. and Gladys Casey to WVEST SPRtNGfIF. LD PrearrlptlcA SpeelalW# Party Pick-Ups posed new local Grange building. Walter Armstrong, Robert Little Britain clubhouses. The , letter John V. and Helen N. ShcA prop­ Special Purchase Price-slashed! Your Choice I f tha aupper Is well patronized and John Pickles. Burial waa In was written early In 1947. Surfacing Streets erty on Vernon atreeL SPEEDWAY f r e f . d r u v e r t The state charges that it.was not the committee wlU serve addition­ the family plot In the Buckland Trade Naaan ROUllSi W A *» 4 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. *848 cemctc;-y. al suppers throughout the season. t a t h d rv ^ U e n a 'V e c o i"te u rr Several road, beside, the Main J Douglas Dumss doing busi­ Scoop Ihsm up whits they (oiti Nationolly known woven TTw menu decided upon includes ness aa Manchester Driving An extra spsciol bargoin . . . one thot't olmost unbe- Reg. 1.49 knit shirts are striped combed cotton, teg. baked ham, poUto iiaad. green Basel NUnlronnki that the commission asked New j street hre ^ fobric* thof oppeor in dreues telling up to 8.98, Ex- lievablel These ore leather playshoes, a "find" even of Wltaln police to cooperate In cor- jto ^ . Yesterday, Oak itrMt r^ Academy. • 1.39 boxer ttyle shorts; elastic woist, trim cuffs, bright aalad, tomatoes, cucumbers, rel- The funeral o f Basel Nimlrow- Perfnlto peruive-looking wrfli nswetl fothion deloilt. Buy reeling the conditions, —•—*celved a new facing by the town’s regular price. N ow they're sharply reducea!— for thii red stitching. Durable, Sanforized faded blue cotton tahsa. rolls, coffee, apple pie ^ d skl, of 345 Hollister street, was highway department. There are Charloa S. House additions on leverol at thii low pdee. Miitet', women's size). rtim t Further particulars wUl held this morning at 8:30 from tha Lehr testified that after writing extraordinary sole. See our wide variety! Sizes 4-9. denim— maximum shrinkage 1 ^ . 7 to 14. many other streets that will be re­ WeaUand street. $1,500. be found In the committee’s adver­ WilUam P. Qulsh Funeral Homo the first letter, he went to Hart­ ford to discuss it with the commis­ paired during this present drive George Cleveland et ox, addl- tisement elsewhere In today’s Is­ and at 9 o’clock from St. James’ Uons at 160 North Elm etreet. sue. ChUdren will be served at a sion. He testified that no slot to,patch up the roads. ' church. machine arrests were made In The State Highway Depart­ $8,000. reduced price. Rev. George Hughes celebrated New Britain untU recent weeks ment Is also doing repair work on Amendment Toull taste Old-Tim e Perfection It is planned to have a card the mass. Miss Jane Nackowskl when stale police conducted one some of the main thoroughfares. Ellis Cont Company, Incorpo­ party at 7:46 and the public is In­ waa organist and soloist. Burial raid and New Britain poUce con- Recently the department an* rated, amendment to incorpora­ vited to attend one or both these waa in St. James’ cemetery where ducted two others. nounced several ro a ^ In thl* sec­ tion to termlnata eftlstence June affairs. Father Hughes read the committal Reservations for the supper may Through State Police Capt. Leo tion that would be re-surfaced. 23, 1949. services. bt made through Mrs. Buchanan, F. Carroll, the state put In evi­ Bearers were Alex Szumkowski, West Center street was done yes Mrs. Ruth Hutchins. Mrs. Olive dence to show that the files on the Alex McNeil. Joseph Markevwicz. terday. * Murphy, Mrs. Grace Baker, Mrjt. New Britain situation complained Now Many .Wear Mae Tourtellotte or Mrs. U ly Wil­ David Luglnbuhl, Fred Towle and about by Lehr were found on a ta­ son. Floyd Harmon. ble near the commission’s desk in 40 Persons FALSE TEETH Perfectioa that conwe «aly (rom the Aioicest a. folder when state police seized iagrediciiti—the finest mall and hop# . . . Perirctioa the commission records on May 19. With More Comfort ri//a Die in Crash that’s made Bwencydk Irish Brand Creoiji Ale more f ■y4/ Hospital Notes From other wltnesess Attorney FASTEETH. s Bleassot slkallne Calls Atomic (non-teid) powder, bold* fMse teeth popular than ever before. Juet sip the rich, fa • , General Hadden drew testimony more firmly. To Wk l" -»or* Admitted yeaterday: Barbara that usually such records were (Continued fnHD Pnge One) comfort, juet sprinkle e^Httle FAS­ fuU.bodied fievor. Try it—compare h! Look* Setup Fiasco Gleason, 23 Tyler circle; John Hul- scattered among various files TEETH on your plates. No xununy, ... fosMe ... I* fooey. pasty teste or feeling. Check* eraam ior oraam iar ermamior. ■Err ten. 59 High street; Mrs. Nellie rather than being kept together, the plane may have been oft Its v ' S WalUmeier, 689 Main street; Gall course and possibly was trying •piste odor" (denture breath). & V (OafittaMd from Page One) Earlier in the hearing today, FASTEETH ».t sny dm* store. New uvuliable In Sat top canal Armstrong, R.F.D, No. 2, Man­ Stanley J. PalaMH. aecraUry of the for an emergency landing at an *- '' J chester; Norman Latulippe, 780 iSUer of August 30. 1948* He commission, was subjected to close airport near Bari. The plane waa Vernon street; Mrs. Jean Heckler, examination__ about hla testimony en route from Batavis. Js v a to add«d: RockvUIe; Stuart McFayden, 80 ‘‘A t that time, 1 felt that a con­ that a particular type of slot ma-1 Amsterdam. Baggage and other Starkweather'street; Mrs. Myrtle chine proposed by a liquor dealer I effecte recovered Indicated at least certed tug at our boot straps LaGrange, HasardvUle; Lee Court­ might do aoma real good, and ask­ had been approved by the commls- some of the passengers boarded ney, 89 Hollister street. slon for use In liquor establish- j the alrcPsft at Batavia, THE-OFFICE OF ed to be put on a special assign­ Admitted today: Clarence John­ fc-'.O ment to develop a pUe program son, 163 Bireh atreet: Charles Ag- mente. DR. WM. L. CONLON for Hanford, In the hope that one new, 3 Deepwood drive; Sharon Thomas J Dodd, counsel for nuetous might atari a crystalliza­ l.ee-Brown. 21 Purnell place; Rob­ Dunn, sought to establish that the MenPast40r0U”? W IL L BE CXX)SED tion process which ultimately ert Bleu, 5 Roaemary place; Mil- use of the machines was approved 5852 7^ would bring some semblance of dren DeFeUce, 169 0 *k street; In Febniary 1948 rather than In Want01d-timePep,Yim? FROM NOW UNTIL • By Sue Burnett By .Mrs. Anne Cabot order into the amorphous complex Bernard Hart, Jr., 78 Phelps road; September nr October of that year, These dainty, feminine pajamas I f you have looked longingly at of our relations with the commla- Mrs. Marjorie Cameron,. 29 Doane the time fixed by Palaski In his WMIhiintliml'Ndte! AUG. i arc the right answer for bow to magazine illustrations of unusual aton. ‘This misaion was abortive." street; Mrs. Alice Kloter, Rock­ direct testimony vesterdsy, keep cool on summer nights. The and lovely party decorations only ville. Palaski. In his direct tesUmony. FOR v a c a t i o n round neckline and tiny steeves are to think how expensive they*muat Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Ma­ said that the machine known be . . . this pattern is just for Curtain Materials Sale Bulk Vitalized Motor Oil Lfigal N oUen edged InxiaiTow ruffling, a half 10-Qt Galvanized Pail rion Chapin. 373 Middle Turnpike, the ’’Mills machine,” had been belt ties pertly In back. youl X^olorful crJ|ie paper phra- AT A eOTJRT OP PROBAT* hotden east; Mrs. Sophie Gfacxewski and okayed after Dunn had told fellow Pattern No. 8171 comes in sUks Bols are easy. Inexpensive aiid fun at Columbia. wUhtn an* tor the I>U- son. 117 North School street; Dr. commissioners that it had been 12,-13, 16l 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size to make. "D ream -uy your own trict at AndOTor, on the 90tb day of A.'E. Dlsksn, 553 East Center suggested as a nnn-gaming devtcs 14, 4',x yards of 35 or ' 39-. Prladrlcb East Hartford; Mrs. Jennie Bar- Witnesses have testified that pretty at wedding, shower, birth­ rows, Melrose; John VIk, West CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS in coins, your name, addresb, size day or bridge parties. Jr.. Andorar. Conn. Administrator on Vetrano was so frlendl” with Dunn dedlred, snd the Pattern Number Sovings o l l4c a yard really “ add pp" when you're WUllngton; Shirley Ann Henry, 32 Pattern Na' S1832 consists of W hy poy 30c to 40c elsew here'for motor oil! G et . tha Intaatata sstatc of Bthal T. Pried. and visited the commission head­ to Sue Burnett iThe Manchest | Buy ssverol at this MONEY-SAVING m Is price! Hondy Hek. late of Andovar within aal* dla- Deerfield drive; Mchard Salters, POWER CLEANED complete step by step picture in­ moking curtains! lovely lacs-like nets! Dointy checked quarters, so frequehtlv that com­ Kvening Herald) 1150 .Ave. Amen- Wards Vitalized PREMIUM GRADE motor oil at this tow for all household cleaning |obs -"in the laundry ond hriet, dscssMd. South Coventry; Hugo Pearson, struction. and material 'require­ voiles, some with color! fine rayon marquisettes! 39 lo . This Court doth i.’acraa that ate 113 Pearl atreet: Mies Vivian Lar' mission emplovea frenuentlv re­ h i Chilli I' ii’r iniii I ,i ' ■/ ras. New York 19, N. Y. ments for one large and two small price! Keeps your motor cleoncr— lost* longer! Stock gorogel Hot-Dip galvanized steel— won't leak . . . rb- , miaWn ba allow and limited for tha, 48 In. widths. All fresh, new. real SUPER VAIUES! aon, 87 Middle Turnpike, east; Otto ferred to him at "the deputy com- Sand an additional twenty-five pdrasola; parasol trimmed nut up during this sate. In your contoiner. Tox included. iists rust and corrosion. Strong wird boil handle. _ors M sold estate to exhibit their mlsslonct " cents for a copy of the Spring and as asatett the asms to ths Admln- Btgenbrod, 64 Russell street. I■i<^ WKI.l AM* l l’lii 1\NK IN I \II ' I* cups, candle base and place cards. and dirtete tha| public notice Dlsdiarged todsy: Jsmes ROh Thmunrhout the cross examina­ Summer laaue o f Fashion, out Send 20c ' in coins, your name, a af thta order |r adeanialng ert, 84 Durant street; Wllllara 8y- tion. Palaski Insisted that It was complete pattern magatlifb. It’a address and the Pattern Number f f atwepaj ar having ■ circulation in monda. Stafford Springs; Arthur In Sentemher or IVtober that the smart, fraab. Informative —and' to Anne Cabot, The Manchester I " dlauiet. and by pbsting a copy Christen and Frank Kulss. Wind­ sub(««t of the Mills machine was McKinney bro s. bigger and better than ever! Gift Evening Herald, 1150 A\-e. Amert- . tiM| publte sign poat In sor Locks. discussed h^s tha.. commission. 1 \ i -1 . ' p ^ c t fi printed in the book. 'IP I' adr Andovar, nearest tha css, New York 19. N. Y, ■• Uat dwtH. Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. He s d m i»d . however, as he did and Mrs. Hudson Hollister, 41 Fxlr- yesterday, ffiat there Vere no com­ I .’i( > I‘ i ;i s 1 ■*!. I'v:

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. B^NCHESTER, CONN, THimSDAY, J W B 23, 194» BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1949 PAGE B| Umatad th a t' approximately tng and watering df the trees ia given unUl the aid Iteelf ia abol­ being carried on with the co-opera­ Frank Bbinchard Storage Garage ^ days wiU be needed to complete Brook Neighborhood Club met at for flrst degree murder in the aminer said death was caused by a The Price Of GaeoUn* . ished, that will be fine. the building th^t wUl cost about tion of reaidenta in the neighbor­ hood who are letting the park de­ the homo of their leader, Mrs. T.‘ Testifies Agaiust death, was implicated in' the hold­ Police Rule Oilt ♦ skull fracture. Coroner James J. A SenaU Banking and Curren­ Ia tba paat daeade, and most T o Attend Parley Rockville Connecticut at It hna aeenrred i der Bapnh- Job A dvan cin g j iw .^' partment use .tyater connections W . Dunbar, of Phoenix street, Ver­ up by TomassTs testimony. To- Corcoran said the man may have cy eubcommlttee is echeduled to from nearby homes. non, on Wednesday. There was a masfi said they planned the hold­ been slain or may have met with Eaniiiig Vnrald llean atate adndniattatten, the I' AUegeil Associate Body Identity town# o f Conneetieet have been , The state has sent in a tank Frank Blanchard ot 243 Center. pot-luck supper and business meet- up together to get money for a an accident. begin on June 27 a formal Invea- Oonatructlon a t the Motor Va­ M em orial Trees mg. The program for the coming Yankee rushing to tte lefialetn re for _ ! truck which forced, water into the street, a member e f Co. Gt 102nd H. S. Program car. Both arc o f New Haven and UgaUon into the trend o f gaeo- hids Storage Garage that la being year was planned. The group tu S f New Haven, June* 28.—(#1— are ex-convicts. North Haven, June 28--(ff)— Po­ itt •*•«••» * » “ • ^ prices, parUcularly in tbc mero end oasre ftaanelnl aid. Regjpient, 26th "Yankee" Division, oeen makmg pocketbooks and at Woman Haags Herself Mancbwisi, Cobs. By A H . a . M’hy de they went K Crom . the built at the rear od the SU te A r­ Sprayed, Watered win attend a convention of ’ his FiHpo Tomassl, convicted o f flrst lice Chief Leno Bcmtere ruled out TBimSraitGUsaN the n u t meutmg to be held July lost.night possibility that a body ^ t e r n part of the counUy. stater Net only feecnnae.the mor}', la progrsaalng rapidly now. sprayed do^'oodswoods in the planta- outflt that opens in Boston to- Tills Evening degree murder and sentenced to Aanonnceti New Appointment New Milford, June 23.—(go— 11th at the home of Mrs. Martin found In the Qulnni^as river here T h ^ motorist# who pay any •mall t^lms always get the best The atael structure la up, and ma­ pUAU tton, aet out as a memorial to Man- morrow. Mrs. Catherine R. Oiussa, 66, was CM» mnnitles, of all alies. It tavolvea Laat year after the trees ware convention o f the Yankee Division 8. Kahan, testified in Superior ernor Bowles' executive secretary, of Wallingford. He said a denture home o f her son-in-law in the costa them w g:« no little shocked, the General Assembly deadlock the brick. Louis Schoolnlk o f Hart­ and at Munro Park is_ now being Rockville to Hold Ex- Coi-a Webb, home demonstration »Sil5*5Sl ai^dw^'iBnta^ •' *5; rrilef for local offlelalo and ad- since World War L Tha first pub­ court here yesterday against^ Jo­ Douglas Bennet, announced .last plate found near the booy "defl- HiBCbMtw. are of little Importance to the potl- ford is the contractor. sprayed and watered. Park Su­ aet ouL a dry apell threatened agent of tbe Tolland County Farm Still River district of this town. ?S« ®“*“~ “ a while ago^ to notice a n w in­ ndalatratioM frees the respenst ThU building ia 12« feet by 62 perintendent Horace P. Murphey them, and the pariclet had to be lic Mpearance in thig country of ercines of Graduation; Bureau. seph Celso, 81, his a lle g ^ accom­ night appointment o f Phillip nlteljr" established the bpdy.as not Dr. Frederick Wersebe, acting •MOBd r~~ .•II IUM«. ticlana Involved. crease in gaeoltne pricee at a o f Isrylng the lax vateo feat, and will ba o f brick yancer. said today that the atate U caring waUred. Moat of the treea aiir the irD was in 1010 when a parade Swimming Program plice. Celso was granted a sepa­ Coombs, Amherst college ecom»- being Sweeney’s, Mrs. Sweeney medical examiner, said it was sui­ raised the question that It might •UMHCWimuN a*TE8 time when there had been many TP the Republicans, the issue U to cover what they are going to Work was started about two for the treea a n Bast Cehter street vived, but there is some anxiety was held in Boston. A t that time Other News of Oiy The Rockville Chapter of the rate trial. mist, as . research assistant on cide. He said the woman, a na­ Plain or iodixad M ix / be her huabaqd. M f««f •» “ S'.; ...... t i w not new classrooms for the Uni­ apend. The taxpayere of aU montha ago when the American while the town has the reaponsibll- that the prdkent dry weather may a large number of local people at­ American Red Crocs will sU rt lU Kahan, 66, was sho) during an Bowles’ staff. .Bennet said Coombs tive of Italy, had been despond­ indicaUons that a price drop cauae damage unleaa the trees are tended the parade to welcome the will do research on legislation « versity o f OoijnecUcut or state aid eommanitles still support theee Oonatructlon Ooropapy of Hartford Ity for these in the perk. , Rockville, June 28— (Bpeclal)— classes in swlmmlhg instructioa on attempted holdup of his Congress The chief said he suspected foiil ent during the week. Her son-in- •houldidre the thing forthcoming. rarlouB expeaeee; the most real He said that the town’s epray- regularly irrigated. returning aoldiers. ' avenue Jewelry shop here Feb. 2. p a ^ d by the 1049 General As­ play In the death. Dr. Sterling P. •IBCM Caw ...... I S for towns in school building pro­ did tha excavating. It baa been ea- ,The graduation exercises of t » July 6, continuing for three weeks law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. I ,M Other petroleum products difference U thnt the Ug, Im- He died March 10. Celso, on trial sembly. Taylor, North Haven medical ex­ IVORY SALT WatfcU. b» $1V.|)U grams. It ia merely whether, in Rockville High School wUl take through,July 22. Classes will be Santtni Cuneo, found the body. ggM, daimrad. On« T««x personnl stnte takes ever tka place thla evenlbg at 8:10 p. m. at W ^ ^ l l i H . rttr*’« » •• $1XIW have gone down in price. The pursuance of thair wUllngneaa to h’eld- under Red Cross Instructors rela ef levytag aad ealleetiaff the Sykes Auditorium. Subject during this time at Somers, Ver­ petroleum Industry, 'faced with a to take hard rapS for ohatruction- the taxes, while the leoal peUtle- mejimsh op Ism now if only they can have for the speakers will be ’’Careers” . non and CrysUU Lake. The classes TH® •SSJUCIaTBD PKBSb surplus of supply, has been cur­ laas maintain lew t u tatea even Patrlca North, salutaturian will TM A»»oeifct*d •* Governor Bowles in a hole by at Somers and Vernon will be from tailing importing and cutting while lacreaalag their epeadtag. speak on Business; Joseph Cas­ 10 to 12 o’clock each morning aad MtitlBd to tlw uno roouWicotlOB of I960, they can put him in a budget These local poMttoteae. la their •f, qrod'UO to It back producUon in thU country. which cannot fall to develop a def­ anova on Science; tioirralne Gen- the classes at Crystal Lake from A'?S2lS!g!w»«ttoB » o>'» p«p" reporta of their speailtag, de net ovesl on Fine Arts; and Grace ProflU of the oU industry during icit. 2 to 4:80 afternoons. 'Thoae who Md »l»o too loo«i oow» dubliolioo i>*^_ oenat la the state aaeney they MANCHESTER Draaser/valedictorian, on Home have enrolled may take the swim- IMS were more than two and a To the DemocraU the specific spead; they aeenme that It la lik»nomlcs. 0 toatetM» Bwoto « f f a issues arc also unimportant, ex­ wing lessotui at wluitever lake is half Umes aa high as in 1»<6. free. There are 12 g r^ p a of prieca to meet convenient for theif trans­ » A cept as they seem to the Demo­ toroio* alimt of N. In spite of these facU, the last crats to have possible popular ap _ fV>r. a long time we have be'ennounced by Principal Allen portation. However, a pupil start­ L. Dreaakr and the dtiflomaa will be M. loo. ______change in gasoline prices was up­ peal, or to be good causes to be thought there would be no end to ing lessons at one o f the three ^PoMiaMn itoor*oi«il«ti»M: championing. The Democrats liked this process, as tha towns suc­ presented by Superintendent of lakes, must continue at the same ward. There are even rumors ceeded in repeahng state taxes on PUBLIC MARKET Schools Arthur E. Chatterton. ■' jaiiu* lUmo’** dpocioi *s«°2 L r to narrow the Issue down to some­ location throughout the entire if ’ To^aTioigo. Ortfoii tad ®aotoA- that ' more increases, may be 805 »UIN ST., NEXT TO W. T. GRANT CO, . thing involving state aid to toniu themselves and legislating new RabW Paul R. Siegel o f the' B’nai cource. Israel Synagogue will give the In­ dUOIT burbau up planned. because they thought that n*ouId atate granU to themaelvaa. For a Attend Retreat THE SEASON vocation and benediction. taBCUIJtTloNf^- ’The reason lor this upward be-a lever upon small town Repub­ long time It hta seemed that the Members, -of Victory Assembly, The High School band will play lican legislatora. But what the towns niust eventually gain their Catholic Ladies of Columbus will ~ -riM Uarald PrioUOi Cooio«ii». lnt> trend of gasoline prices against for the processional and recession­ { Democrats are after iy not class­ goal, which is to hsve local ratca attend Retreat at the Cenacle In no unnnctW r*»«wn.'OlHW tor al o f the graduates and ■ the Glee all logic Is obvious: summer is rooms at Storrs or grants to towns of zero mills and take all their Middletown June 24 to 26. S w M P b ’cnt orroni •nO«»r'»t gute will sing ihe BaUle Hymn 5SJSIS^U «>d otMi coming on, and the Industry cal­ as much as it is an escape from money from the state. But if. in Special Sreslon ta Th« IfflctitAtti Bvn'ot the budgetary trap into which the General Aasembly’s political FINAL WEEK m-the RepubUc with a baas solo A special, session of the Regis­ culates that the American peo­ GENUINE SPRING by Roy Abrahamson, and also the they maneuvered themaelvea, with warfare, one o f these grants is al­ trars o f Voters will be held at the ple are going to buy gasoline no Hqlleiujah Chorus. A t the conclus­ Thuraday» June 28 enthualaatie Republican help, in lowed to die, pertiapa the ice w ill Dobsonvillle school house on Mon­ ion o f the ceremonies Uiefe wlU be matter what the price is.’ hsve been broken for an escape day, June 27 starting at 8 p. m. to the laat days o f Jhe regular ses­ Going Out Ot Buirfnesg! Leage Ended! I * reception in the gymnasium. The average eastern motorist, from tbe trend. On this. It will be enroll voters for the caucuses in sion. To make the Republicans Alden Skinner Auxiliary Straddles Don’t Work according to the calcuUUon of yield, to make them give up the good news if the deadlock is made the party of their choice. The cau­ whipband they took and held in permanent, and at least a small i' i^***®" Skinner Auxiliary win cus when held'nominates town of­ The Marshall Plan la our sys­ the American Automobile Asso­ start made back toward a condi­ More And Bigger Price Slashes! hold Its Inspection this evemng at the laat days of the session, and the G.A.R, ball with a supper be­ ficers and participation In the cau­ Poa tem for supplying Britain anJ ciation, now pays $40 a year more to make sure that If the budget Is tion in which loeal poHUeianc a’lll cus gives the voters a voice in the for the same amount of gasoline have to accept the reaponaibiUty ing served at 8:30 p. m. Depart­ U M B t e e s other European countries /Vrith hopeless., the Republicans take ment Inspector - Genevieve " Chase local government. Voters and po­ than he paid in 1M6. the blame for it, that is the Demo­ for raising the money they want ThU 1$ Your Last Opportunity to Get Retd tential voters are' urged to regia-, bootstraps by which, in time, to apend. BUY BUY ■ of New BriUin win be in charge There seems ample reason fbr cratic object. ■ : o r the InspecUon. All Department ter now. they are supposed to lift them- Hlmt of the Isauee tbem- aelves Into economic stabilization. the Senate investigation. A t the Big Food Bargains! offtcora and-SoiM o f Votorgna have eelvesT On one of them, the NOW! , been Invited to attend. ‘ Dtschargefl Baakmptcy least, it ahould forestall any new prolongation of deadlock threat­ NOW! Now, in its effort to lift itself f; Elka to Meet price Increases intended to exploit ens to be a great tragedy. .On Hartford, J une 23— UF)—Unitefl toward that goal of the Marshall the other, the battle of the poli­ A meeting of the RockvlUe the summer season. PRACTICALLY NEW FIXTURES ROR SALE Lodge o f Bika wHl be held thla States Referee in Bankruptcy Saul Plan, Britain is making a bilater­ ticians may, perversely and PiNEHURST^ Berman yesterday nmntod two quite aninteatkiully. prednee a w enlag at eight o’clock at the al trade agreement with Argen­ raka Home. Thla win. be preceded (Uscharges from ’bankruptcy. They tina. The agreement, pracUcally good rasklt for the atate. WEEK-END VALUES were: William V. Corbett, former Z . R ightful It Wat Pope* The tragedy la that the deaper- , oy a.roast beef dinner at 0:80 •peaking, is going to be good for s ocjpck at. tbe home." A.,ciasa a t operator of a Bethel food market, ata need of the university a t Oon- ^fartin Bccker’a and George M. Goss, of New Hav­ We have Joined so blithely In ■ W tlafeo this B ritaln -if the United 8Utes does nsctlcut for sdditlonBl faciUUea en. Trustees were appointed in tbe the general mockMIg of all the MANCHESTER I ^ «flg the fhMl htltlatjon before the not carry through ECA Adminis­ ahould be ever involved In such a NATIVE , summer season. cases o f Joseph H. Lapierre o t T L , d»n#« trator Hoffman’s threat to end rstroaetiye discoveries and inven­ political mesa. The University is Warehouse Point and Howard 8. the state's own direct responetbil- Z. ®**Mt#t«a Elected glfi—iinii Plan aid to Britain be­ tions the Russians have been BEETS American Catlln, J(gin Gordema and Clifford Ity; it Is a great and growing ip- Halladay, all o f New Britain. cause of it It will give BriUin claiming for themselves that, we stitution; Its needs constitute the ^ evening. think the merits of one Russian greatest emergency of all Oon- *Jtemates w e re nteat for which it does not have D«P*rtm*nt conven- .tppolnts New Member necticut’s educational needs; it is PUBLIC MARKET Bunch to pay dollars—as it does ^for rialm ought to be admitted. That 10c ' , P? *** New Haven the is the claim, generally derided by a bi-partisan ahatne that they lam week in July aa followa: Hartford, June 23— (JP)— Govern­ Irwh-h^e" •>«» n « « t it obtains from this ooun- should ever be kicked about aa S S the American press along with Martin Becker’s Native Delegates: Mrs. Anna Halchek, or Bowles haa appoint^ Johif~^.~ try. It will also give Britain a they are kicked about. Mlaa Aim MUSt, Mra. Audrey Go- T y u A i o t Middletown as a mem­ monopoly of the machinery mar- all the other Russian claims, that Q^e strange and unintentional Iw b a ’ Mlaa Ann Gworek, Mrs, ber of the State Forfeited Rights kat in Argentina. the InvenUon of the radio receiv­ good result could, from the com­ SUMMER Shirley Novak, Mrs. Bernice Per- commission. Tynan is a local as­ er was Ruastan. plete death of the proposal for > m owsU; alUmatea, Mra Lottie sessor. A Democrat, he will serve ' united States resentment of school building fund grants to the ; B l^ te im Mrs. Dorothy Allen. We were quiU aa surprised as SQUASH with Senator Patrick J. Ward, die agreement is based on two cities and towns. If. In the partis­ . ' Mrs. AugusU Hartford Democrat, and Rep, Si­ the next American editor to read an warfare on CSpitol Hill, Juat Enjoy Bursock's Mrs. Gertrude Kdwgrds. factors, one of principle', the oth­ HE LOVES HER- mon Oohen, Ellington Republican. R?4r*y‘.V5; a letter la the CSuristlan Science one of the many incrcaalng pro­ M ra Helen Rothe. Terms are for two years. er of elemental seU interest. Each 1 0 c It was announced that the ■•"it Monitor pointing out that it was cedures by which the local - com­ Britain, along with all the oth- munities o t Connecticut are 6on- Quality Meats win pay iU annual visit to the 4r nations tied in with the United indeed Alexander Popoff, Russian tlnning to shift their own tax Fancy Freshi Native ^ Veterana’ *osi^tal in Newington States post-war economic policy, electrical Inventor, who flrat pat­ burden to the state, goes to its Connecticut YOUBET! on June 80. The members of the TO Avon FMUME ALWAYS USE ented the radio receiver, and who death, that will be rare good news. At Down-To- unit and post have been invited to k V kSs pledged ItseU to a sysUm of She known how to be the guesU o f the Carey Phelps Srst eucceeded in receiving wire: If the politicians tsngle on the internationalism in trade. This manner in which this aid shall be FRYERS or. stretch the family’s food Post of Weat Hartford on Monday elosed corporation agreement Icaa messages, ovtr a distance of Earth Prices evening. Those planning to at­ dollar by shopping at tend are aak#d to be at the Le- W;^th Argentina is a direct viola- some four miles, Juat^ about a BROILERS BONELESS SHOULDER -- gion Home on West street at 7:16 e f such pledges, and poinU year before Marconi began his Bursaek’a. She never haa p. m. FIAK0 \ »oeoee6e»»eo»oooo» >»e'4>ooeo«4»'«<>v»-oc»c,<.oe9c way back toward a cut-throat own more aucceesful demonstra­ a grouch either. It’s so The unit will holfl a hot dog roast PIE CRUST MIX - at the Legion Skeet Club at 6 p. m. •eonomic world. tions over longer distances. | Lb. 49c You know beforehand, st every i> r easy to park at Bur- on July 13th. Anyone wbdiing Shop with Confidence! FLUMP, M IATY Our subsequent research aeems | baking, that your pie will be 7 0 2 TIN Britain’s rkply to this argu­ transportation t » asked to be at Cloverdale LIGHT M IAT SOLID Small Leys of Lamb and aack’n and so easy to' Veal n> 5 9 « light, nidey and „TOlden, . because 35. 4-5 U AVG LB to verify that claim, and to indi­ ment is an' argunaent o f sheer ne- Tender Lamb Chops are 6c tho Town hall at 8 p. m. A t the You can shop with confidence at your friendly Fresh Fowl cate that Marconi used and im­ find just what you’re NATIVE ROASTING, FRYING, BROILING meaUng to fedlow there will be Fisko’s quality ingredkdients are oiasity. If Britata is ever to sttnd pound lower this week. First National Super Market, as you’ll find Tuna Fish UGHT M iA f GIATRO 6 0 1 TIN proved upon FopoS’s discoveries. looking for. ■- nomination and election of ofB- ptnetsion-mixM. ^fo guesswork, 29. Drawn or C u t -RfMOVHD U p « 59e oh its own feet and attain inde- Please order Lamb Legs • ce'rs. EUectiical inventors o f other na­ therefi>re no fidlutcs. Yon sin^ your grocery items, whether in tins or glass, pendenoe of the need for MsAhall early aa they will move out Oronp Meets FANCY ALASKAN TAU TIN FRY.erEROt. tions wera close behind., In fact, CHICKENS The menibera of the Tumble ply add water, roll sod bake. and every item in the produce and meat de­ Red Salmon 59. Plan help, Britain must be al­ WAIKINS fast at this new price. Fresh Chickens 2-3M LB AVG electrical science all over the EVEREADY NEW ENGLAND ^ l i e d to make such an advanta­ OkOTHSM. INC partments plainly price marked (or your 1602 TINS World was trending toward the The Pinehursl Meat Men FAN^CY BRISKET ^ Baked Beans”"*?.OVEN BAKED A 29. Cut-Up All WASH KEMOVID LB 55c geous trade agreement as a part f u n e r a l convenience and protection. •o f its own progress toward eco­ same discovery, in such a man­ call attention to individua FRUITS Cube-type Steaks . . . Ten' FANCY TOMATO 14-OZ BTLS lOASTlNG nomic self sufildency. ’That is the ner that if one scientist had fail­ SERVICE .Finast Ketchup 37. LB ed to make it, another would soon der-Cure Corned Beef ant For Salad Corned Beef Re;cipe for Iced Tea Fresh Chickens 4-5 LB AVG British argument Ormend J.Wert Freshly Chopped Grouhi BKOOKSIDe The second phase o f the United have made it anyway. Make tee e;zaatly as ueuel . . , While still hot D i n e t o r Chuck. The Chuck sells for FOR A QUICK RASY TREAT Drawn or C u t-U p ^b 59 c . States resentment over the trade That la perhaps so Inr other 8 Oz. Tin pour into glusee filled with craoked ioe . . . 59c a pound and makes the 17c TOP GRADE BONELESS DOZ SERVE FINAST THIN-SUCED treaty with Argentina comes Helds of knowledge and invention, Add sugar and lemon to teste . . . PULIET EGGS "SiSfr best Hamburgs. Pork Loins WHOL8 or IITHM 040 LB 59. from the American meat industry in which the Russians have been SUNCREST and the American machinery in- entering retroactive claims. And Fresh DRIED BEEF Chuck Roagt n ■ ■ ®*Bi *9 9 ® g rad e a - large size dnstry. The meat industry sees one needs only to study the inter­ CATSUP Porterhouse Steak qSa^ u 89. tke agreement freezing American national flavor of the research SHARP L g A O e C 4 0 Z tin . meat out of Britain. The machin­ which product the atomic bomb, 3 9 59 . SOFT MtlATID LB 14 Oi. B o l.lb C Cheddar Cheese WELL ag e d “OYF* Veal Legs 59. ery industry sees the agreement now generally labeled an Ameri­ Tka Siga ai a *99999999't9a>999a9ai99909999999- can Invention, to realize how in­ freezing American machinery out WORTHY SERVICE CALIFORNIA feATING Cream Cheese ■O AD fD TS 3-OZFOIL 17. AAIRABBL PURE FRUIT FLAVORS Smoked Tongue TASTY LB 53. o f Argentina. ternational science is, with acien- LIBBY'S RED 142 East Center St. SALADA 9 0 9 But it is the violation of pledge tists of many nations approach­ t Lb. Tin Mint Jelly M I K A M L P U M 12-OZJAR 19. and principle which should con­ ing the same research and discov­ Manchester SALMON TEA Minced Ham and Bologna ^ 49. cern us most. The Marshall Plan ery point simultaneously. Oranges FINAST Fresh Made LIBBY’S Raspberry M I B A I fL LB.JAR 29. can’t work in general unless it is A t any rate, if we had had Pop- V b Mackerel lalSe FRESH U aided by a general lowering of off we would be celebrating him, Haiibiit 49c GRAPEFRUIT LB JAR 3 3 < Sficed Cod FRESH IB 27c tariff barriers and special section­ and not Marconi, as. the Inventor MAYONNAISE Strawberry Sea SchilopB fancy u 5 3 c al trade restrictions. Britain, In of the radio receiver, and this SECTIONS 2 doz. S S * Cod Fillet FRESH IR 33c Haddock Fillet FRESH U 39c its effort to make the Marshall seems to be one instance in which COUNTRY EGG YOLKS AND CHOICE SPICES Plum M IKAm .-Pull FlUtT LB JAR | 9 c Redftsh Fillet fancy IB 33c fresh u 4 9 c the Russians havs an honest SELKIRK BAiiTLETT The L. T. WOOD GIVE IT THE RICHNESS YOUR SALAD DESERVES Rounder Fillet Plan work for itself, is indulging in a practice which is the very claiin for Russian acience. H it , Marmalade puumjSigi ^ 19. opposite of the general Marshall still difficult to understand, of IF ILLNESS COMES 8 Oz. Tin PEARS PT jar Plan objective for the whole course, how such progress could C QT JAR JUMBO CALIF, 4 5 ' » n r Locker Plant Cantaloupes 36-. Ea 2 1 c ea I# c world economy it -is Joying to ever have been achieved under LARGE SIZE oelM help. ' ' the Czar, without the Inspiration LIBBY'S FRUIT 51 BISSELL STREET TELEPHONE 8424 •froeononofionoofioooonoooo Fancy Bakery Department I of the Communist way of life. Bing Cherries W^RN » 29. There is still another complica­ 8 Oz. Tin Shop the LocUer Plant ThU Week-End PURE vegetable' Every time ■ phannneist bends COCKTAIL 3-LB TIN C LB TIN HNAST SUPER MARKETS | tion in back o f the British urgen­ CantaloupfMi Marvo sh o r te n in g 79 29. cy. We would Uke, of course, to For Your Meat Watermelons 9. It Has Geared Off • patient a finished pcescriptiesi * sell meat to Britain and machin­ Cloverdale Margarine LB PKG 2 1 c ery to Argentina. But we are, The weather eigne ere easy to he ghree him the benefit of yenre Plums CALIFOINIA ■lAUmS LB 19. faced with an economic recession each Swift Select Grade A Beef Steaks 1041 Main Street read. There is e Ught, clear sir. Strongheart Dog Food 3 15V. OZ DNS 25. at home, cuitlng down o n our own The wind is from the west end is a t pcofeesiookl training. Yeas SUNLIGHT Sirloin, Short or Porter House...... Lb. 89c Lettuce ICEBERG.- NATIVE 2* HDS 17. foreign purdiasiag, WUch is >4he cool. It is one o f those dry, fine ' only, way, outside the MarshaU pharmacist has studied botany, Finast Spaiush Peanuts K-OZ BAG 17. >oeoooeor>i»oo» oooooo» » »» ooooocg summer days which ■•}• pleasant Fresh Ground All Beef Hamburg . .t ...... Lb. 59c Cucumbers 2 «« 11. Plan itself, by which the rest of for the lungs. The earth, copying 'physics, chemistry, bMogy, and Extra Lean Beef, Cut for-Slew ...... |,b. 69c eiTT V ALo I n UlCEO ENRICHED 5 the world can get dollars for pur­ the 'atmosphere and the sky, b u t t e r Baby Beef Liver (Fresh) ...... Lb. 65c SIked Dills Rfiluirs KOSHiff STYU QT JAR 2 9 c 18-OZ LOAVES chasing here. So one reasoA Brit­ associated subjects. Pharmacists White Breod 2 27c Tom atoes FIRM RED RIPE CEliO PKG 19. seems fresh and purged. JOAN CAUCH ain feels forced to trade else- What must have happened ts Extra U a n Fresh Shoulders...... Lb. 45c PiHsbury's Cake Mix 33. where is that the only way she are giving the public a highly specialized service. PRGOrp NATIVE WHITE HD obvious enough. It has cleared off. Centbr Cut Pork Chops...... Lb. 79c Doughnuts 15c Cauliflower 2 3 . could trade more here' would to lb. UBTTV AUM N BUCtO It haa cleared up, Just aa it luu- It ia our.sincete wieh that you m ^ never have 8-OZBTL go deeper in the bole. Lettuce Leaf Salad Oil 27. ally doca after a period of dis­ Stahl-Mey^r Hickory Bacon . . ; ...... Lb 69c Raisin Bread m oz LOAF 18. Green Beans FRESH CRISP 2 19* All this is a very Important ex­ turbance and storm. Breathing illness in y«ur home. But if you do, take advan­ We urge you to try thia product. ample of what Is biwpenlsg in tba air today, looking at the tage of our personal, confidential service. Bring VANITY PAIR MILLBROOK CLUB Mirabel Cranberry NNAST : Potatoes cLwV''^^;o 10 ^16 9 . many flslda during this period in dqr, faehng that weat wind, there Slahl-Meyer Daisy Ham (Hickory) ...... Lb. 79c which the'world is trying to pro­ can be no mistake about IL This arour pfescriptiem to us. Grote and Weigel Frankfurts...... Lb. 55c ; GINGER ALE gress toward unity while, at the Slaw TOILET TISSUE SAUCE Strawberries 35c ts the line weather that normally Cole Tomato Juice -Mi l 2802 BTli 3 Q - same tune, it clings to the natlon- loUowa a summer wet spelt Old Snappy Regular Store Cheese . . : ...... Lb. 69c Spinach 25. aUstie J o m a and divisloBa o f the 2«*23. Ftsvert Contsntt A 7 ' 2 >-LF jars 29* There is only one t K l^ wrong Thiti is a special treat for cheese lovers. 21SI19.15^19. past The straddle doesn't work Potato Salad P e a s vouoAuonN with'this clearing off. It cleared it keeps defeating its own high off from nqthlng. purposes; sooner or later the We have on hand a good supply of locker boxes, cello wnsld is going to have to end the bags, paper and cartons. We abo hsve a few lockers for Wular Lake, only IS mUes Hng rent. ' \ rinddle and go aH thn way to and atz mQes at the widest. Is the (smaCiP rsscHpHea Fhanaaey FIRST uafty. There is actual* no other largest permanent freah-watsr F r e ^ Homcmada i in which'the vmld lake ia aU India. It Ilea at the M l Mala Street, TdL 6S21 Nstive Grown Chickeng To R o a s t i ^ ...... Lb, 43c northwest end of the beautiful « t o 4v, Lb. Avg. ' y : Vale a t Kashmir. I'nmnigw , ' til '.':i :, •■ iT- ■ ■'.>■'■■■ - ;

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MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY. JUNE 23, 1949 r ; ; . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. JL^T: 23. 1949

rORT. Highw-ay Safety commlaalon 1948 traffic safety conleM. Nau­ all motorisle and pedeetrUne In travel periods. "Ths Inspactions. defective. Commissioner Mulvihill I Reveal Safest Towns Auto Inipectionf Connecticut," the stat* official will be held to find mechanical de­ stated. Saturday evening at the Oiurch here reported yesterday E o t gatuck placed second,, Oreenwich UTIC — idpi Paul Tweidy. and Stephen Zaches. R * * * ^ ” *; WChardson, Community Houaa at North Cov-- third and New Britain fourth. said. State Police patrolmen aad fects that woufd cause automobile { StJeclala, Mra. Edward SWlt®" t^ rol AUa’huref, Sally rote Whlttman. Hartford won top honors in the '«i,d * . Joaepha __ «- BA.aj.iAe. Boupar AT of naArLll Norl^ Grade 5. Hlltgen. Mra. bntry. Prizes wera awarded to "Sl*r.Z TW ay’g R a d io M TM T— 1880 Motor VehleU tUpartment inapsc' accidents among those thousands' Increasee OffIcen’ Pay SAVE • i t # Mra. Walter F. > raser, talUiin Luthi, Jeanne Felix Ricci, A. J. Vinton, Mrs. Bea- I WUKC— IBM IgM ^ Being Increased tore are conducting the inspec­ of vshlclea. Last year, for example,! Windham. Another party will be Stephen fjoyalm, Mrs. Elsa Koeh' South Coventry RyehlniT.- Galen Shea, Harriet ler. Mra. ^ j e n e Rychllng. Miss ate Strack. all from town; Whittle W'ONtf — 1810 Bntora UnyUkbl nwt- W HAV — fio tions on highways in various sec­ defective automobiles klllsd 102 NESSCO-SWIIT LIFI-^LII a i l t held there next Tuesday evenlns- Thlem, CTlfford DeVau, Blanch­ of Willlmantic, and Arvid Luat of Hartford, June 23—i/Pt— Govern­ Proceeds of these card parlies are Adeline Hoff and Mrs. George A tions of the state. >U1 Inspections persons and Injured 1870 other ^ M ii. !*••»•*■• ard Hupper. William McCombe, East Longmeadow, Mats. Hartford, June 28— (Special) — or Bowles yesterday signed a bill IViiltMaHc Ba- ••W -W * donated towanl Oovejitry Volun- are made In complete cooperation persons in Oonnecttcut traffic ac­ increasing salaries of the state ad­ r r ‘ "F"re"’J^mWny ■ 2 "equipnwnt | Rtetey. ^ W ^ iam ^Robarge. | na'on fn K Miss Diana Motycka waa hoatcas b Fraauoaey Modnlatlan State Motor Vehicles Oommieaton- LABELS 8i84— with local ,M>llce oflictala. Commis­ cidents," Commissioner Mulvihill jutant general and assistant ad­ Tueaday afternoon to 22 of her i H DB D -F M 88.7 MC. er Cornelius F. Mulvihill today an­ WDRC—Newa; Beat the Clock. sioner Mubihill 4atd, explained. Brakes, lights, atesring jutant general. It grants aa in­ fffiMItM . ™*fcS2n -rhtldKn r»c«JY«l their freahman daasmatea of Manchea- IWFHA.-I0S.1 .MC. ^ A t lh» Center school Dorothy Kancnth Shirshac,' Louis R®*'-*’ ' . ^Coventry Garden Club's fifth an- W T H T -K a y Kyeer. nounced that spot inspection.'* of "An unusually heavy amount of gear, wtndshisld, yvlpsra and ax- crease of from g7Ji00 to 18,800 a 1 L A M L r o t •ecohd InjectlOT of toxoid diph­ Phllip Miller. Grade «. l^bert programs are ter High school at her home at Ivn c-B ack atage Wife. WTHT— CM 188.T M C traffic le expected on Connecticut Ward and Glenn Bradley In grade North Coventry. Swimming, gsunea automoMUs are being Incrcaaed haust systems will be among year for Adjutant General Fred­ 1 dt9C OMKN STAMR theria prevenUUve Wednesday Boynton, Glenn Bradley I now available at the Booth-Dlmock 4il8— w n c - j n i 85J .MC; 884 MC. roads this summer, eapectally at thena prevwii.«w,.: ------^6, Benjamin roreuimi.,Foreman. John \\ard - and a hamburger roast were In WOHC— FM On the Air 1 F. M. throughout Connecticut "These major items checked on each aub> erick C. Relncke of Wethersfield mornlni durln* the immunization Donald Robertson of grade 8 zyn,-pherwood Rose. John J Meniorial Library. A naturalistic aAnost'as afH /r W TIC—Stella Dallas.* vacation retorts. More than 800,- eluded In the program. to 1148 P. M. \ mobile. The Department of Motor and from $4,000 to 88,800 for liaelunte 188 Laliek fee 188 Stamps ______of the hhave .v . all atUlned perfect atlenilatteml- Nanev Cordner, Bette DcLorge,. being planned for the show W K N B —Newa; Scoreboard Va- inspections are designed as a (XM) vehicles mqy be operating clinic In the auditorium of the Lola Lyman. Janet Reynolds, Dolly priday. June 24, which Is open to Coventry Volunteer Fire Com­ W FHA—4tame As WDRC. Vehiclea allows 10 days In which Brig. Gen. James M. ()ulnn, the ance records for the past school pany 2 holds fire drills Wednesdays rietlei. ' safety measure for the J>eneflt of throughout the stuie at peak repairs can bs made on cars found assletsnt adjutant general. AT ALL NiW KNOL AND S SW nT U n POOD tTO M f Nathiui Hale Community t^hter Shambo. Ruby Vance, Dorothy the public from o2 tnto o9 o.p. m. in the •i80— WI-HA vear. - , » at 7 p. m. at the firehouse at North P. M. Dr. Edwin H. Basden. town health Perfect attendance for June at Ward. Carol Clements. Grade 8 auditorium of the Nathan Hale W DRC—New England Notebook John W. Blascll. Stanley Boynton. Community Center. Coventry. Last week .the com­ 4:45—News. officer, also the Center school follows: Grade pany purchased a new portable WCOC—Newa; 1280 'Oub. 6-7:00—Evening Oentinel. «rat doaea of toxoid, two ‘•^'^er John Chappelle. Edward Chartler, St. Mary’a CYO with —chaperones W THT—Bandatand; Newa. 4, Elaine Carpenter, Barbara Cen­ ■“ iday), at pump for the new 1,260-gaUon 7:00— Stories To Remember. ahoU and two vacdnatlons Paul Chartier, Benjamin Foreman, i *re spending today (Thura WTTC—Lorenao Jonca. tos. Lorraine Johnson, Bonnie sue Robert Fraser, James Lee, Kirt- Bav View ^ a c h In Milford water tailk truck which haa been 7:80— Rural Hour. against smallpox. Mra. M arietta Lassen' June-Samuels, Janet Sills. IbUUTTI W a j . comnjisstoned and la now being W H AY-O ioater. the Curtou# land OUen, William Rlsley, Donald Richard Roehm reports a profit Mtf.4 kox (If fnm White Itese let $r T$m M is g;0O—Date for Dancing. Oiriatcnsen. RN. field " Margaret Barrett. Richard Barry. used when answering calls. Vol­ Camel. 8:28- Red Sox vs. S t Louis. the State Department of Health, Robertson, Carl Twerdy, John of 8433.80 for the Coventry Vol- CONSTANT INSPECTION Raoul Dlette, Donald Hamel. Allan unteer help U painting the truck. 8i88— . WTHT— F M the Air 8 P. M. Ward, Larry Laakso. Raymond unloer Fire Company 2 equipment m Mrs. Anna Mae R>P'‘'y- Hernberg, Donald Hlltgen. Richard The company haa approximately w n C r-T ou n g Widder Brown. to 11 P. >L Customers .South Ooi-entry. Miss .Maigaret Caouette. Alice- DeWltt, Alberta fund realized from the dance and The Story Behind Llttell, Larrv Oleson. Richard Rls- special project' which took place 35 active members to date. W KNB—^Nesra; Scoreboard Va­ Saras As WTHT. H. Danehy, RN. aihool nurse, Legate. Dorothy Morayn, Phyllis w n c —FM Oa the Air 7:10 A. >L Mrs. EugeneeRychllnir auIr! and Mrs. William Robarge 8:00—To Be Announced. ®o the item, ahelf or eaae. other cool summer drinks. And Hone. or QUARTERS LB of "All Alone" cottage at the W CeO—News; Big Brother BIU 8:80—Crusade in Europe. WATERMELONS )'ours, with whztever one ini- OR . . . REDUCED PRICES lake quietly obaerved their for­ w n O —Just Plain B llL - - 8:88—Johnson Sports n ilIm. W e hope you find this policy help­ tieth wedding anniversary on tizl you select, in gold for o i ^ WTHT—Sky King. J0:00—Here's a (This. W INESAP APPLES Jr, 2 ful; and that you will tell ut if you Wednesday. , , s j8 znd one box ttmfrotn White 8i8»— 10:80—Roller Derby. Mr. and Mrs. Rocc^o Salerno of Rom Tea or Tea Balls. WON8—Tom Mix. should ever find that we have .w A f I>kc Wamgumbaug have as W DRC—Curt Mateay aad Mar- YELLOW SWEET EARS ^ i T guests this week, their twd nieces, FRESH CO RN an error. Ngra't ill r«i I f l thB TItton. MaORED - BEST IN 'CEaO<| the Misses Patricia and Gloria _ i iced tea. . . and es- w n C —Front Page FarreU. We would appreciate any sug­ Crane of Windaor l-ocka. Get any size psckzgc of White QUAUTY, PACK & SIZE PKG I V , when it’f White R o « W H AT— SporU. TOMATOES Mrs. G. R. Denton, Mra. Stephen Rose Tea or Tea Balls from 8 :88— gestions you might have for die Tee... extra rich, extra heart)-, fTESTBRN SNOW CROP Zaches and Mra. L*sUe K. . Rich­ vour grocer today. Send the WCOC—Sports ardson of Pine tiSke Shores Aa- ao the flavor won't n)eft out. improvement of our price marking box top w-ith 15# to W|iite Rr~~ CARROTS. 2 Bun. . 1 9 c fiHAPEJHICE •t.V 2 3 * aoclation will be In charge of a Evealag ayatem or anything elae that will . food sale Saturday, June 25, be­ OLD HUNDRED PINT ginning at 2 p. m., In front of *’^^ R C —Newa ICE C R EA M FUDGE RIPPLE PKG make your A&P a better place to Bodreau'a Variety store on Mam W H A Y —Newa. thop. Please write: street. South Coventry. Proceeds W K N B —News; Sports; Easy will be used toward rabuildlng Rhythm. the clubhouse at Pine Lake W (X O —Hlto at SIz. ffhorca. WONB—Ntwe. Coventry Junior baseball team WTHtt—BaU Scores; Music at defeated Storrs, 8 to 0, In a aev- A&P Food Stores, W hite tSiz. en-lnnlng league game Tuesday 420 Lexington Avenue, W n c —News. evening at Storra. Richie L*e SALAD DRiSSING pitched a superlative three-hit • t l S - k t yo«B m u m r u p s ro u ANN PINT rave New York 17, N. Y. shut-out for Coventry and struck WDRC—HcadUnera Club, PASS JAR O f out 18 men. Andre Schenker, Jr., w n c —StrleUy Sports; Weath­ SmfufdMd. Stoick. Ossmyemeeth, Rich wdi e pitched Storrs. Friday,- June er. distIneHve isft-sweet (lever ■ 3t at 6 p. m., the local nine will White Rom Tea, R.O. Boa 4*7, New York <4, N.Y. W H AT— Supper Serenade. RODERICK DHU Rose W O N S—Sports. C f SutuuffiaJiL CaAaaU, pUy Bolton In that town. Tues­ PlesM send me any set of 8 red plastic cosmts. I am day, June 28, at 6 p. m., a league encloakif one ll^ te Rose Tea or Tea BtUa boa top, phia Stf8— 2SJ3.89 RIAY0NNAI5S Serve With Vour Favorite A&P ANN PINT game with Manchester is sched­ sj8 (ooin-srrapped in acvcral folda of paper). W DRC—Record Album. Fruit For A Delicteu. Breokia.1 uled to be played at the local WTHT—Sportspege. THISTLE PAGE JAR Name___ ■ ' ' ■ r Plains Athletic field. This evening •)88— 5TH « A O C e n h o k M ’S ' the league will have a meeting Addieai ------'' ■' WDRC—Record Album. PfOOf tOT O eT T DI m P m I I . sunny- ao z i a c regarding a protest play Sunday TeaP ^ j CkyfcZonc— ------^**»e...... — WCOC—Newa; Concert Hour. RNB rBtlS fifio MCG I » during the game played with An­ W K N B —g80 enub. dover in that town. The league s»ltd COHpOII »OMr~ ' J PlesM mark my coeneta with the letter^ ..i.'T.r GUN GRAEME »»»«------SUNNY- aoz 1 AC WONS—Answer Man. WnnCn I y ila mu) PKG I w teams of the Northeastern Ooh •n foy y ovr coMtnrs « n tHwiiwffi.— W THT—S a r a n a GammeU; rtoof N E W LO W PRICES! necUcut Baseball Association are Weather. SJ.t3.99 Nwiional Dairff MotUh from Manchester, TalfettvlUe, w n c —WrightviUe Folks. NO. 2 A C o VoriftyPackJSriACH 2 r Storrs, Andover and Coventr.v. MIUOCIUADE In fli# b*qi dedry oantar ol your A&P, you'll find iraah vrhol*- •;88- Iona Tomatoes . 2 CANS X U Wbtot FiflkH 13* Mrs. Walter Fr Hlltgen, MA. WDRC—Lowell Thomas. w a 5TH some .and losty "DoBar-Stratchers" by ffi* dosjenal n o o f aoT 3 . 9 9 George M. Bloodgood and Mrs. W H A Y —Airlaaa Melodies. lO H O Z Ac Theodore Selta are co-chairmen W ONB—Byenlng Star. , SUNNYMCXDK of the Young MoUers Club booth WTHT—Ctevarnor Bowlaa. S i n A FRESH EG G S ^(»A0E A-LAICE SIZE Tomato Soup ANN PAGE . CAN U the evening of July U for the w n c —Three Star Extra. FOR A TAU, COOLING, RiPRtSHING SUCH) i KREMOX COOKIIS benefit of the Booth-Dimock Me­ DRINK-TRY A TOM COUIW M EL^BIT AMERICAN 04KSE U * NO. 2 4 C t morial library sponsored bazaar Educator Soadwld) **^RC-Beulah. B IIT T B P SUvVSRBtUXIK f r e s h ' 1 Lb. . Sweet Corn ASP CREAM STYLE CAN I Q that week in the rear of that CREAM ERY—New Ixrw Prin building. A t their booth the club W H A T — Symphony Hall. mOCUIR Print T W X N B —Storlaa to Remember. ■SPROOFMaQ HALF ff Qff NEW- LOW PRICE , CI a h r ^ s u n i^ field 10 lb CA c 25lb 4 AC me 23* will feature food and faneywork. 5TM 40T A sM T (jAUON J s T 4 OOMiSTIC LI < During a club meeting Tuesday WONS— Fulton Lewie, Jr. SWISS CHEESE r l u l l I FAMILY or PASTRY BAG U U BAG I n U U WTHT— Edwin C. ||U1; News. •night it was voted that baby ^ P r i c e S a l e 'w n O —Supper Club. ROBIN HOOD C H E D ^ B IT FOR EVERY CHEESE USE IL IQAf i qmons of the old French pattern STANDARD QUAUTY QUART 2 0 0 ROOT REER EXTRAa be ordered for mothers of that V t| 1 8 — 90PR(X>F M era HALF ff A A SWEET MIXED group. A total of <87.22 has been W DRC—Jack Smith Show. JTH ROT B s J T OAllON J s T T Pickles Bok.r’. realized from the recent club rum­ WONS—TeUo-Teat. mage sale. WTHT— Hall of Fame, RED CROWN Mrs. Charles Benjamin, secre­ BIG NEW w n c —Newa 90PROOF A C A HAIP ff O O Pieh Your PouUry At A&Pl 13* tary, reporta that all club ‘ dues l ; 88- STM 80T OAUON i4 e T T Chiffon Flakes <:• 28' must be paid to Mrs. Joseph \ WDRC—Club Fifteen. Thara a no trick in pidtin' a rMlly choica chickan from tha Locke, membership-chairman, be­ W K N B —Rural Hour. FLEISCHMANirS baoutiaa oiiarad in tha poultry deportment of /our A&P Super fore the September 2nd meeting. W ONS—Gabriel HeatUr. > STH Market. Yea, A&P prides itself in the prime poultry it features. And A fine of twenty-five 'centa will UFERUOY SOAP ^ WTHT—Cumterepy. OF 40T 3 . 1 8 don't forget—the birds y(^ buy at A&P are real yalues, all at WHOLE be added to regu'ar dues of |1.S0 W n c —New England Round attraetiT(e prioeel Canned Chieken 3 LB CAN Hedth Soap If such are not paid by the apecl- Table. MILSHIRE fied time. WCOC—Conn. Forum of the Fancy Young Broiling or Frying #% g ST PURE VEGETABLE 3 LB .t. (C m MT. Mr. and Mra. C. Irving Loomis Air. cut a 2 cuts and daughter, Miss June LoohUs, •OT* ” 3 . 1 5 W n H W I V B I w U - 2H to 3)4 Ibs-Reg. Dtev>ed L B a# JF SHORTENING CAN ^ 1:48— — dexo and Mrs. Henry Reed were in WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. 5 5 charge of the Coventry Grange- feqthf-size f&chige of DRAWN RIADY-TO-tOOK f « WONS— ^Inaida of SporU. RumA, , TALL sponsored setback party Tuesday WHITEHOUSE I CANS I evening at the hall In North Cov­ S i8 S - ZONGARUM LARGE FOWL u45« Evap. Milk CASHMERE BOUQUn SOAP entry. Prises were awarded to the WDRC—FBI In Peace and War. W KNB— Date for Dauidag. TALL "BIT vem RAIB BBMIi following; Women's 1st, Mrs. DRAWN RIADY-TO-COOK ^ 59* YUKON ASSORTED A CBUPM AT ABP" Willard Green; 2nd, Miss Laura WTHT—Boston Blackle. Beverages FLAVORS-CONT. U BOTS Green of Willlmantic; 8rd, Mrs. ' WCCC—Sign-Off Serenade. **”2.49 FOR YOUR WONS— Hartford Chiefs Base­ CUT-UP CONVENtENO CHICKINS 3cS*«2S* Doris E. W. Manning. Men's 1st, m m Amos Richardson: 2nd, Winfield ball Game. CORONADO Brillo H hwtBBt Mix CMU I5QZ ( J. Andrews;;3rd. Edward Skllton. W H AT— Music from Holly­ U STH J ^ ^ A RRIASTS i*79> RACKSANRaCSralS* wood. A P M M M B t Oil I S 1.15 CM d.M ili g Bium tm > PROOF , >OT Lie s u69< UVIRS 4.99« Aevm KSimMoc * 4«t wnc—Aldrich’ Family. * P r y C liiif Dtooonixco S i • 9 ' My-T-FlM TAPMCA A pets PALMOLIVE M AP SMiaicaM AtaiiNit SiSS-- SIRONEY '■y. WINGS t-33* CIBL8TS * d S * K ftciiB p MM PMC WDRC—Mr. Keen, Tracer of W W n M M U l 2'i?i3r lerdee's Starloc if. as' Excluzive Biend BMuty Soap Lost Peraons. m u MHJC POWDER WILL «AKC CrM t i ^ l Bf lB liB t enopo M? c r 5 MUTT er imte miu PCrftflaqffhSp W HAT—Music Room. CHUCK ROAST ^ 59c PROOF S J 2 . 9 5 OK seiia MOhii aasfMuv hit b u / d WTMT-TheaUr. U. S. A. COOMD-SUNNYFIELO Sagar Wafan estee AS 10 ' M W LOW PUKE when you pocksge of w n c —Burns and Alien. WHOLE or EITHER HALF U m C _ sui.awRY A N IS agc u la . QQ LB' BBa BAAM CipJifLAiMAA 8 : 88— OLOSPAR HAMS •ABISBB PM AT r MieaaM. ese T « su i.YY W H AT— Newa; Sports. MW DWUND RUM PAMCY-IONaESS W PROOF STH A A A 8 :88— BRISKET Mildly cured LB' AJAX CLEANSER WONS—n u Henry; Newa 4YRARSOIO l o f 'A . T T OretuFresh Street 8:08— er lU M P With Foaming Actjsa WDRC—Suspense. (U h u k u L L V EA L LEGS WHITE MIU-FED They'M baked to perfeetton, Grand toatlna thiiftyl MKeeC WONS—Hertford Chiefs Bese- FRESHLY B |S| ball (Same. BRIARCLIFF MARVa ENRICHED WHITE BREAD DATED FRESH DAILY i r LEAN HAMBURG GR(3UND LB ^ ^ i*8T t« PHt TSSITMII— I 1t*HAY—Moonlight- Matinee. STMWNT MNItlON A -ll PgRTt SiAST.iNAPgS WTHT—PUy It Again. 4* STH A AA BEST r ^ W n c — Muale Hall. HOME-STYLE BREAD I119‘ •w*M Sa« sis. iMJUns jest* jmSjI Iwimeiew j PROOF rot a .TT PO RK CHO PS aNTER CUT LB # X ITS TWISTED FOR FINER. SMOOTHER TEXTURE-STAYS FRESH LO NG ER 11*l.N»jstvh,#l—I»m«4j4 at i jiwm se,. 8 :S8^ DISTILUD IN miNOIS v a POWDER W’DRC—(Jrime Photographer. Sunnyfteid 4eeel ^uM Uwifiile. WTHT—(Suy Lombardo. Suger Cured . LB < Mor-VZLiaue ler Otahes C»f— %\M PEMBROOK SLICED BACON 5 5 * W n O -D oroth y Lamour. ANGaFOOOIAt EA' HUMV/ lU N M U WBISKIY LEMON COCOANUT 18:8S-> MACKIRIL FRItH LbT 5 ‘ WHITINC FneeY ta lf« Hobby Shoppe W BR C—First Ntghtcr. A STH A A * PROOF lOT A . T 9 FRtZH LR 3 3 4 JUNE CUP CAKES JAPS PARKER Of K 88 t BriswoM S t Ofwa 18-71 W*n<3—Screen Guild Theater. COD FILLITS STIAKCOD pRfH l. 2 7 « uAifTiep/ yot/^s -Toa^y/ WTHT— Personal Autograph. 4 0 » WHISKIES 40% GRAIN NtUTRAj SPIRITS UftbMy wHh its Purifyini InsridiMt »8 iI8— POTATO CHIPS JANE PARKtt *P ^ 2 5 «”pk^ ^ 4 9 « OCTABON PROOUCfS WDRC—Carmen Cavaliaro Or­ ■ « ■ ■ chestra. TOM MOOK A a P c o f f e e . a n f GETS SKIN ClEANER WHAY-Blua Mirror Trio. SIUIMT HMIMM ■ New and Used 8 WTHT—We Cara. as STH Fomous for Flovor and VoIudI s r ■ *1 WONS—Walt Bolek's Orches­ PROOF SOT 2.99 rJt/AH£^^Oiy tra. Rfiit O'clock Tur t m . t r ■ Howes of ■ Stops"B.O/'os no ofiifr looding soop cani RICMANB U rxyAMenfOii's 4------« • W n c -F r e d Waring. LYNNBROOK Rtd Circk PULL-BOilIB BAB yO * Outstanding Values * Dncfbra prnvMl it in 820 teats! The clconer you get your IIENMU WHISKIV VIEBROUS U ^Alr WTHT— Harrison Wood. Bflkar CoEm ARB WINIY BAB “ • la various ssctloas of MAN- • »------> •lua, the aaiiir you ere from "^ O .” (body odor). After 1 1 :88— ' 4* STH (§ A A CHESTEa, offered by JAff- comparing daily baths with diflerant soaps, tlte doctors Newa on all stations. PROOF ROT A .Y t WHISKIIS IN THIS PRODUCT k m PAM ■ VUL Vsa supply » • ■ * 0 O N I J S * 1 found you arc cleaner, safer from "BX).” when you bathe HUS— ysar aesdi. we*ll sapply yoo a sermeouMfiuuCES. W H AT— Moonlight Matinee. ______4 YIARS OU>______^^voH‘ick..ice(l or hot/ with (bs boms yoa dieslrs. ■ Exclodivt • « -a-fHit daily with Lifebuoy. It's mars ##ar//tw Oum mmy tih tr 11:18— •AANY OTHIR NATKJNAllY KNOWN MANS ■ Seek From JARVIS sad Ts ■ Sae for younelf what a fta v o rj Undimg MWp against the "invisible dirt" that brings on W D R C -W orW Tonight, SRANOS AVAIIABU AT AgP STORRS Tender Cooked and ■^ Shall Had aad Ba Happy. "BX>." Lifebuoy b m iU tr, fattar-lathering, too! Be pop­ w n c —Newa ‘!f COU M lfl AND A U ON MNO difference th en ia -in corn b o n u s . W TH T-Joe Hasel. ncrvarful flakea—taate the difference ular ... bathe with Lifebuoy Health Soap samy d ^ ! WONSr-Bop Show; News. ’ rum OUR OWN TIA BAGS NKTAR ffi'T IA lust Heat * Jarvis Raalty b tU * quick tn ar^ ! 1I:8S— HIARTV AND 9KD V V B AND and Serve Pott-Toatting makeal vloSRDUS DP BS mw PUVWRPUt '^K^O* 9S> tnvn on Ufubuny nowl Stock up on luxurioUa bath aipc W n C —Dance Orchestra. - ; ->•' 723 Main St., ■ Compony ' Lifebuoy at big cash aavinga in thb special sale. But aa 1VTHT—Waathar Roundup; 2 ^ ^ 2 3 ' ■ 888 flsalsr atmst Dance Music. Predseli of I fest—while shipmeots last! U:8S- Manchester AU anew lukjwt (a a«rk.t elmnf.. sM .SM tiy. at ell AAP Self-aervlM I thU a r * 7tT8 ar w n c SUte Master] ject of a police search last night by a federal project. oveel will be other full time guards school except for beginning typing. ^ ■ f ■ chester, and Warden Charles J. acting in ’oehalf of the aaeembly, J. Frank Mulcahy of Hartford in] Deputy Jailer (Jodfrey Stanton wM Comiiig Fbcal Year; trees is now being completed. The Principal Edeon Bailey sUted this McCarthy of Manchester. T^e I at Globe. presented outgoing Faithful Navi­ September. feported as sayihg Joseph Tuohy, Chief liteguard at Salter’e will morning. An inaccurate account “Ci^ and C ^ ” M an d ieA er Members coSot guard of the assembly also work la being dons'under contract Without Painful Backache gator James Q: McCabe of Hart­ 58. disappeared while on an out­ C 0 ? j . .Various Items cairied in yesterday's Herald Indi­ participated in the event. Bernard J. Carroll, w reU ry of by the Carter Tree Expert com­ Switfkiuiiig Pools bC' George Krause. Other mem­ Whra 4lnrS«r ef hl4aa.tS*i>aiM«M«>, By the Assembly A t the conclusion of the renewal office. HU tenure, Mr.. Daly said, would be a meeting of the group To Open Saturday l«e palas, loM o( p«» sod uwray, attlitw up at riartford Wednesday of next cy. When aentenced In city court 1822,({00 is shown as the estimate the purpose. Francis Leary will be-h spare life­ summer school at no cost. nlsntt. iwalUae. pillliim oadcr Um epti. had been so outstanding that the here he said he wat a New Brit­ liradirtaa sad duxlatap. FHaunt er matr former falthfiU friar of the Fair- week. for the comings fiscal year u Earlier this year another 300 guard who will fill In at both Sal­ Subjects to be offered at the j . joM ph K *n* of Shnobury w ** committee also decided t® pre­ ain resident, Supervised swimming pools In ter’s and Globe. PMwon «Uk nurtiaa sad feuralaa Miaw- Held assembly, delivered an Inspir­ A t the conclnalon of the meeting against a current appropriation of elm trees were sprayed with a summer school, which starts Mon­ llmai them tarn I* toamjilag vraac with •kctad faltMul navigator of Bis­ sent Mr. McCabe a past faithful DDT solution as an aitack agent Manchester will officially open for Concession stands will be oper­ day. Include High school mathe­ your kidtopt er bladder. ing and eloquent address, excerpts 1420,861 plus |63,2(X) capital out­ hop McMalioii Oonersl •asembly, of which follow: ___ against the hark beeUe u-hich the season Saturday .morning at ated at each bath house this sea­ matics, English, the social studies, lay transfer fund taken frotn 'Un 10 to dusk. Tha swimming arees son. rourth Degreo Knights of Colum- "Only once before have I seen spreads the Dutch Elm disease. husineaa and science- The summer this ceremony. 'That was In New Y o a ’ ue Tmted Chicken So Good a$ Su}ift*a Premium capital impiuvement luud foi fion- This type of spray Is alAo effective are at Salter’s and G lol|e Hollow. Monday the supervised play- program will end August 8. York where the members putting reuurruig public worns mves.aicnt. a i^ n st the leaf beetle, and the Specially trained lifeguards will groitnd areas will open. Registration fo r the various sub- it on were in the clais of pro***' Tender Grown Tbis funu may be tirawn^w to t sionals. The members o« Bishop aenuots or similar loug^Pange McMahon assembly tonight did work. lag and prepared the pro^am jifst as good a Job as that put on ANY WAY YOU Fresh From Nrtrby | | j, li^ ch was presented. Under the present departmental by the New Yorkers . • • fFarma, 4-4Vi IA . Avg. estimates being reviewed by Gen­ Chester members were honored by ^‘■To be a practical Catholic, CHICKENS alscUon to offices. - eral Manager Ueorge M. waddelL means more than Just the toUowlng ttema ace shown: Other officers elected were: mass on Sundays and to Hol^ ^ m - Faithfut Captain—Frank J. LOOK AT IT! FRESH, OH SO TENDER AND DEUCIOUS general mauitanance highways and munion once a year ■ ■ • No nian p o p u l n c Quiah of Manchester. would think of Uklng only one . engineering, glVT.SOO; welka and g if t Faithful Admiral—James G. Mc­ meal a year . . . It j" curne, |2S,68U; tec and snow, re­ TO YOU Cabe of Hartford. portant to the spiritual l*f« lb. moval,. 118,700; oiling and paving, Faithful Pilot—James E. Dlncen Catholics that they receive the The Finest Food Values Are At FOW L 4-4V2 Adv. ■ 829,200; storm water sewers, 848,- MMIVERSARY G of ThoropsonvlUe. ^ , , Body and. Blood of Jesus Christ 800; new equipmenL 846.760; town A Faithful “ Scribe—Michael Li. often and regularly as that they BLOCK STYLE, BONE IN aid highways, 820,996; Municipal Daly of Hartford. cat food regularly . . butkUnge, 816,870; garbage collec­ Faithful Comptroller—John M. " I f any member of the Knights tion, 8^,700; building Inspector, . Phillips of Hartford. of Columbus, whether he be a KIRIN'S FOOD STORE 88.800 an cenMteries, 846,480. \V0RTH Faithful Purser— Joseph P. ue- member of an assembly or a mem­ AND LOCKER PLANT WHERE MOM SAVES POP’S MONEY It will ba noticed that the public Doux of Hartford. . . , ber of a council has forbotten the Chuck Roast works setup now Includes many Faithful Inner Sentinel—John J. primary purpose for which the activities other than the upkeep Mlniter of Unlonville. Knights of Columbus was organ­ Just the right pronortlon of beef, pork, and veal to make a grand-lwting eco- o f roods which once wee the only Faithful Outer Sentinel—Mau­ ized—to sferve God and country— noinisal meal. Just bak7and serve. . RIB CUT major activity in this field. rice E. O’Connor of Vlanchester. then it U time for him to take a Lest year on the bgeis of the ABSOIAJTELY Faithful Trustee (for three r^ftSBPSsmciit of hlinaclf And. If no makeup o< the budget the follow­ yoarsl.r-Louis Scavatto of Thomp- ib; finds that he is unable to ^Ivs up BLENDED MEAT for LOAF Lb. 59c ing wen ttemiseg: ^h w aye $263,- aonslUe. to these obligations, then re- get'when ydu make your PORK CHOPS 447; fnunlcipal buildings, 818,081; Fresh? applied to meats, that ia Just what you , restrict Delegates When street lighting, 846,126; garbage Delegates to District Assembly when you try our Round be a practical Catholic selections from Klein’s. W e think you’ll agree too, espwlally coUoction, 887,867; building inapcc- __J. Joseph Kane. Joseph J. Flore Steak Ground. Plan to lake some along on your next picnic. 10 OZ. PKG, OSCAR MAYER tor, 87,48A and cemeterlea, ^ 9 ,- of Wlndaor Locks, William D. Mol- 888. loy of Hartford. Edgar J. Weaver of Glastonbury. Foster H. Wll- The annual garbage collectioua WILL BE Uanu of Manchester, James G. Mc­ ROUND STEAK GROUND contract now In effect calls for gn [ b a s k e t s CUPIETS Liver Sausage p.,43. escpendlture o f 888,000 as a. base a w a y a e l Cabe, John J. Hanley of Stafford CUP CAKI MIX When Is a picnic not a picnic? When you don’t have Grotc and Weigel's “Hot figure, but ah additlonel 88,800 is [GIVEN fiprlnga and Max A. Blellts of In the new ST A Y »F R E SH package. XHE DAY Thompson vllle. Dogs” and they just radiate freshness ’cause we get- them in often. Included ed a “ 20 per cent cmitract Alternates to District Assembly Increase* fo r the ccMihig period of 3 DAYS March, 1900 to August 1, 1980. 300 __Bernard J. Carroll of Hartford, F John J. Carroll of Unlonville, John G and W FRANKFURTS SPERRY AND BARNES N ext year in March tha cu m a t d e t a i l s F. Tierney of Manchester, Thomas contract aspires, and la b n been COME Oreflce of Windsor, Frank S. Breen anticipfted, baaed on present re­ M FOOD o f Glastonbury, Joseph Hlobtk of COLD GUTS PICNIC NEEDS quests fo r an increase, that, the Stafford Springs, Harry CkMtelto of Veal Loal _ ^ a q ^ oontraJt win call for mors money. ^ t c h Slnuhury and Joseph F. Bashnell Baked Ham Hamburg Rolls The additional amoimt to make o f Windsor Locks. Frankfurt Rolls up the total eeUmate of 863,830 y o u r Mystery Night Program Boiled Ham iMhutaa a dump attendant, vari­ Prior to U»e election of officers ComMnarion Loai ous materials and servlcea and ad­ Roast Ham State Line Chips the "Mystery Night’ program, SBASKEiiJ’a ditional for rubbteh treatmeift SALES SH F planned and chiefly executed by Taylor Ham Kosher Dills hejp and dlspoaal plant coat Manchester members, was present­ OemetSfy t f u o ed. Renewal of the obligations of Lebanon Bologna Our Piccalilli YOU Cemetery, care ahowa a large e n t i t l e d t o a the First, Second, Third and FRANKFURTERS 5 5 . proportion o f Increased coats la Fourth degrees, with preliminary BEAUTY AIDS Kimmelwurst Pickled Mushroow # Mustn’t Forget ths ysar. It is ssttmatsd that 828,* remarks concerning their mean­ To Order Some Of ings. was staged under the’ lea ^ r- SoM By Home Style Olives 970 wOl go for wages, 812,418 for FRES BASKETl ■hip of Past Faithful Navigator Tralaed OoaoMtlclans Bloodwurst Paper Plates MRS. KLEIN’S contractural senlcee such aa in­ ' T lim a a J. Dannaher of Manches­ FOR THE BEST Ample surance, mileage, repairs; end that Arthur Drug Stores Paper Cu|>8 CO LE S L A W Open Thursday supplies will come to 84,048. ter. Others participating were: Liverwurst Hamburg Fast Grand Knight Joseph I* Cor. Bt. James and Main Sta. BUYS The Municipal buildlnga cost 1s Ficant of Myichester, Grand Free up about 81,000. Till 8 P. M. 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MANCHESTER E Y E IN G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1949 .<1 J. P A p rtw sb v i t Station WTIC, waa elactad prcai-1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1949 PAGBTHflrri & ^ i^ and Mr, and Mrs. John Tedford o’clock at tha Community hall. , dent of the Hartford Chamber o f' Chicago before continuing on to Bolton Library will be open to­ ^.^171 by a wotnan at the time of Arizona. of Birch Mountain. Mancheatar. Commerce at a directors’ ftieetlng j , Funily Gathering the llberatum.of France, a piece B o lto n A 7-pound e-ounceMaughter waa The couple havq~ * anothar amall morrow night between the houra yesterday. He aucceeda William j of embroldW ‘n the s h ^ of . a bom to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ted- daughter, Donna. of 7:30 and 8:30. S. Euller, prealdant-treaaurer of a| shield with the American Flag and Doris .Mhht OTtsUa ford of Wesi. street at Hartford Bolton Grange wgl enjoy a Mys­ tobac^ company. i . For Christening a French Flag embroidered there­ tery Ride during the Lecturer’s Head! Hartford duunber HMOM Tel. Maoebestcr U4S hospital yesterday morning. The on, three pamphlets of which one baby is a grimddaughtar of Mr. Hour at ita meetiiu Friday night Hartford. June — Paul Silk City Topples BA^s in Free Hitting Contest^ 10 to S is ’ about France and printed in The meeting will take place at S W. Morency, genaral manager of nr> and Urt. HuroM K. ■trrltt, Bolton P.T.A*. will entertain Hall and Mrs. Giovanni Peace of Bolton Ready easily, quickly. 12 EhigUsh. criap and tender earn muf- •C m North Hain stroot, had a school graduates of 1949 at a din­ Clyde A. Cordtsen, Jr., son of MANCHESTER -Soa by juit adding an egg Mrs and Mrs. Clyde A. CordUen. ner tonight St DePasquale's in ehrlatMdBC party at thtlr home, and milk to Flakm. Per­ TUB Suaday, Jtnia W. In honor of their Sr, of Somers road, and Miss Hartford. Not all th* members of r ^ p y Jones New Spark Marilyn Jane Tuttle, daughter of the class will be able to accept TOBACCO fect rciult every time b e -: Brown Collect •on Douflai, who waa chrlatened Mrs. Vaughn Crommett. of Augus­ the inviUtion but it is expected cauM ingredienU are per­ HERALD ANGLE CWkter Oondredational church. ta. Me., will be married Saturday, fectly mixed and blended. Amood the out of town piM U June 26, at 4 p.‘ m. In the Congre­ th a ^ ll graduates and two guests Patterson's Market ond CANDY 1lM Manchaator American La- ■y Ths SUk a t y A . a eaoUy de­ wUi be present. t.Tiaperones will You’I! be dcUgbted. Of St. Louis Cardinals who attended were; Mr. and M «. gational church at Newtonvllle glon Junior baseball toam-dropped EARL W. YOBT feated the N apto Arms, 34 to li, Home Runs for Winners Harold W. Parrltt. paternal »rand- Center. Mass. Mr. Cordtsen Is include Mr. and Mra Richard E. 101 CENTER STREET T E L . 3386 22 BIRCH ST. Booth, Mr .and Mrs. Daniel Hal- collecting a total of 28 kite and 24 sarenta of New Haven. Conn.; Mr. second-class electronlcH mate, a deae gams last avaning to • ■rarto Bdltor uu Both totals are new highs Wd Mra. George BUla, maUmal USN, and stationed at Arlington, loran, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Lee and Redbihls Down Oiantt powerful East Hartford Lagtoo Itcd Extra Base Knoekt Mr. and Mrs. John E. RothWell. Popular Pro to Rec League play. Krandttarenta <4 Medford, Maaa., Va. Miss Tuttle la a bookkeeper FANCY HEA\"Y STEER "Wholesale Only team at Martin flald by • soora Bobo Tha MagwIflMaai .^ Taggart has mors on the baU than Ferguson was abelled from the and has a position in Boston. The group will leave Bolton Center To Move Within Half. I Box Score Among 23 Collected S r S lY t a d U t, Kmeet StebbtM Talk around the West Bide Oval Just the cover and atitchM. by bus at 7 p. m. of 7-8. ' mound m was Gothbe^ who w m oX New Haven who are the goa- Word has been received here Amesite Drives Game of Lead; YanW! Tha tocals atortod strong In . the of late has centered around the Shot* Here and There relieved by Bill Shaw.' Shaw, Os­ that Mrs. Eleanor Tuttle who Is Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Miller SUk a ty (10) By Both Teams in Twi parenta of Douglaa. and their daughter, Patricia, left lb. Bulldoxing flrat-Inning by knocWng'out Laon- great pitching ptrformancM turn­ A amall but select and apeedy good and Gcithberg did their best FoUowtng the cere^ny at a patient in St. Francis hospiUl, Split; Red Sox Lose, AB R HFG this morning for Arisona where R IB R O A S T Opeii All Day Monday [P Grading ord tha atiuilng pltehar. Leonard ed to by Victor ”Bobo” ’Taggart, band of flUlM and marM will vie to keep NaasUTa to the running Gaudlno, U ... Loop Game at Oval church, the famUy gathered at the Hartford, is improving slowly fol­ waa reUevad by Kamaglal, after the pounderous right headed ace lowing a major operation several they will take Up residence. Mr. for honors Saturday at Narra- but to no avalL Shaw collected Brown, lb ... Parrltt home for Miller has been very active in civic Concrete Work By Jee BeMiler allowing four runa. of Mortarty Brothers’ TwUlght ganMtt to the tenth running of three kite to four tripa to load his dftva ftRO* Through Friday, 8 a. Slbrtoz, a ... Btaadtaga the afternoon, Mr. and Mra. Ed­ affairs having served the town as LEAN SHORT* SHANK-HALF SKINNED TERMS ARRANGED Aeeeotated Ptcm Sporte Writer ro r tha tocala young Jimmy League entry. the Mary Dyer StehM, 17,500 teammates to a losing cause. W. Pet. ward Brown of Wallingford, Conn., The Leaders Club of the Rock- Plummer, lb L an assessor and as a member of Quick now, who la the regular Celllna, a grammar school otudfint, The Gas Houm Gang, defending added, at a mile and a sixteenth. Holmes pitched all the way for Willlama, cf . PA’S ...... 8 3 ,760 arrived, plua several guests from vllle High school of which Miss m.*S p. m. Tel. 5813 league playoff cham^ons, was Ignore Charter of this town is a the Board of Education. He did ftnt baeemen of the St. Leuta started the game and pitched good . , .Top motorcycle riders to the the A cm. Seven of the nine men Murphy, 3b . BA’s ...... , ,,.,• .5 4 .555 tjwn. A W e t supper waa served invaluable Work- as a member of T.D.COLIA Cardinaiar bell for the first six innings allow- resting comfortable in the laague’a EMt are expected to compete on the Aces collected two or more Rockville ...... 5 4 .555 member, spent a few days camp­ second dlvtslon untU Taggart took Bolduc, c ... in the evening. ing at CrysUl Lake. the new schOol building committee SMOKED SHOULDERS for Prompt Delivery CALL ANYTIME 'The average baaeball (an prob­ Ing only three scattered bite. Ool Sunday afternoon to ths Initial boM hits off the slants of Naaslff August, rf .. SlUc ORy .. 5 4 .555 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Loetscher and has done extensive work with ably has to think twice before an-1 line got Into trouble to the seventh over tha mound aaignmente and ^cycle program at Stafford hurlers. Four men collected four Moriarty's ...... 4 4 .500 throttled Pagani’e West Bidea and Olslcstoskt, as of Main street are spending a few the Boy Scouts, locally and aa a •waring ”Vamal (Nippy) Jonas,” ' arben he was touched for a double Springs Speedway. . , .Sport or more hits to this contest. Bur­ Olbert, p ---- West SidM ...... 1 8 .111 days at their summer cottage at district officer. Patricia was 2-9219 but the 34-year-old aophomora by KcmegiaL Agoeto filed out the RockvUle HtU BilUes UT suc- graduated from- the Bolton ele­ SWIFT’S BROOKFIELD magatine noninated James Far­ nett, Oinolfl and Vtocck pswed Letesque, p . hllington Diamond Lake. ■ flrat aackcr, in his colorleaa, but to short and than J. Furlong hit oesslon while turning In the best ley as Its choice to replace A. B. the Aces* attack with Burnett In s game directly opposite the mentary schools In ceremonies at mound Jobs of tbe season. Klein, 2b ... . David Logan of Main street has efficient way, ia doing a bang-up a double and Jspsen fcUoared with "Happy” Chandler m oommla- collecting five stogies to five UmM pattern of the pMt two tUte to th« the Community hall last night AUTO GLASS MoHarty'a have taken on a new lira. Carlton Pease of Somers been ill at his home for the past jcb for Manager Eddie Dyer, a triple. ColUns hit the next sioner of bSMball. Branch Rickey. at bat. Otoolfl drove to five runs Totals ...... 30 10 10 31 13 TwUight League, the SUk a ty few days and is now improving They plan to spend some time In maht Hers he wee relieved by lease of life In league play since road received a letter M on^y p. New York, Washington, D. C., and . MIRBORS i Although he ia ahoved Into the Dodgers’ president, Dan Parker with three alnglM and a triple. BA’s. (8) nosed out the Brltiah-Amaricans, slowly. BUTTER shadows by glittering ’ teammates, Tieman who struck out CampbeU. 'Taggart started chalking up gocoa and Grantland Rice, New Tortc The Manchester aeaners and m. from her daughter eggs against the opposition. Tbe AB R HPO A 10 to 8, to create a Uiree-woy tla Bergstrom that she and her fam­ it ia doubtful If any other Red- Faith hit a feat ball down to newspapermen, are other chotcM. Thrifty aeanera clash tonight at Smith, cf ...... 3 1 0 0 0 ■ ------bird has doqa aa much aa Jon«a Bagleaon which took a- bad bop Mg feUow has showed Init three for second place iMt niglit. ily had arrived In Sioux City, PRESCRIPTIONS hits in his last two starts while The magaxine is conducting a the Ctoarter Oak Iota at 8:15. Varrick, r f ___ 0 0 0 0 0 which wOl be their perman­ LEAN TASTY PATTERSON’S during the past 10 days to boost and went through for a single campaign to determine if Chand­ Starting hurlera vriU be Banjo Green, rf, cf ... 3 2 2 1 0 It WM a cose of the BA’s out- ent home. Mr. Bergstrom U work- the Cards up to their present spot aeoring, B. Furlong arltb the win iMlding the 'opposition scorelsM. fumbUng the A cm. No ICM than CALLED FOR And during this Urns he did not ler ^ould V be retained or somo- Gain for the aeanera with Hippo Cobb, l b ...... S 2 2 6 0 in* for the Armour Company In the National League standings ning run. one elM take hla place. . .John Correntl for ’Thrifty. 11 errors were committed. At the alkn/4 a singls baa on balls. Keeney, 2b /... 4 1 1 4 2 same time a total of 23 base hits there where he worked before en­ ib. AND —a mere half game out of flrat This was the third Ion in five ny Paraona, runnerup to the In­ SUk aty A. C. (34) Saverick, 3b ... 4 0 2 0 1 place. starts for the Legion. ’The next Jimmy Carton, former Yale in- were recorded, 13 hy the losers and tering the service six years ago. Scotch H a m dianapolis 500 miler last Memo­ AB R H PO A E Zarraro, m .... 4 1 1 0 8 DELIVERED fielder, spoiled Blanchard’s bid 10 by the Aces, and 10 of the hits They made the trip by automobile ( , In the Cards last ’ nine games game wiU be {4ayed Bunday at rial Day, pocketed 818,250 to Ginolfl. cf ...... 6 3 4 0 0 0 Ford. U ...... 4 1 3 0 0 which is 1517 miles from Elling- Air OondttleMd with Broolriyn. Philadelphia «nd Newington. This is not a league for a place in the Twl League Hall were for extra bases. Total bases Alex Backaey of Fame on June 16 when he prize money. Persona will drive a Zboray, 2b 8 4 3 1 0 0 Griswold, If ... 0 0 0 0 0 on the hits were 38. Eteri Levesque ELM CITY—CELLO WRAPPED ‘ New York, Jones haa wrecked en­ game. midget racer Sunday night at Holmes, p ...... 8 3 4 3 5 0 PINE emy pitching for 17 hits in 38 singled on the first pitch ae lead- May. p ...... 4 0 1 0 8 came on in reUef in the fifth for **TOere waa a very slight rainfall Popular profeastonal at the East Bartferd (7) Cffierry Park Speedway in Avon« Vincek, c ...... 5 3 4 5 0 2 Berube, c ...... 4 0 1 7 1 here Monday evening which lasted times at bat. Re'a driven in 17 ab r h po a off batter in tbe first frame of the the winners trailing by one run. Country Club la Alex Haclmey West Bide-Morlarty akirmish, . . .Mauri Rose, 1948 winner of Oonn, Sb ...... 6 1 3 0 3 0 \ ------and received credit for the win. about three minutes. U IH Oeater Ot. PHARMACY nws and booatsd Us season mark who Is serving bis flrat year at the FUrgy, 3b ... ..4 0 (1 3 0 the 600-miIer, gained - Init 82,805 Wrobel, lb ,...B 3 8 6 0 1 THE WORlDi’S FINEST 41 points to a respectable .311. won by Gas Houm Gang, 10 to 0. TotaU . ..S3 8 13 18 10 6 Dick Cobb's single after Chucky Thirty boys and girls received ■ t Vfninure Ikae 664 Centar Street local club. Former pro at the Agosto, 3b ... .4 3 3 1 0 for his efforts this year. . .Hm EUls. M ...... 4 8 1 3 3 0 BlUt a t y . ..1 1 0 4 4 0 z— 10 their diplomas at the graduation BACON Jonee collected three Uta last .81131 Tusoday evening, ’Tagimrt gave Smith had walked to open 'the atore Preot^ PietaM Pnualag' Merriman Country Club, • near J. Furlohg, M Cohane to Look clhlma' Larry Coffin, If ...... 5 2 0 2 0 0 BA’s ...... 1 0 4>2 0 1 0— 8 game gave the BA's the first rim. exercises of the Smngton Scboota GINGER ALE TeL ^9814 night to help the Cards defeat tb* Japaen, cf . ..8 1 1 0 1 the hard hitting RockviUs combine VeMtlaa 8Ha4e Lowell, Maas., Hocluiey has been but tsfo safeties while winning 1 Doby will become boMbaU’s next Burneti:~rf ....6 4 6 3 0 0 Runs batted in: Brown 2, WU- Gus Gaudlno doubled as the lead- Tuesday night, namely Roland C. Giants, llA . Tha victory movad B. Furlong, if . ..3 0 0 0 1 great star. . . .New date aet for the Redtttrda to within a half most popular with the membership to 0 In eight frames. . liams 2, Bolduc 4, CObb 2. Saver- off man for the Aces to the saina Beran, Clayton Arnold Church. since assuming ths post last April. CampbeU, rt . ..1 0 0 0 0 the world’s featherweight cham' 48 34 38 31 10 3 ick, Zarraro, Berube 2; Two baae frame and countered on Jerry Wil- Joseidi T. Curtis, John P. Dom- game of the fin t place Brooklyn Cou^Iln, rf .. ..31100 Previous to the two stellar per­ An outstanding golfer wiui a formances on the hlU, Taggart plonahlp bout between WUUe Pep Ns m IS Anna (11) tots: Green 2, Cobb, Gaudlno . 2; Uams' hit to center. WllUams bek, Jr, Gladys Ann Downey Dodgera, who were defeated by Faith, 8b .^ ....4 1 3 walked In the second with ths Grocery Dept. the Reds in Cincinnati, 4-3. pleasing personality, AJsx has hurled one third of an Inning and cliallenger Eddie O>mpo la Osgood, lb ___ 3 3 2 7 0 1 Bolduc, Olekstnski; Three bsM Loretta Marie Bldwards, Raymond made many friends since coming Bocley, lb .*....3 1 1 Thuraday, July 2q. The bout will Hodge. 3b ...... 5 0 1 3 3 0 sacks jammed, forcing in the sec­ Lewis Edwards, Shirley Ann FeW- The Carda won the hard way. against tbe Silk City in relief and hits: Berobe; Home runs: Brown, to Manchester. Haines, c ...... 1 0 0 Conran, m ___ 4 1 0 0 4 0 ond run, but the BA’s opened up a on, Edwin Walter Gerber, Frances mbklng' up an 8-l deflctt with did not give up a boM hit. May 16 be otag^ at Waterbiiry's Muniai Bolduc:'Stolen besM: Ford; Sac- “M op Here With A Small Longo. c ...,.,,,0 0 0 psd Stadium. An eye cut suffered Shaw, p, If ___ 4 1 8 0. 3 0 ftfices: Green; Double playq: Zaz. barrage of base knocks to the third sneine Klbbo, Marian L. King, three runa in the fourth, two in Leonard, p ...... 0. 0 0 against > ths PoUsh Americans, 'Taggart bad the league leaders by O>mpo from a sparring part­ Bjorkman, cf ..5 3 3 2 0 1 raro to Keeney to Oobb; Left on that saw four runs dent the plate. Winifred Jean Littlefield. Is)ls SUNCREST FANCY TOMATO Lg. Bot. the sixth and a winning five In tha Big blow In this Inning w m Tony CATSUP 15c Kemaglal, p ...8 1 1 eating out of hla hand for six Inn­ ner cauMd postponement of the Yogel, rf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Iwaea: SUk a t y 9, BA's 7; Bases Arm Ludwig, Gerald P. McCuaker, * •eventh. Valcotl Claims Berube’s triple to right. The Robert L. McGuire. Raymond Les­ Purse And a Big BoMkel” ' Ctnoinnau had go It'innings to ings, holding them scorelaa, un- match originally scheduled July Daigle, rf ...... 3 1 1 3 0 0 on balls: May 4, Olbert 2; Strike­ .. 29 7 9 30 4 4 IS. . . .George Kell, Detroit All Chabonneau. e .3 8 0 5 1 0 losers added two more to the ter Moyer, Benedict Rudolph Moe- ifeat the Dodgers. ’Three euccee- tU the roof caved in dtiring the outs; May 8, Levesque 8; Hite off fourth, chMing Ziggy Ollsert to Champ Hit Low Maaoheeter (0) Star third baseman, w ill' be out Ecalaert, 3b ...3 1 1 3 1 0 Albert 9 for 7 runs in 4 innings, er, Walter Edward Murphy, Lpitcher by May, Bolduc; Green scoring, and Ctebb tallied on PLUS DER. e^|%A ARROWHEAD ASSORTED ,42 O C. Petricca, 8b .4 0 2 One of baseball's hard luck guys PhUhrtck, Raymond M. Roberts, ed at great savings. . YES! By all means shop at ;wo were out. Ewell BlxcIryaU flung hie leather at Essard then. Taggart has been invincible. WHd pltcbM: Olbert, Levnaque; Saverick’s hit. Roach, c .4 0 1 the pkst few seasons lias been the ’ M 11 13 21 10 3 Jean RosaUnd Seifert, Howard A. h U U A FLAVOR (Contents Only) <9 29 Os. Bots. C arra'sfo r all your food needs and pocket the difference. Etching two and a third innings One sparkling pltclilng perform­ Winning pitcher: Levesque; Um­ Two Home Rons Charles without avail. Jsrssy Joe Hawkes, If . .4 0 0 ance, Uke tbe one-hitter against Tiger toflelder. A year ago he suf' Innings; pires: T. Cowles. Lovett; x—batted Whits, Jr., Richard Wlnans, Ger­ of relief, received credit for his Willia, rt .. .3 1 0 Two home tuns to the home half trude Tasmer, Clayton Ludwig Bmt victory of the season. Walcott has decided to fling some the West SIdw, could be consid­ fered a fractured jaw whei Silk a t y ...... 358 711 6—34 for Brown to 5th. j of t)ie fourth brought the Aces to Eelis, cf ... .3 0 0 ered kick but two straight white­ struck by a liner off the bat 01 Nasstff’s ...... 010 013 1—11 gahner, Gordon Kyle Brigham. A trio of homers by Herman mud. Eagleaon, 3b .8 0 0 ' within one run of the BA’s. Qau- Mrs. George P. Wendhelser Is NAPKINS HUDSON 80 COUNT 2 'Pkgs.2SC We Feature Swift's Quality Meats Reich, Hank Sauer and pitcher While Chartss, washings one roust admit that Joe DlMagglo. Runs batted to. Osgood. Shaw, dino doubled for the second Umt newly-crowned 1 Collins, p .. Bjorlunan, Ginolfl 6, Conn 2, Wro- Thrifty8 Defeat entertaining her slater from Ken- • *4^ I Dawey AdJUna helped the last NBA heavyweight boxing champ-1 ‘Tieman, p I and rode home on Ed Brown's tucl^ at her home on Maple ave­ a m r r a s e L e c t b o n e l e s s jUaca Chicago Cuba outlast the ion, was paying somewhat of s ' )>el 3, Vincek 2, UolniM 3, Bur­ homer to right center. Mickey nue. Boston Btavaa, 9-8. Bob Muncrief, nett; two-base tote, Osgood. Rival Cleaners Murphy singled with two out, and tribute to IcMr Jersey Joe by say­ 39 4 6 30 3 1 Bjorlnnap. ZImray, Holmes; Bolduc tot a baU to center-that Rev. John C. Miller is attending SUGAR : 5 l^ 43c ena of tha 10 pitchers used In the ing “He cah take it," Walcott call­ the Jbitemational Conference of CHUCK fame, was credited with his fin t Boat Hartford ...... o il 300 i —7 Charles Gets Decision three-)>ara tote, Gothberg, Ginolfl. nonosdly would have been a single, Victory as a Cub, ed the 37-ysar-oId CHlcinnati ManehasUr ...... 040 300 0—8 HolmM, Vincek; stolen bSMe, Cof­ Steadlags but the baU took a freak hop when Congregational Churches at Wel- belter ”A sneaky puncher.” Issley CeUege as a delegate from piiw Reatelll, rookla Pittsburgh Two bsM tots. East Hartford, fin; left oh SUk a t y A. C. W It tot the hare spot used qy tha the Tolland County Conference. ICECREA M FAIRMOUNTS ASST. FLAVOR Pt. Box 25c OVEN RO AST 75e MUSeldar, celebrated the end of W’sary WalcotL a ohopwom con­ J. Furlong. Kam i«ial; thrM bass Over Walcott in 15 11, NasaUTs 11; basM on baUo. Thrifty Ocanera ...... 7 kids tor softball, rolling over th« The articles that wars presented Out or Vomig. Tender Beef his a n t week in the majors by tender who mlassd hia third try at hits. Bast Hartford, J. Jepoen; Gothberg 8, HolmM 9; strika- Oak GiUl ...... 5 road to left center lor another Meeting two homers—^hia fourth the crown at Comtskey Park last ■tolsn- MMaoi, B. Fnrtang 1, J. Fur­ Maachaater aeanera ..6 four-master. to the Han Memorial Library from SWIFT’S SELECT BONELESS Chicago, June 3S,—OP)—Ezzard oute, Ferguson 1, Gothberg 8, the Mere! Train were: an arm band tmd fifth—to lead tha Plratea to a night on a unanimous decision, long 1, Hawkes; doable plays. East Ue. He Iiad his ageing foe on the Holmes 1; hits, off Ferguson 8 for Red Men ...... 4 Tha A cm batted around to , tha t Oiarles, who wanted to be a ring 12-3 triumph ovar Robin Roberts told a dressing room crowd that Hartford, Kemagla] to Furlong i way to a knockout in three dlffer- Walnut Tavern ...... 3 4 I fifth and iced the contest ^ tb four champion ever since ne started 7 runs to 3 Innings; Gothberg 14 CHUCK and tha PhUadelpUa PUmes. Vie "Charles ia not a great fighter — and Furlong to Bocley; basM on I ent rounds, but Jersey Joe pos- 'for 15 runs to 4 innings; Shaw 4 Nazeift A n n i...... 2 5 : runs. IVUUe Oleksinaki opened with tiombardl went all the way to he’s a sneaky puncher who hit boxing at the age of 14, hM real­ : seaaed the ring generalship to ea- Mortarty Brothers ... .2 a double, and after two were out, balls, Kamagia) 8, (Tollins 6; bits ised his burning ambition. for 2 runs to 1 inning; tot by aoteb his victory of tha aeesoo. coming out of the clinches. When off Leonard 2 for 0 runs in 1 in­ , cape a knockout He backpedal- pitcher, Chabonneau by Holmes; SUk a t y A. C ...... 3 Gaudlno drew a poM. Brown The Detroit ‘ Tlgon regained the referee broke us, t stopped Lost night, after 13 years of > led and failed to fight to the reached on an error, Oleksinaki POT ROAST ning; Kemaglal 4 for 8 runs in 6 slugging his way to the top. this wild pitches, Ferguson, Gothberg Tender and Juicy second place from the PUladetpUa fighting, but that dirty fighter Innlnga; Tieman for 1 run in 3-3 eloatog rounds. Between the 12th 3; paased balls, Chabonneau; los­ The Thrifty aeanera take ovar •coring, Williams was paased te- A t^ tlo a , defeating the Red Sox kept banging away.’’ inning; hit by pitcher, by Collins; ™ »3th. Joaeph Trtoer, chair- ing pitcher, Ferguson: umpire, undisputed posaesaion of first place tentionally loading them up again, SWIFT’S SELECT to Boaton, 13-4, wUla the A ’e were Felix Bocchlochlo. Walcott's wUd pitched, Leonard 2; winning fm - “ ‘ *•** nitoola state AUUeOc Kovta; time, 1:55. to the Reo League, pinning a 15 to Murphy reached bn a boot, ona run boaring to tbe Cleveland .Indians manager chimed in: pitcher, Kemaglal, losing pitcher, Commlaalon, ordered Referee 11 defeat on tbe ManchMter aean- •cortng.and Bolduc doubled for ths by Joe LK>uU by dedcively defeat* Davev Miller to to a-4ll-lnnlng thriller. 7-3. .The "CharlM kept hitting low every CtolUns; umpirM, O’Leary and teU WalcoU’s cra lost night. -final two markers. In tha alxtb. RIB ROAST triumph, coupled with New York’s ing Jersey Joe Walcott to a 15- |I iiandlert to make tom fight. Banjo Gain, on the toU (or the Green doubled again with on« out, round—they were punches t)iat Bogglni; two outo whan winning round battle. Sure To PtexM ■pUt in Its doublebeader with the run scored. ManchMter aeanera, w m wild, and Cobb followed auit, but that SCHAEFER’S MARKET hurt my boy.” , CharlM won the unanimous de- Walcott apparently fought BL Louis Browns, left the Tigers giving up nine baoM on balls. Six waa the only thing the BA’a had OBADE A BBI8KET I Davay MiUtr, veteran referee, daion of the three officials, ap­ only to remain on tos feet until Local Sport four games behind the (ront-run- the finish. errora helped considerably In aid­ left to offer, and ths game woade- niiw Yankees. discredited Walcott’s riiarge. proval of the National Boxtog As­ FORMERLY FOSTER'S , "I thought both fighters broke Charles at 181 3-4 gave away ing the Thrifty Cleaners to score cided. '9 e Taahees received a scare sociation, the consent of Louis runs. The game was clooely fought Bolduc and Brown bad fouf- CORNED BEEF pretty weH tor big guys,” he ob- Sports in Brief and the blessing of the newly 13 3-4 pounds to Walcott who (Shatter from tha ceUar-dwelUng Browns scaled 195 1-2.' al Ithe way with tbe lead changing mMten, Green and Gaudlno Mch STILL THE SAME PERSONNEL, SAME HIG H QUALITY FINE FOOD AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AT GUARANTEED SAVINGS erho whipped them. 5-1, to the seiTred. "I didn’t see any puncha formed International Boxing I SW IFTS SPECIAL CCBED SMOKED thrown coming out of clinches.” The two judges were to com­ The Site a ty A.C. wUl hold a hands on several oocaslons. OalU hod, two dottblea to Uuna trips, opener. However, the Yankees By Hi9 AasodAted PreM aub, promoters of the bout ver>- important special meeting and A } Raffs paced the Manches­ Walt Ford coUected .three tote, and came back to outscors the Browns, Walcott, 85-year old father of Teanla which has an exclusive three- plete accord with Referee Miller in aeoring the fight. Judge Frank Friday evening at 8 o’cloek at the ter aeaner's attack with thrM Oobb and Saverick banged out a 84 Oakland Street Free Delivery Phone 7386 SLICED BACON u 20-8, to the nightcap. In the other six children. Is not ready to call London—Bob Falkenl>erg, Bev­ year contract with Charles. "Spike” McAdams voted 78-73 for VFW Home. Mamliera arc urged tote apiece. pair of base knoeka Olekstoakl American Laagua game, tbe Chi­ it quits. erly HUla, ba pMt two sesiona, la antong the ning *tos fourth victory In league In the fifth on a disputed play. Al GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 3 n. c... VOCNO, TENDEB, PLUMP, NA’nVB EOASTINO Tbe Ttgen biasted four Boaton to fight anybody.” doM not belong to the NBA. Eng­ imous verdict knocked Jake candidatM for a bartb with the Klein hit a ball that landed on or AusUn. Tsx.—Gena Garrett of Mintz, one of Charles* four man­ play. SOAP pitchan tor 18 hits, good for SB Charles wants to be a fighting land, too, wUl have a champion of Hartford Oourant entry to Um Oorrenti. AnnieUo and Boucher clOM to the line in right up against TEABAGS rases. Johnny Upton got^ four, champion—'like Joe Louis." UeXA upMts top-seeded Vic Seixaa Ite own Sept 8 when the BriUah agers, Into a complete faint. He CHICKENS of North Carolina in NCAA tennis England BoMball League. carried offensive guns for Thrifty’s the pole. CowlM claimed he oould APPLESAUCE 3 no2c». end Paul Campbell and Vto Wertz " I want aa many fights m I can Board of Boxtog Control recog- collapsed in a neutral corner with (jorrentl collecting three hits not m the ball and would not |dve tournament. 6-8, 6-3. when Oiarles waa proclaimed the got three aptera. gat,” he said. "But now I just FolTMt Hflls, N. T.—Wayne Ba­ ntoea the winner of the Lee 8 * Ernie Nooka hurled the Em I and driving in three runa to pace a ruling, causing the whole Mbs’ P L(. ot 48 4 Tbe Browne come within an eye- arant to go home and play some voM-Bruee Woodcock bdut for the new champion. He quickly recov­ Hartford Lords to a 18 to 6 win liench to flood out to home plate. bin. Dlxonvine Notch. N. M, sixth ered, tiowever, and left tbe ring the onslaught. SECTIONS ORANGE ind GRAPEFRUIT 3 No. ,2 Can, NATIVE FOWL loito of artoning a doubUhearar golf for a while. Although 1 train­ seeded in National Profassloaid crown. oysr tha Stags last n l^ t to a Thtro wlU be a meeting tonight Tomorrow night the league iMd- The TiUk of the Taw* from the Yankees. They knocked ed at a golf course (Bunset HUle Tennis Tournament, eliminated by The contest waa ' fought to under liis own power after a Hartford Twi League game. Noake ing PolUh Americana croM bate stretcher had been hustled to to at the East Side Rec at 7 of all out Vic Roeebi, belaboring the ace near Momcnoe, Dl.) they wouldn’t 12th seeded Jimmy Evert of Fort Oomlskey Park, home of the Chi­ limited the . opposition to elaven League managers to discuM a pro­ with the fifth place Mortarty rii^thandcr with 18/ Uto in lea carry tom out. n. . c . . . Nestle's SWIFT’S BROOKFIELD let me play. ----- Lauderdolo, Fla., 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. cago White Sox. where 12 years bite, fanned ate walked three and test entered by the Manchester Brothera. A win for the Om Hous­ FRU IT COCKTAIL 2 than six tonlnga of the nightcap, " I Want to be a champion Uke OoU ago to the night Louis won the at bat coUected two b*M tote. Cleaners. ers will put them in a four way tie but Tommy Honrlch’e 14th homer Loula and I want to play golf as Toronto—Dutch Harriaon, Little diamplonohlp. by knocking out for second, and throw the loop Into SUGAk MILK BUTTER In the last of tha sixth, with one Thrifty Cleaners (15) TU N A SOLID WHITE Ftat Cana good as him.’!^^ Rock, Ark., fifed a record-break­ Jimmy Braddock. Greens keeper Steve Kristof re­ AB R H PO ‘A E a knot. George Swan and Harinan man aboard broke up an 8-8 tie. Joey Maxim.'who gave CharlM ing 68 to iMd the field In the open­ Tha crowd of 25,383, which paid cently carded a 66 round over the 1 Corres are the likely hurlera. SWIFTS ^ Dale MltcheU’a triple arltb the P. AnnieUo. m 1 3 Tall Cans a rough 16 rounds before losing ing round of the Osnadlan Op>en 1248,548, waa not dUappointlng local course. Boucher, Sb .. 0 1 ------35c bases loaded broke a 8-3 tie and Golf Championship. to Arthur Wlrta, JamM D. Nor­ 5 Lb. \ p u r e o r a n g e l L b . J . r s iMt winter, may get another Kurlowicz. If . M ARM ALADE 3 ALLSWEET gave tkc. Indians a 14-inning tri­ . Oklahoma a t y —Babe Didrikaon ris and Louis, who formed the The SUk a t y A.C. wlU play umph over the A'a. The win moved crack at him. H. Oorrenti, p FANCY FRESH Win right Anybody Zaharies, Denver, beat Grace m a Southington Sunday afternoon at lAisi IXight's Fights the ’Tribe Into fourth place p ^ Lenesyk Of Newington. Conn., 1 Kravontka. lb CAMPBELL’S' *T1I tackle anybody the champ However, it hraa to sharp con­ WMt Side Oval to a Central Con­ Sapiensa. rf .. ORANGE JUICE I.IB B V S 3 No. 2 C.08 tha Red Box. Bob Lemon, vrito and 1 In second round of Western trast to the 46,500 (ana who paid necticut LeagiM game. replaoed starter Gene Bearden to Mys,” added Charles, who still Women's Open Golf (Champion­ Teatarday’a Raanlte Cardosa. rf ,.. ' By The Associated Press Chiffon Soap Flakes ... .29c FIG BARS ' calls Louts "champ.” 8715,470 to see tha Brown Bomb­ EsMrtera Horvath. 2b .. TOMATO SOUP 3 mr 29c the eighth, altewed one run in ship. er get off the floor to the fint A second doubleheader softball New Orlean—Jackie Webar, 133 1 Med. P ac k a g e ...... Ic FRANCO.AMERICAN fa n s seven Innings to recelTe credit for Charles insisted that the only General WUkaa-Barre 8, Hartford 5. MUler. c f ...... 3-4. Pawtucket. R. I., outpointed SPAGHETTI 4 CABNA-noN . I tlme< Walcott bothered him .round and flatten Braddock to the Binghamton S. Elmira 2. program will be held one weMc MeCruder. c .. Mventh Victory. CSrl Schelb waa AnnapoUo, Md.—Adar, 82-foot eighth. from tomorrow night at Roberteon Anthony Arnone, 137. New Or­ "When be wouldn’t fight" Albany 4, Scranton 3. leans, 10. the loar. stoop from Greenwich. Conn., skip­ CharlM’ victory over the 35- Park. Tbe Motors and North' Ends "’•.iS® M ILK 2 f„25c "I gave him plenty of iMther in pered by Da\'id Z, Bailey, won 46^ Utica 3, Williamsport 3. TotaU ...... 29 15 9 21 7 8 Oakland, Calif.—Grant Butcher, BOTH CREAMO OLEO 2 un. Today’s Game* ths Mvsnth round and thought I year-old <3amden. N. J.. family AroetlcBB wUI mMt to the first game at Maoebester Cleaners (II 30c mile Ocean race from Newport, 7:30 and the Italians wiQ appMr 184, San Franelaoo, stopped John­ LIBBY’S BesKni had him," said Charles. "But he R. t , to Annap(fils on corrected man was decisive. Walcott sttked St. Louis 6-8, New York 1-10. A. Pussor 3b .. 5 3 1 4 ny O’NeUl, 176. Oakland. 8. wnim*BRrr« at Hartford 4ra. BA’s va. PA'S, 8 p. m.—Oval. . ble plays: Galll to A. Pusan to E NATIVE rataxatioa playing a bull fiddle. He ment to a •oftbaU gaiye at Robert­ Natlenal BROILERS and FRYERS Louis (PoUet 7-4). The South Btod nine ' prevaUed WalnuU vs. Naoaiffs, 8:16— Pagani: Left on basM; lliT lflv’a wUl be plucking It whlel Walcott son Park. agalnat'their buddies from acroM Brooklyn ...... 88 34 .600 — Charter Oak. L FIR M RIPE 2 Lbs, 29c S. Manriieater 10. Boom on balla: Double Header Stoi^< BANANAS * btums. ’’Certalniy, s’a are ready, but ws the tracks but lost out to ths all St. Lo^ ..... 85 34 .658 H North Mathodist vs., Temple, haven’t heard whether or net tha Ptoladelptoa .. 88 36 666 6H H. O rrertI 4. Gslli 9; Strikeouts; GO BY BUS TO Important gams sgatozt the law 6'.30r-Mainortol. H. OrrentI 8. Gam 8: Hit by FANCY NATIVE Lb. Nnstal Ktosr flramsn are planning to flald a Beaton ...... 34 36 646 8 Midget Progmm FO W L enforcers. Tueaday, tmm $$ nitehcr bv Kravontha by Galli: TOM ATOES RED RIPE, FIRM Lb, 19c team ttoa yaar." tha bluaooat big Ty HoUand handled the South New York .... 80 39 609 8U XA’a VO. Kapaya, • p. m.—Rob­ ' Chicago, June 38—<4>—Stan Mu- Wild PltcbM: Ontll; Paased bails: GARRA'S wig said. Last yaar tha Oops 'da- i End nine last yaar and Alton Cincinnati .... 26 84 .434 lOH ertson. sial of the Bt. Louis Cardinals re­ McCroden; Umpire; Kovla; Time: - fMted the Firemen to ths biggsat CtowlM took charge of the North Pittsburgh ... 34 38 .400 13 SUk a t y vs. Manebeater Oean- Jekiiny BONELESS TOP GRADE mained in front of Pittsburgh’! Chicago ...... 23 68 687 14 1:40, POT ROASTS lii. 69c PLUMS SWEET SANTA ROSA Lb. 29c Ralph Klner today in the AU-Star upMt of the yaar on the aporte End team. Both aft expected to era, 8:16—Oiartar Oak. • f Lee Aa. RACING bsMball balloting lor National front to MancliMter before a large meet shortly and formally chal­ Aawrtoasi West Sides vs. Groan. 8:16- Appninted Oarh ■asM8 at League starting outfielders in the crowd at Roberteon Park. Pro­ lenge the polios and than go to New York .... 36 33 683 — N4bo. Lv.. tt iM A. M.' T $ 8 . 6 5 ceeds from the gams entered the work of picking a team that wUI Philadelphia ., 34 37 669 6 Weddaaday. dmae 99 LEAN RIB END Lb. 6 9 c , FANCY YELLOW LbK annual claaalc In Brooklyn July West Haven. June 38 — SundRy* 8i] IRK PEACHES 2 39c MARKET froos Caatev Junior Athletic Fund. wven the score in the yearly sariM Detroit ...... 64 68 J8T 4 RoekvUle vs. Martartya, 8 p. m. 13. Brother NoeL -C.fl.rL IMreetor of 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET Travof A m e y Muatal holda a 18,393 vote sA* CiUef Seheaflel said, “ U the flra- B^arted last yaar. aeveland .... 80 37 638 8 —OvaL- Athletlea, announeed yMterdav 49S Main Rtvart vantage over Kiner on totals p t -h|Mn want to play, my men are Proceeds again will enter the Boaton ...... 31 98 638 8H Thrifty vs. Moctartys, 8:16— •opoliitinent of Johnny Janemda of CHERilSt^’ Tel. 639.484 to 616,193. WUlard Mar- tnsdy. However, they (the oppoel Junior Athletic Fund for the ad- 'Waahlngtoa .. 39 80 :493*8 H Charter Oak. RtratfoM as htad coash of atb> •holL New York Glonte, ia nmner- tlon) mey Mlect their team from vancemeat of Junior activitiM in Chicago ...... 93 37 403 14 . Bt. JamM ye. CangeWr 8;60— at Notre High achool / un to Kiner with 487.348. all departments to both the North town —If the game ia pleyCd. St. Lw is . ; ... U 43 600 to Memorial.

, / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 194» PAGE FITTEBN f * '^u •♦,■'’*-'■ ^ . ^ ' • . ■ ■■ •-______MANCBtESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1949 1tNiNti.lociate with The dining room patron strug­ Metlc«.la hereby given ttat Rue 1041 DODOB 4-DR. SEDAN- outside painting, paperhaqglng, A-1 BLACK Loam, 4 yards, |1S. parlor set, 8-piccc Lawson sec­ T. O. Crockett Broker. Phor I ain’t no catmibaL V Call 2-4646 Fluid drive. Radio and heater. tional davenport, maple, ma­ 5416. young people. gled manfully with a tough steak. Book No. 8107#, leeued by The BotMchold ScnicM general carpentry work. Free Qumrry well stone, 4 yarda, #20. To get old in a burry, try kaap- Finally he gave up the battle and One owner clean car. Flat field atone,' 4 yarda, $16. hogany and blond, bedroom asta, I T ! Evelyn — I don't intend to ha Savinga Bank o f Mancheeter Offered 18 A estlmatea given Men insured MANCHESTER—Duplex 6 and Ing up with them. called the waiter over and de­ been loet or deetroyed, and writ­ 1041 CHRYSLER CLUB COlH*E Phone 4208. Also Bolton building atone and and tablaa, coffee tables, aiap married until I’m thirty. 1037 PONTIAC with 1047 motor, tables, mattraaaaa, and box axcaUent condition. Oant< Kiffe Instructor—Do you know manded that the ateak be taken Florence—I don't intanfl to be ten apidlcatlon has been made to exceptionally clean. CSall #800. Vacumatlc ^rans. and fluid CALL ROY and Oordon. Experts flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. nnjrthmg about aiming? to the kitchen and replaced with PAINTING and paperiiaaging., Phone 2-0617. Stanley Pabuxte. apiings Admiral electric ranges Springs Park is at the back doc thirty imtll I’m married. '•aid bank by the pereon in whoao drive. A clean one owner ear. for rug and upholstery shampoo­ Occupancy 80 days. 88,600 easl New Recruit—No, sir. I am a something eatable. name euch book waa laaucd. for TWO PONTIAC8, 1088 and 1084. First class work. Reasonably and rafrigaratora. Cbambara 1040 CHEV. 4-DR. SPE. DLX SE­ ing. Complete home and office B O rS Bicycle, 26” Columbia, Warebouaa Sales, 801 Middle Convenient terms; balance. Mad •tranger in this district The waiter looked at the ateak Frlend«.Yoa can’t 'Cheat old payment of the amount of deposit Name your price. #0 Lockwood cleaning. All kinds of odd Jobs. priced. Bob Fiska Phone 2-S17A Take it may. The faster you carefully and then shook his (cpreaented by said book, or for DAN—Radio and heater. Oean good mechanical condition, 818; Turnpike Blaat. Hours. 8 a. m. to line Smith, Realtor. 'S-1642 Father Time. street car. Phone 2-0087 or Manchester 2- [NTEKIOR a n d Exterior paint­ 4670. run after happiness, tha harder head: (Manchester Man—No, but some the issuance of a dtipllcate book professlona] leaketball, practical­ 5 p. m., 7 p. ffl. to 8:80 p. m. daUy. you fail 'Whan trouble trips you 4840. ing. pepertk-nglng. oelltnga rw ly new, heavy, rubber, $8; Moaa- Walter—Sorry, hut I can’t take women, jdrive. a mighty close bsr- therefor. ______i1M8 m e r c u r y Sedan, low mile­ 1038 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. 3BCDAN up.—G rit it back now. You've bent It. gsin with him. age. Original owner. Tel. Rock- —One owner clean car. WEAVING of bume, moth holes anlshed. VuUy InauredL Expert berg .22 bolt action rifle, 8 abot DINING Room sets, chairs, tables, La k e w o o d c ir c l e POUND—Small black and white vUle 788-J2. end tom clothing, hosiery runs, work New 1949 wallpaper nooks. cUp, army type sling 4 power kitchen seta, atovea, much mlacal- long-haired dog with ■harness. #01 MANY OTHERS Edward a Prioe Phone 8-1008. Mossberg scope included, price lanaoua furniture at reasonable A few beautiful lot# for yoH MICKEY FINN Local RealdenccI Open Mon. and Thurs. Evenings handbags repaired, xipper re­ LANK LKUNAKD Porter street. MT n e w Car U in. Selling Bulck placement, umbrellas repaired, #25. Phone East Hartford 8-6588. prices. Railroad balvaga Co., 167 to choose from. 100' front lot I 1047. Private aale. 328 Broad. OUTSIDE, INSTDE PainUng ia d Middle Turnpike Bast. Open ava- men’s ahirt chUara reversed and paperhanging. Free eeUmataa. are getting acaroe, why nc| Esso station. 11,625. • BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending NEW OUTSIDE door, with frame, nlnga and Saturdaya. P erm n ali Prompt aervlca Reaaonable oak flU, 8 pairs hinges and lock, select vours now? 1037 FORD tudor, radio, heater, 30 Blsaell Street Phone 7101 Shop. prioea. Phone 7680. D. E: WASHING Machina_ for sale. FLAT FINISH Holland window 9 new single weather stripped l e a r n t o Drive, competent, good tires. Best offer. Phono 1946 CHEVROLET Fleetllhe town Frechette wmdows with fram ca Call 8778. .rWringer 2 yean old. Excel- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA courteous instructors, dual con­ 7772. sedan. 3,800 miles. Just broken shades made to measure. Keys tant oondli 880. G oat' new Realtor trolled car. Manchester Driving in. Kelley’s Service Center, 16 made while you wait MerlowA. GENERAL Repairing, Hgbt ear- TOP SOD,,, xtone for fireplace and $130. CaU t2048. Academy. TeL 4232. 1937 CHRYSLER Royal, radio and Brainard Place. pantry. painUng. Floors sanded, walk. Dry walls Inatallad. Phone 875 Main Street heater. No reasonable offer re­ Building—4kmlraetliig_M reflnlahed. Reasonable. CaU 2- 5805. DESIRE Ride from vicinity of fused. Phone 3613. 1047 NASH 4-door sedan, fair con­ 42(1 M arh ln ery 1'nola 52 Phone 5440 or 5938 Hollister and Princeton streets dition, no dealers. Inquire 587 CARPENTRY — New homes and COLLIER Kayworth carriage. Established. .1921 or Middle Turnpike Bast to Air­ 1940 OLDSMOBILE 6-cyllnder 4> Good condiUnn. Phone 2-3587. GARDEN TractoriH-^ Braady, door sedan. New pistons, |850. Vernon etreet Phone 2-0545. •mall repair!, 81.48 per hour. My Reguirtuf 23 Planet Jr , Choramastcr, Beaver cra ft 8 to 4i45. Call 2-1888. work is tile beet. Box H,-Herald. 191 HoUlatar street HoRie Listings Wanted Phone 2-2841. 1947 CHEVROLET FleeUine Aero ' riding, can Da purebaaed on aasy TICKETS for all sporting evenU rURNITUKE Hapaired, 'reflnisb- Isr ms. Cultivators, sickle mo wee. MANCifESTER Graen — Fo sedan. New tires, battery, radio, CARPENTER Work of aU kinds. ad. ffltalra raaeatad C. C Nash. and New Jork theaters are avail­ 1937 BUICK 4-door sedan, radio, heater, clock, slip covers. Low Boat# and Aeccaaorica 46 and other attachmenta available, rooms, two UQfinislied, flrapb heater, 1195. Can be seen at Attica Aniahed. cabinet work, al- Box 88, 714 North Mam street able at ^ Crockett Ticket Agen­ mileage. Excellent condition. Call terationa Charles Devis. 8 and 10 t^apitol Equipment. 3r Main hot water heat windows weathe cy, 887 Main. Phone 541#.______Keeney's Garage, Buckland. A JOHNSON Sea Horse motor •treat. •tripped. Inaulateo, large Id f f l - r 6917 after S p. m. Waddall road Phone 8-0294. MATTRESSES. Your old mat will make your vacation com­ > —■ I .1 ...... 1939 MERCURY/ccnvertlble club] tress aterlllzed and remade like 810,300. Charles L’Blaparancj SEWING Machines expertly re- 1939 CHEVROLET. Very good CA1U»ENTER Work of eU kinds. plete. immediate dcUvery, easy ROTOTTLLER for hire, lawns and Phone 3020. pe red or edjueted. Reeeoneble coupe. Good condlUon. Reasonably new. CaU Jonea Furniture and payments. We buy. sell, exchange gardana Call Manchester #144, cal) priced. Can be seen any Umo un­ condition. SeUing price, 1400. Roofs, sidings, sddUlons and al Floor Covering, 3# Oak. Tel. 2- retaa Work guarenteed Call 3692.______and repair. A few used motors on fiv Hartford 6-7188 I NORTH MAIN Street 8 IfcWsann Byqnwli, ha. #171, or evenings 2-9419. til 8 p. m. Phone 3293. terationa. Also new construction. 1041. Sieflert. Phone 2-0253. band from 838 up. Capitol Equip­ bath, new heating systcir.. CEMEU4T Mixers, bale wire, new diate occupancy,' #8,800. FUNNY BU81NK88 BY BBR8HBBR6BR CAN YOU USB #100 cmsh7 Join | 11934 FORD tudor coach. Very m ent 38 Main street BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES That's Kitty BY EDGAR MARTIN good engine and tires. Phone 2- CONCRETE Contractor, mason and used Tractors and equip- mortgage. Subtirbqa .IlflMty Watkins Brothen • Kelvlnetor| iRfltrortifMis 28 msnt. Ferguson tractors, smaU WHATSA lO SACfw m N '______OCR \Vl fiOAT CR Kesb {Contest Nothing to buy. USED CARS 3280 after 8 p. m. work and landscaping. V. Bel- Realtors, 49 Pasklna •6TT1N' FAT? yA SMCXXO 66, OF F R t ' i“ cl. Phone 2-1601. 15 FOOT Outboard runabout type riding and walking tractors. Phone 6216, TRMt NOO 'K.VNG V R ll AS K Cell et atora. phone #171. ^1 AUTO DRIVINO, dual control. •acrlflce at |40. CaU 2-9809. Dublin Tractor Oo^ mUlmantie. WBRKlN’ COTONTeH O-GOSM.^ I WAS j u s r 1948 Buick Sedanette 11939 PLYMOUTH two-door, radio AAA certified instructor. Bal- O-GETTlNi' tMTCRKSTED, VWWn IVElXR HMRAVIO TviMB\S.Vii£D — thOt write for entry blank. Konteet| 1947 Buick Sedan and heater. Good mnditlon. Bar­ alterations , kitchen cabinets Phone 2058. HENRY STREET, near, eioaea June 80th. lard> Driving achool. OaU 2-2245. NOW ONLY 10% down on aU new IN THIS VOQkS FMb 68*81 VWIH TVtO "to GCflRt 1947 Chevrolet Sedan gain for reasonabld offer. 85 Win­ end remodeling, garages com street Ideal incatlcu. Good Wl a-rool CAR WHOLESALERS Ed's Marine Service, Cedar ple or working girl. Kitchen privt- single aituatad on high d^atiil 1940 Buick Coupe heater. For sale by owner. Call 2- ditioning, etc: John Oockerham, legea. 198 Spruce street SAYS 1939 Buick Sedan 0089. Florists—Nurseries IS 28 Bigelow street. Phone 4219. Swamp Road, North Coventry. overlooking the lake; Uimadlal OUT THEY GO 1938 Buick Two-Door Sedan Manchester 8728. occupancy. To be sold oampletol transplanted annual and ATTRACnVELY fUrnlabed room. 1938 Buick Sedan 1939 OLDSMOBILE sedan. 1938 Conveniently located at 19. John­ furniabad including stoijt ail OPEN 136 Ford Two-Door Plymouth' sedan, 1937 Ford two- vegetable planta, oardy plants, Help Wanted—Female 35 son Terrace. 1 minute from Main .aicctris refrigerator. Only 87,01 Mon., Wed,. Fri. Night# [933 Pontiac Coach door, 193# ^ord coupe, clean cara. •vergreena. shrubs * and fruit OlsBionds— IVatehf street. Phone 7843. com pleta Very reaaanabla tarn I Priced right Cole Motors. 4164, trees. Woodland Oardana. John WOMEN .Wanted for pressing. Jowolry 48 Wm. Goodchild, Sr., Raal^. Cf Till 9:80 J. Zapadka, 168 Woodland street Steady employment Apply at *S4 Ford ...••.-••••••• ®0 1948 ANOLIA. Excellent condi­ flea 18 Forest street 'Ijns GORMAN MOTOR SALES Phone' 84i4. once. Holland Cleanaers, 1007 LEONARD R TOST. Jeweiar Ra­ NICE QUIET room for reliable 8891. '37 Chrysler ...... 125 285 Main Street tion. Radio and heater. Reduced Main atreet. paira and adliiats wstches expart- gentleman. Phone 2-1488. . *39 Packard...... 595 Telephone 7220 for quick sale, #880. Cell 2-8876. FLOWERS and vegeUble planU ly at reawmabie prices Open SIX ROOMS, screanad porch. g| A L L E Y OOP A Hcafth Cruise? BY V. T. UAMUN ready now, I5c a dosen, #1 a WANTED—Ctrl who understands NICE QUIET room for reliable rage. This home la complata ♦41 Ford Dump...... 895 j j j Thursday ev«nlng 129 Spruce r « e T A M . v hundred. 4,n assortment of ever­ sewing and would ha abl^ to •treat ^bone 2-4887. gentieasen or couple. Phone 2- every way. Occupancy. 80 di XU. BET >6u ■»(C>UU. FIND '41 Buick ...... 8951 Open Mon^y, Wed^sday and TrailOni for Sale AA green trees for foundaUon plant­ teach. Write, stating age, experr. IT MUCH Friday Evenings 1320. Madeline Smith, Realtor. 2-181 WTBRN^IONAt. IN MACHtNC '47 Packard Sup...... 1895] ing or any other purpose. aU at ience and education to. Box V, or 4879. HeALTMlER. EX-OOLLEGB student wants to eCOUNOREl- dUNNINO OUR. t h a n B ea n s *48 Packard ...... 19851 M i l 1947 ^obUe trailer. Ebccellent a low price. 379 Burnside avenue. Herald. GArden—Tarm — Dairy LARGE Room with twin bed for East Hartford Phone 8-3091. Prodorts 50 one gentieman. Near bua H# DIRECT FROM owner, #8 aacfl *48 Packard Conv...... 2395 COME DOWN to Clark Motor condition. Sacrifice at 81,100. OIRL WANTED' for founUln and Phone 2-3214. Open til 7 p. m. North School street. Phone 8398. flea, pries 88,000. Six Mara *41 Buick Gonv. Sedan . . 7951 Sales, Broad street, Manchester^ table service. Must have some ex­ 8 room house. Corner lot, new tor good used cars. We have them perience. Day work. Good hours, STRICTLY FRESH eggs. 743 Tol­ ROOM for oouple, Ught houaeldeep- burner, recently painted. Ble BRUNNER'S from 850 up. We are open daily Roofing—Siding 16 good wages. Apply in person. ing. Alao larxa room for gentle­ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 land Turnpike. range included. Availataie Jifiyj CAB WHOLESAI^IRS ; lit 9 p. m. including Sundays. Peter’s Chocolate Shop, #91 Main man. Call 88M. Phone owner 7208. s58 Ea#t.Cl)ntei’'St. 1989 Pontiac two-door sedan, #• ROOFS BuUt and repaired. Gut­ street. PICK YOUR own etrawberries at cylinder. Good condition, price ters repaired. Cbimneya repaired 20c a qu i^ Bring yoiir own con- ATTRACTIVE double room, fiiU ONCE AGAIN thU 8-roe ’ ‘ EASY'TERMS ‘ GIRL’S Bicycle 24” , #22.50. 11 and cleaned. Phone SM5 or 2- SELL AVON ProducU.ln your household privileges, for business TRADES #848; 1941 Plymouth special 4- months* old. Phone 2-2708. talnera Edward VerceUI, Bolton. Cod la for aala to the putdlc. 8^ ' door sedan, radio and heater, a . 4201. •pare time. It will not interfere Phone 5298. couple. Nice vard and porch, con­ leas than original price. Va with your home routine. Excel­ tinuous hot whtei. Tal. 2-4442. 1948 OLDSMOBILE eedenette. one-o\vner car, price 8795; a 1941 WE SPElHALlZE In roofing and needs 81,800 down, noQ-vaUi| **'6n soeend thoughL eancal the police call—this fivt# Many extras. Low mileege, #1,- Oldamobile. model 76, hydrama- Wanted Autos- lent oommlsaUm. For appoint­ STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own. 12,000 down. To be shown by aiding. Hlgheei quality maleriala, John Albael, Blrcb Mt. Road. AM a chgnca to talk to tha wif# without interruption!" 760, CaU 2-0087. tlc, four-door aedan. Nice car, Motorcyrlcs 12 ment write Mre. Dorothy Buck- pomtmant only. Sals prioa, workmanship guaranteed. A A. man, 29 Highland Terrace. Mid CaU 3636. Bnaincas Loeatioas price $795; 1941 Chevrolet two- Dton. Inc.. 299 Autumn street. For Beat 64 000. Frank P. AndM. 0656.. SIDE GLANCES * BY GALBRAITB 1937 FORD Phaetoiv Best offer door sedan, radio and heater, new WANTED—1941 Coupe, In good dletowa, Conn. c a r n i v a l BY DICK TURNER pay cash. CaU Tel- 4860. ______t FRJ5CKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Act Changes i t Can be seen et 164 Coo­ paint job. Price #775; 1937 De- condition. WUI Can LOFT 40 X 80, in basinaas aactlon. WEST SIDE—Four rooms, BY MERRILL C. BLOSSBI per etreet, anjrtlme. 3335 after 5. STANDING HAY for sale. unfinished. Ftraplaca, full Soto 4-door sedan, 8195; 1947 HOOFING - flpeclallxlng In re­ Help Wanted—Male 36 5720 after 8 p. m. second floor, heated. Suitable tor ' PT- Oldamobile, model 76. two-tone pairing roofe .of aU kinds, also | tlon. Copper plumbing, laun^ 1937 FORD coach #0 H. P. Good offices or businaaa. (nqulra Dan r v TF^ sedanette, 11,495; 1941 Buick new roots Oi'tte. work. Cum* WANTEIV^ort order cook for PICK YOUR own atrawberriee, Backer, 88 Oak atraat in basement atont wlndowa coadltion, radio, heater, live new special club convertible, nice Business Scrvtecs Offered 13 neya cleaned and repaired. Nuj screana, fuUy landacapad. tires, #193. Phone 7166. Thursday, Friday and Saturdays. bring your own containers 28c clean car, price $895. Come in job too smalt or large; Good | Apply Princess Restaurant quart Paul Robotto’a Farm, J. Biilldlng near Itam pancy on complatlon of CHIMNEYS and BTeplacea clean­ K A FEW Good cere left at reduced with your old car. We will accept ed and repaired. Brick - work work, fair price Free estlmatea | Birch Mountain Road. •treat, approaunataly 900 aquara Charlaa L'Esperanca. Fhona : prlcea. 1941 Chevrolet club coupe, it aa a down payment, balance Call Howiejr. Manchester 5361. WANTED—live wire salesmen to fa st PuraaO OorponAtoa Appiyj pointed up. '*5 years' experience. •eU and demonatraU talavislon IMMEDIATE Occupancy, 1940 DeSoto Coupe, 1941 Buick financed for 21 nr.onths. Manchester Chimney Experts. Marloar'a. seta evenings. Leads furnished. Rooacliflli Goods alngla bonta, built 8 raaia. M # sedan, 1947 Ford aedan, 1988 Phone 2-0848. Free eatlmatea. Roofing—Repairing 16 A for quick aala at 8M0Q. Chevrolet. Full price #100. Terma Llharal commissions. Write Box 1941 PONTIAC sedanette. Rea­ O, Herald. WANTED—BRIC-A-BRAC, furni­ Saburban for Rent 66 paymant, 11,900. For end trades arranged. Franklin RADIO — Electrical APPHence FBATURI.4Q Guaranteed roofs mant caU Howard R. Motors, #53 Center- Phone 2-098t sonably priced. 885 Oenty etreet Service, repairs picked up and ture, antiques. Old MIU Trading FIVE ROOM tenement for mlddlc- and e x ^ rt repairs as weU Poet. 17 Map)a atraaL Phonal Real EaUU Spwdaliat 11947 PLYMOUTH four-Kloor, epec- delivered promptly 20' years’ gutter and nmductor work. Try Sitoathma Wanted— •gad couple with no pata and experience. John Maloney. Phone 2-1089.______atraat Odd FMlows Bldg, lal deluxe, radio and beater. Very your ”Local Roofer." CaU Oougb- Fw aala______M chUdran at Mam atraat. South tha Canter), Phone 8-1107. good condition. Phons 6097. 2-104A 1 Walnut street. % Un 7707, WE BUY and aaO good osad fornl' Coventry. Baa Cbaa. B. AUan. I YOUNG CoUage girl would Uke to j tura. Cbrnbinatlon ringaa, gaa ______ALJSCANDER Street — i Otsc-jooofy Hcruas law/ ^ looies LKM cotia4iy»:r- VENETIAN BLINDS. AU types 1938 PONTIAC 8 four-door sedan. take care of children evenings. ranges and naatara Jona» Pnral-lunM M — time on tha market rS 8SA TK 6 U K P 3 V ttf WHU HOLO IM T prr/f lA MUeMMCMA AM/CGmm. A-1 cbndlU^ 40 Oxford street made to order, also recondition­ Healing—Plumbing 17 for Rent 67 complata, lavatory, tile bath, Nrtai/______Linoleum ing. Beet quality. Findell Manu­ CaU 6441.______tura Stoca, 86 Oah. Phone 8-1041. * J ^ Ttm Tbmoomm 9m .t Phone #923. . SUMMER cottage, eomplataly plaiea, 7*111 inaulatlon. Laonq facturing Co., 485 Middle Turn­ STEAM. Hot water and hot nlr MOTHER Would Uke to care for] PRISCILLA’S PUP The Optimist BY AL VEKMKKR Asphalt And Rubber Tilej heating. Van Camp Bros Phone | BREAKFAST SETS, stovaa. mia- furnlahad at COvaptry Lake. Ap­ In baaammit storm 'windows [ 1941 OLDSMOBILE convertible, pike East. CaU 4865. child or chUdren in own )iome| eaUanaona used furnltnra. Rail­ seraans, amM ta drive. Wand UEBTTR/ WUV A d " radio and heater. Good mechani­ 5244. ply m parson. Hank Kaana, Lake- / BUT DOESN'T ALL APPLIANCES Mrviced and while parents work. CaU 2-2857. road salvaga. 167 Middle Tura- wood Haight^ South Coventry. ful eonditlon. Owner nwvl^ THAT MAKE cally and in appearance. Phone 2- EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ ptka E ast Monday through Fri­ of town before July 1st VDUR FATHER 9550 a fte r # .. repaired, burners, refrigerators, Phone Wimmantlc 1021J1. JONES rangei, waaHere, etc. AU work ing. Plugged drama msclime Doga Blnl»—Pate '41 day 6-9, Saturday 9-9.______L’lhperanca. Phone 8880. cleaned. Carl J. Nygran. Phone] COVENTRY LAKE water front guaranteed. Metro Service ' Oo. WELCH Cahmat, chairs, atufflo f u r i ^ u r e a n d 4 large clean rooms. Privata Tel. Manchester 2-0883. 6497. TROPICAL Fish. planU, ' tanka couches, stovaa, amaU pool table, and accessories. KeUy’s Aquar- beach, flush toUat, large acraan Lotefgr Silt FLOOR COVERING MATTRESSEr Re-made and eter- POGGIE St PETERMAN at 821 Phone garden tools, mlacaUanaoua Items. glass porch, flraplace, modern Johnson's HUItard. street, wiU do your| ium, 29 Sunset s t r ^ . Afternoons, evenings. The Wood­ FOR SALB or lllxed, like new. We caU for and 8706 Open 'til 9. electric kltcban, dock and boat 36-38 Oak St. Tel. 2-1041 deliver anywhere. Frank Falk, 42 plumbing and beating, OU pumar shed, 11 Mam street______A'vsUabla July 18 to 23 on and lota at tha Graaa. Poultry Farm South Main street. Colchester, work. Skill and sstlefactlon. CaU ZIMMERMAN’ S Kennels aftar August 6. WUUmantlc 898J1 amidar, 51t OMtm atraat. RookvlUe 2162 or Manchester 2- SUMMER Furniture for cottage. 7778. „ Fresh Dressed Chickens Cohn. Phone Colchester 480. atreet. Phone 8287. Dogs boarded] Ice box, haU rack, electric VlC' 9404. by day, alao, cUppad and washed.] INDIAN TOWN. Baybrook. Five-] l\ trola, combination atova, oU and room eotage avaUabla waakly, CHOICE LOT, 80 X 140. O B T|| Thurs„ Fri. and AN’nQUS^ Reflnlahed Repairing SmaU cross bread pup and ISng-] nar atraat All utUltlaa. Prioad >| done on any furniture. Tiemann. GENERAL Rapaira, lobUng, ra- gaa. CaU 5885. July 2 through I8tb and August modellng, water piping, deep and llsh Setter. Immadiata aala. Phoaa 8-8784. r Amesite Drives Capons For Fourth of July 189 South Main street. Phone ] t ALL Rounded mahogany corner 8th on. CaU 2-9478. 5643. •nailow wan pumps, gaa and DOG FOODS, supplies and accaa- Bulldnxino> PuUets and Started Capons electric automatic water heaters cabmat, mahogany bureau with LAKEWOOD Clrcla: Thla lot l| •oriea. Hand plucking, bathing. mirror. CaU 7-1468 or 8881. a frontage of 183 feat and la v;l Grading RADIO Servicing. Dependable low avaUabia. Prompt aarvtea. Ed­ dipping and clipping of dogal______Wanted to Rant 68 Lfri# l'oncre1« Work 847 Middle Turnpike, West ward W. Jo.hnaon. Phone 8979. ilasirabla. Madeline Smith, M4| •am. iM ST mt mtum. sw. r. a eta • a mt «w. coiit_and guaranteed. A.B.C. Ap­ Kennel Supply Shop. 998 Main I PRACTICALLY Brand new Magic! WANTED—Five or six room housal toe. 8-1843 or 4679. VIC FLINT He Said $20,000 BY MICHAEL O’MAI I.EY AND RALPH LANB Near Hockanum River At pliance. 21 Maple street. 2-1575. street Talaphona 7 4278. Chaf stova with automatle light-1 TERMS ARRANGED or apartment foe family of four I rWoNDiR laMAT fiWamMhils. JbM, the Jumping Love Lane Phone 2-0065 Millinery— Dreaanaklnir 19 ing. Uaed only 0 months. Apply | adults and 1 year old ehUd. Pboaa | “ Sine* I got this oummar job, ovarybody ktap* reminding ,t>Barm«wamaBavisseaaaaff.ag. LAWNMOWERS aharpaned. re­ in* of th* dough I owo thorn— tvon my paronto ar* IGOT IH107MAT Man man, was 9*«thin{. paired, hand and power. Washing Ponltry and SoppUcs 481 87 Gerard atraat Phone 8-1888. 4808. RaMrt Propvty t«r Bote T. D. COLLA mon*y>mad!" “ SO! Importongting gn offiotr, gh?** 901 58NOR ALfk machines repaired. Pick up and AL’TEKATIONS made on all gar-j USED HOTPOINT alactric range CAIX ANYTIME f i v e MONTHS old pulleU for WANTED—4 - 5 room ^)artmant|pINB LAKE ShorsA Bagla:^ n4FF 7NMK6 WOMI delivery. Friendly Fixlt Shop. Tel. ments. Reasonable. CsU 2-487

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T m m s D A T , i m Ih s Wsathsr AvsrsgS Psily Nat Prsas Ran I'V ar 9 . R. w eu iim r x tiw MMth a« Bloy. 1348 of VMxteer BerviosA n^wrisd aecretary, xd Mrs Fraada tost May was a banner month for Watts chairmx of volxtee aerv STORE HOURS Gibbons Assembly. Catholic iced. M rs ’Iliompaon and BIrs 9,725 lUeherd Bolin, e Sfth dies o f Columbus, w ill receive Holy Reports Read volxteer eervicee wlth^ 1,100 i AJLtoll'-SePJI. pupil et the Keeney. Communion at St. James’ church houra of work glvx. The Motor Watts wlU leave Bvnday morniBg a tth a A 9 « t w n aret priee In e eUte-wIde bW for Atlxtlc City where'the cm- Sstuiilajrs 8 AJU. ts IS PJL About Town Sunday at 8 a m. Mass in memo­ corps had tU Mggeat m xto evar ^ tert. He obeeryed end ry of toe late Father Loughran By Red Cross with IS drivers covsring 1,348 venti^ arlU be held from J x e 38 At Tax aalfvlK JUgmdtegtai^A City o f VIBaga Charm ed deecrlptlone of. 85 dllferMt miles in 101 hours Nine etafi :to SO iA Convxthm BaU. . Wrde, end on Seturdey. Jime 18, Members will offer their prayers to Our Lady of Fatima for peace. aidea put In 110 hxra of volun­ ArthnrHm g Storea jSL,ie A ]? ,A p . e t l:16 he ^ Directors at Meeting teer work connected with the (CleeMirS ASvartWag m F a g t 13) MANt^HESTER, CONN., FlllDAY, JUNE 24,1949 (FOURTBEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR m S T S K « m tioee over Stetlon WTHX VOL. LXVHL, NO. 221 snd Fnncto W i Eornlc last night’s article. Miss Han«r John D. LaBelle, chairman of lHanch0$U>r*g Pian o Room et the Center, and Miss Barbara QiiiUtch will be the Community Blood program, approved. Says P aris M a t in g Re> Thim Issues Notice Temple. on toe staff. This school is open eUted that although only frag­ Jacob F. BfiUer, . c h a irm x o f Digtributor for Red Courier Seen The outing of the to all children In the community mentary returna were aa yet Mxcheater Chapter, announced Teab .Russia Does Not For Session on 'Thurt* Club of Memoriel Temple, Pytblw between the ages of 4 and 14. available a very good responae that delegatea to toe annual Red •SOHMER THE DENTAL OFFICE day Aftor Senate Sisters, scheduled to heve been had been noted In toe hoaae-to- Croea convxtion win be Mra. Testimony Today Denies Dare Relax Grip on Call Two Witnesses held June 30, e t the cottage o f M r. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Baxter, house csmvaaa eeondueted Monday Kathleen Thompaon,. xecutive •GULBRANSEN OP ,, Rail Tangle Passes Disputed Bills FOR SALE ana «rs. "'iUl*n> Herron Audoyer O ccupied G erm any and Mrs. W both graduated from St. Lawiwce xd Tueaday. ^ . One of Two Counts of Complete or S^rately Lake, hss been postpon^ ui^m e •WURUTZER later date on account of lUnesa, University, Canton, N. Sunday, York Strangfeld, First Aid DR. ALVIN A. "S ^ E S Perjnry Indictment; NotSolved Hadden Begins His At> Juno 12. Mrs. BaxUr is the form er chairmx, reported that First Aid •HARDMAN Waahtagtoii,. .JuBt. 14 — CF) BuDstin! Used Only 6 Months H artford, J n x 34 — (JTt— Girl Scouts who have not elroedy Donna Boyd. Pj H£,’ stationa will X maintained HAS RESUMED Asserts Their Last Secretary of State Acbeaon to con­ Judith Coplon Cries tempts to Prorre Ac* Spray gun, air filter air Mrs. Howard Boyd of 70 Porter at the town swimming pools TVo vinced tX t Soviet Ruaeta’ ta now RepabUoax rialmed tottay made reservations fo r M®” ** Joseph Aloleio, »n of Mr. x d INSURE Meeting in *Late May Reichibahn W iU ll^efase that X oStatal epiab.a by cusation State Of* reguUtor, 25 ft. air hose, Wood, may be Interested to 1® ^ street. 'The. BaxUrs are now resi­ girla xd four toya Xva hex REGULAR HOURS OB the dafeaelve in ‘‘tX atruggle dents of ’Troy, N. T.. where Mr. Mrs Samuel Aloleio,' of the New tent to aqxtio schools by the W ttb State Attera^ Geaernl WU- IVi h.p. air compressor, that about ten vecendes aw Englxd House, Bolton, w x g>^* KEMP'S Or Early June, 1946’ To Accept Trains Rnn for tha xu l of Europe”—and must Eta fice Improperly Used open for the period July 5 to 8, Baxter wlU alttend R e n *»la e r Red Crox x d will serve x Ufe- McKINNEY BROTHERS *Pve Been Framed^ welding and cutting set, uated Ixt week from M t.^ guarX at tX swlmiping poola Real Batata aaS lasataaaa iBeorpsrated X kept toot aray. Inclusive. Polytechnic Institute this fall. On Emerg«acy Basis Sght wHh Demeetala evar tX To Swell Profits of Charlx Academy, Woonsocket, ^ 505 M s Id St. Tei 60C0 Pnniltare asd Music Ha aald yfotxday tX Faria sander. , this sununx. , New York, June 24.—(ff) qaeettea ef whether tX bod- Tonight’s service at the Salva­ X salutatorix of his class He BIrs Frxda Watts chairmx meeting o f the Big- Four foreign Private Business; Liq* Miss Bernice Juul o f the Weldon w x one of 108 boya graduating ^A lger Hiss tsstUled' at hU mlnlatere showed tX t Ruxta dox get for tX twe-yex period Screamg Contention Bargain Fticcd Beauty Salon, arid Mrs. Harriett tion Army Citadel has b ^ e x ­ BnllstiBi Dark Shadow from toe academy x d rxked eec- perjury trial today that the x t dare follow tX example of e t a r t lx grdy 1 wUI X Ia a ra nor Permit Holders Horan of Harriett’s Beauty Salon, celled. ’The religious motion pic­ Barfla, Fnaa 3«-KF>—W xt OeraM Samvao, 13^ Boetoa’e Bep. Netaon Oarpeater (R„ Over and Over Today TeL Manchester 2-4246 treated their operators to a char­ ture ■■Peter,” win be shown next x d In honors for bis four yxrs last time he saw Whittaker Berlta'a raU eMkaa, nteboffX tX west by retaking its grip in “Wild Boy," waSce Into ooort look- He w x also one ot eight memXrs occupied ftermaay. Oxterbory), Hooee dwlraiaa At End of Crogg-Exam- Despite Sun Heard by Jennings coal broiled steak plOTic y « » t « ;^ ’ Thursday evening.isft. An ‘ open-r---- air- Chambers, former courier by tX Raeetaa appelatad rall- lag very dviUaed. OeralS wX of tX Apprepriattox eeoaait- The meal was enjoyed outdoors at held tonight at of toe to receive plx dxot- agey m anageaM atla atterta to faaetlptfx to Reap Advaatoge w x ke^ prleeaer .by Me nether, s^ice will be •• Ing memXrtolp In the Rhode le- for a Red spy ring, waa in toe, said ta s etatem xt today iiwtion in Spying Tritd Miss JuiU’s cottage Columbia I mmo. 7:30. “late May or early June, Aehcaon’e preMripUon for k e ^ w X le taciag a ebarge ef negleet, that Haddee Tied maSy gtvM Hartford, June 24.— {/P)-— The day was ideal for swimming Ix d Honor Society foe Prepara­ late BorSa org«d a retaliatory lag toe advantage ta to drive | for averr tea yeare. TX Xy bx an “ M thorH atlve opfarioa” to. Insurance succeeded slot nna- tory schools A t toe graduatog ex­ 1986." The former high State Continued Warm and 1938 F O R D « d other water sports. The group Royal leham, patron, of M x- Sovbrt BOX MnelraX toSay. ahead steadily with tX measurx raeovered and leoamod an state eSIetale eoaceraed, Wxhington, June 24.—(/P) chines today x the focus of gathered after the m «l f®' » chester JuvenUe O rx g e . reque ^ ercises he received a $35 U. 8. department oineial thus de­ .TX xU-Oeaxmatat oataa already ta ^ect or proposed — lag. (NBA telepXto). iBcIndlBg Governor Bowles, —Judith Coi^on screamed Rainless Weather Im­ Sftvinn Bond for boing iolectod T M f attention in the ouster hear­ TON Rack Body tosiness meeUng. during which toe aU members to mrat torn o^ nied x e of tX two couaU of the ptaparaS tolegraax to X oeM Marsh^ p ix aid, the North At that tX RepobUeaa.plaa for “ I ’ve been framed” over and lYz new short hair trends were d ^ evening at 6:30 In Tinker hall, x aa the most gentlemxly xnlor perjury tadicttnxt agataat him: tatx la tX Say to tX weot luUc treaty, x d tX admlnlatra' nee ef tX bead retfiremeat perils Farm Crops ing i)eing given John T. Truck cussed and ideas exchanged, l^ t o plXB win be discueeed for eummw clSMlDAll. HIRES ’mat be lied wXa he xld he had O e n x a Baton baaSgxrtax X tion'airn'e arma-for-Buropearms-for-Europe program.program, mv ruv e a s • . fund "to proper ead legaL” over today at the end of Dunn, Jr., suspended chair­ salons are open Wednesday after­ acUviUes ____ Young AloiBlo h x alrxdy hex not aex Chambera etace Jaa. 1, IXakfnrt, aaktag oD Oernxa Two daye foXwlng his roturn ]^0\yg jLlOUltS cross-examination in her es- By The Associated Press man of the State Liquor Con­ ExecDent Condition noons during toe sutnmer. aoexted for xtrance at the Col­ 1337. • aataaleta Be refax ta Xadia from Par^, tX eecretsry detaUed Hartford, J x e 34 — (F> — The ] pionage trial. When Prosecu- lege ot the Holy Crox. Worcester, Sunny skies e x t a dark shadow trol commission. Two wit­ The Mary McCTure G r x p ^ toe AMOMd of PMtfalg PBgCni fiafgbt SxRaei ter oaet Geo- at a news ctmferenx hie toougnts Odied Froai Wires RepflhUcx - controUed House, t<,r John M. Kelley, Jr., final- Ideal for Contractor, Second Congregatlxel chur^ wffl MT*.. He wiU Xgln hie atudlx Oiambera, the governmxt'e over dry-strickx farm Ixda in nesses were called by A ttor­ on “where we go from Xre.” . whlch hx bex taking a vacatlx jy "That’s all,” Miss Farmer, Etc. have a picnic tomorrow at 6:30 there in SeptemXr. kay wltnex in'iU duwgx agataat Firat he denounced tX attacXl parts of the n stix’s northeastern ney General WlUiam L. HXdX from ths GeMral Assembly's spe- p, m. at toe cottage o f Mrs. George RIaa, npxtainy h x oocueed Him ______Jime 34.—(F>—T X Rae- o f t X Communtat-led regim e in SonM reeeatmeot emouldere in Coplon remained seated on ststos today. as he.begx his attempts to prove Can Be Seen, Rear Stiles, at Crystal Laka. toe state's charge toat Dimn im­ e f paaetag aecret govarnmxt por Btaa-diracted ReldiabaX said to­ CxecXlovakta . on Archblahop j Senate against State departmxt’e cial session, will meet again next the witness stand. TXn (or nca«- ^The extinuX warm xd rain­ 295 Main St. Asthmatic? para to him ta 1937 aad 1988 ter day it win refux to accept pay Joeef X r x x a viotation of toe pressure-(or action on 31,18QlOOO,- ly l«u adnutee she. shouted tX t properly used his state office, to Manchester Orange’a eo tt^ The caU for tX House to return | bex "xtri^ped” end less weather in lower New Eng- swell toe profits of his private in- Anytime HARTFORD TRAVEL relay to a Red epy network. • tinitas run on x emergency boata rlghta of coneicnce end toe de- UOO 'arms-for-Europe program . . . tax, New Jersey x d New York team vrill pUy this evening with a Shortly after tX dapper Him west BerX rail atrikers. Egypttan ahlp Star of Su m beads to toet Capitol w x laaued tast| "framed.' su rx ee business. team from Vernon Grxge, on t x bureau cenctae of ctviUxUon.” night by SpeakerSx*hsr J of moxting tension over which “On Juns 16, 1949, toe Houae of x ver been a Communlat.” less pH.-iX. raxing damage to yiaa bronght relief to U montha," M ix repliad Srmiy. since the stoppage w x called five soft coal pita X may shat down charges against Dux aUegx' DtUwonS Hera FMly HALE'S SE son said, served—UX the gouge Representattvea receased subject W ban sX ehouted there w x m xy fruit x d vegetable crops $3.50,' S5.00, $7.50 Earlier, H lx denied Satly that that he condonX toe use o f gam­ BqHpped many by removing the BroiierSy Fryers on a steam XUer—to measure tX d ra t to call by the speaker. ■‘this coxpiracy to frame me” X e Water shortages alra have bex X bad paaxd any roetricted doe- ’IX Idea, .preeumably. w x that Dutch teraea begin pulling out “The Senate hx passed ud named those Xe said had takx bling devices in liquor outlets. symptoms of asthmh. $ 1 0 .0 0 and $ 1 2 .5 0 umxta to Chambera, exteeeed pressures between Russia x d tX reported in parts of toe drought' The liquor' permit Xldsn w X - , , • 2 1 5 1 “ and Roasters ctaxing tX yards arould ataX It of Jogkararta, capital of Indox- tranamltted bills' to the House l^orte stricken area. CoBUBunlat opy ring cou rix. posslhle ter top Russtax to allow Btan Republic , . . FBI reportedly which. In the public interest, neces­ She lexed forward in the wit­ described their Insurance daallnga S n e rB Ix wttk U 1 h^^ Ugh- TryllTocbiy/ Arthur Drug Stores T thtak.txt tX recording of drops X “Critiral Stage” with Dux were Frank R. Busch, Dressed, cleaaed and wxhed. d HEALTH Deataa R yX f btraSwtta traix to come ta from the weat- this conferxee to tX t toe position " o f some ladles’ piece sitate conslderaUx by your body. ness chair, x d obviously directed ■ m mgiDO. 134 tod i New Jersey’s drought w x 33 Wrapped la eeUopluuM aad held H lx atM denied teetimony by ern sonx of Oermxy. ’a Red leader. “In xcontance with toe power her remarX primarily at Kelley of West Hartford, who rune a rea- (Loeal taxea ta be Far aala at tha teliawlag of the wMt b x grown steadily, Xys old x d no rain w x forecast. ta u r x t x d bar, x d PhiUp Wld- la deep trexa for your ox- Chambera that tX lattar Intro- The IdxJKSa reported to Xve graatly, ta atrength aild tX t toe M atyx Rakoai, aays 200,000 H x - you delegated to me, 1 hereto call and Rayixnd Whearty, xother Blau cheater Drag Stsaea: veateaes No walUug. duxd him to a Ool, Boria ByXf, tX approval of tX Americx the House into eeselx x Jtme 30, prosecutor who used to call hx Crops In the state’s largest agri­ ner, a Torrington tavern keeper. aOidy* the acceeserlea jom ^ t ix of toe Xvlet x lx in ra- 3« t a n Communist party membera cultural coxty, BurXgton, Xve Sovlat eapionaga agxt, during a IfUltaiT goverameaL T X Britirii 1949, a t 11:80 a. m ." "Ju(^” sriien Xe worked for him Following their testimony toe' QUINN’B PHARMACY DNlvery la Blaacheeter AU Sweet WeUesley Farm gard to ths struggle ter the eoul have bex expelled ta purge of defXtely reachX ths criticsl ODD FELLOWS HEALTH MARKET terttva maeting at a RrooklyB termed t X W x a lo t o f Boasenae DetemtaeS OppoaHlx in the Justix departmxt. hearing 'wx XJournX xtU xxt a Oadi ar tlaaa payaaeats TM. 4188 Friday Evxlago ^ Europe h x changed from the “eplee ^ pravacatiXa^’ . . Rep- stage,’’ the coxty farm agxt Tuesday to give toe attorney gen­ Biovle thoatar. Chaaaben had and forbade strikera to make any offenelve to the defexlve,” he resenUtive Nixon (R-OHfi eeya Determined oppoeition voiced by ‘T don’t xderstand this whole a With or wtthoat tiade-la NORTH END PHARBIAOT LOWER THAN EVER, BUT GOOD AS EVER such move in toe British ssetor. said. H e said potatoes, sweet corn, eral more time to prepare tX In- aOoo« aOowaaoa for TeL 8545 STRAWBERRY ICE rotated that after the meeting tX IX la going to (oiea khowSewn in RepubUeax during toe SdXte’s case,” Xe screamed. “1 am in- H. A. FRINK trio took a walk in Proepei^ijark d e X te on tX education bi)U indi­ snap beax xd asparagx have s u rx e e phase of his case. O ENm PBARMACT M x Mttal Order “TX rignlficxce of this to very 1 Hqux Dn-Americx A ^ v i^ n o o x t. I WlU always x y t X t sufferX most damage from the Sidllvaa Avs Wapping iii FRESH DRESSED aad thx had d lx x in a 'Cbtati -HUtiwiX-Britlsh, while msktag X portxt in explaining why no commUtea an heari^ tor Dr. Bd- cated toot tX House w«iia.< ixA innocent x d toat I am being Pots Coins In M a d U x ‘ nOOEDIAn DEUVEBT TM. 4S8S FESTIVAL TM. Maau 7188 A fter 6 P. BL 11| drought. O op damage in New Jer- ON BOBOS MODELS CREAM town raataaitant It rnar tX 1rri*‘~T against smsr- qg^fxixt ar^ poaelble about Oar-| ward JL Oondon.. ^ ------For toe bxefit of Supremo 77ELDON DECO T X e x CTorarsy om terax meth­ ray w x estimatX at more thx BROILERS and mioro ta x t a word at 1 granKaarvlM h x not chaagad, LorttoBtaX PXaeOaa Court Justice Jexings, State Po^ McCLURE AUTO TeL 8SS1 Including Sslafls, Beans ods of X xcln g state aid to tow x 310,000,000. lice Lixt. Hxry Mayo spxt a talSMNl thair Initial ardor. ***“ i iriBg X I X Setenriya, t X So- jgrandmother of Hoagy Car- She said Xe did x t know In Paterson, N. J.. s PrMbyter- •73 Mala 8L Onaer Straat C- wXtoer Valentine A. GubiteXv, Ix minister prayX for rain. XM. t - M tt FRYERS 42e permitted to eater yards to repair did take at xy>rate, tX amtoX jj, indiaxpoX; sX wx U x at tX University of Connecti­ in slot machines Jane 24, 1949-6-7 P. M. cut. toe Ruasix with wXm Xe w x Five communities near New 2 5 * instsXtiox and elex yard X x t X t it n o t retax'X holdto mgpiraOon for hie hit tune. “Little arrested, w x in the "conspiracy" That w x part of a demoutra- Odd Fellows Hall The Senate paeaed a mearafa B rxs w ic k , N . J., X v e b a x X tion held In the state police X r- HALE'S This, aaid tX British, w x only ■“ y I Old Xdy.” . . , Triai of Sicillx X t Xe screamed that GttbitXev lawn sprinkXg x d c v washing. We*ll Also Have Fresh Roasters . Plan Support allowed to prepare ter operation which i f controUed in Germxy. It under wiiich toe state would XV racka here as Attorney General Donation 75e Swanson Boned RandaU’s One Half xlven tty student accused of ' at­ 35 per ext of tX amortixtix bad left her ta m Xe a phone caU OeadltlOM Bxardew provided tX RelehabaX agrax would not retax its bold x toe tempting to aaaasslnats Commu­ only tx minutM before the FBI Hadden attemptX to prove that For Reservationa TeL 3372 Headquarters eastern tx e of Germany or x the Oondltiox ta toe heavily tvood- two types of so-caUX MiX ma­ to tX emergency program. nist leader Palmira YegSatU is (O x tta a a d am Paga Fiva) wised tX m . and Hotiye Plump Fowl Of CaAolics A Freadi spokesmx eeld tM r eastern sector o f BerUn.” X arex in New York state x d in chines found in liquor establish- FOR Aim ef West postpxed xU l Jxe SO . . . Huge Kelley finally inanaged ta aX muX of New Rnglxd remainX C h ie k e n attitude w x simitar to toe m t- adixllslng X U ox which snapped her X w m xy persox participat­ ments, were Xto gambXg devlc- iah stand. By extraat. Acheson said, tX hazardous. There Xve bex 86 aim of the west h x been to re­ cable in Chlcssw. x d soared 140 ed in toe “frame-up.” fires in toe AdironXek m oxtaix BONELESS Protestant Minority in “T X movameat of traix would miles shot dswn over Elitoart, Ind. She said tX t sX did not kxw Dux. chairmx of toe three- 6 0 Z . • X Imposible wltXut agreemont by turn self-government x quickly Naval Building since Jxe' II. T x minor (ires m x Liquor Cxtrpl commission, ta ja t Caechoslovakii^ Fears X possible, xder a system gtix- by niinoia National Guard 'pUoL X t aXuted tX t Xe w x certain broke out yesterday in toe lower DAY and NIGHT tX RelchsbsX.” X said, “but If U ln tw A J?Awai-Axi V^rarty xd a P. Shapiro. cXrgX with hsviiil cxdonX use CAN • 1 . 1 9 VEAL ROAST tb. tX RelcXbaX agrees we wiU x xteetng basic humsn freedoms Sextora fighting against Taft- AdirondacX. Rain in the northern of gambling devices in liquor x t- x d oxtaln ix toe necessary x ^ j Hartley Act claim they x e naUled D ia Z " I a Justice departmxt attorney Beat Buy In Fresh Meats. Fate If Rivals Beaten cept the servtee.” AdlrondacX exUer this week lets. guards to r Buropex x d world | •a igx «])(] ^p^U taock out its with whom sX had admitted brought only temporary, relief, tX bolding all-night trysts, were During toe demonstraUx, sttor- BuBsttn! security. emergxcy injxction powef state Oonaerratix department Sunheam Grated FRESH -nie- Xvlst union w x totally High R om xix Catholic authori­ Tall Can Del Monte Pragaa, OXXaalovakta, Top S e ^ Structure | T x ^Tiamed wuitam e . f o - aaid. (ContiBoX oa Page T x ) unable ta xcspt tost position X - ties and Romanix ufficial spcAes- W armx a X aioro humld-weato- Sax S4-«r>-1XseveiaBXBl Blasts Wreck raim tX t m sxt retaxlng their m x aay toat x Untate blahopa 'B im ii; M unitiont Sup* ^y> ber lu t Justice xSeputmont SHOULDERS that etnas hbld npx w Xt they Xd,’’ Ache- er w x today’s forecast for New Makes A Good Pork Roast. Xve Xx tortured North York state. Some showers were RED TUNA ilabstogtok- BX dsrimed. “This msxt tX t Tlvertx, R. I., police , serve ww- ply Area Threatened | h w earux dxiai txt sx w x htito uikiefa . Asphalt Plant tX y could X longer carry on this predicted. Temperatures in the URKE © rant on Mx m I BL lim a , 63, high 80s were expectX, the same y u m ik a il' CENTER CUT ~ oX btahdpa la StovakXttia Xvlstlxation. this dom ixtix of WaohingtoB, J x e 34— UP) — A (O xtlaxd oo. Paga T x ) FISH the life of Germxy which they charging him with cruelty in kill­ X forecast tor moat of New Eng­ SALMON otraageet oeator at Robmui ing nelghXr’s dog tX t had bex top-weret Naval building atwaita Flashes! Oathoilciax in this eextry. Three Men Die as Tank controlled. ^ . lxd . Crops in MsssschuMtts. sl- Ranges, Refrigerators 79c "TV) do ra they would X v e to bxored by S P (^ for warning fire- xder heavy guard today w x tX reXy dsmagX at x estimated PORK CHOPS m e aanexoaxeat by tX exter of 'a three-alarm fire that (L a te Bnllettae of Uw (iP) W ire) ^ ^ ,.— .■1.1* xvanuxat tel- Spews Blaaing Con< glvi X we Xve glvx. tX Ger- xdxgered family, 35.000,000 are Xdly In need of Washers and AU can also threatxed a row of large RidersinBuB lawed bard a ^ reports frex max a targe voice In tX cxductj CoxecUcut xters 34th day rain. DOWN TO EARTH PRICE tents Upon • lliem of their own affairs. wItXat rata, nor x y prospect at munltlox arareXueee. In Maim, dry windy weatox In- Other AppUances ebarehaMB, aad SIpiematin The fire w x reported xder con­ U m e Poetmaetera Owage aeorex beta tX I antiMrittx Sovleto wera appw tly ^>^4 ^ It ... With removal of .32 eX X r Hurt in Crash crcaoX fire hazards in toe forests / o r do. They taew tX t if toey did copper-JaXeted bullet from left trol at 8 a. m. (e .a t.). Forestry offlcialz rapreeaX fear waehtagtoa. gnae 34.— PEAS paring to rapport a traditional not X recovered fo r several hpura House Atomic cooimiUee keepa ** 5 * '” ^ I Baltimore, Jxe 34-(F)-AU X t To Save Boy toat shore patrolmen drawn one rf^ p xexgerT S d to^ ^ ilsioBs of tx osn lra aad VISIT OUR SEAFOOD DEPT. xtagoniat-—the Romx - CatXllc after tX y were blown into A pit close watX x Onk aMge. Tena^ rlassifiratix acts. of boiling asphalt A third vletim, atomic Jttant where “Inventory 6 N W York-Waahtagton Living Costs ^urcb—in the tatter’s Sght ter police, Inctading tX chief ol police • • • Can rarvival a g a ix t the (Tommunlat a workinan, died of burna later. discropxcy" b x occurred. I GreyXuX bus were taJurX at NIBLETCORN FOR FRESH SCALLOPS and Bhght otoen 'were Injured, two Father and Two Sons GtSwrt Orex of (Hilcago; de from xtering. “ Key M X ” in Lottery Held Daintiness Cream government Xwn today when it pttChX off U. Nosing Down Bridgeport, June 24^——T X . A western dergynum vtaiUng in critically. dendxt in Oqmmunist cxsptracy d i T t i S S I l l S . 40 Just northeqst o f Baltimore, first Fodwal arrest ia eoaaeetix P ra g x , who sA ed to remain SnaAe Vlalble ta htanhattan Carry' on Dramatic triaL dsacriXs Amcrira’e W x for dldate estimate o t dami^. ezpl^ ^ three of tX taJurX BONELESS FILLi'l^ n atix of the causeise o f the fire or to | k,,,.* mmA i— with tx Irish sweepstakos la t X ailonymoua, quoted Protestxts In Blfck, greasy smoke roo t h x - Rescue Under T ra in | Indepxdenra x “the Americx were eerioualy hurt eX nxe la Deodorant LEMON JUICE clQc dreds of feet Into the air avar the tell what w x in Building 18 of| Bureau of Labor Sta­ Juriadlctlx of Coaaeetteot was tevpr of tor move x saying “we Bourgeois Revolution.” ... Be­ X to d X criticaL * made today with tX deteattaa ef are next x d we are tost if the ruined CaUfornta ReXery Co. ginning July 5 in Fairfield x d the N aval Research mag aslne. T X bus mwarypd off tX high­ p lx t It w x vlaibta X f x away PhUXelphta,. Jime 34— — “nie reBMmbered, swerving to avoid a iniuntly end effective^ . Antiaap* ZAREX FRUIT FLAVOR CAULIFLOWER Each 2 3 c ts rabdusd tX y artU X v e x end Howard Adam a 86, w X with draam revolvers. Ih mid-April tX index had od- Orders Fleggtags Probe X y a an t X hack o f the truclc, prattix of toetb« Treasury Jims 23: cx, also rautobound. Thlbodex vxced slightly, one-tanth ot one WMffitagtea, daae »4-