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TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1952 Airtrag* Daily Nat Prasa Ran ■ S5t- Tha WaathaT?^ PAGE rOtJETEEN For ttw Week Raded VbMCMt of V.B. W iim ir j ilattrlfpalpr lEngnlng ^m U> jim s 14, 1889 Fair sad cool toplg The Center Church Senior Choir 1 0 ,5 9 6 aa. mivrsday, M r ^Firemen Test Emergency Whaler Line I Voter Making wlft .^old lU regular rehearsal to- Meoabor o f tbo AndU . Lato aftomoba showora.' About Town m o w w iat'7;S0. NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS Session Set Bi i m m o f OtrBtUatkMis Manchetter-^A City of Village Charm ...... slimiil'Ml'iib'i A son was. born FYlday to Mr. lU a « ^ U o n i will clo»« tomor- and M ra Edward J. Koaak of 30 I . ,— OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS »ow for th« mnual OOP Burke, wad, Rodk^llle. CTWBNTY-KIGHT PAGE Satardar. June 81. • t , **“ Will Be Held-Tomorrow VOULXXI,NO,221 (UlaaslfM AdvortMag Ml MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNl^SDAY. JUNE 18, 1»M Orchard! on Avery alreet. A ~ NEW ADDRESS- - - chicken pie dinner will be aerved at The Emblem Club'wlU hold .. Afternoon from 5*6 at 8:80, and thoee who have not sl- special meeting tomorrow night at - x e l leady been contacted, should call 8;30 at the Elks Home In Rock.' Town Qerk’g Office toils MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST vine for transaction of financial Caught MriA Their Pants Down M i^ J. Herbert Finlay of Jbelpa TELEPHONE; DAYS 7691— EVENINGS 2-4194 toad or Mrs. Naj^lle McIntosh of ' business. The selectmen and town cleirR" Harvard road. ; will be In session tomorrow in the Trinity Past Noble Grands will town clerk's office in the Munici- Oaiishtera___ __ of Uberty No IT. , meet w It h Welcome Rebekah H. W. ALLEN liO U . are reminded of tin meeting Lodge dr East Hartford tomorrow psT Bnirenffg rrenr 3 to 8 p. m -fo r totflh t tt Ofiihg» Miaf. -«rhMt aft ernoon at ■> o'clook In the Odd t'He purpose Of making voters-'of ______FLOOH SANWNG a .. Fellows HsU. Local members are MAILING ADDRESS: RFD, MANCHESTEH preme Grand Mlstreas Jeanette the town. ’hiimpaon and other guests are reminded to bring their glfU for the merry-go-wund. To be eligible to vote in Msn- expected. Supper will be served vhesterrat-iha-neKt-elsetion,______-a-peiu. hahq'Mt him at T:30...... Della Chapter No. 51, Royal son must have n year’s residence Arch Masons, will confer the Most in the state and six months’ resi­ The Wsahlad American Veter­ dence In Manchester. ans Auxiliary will meet tomorrow Excellent Master dfgree at lU at 8 p. m- at .the V F W Horny. Man- stated convocation tomorrow eve­ Naturalized citizens muat pre­ bhester Green. A memorial serv- ning at 7:30 In the Masonic Tem­ sent their naturalization certifi­ ON ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF Ice will be held for the late Sarah ple. This will be the final meeting cates and documentary evidence A. Tsdford. A memorial altar before the summer recess, and will muat be presented In cases of cloth will be presented In memory be followed by the usual social derivative citizenship. Swedish Crew LeavM Sinking Plane oif 81c Oltn Francis Beebe who lost hour and refreshments. The next session for making Philip T. Nelson 21,584 Jobs Rest Deny Ms Ufa Nov. 13, 1843, In the South voters will be July 23 from 5 to 4*-.-.*--a.- Pacific during World W ar II, Mrs. The Dorcas Society of Emanuel 8 p. m. . V PROPRIETOR Oraoa Bulla will serve as chairman Lutheran Church will enjoy a pic­ Plane Fi * ' o f the rafreshment committee. nic tomorrow evening at the Co­ lumbia Lake cottage of Mrs. Em­ WE WILL BE CLOSED On Senate Fight ma Hr/rls. Members are requested to meet at the church at 5:30 and flerald Photn, AU DAY TODAY to furnlah a salad or casierole dish Auxiliary firemen of the MFD and SMFD last night conducted an emergency water line test st Ihe HALE'S Washington, June 18— o pumpers, one from each lepartment. were used In the teat. In the photo. Chief James .pected todoy over President Truman’s plans to wipe out the Stockholm, Sweden, Juii^ cludes Mrs, Uoulee Johnson, Mrs. Srhaub In the SMFD pumper at the pond radios lo Ihe other pumper located at the Square as by »tand- Headquarters influence of members of Congress in filling 21,584 federal 18— ' (/P) , — A n g r y S w ed es^ Helen Johnson, Mrs. Selnia John­ ersc rowd around the triick.. Pfossufe of 600 poundj per minute w a s reported xt the Depuot Square jobs. Involved in this proposed shakeup of patronage called the Russians liara tof son, Mrs- SaUy.Johnsoiw Mrs. -Ma-. end of th « III}®,-™ BIDWELL’S mtUiods . ace 4U.43S ..postmasterriip. ly and “the l^ e r . d rw Johnson, Mrs. Lorraine oJhn- ships, 94 'U. 8. marshal posts and dred Johnson, M rs..iorralne John- 527 MAIN STREET ietr ainiheh to nhoot back : The North Methodist Sunday 63 jobs for customs collectors snd Elhel Johnson and Mrs. Florence other customs offictsis. attacked by Soviets. School picnic buses will leave the Fergusons Hosts Liudous. - ...... ______Engagement Truman wants theae s p lin te d Taft Ready The Swedish cabinet met In ait ■ F Church at 8:30 this Saturday by department heads through Civil urgent special seaslon to lUaettai morning. Bach person will bring To Girl Scouts tha shooting down Monday f'TOBLAPPEN Ma lunch.iu8 fare for parents will Wigren-Mayer Service procedure, taking a w a y 4he dawmakers'-YOtce-dn-thetr- se­ be 60 cents and the buses will ■ Mr. anff'MTX. 'ChSTles U"W lgrcn TaPtom ise •boat thii lection. ____ Catalina rescue plane whtdh was leave Forest Park at 4 o'clock that of 15 Stephen street have announc­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Fer­ question ed the engagement of their daugh­ Prisoners of Ohrapound 77 on Koje Island remova aII,olotiilng but Foes OonfIden’t I ^ 1 "1 searching for another lost plane. afternoon. guson of 175 Main street enter­ The cabinet had before ft the ter, Miss Shirley A. Wigren, to their underwear, on orders o f UN- guards, before being bioved to Foes of the three plans are oon- tained the members of Senior Girl j I fft JT ^ I ft II translation o f a Russian note stat­ Carl H. Mayer, son of Mrs. Carl atnalJer, more eaMly supervised compounds. Such a move minimizes fident of besting the postmaster | ing that the Swedish plana WM DIAMOND RINO There will be a regular meeting Mayer of Ne^y York City and the Scout Troop 1, who are leaving for chances of Red PO'W’a smuggling weapons to tbeir new quarters. and marshal proposals if there Is j A fish hook, a sliced golf of Hose Co. No. 2 of the Manches­ late Mr. Mayer. The announce­ Europe Thursday, at a bon voyage over Soviet territory and hM not a rash of Senate'absenteeism. Wnahmcrtnn June iR —JJPl opened fire first. The RussUM ban, a Mcydie, a dog bite. . . ' ter Fire Department at the cornet ment was made at a -tea at the party at their home last night. Supporters contend that approv- „ ^ ’i " of Hilliard and Main streets at 6 Wigren home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ferguson Is cnalrman of the el at the plans would mark the — Senator Taft of Ohio BSld claim thair tarritorlal watem wa theae are a few of the things tend 13 mllea Into the Baltic. TbS o'clock tomorrow night. Miss Wigren Is employed at. the troop committee of Troop 1. Mr. biggest advance in Civil Service today “I am willing to pledge that can lead to a llaMllty Manhattan School of Music, New and Mrs. Harry Firato, parents of recognised limit la three mr/:q,_.rj Roiigos, Rofrigorotors reform In 70 years. a straight 15 per cent cut in Tomorrow tbs government's fom suit for damages. Can an The Bishop McMahon Assembly, York City. Mr.' Mayer la In busi­ Mrs. Ferguson, also assisted with 300 Escape Reds Opponents center their fire on entire family be pwtected up ness also In New York. the party. Woshors and All , taxes” if he .becomes Presi- etgn poUoy council'—the Prsmler, 4th Degree. Knights of Colu'mbus, the postmaster plane. They say it Foreign Mlnletsr and rspresanta* meeting will be held at the Maple Plana are being made for a fall After an outdoor supper of hot dertt. to 810,000 for only $10 Insur- would give overwhelming pbllticat tivaa of both Houbes o f Parllmtttt . Grove Inn. Stafford Springs, to­ wedding. dogs and hamburgers with air the Other Applioncot Taft' also asserted' today the u e e premium per year? power.to the Poatmaster General — meets to discuss ths Incident.^ morrow night at 8:16. Those at­ ..fixings the group enjoyed many and pertnU him t o - « t up_a huge Republican National conunittes tending are asked to go from hilarious games, for Which prize*,' shoTiiid" settle the squabma' over Crewmen a Swedish AlfPoroe liylig heat shot down by twe Ihisshui Jef llg h ^ are takaa la In Cbponhageni Adm, », J. \4Slb- personal patronage machine. Qulstgsard, chairman Dsn4 FLoute 15 to Route 32 and turn left. suitable for use on the ocean voy­ rh.JW.HAUcoM seating Texas delegates at tha the Ckwaaan freighter Muenaterland In rubber beata as the jgaist.sinks lato'tiM BalMe gyh, SevM a w e .at ItUe Clainis Here . . AUMSHimS.ONMR ... SEALY M A m e S S . . . . . $29.95 and up — Chairman McClellan (D-Ark > of mark'* Joiiit CtUefs.of .Staff, alerts .. E dr.tl».an sirw to this and The. imi 18 bn .Life righO.Me^along_ age; were awarded.-Winners of the OOP convihtlom He objected -to ----- 'CaSSteSTng------TJ30O lhe.GoverimTOL_QKERtliinA-C.oip- any other Insurance question, the way to the American LegLon prizes vvefe "Janice "MorpheY, Carol Koje Island, Korea, J u n e l 8 ^ ^ — UTS. troops today movl mtttee, which voted to disapprove lennsB iTreTitatA »m m itt»(nn«kr AIm too «• 473 Still oil Decrease Ann Robinson. Doris Beyer, Mary the decision. feel free to call me at the WoMlof Sing IV.7S Hall. 11,600 more Red prisoners of war from two Koje compounds all three plans, announced he ______;______-■ - Planes sl& er Inside or outsldq John H. Lappen. Ino., Agen- QuintIn, Helen Davis and Emily The Ohio Senator, a top con­ without a hitch. - During the move, 300 anti-Communist would call them up on the floor Danish territory. cy. 11 Oak Street, Phone Smith. m e . today. tender for the Republican nomina­ Merrt-Wods of the Second Con­ Unemployment in the Manches­ Many pictures of the group Ha revealed that Danish mili­ 8818. —- DEWEY-RICHMAN gregational Church will hold their POWs broke away front the 5,600 prisoners in Compound 85 Under the plans postmasters tion. said he considers taxes at ter area continued to show a de­ were taken and the troop was pre­ FINE BEDDING tary units have had standing or- ■ 787 MAIN STREET final meeting of the season tomor­ and were put In separate camps. •- would be named by the Postmas­ present levels to be. inflationary. cline during the week ending June sented some colored film, to take 763 BtAIN STREET T E U 5680 Seven Burned dara sineh March to kHbot b a ^ to row evening at 6:30 In Center None from 605. the other K^oup f-a je ter General, customs officials by T a ft told a breakfast conference Steel Firms Senate Vote 14. with 254 "claimants for unem­ pictures In Europe, by their hosts. klli, without awaiting further Springs Park. In case of ralri the the Secretary of the Treasury, ot business paper editors that he ployment benefits filing at the The evening was a most delightful dam. if Sovlat ohlpa or planes firs picnic supper will be served In the local unemployment office, ac­ ”“rc.'tt^S^J??r“*?o'^imau.riMahk Readics marshals by the Attorney General. believes he could bring, govern­ Alive as Fire one and the girls will no doubt on any Danish uniL lodge. A business meeting - will compounds began June 10, shout — j IHMitmasters no ware appointed ment upending down to around 7D cording to figures released today long remember the d e licio u s Assured of Erases Both Danes and .Swedes wars - follow at which the new slate of of­ by the Connecticut-Labor Depart­ 1,100 prisoners have signified ttay by the President, subject .to Sen­ billion dollars In the first year. It things they had to cat. especially V PrODafifailCla outraged by thg .Sifvtet contention r are antl-Communlsts by breaking. JL ate confirmation, from a list of la now running about 85 billion. Sweeps Home ficers for the coming year will be ment. when lliing under the austere con­ that ths Bwadea were at fault tn elected. The present officers will The number of claimants who away from their comrades. I Tbl . a. T T C thres altglble applicants certified Urgea SO BlUloa Cut ditions which exist tn England, the Baltic Incident o f fast Monday, filed during the past week repre­ by the Civil Service commlsaloil. In the second year, he said, the On Seaway be In charge of the. program. They where they will be In less than 6 2 .oooj^Arr^ I Blasts at U. Price Boost N ew Yaric, June 18—OP)— Sev­ The Soviat ctaima wdra contain­ sents n drop o/ 7.8 per cent from Th# movss boosted the nine-day But members of Congress and lo­ budget “ ought to be cut to SO bit- FUEL OIL SERVICE are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Green. two weeks. en peiuuna died when ftro swept ed tn a note handed tha Bwedloh For Your Added total of FOWs transferred to 63,- ' — —i. llon"—40 billion for the armed Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bagley and the 275 who filed the preceding i« cal political officials have a say in n fOur-atpfy apartmend hmna hi The members of the troop have Convenience ,. . 000 of ths 80,000 prisoners on this j United Nations, N. Y., June 18 for.ces and old to E u roK s »d 30 Waahingtbn, June 18-^fl*) Washington. June 18—< ^ 1 ambassador in Moscow by Foreign Mr. and Mrs. D. D Stewart. week. Aiding In the unemployment long been working to earti the tha aelactlona Brooklyn caltly today. A woman Mlaistar Andrei Y. 'Viahlns^. Quish Funeral Home realizes island off South Korea. (A* — Russia's Jacob A. Malik bllhon for domestic purposes. - drop was the rehlrlng of 10 work­ money for this three months trip, Absenteeism Factor Economic stsbilixers Roger and ber ttaroo rbihlfcn were --T h e Senate, spurning a the added comfort of alr-condl- • At U. S. Eighth -Army head: jsadisd. a double-barreled propa­ ‘:i think, that-can be done." T a ft The note, as broadcast 8y RadjA The daughter horn June 14 In ers each by a- textile firm and a living and camping with friends In L. Putnam said tijday the among the dead. last-minute plea by Preaident tlonlng. Autoniatlc control per­ quarters in Seoul, a spokesman ganda attack In which he was ex­ The reason absenteeism is a fac- said. " I f so, we can' have a IS per Moscow, aaid that the ^ " " AT ITS BEST! garm eX shop. *1,X European, .epuntries, and their .St.. Francis HpspUal _,to.. M r,, and A cripple, bla wife aad two 'rtf' the tDtnt-rmmher of claim mits ’ » -cooltiig, refreshing, nt- Kxnt' ths' United- -NatJona .command pected today to aoeuae the United .(or l*.,th|iL It takes.. 48 . ■yptea-^a .cent eut ln taxes,’'.(— . . .. — steel i.ndufitry ha.8^ been as­ Truman, today; killed a bHI to {ilonalane flew over Hm R ussm i Mrs..Russell F. Yerrlngtbn of 111 dream will really be mal'eriallzing Amesite majority of the Senate's M l mem­ chlldivvi trtipped la' a kerond- authoHze the United Statek stand'of hegj' ttettblifillB nnts. 183 w e re women, and 33 of mosphere at all times. In warm will move "several thousand” States of using germ warfare in In his speech, T aft hit again at sured of “friendl.v and sympa­ coM^ IpiNm Delmont street has been named when they take the train from bership— to kill a presidential re- floor froat apartment — were coast, opened firs on Soviet flghU is m i\ the claims were Inltlsl. weather or large gatherings Communist prisoner* of war from Korea and keeping 14 nations out “ land generals" he said are domi­ to join with Canada in con- Joan Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Yerrlng- Hartford at 11 o'clock Thursday organlzatlpn prim. A majority of thetic” conaideration . of a ivaciied by a neighbor la a dra- srs whan they brilarad if to land, The drop In Manchester uncra this added, convenience 1s great­ Koje to nearby Islands...... —. of the United Nations. — nating Pentagon thinking, and ra- combustion affidency. Mobil- ton have two small sons. night. the House membership may also steel price boofit if a atrike Mbfio n tflf through hiirsta of stnictingTthe 818 million dol­ aiut flaw out over The Baltic sw AUTOMATK OELIVUY-tsves both­ -plovment calne In spite of a state­ ly appreciated. peatrd hl'i demand for a supreme Previous reports said about 30.- Western delegatee agreed these reject a proposal, but the House settlement is achieved. Dame aindg a ledge l> j feet lar St. Lawrence seaway and after the Russian planes rstumad er of constantly checking your hast bunts completely! wide Increase, which saw the num­ W iU lA M P. aid power to stop Russian aggres­ 000 would be moved from Koje. were the main points Malik would has taken no steps toward any ac­ Putnam told a news conference wide. power project. tha firs. The Washington School library ber of claims throughout the state try to put across in jllacussing the sion. oil supplyl HEAT-SAVIMOlirS-hslp heat your . Intelligence officers said one tion on the three current plans. that he and John R. Steelman, act­ Members of aeveral other It adopted 43 to 40, a motion by Ths Swedish A ir Fores had told has closed another successful year. rising to 18,075 from the 17,010 Andover Girl Wins prisoner had cited one of the sev­ two Items he has set for Security As for keeping American troops FULL »IEA$ME-no "fu#sswork"l homebetterjatJess coetl. .1.. FUNERAL I f the plans, are'not disapproved ing defense mobiltzer, discussed a San. O’Canor (O., Md.) to jaturn vastly different etoiv—that the Figures tell the-story.' A total of for the previous week. en leaders of rebellious compound Council cpnslderation this after­ on the continents of S u roK and 2,583 non-fiction books were bor­ by midnight Friday, they become 64.50 a ton increase, during the (Ooatlnued os Pago T h i«e) the bill to its foreign relattoris plane, A Catalina fljrlng beat N o chancs of srrori. (OURTEOUS SERVItt - considera­ 77 M the top prisoner of war on Asia, th4 Senator told the ^Itors: rowed and 2,287 with fiction titles 82,000 Scholarship noon. effective automatically. negotiations which broke down 16 committee for further study. searching fo r a Swedish transport HOME Koje. The officers planned to ques­ As worded by Msllk, the pro­ " I don't think we should do It as aiAN FUEL OIL-to promot0 tion for your premisesi were circulated In 113 days of op­ »0 36 MONTHS TO PAY McClellan told a reporter he days ago. The senate thus repeated action plans missing over.tha Baltic since, Presenting Dinner Rlt MAIN ITRIIT M.— RSOHI 4444 posed Soviet resolutions sppeared any permanent policy." eration. Parents serving as libra­ tion other prisoners to ascertain was confident a majority of the But Putnam said the figure was it took in 1947, the last Ume a alm- iost Friday and also feared a vie* - The Philip Lautcr Scholarship the leaders identity. harmless enough. ITie first Would T a ft also said he doubted the mentioned "among oth^r things, tlm of Savlet lata, was unarmed rians were Mrs. Walter Muske, EFFICIENT, RELIABLE WORK GUARANTEED Senators present would vote advlsablllt;y of any permanent law Ozarks Prayer ilar bill was up for Senata consid­ Mrs. Otis Parker. Mrs. YV'llllam For Press, Radio aw-ard of $2,000 at Windham High It was tn Compound 77 that the "appeal to states to accede to and against the postmaster and mar­ and nothing was settled." eration. and was shot down 18 miles out* bodies of 16 freshly killed antl- ratify the Geneva protocol of 1925 designed to meet such things as Bide Busalan territortsl waters. Stavens and Mrs. Frank Cribba. School has been won by an An­ 1 O MARK OP MACHINE SPREAD ~ POWER ROLLER shal plans. But he said he was Defense Work Hit Hopes Fade Reds were uncovered after the for the ■’prohibition of the use of the present steel strike. Two of the downed plane's sev­ dover girl. Leatricc Joyce Frank- L U M u U t9 R OUKLITV not certain 49 adverse votes would Putnam’s Itatement — perhaps Healers Foiled The measure, opponents and Hartford County Medical As­ bacteriological weapons.” The designed to prod for a settlement en crewmen were wounded In the be on hand. proponents agrae, now has no sociation tonlgM. will hold its first land, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. second calls for "adoption of a re- (Continued on Page Twenty) —qame against this background attack but all were rescued by a W t Hovo tho Proper Equipmont and Know How (Continued on Page T w o) With the national political con­ chance of being brought up again press-radio dinner in its 160-year- Stanley Franktand, of Long Hill commendation to the General As. of other developments: German freighter. ventions near and campaigns wax­ On Burned Girl at this stssloh of Congresa, ntar- old history. Rcpre.senlatives of all road, was named winner at grad\i. sembly concerning, the slmultan' 1. The 17-oay strike of 650,000 Though official comment was PICK-UP TRUCK DON'T DELAY ~ CALL TODAY ing hot, the Senate has had as Ing adjournment or reeeaa until fhe dally newspapers and radio atlon exercises held In Wllliman- eouB admission to membership In CIO steelworkers was beginning to not forthcoming until the textIt o fi many as 30 absentees on some re­ after the national politteal conysn- stations In Hartford County have tic last night. Britain Delays the United Nations of all 14 states Harriman Tops pinch munitions production seri­ Springfield. Mo., June 18—(AT— the Soviet note was received from FOR SALE been Invited to participate in the The scholarship, which Is award which haye applied for such ad cent votes. ously. A plant at Cleveland halted Officers entered an Ozarks moun­ tlons. ' Moscow, bne government authority YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BUSINESS WITH Truman, In a letter to Ben. Bus­ di.'cusslon at the Hartford Club. cd on the basis of excellence in mission.” Sen. Humphrey (D-Mlnn), a making of mortar sheUs and two tain church last night and, despite denied every major point of the 1451 4-W HEEL DRIVE studies, good citizenship and sell (D., Ga.). said failure of this Dr. William H. Upson,.president Iran Oil Cargo Calls Charges Falge leader In the fight for the plans, Kefauver, 4 -1, firms at Detroit said they would protests by the congregation car­ RuaftoA contention. character, leadership afid partlci said in a separate interview he soon have to stop-making rockets. country to participate In the inter­ The plane, he said, "was a CatoM W ILtVS of the county organization, said These innocent sounding phrases ried out a seriously burned 16- national project, would b* "ont pf that this' meeOhg wBla planhca U> pation in school and fmaivcial ac-; brought ah immediate charge from was. sure -the customs ^proposal year-old girl who had . bain bsld tlcltlCS', 'was established In hie- the-worst economic mlstakea'* it (OoMtlnued on Page Tfw w tyj one ton pick-up. Fully equip­ bring about a closer understanding On Way to Italy U. S. Delegate Ernest A. Gross would survive. On the other two,_ In D. G. Contest ... ( Obhtihai»L''ba P ace'Tw o j without medical attention for 24 mory of the founder of the Elec­ he said he was reasonably coiiff- has ever made. ped for service. sUtlon work. between the press and radio and that the Soviet delegate was try­ hours. - ■:— ' Truman’s letter was read to tha Front end wineh, push boar«l. the physicians In the problems of tro-Motive Manufacturing Com­ dent THE W. 6. GLENNEY CO. London, Jiinq 18 — The ing to exploit whatever propagan-, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TTie church members had Bought Senate just before it began debate tool box. Winker Ughts. Appl.v publishing medical and heWUi in­ pany. U .was presented by .the —VPt The Postal Employes’ unions Anglo-lranlsn Oil company today da remains In their "false charges" Averell Harriman today4iad to heal her by prayer. — on the motion to send the bill back formation. Lautcr Foundation. have taken a leading role In the •The officers took Ruth Carder 336 NORTH MAIN ST.—TEL. 4148 won a temporary court Injunction on germ warfare. He said the Uni­ layed all-olit support of President to committee. Cook's Servico Station Mias' Frankland. ranking sixth A FINGER TOUCH ted States welcomed the opportu­ from the Free Pentecot Mission barring the removal of a disputed Truman and civil rights to a run­ News Tidbits Canada announced months ago Bulletms hlanchester tlreen in her class of 228, has held of­ nity to show up the charges. (Conttnued on Page Tw o) away victory over Sen. Ekites Ke- Church at Mountain Grove, Mo., fices in the Sports, Glee, Dolphin. ANOUP IT GOES cargo of Iranian oil from' the that should Congress penist in Its Cheney A A Plans CONSTRUCTION CO. Western d e I e g a t as generally fauver In the District of Colum­ Culled from A P Wires • and sent her to a Springfield hOB- refusal to authorize U. 8. participa­ from the AP Wires Latin and Officials Clubs. She will British port of Aden. agreed with this view, 'raey con­ MAE MURRAY DEFEATED bia’s Democratic presidential pref­ pltal In an ambulance. enter the University of Connecti­ This WS4 a first round victory tion. In the project. Canada would GOOD PLENTY OF PAVED PARKING SPACE ferred yesterday, but would not erence race. The girl was burned about the build the big waterway Itself un Season's Program cut In the fall. for the AIOC, which went Int* «w discuss what counter moves, if Troon, Scotland. June 18—*46 It was Harriman's debut at the face, chest and shoulders by an oil PLANE DOWN IN SEA tion when the tanker Rose Mary New high speed attack type sub­ the Canadian side of the St. Law ­ WINDOWS anv, they had in mind. — Frances (Bunty).Stephens of ballot box. Now Mutual Security stove explosion at her home In rence river. New 'York. June 18—OP)— ^Thn ' RECORD SALE CORNER BROAD STREET and MIDDLE TURNPIKE cariYing 1,000 tons o f Iranian oil Enxiand, the 1948 titleholder, marine, "The Trout," to be commls- Mountain-Grove Monday night.' ^ eh'qrTlHinievTt'AthtetirTAs The_new Malik taQ.ve_«ih^iMk^l administrator, he has served In Coast Guard said today that n m-^flBiPiwBfiriSPWF many appolntive gcT^*ffftn'CTlFpOilU stonM gp Yerwqaewed wiaOws,: „ , Sta* ^ f P soclation started Its new year off ~ ~ ~ T E O P H O N E ^ : 5 224 " w'm ’ alrned at "the’^TIbll'ed"! Canadian offlHals avt Indicat­ o f Aden. British Women’s Amsteur golf .Former.Gov. W. Preston Lane, Carder, took the Injured girl to V2 Price with' a meeting of the e.xecutlve the only one of the major western but never before sought election. ed that construction wilt start miles o ff Barnagnt Light. N. J,, ..Aden armed police went aboard power* which has not ratified the championship by defeating Mae Wins 'IW’o ^ z e s Jr„ of Maryland, rejects offer to the church. About 100 menibers and that three men had been board laat Wsdheaday . night at the TheW.G.GLEN N EYca .'I'lffit .WISS. Which Imnlod-her ^ g p ; Murray . of RntlandLy.t.,-;the tert of the congregation started-m’non- next spfinft^. - home o f Bin BrrnnBn;"2l Mt. Nebo (Swva protocoi:iudff:m leader .or ’H e. won tWo n m # *: .The dis­ become nation's Ctall Defeme Ad­ Tlie ■fte«wfty;- whtch"«t lefttL-fti* .njf :k :im bi^ POTTERTOIPS at Bandar juiahur, s small Iraiman American survivor, 5 snd 3, fe- trict’s six votes at the July 21 Dem­ stop . effort to heal' heir by " prayer place. Plana for the coming year BUILDING MATERIALS U. 8. PrcsldenU have supported,, port on-the Parsian gulf, despite-j- (oontiiiuwd On Pagb TTwerty) -day*...... -- ...... ocratic presidential • nominating ministrator . .. .^ Six persons, as she lay on a cot behind the pul- 'There were no other details ' ,vvwcial LUMBER FUEL X 4 * l-sX'v. " (Jim/Baker rcpoctfd...-. wquld, link, jhq. Qreqt Lakes to the affsir'was jirrahged for July 30 at ■ •wiinri«i(|-bjr.tlm^arttlglS«ompa*^' 'cunventhm;'aud''the-'PTastige- -ef-' aad Sevan injured when-guard'raU. Atlantic thereby permimng immillnfriy nvnilshls. 3J6H.>4AJN ST. F.*NCMtSTEX 414*48 , that IL'aUU claims ownership of beating the vote-getting Senator collapsed and threwc-tli4m 'imiler .A (pli9Zi>*^l*n-TOtercd_lhe church G au d reported,.''- . . the Italian' American Club In yestei^ay morning but said he was ocefih-golng shipping to navigate Rockville. the o ils from Tennessee. train at Tokyo railroad station to- plane prevteuaty was r e -. BftLCH Is Your K.?f»uv«r.,.ha,9 ,w p p :,}ia r^ not allowed to treat her. to the Midwestv -• Amew'tdesi-wtll -be tried' et this :May..JU4|i*«-QU...V:*;,.,.'.. day..~,. Japaa. tpday.. ahlppaft ' Cbimiy''''T'rt>i(«\lt6f' 'O k-tb fcT ■ Tbe-legleiattA^ rieo pwmoeee Mis - party when the, group will allow A Foreign Office spokesman In Future of Europe ApHfiy IS previous presidential primaries 500,000 In gold talllon as part of constnicUon o f a 3,3()0,0(j0 horse­ KiS:-«fi*SS. Prevent - Londoo-aaidi "Appropclate.-legaL ..-^tha,t one, bfifig ,FIpr)d6.’.x .qp ,M«gt. .hac:obUgationA- .40 - JaterrNa.Uonal Moody, City Marahal Dave Hop­ .^Cpgat Puard. epM tbrrp. wpp no.^ wifcK ifteftiher th bring •n gtw'Bt to power hydroelectric plant’ tn- tlm 8, copped by Georgia Sen. Ricnanl kins. ■RatrbfSgt. -E. TE. -Bi'rtflSY affd trouble in that nfed. the party. With this new ruling, action will be taken lo prevent the Monetai-y fund.. .New Defense De. International Rapids section of the cargo aboard from bemg disposed Russell. partroent casualty list of Korean Sheriff Baker entered the church many . wives and husbands of last night and g ot the girl. St. Lawrence. Engineers estimated Cheney Brother's employes will o f to a third, party." Presumably Hinges on Reich Court Harriman claimed President Tru­ War lists 12 killed, bringing total AUNT 4TH BANDIT man's approval— but not formal en- "When we got In and saw her that the annual y%ld would exceed Groton, Juno 18—

—Btato have an opportunity to enjoy some the company will seek a writ to battle casualties to 109,071. 12 billion kilowatt hours. Overheating doraementL-Af hla campaign. The John D. Rockefeller, Jr., gives 10 lying on that cot the sight of her poUoe from Groton Barracks of the affairs sponsored by the ' seize the oil. Truman In hie letter to Ruesell President reportedly Is cool tow'srd made me sick,” Moody ■ said. He were eheektiig ears today at the club. Iran nationalized the giant Bonn. Germany. June 18—(f l^ ^ d o r Heuai. who signs all laws, at- million dollars to T^e Cloisters, Kefauver’s candidacy, although he said she had been given no medical tollhouse on Gold Star Memorial CLASSICAL There wilt be many activities southern concession of AIO C more The future of the ambitious plan so nss asked the court to say which houses a medieval art collec­ "If Canada conjfftKtalto water has said all the would-be Demo­ aid whatever. bridge seeking a man who eo- early tn the evening followi^ by than a year: ago and kicked out to create a two-mlllion-man. one- Whether the present constitution tion of Metro|mlltan Museum of way then no doul^^jw m e' future Krmits West Germany to rearm cratic nominees are good men and r t . . . State ponce crack down un State of Hyaterld Mped after a holdup Friday at BETTER DEAL dinner and dancing to the orches­ the British technicians. Since then uniform European army to ward Barclay said the church mem­ administration will allow NeW the WUUmonUo Savings Inetl- Iran, whose economy has nm o ff possible Russian aggression for her defense. quallfle'd for the presidency. lotos vehicle violators brings 47 tra of Tony O'Bright. Complete, unofficial returns bers were "In an awful state of York and Quebec to obtain all the tote. down almost to the point of bank­ The court’s answer w-ill decide per cent increase during month of ALBUMS Early indications show that now rests with 24 German jurists. from Washington’s 45 predneta Three men were arreeted' PONTIAC DEALER there will be a large turn-out and ruptcy, has been trying to sell the These judges of the Federal whether the army treaty and the M ay.. .Communist-backed land re­ (Oonttnoed on Pngs TWo) 78 RPM , V. ( 11,Ii r 'tr.' t VI (111 li< -l-i showed Harriman with 14,075 form law permitting government (Oontinned on Page Two) shortly after- the noon-tlnie ticket sales may have.to be lim­ ell in world markets. The dispute Constitution Court In the south associated K *c e contract with the hoMup, which netted 8566. A ited, it was reported. Hartford German city of Karlsruhe soon western Allies can be ratified by to break up large holdings for dis­ (Continued on Page Twenty) tribution among farm workers feerth was-'Meattfled by police, Th« Most tfflcitnt and iconom- (OoaUnned ea Page Two) must decide whether it is con­ the present parliament. as WlUlam . J. Wright, 94, of stitutional for West Germany to I f the court rules that a change went into effect in Guatemala to­ kef Off Burner c d a y ... John Foster Dulles says he South Coventry, driver et the rearm and join the European De­ of the constitution is neces.sary, Electrical Storms Hit Staie^ OIfieial,Notiee believes If Soviet Union cannot car need In the theft. fense community (EDCI. the whole plan will topple. Con­ Rossellini Threats 1/2 PRICE !■ odditiM to cloofi. Life Imprisonment without open war get control of A maa aaewerliig Us deocrip- Making Voters ^ Diuiot hM(« U. ft. oil The plan to merge the armed stitutional amendments require a either Germany or Japan, it la not ttom^ was reported to be hltch- The Selectmen and Town’ L'ierk bumor ownon Kawo tworthirds vote of parliament's Cause Widespread Damage tho eemfertms' forces of six nations—West Ger­ To Kill Self Bared likely there win be a general war. hU d^ this morning In the WU- ^ ALBUMS HAVING of the Towpv of Manchester here that foot •DovifiKO For Pomeroy, Wife many, France, Italy, Belgium, lower house, the Bundestag, which Umaatie area aad Groton bar­ olono oro moro thoo French Cabinet approves plan by give notice that they will be in LET US STEAM CLEAN YOUR Holland and Luxembourg—^oes Adenauer’s right-wing three-par­ to spend 100 million dollars to de­ racks was alerted to he’ on tha. Were Now session at the Towm Clerk's Office rofMjfinK tho coot of not begin to work until all six ty coalition cannot muster. , Los Angeles, June 18 — (fin By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 4 moAetera which had been flirting tho oil Mmor. Manila, June 18— WlUiam J. velop atomic energy during next watch. Ui the Municipal Handing for the I f the court decides that only a Suicide threats were ascribed to Connecticut was swept by a with 90 degrees before the storms k _ 2 12-INCH RECORDS ...... $3.60 $1.00 RADIATOR AND BLOCK WITH Pomeroy. Amerlcim propaganda parliaments have ratified It five years ... Long Island Railroad simple majority Is necessary to Italian film director Roberto Ros­ series of electrical storms Thiea- struck, tumbled sharply as tha last yURY DBAmXKlEBD __ purpose o f examining the qualifi­ Ivoo 6 t u u v o u e r r chief for the CommunUt Huka, and Dispute on Law resumed normal service today aft­ cations o f electors and admitting In W est Germany the opponents approve rearmament, the Ade­ sellini by Ingrid Bergman’s form­ day which brought extensive dam­ storm rode out of the etate, bring­ 3 12-INCH RECORDS...... $4.92 $1.50 P ^ ts 20 Mas. hit Filipino wife, Celia, today were er two-day strike .. Explosive ex­ Now York. Jnao 18—(PI—Th* to the Elector's Oath those who ISM ot. of the plan— mostly Sociallsta— nauer government Is considered er spouse. Or. Peter Llnstrom, in age but no known loss pf human ing to an end a two-day heat wave second federal' ooart trIU of HYPRESSURE sentenced to life imprisonment for pert killed in Calif, when Mast shall be found qualified on Wed­ $245.80 $312.37 LASSEN are trying to block ratification by fairly sure to get the measures a contested suit for summer cus. life. ’.*‘4.,.*..,^ which had scorched the sUte. sUpper FraakUa B. Weaver. ', 4 1MNCH RECORDS $ 2 0 A cleah cooUng system armed rebellion In the Philippines. rips private laboratory apart ...... $6.23 $2.00 nesday, June 18th, 1952 from f 451.45 an appeal to the constitutional through the lower house. tody of 13-year-old Jenny Ann A t least two homes were burned Actually, there were several charged with maaniaaghter w . $ 2 « 349.22 a saves gas and oil Bach pleaded guilty to the In­ l a v y announces new member o f storms during the day but tha P. M. until 8 P. M. only. court. 'ITiey contend that the con­ T he Socialists and other opposi­ Lindstrom. to the ground end many other shootiag a Negro eook at seMc UMITED QUANTl'nES • saves motor wear JENNY dictment which also charged mur­ V, N. Negotiating Team In Korea most severe one rode in from New Naturalized citizens must pre A \emm V$100 goaH $20.60 PETROLEUM stitution, drawn up thretr'years tion parties who appealed to the Dr. Lindstrom, a neuro-surgeon, fires were, caused by lightning oM M today wHh the Jary o a ^ a saves repair bills der, kidnaping, arson and robbery will be Rear Adm. John C. Daniel. hits, electrical power was out- tn York sU te early in tha evening. sent naturalization certificate be U «M $1S le 6300 ffiOAthlf iMtelimMli $10.0$ 6oefc. aa ifiembere of the Huk organlM- ago when German rearmament court have, been waiting since told of his visit to the island of . — I- dMdloehed. Weaver, of Coo*. January for their answer. Strombol! In 1949, before Bosael- Sen. Estes Kefauver got 71.0 many parts o f the state and tele­ It lashed the New MUford-Kent-. fore being admitted. Documen- ^Oe^ Signet are Alee. “Your Community tion. was not contemplated, makes no Washington ehprUy after 7 Eagiewood. N. J , was a e i^ e * ; The Adenauer government, lini and Miss Bergman were mar­ K r cent of Democratic vote in phone service was Interrupted. Re- a n e lary evidence must be presented Judge Fe|lciaimo Ocampo said he provision for the recruiting of p. m. and whirled acroaa the etate, of tho willful IdlHng of W IB fa ^ I-rat cosissar raar u sts f sav rts- Shell Distributor meanwhile, is pushing steadily ried. and of Rossenini’s objections Oregon's May 16 primary ..... pidr crews worked through the in cases of derivative citizenship. refrained from imposing the death 'armed forces. hitting the Watertown-Waterbunr Harvey, 94, with three PjhU^ Signed: CLARKE MOTOR SALES Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’s ahead with plans to get the pacts to Miss Bergman seeing him. But Bridgeport furniture store owner, night restoring service in most Mtota aboard tha Is t e a a d t ^ FINANCE c a l Bolton— Tel. 2-0121 sentence because the pair ahowed Frank Jacoby, left estate estimat­ localitieB. area before zooming into Wal- Pottertoti’s Samuel J. Turklngton 301 IROAD STREET, MANCHESTER *Tndlcationa of ' government replica that nothing ratified before the Bonn parlia­ he said he heard of what he called liixgfonl around 8 p. m., Unea' sUa Plylag Trader Inri flMr • JAIVtS SUIlDINa ed at more than 6500,000, to vari­ Widespread though tha dam­ A L L SPEEDS 33, 45, 78 R.P.M. Natalie G. Meintoahr. Pomeroy, 36, Rochester, N. Y. In tha constitution apeciflcally for­ ment begins Ita summer recess. RosaeUlnl's strange behavior from Oct. 98 Iwitwam MaaHs WMb 804 AUIN gntUT (Over Weeheerlh'i) R4ANCHUTII, COfO*. ous civic, charitable, educattonal age was, tha state received some Ella Quish bids military forces. .(OealtaiMd Ml Face MIm )' Eoha, Japan. ■■J- 180 CENTER ST. PLE N TY OF FREE PARKING Diet 3430 • Phllls l.'Jvnkln., VIS MANeger TELEPHONE 2-2012 ANYTIME and religious organiiiations. benefit from the elements. Ther- Dated at Manchester this 13th 1mm e«4. M milMh d .11 wriM.4l«| tem ______ihe) Outsell Because They Ejcel (€ ew P a g * B g h t) West Germany's Prasidant T h ^ . (Ceellwefl am Page Nias) (OMitteMd aa Pagg Bight) day o f June, 1952. " a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18,1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER^ CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1962 PAGE TH R Ef M i R T W O down here on Sunday and the KUk ! flrat attempt to crack the com­ thing collapsed.” BURNSIDE AVt NUI 300 Escape Reds Single Feature Getting Receives B. A. Degree This negotiationa broka down 1 Graduate of LKkinn mercial blockade on Iranian oil by Steel Firms sMiviHi tinsaMSiMNcaifTia J Vote to Sell Art Instructor Former Elks Betrothed Seven Burned Agrm Jo Public Meeting ^Britain Delays Teat At State Thisater the week end o f June-1.- - I e AlR-OONDinONED • i V • '' J r o n AlOC. Putnam made public a letter to Reports- from Aden said the During POW Shift 8*8 CbesOler lur miitiii ■ ■r~-T company demanded the tanker's A suggestion made in Heard Chairman Brent- Spence (D., Ky.) gody Biaoa On Garbage-Dump Issue 1 Iran Oil Cargo -Along -Main Street and later Assured of of the House Banking committe# 'Something: ...... caiim- Thhi was rejected by a “ Red Ball r z representative of the oil buyers (Continued Ktom Page One) approved by writers to The protesting the committee’s recom- To Live Herald’s Open' Forum will be mendationa for relaxing price ceil- Express” For’ Rayihonfl Benjamin Sweeps Home The Board of Directors laat nlght | O^Way to Italy aboard the vessel. Armed police prisoners had been moved peace- Second Congregational were then put aboard^ put to a four-day teat sCartittg Price Boost taW - Snd-for. outright-repeal- o f ____ | :U . .... tOBntla«!»|d..fri>i»:. I Ooe) agreed-to hold an informal public other mipeetton of the - p lffer, Agents said the purchasers hair •fuUy on June 11, tonight when" ■ Managajr 'JaieK credit control authority. - .Church • Issue ‘ Settled - HeW4A»«Ige PjfsI i« ’ 1-5 meeilnf at tit* Verplanrk School win be made Friday. It Is belia-vt. . No Oppositloa Been Sanson of the State Theater In- In a poetacrlpt, the economic Sat. I P. M. Kid Matinee. "ai soon an possible" on the'towm'a that the inspection will be m odj'. (OMtlaasd Croas Fag* Oaa) agreed to buy the oil at 18 per Brig. Cen. Haydon U Boatner, —Re|»iibliran lyeader famlllee fled from the rrowded cent’ below the prevailing world trodueda a trial single-feature (Continued from Page One) stabilizer declared that laat Bowery Boys, 4 Cartoons, By Vote of Members decision to resume garbage dump­ by Dr. Robert R. Keeney, Jr., loca " camp commander, ordered Com­ Western. . Sum “No Room « ...... ■ briek dwelling. la now bafora the Internatnohal market price. program In place of the usual night’s vote by the House Labor- ing nperations at the town dump, health officer, and an official oi .. . pound 02 moved tomorrow. No In addition to the strikers, mor< For The Groom" plus "Hood- Building h new church Hn1 ■ i benberg *»<> Cle, near Spitz, tino Della Zonca, secreUry of the the prisoners attacked American tpdaj’. ^,,Mr. B e ^ a fjiirniier ! Mp, Ferdinand, 9; son, Ralph, 1, The meeting will be called by - gwMa^and. Iba lntennedlary in. . abort subJacU. .. Bvcntag. 8h.lOK,-- 2. White House talks were go- have disturbed^ nieh2hfrj5_,QX .the Mayor-Horold-A,—Tupkington-oa., ager Martin ordering JJomhardOL tJ-^.— flriril'Baia'Ii'e knew nothing o f the InfantiY'guardi" aniTIi)lit'88 TtlTled.' ibg eh alrned at making arrang#- ‘Seedrid 'Congregational Church Republican .state chairman in Cal-1 and itanghler, Aleaeondra, 8...... the sale .was the Italian JMUddic tahker’s itenerary 'except that it Inga of the ..feature,, tbnight. ... 'Lm-y ■ -Rentw,' 27; -and her auoa . as -tcacUon..aquipmient,..-uaed{ .StOB dUjnptaK .gAClMgA.At Jth*. B u t Oil Company. The oil was Last Bunday ih«y;bum ed th^lr Thursday and Friday will, be mehis for reopenihg Sonrio piOAtS ' Wiadadr Lbclce S-SSTS ’ -fo r ' pitrlh'd ftr '3'’ 2 ' yt-k'fS, “■ Vt'ef'e’ '(’fornTa waa ' a“ 'fq'rm'e'r Itep In the sanitary land fill method of gery, to clean up the area, to r e -- destined for an Italian port for re­ was to come to an Italian port. Communist flags and sent word to under a special unlon-manage- OzSrks Pfayei^ settled la.at evening by a majority town chairman here. B-year-oUl eon, whose name was sume dumping at-the town dumj', ’ Nicola’ Rlzzl. owner of the Hon at 6:45 and 8:40, and tha garbage disposal, can he made fining and thence transhipped to Boatner they w/ere ready to move. matlnce-wlU be nt 2 p. m. Con ment a^irejn^L to predure ■ Vote in acceptance of a mollbo by Mr. Benjamin, a lawyer, served not Immediately determined. available . for a demonstration,. and to abolish hla piggory, Th «tiiras-regiatcre3 tanker said In T X 1' *1 J All iinldemlfled woman board­ ,, Iwiiaarianilr Beds Protest Recess ttauoua ahow on Satueday-rbii Sherwood G. Bnwcr.s to continue regHonat dllrector. of ~the Repub- , Qi heral. Manager. Biehaisl : MariJ~n:!J^»4j tesjillne !ta» .Jtl.v.*«> gi.vtuv ■ Jn. J.hs, JlggitfiL ■ d*«_ Fliiit ilitlaaapi GbrtCWhlW ahe' entered Aden for ■'“ Smarting'iinder ' ah Allied im­ tiona. Government officials Said ■■ to tire the* preaent rhul'ch at Iieth rfatiiwai CoHimlttee In CaH-' er In the Ftentn home. • partment order" is June" 38, BS* - emergency repairs to her engines. gina at 2 p. m. 'The regular e r ,'ViiNDSt?/? Is considering employing the land­ The little .veaact's voyage la the posed three-day recess, the Reds double feature will be shown "considerable progress” had been North. Main and Noith streets, fomia in 1928-36. 5lr*. Kodriqiie* and her three fill method of garbage dlapoHsl at which LomCardo may he faced- sent their liaison officer! to Pan- Sunday. made and Some definite announce­ and to appropriate a sum of $10,- He was born in Vallejo. Calif-.. children were found huddled In the dump. with a court order to forco hisS munjom today with a complaint ment might come later in the day. On Burned Girl /^ I V L IN THLMRt I 000 from available church funds Dec. 14, 1872, son of E.«M. and ' their third-floor front apartment, compliance. . ■ that tha United Nations walkout to make nece.s.aary repairs to the] The directors' declain'h to hold 3. There were signs the House Ruth S. Mahon Benjamin. He | and the olhere In a fourth-floor tha demonstration, and permit resi­ To date, Lombardo has made an * was unjustified. might go along with the Senate (Coatinued from Page One) building within the next year: attenl-.’>2 aea.son he was an llf .taXlrtn and San Antonin, Tex*a. 2300. • ______Fnkieriidca aelud Ihe'IhTohi; 'I ^ burnM btaWing I* in a Keeney's health department order off to aporadlc Are by mtdafter- War, II for three years. Inter- by Lomhardrt'i atlorneyr Wllitgm price increase should be allowed la beat and Ibe thurideralorm the striictor of the children's art class. 'before moving to Westport several ’Thomas ..Coll* Jfpr K#.;.. and urge4 otherm to follow mixed Necro-Piierfa' RkM justified and reasonable. nooa,--:...... eatei.in . JanKuwea, _ -something that, cannot.-be-settled, — large -fli-mda-y- school -Toom-..was ciT'Sr'iradawoflh'-AWfft'ri'm •ye-Bi-iiriiiigij;...... rages, for Thomas Cofla Construe- btnt. Tbb'IWittlier'na-rrted'lieriiow,- ' netgMwrhntHt'------•—— flheiw this morning—-that-Samuel Rhee Fora Electixl Japanese in leading universities until management reaches a con­ IN MANCHESTER filled to overflowing, by voting scum, Hartford. He wljl_con­ the crlppirtl fOfher fnlloweil, Lombardo, who heads the firm, A poinaellla plant can be kept Special purchase and is able to read, write and con­ lion Company, .a t 222 Lydall At Pusan, three strong oppon­ tract agreement with the imlon OPEN FORUM HERALD ON JUNE »Ui friemhers. The vote waa by tinue his student affiliation with street. 29,90; and for Frank and all got safety along the One gram of pure stiver can be had’ taken an appeal from ' the until the following season by plac­ verse in that language. He 1s a and brings to stabilization officials showing of h- fore you have l>een dependent. In all prohahll- 841 M AIN ST, :han by the asaembly. It also backers of the seaway is that it's FUN FUN would give South Korea a two It.v. for financial aiipport from your family. needed for shipment of iron ore ^ JOAN VIVIAN bo,use congre.ss. from Labrador to ateel plants in UFOHD BROTHERS . Now, a«i an eiliployed |>er»on you will be Both measures have been de­ the Great Lakes area. They have making your *»wn way In life, earning .vour m and^ by Rhee, who faced almost said' theoe newly discovered depos­ f v IVANS •lUINE STEAK HOUSE • H ft A I 8 M U 8 * own mnne,v. May we nffer .vmi »nme good ad­ certain defeat if the asaembly re­ its must be tapped as those in the •TAM MIT vice? .4a .you Mart to earn, start to save more. (weeping cle arance of tained its powers to pick a presi­ Measabi area near Duluth, Minn., MONSON, MASS •ILLY There are many good purposes which suppl.v dent when Rhee's four year term are dwindling. ICKtTMl , eM suLimH reasons for sasing but the most Important expires this month The railroads, private power COME UP and see the "Sons Of M MIt thing Is that you S’AVE a certain portion of As a concession to the assembly, companlea and repreafentativeo- of Eun" In action. Shows: Thor*., riui / / KEEELBMSSaiE these earnings reguinriy. Deposit them In this famous>make summer the compromise alao would em­ some coastal porta have opposed Fri., Sat., Sun. "The lough show •tMITt Mutual Savings Bank. power the legislature to over­ the seaway. of the East." throw the cabinet Two presidential candidates — Tel. Monson 8227 Chang's followers aay- they have Senator Robert Taft, Ohio Repub­ nearly enough support to push Jhe lican, and Senator Elates Kefau- FUN FUN .00 compromise through). ver, Tennessee. Democrat— sup­ No Sabotage. Found ported the seaway as oppflnenta of ^4;*^ Day* cStarts TODAY ’ Also at Puaan, U. 8. Army head- the recommttal motion made their STATE quarters said thorough Investiga- arguments. values to 2.98 MAT. STARTS AT 2 P. M. tion of the Haeunde gjnmuniUon xaft said "Four presidents of PLUS l^TESTNEWS T » £ We’re clearing out di»contlnued num­ dump fire and explosions Sunday | United State* have recom- FEATURE AT 2:25 Savings ber* of our famou* label bra*... You’ll - showed no evidence of saboUge, mended this project'.' to Congress .CAM OONS^^, A >lUTtJAL ’ SAVmCS BArVK. find *traples8, white broadcloths, long 'rte bffleial probe Info ' 'Other and that these recommendations E V t FEATURE AT 6:48 possible causes is continuing. came before the Labrador Iron ore ..r- I- lines and black satins in this group. One American soldier was JOE McDOAKES COMEDY and 9:00. SHORTS AT 8:80. fleJda. were prqved,^^...... ,,, Right or U A Broken 8l2€«. ' killoi), four wtfe h'oapllallxea, and He declared “We should aay. f Depnalls made on or-before tbe 24 were Injured In the blasts 13 now we are In favor of It” and ’ 0(»OJ1T2 i GUARONIUD Hol^Sofa corset salon miles northeast of here. then go ahead to work out de­ fifth of any month draw Interest r, IN FUU AS NATIONAllY ADVERTISED tails by adoption of amendments. Hi '- He has favored putting the proj­ from the flnit of the month. 21.5H4 Jobs Rest ect on a aelf-flnancing basis. $ 6 9 .9 5 Kefauver asserted; ""Its Soloct from 11 dalightfu! piocot in tha r "There is going to be a seaway •ech Mctiee On Senate Fight in any caise. Opposition here csin- “Smoftsat" group . . . moka dezant of Keith's Exclusive for-Mtinchesfer^ -S not block it. American ships and frankness is "reentriiCM ftoW Phie VKIe) ^="f*ioea» '-wHE ■lnJMMting ormngsmu H that, wodt- Roo^F iatterftfg^-f-A rvtmget^ le. # The only question is, on what battle . .to reject the p o a ti^ te r terras: Shall we have a voice in -Leunlla wondon with your living room, what- making thoee- -terms or. ahail - wjt STSirts'sixtw . Pdrioiiii w J n r i t m g ^ ^ life wyoor liT' plan. Involved; amonif'olher -Uringe not^ ...... " ovisr Ht sizd ^ sii^ ^ is their ' feiid .with th* present Majority leader McFarland I D., "FLYiNQ LEATHERNECKS’* and ’‘SMUGGLER’S GOLD" 841 MAIN Postmuster General, Jeage. . . M. Ari*J, .also, supported ,the project-. '4 hiiMy ,. V. r wg rpom wjth cxdtiagly pew. Iw DonoWson. H e'sola "Tie'’ p tJnlted' Ir. Supporting, the propbaals are' States are going to build,, the aea- :ar--==1 the Citizens' Committee for fh e .way regardless of who has charge subject.trail innest 3 Tol Krochler. Des%ning new as spring itself . and what Hobvef'ftdjwrt'Shff-lfie' '6f ■liuliatllg' lt;’*'' smswer io Hie $ 1 5 9 .9 5 ” Civil Service League. , That is true, he said, because i . . ,, CTOUaye, gepim in those mrruig^ acM iftbrial Eyery war*^., ' ■ tearl(e'r*’thls' seastoh, ’Ihe '^hate" 'A'fe'ericaAa-i^bWily-'wSuId'bliy tliiS ' 'T ‘ ■ battled over a reorganization plan Canadian bonds If Canada goes j eternal sex wiping out Senate conflrmation of ahead alone and because the bulk, ITHE PLACE TO 60! tile piece is "Cushionized” for lasting comfort! Make your the 64 CJollectore of Internal Re­ of the shipping toll* would be paid questionings of $99.95 venue, by United States firms. I living reom ''coma* oliva" with this V0fry $79.95 -■ri- McClellan'a committee disap­ fireworks; young people!” our proved this one, too. but It won BOROS DROPS OUT out 53 to 37 on the floor. Louisville, Ky.. Jnne 18—(gV— TOMORROW MGHT —SheHa Graham arrangoabla new Kroehlor Furniture that Julius Boroe, ^ newly-crowned’ Spnctacutor IxcMna CAPABLE The Arctic ocean has a. low salt National Open golf chaanplon, 10 P,M. you'll And in d stunning open stock at content compared with other aesw withdrew from the PGA cham- Swimming Exhibition 8 P,M. because of the many American and plenehlp today before the start I Keith's. little Aslan rivers flowing into it. of the flrat qualifying round. Colleg* and Olympic Staii Boroo, who is not a TOA mem­ - • ber, was extended a special In- FRIDAY... . Boot Races suntimer vltotton to play. Boordwolk Done** e nsnP«e«MM| LEWIS BACKS STRIKERS IN PERSON News Tidbits ..Washington, June i 18—(g^— Best thing I ever did . . . getting into the SeJp Culled from AP Wires John L. Lewis told the striking DUKE ELLINCITON i CIO steelworkers today his habit of joining ra-y grandchildren in a glass $99.95 mine workers ore "in the fight AND MS OMKSTM of good, fresh. Milk several times each day. with you" and sold his union Is S«ind«F, Jwnn 22 West Oerman-Iaraell conference getting up a 10 mlUion dollar Doetdr says us older folks really need the on reparations for Nazi peraecu- fund to help them win their M 23-29 JOHNNY natural vitamins, minerals and proteins Na­ Our spirited young sum­ tlons of Jews resumes at The strike. Hague tomorrow with German of­ ture has poured into, MILK 1.. especially Cal- mer halter-top sundress LADDIE .ntl hU Aimlee* Une Sent has a covered-up look, fer of 714 mUllon dollsra worth of cium.-Well, no'w I look better and feel better goods as starting point of discus­ KDUCAtiO DOOS $59.95 when it’s worn with the sion ... Max Conrad, song-writing : Fw4*n»a*c*« Deny . , . and I knovr I'll LIVE better. So make ■1 ' $59.95 -'.'I , AIR-OONDinONED Right er Led HMfieJn reversible little cape,.. father of ten, reaches Iceland on DAILY AMUSENENT mine MILK . every day! lined in white pique. transatlantic solo flight In Piper .*/>' ...w . 20 FEATHIES Sizes 9-15 in black or plane . . . Yngoalavla coonted 14 EASTWOOD •f V - a : . a- 8 DM ON 'n« Tonua navy with white. dead and property damage sev­ Je* Ckaadler O F MANCHESTER eral hundred thousand dottart from Bar MlUaaO la Monday’s j^ t n in g and hall storm “Something “ Red Ocean PLUS: . . . SID MELTON in "SKY H IGH ' dress salon ...Lisbon. Portugal, reports ieortti To Live Ban tremor during freak hail and elec­ FRI. at 7 P. M. K e i t h ' S I FOR FINE tric etorm lost night.. -V. S. pepn- For” , Express” m,comtirtTKt/r Friday j SAT.. SUN. lotion climbed to IM,8fl2,000 on 8iU-4dU4iU OenUnnona SoT. and San.j CIRCLE FYoa 2iI6 lU A l May 1, Census Bursnu estlmatsd SUX.I THE SMnXB M ’ b MAIN ST OPPOSITL HIGH SCHOOL today - f horaiiai r-

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD', MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1962 P A G E F I V E MANCHiSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CQNN„ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18. 1952 midnight by Theodore Berry, 98- carnival foremen, after he found die Dandy," "Grand Old Flag," and William Allison, cash award. Mon­ Thursday, June 26 at 8 p. m. In m B tiv Investigate Death year-old 'llorter employed by the Snyder dead In the bunk. !^w4:.Rles».. Amerlc^^^^ ies won In the award will btf .used the church parlors. Miss Eleanor carolval management Dr. TT-Peter "Scwmrtx.- -actlng- COSMETIGS - T o U f U a d Graduating were: William Alll- for the .purchase of tmlforms- and Ltttle of Guilfordr -Is the gtMsst L^ninjf^toimt of Pisa cording to the coroner, liut Snyder iViedical examiner, expressed the WB CARRY ALL ron, Wllllmro Tobin. Charles Elsen- equipment. - . speaker. . Of Carnival Hand In one of the bunks since he was opinion that Snyder waa dead LEADING BBAm>S Diplomas were awarded to -82 hofer,, Leon Dwyer, Charles Cer- Senior Patrol Leader David Loy­ Mrs. Edith' West Gunther of the zlm has completed requirements Neither fire department or then under the Impression that the several hours when he was found. •* boys and girls of the eighth grade vens, Leonard Ridzon, Benjamin Federated Church left Saturday man had .fallen out of trie bunk He will direct the autopsy at the for the Eagle award and will re­ fo r. Claremont, Calif, where she May Fall in 2100 A. D. police were notified or called Norwich, June 18-(gn—Brwald Arthur Drug Stores - class as Hicks Memorial. High Neff. David Waldo, Arthur Got- ceive hla badge at a Court of Hon­ Norwalk. June' 18—<^-Outly- out for storm dkmage last Allen Snyder, 41. of Capitol and was merely Intoxicated. W. W. Backup Hospital. tler, Edward Konlar, James Cald­ win attend the General Council of U/IWJU OF IMPORTANCE Ing dIatricU of thia city W’lll re­ The death, according. to the School at exercises held Sunday at well, Margaret Loyitm,lJaiie Dun- or to be held In Somers June 28. Oongregatlonal Christian Church­ night. The only public service Heights, Mary., a carnival worker Miss Bernice Hall attended the es aS a delegate from the local ■ By DR. DORBNZO PISPISA t main without police protection disrupted during the storm wss attached to the World of Mirth coroner, was reported this morn­ Large coal resources are found the Federated Church here, neck, Betty Krcchko, Patricia Mot- ing by Albert Moody, one of the In 28 states of the .United States. v/eddlng of Russell Bacon and group, representing 19 churches . Ptwt, lUIy-^-«V-If you want to I becauae votera defeated a refer­ lighting, when a portion of the Shows now playing here, waa Read Herald Advs. Dorothea Luhrsen. and Allen calf, Paul Besseile, George Mal- Miss Susan Peck held at North In the association. do what thouaanda of other Amer- j endum by not turnlng_out In auffl- West Side residential area found dead under mysterious cir­ Jones of grade seven acted aa In­ chuck, James Hansen, John Han­ Haven Saturday afternoon. cumstances In one of the sleeping sen, Michael Zagora. Aletha Senk, leana have dona and be photo-. clent atrength, at the polla yeaUr- was blacked out for over an strumentalists for. the procession­ • • Mrs. Lucy Usher hn.s rcturne/^. r w $17.95 645 MAIN STREET—TELEPHONE 6887 T Starts white—Stays white! 333 Main Street »3.98 DU PONT 7 ‘t G O IN G TO Beautiful ihowtr curtaint wHIi matchinf HOUSE PAINT Spjing^ and. 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A T \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1962 PAGE WE N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY> JUNE 18, 1962 ...... three children Richard, Peggy and how to examine toe Interior of the of the First Congregational I In New England to protect buy^ Kathy, left yeaterday for Oifton, animal to determine whether or Church'will ipeet tomorrow from I don’t iheot down neutral plaiiM, tary alwut him.' in a lohg“ range OPS^pol Checks era,” McDonough said. ' . South' Coventry N. J. for two weeks. Returning to not it ia dlseased.-The group will 7 to 9 p. m. in tha veatry. IH antl|P0tpr and the Ruealani do. fashion we will not emphasise, for Kotary^B New Chief He aald names o f dealers falling, her home there with them will be meet again today at 2 p. m. at There. will be a pinochle party I Mrs. PaoHns LIttIa They do becaute they think they he la after all, none o f our-particu­ to comply with OPS regulations their mother and grandmother, the home o^ Aoger Carpenter at tomorrow at 8 p. m. at Pina Lake Used Car Dealers have been turned over to the OPS . Coventry 1-BSSl Mrs. Henry Scherllng who has Pine Lake Shores, South Coven­ lEopnitig Ifpralh can get away with it, and the lar business. S h.o r a a Community Clubhouse enforcement division for "appro­ been yisltlng at the Cooper home try. POBLI8HSD BT TUB We Just happen to know some­ with - M ra Stephen Zaches aa | truth U that they can get away Boston, Juno 14—(fl>)-TJoseph priate action." for uie past two weeks. The Junior Hi Youth Fellowship chairman. thing about him, which adds up Twlna Graduate with It. for' a Ume, and up to a If. McDonou|d>. regional office of T h e director said that the. spot Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Motyoka. to the fact that'hto appearance oh Ronsld ta d Roy Koehler,: 18- limit.'The truth la that the world price stabilisation director, said check ahowed that 61 per cant of Chinehilias. and family have aa a visitor, her Main street la a pleasant miracle the new car dealers were In com- year old 'sons of Mr. and Mrs. mother Mrs. M. E. Newberry of la not yet ready to go to war he- today a spot check In N ew Eng­ Aftfoetiv* in the Uvea of some people, so pUsinca with OPS requirements. Earle H. Koehler of North (Coven­ Amsterdam, N. Y., who la spend­ reuDd<4 Oetobcr 1. lin Cauae one plane la ahot down. The land key cities of 2.688 new and •quipment. ing a month here. Swedea may have been doing a lit­ that it caught our notice when It used car dealers dlaclbaed that 23 The spot checks were made, he try were the first set of twins to BxM^ said, in Boston, Springfield, Maas.; Mrs. Noel Toombs, a Grade 3 5SI3iy»**S*Sd ■t U* tle looking, aa our own plane pre- happened, and gave us vicarious per cent have failed to comply graduate from the George Heraey teacher at toe Robertson School, with used car tagging requlre- Concord, N. H., Portland, Me.; Robertson school. The last set vloualy ahot down In the aame area pleasure, too. Providence, R. I.; Montpelier Ift, was given a surprise farewell manta. . _ of twins graduated from 'local party Friday afternoon by her may have been doing. Although W e wantJJm to .be welcomed, and Hartford, Conn. lOM » A T » "With the relaxaUon of credit schools was D itae and A n n Rich- pupils' and their mothers. She was the free^ world will tend to be- and told he has come to a good controls and opportunity of deal­ __ardspn, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ale to said to be good for hay prasantad. a namaa.neckrplece. and .Uiive t h e ..^ e d l^ Moouhta olT the 'town,' ' to be' "amohg' M ehdly peo­ ers to bbitouM prices "bn financing Leslie K. 'fUc'hardsbn' 'o f' 'Ripley earrings to match. Lightjrefreah-^ arrangamento, OPS ' requlremeilts fever—mA champagne- for just Hin,. formerly of Pine Lake •••••••••••* affair, the Ruga^a are tolented ple, and to know', some day, that plain hey heyt Advertue in The Herald— ll Pays menta were served. * .... will be strictly enforced by OPS Shores. The girls graduated in IB.OQ In providing ' counter-chargea his first public appearance waa Bunnies Progresalng 1649 from the Center School. Joan The Coventry 4-H Bunnies Oub which, for aome, will atlll confuae noticed. Maria Koehler was one of the ush- rapidly, *eirs during the griduatlon exeF Any children inSreatedin jolnlhlf U '(•SelEltVElX the laaue. StlU the eaaenUal facto are See the Green Briar Model Home, Hills Street, East Hartford, Decorated by Watkins Brothers cises last night at the Robertson raav contact any of the following: fichqol...... _ vtolMe.' The Riiaalana - are trjrtng L . in. Dyer, leader. 7-7606; William Joan M. Koehler entered live King of Storrs, Junior pleader; to make the Baltic Into a Ruaalan So They Say classes at the Manchester Lion’s David Farrall, president. A t the military lake. They are ruthloaa In Club Horae Show Sunday at Mt. laat mtoUng tha children were their effort. They have no re^ Nebo, Manchester.' She has re- Uught to kill, dreaa and cut up I>ull m itIc* eU«at ol N. B. A. ■•tr- A t some absurd hour in the apect fbr neutrality. seived a second place award in the meat of a rabbit for eating early morning (the young mother the western class and a thirdrd purpoaea. They were aleo taught I f the Ruaalana keep on with in the hospital) la awakened. It place in the ladles’ three-galt<-ad"^ thia kind of behavior, there can may be a thermometer . . . or or­ H. J. Brunnier, above, of San claas during a University of Con­ B t n t u v o r I be only one kind o f long range re- ders ‘ to get- vmahed and- raadiad FTaneBeo, has been elecud prest- necticut Block and Bridle Club for breakfast which commonly ar­ dent of Rotary International for Horse Show. She rides her own ault. I f they think they can change rives aa hour or two later. You can still own f fiendly^^ tha 1953r6S llical year. Brun­ berse "Honeysuckle." Thi H«rml4 PTtatlBfComfnMny. IM . the character of Bwadlah neutrali­ —Pr. Norman Miller, VniverSity LAND SURVEYING and Mumo* no iinRTWiM iwM«H»lbUlt]r nier. a consulting engineer, haa Kathleen M ary Coatello, infant jMumM no nat^ tl IW ' 'Of M ic h ig a n .""----- CIVIL ENGINEERING {^(nphlcia •rww «pp«irtnf Jj. ty b y aaaaulting It, they am right, been a Rotarian since 1908, ‘daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Bernard vertlMBicnta »a4 e ( w '[•5^'Sf ■ tt***' liveable^ functional In Th« MnnehMUr B w B itc H in ja but the change will not lurin the M. Costello o f South Coventry -was direction Indicated by their threat, X Still have a long way to go. Btste Senate I found I waa billed baptized Sunday afternoon at St Edward L. DovU, Jr. hilhligRl yoir IKe pl*T ndTprtUtng .olMtac honni It will be an uphill pull all the p, m. th e Bwedlah people will aee leaa aa having been a first stringer. M ary’s Ctourch by Rev. John C. Regtotored OIvU Engineer and with (he wonderful Levelast that keepa way. But I am confident that with IVhen I ran for Congress they aald Curtin, assistant pastor. Her ■ “ i ------m. Honair. and leaa reason for keeping out of your foot young becauae it rests the support of the people, such as 1 had. been s star of the Soutbeaat- godmother , is Patricia Ann Cos ______^Lud Snweyor formal military aaaodauon with I had In N ew Hampshire, I wlU . riways in natural, relaxed ease. em Conferanca, and when a reach- tello of Hartford and her god 18 Proctor R««d, Manchester the West. make the grade. sd the Senate they jumped me father, Robert Zeranski of-Foraat- — Sen. suites Kefauver, presiden­ P i ■ " Tel.'low' I ew vtry very " T And although we are not yet at clear up to All-American tackle. -vllle. Mr. Costello baa a milk da « t ? o( p a b 2 « ^ ^ » ^ tial candidate. heleMi, ■■ SatWee i the stage where one incident will — Sen. Blstes Kefauver. livery route in Coventry. • a. m. ______4-Hera Meet W pdn—day. June 1> provoke open war, we are not far It Is awfully assy to demsgogus Tou (congressional Investigs- -- The senior 4-H Club will mast from it. Each such Incident brings In favor of economy and against tori) aUrtad out to investigate tomorrow night at the borne of iia' cloaer to that stage,^not be- what to acomfuUy reftrrsd to' aa the '<5aaey tanker deal. Now at June Brides' WInthrop Merrlam, Jr., Ripley Camp •'foreign -sld.«------— ...... -T&«~IiBpaBriUe €®m*B Ttaw eiuiae'lh^free"'wc^ war, they’ve becoiaa the Mcrris" ttuut- Hin; Bbath Coventry, to work on —President Trumen ars. road aigna. A Camp For Young Boys Vl^th acUon by toe Italian but because It win know no other —Newbold Morris- The Mothers (Jlub of North 7-18 Chamber o f Deputies on Monday I answer to such challenges, A ll the I am told that he (Lenin’s body) $85 Coventry will have its annual pic­ to kept in a vacuum, and If you Bastford, Conn. Under same an impossible dream for Europe, I Russians have to do is .keep on, Thia Is leap year and women Savings! nic June 24 or June 25, depending management • for 26 years. were to take half a brick and which la .all to the good, came I and one o f these Incidents which shouldn't wait to be asked to get on the weather, at the State Park Limited enrollment. Experienc­ amash the glass'Lenin would dis­ into politics. in Warrenvllle. The club will pro­ true. * • 1 *■ ■•'®*'t o f war will become integrate. That. I think, applies to ed staff. Sailing, tennis, riflcry, — Judge Sarah T. Hughes, Dal­ vide ice cream. Anyone needing archery, shop, tutoring, trips. The Bchuman Plan has now been I war. They will bo In error if they toe whole Soviet reglmel las, Texas. transportation is requested to call tiffed by Italy, France, W est think that, because they got away — FItzroy MacLean, 'member, Brit Reasonable rates for 8 weeks. Mrs. George Caine, president. Accessible. Catalogue. Sirmany, Belgium, the Nether-1 with It once or twice they can ish Parliament. With fiendish cleverness they Those attending are requested to CEHOUSESSON lands and Luxembourg, get away with it indefinitely. The (the Oommunlsts) exploit every bring a picnic, lunch. The group MB. and MRS. J. O. WOOD, - ...... --7 ^ I ISI ** — *1 ' ' I know a number of Republicans grievance, every claas, racial and will leave from the Church (Com­ EA8TFOBD, CONN. Repreaantativss of these six na­ relative Immunity behind which who would give the'laadershtp we religious division. , munity House at 9:15 a. m. TeL: Pntnam 8-0468 W E GIVE GREEK STAMPS tions will mi»et-in Parts June SO they are operating can, and will need (In the White House). 1 only —Sen. Estes Kefauver (D.',''Tenn.). Mrs. Theunes T. Cooper and to put the 'Sch^ito^^H If they k a ^ on, disappear very aak that tha p e o ^ Induda me In feoti suddenly, jtod not Bweden alone, that number. "'" ------The Krsmith bbrnbards'the —Newbold_MorriA world with cries of "peace'' and — This to the wisest thing na- but other nations, ought to mako the 'tCremlth b ri^ s '^n war s f 'tlon s o f Europe have ever dime to­ this dear'to-them. Hie're should be no regular crit­ every ralhi iha 'can.' gether. I t Is, wiU; iui due defeience ics. Criticism must be a atdallne. . — Presldeht Harry Truman. AS-.’’-*: to the Joint military strahgto To go throumi life living off other T h a t Mousetrap A t Last ..... '■-^¥ '' these aame nations are engaged In people's work clearly haa too de­ Freedom of speech and freedom W e are pleased to note^ that grading an effect. of .the press are not In serious BA A K f r i creating, the strongest thing they --Benjamin Britten, British com­ jeopardy in oui*,country. have ever done. somebody has finally actually poser. — United Press 'Vice President Routine statesmen are .still in­ done It—built a. better, mousetrap, Bari J. Johnson. clined, we suspect, to look at the that is. We cannot Isolate ouraelves Korea- was a post-war Pearl w o . ' . ’.V, Bchuman Plan with an attitude of For generstlons. It would seem, from our. neighbors In the rest of the world. When something hurts Harbor that aroused and awaken­ dlsbeUef. F w the Bchuman Plan I we have been mutually exhorUng them It hurts us. When something ed the free world to the true na­ consists o f tha IntemsUonaltsa- each other to do just this. Oiwtor helps them It helps us. ture of Communist Imperialism. Uon . o f the coal . and steel re- after Orator, to gathering after — President Truman. — U. S. ambassador to Korea John J sources o f tha six nations in- gatoering, has described toe sure J. Mucclo. $55 Once a year volved. One thing It mebns Is that tolue and fortune which would I f toe Communists of tots coun­ ty can close half a doien, or a. I stand at the (race track) pad- the nations involved wilt not be await toe man who did it. I f there doten, or 25 airports In major dock and as the horses come out $129 $55 capable o f finding the industrial I seemed one thing worth doing, this cities, the Kremlin would gladly I speak French. I bet on the horse \ capacity for war against each was it. I f there was one project supply them with life pensions and that looks up. ^ — Movie actress. Corlnne. CalveL. - ofter. Another thing It means is worthy » f our national and m gold medals. ------—Cspt. Eddie Rlckenbacker, th a f they wffl not have the capa- ••• ^ army could be. An army cannot be 11® the door, Choose from 17 Open Stock Pieces created without carrying. In it-1 The better mousetrap Is called insured nylons self, some threat of offensive poe-1 the "Electrl-Cat." It offers to the $65 Reg. $105.00 Highboy Chest with slide-out shelf.... .$85 sibillty, some threat that It it-1 mouse an electric shock which , Mnsmrmd m§mlmst rmm» tor mms emmom. self must eventuislly be used. The cannot possibly be transmitted to STOOL $16.50 Reg. $165.00 56'/2-inch,.Twin Dresser cleverly uses two ^ reliance upon, force for security I humans. A fter the mouse has-been _____ plain-fram*^ mirrors ,.,... i_.. • • ,'• • • • •. • Ineritably carries a challenge I electrocuted, the better mouse- •Reg. $69.95 Beds with ladderback heads, and post-and-rail wito It, which inspires too crea- trap grabs the victim and stores foot; twin or full sizes ...... $55 . tion and ampUfioatlon o f oppaelng|tha body away In a special drawer Reg. $69.00 Hutch Bed (see small sketch) with shelf and force. The reliance upon force la a compartment. The happy .house- negative reliance. The Bchuman bolder pulls out the drawer and two drawers: twin orTull sizes; (commodes shown plan to positive, aiming to build dlapoaea of toe body without hav- at sides are e x tr a )...... '...... $‘55 peace and prosperity rather than Ing to touch It. The entire opera- Reg. $84.25 Powder Table with lift-up mirror...... $65 prevent war. Uon to completely automaUc. The Reg. $21.00 Stool with revolving top...... $16.50 No one knows whetoar such trap resets Itaelf within a frac- meaaures alone would build and Uon of a second after each catch, Reg. $94.50 35'/4-inch Lowboy Chest of Drawers...... $75 preserve a peaceful world. Thoy| Now that, at laat, we have the Reg, $45,00 Three-Drawer Commodes ...... $35 riivfvi uocii iimr. v?umi have always tried to the reliance I we can look forward to Reg.^$89.50_78-ij^^ouhle Hollywood .Headboard (see .npotv fbree, and what w t have si-1 oratorical designation o f our next small sketch) complete with two Harvard metal frames for bedding. . n r /'. . . $69 " _ waya had to wiu-.------Ipleoe o f progress. It to good to StreaniLined tubulfif steel frame in glistening But, in tola present era, oa tlk h ow that. I f wa talk about a white; form-fitting Luxon woven plastiq plaid Reg. $195.00 59-inch'Triple Dresser and MirrOr...... $155 ...fmagiiwUve- piece of- ststeamaii-ttiilar laBg-eelouglt, it" eventually ' ■ -loverhig^in 'green arid ted .Tithalceis ... Heg. $50.75 Spindle-En(i Bed conies in a enpipe of full'or n m ship which dares try something | w ill hi^ipeii. smart, comfortable piece for lawn, porch. new because men have to realise twin sizes ...... $39 :.-Pi!SWkrio,t4Uua,trated..here:m^ .'.that .old methods have .faUsd. has Niiweimer ■"’' ’'‘'(Berow) Low eat pr^ce^ta'i^^ $75 ..at tost come totp, Rultfpn. „ „ ,, Ripg, $12§,(W .42L-inch. Single ,Dre89,e.r, Rhd, ^iro r^ $99, >.V.».’.%•••.'.'.'•V.' • .v.-.v.v.'.-.v.v.'.ss'v.-.v...... SME chaise. "-*-The -old -favorite with angle^iroTi , , One effort at building peace In I A- *>ew Manchester personage frame in glistening white; one-piece tufted ’ Reg. $62.00 Poster Beds; the only reproduction in the a new way, from a new approach, made his first sppearance on Main 1 mattress in green 'Vinyl-coated leatherette. g^up; heavy ball-top style; made in full or twin has flnsUy been launched. Its own Isl^eet tot other day. This is to bid ^ sizes .... $49 basic spirit damamto a wider ap-1 welcome, ■ -—r $35 pUcatlon than it iTnow getting. I t •<> eituated. o f course, faces oompeUUon from other, and tower window, that Both chtd^B have is--"'/' n . i 9 older ways of trying to maintain I m^*'ybody in Manchester haa to peace. But, at least, It la one | come under our eye sooner or adjuUable backtl clean, healthy and strong ln>- Lister. We note comings and goings, Smve 90e mm m S pair box gredient In our world teat tube. and see people grow up and grow old and dl8appear,_xnd we form iJmMmd time omip. long-range judgments of character $69 Bunets Into Nentrality which, wa suspect, are better and In lai^ching the "Stockholm 1 more accurate than close-range peace petition'’ laat year, Russia I •nalysls, and we are” always on •ought ‘to capitalize on the famed I lookout for the new neutrality o f Sweden. I saw the new the other day. Now Russia haa idiot buUats in- [ • ellizen of Manchester, rid- to that same neutrtaty. I t w * ’’* stem in casual taow a that an unarmed 8ws

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UANCHESTEIB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN< WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18,>1952 der and hall storina caused thou- (2,000 for Wardrebea, . t i at tha Rockville, George Grtwllng Of called to the home of Mr. and Mirt, tMorse HkrMy RobartaoK Bchnid. PAGE EIGHT Broad Brook told Stats Police he sanda of dollars In damagea. Coventry Asks Electrical Storms ^oaeph CartelU where fs limb from Upper Litchfield Cpuniy, gener­ A sum of *2,000 ia.requaotad lor Robb-Prtlsents Diplomas . waa hit by Ughtnlng aa. ha aat. In a fallen tree created a short cir­ ally a prinie lafgW o f ■•rtont tha raopening ot tiu» , g sia^aem a telephone bMth at Sandy Beach. schocila The Board o f Education is lESSeTHinrTIsteaS Set Many Fires cuit In a cellar cable box. While storms sweeping in from New ScBbol Funds life Imprisonment Blunt DitcipUne At the Johnson Msmorisl hos'pitsl. York etste, reported little damage. considering reopening two o f tlurea To KUl Self Bared To 229 Barnard Graduates Stafford Springs, a .'spokesman the firemen were taveattgaUbg schools, tha lisd, tna Pond Hill, • .tr. (Continued from Page Onu) said Grewllng did not appear to this fire, several o f’ them were and the South Street Schools. For Pomeroy, Wife be hurt. railed to the ftame of Mr. «hd Mrs. School Board Requcfits . For asphalt tile and plywood TEU 5161 Joseph Barrett where a lightning (ConUnned from Page O ne)' 834-838 Sherwood J . Robb of the BoardK irch, >-Beyedy. Mein, George Everywhere In the wake of .the ' A t North Haven, a lightning $17,927.56 AddiUon. floors at the Center School, *1,- MANCHESTER storm wtre fallen' Iraea and pow­ hit set fire to an electrical fix­ About Toyit 84(LS« u betng asked. For freight :rrf.- (CoBtimed firom I f f Oa») m a i n 8T,’ "Of M ucatlon pfesented diploma* • Knox, JXma I ^ l e ^ irri,* ■boll cracked open the aid* of the ture over a bed. Flea dropped to Mrs. Marta Oohn, wife of Him to 220 eighth gnule graduate* o f ! Lawrence Krlatoff, ^ c y KrUt er lines. Many roads wet* blocked home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter No meeting of Temple' Oiapter, al 16r Various'^ Needfl charges, *212.65 la requested. and traffic was halted on the Pltts- the bed and burned th»-bedclothes ■ V World War H U. S. Airman. writer Art Cohn. She was an emis­ Barnard School at exercise* held off, David Krupen, Thomaa La­ Whittaker , as WhIttakWr lay on a snd mattress before it was ex­ OB8. Is scheduled for tiile evening. in the high echool auditorium this Forge, Lawrence LaPolla, Mary fleld division of the Nfw_ Haven bed nearby. The Whittakers -drove Wednesday evening, June 25, Coyenllryi June 18— (Special)— ■ made no comment. But hts wife sary for Miss Bergman, meeting tinguished. Europe Army Plan morning. ' Jane LaShay, Joyce Leavestrom, (railroad at Kent where a huge tree to police headquarters to icport Worthy Grand Matron Ruth C. Electors of the town will be ask- told newsmen: Dr. lindstrom In Paris to plead fell across both tracks. Two Rain Follows Sandstorm , •,‘BIH and I are prepared to meet In hi* *hort *peech before hand- Arthur 'Lefevre, Catherine Lelgh- ths incident because the bolt Allen will, make her official visit *d to tak* action at a special town whatever the future haa In etore fbr a divorce. . Ing out the certificates denoting [ ton, Josephine Leone, Beverly Lln- trains, a Plttafleld-bound passen­ knocked out the electricity snd In the hard hit OskvUle section at that time. Reservations for the Hingeg on Jurists "Roaselllnl was running around eompletlon of the second phase of : Bruce Little, Alfred Logan, ger train and a Danbury-bound telephone In the house. Whittaker of WaUrbury, a community moot­ •upper ■ to precede the meeting jnsetthf Monday at 8 p.m,, In the for u*. freight, were halted on opposite ing was In seaslim when lightning ••We knew It waa coming and we with a revolver,” he quoted her. education, Robb aald he had more Nell London, Marilyn Lupien, Wll said the lightning splattered plas­ should be made by Saturday CMorge Heresy , Robertson School than Just a passing Interest in this sides of the felled tree. The train blacked out the area. The meeting (^tlniiad tn a Paga Om ) ' ' /..were prepared for It.., .you c m Jue- llam MacArdle. ReM MacClug* ter all over hls bedroom and start­ through the seefetary, Mr*. Flor- on Board, of Finance recommendt- wiui threatening ta shoot him­ class, "In addition to having my passengers continued their, journey ed a smsll fire which was quickly was .resumed with, an. old. Jantem, cTic*'Th6'mtbK"hY"Worthy-Matron M tlfy, you can condemn but we nave gage,'Fatrieiir Mack: ’MsrieMaert.' X flashlight .and a. »po,Ml«ht fur- tlona for swidUlohal apptojpirtilfon* self if Ingrid ever saw me agalA." lAT^DSJLJNI daughter greuluata . with /you.’’. George Markham, John McGart- to. RitUfleid by buses, RsUrpad extinguished. - Neither Whittaker Mre.- Trene'Forteri - , But even U the govenuiMiit wtas ‘ finally found our way." workers finally cleared the tracks nishing the .Illumination. Town -totting jrr.»2T,58 rwtuetted by Another witness In the custody WhUe not mentioning hU Interest ■V ^David McConnell, Marshall nor‘ his wife was Injured. the constitutional Utu* and ths \ Court attendants whisked the battle, now ..drawing ..to a close, in so many words, Robb was re-iUfT: and the train* resumed their trips court also was in session, and It th* Board of Bduoatlon, irot* in th* lowsc houn. Ultra are in so many woroa, « odd was re-: . william McCurry, Homes Set Afire Offiears will be sleeted tonight Of the appedpriattoni, *1,500 la ' TOuple away shortly-after the sen- told of visiting Rossellini when ferring to the number of Ywyji jj^Qraw, Thomas McNally, after a long delay. waa resumed under the glare of a stUl difficulties ahsad In MfUa- a«wrf..y.■annmr___----uni—HM___fiWtftroom . r was -z h» . was ..a .guest-of-tha-lindatroms gradualUig who seime .The Amt sl.Own damage fxma In A t least two homes were burned n»*hHghL at the meeting gf the ,, Lakota naedod ImmoasWly by. to ih« ground khd other were dsm- Couiioll N o .-flir b w w Of Foealion- gent's upper homw, thf Eimaaw ati crowded with armed guards and in their Beverly Hills home. ’ in Little League baseball when he the morning at New Hartford At Wallingford. the Storm' of education for tuition for hign Since Uia S o d tia t^ oppoaiUon Meyers, Carol Michaud, James aged by fire which resulted from •wept out of the northwest pre­ ta*. at Odd Fellows. Hall at 8 mUltary agents to prevent any Dr. Peter Weger of Huntington ■ served ad the first commissioner where a lightning bolt hit a high school studsntk:. controls tha upper house, the gov­ Huk rescue attempt. ’Michaud. Vlolette Michaud, Mar­ tension lln# carrying electric power lightning hits. c e d e by a sandstorm. Felting rain o’clock'. 'Die chairman for this Th* sum of *15,427.66 1* being Park, Calif., said, he once asked here the past two years since lU- month Is Mrs. Paulin* Paganl. A ernment la claiming that only Pomeroy had bMn In the hills Roaselllnl if the pictures of a origination. cia Miller, Martha Uinnick. Gall from vUnlonville to New Hartford, At New Milford the' trailer home followed the sand, and winds of asked for capital improvements with the Huks more than two Motloni, Judith Mozxer, Marcia of Mr. anjl Mrs. Lawrence Smith gale force accompanied the tem­ kitchen bingo will be held Friday minor portions of ^ two pacts "beautiful Itallan-looklng woman" The motto of the class was “The burning a public utility pole. Pow-. and the Roard o f Finance ha* re- years.. PhlUpplne troops cammed Nelson,-Gall Nichols, Geraldine was de.stri)yed_by fire while at pest. About 10 trees were felled night at 8 o’clock at Mrs. PagaiU’i gommendad that th* sum be fl- need approval there,. Tha Bunda- on-a shelf were of hls wife. . ^ ' Privilege of Being-ail'American,” or. In New Hartford was off until Y raVa'legiU eemglttea iia r -n ia d , him March U* 40 miles fioitheast Ntxnik. Bantam the home of Mr. and Mrs. and many homes were left 'with­ Tiome On 105 Demtng ttrMt. nancad over a parted not to ex- "Not my wife, but the woman and eight students gave three p. m. however, that tha upper bouM of Manila. HU wife was captured I live with," he quoted RosSellinl. Roxann Norris. Francine Obrem- The late afternoon and early Kenneth Knudson and their three out lights and telephones. caed flv# yaar*. a few days later. minute addresses on the subject. Other sections of the slate re­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrell of must approve the entire pact, One of the pictures, he Said waa They were John Harrison, Marcia skl, Robert Orr. Josephine Paganl, evening storms caused the most children, was leveled. A small shed Tha capital expmdltures include There w a s \ »16,000 price on struck by lightning In Watertown ported storms but little damage. 230 Henry street have returned which could mean long delay er "not framed, not retouched, but a Miller, Edward Wojclk, Cynthia Patricia Parker; Robert Pearson, widespread damage. There were from a week's stay at :Camp Otter, *8,48T for olUog and grading park- his head. He was described by In very sad-looklng Anna Magnani,” also burned to the ground. Trans­ The Long Island Bound shoreline JnE to^-and.4ttsea^ LBOO for jr ti^ even defeat of ratlfleation. Bauter, Ann Stilson, Sandra Stev. Joycelyn Pekowaky, Richard Pel­ no known human deaths but, at was subjected to k brief shower First Oonneetlcut-lalioon-uto-New telllgenoe officers as a leading Huk Miss Magnani la an Italian actress enson,' towrence LaPoIIa and letier, Richard Perlebach. An­ North Bloomfield, two purebred formers In many sections of the Hampshlre-Quebeo, 'border. They tng and aaadlng, Yl.M O 'for the brain truster and director of prop­ . in .some Rossellini pictures. storm area burned. that failed to do much about the purchisaa and Installation of a What you think of younalf Carol Johnson. thony Perozxlello, Arthur Pierce, Holstein cows In the herd of Carl heat. There Were no reports of ex­ enjoyed lake trout fishing and aganda. The witness said he had aeen Charles Pickral, Bruce Prior, Cyn­ F. Forster, Jr., were killed by New Milford firemen had a busy water storage tank. *1.482 for really means something, If yeu •' ’Two vocal selections by the tensive damage in the .tobacco belt brought back thslr full quota of can prove It Pomeroy was an enlisted man In Miss Magnani many times. He de­ thia Prior, Kenneth Provost, Joan lightning. time. Shortly after they returned chairs, *2,155.06 for desks, and ! graduates were offered. Including from the Smith fire they were of the aUte where last year thun­ big fish. the U. 8. Fifth Air Force In 1044 scribed’ her as having an oval face, ' "You’ll Never Walk Alone” and Ransonm, Patricia Raymond, Daw- At Crj'stal Lake, just outside In the Philippines. Ho made hls large nose, big dark eyes and a na Reavlel, Roderick P. Richard. A tTN puard tans an unruly Communist prisoner-of-war with a "Tour Land and My Land." War­ first contact with the Huks In very expressive face. ren Wood, direbtor of music in the Thomas Riddell, Donna Robb, World War H. rifle butt In M effort to maintain discipline at ^ e Asks More Time Richard Robbins. Janice Roberts, p n w camn 'The largo-'group of cowering Reds threatened to seise elementary schools, presided at the After hU arrest he described In Rome, the delayed birth of piano for the clasa singing, pro- Betty Lou Robinson, Barbara . himself as a writer and lecturer S s ^ r ^ n t r o l V c 7 m ^ ^ T8 until the, guards cleared the area Ingrid... Bergman’S twins today Rosendahli Shstron Rossi,- Thomas Md transferred the captives to smaller, more martageahU camps. eesklonsl -and zecessional. ; ------In Communist "Stalin unlvealUes” compelled Rossellini to plead for _ Robert Duff led the audience in Russell. Winifred Ryan, Wesley r-fiddden in the Jjiaonm ountains . TOTA Tel^OtOlv-- ' ■ extm time to .reply In the United salute to the flag Immedlaitcly aft­ Safgeflt. Cynthia Sauter,- Fre­ TEL. 8161 Pomeroy was reported to have States 80 charges against hls er the clasa had filed into the audi­ derick Schneider, Nancy Scott, 834-838 MANCHESTEE -tiilrried a card-in the American well and prick top*. These taste character. ’ CAROL BRENT—60 GAUGE Helen Scott, Robert Segal. Milton Communist party. He was brought a dash of tabasco sauce; taste and Rossellini had asked to be al­ torium. MAIN ST. add salt If necessary. best when they sre freshly baked. A prelude of instrumental num­ Shaw. Roy Shennlng, Jane Shep­ to the attenUon of the PhlUpplnes lowed to appear In I s>b Angeles bers o^hed the ceremonies as the ard. Rbsalyn Simoneellt. government tv a tip from the W^hen'moving to a new house. It Superior Court, where Ingrid’s Regular 98c pair. 8 4 c FuII-latbloned Barnard Baiid, under the direction American FBr. Fbr -a special lamb ' dish, have former husband said the Italian Bruce Smith, Patricia Smith, 'a~four^pound shoulder—boned-and- is. a good. Wea. _ ip have ..the house ' .. of, Robert Johns, played '’Huldl- R o b «t.. Smith. Mark... Solpmpn, • ICsmed-ln -tho- name indictment cleaned before you move your fur­ niffi ; director hud -a- repuhrtloir ■ Extra-Hlieer nrst quah-ty IS denier, 66 gauge Nylons gungs Marsch," and ''Hyiri'n' of with the Pomeroys were six other a pocket cut for the stuffing. Fill Sandra Spence. Donald Steiner, niture to It. The job win be twice ns being a drug addict and liber­ In lovely spring shades. Higher gauge means greater • Freedom" and “Babs’ Overture." top Huks who hsve not been cap­ l^he pocket-=wlth any good poultry tine. The court set Friday as the Sandra Stevenpon. .An"* Stilson. as difficult If you have to scrub Following is the list of gradu­ Gall Stratton, Thomas Suslam, tured. dressing and roast. deadline. resistance to snags—will wear extra long. Flatter­ ates: floore and moldings after you move Rossellini, who has been pacing Olive Swain, Alfred Tarbox. Bnice It. ing dark seams. 8% to 11. William Adams, Earl Adamson, Tedford, Dorothy Therrien, Rich­ For a quick dinner, grill lamb hospital corridors for two weeks, Crawford Allen, Russell Alien, chops and link pork sausages with said: "Obviously, I can’t get there ard Thorsell, Dayld Toomey, Hen­ ..Statistics show that mori pre­ Jane Ames. Clifford Anderson, Ju- ry Turek, David Turkington. cooked sweet potato slices and. by Friday." He sent a telegram, to dlth C. Anderson, Judith E- Ander- Local Stocks rings of canned pineapple, Using mature bablee are bprn In May the .court today asking for more Russell Upton, Nancy Vabalaa, than In any other month. ’ son, William Aronson. Richard Donald .Vacantl. Rose Ventura, canned eweet potatoes for the grill time. Bajek, Carol Balkus, Robert <)aotatlans .Fnrnlshed By Rossellini said he could not poa- Constance Viens, Robert Vinton will cut down on preparation time. Keep the medicine cabinet clean. ■ Bauer, Judith Beer, Robert Ben-, Beatrice Walker. Laferne Walk, Co bum A MIddlebrook, Inc. stbly leave Rome before the babiea nett, Charles Bettlnger, Joan Bles- Market Cloeed Saturdaye The measuring spoon shoultl be are born; Not even Ingrid’s doctor so, Richard Bolin. Henry Bottlcel- er, Betty Lou Wallace. Carlton 1 p, m. prices A combination of pineapple, kept clean for InstStat use, the eye could say today when that would Walther, Michael Warwick, Rod­ grapefruit and orange juices lo, Nancy Boyce, Nancy Green. Ar­ Bank Stocks cup ehould be washed after It la M. thur Bregel, Npricy Bryant, Elaine ney Watson, Ann, Wharton. Dale Bid Asked makes a delicious starter for a used. There simple precautions help Several weeks ago the date of Wilktna, Bruce Williams, Lorna -company dinner.-COrill- the ,.-, fruit Buccino,.'nmothy Buehner, Judith -iriret Nallbiul Bank p rw w t serious infecllon.^^:.' ...... The birth d f the twins-^revealed I t - Burke, Judith Biirkhardt, Donald Wilson. Joan -Wmlers, Lsura Wit- of Manchester-...... 33 35 Juices well and serve In your pret- by X -rw —waa set for the end of Carlson. William, Carlson, ham, Edward Wojcik, Carl Zlns- Jliraort Nallohal...... tieai small glasses. -— ~ dook ''cauliflower' in ;boTnng salt­ M ay.'br at the 1ati6St,-the first William CiirusOj Janet Chap­ se'r. ■ ' ■ . Baiik______and Trust___ 2 T % 20% ed water until partly tender. Thten days Of June. Her doctor later said man. Cynthia Chaves. Robert Hartford/Conn. Trust. 81; 85 If your one-crust ple-ahells are dip In seasoned flour,. egg, and there must have .been, ap^ error in Clark, Rot* Clark, Raymond Cle- Manchester Trust . . . . 67 not quite brown enough try-bak­ bread crumbs and fry In deep fat. that calculation. } ment, Alan Cole, Robert Co- Spud Shortage - -i, - Fhoehlx State Bank ing them on. an oven rack that Is Friends said Ingrid has been up­ ' mollo, Natalia Cook. Bruce Cord- and T ru s t...... 60 •4 a little higher than the one you One good way to help keep your set by the legal battle over her re­ ner. Fire Insurance Companlee have been using. kitchen counters clean and tidy quest that her daughter by her Maty Lou Coughlin. Donald Appears Over Aetna Fire ...... 55 57 when you are preparing a meal la former husband, Dr. Lindstrom, be Cowles, Susan Crockett, Oprol Hartford F ire ...... 138 143 Cut out rounds of rich pastry to have a small tray handy on permitted to visit her In Italy. Daniels, Gall — D a n 1 • 1 s, They said she wept when she Br T m ASSOCIATED PRESS NaUohal Fire ...... 84% 66% dough with a cookie cutter. Put a which you can put your stirring Doreen Davis, Thelma Davis, ITie nation’s big potato shortage ■ Phoenix ...... 80 little 04 Jam in ' the center of each apoon, measuring spoons, two- heard the girl testified she did not Mary D e n n.e n o, Carol Dlet- want to see her mother. wwr over today with- planty o f. life and Indemnity Ins. Co*. and fold over so edges meet; seal tlned fork and so forth. ' richsen. Paul Donnelly, Robert spuds in markets from coast to i Aetna Casualty ...... 95 100 ( Donahue, John Donze, Verlie Dor. coast. Aetna l i f e ...... 03 B7 ' sey, Charles Dougan, Robert Duff, An Associated Press survey yes­ Conn. Oeneral...... 146 161 i David Duncan, William Duncan. terday showed that at many places Hartford Steam Boll. . 40 43 Cynthia Dunlap, Lawrence Du- prices had dropped as much as ; Travelers ...... ;....665 676 TOnt, Norma . Dupont,, Delores one-third from the highs reached : ., PnbUo OtlUtlee MEN’S WORK WEAR REDUCED Delores Durost, Donsld Eagle- about two weeks ago after potato 'Conn, lig h t Power ..1 4 % 16 SANFORIZED COTTON SLIPS ' son, Nanoy EMwards,' John j>rtce ceilings were suspended. Conn. P o w e r...... 35% 37 } Farrell, Charlotte Fayle, Salvatore * Wholesale prices already were IT-** Hartford Elec. L,t. . . . 47 4( , Felice, Nola Fiske, Sherm'an Flvo- Reg. 1.39 1.23 Reg. 1.98 1.83 Deep eyelet heme back at or near the old ceillnga In Hartford Oaq Co, 38 - 41 - Regular 1.98 ^ stnsky, Richard , Frqsch, Louis New York. Chicago and several RES- So. New England 1.68 I Gagnon, Leon' Gai^iher, Donna 0 Sturdy medium-heavyweight fabric. Double shoul­ other cities. Tel...... 33% sbti W ide variety of crisp, fresh Slips— lavish with eyelet Gardner, Robert Gaura, Ronald ■ There waa some difference of der, yoke, full-length tqili, Sanforized. Blue oj;^gfay. " Gaura, Richard Gess, Geoffrey m trims— bright with ribbon beading. Fin# quality San­ -J opinloa -on. prospects . for future REQ. 5.98 TUBULAR CHAIR 7» w « »- alM -S--, ...... _ vmwftmn - •ygPMiO Am. Hardware . . . . 20% 22% Gibbs, James G tnet^ Judith Gil­ price cutting. While some dealers ® Heavyweight Sonforized blue denim with friple- man, Donald Goehring. if n r i r r Arrow, Hart, Heg. . 45% 48% forized cotton— maximum shrinkage less than 1% . said prices now are at "a season­ ■ I iji I r j ititched nfein leam i, copper-riveted strain point*. David Golas, Noreen Oration, Buy several Bock adjusts aosHy to three porition* Aasoc. Spring . . . . 29 32 All frosty white. Buy now— save. Sizes 32 to 44^ ally normal level" and generally Now only 4.'48 Bristol Brw ...... 13 IS 834-838 MAIN ST. TEL. 6161—MANCHESTER Carol Greenberger, .Nancy Orima- stabilized, there were other reports \ f 6 I ; * • 1 # I"' ‘ / m — for lounging, reeding, siaaping. 175 ' ^ son, Dennis Guay, Gail Gustafson. Collins .155 that- more reductions may he .ex­ Ideal porch or lawq chair now reduced. Heavy, steel innarspfkig maitrt** podded wHk . 76 80 Ronald Haberern. Gordon Harrtp- pected before the market levels frame finished In baked-on enamel — resists niSt and .- 34% 37% >—ton, Ruth Hanford. Judith Hansen, weather. Smoothly turned edges prevent snags. quilted sisol to prevent "eolt faai." ' V Norma Hare, Jon Harrison. Evelyn off.- ...... — -■ S f Hart A Cooley ...... 36% 38% ® 2.66 ® 2.66 One nation-wide retail food REG. 5.98 Matching Metal Rocker, now...... 4.48 % K Landers, Frary, Clk. . 22% 24% ■ Harry, Rose Marie Hence, Barbara chain Is selling spuds at five New Brit Mach. Co. . 31 • 33 ! Hewitt, Carol Hewitt, Edmund Kindle, Dolores Hippie, William pounds for 25 cents, compared with North and Jiidd . . 27 30 45 cents last week end snd Its Russell Mfg...... 15 IT Hodill, Patricia Holland, David Hooey, Robert Hubbard. Lorelle average celling of 33 cents two Stanley Works com. . 49 53 weeks ago. Terry Steam ...... 90 lOO REG. 29c RIB REGULAR 98c Hutton, Carol Johnson, Carol C. Torrlngton ...... 32 34 Johnson, Hooks Johnston, Barbara CREW SOCKS Jones,' Jane KasSler, Karolyn In 1047 geologists discovered Union Mfg. .'...... 18 21 KNIT SHIRTS that the entire top of the mountain U. B. Envelope com. . 72 82 Kaye. Charles Keeney. Beryl Keith, _ William Kelley, Richard name Cerro Bolivar. In Brazil. Is U. S. Envelope pfd. .. 61 66 composed of high-grade Iron ore. Veeder-Root ...... ,. 32% 35% Pain 78t 87c Kelly, Roberta Kensel, Rudy b« construed as actual markets, s ------Washfast, mercerized ' Carefully madeof comb­ cotton. W ear straight up ed cotton in bright sum­ ® 2.66 Homekoid—Hints ® 2.66 or cuff style. For boys’, mer patterns. Snug fib girls’ and misses’. In white crew neck, hemmed bot­ . „ Use dry. beans for . ec.onoml(»l or.colon. 8'/i to l it main courses. Their'protein and tom and cuff*. 6 -1 6 . ' carbohydrates quality Is high and they.are also good sources of MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR vltarnln B and the minerals Iron 9.98 CHENILLE SPREAD 1.59 COTTON SHORTS 728 MAIN; ST, (Comer Blsaell S t) - T E L 6814' and calcium. For lunch, you might 7 . 9 8 serve them In a soup or a salad; Bright-color toHersall pr(hts for 7 - i 4 . 1 . 3 7 Cotton chenille wjth heavy scroll design. for supper they made an excellent casserole dish. ® 3.66 ® 3.66 REG. 1.98 COTTON GOWNS 89c KNIT T-SHIRTS 2for FORMERLY 274.95 SUPREME ~ In scalding milk, heat It only Pre^shnmk crinkle crepe— trimmed. 3 4 -4 4 ,^ __ 1 . 6 8 _ Soft cotton in varied stripe* for 3 to 6X. ■ beads -.OFbobWes-apr. WEEK-END SPECIALS -^H^t4v88''-'OAfl • RAWOE——“ pear around the edges of the pan. ^ REGT¥9rMErBli6^ 5 9 ea. ft. 255M Terme, 19% down Misses' summer Blouses, Shorts, T'!? P * r...... ____SHORTS. IRZES 32-44______OUTSTANDING VALUES SAVE ON REG.J.75 BROADLOOM Ada finely gtmted-onion, finely W»w.’ tiicy dll ’ffHi Wp-qvall^^^ -^fa. 9 9 »8 8 “ V n turns - diced green pepper and pimento to ’ 4.98 C H tailLLE SPREJU3~"^ ~ ” “ Supratna Medal ot raraarkohla sovksg*. Lorga fuH- creamed flnnngn haddle for a de. ^ REOr^irSPEED~OTdRTO -- Sg. yrf. 7.33 9, i P ~wknhe Equals gas remgas satting far $ 3 0 - ' liekftui 'fla'ebr."Serve hi’ nests ‘ of '' ■ RiblJed-tatt, eonibeJ cottbh.' viWia; jneh**. ’ ‘ ' ‘5 4 ^ ' .'tjafa Vdae;Tmp6W'c»ftoh'Ahmi^ .■ .'4 i4 4 ’ 'ROYS*" $2.98 ’ ■'"’’f i w4dth freezer »Ki* 50-fh. *lai: tray be­ $3ti"n»'raVHa* ifafeaTdlhda^t^^ ^ ’ . well-sessoned, cresmy mashed po- Sava doUars on'smart, ^oclieol Girilw’ttt— a ridi low stores small cut* o f maot. Twin food .frashanar* .window and light, pull-eut breitar, end tstoeg. REG. 1.98 BOYS* SHORT SETS REG. 2.98 ARMY TWILL 2 7 3 blarid of wool odd strong carpal rayon. Thick, tight- .. .-..-I .Jj./ ,'!■ - .1 " ' keep ,19 of *^*|‘ *’ ti^ d a d eoefaop. wMi buUt-|o QgM. L57 v,5«Si "l^iitad: pHa ra*H 4^/M da< W « p s ^ .' towdy soW ' When you are using A pressure ■ ■ Sixes 8 to 8. $ 1.92 Spectou* I n l a ^ - g ^ - —saucepan pitt-ilie -tsivet or raohla li k 14.1 WL.'r ax' AlAwfl - shades o f grey, teigd.rota.oe..gMati, the pan before meat or vegetables ® Z 6 6 ‘ “ ^ S ' 2.66' - 0 2 .^ ' " go in; soups snd stews do not REGULAR 69o usually need the trlvei or rack. 79c RAYON Biua danim, sanferiiad, doubla>knM. ^ GINGHAM If your cakes rise, higher on one BEMBERO ' ' ' SixM 6 to 14. side than the other check to make I)bkT»MIS§tTHESE'SPEC:iALS-CUT-PRICED FOR JUNE SALE sure your range and oven racks ^ * ^ C Y d . iiT ia - r sure level Watch to see that you 5 8 c y*i spread the batter evenly In the REO. 14.96 A quality Cotton, San­ MEN'S SUMMER GABARDINE REGULAR 1.29 pan, too. Height of fashibn for FORMER 2 7 .9 5 forized for permanent TABLE RADIOS coolness and comfort. PORT. RADIO PILLOW Shredded cabbage Is delicious In fit. N e w season plaids a molded salad. Use lemon gels Sheer, lightweight, and checks. For shirts, tin as the base and serve with silky-soft. Flaffering 13.88 salad drying. dresseSrSportsweor.SS". S L A C K S * 3 '®® ' 17.88 ' WARDS JUNE SHOE SALE designs and colors. 4 1 '. ’ Compact, lightweight, Pineapple Juice may be used to Scild for 27.95 last.M or.. This eomfortabia pillow farga dial-built-in on- give flavor and moisture to mash Sppor Front, Ton, Groy, Bluo. Groon Compact, lightweight; reduced during W ord* ad sweet potatoes. .- tanna. Irown (rag. 79c LINEN’LIKE RAYON 39c PERCALE, 80-SQ. racapHon aquak many June Salal7x24-ln.*iza, -T Vacation

m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,- CONN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18, 1952 TEN driving charge and is scheduled to Mra. Truman when they attandad Court who had Mrvad Uia court Itt 1884, and former chief drfifta- Three Men Injured be In East Lym* Justice Court Dr. Sander Fails school in Indfepfindanca, Mo. Bom 44 Jre«ra, starting a t p iM .tioy. mait for the Wiltlam-Whartoo, Jr. which are able to Infect- human cloaely rela/ed to hookworm, in- WTHT— i m In Warren County. Mo. Baaton, Pa.—Ju itiea O or Coma- of breaking and entry. ■Hila la a Mild E . HaVM w tabu te thniic u i fecta many dogs. It pazaea direct­ July 3. Otti’b f Phlladelj^la and thd Ta^gw- Jury caae, and four boxaa of aa- who so efficiently participated in beings. w n o —1080 The officers said Marront had Washington—C h g r lea El more Ilua, 86, a mambar of th* flrat foot Thla shows ttuit it la possible for ly through. tha akin and there- Radio and TV As Truck Hits Car In Hospital* Bid Uropiay,-4i7,-otsri(-of-Ui*-8upr*iiia Sodk$ffl6. aorfed' tpota-wrer* exhlbtted-late the alartrMgnala-Tuaaday iw m lng. fore" dogs alToQld'lJirlfBpt off bath-" w c o o - i m — 4FHAT— m Just- paaaed another—aaathound ball a youngster to become infested WANTED trailer trunk and atruck Baldwin’* In the aftemoon. The caae la being T^e co-operation was very .grati­ Ing beaches where people g o bare­ WKNB— 840 Eastern Daylight Time W NHO-Ch. S fying. with worms and certainly .^ e convertible before he. could gat ManChestar, N. H.. June 18- -(/P) oontinuied today with State'a At­ footed. Boy to doNvOf a Bast Lyme, June 18—(JP)—Three Maple S t and East School torney Joel H. Reed preaenting the The following motor vehicle vio­ practice of kiaalng or nuzzling Old Saybrook men w;ere hospital­ back In the right lane. The craSh -Hr. Hermann N. Sander, acquit­ ■idaa lations were disposed of In the El these animals Increases the dan­ Animals should not be allowed d d rout* on Middle occurred a short distance from th* ted two yaari ago of a charge of caae for the atate and Attorney D o cto r a:ta—WTICA-Backatac* Wife, 4 .S;U —WON'S—Early Edition. Ungton Jtuitlce Court Monday to bite or scratch. People should • •■aC-WTHT—Breaktait with Ben. ized 'With aerlpu! friction burns Old Lyme town Iln*. killing a cancer pattant by inject­ Bernard J. Ackerman repreaent- ger. Tpko. East and Lake WCCC—Muilc. and .other Injutiea early today Ing the accuaed. night with Justice Carl A. Gosh-, Another disease which cats can not let them lick the face, par­ WHAT—New*: Polk* Hop. WTIC—Bob Steel*: W**ther,. ing air into her veins, was refused Pupih to Graduate ti culirly the m6uljbj„imd _>hould Strtot._Raiito ftdrf* at WKNB—T»nki y». Detroit. WDRC—Newatlme, after their convertible overturned ...... --'ncnlea — ..... ring presiding,- Waraan -Dantocha occasionally transmit -_to human WHAT—Allan Brown Show parmission for a aacond tim* last of Rockville, speeding (JO; Walter wash the hands after handUng WDRO—Th* Chicaaoana on Route 1 here and slid upalde- -night to resume practice In two " ■'...... 'X “■■'X— - ^ The ahnUai picnie of:the Worn- bring la known • aa cat-scratch Cook'f Sorvico Sta­ WTHT—M«g*ilne of the Alt. WCCC—Good M om lnf. Good Muilc. down for 122 feet. en’a Council of the Vernon Cen­ Amprimo of Rockville, (10 speed­ them and before eating. 4;ia—WTIC—Stella Dalla*. WKNB—Phil Hale. . Manchester hospitals. RockvUl*. Jun« X8—(8p«clal)—*tery and intolerabi* cnlelty. 8h« disease, or cat-scratch fever. WON8—Weather: Bill Jenkln'l Show Patients at . Lawrence Memorial Police Arrests waa awarded cuatody of a minor ter Church la being held today at ing, Peter Shykula of Broad Kissing animals is unwise. These tion. Apply in porson. WTHT—Thy Neltnbor'a Voice. Th* Hillsborough County Medi­ 'the graduation exerciaea or th« Take Care to Avoid Disease# Rabies, or hydrophobia, has «i!a—WDRC—Radi* HarrI*; Newa. 1 :l»—WTIC—Bob Steel*. Hospital In New London, where i Mapla Street and S a lt ichoole will child, flO a week aupport for the. the hom e'of Mra. BdwardT Gran­ Brook, failure to atop at a stop Carried to Humana by Pets been found occasionally in cats precautions should be followed 4jSa_WDRC — K*n and Carolyn’* WON8—New*. Henry L. Mkdden, 18, of 464 cal Society voted 48-40 In favor of AMESITE DRIVEWAY their condition la listed qs serious { ba held tonight at 8 o’clocH at the child and (2,800 aettlement for ali­ ville In Vernon. sign (3; Ronald Mikolelt of Man­ and a cat stricken with this dis­ and pets showlng»algna of Illness Kitchen. 7tl»—W TIC—Weather, the 43-year-old country doctor HERALD OFFICE WTHT—Bob B. Lloyd. l i je —WDRC—Old Mualir Box; New*. but not critical, are Robert Bald­ Middle tum plk* east, was arreatad from Candia but-he needed a two- > Bykea Auditorium. Dr. Dwane Col- mony. The Rockville W SC8 will hold a chester, speeding, (10; Richard R. Bv Edwin P.'Jordan, M.D, ease Is a serious menace to hu­ ahould be taken promptly to the WCCC—New*: Good Mornlpf Mualc. SAVE 10% BY CALLING NOW Mra! Dorothy Grace Lelght,on of picnic at 6 p. m. at the home of WTIC—Touna Wldder Bnjwa. win. 19, of Quarry street. Old last night by Manchester police third majority to be re-admltt*d. i Una of the Unlveralty of Connectl- Corslnl of Stafford Springs, speed­ Written for NEA Service man beings. Tuberculosis is not veterinarian. WCCC—Ntwa: llualc. WHAT—Symphony, Hall. Ssybrook, Identified ss driver of I eut will give the addreaa to the Rockville waa awarded .a divorce Mra. Hazel Johndrow of Walnut ing, (10; William J. Bengaton of a.ia—WTIC—Woman In My Hmia*. WON8—BUI Jenkln* Show. and charged with racklaaa driving, The vote fell 10 short of the necaa- X letter Ifrom Mra. R. H. raises common among cats, and there ap­ WKNB^-^New*; Phil Hal*. the car; Lee Williams, 30. alao ■---i • graduatea^ _ from Waldo Juatln .I/eighton on atreet, being trahaferfed to Wea- 'Worceater, Maaa., speeding, for- pear to have been few caaes of .WON8—Ptaylint* for CTUldren. driving without llghli, and driving aary 56 votes. ------MAOHINE 8FRE8D WORXaUARAHTEED a point,.She says. tha.L.her .eight- ____WKN^New*: Baeeball Request I WTIC—Bob Stael*. of Quarry street, and Richard Van ... Ur. Sander .was suspended frojn. 'Xbrahanf Brooke-of-the--Board grounda-of intolerahle.cruelty, .waa leyan Hall In caae of raOi, ...... feiUd. (10..bond; Melvin. UngerwJt-. human tuberculosis -eontraieted--4n TtSS—WTHT—weather,- Eppir, TOr. a t the Boston Peat,road, a car -wtth defective brakes; He .L»-#f..BdwoadlMyra Wal­ Other BusieeMi Mr. Peaae haa been away from MAILING ADDRESS: RFD, MANCHESTER WKNB—New*: Sport*; Mualc. '< M a rra m ; . Ellington 33 years. Conn., an alternate delegate to the one Investigator found 37 kinds A skin condition called creeping - WTHT—New*; Joe Gtrend. WONS—New*. Policeman Wilfred ,T. Bellefleur of ellcged violation occurred on ler Ewin, 90, former ichool teach­ ' Ronald H. Marah. Gall D, Mc- Mra. Rose Agnes Mllnickl waa Seventh Connecticut aenatorlal of worms In cats, a number of eruption caused by a small worm • HA^WDRC—Thla la Hartford. Groton Barracks on a reckless Hartford road at about 10:30. er whek taught both President and * Fall, Robert B. McGovern, Caro- Ha was tha son of the late Mr. jili^wl^C-^Strlctly Sport*; Weether, WONS—Tello-TeaL granted permission to' change her and Mra. Arthur Peaaa of Elling­ District Republican convention at |.|a_WONS—Crean Pattfraon. * Ivn Mary Muaaer, Catherine Leona name to Milllx ea that la the name Hartford, Conn., July 26, waa held WONS—Sport*. „ „ . WOCC—New*; 92 Huncted and •: Noirthrup, Donald L. Plank, Jiidlth ton and waa valedictorian of the WHAT—sport*; Supp*r Serfnade. by which the family has been class of 1618 at the Rockville High for the grand Jury today on two WDRC—Jack Smith: Jack Zalman. Hlta. Anna Pltanlello, Carol A. Pon- known. #:M—WDRC—Thla I Bell***. _ ^ WXNB—tUllan Hour. School. He attended the Sheffield morals charges Involving two 14 j;j*_ -W T IC —Em il* Cote Glee Club. WHAT—Italian Profram. ■ata, Betty L, Pdwell, Ellen M. year-old girls. WTIC-H»New*; Tour Garden. lalda, Robert J, Bchrelter, John Ailomeya will file briefs In the Scientifftc School at Yale Univer­ WTHT—Sereno Oammell. Newa ease of the Valley Oil Co.. Inc., Turner, mansger of a lunchroom WON8—Muelo for America l i « —WCACr-Blng Croabja ____ D, Shia, Mary Ellen SRewea, sity...... WDRC—GUV Lombardo. WHAT—Famoua Trltla. .. . Batricia,Jdax.SMlk,.Wayne against Alfred D, Barry and also He la survived by a brother Ed­ on Eastern avenue In the area , IVCCC—Newa; Muilc. ______W TIC—Victor H. Llndlahr. rta'utJiMvintiir^ru the' ’caae nr the ■ Brookaide' Cnji' win PeWe'i' A'iilaiid' ahd'fieifhew ’of Whert^'the" Offehaes'klTefe'dly vver# j;a t—WDRC-l^iwell Thonlai, - WICNB-Dlek^' rence Snape, Gary E. Slalger, WONS—Muelc for Tomorrow. it;tp _W D R C —Arthur Godfrey. Dorothy M, Stephena, Samuel atructlnn Co., Inc., against F. D. Natick. Mata. aiM an aunt, Mlaa committed, pleaded Innocent In WKNB—Newa; Fred Wartnf. Rich Co. et al. WTIC—Three Stir Extra Prealey Strait, Beverly J. Slral- Marlon Pease of Main Street, EI- district court yesterday to a W THT—Stork New*. WTHT—Mv True Story. 8M-828 TEL. 8181 koekv, Shirley Helen SuckecKl. The case against Robert Hag- llDgtOn.:-. ______charge of .Indecent aaaault on one WKNl^-Geoff Davl*. W TIC—Welcome Traveler*. gett of Ashford waa started yes­ • Burial waa In the Ellington Cen­ girl and atatutory ripe on the oth­ *:**_W THT—Sport*. WHAT—Italian Life. MAtN 8T. HAKOHEVnEK ^ b e r i John Burdell, Stanley 824-828 TEL. 8161 *:»5—WONS—Sport*. WCCC—Mualc. terday afternoon, the accused ter'Cemetery. • er. Judg:e John M. Noonan set ball WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. Steven Bynal, Stanley W. Saeato- MAIN ST. MANCHESTER j.(l*_W 0N8—Fulton Lewi*. Jr. -wtckti- .....ED Intpq ,.Q,Vl,!. P*.fena*... Director^ Bt.Ji,3,,0(K),„_____ ...... 10 :2A—WTHT—WhUparlnE ItreaU, Sidney-G- Thomaa, Robert. being .charged w ith. elgtit -W«nt« ...... WTIC—I -4IV*# a-Communtal. Jo r- Ih* w o N S ^ e w i;...... • F , Thompaon, Ralph A. Wheelock FBI. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. and Jan et Mary Wlnchell. WDRC—Beulah. WONS—Sammy Kay. W THT—New* of Tomorrow. WTIC—Double or Nothing. Air Bald Reeulta WONS—Newe: Journal of the Air. WHAT—Italian Program. WKNB—My*tery I* My Hobby. WKNB—Myatery Voice. The reaulU of yeaterday'a mock 7 .lS_WON8—Tello-Te*t. WCCC—New*; Mualc. air raid alert were termed excel­ WDRC—Jack Smith Show. 16249—W TH Tj-A gainit the Storm. lent by Civil Defenae Director Ed­ 7 ;J*_ W T IC —New* of th* World. U:d»—WKNB—Newa; 840 Oub. ward Moriarty, He further atated WTHT—Lon* Renter. WONS—lAdlea F a ir WHAT—Symphony Htll. WTIC—Strlka It Rich. that he waa particularly pleaaed WONS—Gabriel Heattec. WTHT—Lone Journey. I by the behavior and cooperation WDRC—Club Fifteen. W'DRC—Arthur Godfrey. WKNB—Ed Swett Show, WHAT—Italian Program. of the townapeople. 7.|5__WD^,C—Ed Murrow. WTHT—When a Girl Marrtei. Police Captain Peter Dowgie^ WONS—Mine Broe.: Newa. II :25—WONS—Newa. GfIRTnERS WTIC—One Man's Family. : wlcz llkewlae was aatlafled with tt:9g—WDRC—Grand Slam. WDRC—Bijc Town. SCREENWIRE i the teat. He thought, however, that WTIC—Bob and Ray • 777 M aln St. M anchester, Conn. 2-3448 WTHT—Mratery Theater. WONS—Queen for a Day. ' the alren for fire alarma ahould not 'WCCC—Kldcle Corner. WHAT—Maleano Program. . i be U»ed In air raid warnlnga, but WTIC—Halla of Ivy. SALE Guard: WTHT—Break the Bank. i 'thilt ’indivtluaV aireha, properly loi ' WCCG-^ewa; -MuakV — ' - WONS^Theater of the Air. 11 :t t —WDRC—Roaemary. i . .cated . throughout .the .city,, would BIG JUNE WKNII-"*Newar Ed. Swett Show. - ^VTTC—Dave Oarroway. 24" to 48" WIDE : x«m U In leaa confualoh. The gen l.i3*r-r-WDE£^Dr# .Ch flat Ian* ...... WKNDr-Muilc .Out of the Weat. _ _ aral opinion exprezaed by ihany WTIC—Great GHderalaeTe. WHAT—RontonI Program. WTHT—The Tnp Guy. Afteraaaa waa that the beat reaulta of the WlUT—TBA. 12:60 WCCC—Luncheon Mualcale. • alert proved that Rockville la en­ *t4.V-^WHAT—Bob Crofhy Show. WTIC—Newa: Weather. REDUCED tirely unprepared for auch an HOUSEWARES |:M—WTIC—Tou Bet Tour Life. WDRC—WendV Warren. amerganey aa a real enemy alr- WDRC—Red Skelton. WHAT—Italian Voice. WCCC—12 HundreC A 90 Hlta. WONS—Curt Maaaey Time. J; ! -' 1 raid. W'ONS—News: Mualc. WTHT—Jack Berch Show. No organized effort haa been WTHT—Bold Venture. WKNB—New*; Movie Time. made for dealgnated aheltera or ball. •— 12:15—WONS—H. R. Bauktaage, JUNE A FAMOUS MANUFACTURER CLOSES OUT HIS STOCK AT WHAT—Newa; Nlfht Watch. WTIC—Down Homera. direction atgna. The alrena re- t:l,\_WONS—Charlea Kaaher. WDRC—Aunt Jennie * Storlea. : iarrtd to .by. Po»lce Ca^ain _^ w - • iZAr:-Red. Sox yp*.,SI.. I/tpiF,______gtewlcl do not exlat. The tirena SAVINOS OF tt% AND MORE______„ _ _ • :sa—WDRC—Blnr Croaby. WONS—Family Theattr. WONS—Woman’* Pea*. uiied In yeaterday'a teat cannot be WTHT—Newa. U ;sa—WDRC— Komane* of Helen , heard In aome aectiona unleaa the W'TIC—The Bl|r Siory. Trent. > vrind blowB-from a favorable quar- ' IDiiO—WDRO—Boaint Bouta. WTIC—Marjorie’ Mill*. NONE WORTH LESS THAN S2JNI WONS—Frank Edwarda. WCCC—Newe. ■; ter. Mr, Moriarty, In hla opinion 20.95 16-Qt. Pressure Canner . . 17.77 WTIC—The Silent Man. WHAT—LtR o*a Program. r of lha alert, laid "The Air Warn- WOMEN'S W'THT—Newa. WTHT—Phil Becker. ' " Ing Byatem la Inadequate," In the li:!5 —WONS—.Tanka Waxworki. WKNB—Man on the StxeeL 66" STEEL CABINET SINK teat yeaterday, aix regular pollce- 98c Enameled I 6% -Qt. Pof ...... 82e WTHT—Mr. Prealdent, 11:44—WDRC—Our G*l Sunday. REG. 31.00 CHROMED C ~ OKER WTIC — Rob’t Montfomery WCCC—Muilc for Milady. 41.95 Window Fan— 16‘',.3 ip*®d(. ,.JI.40^ r- men, one aupernumerary officer, Newa; Mualc Room. WONS^Crean Patlefion. aeven eonatablea and nine war,. 69c Enameled I 1% -Qt. Dishpan WDRC—Oance Orcheatras. WTHT—We. the Wnmen. Reg. 4.95 White Hardwood Closet Seat 4.35 Jfamom»rfIII5 iu la Jk d -I. .dMm .Wkrs.P.h duty..... The conata- WTHT—Travel Diary of tha Air WKNB—The Petteee. . lite:Kcraiii,..8Jl, price...... Stronf, flexiWe_ PEDAL PUSHERS ! 9;95 Cream'Fre¥ierr4-Qt.'"r, ; .'. ------price ■ 1 7 . 8 5 R o v t t t iU o grjcf* ' 11 fiiO^Neira 'on '■att -atattmta. • trU*^ WDRC^^Newt;-....- - ...... ■ OeiiWe Xeifc. PorsftofcMiwni* 1 blea worked outaide the city limlta. 11 :W—WDRC—Tmi and the Worlf-'. W THT—Newa: W* th* Women. Wavy-fdge Aiphoit Siding . . . . . 16% OP^- J Picnic Saturday |l:ia—WTJIT—Late Bob Lloyd. w n C —New*. ^ ■cracn wire, tifbtly methed 18 x 14. . E uy to pul --eleiMep feiWi **•!«» enV hewelbM e«l4 r deeh*^ • Tha mambera of the Tolland Bast quolity cut 15% . Automotic — thowi whan WONS—Jack’a Waxworka. WCCC—MancTieiter Uatinee. Wedthefitripped Woed Windewi 10% OPP: WHAT—Nlaht Watch.------WONB—New*...... up, eMjMu ai«int8iin. Civet ycxra^of iiuUrix -e w lty ; 5 V r t w e w ,l anwpertwenti gt»e you p le e ly u f- J Cbimty AH' AiaocraTlori win have a ' -. to put on when It't don*. 5tldj,i»filca 4 w'oWlii WTIC—Newa. WHAT-Betty Kimball. I .a picnic at the Bata farm,on Bhe- SAVE ON HOUSEWARES AT WARDS WON 8—j ark ■ a Waxwork m WKNB—The Pattee*. ice with normfil care. hendy etofofe ipete—eeve itep*. With fitting*. nlpait atreet, Ellington, on-^atur- on on* side, tooit 4 idndwichet, grill up to 18 hom- 11 —WDRC—Public Service Program t:lS —WDRC—Ma Perkin*. i IP.Stk-WTIC—Waynt Kina Show. WTIC—Juke Box Jingle*. day, June 21, The membora will buraen. fry food on other side. Cool handle*. AC. 1] iM—WONS—Newa. -- WTHT—Paul Harvey ' bring Uxelr own lunchea and apend j Uita—\VTIC—N«.wa and* Muaic. , . \V05fS:—TAnkCie .Food -Show* T the day In aketchlng and painting, Tharadar Maralaf WHAT—Bettv Kimball. i;H —WTIC—Frank Atwood. 1:90—WDRC—Tounf Dr. Malone. t Bicycle Club . WONS—Pappy Howard 8ho«*. WCCC—New*: Maocheater Matinac. J The recently formed 4-H Bicycle WHAT—New*; Rural Roundup. WKNB—Keyboard Kaper*. I Club will hold ita aecond meeting d:IS^WMC—Hymn Time. WTHT—County New*; Music Hall. WTIC—Newa. 1:«_W DRC—Guiding Light ‘ June 20 at the home of the club WONS—Sport* Review. THICK-TAB leader, Arthur Palmer of Dobaon- DENIM SKIRTS! • :9b—WONS—Bill Jenklna Show. WDRC—Tawn Patrol. WKNB—Baseball Matinee. ' vtlle at 7:30 p, m. At thla time of- ALL AT ONE LOW W'TIC—Weather; Frank Atwood.^ 2:66—WDRC — &cond Mra. Burton, SHINGLES - flcera of the club will be elected. WCCC—Newareal. vv eCC M usir WHAT—Chapel Tlnie. WONS—Connecticut Ballroom. Club Leader Palmer Invltea any ° WTHT—Mornlnc Devotloni. WTHT—Mary Margaret McBride. , Intereated young people between •:45—WTHT—Breakfast with Ben. WKNB—Sporta Special. 10% OFF < the agea of 10 and 21 to Join the WHAT—Varleti' Time. WHAT—Open House. 2:15—W D RG -PernL Mason. , club, WTIC—Doctor* ^Ife. Exposed and built.up , . Openings Still Available 2:25—WONS—New*. .a The Mountain Laurel Girt-Scout WHAT—Rad Sox va. St. XriMil*, ...... for .oddad pretactien. 2:96—WCCC—New*; Mualc. ■’ troop of the Rockville Methodlat W TIC—Cinderella Weekend. Caromic granule* im- Church haa given J20 to the Pin­ WTHT—Dick W all's Music Hall; nacle Camp to be need tor the pur- Denims - Twill* - Raynna AH Television Newa. bedded in otpholt. ka- WDRC—Nora Drake. ehaae of toola, with alppcr placquen. IS style* to WONS—Conn. Ballroom. litl* waothar. 8 color*. - Mra, Homer-Waltz regl8traJt an* rhoose from. ~Oet la early for beat ...J '■■■"■■"Bbuncea IhTiV a'faW'more opehlnga’ valaies.'...... F. M. In both Brownie and Intermediate 4:00—Summartim* U.S.AT WDRC—Hilltop House. 1...groups..are available,and .requeata j \ 6 :00—^p*€« C*49t. WCCC—Music. -'.V: ■9tl5--Oabbr Hxyeit. ------WONS—J'ack Downe^’a- MusLc Miopr- that applicationa be aent to her a t : T2.fR tal5.Ff 6:90—Howdy Doody. WTIC—Life Can Be Beautiful ' cfice. W O M EN 'S - •:00—SoDf -Pramtara. WTHT—Marriage for Two. , Overnight camping will be fea­ ^ 7 ; 6:25~W*ather Forecaat. 3:15—WDRC-Housepany. • 8;3fV—\A*ortd N*w* Today. WTIC—Road of Life. 5.19TWO-ARM tured at Pinnacle Camp thla year. • :45~Vanlty Fair Th«at*r, . WTHT—Mary Marlin. ' The older girla will remain In camp 7:00--KukU. Fran and Ollle. 9:25—WKNB—Tanks vl. Detroit. one night each week. Thla la plan­ 7:95—The Goldbarg*. 1:,-ML~WCCC—New*: Mualc. SPRINKLER 3.29 BLACK RUBBER HOSE 7:45—Carnal Newa Caravan. WTIC—Pepper Toung’a Family. ned to provide further training in 1:00—Arthur Godfrey, WTHT—Joyce Jordan. PRICES CUT 1456 TO 24% OFT Swim Suits 10% DOWN ON LAY-AWAY' S:46~“WDRC—Cadric Adam*. i outdoor cooking and camping 9:00—Strike, It Rich. 9:20—Plaint lotheaman. 3:16—WTIC—Right to Happineas. Regular 3’Ae Royon lamp Cord, per ft.— 3c> lOe ■kllla. WCCC—Junior Disc Jockey. 4.77 Se«hte*(f lo 2.97 a s s ...... The llrat two weeks.of the aea- REG. 1.69 COLD.PACK CANNER 10:00—Bozina — - 5 3 ,i!c WTHT—Romance of Bvelvn Winter*. -SwHdrMote or th K ap to d e-N otfi;". J g i :19c. _ o a to p - ___ .jimg'gF'miir."' 'Calt''tfn1^tB^~■’'KirM< ■Tgi rrlir' ’TTdiis r ’ig n ii r 'fer ’.t^ ^ through 18; and two weeks for 12:00—Around-Hte Town New*. Top*, 4-oz. rell—l*ci 29c Raeaptoda—M *i 2te S a l t p r ie t Now, buy genuin* Bon* Chino at Word* ipeciol prica, 12:90—Featura Film. 4:6A-W DRC—St. Louis Matinee. and length of *proy ever 8-y*er gueranU*. Completely vuleanliad 8-layar Brownlaa, July '-CT through Aug. 1 . 4 4 S n a m titd 12:45—New*. * W THT—Magaxlne o flh a Air. Toggle Switch—‘I4 ci 34c Porcaloin ln»ulolor— SOcj ...,_i._The. Camp.commute*. .wllLapprecb Nylon Laatex In fitted and taliored' -»■ and on on *o»y buying pton.-Poy 10% now, in Jun*-^ — • ■ ' • '"Tawarraw' . WTlC-RBackaUsa. Wlfa...... ----- ,45.ft. diam..or*o. Ira**. X3e N6-8h6kRec*pted#,Pore*lolo Cover; NlghMlght.. __ constnicUon civ ea. grreetfir itrtncU i. juid .flcxltdltty,. .4. n it contrtbuUona for camp, equlp- atylea. Sfze* 83 to 4g_— Not all WCCC—Muaic, Save 16%. Deeq* IS-qL—water eovera^r* complete- . ----- . tubing arm* on brou.. — wiUieUnda 7 Umee ordliury. water BriiMMi,,BEGV- .. J . n an t. In the Aral, year of opernr alzea In all style*. " Ih* balance In Octobar when reody for dalivary, - - - 7:00—ToiU>*. 3 * 6 1 2.49 Trouble UahhrS-Ot; W; «>}»pf. - ! ,tlon. .many .prtlclea were Inen.ed, to. ly.J4olds 7 standard quart or pint Japa.’Jar-rack In- ‘ ARUHfiTQN. 93rpc,.sacric*.fc)( ...,.. .W-SO,..,- . 9:00—Teat Pattern and Music, bearing*. Steal bo**. . LA R LTfi JUficK RujaWr »oe*. 80 ft. , ” v 'nie'carhp but there lii'atlfl' a'he^ A PEW AT $5.8B ' ' \ ' r^‘'^Wl'«5i*^irirarWTwir». ,v*.' eluded. Alao uaie for preserving, general rooking. 11:00—Tour Surprise Store, . J * . . for lUnia necessary to maintain a ! ^ _ _ 11 !15—Bride and Groom. fun program of out doors actlyi- REG. t.fi8 Aluminum Cold-Paek Canner. 30-qt. 2J1S ll:80-Strike It.Rich. PRESCRIPTIONS . Uen-iJoiUuoiw -be- sent-to-thc- il'tiAia-aiLaJwvt -TiAi •smsf. ■ ''.-V. -.treaaurer',-Mre'. lKehheth'SiiUth,-«r- 12:15—X^ve ofXHe. -,.8»,,Seout'<.l—deBa.- t> VIA «.((* Jk#'*** tp VV a.A wzXA. 4, ,t't ^ ■■rrvuv. 12:45—Nandy' KJtchan. [AiRiig-OniirViorM - - Cbnrrb Council 1:25—Dodgers v§. Cincinnati. REG. 8.79 j The Church Council of the Rnqk- 4:00—Summertime D.8.A. i vllU Bapnat Church will meet to- FLUORESCENT * night at 7:30 at the church. } Picnic Tonight ■ The Women’s’Guild of the Union 4.97 * Congregational Church will hold . Ita annual picnic tonight at 6:30 WITH OR WITHOUT Thi* hondiom* chroma- j nt the home of William Plnney, .1 Pinney street, ElUngton, with Mrs. MALB H ELP flnUhed bracket pro- * Ethel MacGregor aa hostess. BOLEROS ^vida* bright, gloral*** { Each person attending will bring w light. Switch, plug-in out­ ■ hla own table setting, including j tflabea and ailver. A potluck will be let, T4-watt bulb. . enjoyed with dessert being fur- Blahed. Mra. Paul Brache la In WANTED charge df transportation. Special Meeting ! „ The Rockville Emblem Club will , hold a special meeting tonight at Fruit of the Loom SECOND SHIFT — AFTER LEARNING PERIOD •:3» a t the Blka Home. •A Divorce Decrees 1.69 SPINNER 5 At yesterday’! ahlrt calendar Sffrsueker IN TEXTILE DYEING and FINISHING PLANT aeaaion of the ToUan^ County 8u- An outstanding group of SPRINKLER ■ perior Court, several divorce de- 12 styles, all made by fa­ REGULAR 4.79 HOUSE PAINT r e g u l a r 4*27 EXCELON : ereaa were awarded. mous “Cardinal Cottons.” 1 Karland W. Bancroft of Elling- Sport Shirts SPECIAL—POP-UP TOASTER SAVE 17% ON 12-INCH FAN ■U- I ton was granted a divorce from 1.47 3.84 gpo/a X#F* 4ft* 1.12 Apply to Mr. Kallty H o w 4.32 G a llo n ' t Mabel E. Bancroft, formerly of S a l t p r i e t S i a g i t ' EUington, now of Coventry, on //raf q a a lit f 1 2 . 7 0 U.L. appm rtd 1 3 . 9 7 apaad @ Cena-*hop*d alumi­ Rubber-bated Rat Wall Paint that'* roolly ^ a ^ . 4 Super's balanced formula give* it a *m o^, etreng , grounds of intolerable cruelty, Sizes: 12-20. num *plnn*r *pray* *ix You can »eivb It year after year. Ia»y to opply— j Mrs. Grace Ethel Oliwa of Rock- 2 for 3*^^ "^Mode to sail for 19.95—tpaciol purchos* cuts the Buy now for cooling comfort— and sov* 2.98 at tola Am for durable prelection. Contain* Titanium Dioxide I Tille uraa granted a divorce on avan *traam* ever 30-ft. one coot cover*. Prime*, teab Ihelf. Poitol color*. Half Sizes prka. Automatic—browm to color Mt on dial, than prica. Powarful—movai 875 co. ft. oir par min. Sta­ fer hiding power, whileneie. Self-cleaning. - grounds - of intolerable cruelty AMERICAN DYEING CORP. diameter area. Deeptonee availab le for iKghtly fitore per g d to a ' from Joseph Oliwa and she was 1.99 EA C H pep* up teosl. Drowning impaction control. Crumb tionary or oicllloting; tilh up, down. Protactiv* ataal RIG. 4.69 gallon in 5'*...... reduced to 4.33, 38 to 44 ® l.09Gfo*»Sh*or*94« ; awarded cuatody of their child and troy datocha*. Chromad. AC. Buy for horn* or gift. grill. Poddad matol boM, blu* finish. AC only. I *10 a week aupport for the child. Plain* - Colorful Prints. EoRt Main and Grova Sfrtaft, RoekvINa ! Mrs. Dorothy Yencha of Rock- Sizes 8,1 M,, L. and E x­ . flUe waa granted dlvorce-from tra Large. ' Btevsa Tencha on grounds of adul-

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Rockville, June condition of three penon* admit- upstate New York farmers and seph Avery and Kdna Avery, of te3 transport plane with eight men aboard, which : s L . tee. Rayon satin 32-44. JEANS FOR BOYS o f Arbln’s plane trying to locate and which disappeared June 13 I KALSI-KOTE • BARN RED while on a rotitlhe training mlasion southeast of Stockholm. (AP M anchester Wlrepholo vli^ radio from Stockholm). Keg. 1.18 .. 97c *■ f' • PORCH AND DECK GRAY GOWNS CASUAL COMFORT for WOMEN Boys love the comfortable ' towii election must be received by cago with the Lypna Band Instru Beautiful rayon tricot no-altp elastic top, patch Attention CIHsens! If you are In pastel colors. S, M, L. pockets. Sanforised 4-10; an American citizen, are at least the town clerk not later than noon ment Co., that has the largest SOLD ONLY BY 21 years old, have lived In Cop' on this date. musical instrument repair shop in IMPORTED necUcut at least a year and have Oct. 6, town election. Polls this country. Another month will $1.00 SANFORIZED lived In Manchester at least six open from 8 a. m.-8 p. m, be spent in Elkhart, Ind., the in WHITE NECKUCES jBonth»,.you may vote in Manches- ■ pel. 11, aesslon In town clerk’s strumept center of the world DEMM SHORTS LltHe girls'BUM. • ■.t»in.the:10cal. atnte and naijonr office.-for .making voters, .ft a._n^. Here 2. faetjmea. produce. 85 .per relit of the "IhstriimeHls made F o w jn :9 0 ys gl electiprns this fall. 8 p. m. - |0».; The~Leaigue of Women Voters, Oct; in.'sessloti' in town-clerk’s throughout- the worid. - ...... - If You Can’t s aa a non-parttlian organization In­ office for making voters 5 p. m.- On the return trip Mr.'Krause ^J^^ssortm ent of China .27 Sove ie% on tough will spend a few daya with the _Coni« in. V. terested in promoting-active cltl- 8 p. m. I b#ad. s##d b#ad ond com­ aen participation .in government, Oct. 18, session in tba’n clerk s Reynolds Band Instrum ent Com Phone urges you to register and vote. office for making votsfca 9 a. m.- pany in Cleveland, Ohio. 2-1581 bination necklaces. Mony. omtPAntFs Ai a public se^ce, the Manches­ 8 P- m. ^ , a n d Save 32 cents now Nov. 3, special aesslon for'mak­ The south temperate zone has s NAVY ter League of vomen Voters pre- on theae reg. 1.59 aenti the following: ing voters who are 21 after Oct. more uniform 'climate than the SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Catalog Order Office TEL.2-3906 - shorta ■eg. LM. Adorable new Voting Cnlendaa 18 And before Nov. 4. north temperate zone because of 997 MAIN ST. FULL FASHK)NED i ^ e e w ith ft^, whlrliag June 18, seaalon in town clerk’s Nov. 3, absentee bRilols for the broader ocean areaa In the 511 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER $l««li. fitting zipper • bock sklrU , coed tope.'' state and national etecllona must south zone. office for making voters 6 p. m.- 79< 'rSIS' NYLONS »horti In faded blue. f**li 8 p. m ...... "be in'town plerk's office not later Rethfdrced bt ott iiroln Ju re 24. REFERENDUM ON than 6 p. m. on day before elec­ charcoal, shrimp or lime. T/JCAL SCHOOL APPROPRIA­ tions. . , Plaid or ioiid irtm. 12-18. pointi, no-illp eloBtic woiil. TION. Nov. 4. slate and national elec­ pair 67* Sanforized. Size* 4 to 10 June 23, session in town clerk's tions, Polls open 6 a. m.-7 p. m. ^•5UKnOTSAM»l office for making voters 5 p. m.- | FwM foshiontd shttrs Reg. 39 # FIUM RED RIPE - CUT f r o m h e A ^ w e s t e r n b e e f b o n e l e s s ^ -• -gg ’ r..e*aiuru.r-/ ,M U»*jcr;' .•^|vO y- ICE CREAM-CANDY SH0R1S iook7like doth—ond wear V,,...... TOMATOES ^. mODERNTONE - like trent Prtate, -pletnvt i<'EBe»o W'n»i stfUSlftABa ‘ • ..—...junowaoTii whito, poiileli.'iS" a 42". 18 pc. DINNER SET SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION LETTUCE 2 Ige. hds. 29c ROYS’ MELLO RIPE f 9 4 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY^ BANANAS 2 lbs. 31c ARMOCR STAR PRES.SED EXTRA LEA.V SLICED ePKIAL. Sonferiiod in I.ONa ItREEN SEW AND SAVEI SWIA\ p r l n ls '------G rip­ 4 eochi cuptr loucert. 9" COUNTRY CLUB SODA to. 39c CORNED BEEF 59c ploiet, cereoli — plui one CUCUMBERS 3 for 25c BACON CHT TO ORDER per fotfener. Sizes 30-44. SUMMIT PRINTS TRUNKS "FAMOUS FOR ITS QUALITY’’ YELLOW TEXAS . creomet and sugar Grten, Rib Knit Underthirts grey, burgundy, chortreuie. Come in and join us in o cold drink of ONIONS - 2 lbs. 19c The Natien’s Bast Peultry — None Bettor At Any Prieo! Sixes 4 to 20 Always Fresh KHIod — Mere White Meat — A New Taste Treat Eoiy-woih springy rib Hiot true Rovoi^ Country Club Seda. kiiitwea‘tb ih d .3 4 .4 6 .w Z F BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS SI .95 to 52-25 It's delielous none better. Oraalt awa fameut FRENCH FRIES 2 pkgs. 45c FRYERS or high t9¥Hl cattant BUY 2 QUARTS AND PEAS 2 pkgs. 45c j STRAWBERRIES Parkage 39c BROILERS USE CROIT COUPONS LIKE CASH GET 1 QUART FREE Atk about Grant« PCA IPermanent Credit Account). No down p«y- ’ ment. Easy regular payments OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL, GCT YOUR BOY READY FOR CAMP NOW ■ii 9 FOR YOUR ------^ ------m oney b«K»_

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WEONfeSDAYg JUNE 18, 19B2 Pages IS io 2 8 \ TVe DNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1952 \ Section Two j®attr||C8trr lEwrtting llrralii ^PAGErOURTBEN V / love with a Navy doctor (Barry as knowing and competent Navy ‘Skirls’ Launches Sullivan) who doesn't like preda­ girls. I MARLOW'S FOR EVERYTHING-^ — — MARLOWS FOR EVERYTHING I ArchiteeVs Drawing of Proposed Vernon SL School Shop Classes : Local Playgrounds Open tory girls, then puts up a. stiff Those tunesmlth experts, Harry Ship of Laughter fight to win and hold him. Her Wamen and Ralph Blane, have T o ^ Soon Will two buddies have their romantic contributed the near-dozen songs HSchcdilleS^ For Summer This Monday work cut out for them as well; which punctuate the laughs and I* As breezy salt^ and refreshing Joan Evans as the shy and home­ kisses of "Skirts Ahoy!" and they A lcom eter foi* P olice as lU title, M^G-M's' "Skirts sick smalltown girl Mary Kate are a Joy to hear. Among those you are likely to be whistling on Summer Woodworkini( KanclMitMr'a tupervlMd play-^preen; Pick Day, Charter Oak; Ahoy!" launches a boatload of Yarbrough, who gets Jilted by Dick (Keefe Braaiselle), her chlld- the wsy out are “ What Good la a Miss Ann Hanson and Roy Blanco, sta,m, songs,' dances, love and CONDITIONED n ! two weeks, to by-pass the neces­ Course Will Open ^«I .•ttniiKl r.rrU will officially opm hoort sweetheart: and V i v i a n Gal Without a Gujr," "You Must Monday for tha aummer acason. Memorial; Miss Catherine Hayes, laughs, on the State Theater | 0 ; Delivery of Sobriety- sity of a special public hearing. h-'.. - .;v, ' Valley‘ Street; Miss P a t r i c i a screen now- in one of the year's Blaine' an the brassy ex-salesgirl, Fight," "What Makes a Wave," Barnard on June 23 n a y araas to ha auparvtaed by "Glad to,Have You Aboard," "The tester Is Expected in Benton and Branford mambara of tha Recreation De- O'Hara, Bowers; Miss Jean Mo- gayegt and brightest Technicolor who sets her cap for Archie (Dean Miller), a sailor who once Navy Waltz," "I Get a Funny , It was Indicate^ last night that paitoant ihcluda Memorial Field. nast, Verplanck. CrafU Instruc­ musicals. About 60 Days, Chief the aame procedure may be .fol­ Classes In woodwork will be • tion at all areas will be handled Esther Williams, In a role, aa took her rowing in Central Park. Feeling," sung by Keefe Brasselle, Chutar Oak LoU, 'Robertaon "Hold Me a o s e to You." the lowed in appropriation for the conducted In' ths Barnard S&ool Park, Waat Blda Oval, Manchester by Neal Lawrence while M*' Gush- form-fitting aa her Wave uniform, But everything turns out for the Schendel Tells Board best by the time the Wave fledg­ haunting love song sung by Billy Benton and Branford alreets aan- Oracn, Valley atreet, B o w e r s log will be the evening baseball leads the big parade of talent gar­ •------1 llary aewer extenaion. Assistant (or eight weeks during the sum­ nered for this rollicking musical lings have completed their ten Eckstine In a supper club scene, school and Varplanck School. Instructor. Manchester police will sooh be j superintendent of the Water and mer for boys who have oompletejil Events planned at the play tale of three girls who join the weeks of boot training and emerge and the title song. .iHodrs of operation will be from using the latest scientific metho.11 Sewer Department Fred the . sixth, seventh and eightji 10 a. m. to noon and from 1:15 to areas Include a Make It Week, Navy'either to get or to forgit a man: - with - Joan- Evans - and Vtvtan • demons I loW board, that there InUreatfd high flchopl.... ‘ 4 :4# nt Miff » ' 1 » »v«Ktn|t trorn Plrata Week w «cn will feature a ;-aoma ongineering work to he. done ■boys m ayluio’ •iftend."' ' ■ 4 o'clock imtil dusk. This srnieduM treasure hunt, Parade Week, Blaine aa her torch-bearing hud­ suspected of intoxication as a re- on .the project, which the board has dles and Barry Sullivan, Keefe j Work-will start.on June 23 and will be In affaet Monday tM^ough Champion Week In checkers, suit of the Board of Directors' a c -; already approved, before a public w ill- continue through' ' Aug." If:— hfirsashncs, tennis. jnrAn »n:il.£fa^ Brasaelle and Dean K llI«;-aA the m daah i— r—— —...... M “ hold- to^appropri- n pw Bound woritera aeleetad ay •oue . ___ “nii lsii rssponslbls for u an. Alsa for Tfie~ purchase" by tfi The board waived the require­ Martin recommeqjled that the he mtder the supervision of Henry Mias Jana B on y and .William Baseball leagues are planned at item be Included in the budget and all areas and there will be soMlal Eckstine. h s i ment (or competitive bidding for Miller, shop instructor. KnMknd, J^bartson; Charles Tar- equipment and auppUea costing acted on at the budget hearings. .. plnlan and Marilyn Wupperfeld, classes in (ehhls, volley bail 'and MISS ■wimsms piByw whitney The shopwork will be similar Uv “t 1 .more than J500 on the recommen­ However. Directors Ray S. War­ Oval; Mrs. Margaret B o y le , other outdoor games. Young, the Long island society that of the school year, with the girl who ditches her prospective, dation of (ieneral Manager Rich­ ren ahd Harry Firato strongly op­ bo.va helping to select what they' posed any dirther delay and bridegroom at the altar, fits Into 1 ard Martin, who said ,th? .machine, wish to make. This work will bo ford, la a teacher In the Hebron the life of the Wavea like a duck which costs 177.7, does not lend urged that a hearing on the ap­ to most of the sixth gradfe Hebron Elementary School. to water, falls head-over-heela In BY FRUIT OF THE LOOM Itself to competitive bidding. propriation be held as soon as boys snd will give them an o|»- The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Following the waiver of the re­ possible. They said the board pnrtunity to learn the use of many Amston Volunteer Fire Company had promised the residents in the I COnON CITY quirement by the board, Police of the common woodworking tools. S» Oreduate will hold a meeting tonight at tha (^ ief Herman O. Schendel said he area, who suffer in the spring All boy* have been contacted al The Hebron Elementary School Amston Lake Firehouse. A guest o AND SUBURBAN COHONS would place on order at once with from an overflow of the sanitary speaker is expected. their various' schools and ^should auditorium was filled to capacity PICK-UP TRUCK the New Haven concern tjiat man­ sewers, which , desposlta sewage follow the schedule which will be Third Victory r-t ufactures the delvce. Delivery is on the atreela, and that action when tha 32 eighth graders made Sunday afternoon's Inter-Coun sent them before school closes on FOR SALE expected within 60 days. should not be delayed longer than Frldey. their recent bow to the public. ty Leagiie baseball game between SUNDRESSES AND Acceptable Ktidenre absolutely necessary. Hebron and Lebanon resulted in a The commlaalbn held off any ac Graduates were; Donald Gilbert 1951 4.W HEEL DRIVE Oiief Schendel, who has been w - . ® ; Coates, Lloyd Louis Doubleday, third straight victory for Hebron Interested in purchasing the ma­ tlon on a proposed installation of by a score of 2-4. Jerry Pbrter, WJ[LLYS 1320 feet of water main on Weth Will Demon§trate Gerald AusUn Dalcek, Varney SLEEVELESS DRESSES chine for the past year, said last second base, suffered a— cracked j erell street pending the outcome Douglas Fellows. John Paul Janu- One ton. pic.k-up. Fully equip­ THE night he held off until he was left arm. ______sure- the court would accept the | discussions between . , . General , s i" ‘“fe.Ti ' Voting Macb^es tklswlcs, Harold John Johnson, Eleven Girl Scouts went to' ped for service stittnn work. NEW With and Without Bolsros eridence obtained by the alco- Manager Marlin and Andrew An- William WaRon Landon, Harry Avon Old Farms Saturday. Mrs Front end wlneh; pusj) board, saldl, who had petitioned for the ^^IBJI |ll■ll'Will LutMsky, James Robert Murphy, Wllllsm W. Hammond and Mrs. tool Imx, blinker lights. Appl.v M R ; F R A N K rieler, but that he has now been S given that a.s.surance by Town water main extension. The pro- Members of the Lqsgti* of Arthur Waldo Parham, Karl VVhlt- Robert H. Horton furnished trans­ Sanforized ...... po.sat, which.will cost an estimated maa Spencer, Charles Clark Tar- Ann Miner, Edith Gall Patten. Eldrldge is a daughter of the late courts In cases where the alco­ on a auggestion that Ansaldi pay Pictured above are the architect’a drawlnga of four viewa The program Included a violin meter was re.sponsible for con- school to be constructed on Vernon atreet near Lydail. At the top Is a view of the school'i east rl*r chine's demonstration by th6 Mm. George Lord of Norwich, for­ Am bulance The amazing conditioning parmonent-'—that's likt -STRIPES ‘the complete coat of the installa­ league by accepting the league's and accordlan duet by Paul Sshner victioii. vation, the second. Its eouth elevation; the thjrd Its north eleyatlpiK and the hotlorn Its west 'l»VBtlon,H“ j',’^"'^^j^^^^ Frowli merly of Hebron. tion, with those persons desiring ■ • VethOfi-jyydall school a.r.d the propoaed additions to the Bow- J^pruy j j Cedar atreet. offer that was tranimltted to ■the and Andrew Cusatl. Processional In the absence of the Rev. H. « a "Boou^ tonic" for your hair. TTie device, which measures the Will Discuss These and other plcfurea and plans »f the _ . , march, played by Mrs. Herbert W, Service to hook into U)g. line reimburs­ ers and South schools will be on display In the ’Hearing room of the Municipal Building during an open board in tha form of a motion by R. keen, who was away over the I # PASTELS amount of alcohol in a person’s ing him their sKarb of the cost...... ‘ “ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■“ BmTH TODAY: A daughter to Director Melvin 8. Hathaway. ^ rte r. Invocation by the Rev. H. weekend, Atty. Richard L. Nor­ bloodstream. la comparatively house from 2 to 9 p. m. tomorrow to acquaint the voters of the town with the projects whose appro- Mr. ^ d Mrs. Wilson Ireland, 68 R. Keen, accordion solo, Paul nriatlons they will vote on at a referendum Tuesday. The appropriations needed are 81.200,m for The aesslon today for making man of Norwich officiated at St. I simple to oJ>erate. A per.son sus­ Water Audit Ellzal^h drive. voters, the first of nine such n s - Sshner, address of welcome, by Peter's Episcopal Church at the l.OO -I- pected of intoxication breathes the construction of the Vernon-Dydall school. 8250,000 for the Bowers School project, and 8130.000 for Karl Spencer, class president, mu­ sjons that will be held prior to the morning service Sunday. Mrs. Into the machine, and hia breath the South School project ARN O^ STUDENT HURT sic by the glee club. I Bolton November elections, will bs held Emil Danberg of New Britain. registers on a dial which indicates , Three Directors Meeting from 5 to 8 p. fn. •The Little Brown Church In o the alcoholic content In his body. Mrs. Keen's sister. Is staying at Includes Halr-shaping, Sham|K>b', and Personalized Hair Style. . .Pori* Mohr p ’ltalla partment _was_ still ^ 1_ Albert Hewitt, 1 First street, Wallmgfoi 18—OP)—A the Vale,"., "Stand. By the Flag," the rectory during the absence of ------Make-An -Appointment NOW At...... In cases where a j>eraon suspected Tomorrow.... at 3 :3 0 Hospital Notes last spring, wtli meet with Henry' ■Rockvtn* I MW, EWe Martlndale, student It C(illeg;e tn Mil- AMVET8 TO OONVENB- "Wrdp Me In Peace." An address Mr..juul Mrs. Keen. of . intoxication has been driving, TeL 51anclie*t«r 5548 - concuaslcm "vonnweiT bV P f:' tiaVeme • Btrimg, FOR ------/JJA! With "Knust, Cambria 21 Norwood atiNMrt: Mrs. Ruth L«- ford suffered the machine Indicates whether the tuls elght days e year, says a doctor. t> ated from the Bolton, elementary I Members of a special sub-com- Beteo, 51 Horton road; Mrs. Mis* Phyllis D. H*ll\21, of Wal­ convention of the Amvets will opeff The glee club next sang "When That gives some foik-v enough to • limnedlofety Avnilable The local police department w-ill . , , . V w ,j I mittee of the Board of Directors, confer on the results of the ac­ Edith Marshall. Talcolivllle; Mrs. nut Hill drive, Worcester, Mass., here Friday with a parade through Dreams Come True." "Steal Away" 14'/, lo24'/, be one of the first municipal police school In exercises to be held on i several months ago lo In- countants’ investigation to date. Bertha Matkof, 18 Hazel ztreet; talk about for months. Alice Bennett, Glastonbury; Victor was T-eported In fair condition at s the business section. and "Tha Midship Mite." William organizations to use an alcometer. the lawn of the school tomorrow I vestigate the practices of the The board agreed to a special Mr*. Ann Hutton, 138 Pearl street: Robert Comelluson, Rockville: Meriden hospital. \ John L. Smith of Ohio, national ' I.'Borat, chairman of the-Board Wm. P.Quish According to Schendel, the New at 7 p. m. The graduates Include | Water and Sewer Department. audit of the department’s books at Harrlman. Columbia; Mrs. Loretta ?25 Moin Si 38 lo 44 Crossen. bak Lodge; Mr*. Beatrice Joann Johnson, 79 Edmund street; Police Identified the truck^-drtv- commander, will be the guest of of Education presented diplomas, Haven police department has been will meet at 3:30 tomorrow after­ a public hearing April 9 after ers Involved as Joseph R. Foster, the convention Saturday. The an- __ /AS using one for about a year and John Bosio, Richard Chetelal, Ro­ more than a month of debate that Lange, .57 Princeton street; Ben- Mr*. Ellen Rudaz, 181 Oak street; and Rev. H. R Keen pronounciMl AIR-CONOmONED BEAUTY SALON noon with the auditors who have Nanev Dolln, 99 Hemlock street; 46. of 244 East Saratoga strsbL nual convention parade will taka the benediction. The receaelonal (raOHE MANCHESTER 4340J the Hartford police department sette Drouln, Bette Foster, Willis been doing a apecial Investigation resulted from ' the fact that Ihp Janfln Rydlewlcz. 13 Union street; 46 to 60 Mrs. Ruth Robinson. 120 Branford Benjamin Packett, 35 Morse road; East Bolton, Mas*., and Paul place Saturday at 2 p. m. to ba fol­ was played by Mrs. Porter, and the / ^ - also has a machine, although it, Hoar, Marilyn Johnston, Carole of the department’s books. water department w’as over 8100,- lowed by a buStnesa se'selon with C J — has not -been- put Into -gerreral use Koehler, Nqncy -Lee, Fradriok. 00 0 in debt to the town as a-re­ atreet; Robert .CocneUuson, .Bock ■ BolandBendell.,342 Hilliard street:, Toms of 38 Evergreen avenue. Pit­ " program closed With an accordion DTreetbrs Kay'S.~W(t!Tcn;"Alden Mr*. Winifred Pierce. 9 Trotter man, M .'J. iTi* ■ wecawi' tif "utatB ■ officers." Tha— there. The West Hartford depart­ Luck, Stewart - McDonough. Jane E. Bailey and Katherine D. Bourn, sult of borrowing from the general ville. coiWentl6n will close Sunday aft- solo by Paul Szhner. fQur^Jeh ment also has one on order. McKinney, Wilma Morra, Robert a d m i t t e d TODAY; Mrs. Mar­ street; John Hohl, 43 Princeton who were appointed by Mayor fund, a practice slitce cited as a Musk oxen produce wool as well a r n ^ with the installation of tha Class officers were: Karl Spen­ .Approve Transfer Nielson, Anthony Paggloli. Joseph 1 contravention of the charter bygaret Johnson, 3.7 Division street. itreet, Harold A. Turkington while the I BIRTH YESTERDAY: Son* to a* beef. 1 new U lc ers. ! cer, president; John Janusklewtcz, In another police matter last Paggioli, JoAnn Reneker. Richard controversy centering on the de­ 1 Town Counsel John D. LaBelle. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Vice president; Allie Lowden, sec­ COUPON night, the directors voted to ap­ Rose and Floyd Williams. retary; LucUle Bernals, treasurer. prove transfer of 81,931.45. from In a pr- gram directed by their The class flower was the red car­ JO 0 { the contingency fund to the Police teacher, Mrs .Evelyn Kalloran, the nation. CUss colors were blue and Department lo pay for a car the graduates will give a "Salute to] EVERYTHING ------M A R L O W 'S department purchased several gold. The class motto was "Knowl­ TO the Flag’’ with that part of the' edge is Power." DRUG STORE ! months ago, to replace a cruiser program being Introduced by a Hebron students who will gradu- wrecked in an accident in Bolton vocal solo by Nancy - Lee. "God .- atawlth the class of 1252 from the INNIML CHECK UP 942 MAIN STRECT AT ST. JAMES STREET I lOeVaOUA ■ Jan. 1. A damase suit growing out Bless America.” Jane McKinney Windham High School are Shirley of that accident Is now' pending In j will give a- talk entitled "S alut* — Brown. Shirley Felden, Charlene m m i i T s : I POWDER I ___tha .Court. of . (Jommon. Pleas, and j to the Flag:” W.ilma Morra, "Sal. $ a .9 8 any money awarded the town will ute to Past American Flags;” Jo­ McCorrison, - Marsha Turshen, etSTLY REPAIRS ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Carol Warner, I PUFFS I be returned to the contingency Ann Reneker, "Symbols of the fund. AIR-CONDITIONED All To Return Flag." Carole Koehler, Joseph DEWEV-RICHMAN § 2 ^ ^ 1 6 ^ 1 In other matters last night, the Paggloli, Stewart McDonough and AU former teachers will return drug store hoard voted to hold a public hear­ (UibMX) ■ the eighth grade.choral group will ,to the Hebron school next fell. 767 Alain Street ing July 22 in the Bowers School give a ’Toast to the Flag." COMFORT They are: Principal, Mrs. Maude Jewelere — Eat. 1906 on the proposed Installation of The invocation -will be given by Bottomley, . Miss Permelfa Brous- I sidewalks on Green road nnd Rev. John F.Hannon of St. Janies’ ■cau. Charles Carukln, Mrs. Floyd NEW SHIPMENT Woodbridge. ..atreet, ..to ■ transfer The Magic Word for Summer Church, Mancheater,..Jollow’ed by A, Fogll. Mrs. Ida C. Heck, Mrs. 5-Gr. ASPIRIN Lifebuoy 8200 from the contingency fund the welcome address of the class GoMle Uverant, Ignatius Lom­ • eoooaoooi 1 9 c TABLETS, BOTTLE 100 for additional costs involved In the president, Floyd Williams. Joan BOYS' bardo, Mrs. Delvina Montigney, SOAP BEMBERG purchase of voting machines, and Bosio, class secretary, will give the Mias Marion Randall, Mrs. Vir­ ITS here! SEERSUCKER ro refer back to the general mana­ farewell. Superintendent of ginia Tryon. Home making will 3! 23* ger for further Investigation . the Schools, George E. Graff and ele­ again be taught by Mrs. Virginia (Lnnil 3) SHEERS proposed transfer of a right of mentary supervisor, Mrs. Lucille NIGHTGOWNS AND TOGGERY DiSIONID P Q | t TIAIN, PLAN!, AUTO AND CIOSIT Miller; woodworking by Howard OLIVE TABLETS 4Qc PAJAMAS way across the sewage disposal Richmond, will, deliver messages K. French. Mrs. Wlllo Mae Supre- (-/ITS HEP/! V DR. EDWARDS, 60« SIZE lu-cn ...... TX Pmpyhr Styln la cool summer prints and plant on Olcott street to the Con­ t6 the graduates. The graduates nant will be music supervisor, All M«tal In regulars nnd shorties.---- necticut Power Company for a. will be presented by Principal. Ga­ Mrg.t Edith Frank'el, school nurse, C o m p a cts polka dots. Sizes 12 to 20, briel Reuben for the award of dip­ L*rt« j transmission line. SHORTS and Walter C. Hewitt, school cus­ -yITSPIFFEREHT! W/i to 24i'j, 38 to 52. BEDJACKETS The board also tabled Director lomas by How’ard P. Jensen, chair­ TRAVEL LIGHT todian. Dr. R. Daniel Chubbock Walter T. Mahone.v'a proposal man of the Board of Education. MINERAL OIL 9 8 ‘ MUM Boxer type* in navy, brown, AS A FEATHER will return aa superintendent of 29c!“'Priced low. Pastels, stripes and summer prints. that the anti-fireworks ordinance |, Rev. Arthur A. Wallace will give] achooli of the area, and MIm Ida REO. 39c FINT— LIMIT 1 ... Sizes 82 to 38, 40 to 44 and extra be repealed. Although tfie town the benediction. and plaids. Size* 6 to 12. and keep clothes neater Doodorint with E. Seidel ae elementary super- sizes. has two by-la-ws restricting the The elementary sohdol will close visor. sale and use of fireworks, it Is not early tomorrow and Friday with HoUca hM J»«n. posted. for a 59' . beUevetl that, either, will., prohibit .sessions ending at 1 p. m. How-- special town meeting, to take HYBROGEN PEROXIDE $4.39 $ 1 9 8 and more" the American Legion’ fireworks- ever, the staff will be at the school for the remainder of the afternoon place June 20, at 8 p. m„ In the REO'ULAR 29* SIZE—PINT (UbaM t) » . . , display on Memorial Field. Chief Designed for light weight Hebron School auditorium. The ...... AND MORE Schendel said he will enfpree the and since quite a coUectlon of for­ traveL long. service and principal matter to be considered 4Sc Sits ordinances, but that the Legloh gotten clothing and other personal eye appeal. Prepac is will be to see If the town will ac­ display, an annual affair, will not items has accumulated at the POLOSHIRTS made of teXturod. ea*y-to- cept ‘the school building aid grant ALKA- be affected. school, it is suggested that parents clean, scuff-proof Vlnyl- of the State of Connecticut, ap­ HOME NEEDS SPECIALS! Lsditi', Alte'i SELTZER The cost of the sidewalk Instal­ may wish to call for them on | Bright stripes, solid colors and fllm . . . color matched. proved by the School Building Trualto Tube 25 Tibteu lation, which provides for the con­ cither afternoon. some with picture fronts. Sizes 8 commission on April 4, of this SunglaasM NAME TAPES HELP struction of 9,717 linear feet of First graders deposited more I to 14. ■MpttktJ See—Sttlnltii Sttti TROUSER year. In the sum of 832,094.81, pay- I tS uSwu Aetscli ML Sidewalk. Is estimated at 840,241. than $150 in the Savings Bank of ------hL. In an peymente nf XI Bg;.4o—.flansrat i Managnr Mwislrsatar thla.iWneki making fij 604.74 each, payment beginning • Stutw titm4 9 M Many itylet. Martin the land of 82 'property total of over 8250 for the year. July 1, 1952. for the Hebron school • Snmu SM«n ' D D PREVENT fcOf owners fronts on the proposed The succe.** of this program In the CREASERS l*ri j — 'gatttiMiten'projert...... — i '•t-lwSwnMw -Set i , v , walk. first grade has 1^ to an Interest ____ This Is to help out I n ^ jin g up ; -Qt*«r Voting Machines In extending the .plan throughout for the school addlUoh. now com-''^ sfKDtlonaT 6299 T«>»* th*" ■ p l« t ^ enff In use." Signing the! sight 'new' 69-pblnt' -voting "ih a - Bolton G ran^ has'feccived im| Win:,! tChi]n*-.vfor.-Philadelphia to L*if* K—my Grange Hall which was struck by j ‘ 2 ; 2 9 Charles C. Sellera of the faculty hh'Spisttt Mim SUJ9‘ Ny-ttlu' I NEEDLE ■ freight charge. Originally, the lightning and burned to the j 86' ZIPPER town had intended to purchOie 16 o f Dickinson College, Carlisle, l*a., 7B- BATH C e ffM ALARM —•AOS ground. Undaunted, they started took place June 12, at a quiet cere­ i^ R A Y B orcoia tor CLOCK - H Book 111 ■ machines and was quoted a price the task all over again and will DUNGAREES mony held at the home of Mr. Sel­ Dul'hr C Q e oo/r • < 22S ■ WitA coupon I R -< ■ on that bails by the company. dedicate their new hall, Just one d («s 1 0t 0*ptM/«klt 44 1 lUAil 1) However, Martin learned subse­ for summer play. Sizes 8 to lera' mother, Mrs. H. W. Sellera-of rvkker . . D w Wt« . . . • I tlum , . . 4h year later, on Sunday. Their . In­ Philadelphia. It la a second mar­ quent to the decision to purchase vitation to Bolton also menbimed 16. riage for both. Mr. Sellers is a eight and the appropriation that that a Grange Sunday observance] aummer reaident of Hebron. His ^ c .i c j PLASTIC APRON CUTTER BOARD th,e machines coat 810 more each would be held at Winchester Cen-1 $2*29 former wife, Mrs. Helen (Gilbert) “ seporote food Freezer and Bound hardwood. Q Q c if less than 11 are purchased. ter Congregational Church at Sellera, died Feb. 14, 1951. Refrigerator combined, each with H»*. 29e 21c 8-inch diomsler WW 1 ^ 5 ^ While sitting as the Water Com- 10:30 a. m. Sunday. Guests at this G. Elerl Porter, marine veteran lEVELCOLD lamparoturet that keep mlBslon, the dlrectora approved a program are asked to bring a box ] Pto# MIL foBnal UaiM Tea m TiBnKMa. Aafiapi m4 motion to appropriate 859.147 for SHORT UEEVE of World War U. Is building a a|Uo«d. sofoond good-regard- lunch. ranch style bouse on land south of the EUstx and Durant streets sew­ leu of Moion or waotharl Press your trousers on er extension. A public hearing held SPORT SHIRTS the Hebroii school building. He has Sporting Goods your clothes line. No Iron­ For summer school and cam p.. .label all your belong­ the structure already raiaed and, ■two weeks ago to determine the Prints, plaids and plain colors. Sizes 6 A f Co/lon Sh* ing. Adjustable sizes, doa­ ings with York Boilproof Name Tapes . . . either the reaction of"property owners who Planners Consider has had an artCblan well dolled. ' Taka 7 m inutasi FtOI g lIQgIg to 18. A strawberry festival ‘and ham ble rust proof. “ ^ w On” type or the Jiffy “ Iron On” type — the price would be,assess^ the coat of the Msrt Zip 6 Gsf FICIIC J88I to supper will take place on the lawn Find out about the new Cyclo-motie sewer’s InstsUstlon showed a ma­ PO-DO tMUy is the same for either. Names in Red, Blue, Green, jority In favor. It is believed thst Change of Rules! In front of the Hebron Congrega­ Frigidoira and what it will mean to Black, Navy, Purple and Brown. tional Church if weather permits, Golf Balls th r ltom will be included In the tonight from 6 to p. m. If rainy, you I Alto teethe new Deluxe, C Q e 3 far 59c budget to allow it to be acted on The Town Planning Commission the supper will be- served ,ln the Matter and Standard o i a s we 1.6S -*t the time of the budget hear­ met in executive session Friday to 3 D O Z E N . SI 9DOZEN . . . . S1.S0 ings, scheduled to start in about COTTON SWEATERS church diningroom. modalt, priced from 12 fisr 6.00. Suffer Fnm’ Alkittt't Foot? Gel .00 consider revisions in the zoning Tha American Legion, Jones- 3 for $1.69 regulations set up in the fall of SUp-on and button atyle. Keefe PSoA-MoU many acts of kindness and sympathy pany. Ekcfricol Contractors For Work or Hoy shown ua In our recent bereavement. Among the changes discussed I The ninth wedding anniversary Jr. fielders SPORT We especially thank all those who sent were several recommendations I of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brodeuf 1063'-Main S t." Manchester BLOVE VISOR the beautiful floral tributes and loanau' made by the Zoning Board of Ap-1 o f AzHston Lake was observed W.R 6 U tba Ota of cars. * peals. If changes ar£.4eeiped ad­ June 12... Mr. and Mre Charles modt . . . I : s r . . 3 9 ' ’' ^ f y william Wright. visable by the com m i^bn, it will | Carukln, also of the lake, obaerved Joseph Wrlglit. Plostie laced Croon acotota Wlnalow W right hold a public- hearing In tha fu­ thrir wedding aninveraary June 2. Kr*. Sherwood PargaaoB. ture, Handley said. Mr. XaMnl^n, formerly of Hart- Read Herald Advs. f A l l d W i H > i kviRvtHiNG-^ ~ •HyiiAiu.oi|i^'r>dk e v e r y t m i I

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■'■!•. V . . ‘ ■ PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING ilERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1952 fi4,0E SIXTEEN and a boutonniere for Mr. Mac- VIrs. Spencer Kay. Aircraft Makes 7 Hold School Day Mrs. Robert F. Hawley of Gll- ■■-McKeonrHansehJ^^ ifs^M iiderH eait ead. Invited -aU-present for a pot- ^ Reese ForeiMiaii ^ At OsiaS^^ulwh liick picnic a.t her home on Mon­ ___ day evening, June. 30. Of Soroptimists Thomas G. Reese' of 15 Hyde Suniiltiy mornlni-at-tlM Center street has been promoted to fore­ l a ia T O CMtfreritibiud Ctiimdi, Church man, D-84, cutting tools, at Pratt Mrs. Ruth J. Spencer o f Cole School D«y w u held. At 0:18 W appin g and Whitney Aircraft’s North Ha­ kladerfarten and pnmtiV depart- street snd her associate new offl- ven plant, William P. Gwlnn, gen­ menu held their promotion end Cfra of the Soroptimlat Club were ' Graduation exercises for class eral manager, announced today. feve their program, "We Would Installed Monday evening at a Reese is one of 14 Connecticut Seeijeeue," under the direction of of 1953 at Ellsworth High School cereihony conducted by Regional were held last night at the school employes recently promoted at Rev. Dorothy W. Petee, Mlnleter PAWA. Director Miss Ruby Peaalee of auditorium. There were 57 stu­ Given by the of Bducetion. dents on the graduating list. CORNERSTONE CLUB OF ST. BRIDGET’S CHURCH The kindergarten, primary de­ West Hartford at the-Ashmere Eighth grade students graduat­ partment and Cherub Choir lang Inn, Windsor l/>cka.. Miss Alyce ing from the Wapplng Grammar with : aiAgt. Awarda were made for per- Salisbury was seated ^ as vice School will attend similar exer- stomach ^ , FRIDAY, JUNE 20 ' ' attentenoe In Cherub C3iolr. Ct|*t,at the C ^m unlt^ House t^ 'CHOKED ^=wir^WMss«ttM-orTBf^ .iBrnshhuit:, Mrs..,. JuVa Mc.Ca^t^^ •. r>.rBecvjed.EnMa:6.iOD.io.8;30 i<; .'av-v i - -recording secretary; Miss Jessie were praaentcd. Reynolds, cdrrMPondlng'secretary; __Thk Mothers Circle of St. JFran- Wh«n it strlkti, tales BsU-sn»j KNTERTAmMENT, Llllian Oustafsom treasurer, els parish will have a strawberry tsblsts. -TBiy-"COBtstn--ths' fsstssS-setIn# "W itoued with the lower and i Mrs; 'Marjr--Taylor” di lay froiir -4 r80“ ttr- 8 aurtltlni- doctaKl.Iet-tt>4Jf.y?.I..9l. per JUhlora and the Junior high d r Mrs. Taylor, retiring president, p. m. at the church hall. Tickets bssTtbura.. sss snf^mllsr dlitrsts. -3M. ^ PRIZfS -47 partmenta receiving their promo­ presented the Inco'niJng president may be obtained at the door and tion oertlBcatea Awards were with her president’s-, pin, and In a number of attractive prizes have COFFEE AND made to the Chapel Choir, and GO' turn Mrs. Spencer presented a been arranged. - - To-Cburch Band Pina .given....to past president’s pin to Mrs. Tay­ ’The Farmington -Alunvnr Little Raymond E. Gorman STRAWEERRY. SHORTCAKE . those who had perfect attendance lor.' League team defeated the South Insurance Agency a t church aervlcea during the last The guest speaker was William Windsor Little League nine in a A d u lt s ...... 75c (Door Prizes Included) - four-mOnth . period. Conference N. McKay of West Hartford, di­ Sunday game. Score was 3-1. A Insurance Advisory Service Children (Under 1 2 ) ...... 25e delegates were commlaaloned by rector of probation for the Juve- return game has been scheduled Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor, All Lines of Insurance tiile Court, third district. Mr, for play at Farmington F rid ^ at 983 Main Street—Tel. 6460 and baptism and dedication of McKay 1s an excellent speaker 6:30 p. m. V children were part of both aerv- and his services are In great de­ ' Ices. mand. Last month he addressed At the 8 o’clock pervlce the aer- the local men's service clubs, on — mon, "Cailtdtlkeneaa," was preach­ the subject of juvenile delinquen­ ed by Jay Ebareole, full time stu­ cy. ’ITiere are 500 Sorefptmlst dent assistant from the Hartford Clubs In the American Federation, Seminary. . (women’s service clubs) and they do an Immense amount of work for children. It is probable the Manchester Soroptimist Club, M d ^ c h ^ a t e r which has had for years as Its Tomorrow main: project work leading to the establishment of a Tumor Clinic Date Book at Memorial Hospital, may take glite Studio up the. project of helping In the Saturday,'June SI MRS. JOHN P. McKEON vaHoiis detention homes for chil­ First reunion of Manebester dren who are placed there by the Juvenile Court. High School class of 1932 at Man Miss Carol Eleanor Hansen, Catholic University of America «hesteE,^Mlitnt...<3ujB...... Arrangements for the dinner For These Washington,' ■&- C. A t present she Bammiy,' June S8 daughlef of Mr.' ahcl Mrs: "Waitef ahff initSllatldn' were...'iflade “b y Is clinical Instructor in St. EUlsa' Mrs. Justine Scher, chairman, as High School class of 1937 35th Ernest Hansen of 151 Pearl street, beth's-Hospital, Washington, D. C. reunion at Country Club. was married to John Patrick slated by Miss Jessamine Smith, The bridegroom served two years Mrs. Alice Clampet and Mrs. Julia AHMUimi: Nursts, Ttchnicianf, Beauticians, Domtsticsl McKeon, son of Mr, .and Mrs. with the United States Navy. He McCarthy. ’The latter, who la the Food Hondlon, Doctors and Dentists Assistants, WaitressK.| Thomas P. McKeon. Saturday, receleved his B.A. from George florist member of this classlflca- Still Available— Grange Notes June 14, In St. James' Church.The town college of Arts and Science, tlon club, was in charge of the ceremony was performed by Rev. Georgetown University, Washing beautiful floral deroratlons. She ton, D. C.i and at present Is a stu made corsages for the officers, all The New Mondarin Uniform SOME OF OUR HlUstown John F. Hannon at a nuptial Mass dent at Georgetown University the women present from the local, A t the June 13 meeting - of at 10 a. m. Mrs. Jane Maccarone, Law school. Hartford and New Britain clubs. GRAND OPENING SPECIALS! HlUstown Orange, No, 87, the an­ the organist, played the tradition­ al bridal music, and peonies and MOST UNUSUAL nual memorial service was exem- gladioli decorated the altar. pUfled.— The- flnaf-xard party-of Given In marrlagSTiylier father, -VALUE AT TAILORID FANCYL ~lha Maaoii ~ W s In charge Of Mrs Ihe “ bride was attended- by her ^QgFRlCG SALE " Isabella. ljeone^TWho--was assisted stater,-^Mrs. rLorrnlnoHi&nsen Ma-. by Mrs. Julia Kettberg and Mrs. son, as matron of honor. Brides­ Mabel McCaffrey. Prises .were maids were Miss Jean Theresa awarded and refrshmenta served. Hansen, sister of the bride, and The last meeting of the Sewing Miss Mary B. McKeon, sister of Club was held at the borne of Mrs. the bridegroom. EJdward Sullivan Aides Pettijean of St. John street, was best man for Mr. McKeon, 32 to 38. Manchester, and the next will be and the ushers were Millard H. with Mias Cynthia Booth, 595 Mason and Bernard Glllbride of HlUstown road. New Haven. Tirestone CHAMPIONS Etelated birthday greetings go The bride's gown of imported STRIPED. SOLID this weehL to Miss Aclee. Fonest. Chantilly lace and nylon tulle was ------save—SAVE on this high quality tire with all the extta value feaw one of HlUstown Grange's new designed with a fitted bo'dlce, SIZE 6.00-16 members,------'----- — who celebrated her sheer yoke aiid portrait neckline, Your Choice that have made Firestone tires famous t«or over 50 yean. Safti-Sur^^ birthday June 3. long, tight sleeyes that formed a White I,ead EXCHANGE PLUS TAX Gum-Dipp^ cord body for greater blowout prot«uon-— Plus-Mileape Ten, officers and members of point over her hands, and bouf­ Resists Water HlUstown Grange attended the fant skirt extending Into a sweep­ ,„.d R..«r meeting of 'Ewt Central Pomona ing tratn~ Her veil of Imported No. 3 held at Ellington on Satur­ Illusion fell from a lace helmet. MonehGsttr Lumber day evening, June 7. She carried a prayer book with 255 Center Street SIZES S-. M.. L James Coughlin, Steward, and white orchid marker and showers, Bvelyn H. Coughlin, lecturer of of stephanotls. REG. PRICE SALE .HiUatown.-Grange. a ttended ..the- ...The .meld.oC bonne, was.gowned SIZE- i meetlng o f , Central Pomona No, in blue organdie, white embroid­ LAGEY; HALfePULL 1 held at- Meiiden on- Tuesday, ered b ^ ice and two bands of am- 6.70>15 .Jbns 10;______brol^ry In back, and boleto Three officers and members of jacket and hel’ boiihet to match HlIlstouTi Grange attended the her gown: Her cascade bouquet meeting o f Wapplng Grange. June Was of yellow roses arttl. blue- del­ 10 when Neighbors' Night was ob­ phiniums, , served. Edward Nordstrom sang The bridesmaids wore Identical a .iiolo and also a duet with Mrs. gowns and hats of yellow organdie June Park as a part of the lectur­ with cascades of French roses and er’s program. blue delphiniums. A Wonderful Selection Another young HlUstown Mrs. Hansen chose for her Granger has had-honor bestowed daughter's wedding a black and upon her. Miss Olorlanna Hill'of white print silk shantung, white 651 Hills street graduated from accessories and corsage of garnet Hartford College on ’Tuesday eve­ rosebuds. The bridegroom's moth­ BETTER DRESSES REG. PRICE ^ 2 0 ^ ning, June 10, after completing er was attired In a navy blue two-year course. — Miss Hill was sheer with ptnk accessories. and presented by the State Board of corsage of pink sweetheart rose­ Health with a special certlflcate buds. They assisted the bridal SALE PRICE party at a dinner and reception at 19EUIXE CHAMPIONS for active participation In the ;^9>oral Group and was also pre­ the Manchaater Country Club. sented with a 8300 scholarship to When leaving for a wedding trip $ > 9 8 First choice of champion race drivers — first choice of car manufac- apply toward a three-year course to New York, the bride wore a turon. It’s the same high quality tire that's given phenomenal mileage of nurses’ , training at the Hart­ pink silk shantung suit, pink and as original factory equipment on millions of America's new cars. It's white accessories and white orchid. ford Hospital beginning liii Sep- 9 to 15 12 to 20 the tire with every safety feature — the tfre that gives most miles per They wUI make, their home at .447.8. . tamber..-— - — ...... dollar. SaveSaveBoy America’s greatei t tire 'NOW at theae M a^rthur boulevard, Wa.cjilng- “M b SIZES AT^ I ^ ton. D. C. - - MONEY-SAVING SALE PRICES! " ■ SIZE -rTW'-brida was graduated from .VrAlth-'*'' Millett Manchester High School with the 6 .0 0 0 6 class of 1945. She received her B.S. White only PRE-SHRUNK^ WHITE RIG. paici SAtE tiy s - Growing Yonngsten’ Denire—'• degree from St.. Joseph- College oL e x c h a n g e For Indepentenoe la Natural Nursing In 1949, and her master sizes 12 to M EXCHANGE of science degree In nursing at the POPLIN “ ^ 6.70-15 'PMCE ' '■ " yPIUS.... TAX PLUS TAX Writes a worried mother; ‘My 7 ftfteen-year-old daughter seems almost like a stranger to her MmBlimrm 9% father and me. UNIFORMS "If we ask her a'dirMt quesUan " Q u r i confide in me she shies away. She We have succeeded in making a REG. PRICE doesn’t seem to want to ba close plistg SEERSUCKER... just wosh, diy, and it's ready to wear I ■"tS'us...... special purchase of this, smarHy-.. "Hils. of course, worries us a iHEinMinc-i No Ironing 11 Convertible collar can be turned down if you choose. styled, comfort-cut uniform that S A L f ...Rreat ,desl.Jt_rou.8t,be..gur fault, would ordinarily sell' for- Iet» but 1 honestly can’t figure out how a/ A'AT ■ nM>r«LT.5.Biaeg,t2 la42^~, ...... " Y ^Tl 'smg' ffie ^ iie s 'G f iuMpthg* i ways been' interested in every- _«WM^9he MrJ:' .Jack*: shigrl, sturdy.saddltOjifQrds PMONt: " ORDlLs] (IlltD iippijirir YMs ... « ]!?Sr. M dlR,e^rl siitfv (imAUk Vi^uie' irom 'p e j^ 'snd sc'tiM^ rhsumsllsm. nturUli' a a---barofoot" comfort; piys -r>w,#/,w/ 4.tv.e. w bx-rwrir-» ya-F? »T« »v» "-rf ••! ’tdfti, doj^nddbio' prorddion ' AM 2De for Festege Pius T«x 2^A¥STfttT€H tXJNT* DELAYTRADE-TfM^AYI '^yoo eao’t. tea fsstasflf feel its powerful psin-roUsT- to be growing away from US. What' of famous, potentiid one- afford to drive ,on smooth worn tirtf when you can REG. PRICE. can we do?" Ibc mediestion to tp work to brint Irroh get new tire safety at these UNHEARD-OF LOW Not much at this point. It now blood to sweep sway the psintul piece sole and heel. sounds as though your daughter locslised contestioa snd sooths sensory Other styles Ir rose, blue, PRieES! Firestone New Treads are made with the SALE PRICE is just beginning to assert her In- nerve endints. Thst'e why stoislrsa SIZE 6.00-16 tame high quality tread materials—the tame tread - dependence as a person. Perhaps Muslcrole brings such speedy, long- SADDLE a^ua a n i maize. design, the tame tread depth and width at new . she feels no need to be' pals with tssting relief! GIRDLE Firestone tires! C%rry i^New Tire Guarantee too. her parents at this point because It pain is intseas— buy E stn Stroni OXFORD $ 3 . 9 8 AND YOUR ^ ^ W YOW OLD sharing secrets with friends of her Uusterole. At any drugstore. Sizes 14 to 4 4 ...... A ct today and.SAVE! 70-15 Tint own age Is, at the moment, far AND PANTIE STYU SIZES OLD TIRES more important than sharing them S„ M„ U with you. Just a Phase of Growing Up MUSTEroIE Lovely Plastic Hangers Don't let that hurt you. It Is just a phase of growing up. And so SEERSUCKER long as you feel sure that you are Gayer than laughter . . . Free With Every Purchase nnderstanding and tolerant, you Jumping-Jacks cool sandals, really have nothing to be afraid of. in bri^t, sun-splashed col­ SELECTION NIGHTIES In that case, she will come to Kcepsdltc S4 to 46. you If she really needs your help. ors, Safe warm-weather Msanwhile, be thankful that the DIAMOND RING Isn’t too dependent on you—that comfort for' active White Waitress Aprons she Is busy figuring out things young feetl ^ I Broadcloth P.J. for herself and utablishlng her 86 to 40. own individuality. White Hosiery And UR She'll come back to you In time, Tou may even hurry that time by SANDAL cutting your questions to a mini­ mum, letting her understand that you are there if A e needs you but that you aren’t going to try to force confidences. And above all don’t act hurt be­ € 2 ^ • . ’ ’,2- % cause she seems to prefer the com- panionahip of her “crowd" to your lADT DIANA Wag 22SA0 TEL company. That is right and natu­ Alio 330 aed 300 COPLEY’S 856 ral, and parents riiould- never Weddiag Keg J33A0 ' CEHOUSESSON Your Firestone Dealer In Manchester 7188 make their children feel guilty for SEE MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, PHONE 2-StSS. ~ 16 PARK STREET, HARTFORD their perfectly normal reactions. DEWEY-RICHMAN a - i i I III, I.' . I N - STORE HOURS: MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9 lo 5:30-^THURSOAy.m 9-WEDNESDAY TIL 12 NOON Main SL lAB rlgbUI rreserved, NEA Serv- 161 MAIM SXBEET W E GIVE GREEN STAMPS Ice, Inc.)

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, GONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1Q52 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1952 , f AGE EIGHTEEN Attng'"^eommtttee, the President'* and Whitney Funeral' Home, KSat Series of Recitals UAC Presicleht air policy ■ commission, known as Health Institute Boston Post Solti Hartford wltfl Interment In the A P ElecX^ Connolly^ Cites Key to City for Col. Gabreski the FInletter committee, and the GLASS irlson-Kent N uptials Center Cemetefy, Soulfl Windsor. Aiiswerg Blast congressional— .aviation —.policy, The Ladies Aid of ;tha Wap­ Begimii]^ Sunday -board:—ha-va .not-been -attalned.’'. :PORtVflW :J»!IM O$i Opens at UConn To_SlHte Resident ping- Conunonlty jChurch -wUl-hrild --- ;------iP." a strawberry supper Saturday, AUTO, MIRRORS, WINDOW Late ^ Hartford, June, 18:: ( ^ — Com­ NOTED CATERER DIES Bo.aton. June 18—(A’l—Sale of June 21, from 5:30 p. m. to 7:30 'll. 'Fredartc K. Werner arid Paul A. PLATE, OBSCURE — The 18th New England “Health Chetalat, local inatructor* of piano menting on the Suh-cnmmttlce’a the 121-year-old Boston Post to m. at the Community House. The West Hartford. June 18—(VP) - Institute opens its three day ses­ John Fox. 45-year-old ''Boston menu will constat of- ham, 'baked an^nK ieleo of the v.rloue ■stretch-out" program, H. Man- since 1902, die.d at hla home here Connecticut at Storrs. night. -r- made shortcake. fleld Horner, president of United Tho announcement that 'Fox Registra'tlona for tfle Red Cross Tuesday evenings, Jun* 22, 23 and the New Heven Resleter, he* been , to expoee corruption last night. It is expected that 2,800 profes­ 24 In ths chapel of the South elected preeldent of the Connect!-1 ponducted by the Po*t-Di*p*tch Aircraft Corporation said today; A native of Poland, 'he came to WHITE contracted to purchase the Post swimming classes at Spring Pond Hartford 80 year.* ago. He was one sional persons in health and com­ was made by Mrs. Helen D. Oro- on Pleasant Valley road are being Uethodift Church. L?/ •? cut Circuit of the Aeaocleted' end contended". that even newe- we In the aircraft Industry munity leaders in all walks of life zlcr, widow v'f Richard Grozler, accepted this week. Beginners, in­ Sunday afternoon at 3:15, S3 Pre*«. succeeding the let* J*me* j paper* witK email ataff* could do have aald many times before,-It is of the best known caterers in New G L A S S C O . Manchester students, both bagln- England and had catered for the will meet for a three day discus­ the Post’s editor arid publisher termediate and advanced swim­ L. McGovern, a»*6clate editor o f ; the xem* thing fot^ their com' not our place to recommend pro­ 24 Birch St. Manchester sion of what's new in health and 1924-1946, and Harry J. Gallagher, ming classea wtU be taught during nera and advanced puplla, will take ai the Bridgeport Po«t-Telegram. ' munUlo*- duction levels. That is a ques­ Inaugural festivities of the pa.st 12 part. On Monday night at 8:15 governors of Connecticut. Among how they can improve New Eng­ of the Post's board of trustees. the summer. Connolly, managing editor of ■ ------— >■- tion for the military and Congress land’s health programs. The 30 They are executors of Richard Loeffler Reelgns o'clock, they will present 34 more the Regieter for the peat 29 year*,! ^ to decide. I have also pointed other notable affdirs at which he local student# in a ,v*rled program served were the homecoming of odd ofricial itnd voluntary health Gimlec’a estate...... One'iit the atatea me t auecesa- wa* unanlmouBly elected at a © g t l f i e S . out many time* that the prodiiC'^ U saltl.Fpx .will. .asiJitrne foniroi ti#l.a.cbiml.CPAeheA-.AJb«rt,Lofif.fler of eomppalUons by the old arid riaw GeneralTWalRvi^lght;: eM . Um? agencies sjMnsorlpg thh|,y«8r’s.ln rBiaeUiig w tt" ■ raewnmended": ■ by "fiave ■ bl^ugHt- 'together t 'o f "tbThera la no ad- of the Hartford Courant waa 1111 Coil Maneh«8t«r’s Sewerage Speddifts Council, an'd The Connecticut ers of at least $10,000,000.” 05 games, lost 26, winning the the flrst wltnaaa at the Aria! of Constant Watchword Health League. He rstalncd a subsidiary of the state, crown in 1948 and feaching mlaaoln charge. elected aecretary of the circuit, Attorney Marcus Siegel, 83, be­ succeeding Connolly who had held We are prescription Dr. S. H. Osborn. Commissioner leather >qmpany, Kata Ga.s and the finals In 1947 and 1950. Soccer fore Kings County (Brooklyn) Oil Co. tn T '"''” '.V'''nnin. Fox aald that post 20 year*. specialists using only of the Cctnnectlcut State Dept, of teams captured 80 victories, lost Reaolutlona of regret were Judge Carmine Marasco, SAVE TWO WAYS: the finest, tested in­ Health, commenting on this Insti­ land originaHy acquired to raise 12 decisions and were tied I64 Notice Siegel liJ charged with forgery. gredients, accurately tute, said, "There is a hiatus be­ bark for tannliq; leather now pro­ times. The hooters took the state adopted by the meeting ■ on the Inducing another person to com­ (1) LOW PRICE . . . the most modem equipment and ma­ deaths of the tour member* during chinery In Connecticut makes passible a BETTER JOB at a compounded. tween our knowledge of the tech­ duce.* natural gb*- title In 1950- and 1952 and were Special Town Meeting the peat year. They were: McOoVr mit perjury, jim* IJIagal placement niques necessary for the preven­ He resides at Fairfield, Conn., flnallsts in 1951. of children: ' LOWER PRICE. Prescriptions - Called and hak another hon\c at Phillips, The elector* and citizens who em, Ferguson, hla son Ronald, Col. Francis . Gabraski, S3, of Oil City, Ps.. returned from Korea after. 100 combat missions and (2) TOUR JOB IS ENGINEERED . . . all septic tanks. Drain­ tion of disease and improvement LOeffler'a track teama won the After the selection of the Jury 8 Me. . ■-. . are qualified to vote In Town managing editor of the Manches­ an aoS of. two wari, receives "the greatest thrill of my life," during parade and civic reception in San age and sewer line* are Installed under the watchful super­ /FSr and Delivered of health, and their acceptance. state class C crown five straight Meeting# of the. Town of Coven­ ter Herald who died two week* yesterday, Marasco banned apecta- Meetings such as the New Eng­ years and were nmnerupa the oth: tors from the trial. He permit­ Francisco, Calif. He receives key to the city from Mayor Elmer Robinson at City Hall. Left to right vision of a Drainage Engineer. RESULT: You are protected try, Connecticut, are hereby after succeeding hi* father as pub­ are: Mra. Eleanor A. Arnold, widow of the late General of the Air Force Henry H. (Hap) Arnold; Ga- against costly blunders . . . A BIG SAVING. An engineered Job land Health Institute serve to er two years 1946 and 1952. He la warned and notified that a special ted newsmen to stay on the condl-' graduate of Bl(»mflold High, of lisher, and Luclen U Desaulnlers, breakl, Roblnson. Mni. Gabreakl, and (laughter Djbnl, 6, one of four chtldren. (AP Wirephoto). give* you LASTING AND SATISFACTORY RESULTS...... - PINE arpuac Interest in public health town meeting of ,aald Town will be Ansonla Sentinel publisher. tlon they did not use the name* and provide an important medium Wapping the University of Connecticut Of unwed" mothers nr of foster 19397 rind came (o EJlawo'rth In held at the George Hereey Robert­ The meeting was followed by PHARMACY through which a knowledge of son School, Coventry. Conn,, on taUm- parent* who testify. He ssid publlc^ health poUntialitlea can be 1941...... < tMa wns* • for pi^eetloh of the ceit-be served pi-ompUy li» order.to- -kltch«o.-wiU .b* Charles .Miner-an^: . -.Frea.-.- DaUvecy . ' Phutnlng Mertlng Monday, June' 88, 1962 at-8 .P. M, noclated Pm s* general manager Alfred P. Christensen. Thomas BeSaiel^^wBeSurel .Miss Haf'giiref Bfrerich' 6f Smith adopted children. ’Bef ipy PeiHval get back to their business. A spe­ 664 Center St. Tel. '2-9 presented.’ ’ Monday evening Town Planning for the following purpose#, to wit: who recently rettimed from a tour cial price has been set for chil­ Rnllason la ticket chairman, while and Zoning Commission met with street, South Windsor, who has of Kurope, and Ben Reese, retired This grocer said hi* baby boy CALL been visiting friorida In Fort Article (1) la now _3*4' years old. He said Tomorrow Night dren under 12 in order that entire Chsrlea Cole, past president of St. Maynard Saunders, planning con­ To see what action the town managing editor -o f the .SL .lxjula famlilea can -come to the festival. Alary's Men'-* Club, will act as sultant'of Springfield; Mb.**.. w1m> Worth., Texas. 1*. expected home Post-Dispatch, now co-chairman of hla wife flrst contacted 'Siegel on Sunday, June 22. wishes to trike oh the recommeni Table* will.b* set on the lawn chief cashler^^ South Coventry --- - - .*.. Is currently preparing maps of the datton of the Board of Finance the advisory boarif of the Ameri­ through A-friend In 1949. THE McKlNNEY BROS. The third annua) strawberry on the south side of St. Mary's un­ The hour* of serving have .been town for the commission. From for an additional appropriation of can Press Institute at Columbia A little while later, he went on, festival of 8t. Mary's Men's Club less rain force* the committee to set St 8 to 7 p. m. On the basis of ^___ Mra, PaulUne Little____ piapsplready.bn file here and ("pm 82A00. to. the. Board o f. Educritlpil he . met. Siegel near. Ai.hoapttal. In. bold It's"Taaflvil' indoor#.' La.sl SEWERABE DISPOSAL COMPANY . Grmlitation Danc€ •Uhwertity...... Queens, and the baby Waa will' 6# held tbmbrrow W p. m. past' estperiedee' 'a gootf 'erewd is C o v e n t^ '1-6281 enlargements o? 'the XT.'S. Burv'ey for Tuition ^equlramenta. Starael told the Connecticut on the church lawn. General Chair­ year's festival did meet with ed- exacted. Map of this area, a base map of editors he believed, after-ulslts-to brought out to him. The witneas DRAINAGE gnd SEWERAGE ENGINEERS L Article (2) ' aald a doctor arcompanled them man Earle Rohan has announced verse weather conditions, but was i. the town Is being drawn. A sur­ Held at'Holiister To see what action the town Associated Pres* bureaus In a success,. Tsble/* and waiters will Raids on sorority houses by uni­ 130-132 Pearl Street, MoncliMter— ^Tel. 5308 .Attendance Awards to examine the boy. that special attention will be given YOUR GOOD WILL COUNTS ■ ' 'H- . vey of the use of buildings will be wlahea to take on an approprla Europe and Cairo, Egypt, that the be in charge of W. Henry Weir. Co- versity lads are the new thing. Following the hoapllal visit, the to workers from Main street busi­ Church school pupils 9f the First made In the hear future and U Is lion of $18,427.88 for capital ex­ Associated Pres* organisation ness establishments so that they chairmen behind-the scenes In the Give ’em the slip, gals! Congregational Church who have expected a new map will be com­ The eighth grade class of Hoi abroad waa "superior to anything grocer teatifted, he visited Slegel'a .... ^ penditures as requested by the Office'and there received a paper attained a perfect attendance rec­ pleted* by late (!U]fnmcr. In order lister School held Its graduation we have had before." Board of Education and recom­ with questions and answers writ­ that townspeople riiay become ac­ daace In the school auditorium last mended by the Borad of Finance. He said he was referring to the ord .since the opening of the quainted with the use and purpose ten on It. night trom 7 to 10. The dance wa* Article (3) "sharp grasp of the background of Siegel told him to memoriae the school la-st October and awarded of the new maps, open hearlrig sponsored by the Hollister FTA. the news", which today’s foreign i J To see what action th# town questions and answers, the grocer attendance diplomas in, addition • are pianned. whl(jh served tee cream and cold, wishes to take on. the recommen­ correspondents poaaess. continued, in preparation for adop­ to pins follow; Carol Johanson ami MRS. ARNE A. Robert L. Klm|»son drinks, as well as cookies maxle by He said he was encouraged to Robert’ L. Simpson, 84, husband dation of the Board of Finance tion proceeding the next day In Nancy Johanson, fourth year bar; the room motherr, whose help that this expenditure of $15,427.86 find that more and more F,uro- Hudson, N. Y. Jean Ann Bradflcld and Dennis Mias Barbara Elaine Kent, and white orchid corsage. ; The of Mrs. Parlser Simpson, died at throughout th? schooL.year ha* '..pfan ..ne.wsp.ap.crs desire * report his hom'e Sunday,jmui'jilng .afler be financed over a period of yeare — The witness- leatlfled-^ that.- he Lktell, third year- bar;- -Robert. II,. . _8 been -greatly appreciated.------— but not'to exceed IS years. containing objective news rather was told'to say he lived In up­ . Loyzim and Robert Potter, second long illness. He 'was the son of the During (he evening the class, than propaganda, ...... Arthur Kent of 52 Elm Hill road, Rockville High School, attended late-Rohert. Emmet and Elizabeth Dated at Coventry, Conn., This state New York and that the ---yeaT'-'wreatb;-Goral Potter, fir.at girls In white dresses, and boys In 17th day o f June, 1952. Reese, discussing the respon­ mother of the Infant gave him year pin. For having an attend­ Talcottvlllc, and Arne Alrik Carl­ the University of Connectlc'uT arid Burnham Simpson -arid waa born sibilities o f newspapers, gave this is presently a service representa­ white trouaera and shirts with blue , Ralph V. Reynolds the bsby since she could not af­ ance record.of 90 per cent or bet­ son. son of Eric Carlson of 45 in South Windsor. He was a large ties, was led In a grand march by general aim: tive of the Southern New Epgiand Christian A. Welgold ford to keep him. ter, the following were awarded High street, Manchester, and the tobacco grower. He leaves besides the claay" officers. Bob Karvells, "Every newspaper, no matter Telephone Company. his wife, four sisters, Mrs. Edith Ray M. DavlS Seven other* have been Indicted attendance pin aWards; DoroOiy president; Betty Elder, vice presl- how large or small, should at­ late Mrs.'Judith Carlson, were The bridegroom was graduated Burnham of South Windsor, Mr*. • Board of Selectmen In connection with the ring, but M. Latimer, Lucius A. PettingiH. af.'nt; Joyce Cunllffe, aeoretary; Attest; Mildred C, Hlltgen, Town tempt to make its city and coun­ Siegel 1* being tried alone. married in the Talcottvllle Con­ from Manchester High School In Clara Burnham of East Hartford, ty a decent place In which to live Jr., and Sally Ann White, fifth Mrs. Hattie 'Vinton of East Hart and George McKeever, hnasurer. Clerk. The mother*, the prosecution year bar; Richard Littoll, Ronald gregational Church, Sunday, June 1946. He served with the Navy Prizes were given to Gary pWelack Without fear or favor." contends, sold their babies for $89 for two years and is a senior ford, and Mrs. A. H. Lcschke of 'The newspaper, he said, ahould Littcll, Lillian Loyzim, Barbara The ceremony was performed Pittsburgh. Pa. The funeral was and Phyllis Slenda Who won an and free car* at a se^et baby Palmer, fourth vear bar; Beverly at UCONN. majoring in govern­ at 3 o'clock by the minister. Rev. ment, and an ROTC candidate. held Wednesday at the Newkirk elimination statue dance. farm in Lynn, Maas. They as­ Dunnack. Joyce Potter, third year James ,A. .BoAl.. .Organtft John Wil­ sert ertly ranre “from "Mxssarhn- barf Barbara Cargo,' Gall Cargo; liams gave' a short organ recital FRESHLY rit:KKn setts, Rhode Island. Pennsylvania, Karen Oane. Susan Crane, Betty Ohio, Illinois and New York. and played the bridal marches. STRAWBERRIES Lou Leonard, Marldell Leonard, The decoratl'ons included basket* CHARGE CATRKnX'S and SPARKLE'S Hudson Hornet wins 13 times in 14 Roy Palmer, Pearl Potter, sec­ of white bridal wreath, snap­ The New" York State ’ITiniwsy ond year wreath; Curtis Bay, Vir­ ACCOUOTS 4Se QUART from New York to Buffalo Is dragons and carnations and light­ scheduled to be cnmpletsd In 19.84, ginia Bay. David Eaton, Nancy ed candles. INVITED ROBERT LODI Eaton, Joey Eaton, Barbara ROUTE fifi, BOLTON according to the State Thniway Presented In marriage ’by ' her Authority. Couch, Roberta Hansen,. Dorothy Williams, Stephen Williams, first father, the bride was attendetd by year pin. Regular classes are in Miss Mildred M. Duell of Rock'ville recess .until- October . 6... The as maid of honor. Bridei-riialds were in 1952 stock-car competition Miss Paulirie Marsfiall of TaVCOtt- Church School rally will be Sun day, September 28. vllle and Mrs. PrUcUla Brown of __ . Peraona Intereated .1 n .thfv .Ch.urch Cifopsr, HIU street, Manchester. Vacation S^chool are reminded to The • flower "glH "Was... Meredith Robertson of East Hartford, cousin Nia jungl* palm broM of ih* h e rabuloua Hudson Hornet proves week after send in registrations to Mrs. of the bride. Ralph Carlson was Stslion Moylpnd gives this straw week, in tough stock-car races against all comers, Thomas J. Moran, South CX)vcn- try, by Wednesday, if posgible. best man for his brother and the a q(jalily smartness Ihol meats the T that it is to far ahead In power, stamina and safety T h e Couples Club will have tliel'r' ushers were .Dbriard 'Kent,'brother' nssrfs of men w ho Insist on Ithere*! n o -'co m p a ris o n !...... riioTOrtl 'picirtc Sunday at Natchaug of the bride, and Robert Briggs of State- Park. The group will leave Manchester. distinctive style ond comfort in th.ir Thaa* cenlatit ara run under obtelula rula that all the church at 11:30. a. m. after the The bride wore a gown of Im­ summer hsodwsor. A pinch crown and antrias must ba cart just lik* you can buy .from your morning worship services. ported English sUk Illusion. Her complementing puggres bond, blend* Master Mason Degree flnger-tip veil wqs draped from a m M W daalar. This competition is Tar more than a test of cap of satin and lace, studded with :i well with th* unusual wao.'s one Uriel Lodge, AF and AM will speed. It reveals a car's true power, stamina and safety. confer the Master Mason degree seed pearls. She carried.* crescent l O V K S t r m ------tsxturs of ths Moyland. You'll fi.id - Frequently, less than half the entries in a race finish! on a class of five candidates, June bouquet of gardenias and gyp- that it will appeal particularly to y o u .: 28 at 7:30 p.'m . at the Masonic irophllB. Save! sizes 7 to 14 The Hudson Hornet has scored 13 victories in 14 starts Hall In Merrow. A t 6:30 p. m. The honor attendant waa gowned f'7 since January 20, 1952! _ , that driy the Climax Chapter, in aqua osgandy over aqua taffeta, OES, will serve a turkey dlpncr designed with-a fitted bodice and GIRLS' BOXER This terrific record is just as vital to you as a motorist with Worthy Matron Mra Mason circular skirls, She. wore a head- Angcll of Willimantic as general piece of braided aqua taffeta and as it is to the many veteran race drivers who choose chairman. Persons Interested In nose yell to match. Her cceKent PLAY SHORTS Hudson over all other makes. bouquet was fashioned of -phik COOL summER .the dinner are urged to purchase tickets by Monday. .carnations and lavendar sweet Sanforized cotton twill, cuffed, two It proves H u d s o q ^ s no «qu|il f ^ getaway,:^ Coventry Grange softball team peas...... alash pocketfl. Navy, red ,' aqua.: and sustained power 'at all speeds. It . proves that will play Wapping Grange team The bridesmaids wore Identical Friday at 6:30 p. m. at Wapping. gowns of pink organdy over laven­ ir.j ... .WndlOD ,T. 1o!!Y®M_.c®nter_ of _ gravity ■ - ■ ■ Mra., Maude Ruesell. formerly of der taffeta,'Tiinllar* In ’design to gives you a steady, safe ride that can't be berit! South Coventry, with her son and that of the maid of honor. Their 7 DRESSES P U iT triiinm^4 daughter-in-law Hr. and M r s. headpieces were of braided pink Shorts. Sizes 8 to 6x. It proves Hudioti is .remarkably easy to handle, safer, > Chester Russell, all of Orange. taffeta -with-matching nose veils. Choose-from in all driving situations, and it proves Hudson is the — Mass, visited local friends Sunday Their bouquets In crescent shape most rugged and most durable par you can buy! afternoon. were of pink carnations and laven­ Meetings der sweet peas. More Than And because of this record, Hudson's resale value is Wednesday meetings 1 n c lude The flower girl wore a dress of r. high and getting higher! Explorer Post Troop 65 Scouts at yellow organdie, the skirt floor 7 D m. at" the Red Schoolhouse, length .and full,„,the cape scal­ a Thousandt Cedar Swamp Road; ' X^oventry All Hudsons have the same basic construction and loped and trimmed with white Bunnies 4-H Oub at 2 p. ra. at the lace. She wore a hajr wreath of THE valuable characteristics that established this amazing home of Roger Carpenter, Pine daisies and carried a colonial bou­ • Sheers f track racord.. Come in and try.one.of thaae.graatcars, . ___ Lake- Shores.. .^Sp.Vlth... -Q°.y.®^ry.; quet of.-spring- flowers...... —...... or phone and a Hudson will come to your door, with­ Ladies Association of First Con- Mrs. Kent chose for her daitgh irregalional Church business sea-, teris'wedding a gown of bemberKi PrJhisf STETSON out obligatton .to y9u,«„_.,. • , .on _ ~ In tVio VPJltrV ■■ DICK SAIMMSM lAZUM n u t n a c i IN A MUOtON.iMaMT AT iAMOMOaMI. S*...ON.aLA.T la a - slon-at 1 ; ^ p. m. - In the-vestry -print In-eolors of pink,- grey j { , with, a Doduck luncheon at n<»n. and. >yWt8;-.hrivy. haj. and. corsage Bemberasf ^ PEh^OMEyy %iMit8Tfa&itd\]^ Hornet,' liuniii^ou*' Ciiiriit^dOrt'' fMiiiit Sr'jSijOt!"'' '' * ' o f pink, rose* and gypsophlla. 1 mused Tuesday at noon toy the ■The epremony was followed by,| Bvergiaze: spectecukr Hudson. Wasp, thrifty Paceinakar. Hydra-Matic Driy* or Ovardriva and summer reoea* tw ha ra-opened '8oI*xrSefety Glasa. .(tinted,' ari^Uje> 'op^ .coat on airmbdala' pypet, a ‘ reception 'fo r 278 guests In the;- : YOU CAN BUY A BjO, POWE^^^^^^ 'September 9..... - ' ------chufch •parioH'. 'whlcn -was decorat-1 . standard trim., other. .n>ociAcatiqi>*. and .acnataoriaa. xuhiact to. change .without .ootic*., sa "^th' ■wedding" beiw «nd • spring | flowers. Friends of the bride I brays! Other Straw Hats ^2 = up HUDSON PACEMAKER Two Cars Hit, served as guest hostesses during' the reception. | > Cords K ill P e d e s tria n The bride’s gift to the bride-, FOR AS Lim E AS groom waa luggage. To her maid ► Pastels! SIX-FASSENGfR SEDAN of honor she gave an imported Fairfield. June 18—{JV -T w o straw picketbook, to the. brides­ CEHOUSESSON maids. perfume atomizers, and to ^ Ginghams! automobiles struck and fatally In­ ======I IM «------Prices may vary slightly in nearby the flower girl, a bride doll. The jured Stephen Zaborowski, 55. of bridegroom's gift to hla bride was ^ Orgdhdies! WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS areas due to trantportntion charges. Fairfield on Kings Highway last pearls and a cedar chest. To his night, fracturing his skull, brew ­ best man he gave a shirt and ing both his legs and causing oth- necktie and to the ushers tie HUDSON clasps and key chains. Headquarters For depending on the volue of your trodenn ' ’^'The^flrst car to hit the victim, For a tour through New Eng­ Women’s Sizes: said Police Captain John Neary, land to Canada the bride wore a Most DURABLE car your money con buy waa operated by Ronald A. Ma- blue linen suit, white accessories lonv executive vice-president, of the^’ Bridgeport Gas Ught Coro- oanv Malony’s car tossed the man Into another lane of the highway w h e rra car driven by Olfle M. BftLCH Is Your Lvon Jr., of Bridgeport hit him. WE NEED USED CARS.. . RIGHT NOW WE CAN GIVE HIGHEST. AILOWANCES Police said both drivers were 4 N hooked for Town Court arraign­ ment Monday on charges of opera­ ting a motor vehicle so as to cause loss of life. "S) •'t' I Personal Notices | BETTER DEAL FINANCE McClure Auto Company Cjard of Thanks PONTIAC DEALER 655 MAIN AT PITKIN 2nd Rm , JAtVIS______BUIIOINO_ We with to express our thanks and •06 MAM sram (Ovw auNCHism, eeatN. eppreclaOoB for the many acta of l '.\ < I’ll!' • 't.im !i*'t»T DM 1430*430 • rMII* I. Jwikln,, T il MANafw *”ndne»f end emypathy ehown durinf NOW 3 GRIAT HIGHWAY STORIS TO SiR V I YOU EAST HAR1T0RD -l« 373 Main Street M a n c h e tte r ihe lone lllneea and at the time of the I aa4i It miSMIi t l dl mnaidiM (mu rtl-etb' of our huabend end lather, John F. Foley., ★ OPEN EV EN IN G S ’TIL 9 • FREE PARKING* •|R 4r Mr*. John T. Foley and ftmlly. Read Herald Advs« V. BIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18^1952 PAGE TWENW-OMl fAGETWENTTf llANCHB8T16il EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1952

Center OongragdUonal yesterday Dealhs afternoon, at S-o'elook. Rav.. O if- R ome Seminary Trains ford O. Simpson officiated and Taft Deny Hunt Mrs. UllUa B. A bom ‘ Alexander Watson psesided at tha , 7 - 6 Mrs. Ullian Beverstock Abom, organ. 83, widow of Robert W. Abom, Bearers were Paul Carlson, To Promise U. S. Dioceses Priests 834-828 TEL. 6 1 «' Plane Fired died last night at her home after Sherwood AV Bee<*ler, Harold W. Pa., middleweight gained a unani­ a long lllneas. She lived moat of' Oarrity, James Sargent, Fred E. M A IN ST. llANCnEBlliH. B y f r a n k BHUTTO ----- Bratton * Choice mous decision over Bratton, for­ her life la Elllngtoh but was bom Finnegan and Anders Bonniksen. basfcetball and a handball court. Big Wheel mer . welterweight champion. In In Johnston, R. I. She was the T a x Slash AP Newafeataree The college stands on a plot of W in n e rs First Shots Rome— High on Rome’a Janicu- their previous clash at Madison daughter of -the late Joaeph and Anniversary Mass 12V4 acree which tha American r Over Castellani Square Garden March 38. Elisabeth Harding Beverstock. lum hill, a new 38,500,000 Ponti­ bishops purchased from the City of A memorial Mass for the rtpoee (Osattnmd te m Page One); fical American College today neara Into Top Spot The lose It Bratton'a only blot (OoBttMMd from Om ) She leaves three daughter!, Mrs. of the soul o f W ill Asimus, who Rome In 1923. The decision to Chicago, June 18— (A)— Sharp- on an otherwise Jierfect recerd this Edward Keller of Rockville,' Mtaa completion. build the new college was taken f ' died June 23, 1931, will be said " I don't like a permanent law Catholics throughout tha United punching .Johnny Bratton, one of year. He has won four other Una flyln r boat and abaolutely un­ Hasel and Miss Shlrlsy Aborh of that gives the government the on Nov. 12, 1947, at Washington, Saturday, June 31 at 8 a. m. In St. States paid for the gleaming five- In Standings fights, stopping Bobby Rosado armed. H iu* it could not have Ellington; thres sons, Robert W. power to fix wages, or order com­ D.C., when 130 bishops assembled the best when the mood to fight Bridget's Church. floor structure of white brick and and Pierre Lamglols and defeat­ opened ( I r a acalnst. anytwdy. Abom, Emerson Abom, and Sher­ pulsory arbitration or aelsure," he In the 29th aimual meeting o f the strikes him, will seek a knockout n te rt was net tUa aUgUtaat-ahada travUne. It wUl officially'open ----- National League Standings ing Vic Garden end Del Flanagan. wood Abom, and thiye brothers ■aid.------— ------National Cathoile Welfare Confer------victory"in ah encore tonight With nexjt. year*...... eiiica<;:Grin(l ...... w osrtetlanl. " Jack H«pi)tflstMl' 'liaii~t)iH»-'tli4r A u t o ahbi erar Tniwatlonal Nelson Beverstock of laiington, ‘ ThoughW^^^ "#klrtleld Market M r baaed on compulsory arbitration, 17, 1948. 'I'he 10 rounder In Chicago head athlatle' trainer at Michigan watara. Tha porttlon had been .andLWUbur B«Vtrit<>gK_oL Mjtgt; you-invade-u4axge field of eco.- go back to Rome’s "Humility" I The five-storv building contaiM______M oriarty Brot)[iera_'. . **3__2-JMKL street arid to the cloiafered "halls Stadl'um wlll"be televised natlonil- '^ateslbr 3t years. H als QMonly definitely astanUdiaa b y tSordugU ford. Sha also leaves six grand­ - nomlc freedom and bring an end 304 single rooms, a chapel and re- American Legion "..,..3 3 .500 PiYeatlgatloB.** memorial uf the original fectory. .The iqiia^toapM jim ic- Mancheater A^tQ„F»rts 1. 4“ ":p ) trainer- thfr-SpariABa awr. hav e children. to collective bargaining. - I think Castellsnt, 25-year.old Luzerne, had.' "'r ---- ■. Bed Koto Attacked Funeral aervices will be'held on Know T k a t^ there are worse things than North American College whose ture la built around a central Stockholm's m orn in g news­ Friday at 1 o'clock at the Ladd strikes, and one of,th em Is the reeprM read like a "Who's Who" cloister. The Chapel la In 11th and Ray O’Neill struck out three papers ware unanimous in their Funeral Home In Rockville. Rev. Forests are found more than destruction of freedom.” of American Catholicism for the 12th centuries, Roman style. hatters to retire the side in the X denunciation o f the Soviet note. Dr. Qeorge S. Brooks will otfl- 100 miles beyond the Arctic Cir­ I f Congress does decide to legis­ past hundred years. laet of the sixth inning and anuS "Russia’s govamment is lying,'’ clats. Burial will be in the Elling­ cle. late In this field, T a ft said. It U. 8- Priesto Studied There out a last-ditch rally as the Fair- the liberal Dagans Nyhetar de­ ton Center Cemetery. The funeral might have to consider a ban or Many American priests have field Markets edged the American " 7 ...... clared. home wUl ba open Thursday after­ Trees 100 feet high often are limitation on nation-wide bargain­ had at least part of their training Malik Readies Legion 7-6. The Victory broke Tha conservative Svenska Dag- noon and evening for the conven­ found north of the Arctic Circle. ing. He said it'e difficult to draw In the Pontifical college. More the three-way deadlock for first bladet said the Russian charges ience of friends up a law dealing with that. than 40 American bishops and place in the .National Little "wlU not convince any Swedes. And, he said, he is not himself archbishops are among Its alumni 2 Propaganda League with the Marketa taking The reindeer was domesticated MUSICAL, MINIATURES — A banjo, guitar and The lies are too obvious, the false suggesting any such law. and six of the eleven Americans over the lead and the Legion drop­ WlUlam B. Morris In the Old World in prehistoric violla with bow; awde by Otoml Indians of Mexteo, are pdH of accusations too flagrant." A t the moment, the senator who thus far have been named ping to third behind Morlarty Rockville, June 18— (Spscial)— times. tiny Instrument eellectloti of Arthur L. Relmcr, of Inglewood, CsL The. MCtaUat Morgon TIdnIngen, 'William E. Morris formerly of said, he believes President Truman Cardinals studied here. Blasts at U. S. Brothers. mouthpiece o f tha government, Manchester, died this morning at should invoke the Taft-Hartley The old college will be used as S IE V E PROVOST went the Arabia is believed by some au­ said tha Russian nota would ba the RookviUe City Hospital after a law in the steel strike. a residence hall for priests doing (Ooutinned b om Png* One) route for the Legion and was the 824-828 M A IN ST. T E U 5161 MANCHESTER thorities to be the original home rejected at once. long lllneas. R e is a retired farm Citea Ftecal Situation post fraduate work after the new victim of poor defensive support of the Semitic peoples. college Is opened. There now ar^ the fight against the Soviet Pro­ "We have the right and duty to laborer. The basic question the country 154 seminarians here from 67 dlo^ posal at the last assembly to ad­ reject every attempt to deprive He is survived by two sisters, and congress have to face today, the couhtiry o f an apology owed it Aixbes were used in buUdIngi In ceses in the United States. mit all 14 applicant natlona Mrs. Pauline Wetta of Norwood, T aft told the business editors, la for a brutal assault on a harmless the Tigria-Euphratea valley as The college has come a long way Protocol Withdrawn Mass., and Mrs. Ellxabeth Ps- the fiscal situation. rescue paity. which has not vio­ traitts of 81 Florence street; one early as 4,000 B. C. from Dec., 7, 1859, when people of The germ warfare charges al­ lated anybody's border but kept "W e have a tremendous budget Rome saw a little procession of 13 ready have been aired thoroughly brother,, Anthony Morris of Nor- thAt Imposep tremendous burdens,” Falrield Market! <7) the 4nt«fl^d*S^»al Earty.'btrda at whlefa'foeaila: hem- ecoIesUsUcal studrate on Via d^|- In the UN. Disarmament coromU- ...A S .a ii FO A.I 'wood. Mass., and tw o nieces and he arid, ''i think it Ms inconsistent gon TIdnIngen daolared. one nephew. been found had long, repUle-llka Umilta, In the heart of Rome. Blon. There Maik aaserted the • R. Sylv«iter, rf , ...3 0 0 0 0 1 with the continued existence of Twerdy, rf ...... Bwedee Angry Funeral services will be held tails and teeth. American Oplors U. S. had refused to R atify ihe free economy if it goes on." M ...... The incident infuriated tha neu­ FYlday morning at 3:30 from the Their black cassocks were Geneva protocol because It had Fethler. cf ...... It Isn't exactly the Polo trality-loving Swedes. Thousands T, P. Halloran Funeral Home, 176 Irish monks lived In Iceland be­ There la no psychology of war, trimmed vdth blue, collared with planned to use this type of war­ ri#ke. c ^...... Grounds, but Pvt. Willie MayS no psychology of sacrifice In evi­ fare In Korea. Nell, lb ...... o f Jeering demonstrators, some Center street, and B o'clock at S t fore 4 was occupied by the Norse- white and sashed with red— the D. Sylvester. 3b seems happy just to be able to pa­ throwing stones and fire-crackers, Jamas’ Church. Burial will be in dence now, ^ Senator said, yet red, white and blue of the Amer­ Benjamin V. Cohen, speaking Norrli, If ...... trol center field for Fort Eustlce, massed in front o f the Russian em- the S t James’ Cemetery. Friends the country la asked to spend 85 ican 'flag. I t was the first time for the U. S., replied that Presi­ Jacobi. 3b ...... Va. The Giants’ star sparked dent Truman had withdrawn the BraM.-'-p 4 s-vuswwi may liiUl frtiih 7'tb lO fbhfght^^^^^ 'The inUribr of continents tisua!^ billion dolleua In the year begin­ that the' church and connected 0 0 0 the F o rt Edstiee Wheels to a 7-2 protocol from the Senate In 1947 CNetll, p ...... I>rlme Minister Tage Erlander tomorrow night. ly have greater extremes of hast ning July 1. buildings were used as a college victory over Fort Myer. (NEA) p ro test the shooting to the Rus­ In 1948, Taft went on, the fed­ by North American seminarians. after It had become, evident “ that T o tsli, ...... J7 7 8 l i ”a "j and cold than do Islands surround­ the paper pledge approach had be­ AnirrieSB L .g l.a ((> sian Ambassador In strong lan­ Mra. Hannah Addy ed by the sea. eral government cost six per cent Last year, to protect the build­ come obaolete." AB R H PO A B guage Monday. The government Mrs. Hannah Wright Addy, 69, at the income at the people, where- ings ag'alnst any possible compli­ R. Provo.t, 2b . 0 0 0 "There had been too many inci­ McGehsn, Jb , ordered Its Naval and A ir Force wife of David Addy of 3114 Foatsr Many places within the Arctic the 86 billion program that cations of the Rome zoning laws, Rockville u n its to keep up the search for the President Truman wants for the the Italian government declared dents of treaty violations which D, Burnett, ef . street, died at her home last night Circle sometimes have summer have been concealed under the cov­ Mclntoih. u ...... a 1 .1 u u 1 plana missing since Friday and to after a long Illness. She was bom year ahead would cost 29 per cent. both the church and the college S. Prov'oit. p ...... S 1 1 0 3 0 temperatures of 80 degrees Fahr­ ering technique o f the big He,” W . Burnett, c ...... 3 1 0 13 0 0 shoot back at any further Soviet here Aug. IS,-. 1892, a daughter of enheit or over. State and jpeal governments, he buildings to bo a national monu­ Sports attacka Cohen said. M.lsuiky. rf ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 WlUlam and Hannah Hewitt said, would cost another 7 or 8 per ment. On the memberahip issue, the U. Romsniew, If, 8b ,. .. 2 0 0 0 3 0 A special session o f the govern­ McCT.ln, cf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 1 Wright. She was a member of the The custom of sealing a living cent. Many Pontlffa have visited the S. at the Paris assembly insisted ment also decided to tighten the Mancheater Salvation Army FalcetU. If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 1 UTTLE LEAGUE human being In the cornerstone of In contrast, T aft said, he has historic buildings, which are sev­ that each country must be consid­ NIelaen, lb ...... 8 0 0 8 0 0 nation's defense against air at­ Corps. seen analyses by economists that eral hundred years old. The pres­ tacks but no details were disclosed. buildings did not die out until the ered separately on its own merits. W. L. PcL ^aldaa her husband, she leaves 16th Century. arrive at the general figure of 26 ent Pontiff was Its guest several However, the Soviet proposal for Touts ...... 34 8 4 IS 8 S The Swedish Foreign Office ad­ a son. William David Addy of Fslrfleldi ...... 100 SOI—7 Scouts ...... 6 0 1.000 per cent x>f InconM as. "about, the times when he was Cardinal a "one-package" admission of all 'I:ejfinn rv :..r ..... 103 003-—8 mitted, however, that a search Philadelphia, Pa., - a daiighter, l|lhlt_you .can tak i from people for Pacelll, __ PAC ...... 4 2 '887 ' plane had~ flown over Dagoe Island Water, pressure increases a t 4ha applicants won.a majority vote hut . ...JBunsJieUed. In. .8,. Pw toi} TweMy — -4 .200 Mrs. Russel Venhart o f 70 WeaV'^ goverrnnent»'L : _ - ~ Archbishop John McClosky of failed to get the-neceseary two- _J, U o rrls; two-bsse nits.. Feiiiler. Mc­ Elks . last Friday, the day the transport rate of 16 pounds per square inch Intosh; stolen bisea, Jacobs, Twerdy, 5 .000 er rbad^ and a granddaughter. Great Britain Is taking about New York made It his headquar­ Moose ...... 0 disappeared with eight men for every 33 1-2 feet of depth. thirds margin. Even Britain and Brass, McIntosh, Romaniew; left on "Funeral aervices. In charge of 40 per'cent, the Senator said, and ters when he came to Rome for France abatafned instead of back­ basea, Fairfield 4. Lesion 4; baaSa on aboard. , the Watkins Funeral Home, will I t takes about 1,000 full-sixed the result "is a bogging down of his installation as America’s first ing the U. S. position. balls, Brass 4. Provost 2; strikeouts. The Scouts won another Little Provost 13, Brass 9, O'Neill .3; hlU off. A Foreign Oftlee announcement be held Friday afternoon at 2 coconuts to produce 35 gallons of the program and even Mr. Church- cardinal on March 15, 1875. It was believed here that the League game last nl8ht by defeat­ o'clock. MaJ. Benjamin Jones wUl Brass 4 for 8 runs In 6* Innings; blamed the trespass on heavy oil, - HI seems unable to pull them hack Housed Children Russians had decided to try to O'Neill 0 for 0 runs in 1; wild pitches, ing the Moose 11 t« 1 In a game clouds and bad weather and said officiate. Friends may call at tha from a socialist state." The college’s war-ravaged con­ press the question now in the hope Brass 3, O'Neill. Provost; passed balls. called at the end o f four Innings the pilot, when he discovered he Fpneral Home tomorrow from 2 to Flake, Burnett; winning pitcher. on account pf darknese. By win­ LA 8ALETTE PREFECT DIES Close to Ike View ditions— It housed children of Ital­ of lining up still more support by Brass; umpires, Vincek, Qracs; scorer, was over Soviet territory, flew 4:30 in the afternoon and from 7 On actual proposals for trim' ian nationals during the war — the time the assembly convenes ning six straight, the' Scouts are to 9:30 at night. Burial will be in Tstro; time, 1:85. back to eea. The Swedish Ambas­ Ing government spending, Taft prevented It from being similarly again In October. *Pltcher to S batters In 8th, well on their way to the league tha East Cemetery. Hartford, June 18—()P)— Rev. sador In Moscow wks told to apolo­ James F. Oleason,- M. B„ of La- saw himself and Eisenhower as used during the Consistory of 1946 The countries applying for U N championship. The Moose have gise to Russia for this Incident, Salette College, N ew Park avenue, not too far apart.' - when four American archblshopB membership are Albania, Out.er as his matea' permitted the Gro­ yet' to "Win a single contest...... cers to score seven, unearned runs, Admits Spying died at St. Francis hospital this While Elsenhower was quoted — Mooney, Strltch, Glennon and Mongolia, Bulgaria, Romania, In four completed Innings the Straomllnad arieiaeled chain one each in the first and last in­ Meanwhile, a confessed'Swedish morning. He was 41. once as talking about a 40 billion Spellman— were made cardinals. Hungary, Finland, Italy, Portugal, Moore had two hits and barely —Aaatar far «4fkt tofaty. f«ard piratacta datMnfs Funerals STELLAR STALEY— Eddie .Stehky predicted before the 1952 nings and five in the fourth. He spy,for the Soviet Union testi­ Father Gleason was a profeasor dollar cut in taxes, T aft said, it These memories, ■ said the col­ Ireland, Jordan, Austria, Ceylon, escaped being shut out. The play of campaign began that Gerry Staley would win 20 games, and the gave up six scattered hite and fied at his trial that the twinges PhlUp B, T. Nelson and prefect of dlsripllna at La- .38-year-old right-hander made the Cardinal manager look like a seems he meant a 40 billion slash lege's prosent rector Bishop Martin Nepal and Libya. the Moose boys cpntlnues to be a walked only two while he made o f his consclsnoo were overcome A larpre number o f people paid Salette College from 1038 to 1943 gmuine expert starting off uitii eevea wing ia nine games. (N SA) in spending instead. - J. O’Connor, are among Its price­ mystery. They are admittedly not 12 Grocers fan the breeze. by his need for money. respects at the funeral services for Hp had been In poor health for The issue . in cutting spending, less treasures. In these surround­ AWAIT DELEGATE RULE as strong as the Scouts or PAC. He helped his own cause with SAIiE-FREB INSTALLATION He began to get an attack of PhlUp R. T. Nelson, held at, the several years. T a ft said, lies in "this tremendous ings young Americans chosen by Washington, June 18—OP)— A However, they have a number of REOULAR 39.93 MODEL SO conscience In 1948, when he defense program— I ’ve left It is their bishops for Roman training ruling by the Republican N a­ three RBI's, but except for Bobby McIntosh who singled and doubled good players and Coach Jerry A l­ thought about Soviet treatment of too large." O f the 85 bllUons have spent four or six years study­ tional committee is expected to­ len- has tried paUently to find a J?eg.2d.ft5^ 2 2 . 4 4 Mast sedbas . the satellite countries In eastern proposed f6r the coming year, ing for the priesthood. Study and day In disputes involving con­ and brother Dickie who drew two 3 7 . 8 8 -' peasea,' he - had- little - aasiatanee .winning combination.------" ’^ r d p e , sSid Joh'ah F rltlbf Ehbom. the Senator "said, 65 hllUohs'are cUs'Sesr'at present; u t e 'held at tested convention deiegetione, For .the Scouts; last night, notably the 38-vote group from ..either defensively or offensively @-Clieos» a liepMKlable, low.prie^-Med«l 50 in- ypuTf like the iMioptiv cool IW ^ — the brli^t, But "reluctantly" hs continued for defense and 20 billion dollars Rome's Gregorian University. Schultz got 3 for 3, Jordan 2 for ...... Play Provisions Texas. The deadline for filing from his mates. "loAed-ln" colori of Iheee B «f QywM!|)r ^ o n for. knoUifr .two yssrs-.to suppljr for domestic., programs. th a t. .can­ 2 and'Hepton.2'tor.v>,'..' . M te juniaf Aim Boys and I^8|^d M m iof 'th r Russians' ■ with informstlon not be trimmedvaubatantlalty. So. Te new-college has not forgot­ ' each dlsputee expired lisst night Bobby Brass who startefd fo r th ! ’ Seeati (ID steel i^me l « ^ for years. Smooth hfow De^rlure c b v ^ B(4lt te shout Sweden’s defenses against he said, reductions must be made ten play provisions. It has a soft­ and the committee said it will Markets, got his first win al­ AB R II PO A E the possibility o f a land attack in the defenae end o f It. ball court, three tennis courts, a rule some time today. though he had pitched fine games Checkers. If ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 brakes, Air-Cushion tires, butyl tubes— 28x2.125'. tailored with elaitle Inserts for a tight, wrinkle-free from the Soviet Union throughugli previously. He gave up only four Hllle, 3b. p ...... 8 0 0 3 0 1 fit. Quilted plastic trim. 5 colorful new patterns. hits and four walks while etrikiiig 81. Louie, c ...... 3 3 1 4 1 0 REG. 375 Steel Bike Balancer (Not shawaJ.S.dr Finland, Enbom told the-courL Ho. 'Schultz, It ...... 8 8 -8 O 8 0 REG. U .45 Beit Quonty Fiber Ready-Mddes,14.77 could no longer manage without out nine. He allowed one run ,lh Jordan, lb ...... 3 3 3 8 0 0 REG. 51.95 Sealed Beam Bike (Net shovm), now47.Bl the first 'and three more in the Doherty, cf ...... 1 3 0 0 0 0 the money the Rusatana paid hlni. Fahey, 8b ...... 3 0 1 0 1 0 Enbom gave this account: third. Wltlnok, rf ...... 3 1 1 0 0 1) . 0 After he last met the Deputy In the last of the sixth with the Hepton, p ...... 3 0 3 0 O' 1 Soviet military attache, Victor Legion trailing 7-4, Walt Butnett Mineken, 3b ...... 0 0 Q_ 0 I 1 walked to lead off. Billy Malau- Yegorov, In April, 1981, he de­ Totala ...... 3iuioi3 8 3 rided to atop being a apy. He left aky followed with a single, send­ his Job on the Communist news­ ing Burnett to third. Then Brass Madcui, aa permitted him to score as he' fired Schllphack. i paper Norrskensflammsn (Aurora Meleakl. lb Bomalis) and went to Stockholm f , t O O a wild pitch In the process of Zbpk, 8b ... to "start a new UFs." He wanted walking Mickey Romaniew. Heim, cf ... F IR E M A N O’N E IL L was then Lueaa. If to forget what he had done for. the Smith, p ... SPECIAL Russians and "become a good and caUed In and whiffed the next Arm, 2b ...... P U R Q H ^ honest Swedish ritlsen.” three Legionnaires. ^urllnf. rf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tonight at 6 at Memorial Field Edmondo. rf 0 0 .0 .0 .0 0 Enibom got a Job In Stockholm and dreamed of writing a novel p a y u i k t the first place Red Sox collide Tot4la ...... a 16 1 2 12 3 2 which would "expose fraudulent with the last place Yankees In an ScouU ...... 402 O’wll 4 9 7 American L e a ^ e contest. Mooae ...... 100 0-^ 1 C o m m u n 1 a t propaganda." The i I 13 Runa batted in. SchuUx 8. Jordan 2. ..-.Rusajana made., contact with him \ rahey 4. H^lm. WWnol|. Heptop; ® Se«4 «k#«*er# for ^ ~ again, sending him a card in code, baaa htta. Jordap, BehuUi; doubn^ playa, St Lk>uU to Jordan; left on 8.95. Squar# solid glow ■tgned "BUsa," the cover name Hartford Chiefs baaea, Scouta 5. Mooae 6; hiaea on ... - a p e e d upon. prevlouaty.. H e . did ,,haila. X)ff Hilla 1,. fi^th.3^.atrike.Uchaa, Smith; paaed balia, Schliphau; By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS d) REG. 3.49 Sport lOng did not leam this, however, until Bcndelsea of California, was loainf pitcher, Smith; umplrea, Cor- mler«Meleakl; acorer, Witinok; time he was already under arrest. The norainsted by President Tremsa and lets fly. Shantz won 18 games Eastern Leaguers sue proving M/22— Wards lowest- streak has him w ell on his way to 1 hour. Ruaslsns had placed a thousand for promotion to Uadorsoerofory, baseball axiom that a home run Gama callad on account of darkneaa. anoeooding A. S. Alexander. . _ )-pound left-hander does it with a Is the beat way to bust up a ban priced non-bocklosh Swedish kroner (3300) Inside a wide assortownt—fMt ball, curve, knucUer and-ebangotif pace. (NEA) heap of stones at Djurgaarden game. reel. Holds IOOyds.3.97 The league-leading Albany Sen­ REOULAR 1.95 VITALIZED OIL Park In Stockholm. The heap of Stock Car Races (D REG. 79c Sport Kkig atones previously had 'been used ators were paced to a 10-8 •victory SAVE' WITH SAFETY-COME by the Russians and Enbom as over Elmira last night by Jack 3-gaL oan 1.55 Fed. Tax Inch 18-lb. black Nylon Cast­ Thursday Night ------their mailbox. Police foiuid It and Kaiser’s pinch homer with the bas­ IN-WE CAN SHOW YOU HOW ing lino. 50-yds...47# - - the. money .last Feb. 17. it es loaded in the sixth. JakejCraw- Fremhimgroda— on# of Ihe world's floesf. oils. Equol- Enbom seemed eager to give foid ’s 17th homer'with two'"oh In­ Stock CAT racing will tidce place te tuparior to bronds seHiog' for 40e • ^4*4Mt. R#-- the detaHs o f his activities to the j r m sured the Scranton Miners’ 5-0 win on Thursday and Saturday of this ' ' court: He seemed - embarrassed, ' over t ^ Binghamton Triplets. BiU. -week -at th e" nstnvdte - f^ieedway movM harmful shidg#; corbon, oelilsi'law sfd# pric#. Tuttle’s tenth-inning blast gave starting at - &;B0 p. , A..50. lu ^'HEAVY-D0TY-VHaH€ed,5#n#.<|».«ai»sreg,.l,50,W#. ri'-e*., ’j r riri'-r...- a ; >c T — r-r'c' £ :r £3?; i Ote'- Wini8Uii«p«Mt: ‘ Tlgar»viat% :M rixThy ■‘rthe - -vriff friend. LUlian CeSer, Into Involve­ tii^tcap triumph after 4he Hart- nights of racing with trophies go- ment in-Me activities. ------..Jord Chiefs had taken the opener. iqg to -the'yrinqing drtvers and •—r-— HeiN*re# Tweed yew we Ito i ' Enbom's teetlmony was part of •-,1-Or behind th e . two-hit-hurling o f •esu- 'osvners:'— ■».-— * • ...... 1-. rv ; * ' . • . '">’ #ie‘ prooeedlnfe againet Mm-’andJ- ...-Dick •Carmichael*.I to--,., .- ■These'' spectal^'' ’feature' • ■events I '*!.e«;»”’».*j, 'Af,’4i»y.s.'.AV,i*:T3w»’ kT^V'4»':>««VA.'rn'»wrMr rv.vr. '■ •t>»',nvtuaef «s'rrwb. six other accused. spies who have Albany Widened Its lead to '2 H should a ttre c t-e good bunch of oiJisraE liR s t not yet entered pleas. games as the eecond-place Read­ top pilots .to ;the local ovaj as a REG749c SPARK PLUG 98c AUTO GLARE SHIELD ing Indians were rained out of 50-lap race 6t thia k||il'''Theanff “7 doubleheader-at Schenectady.. FULL NON-SMD DEPTH—FULL many important pointa to the race Guaranteed t o equal any original-equl^ w • j Flexible green plastic strip ensUy trim­ 5-S. Kaiser, an outfielder who has Harriman Tops drivers who are seeking the cir­ 8»ent plug mafle, ngardleea of mnke. „ .J / C med to fit Inside any windshield 88c been sidelined with an ankle In­ cuit and track championships. jury, was called In to pitch for TREAD WIDTH—FULL SIZE A • * * f • pitcher Charley Haag, who was Kefauver, 4 -1, credited with his seventh win dls- plte yielding seven of the Pionetere’ 49e HEADLIGHT VISORS l i 13 hits and five runs. RIVERSIDE. AIR CUSHIONS 49e STEERING WHEEL COVER In D. Ca Contest . 1'^ CRAW FO RD ’S SMASH in the Wedneeday, June 18 Smartly chromed and "Jewelled” to eighth •was a 386-foot drive over Luatro4U woven Saran plaatic oovera iff brighten up your car. Attach to head­ '(Oonttnued from Page Oaa) Moilarty'a -n. BA's, 6— Nebo. Size Tiro Frieo* Tubo frieo** 39c the Scranton center field wall. The gay multicolored plolde and stripeo. 37c light rim. Pair Miners' rightfielder has his sights Methodists vs. St. Bridget’s, 6.40-15 - 13.25 2.35 votes, Kefauver «dth 3,877. Theirs set on the all-time mark of 41 6:15r-Memorial Field. 6.70-15 13.45 2 T 0 Frankie’s v a Center Springe, were the only names on the ballot set by Ken Strong with H b m I- 7.10-15 15.45 r t o but write-ins were permitted and ton In 1930. 6:15—Charter Oak. 17.25 2.95 scattered strength was shown by Ton too, can strike **psydirt” with a ciassified ad. . . Just Red Sox vs. Yankees, 6—Memo­ 7.60-15 (hrawford’s blow came at the R.00-15 1B.95 2.50 1.18 CAR-POLISH NEEDS CROQUET SET FOR SIX. Gov. Adlai Stevenson o f Illinois, I LIKI axpenee o f Binghamton's Ed Gren- rial Field. Thursday, June 19 13.75 2.75 Sen. Richard Russell o f Oeorgls ask the man who runs ode! There’s many a nugget waiting koaki, who had held Scranton to a 6.70-16 Pt. cans of SlUcone Polish and Glau. Spec. Purch.—.our lowest price ever. F ’ and Preaidant Triiman. Auto Parks va. Moriarty's, 'scratch bit until the seventh when B la l^ yowr car gleam, protecto finish. 88c rubber-tipped mallete. Plastic holla. Harriman won 41 of the dis­ for you in the want ads . . . th in ^ you need . . . services Dick Loomis nicked him for a two- Memorial Field * 8.44 trict's 45 precincts and the Friday, Jime 20 run single. -Charley Neal w m cred­ RIVERSIDES FOR OLDBt CARS pledged support of the 12 dele­ you want.. . bargains galore 1 Join the ited with the w tor* six-hitter. .Ridgea vs. Hamilton, 6—^Nebo. gates to the Democratic national A t Willianu^port. T u ttle ’s-home Emanuel vs. O n ter Congoa, 6:15 convention. The -delegates have _ "gbid rush” . . . read and use our classified ads tun—his fourth since Joining the —Memorial Field 6.50- 1 S 15.75 REGULAR 3.S9 SPOUT JUG one-half vote each. > Tigers June 3— was' one o f three Green Manor ve. ’ Dect’p, 8:15— 6.00-16 11.95 1.18 CAR WASH AND SPONGE Record Vote regularly. Phone 5121—write or bring Charter Oak. that sparked the home team resur­ 6.50- 16 16.25 Oar Waoh tor 25 quick, easy washlnge Efficient FIberglaa insulation. Ihwy-to- The vigorous campaigns waged Yanka va. Dodges, 8— Memorial gence after the throttling suffered cleaa unbreakable liner. HoMa 1 gaL 2 s 9 7 by Harriman and Kefauver were a your ad to onr^.Ciaaaified Ad departmenU at Carmichael’s hands In the short Field. — ne soap, no spotting. Plaatic sponge. 88c treat for normally-voteless district opener. Carmichael had a no-l)ltter Sotarday, June 21 Tex asJ yew eW Hr*. HA Tee residents. The record turnout going tmtll Frank Bolling singled Morlarty’a 'va. Legloit, 5:30—Me­ d r doubled the Republican primary's with two out in the fifUU. Jim morial Field. ONLY f0% DOWN ON TOMS rjS89 vote last month. Cronin got the other Wllllemeport Sunday, June 22 Kefauver sUU leads the pre- NO DOUBT ABOUT IT—Geasral Elienhower comet out 100 per hit In the seventh, but Hartford Rod Sox va. Dodgera, 2—Mem<^ t.95* COMMANDER RATTERY REG. 1.95 TACKLE lOX rial Field. convention race for delegate cant for bis wife. Dlsifiay of the big button was prompted by the erased him with a game-ending SALE ENDS SATURDAY R4MHny tray holds ta ck le. items. 1-pe. strength, aa tabuUted nationwide trim for the upcoming double j>lay. Yanks vs. Cards, 3:30—Memo­ 12-Mo. Onarantee. 80 ampere-hour ea- ^ Q C ^ "Ike LOcae M e" button recently worn by Mrs. Sleenbowar. Map steeL< Tan Hammeriold flnlsli 1 . 6 7 by the AasodaUd Press. With 818 ' I few bars at MiemT behind Biaenhowtr bangs In bis N cw ’ York beadquartors, and pin­ tianfljentFr Evening IferaCi rial Field. poetty. SB fun-elaed plates. 'Exch. 0 . ^ 0 needed fo r nomination, Kefauver heavy wnigM-liftins points location of lo o o 2000 Blstnbowor clubs in tha United StatsA 'When Shvell Blackwell won 16 First National va. Trust,, MB 348 to RusaeB'e 114 1-3 and straight games fo r the Cincinnati Charter Oaje. 'I ■ • ' ' BdnlBHB’a bm v total of 81 l-A Rada in 1M7 aach o f hip wins was w gre •loomplata gama. j BMk-Oiarter :J : I V \

MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS, 1952 PAGE TWENTY-THRBE 1IANC3HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, >962 . nn a—f r -• PAGE TWENTT-TWO mi _Who Dunnit

THE N*w York—(NEA) — Four«,Uon 110-meter hurdles at Berkeley American Association Has a Rare Species— Ap]tear with BA’s Tonight Oj^^se BA’s Beat Athletics Maxim to Qutwei^^^ 20 the other day, years ago, after he had won the RADIO MOSCOW reports the An Umpire Who Admits He Needs Glasses Olympic decathlon crown In Lon­ Russians wll be Stiff in the de­ In T^vi Loop Twice, Capture Pounds in Title Bout Monday HeraM Angie don’s rain-swept Empire Stadium, cathlon, strong cnough-to iipset ■y Bobert Bruce Mathias declared ^ Muscle Man Mathias. Muscovites C olum bU B ,' O.—(NEA)—You point to recent records their ath­ Daigle Tops really have .to ^ve Johrihy Mullen Game at Nebo 9 of Last -11 EARL WvYOST bloke' must be| letes have smashed. credit. _ . New York, June 18--(flh—, Sparta Editor scarewy to try! "They’re exaggerating," scoffs _^The American Aaaoclation um- out for the most: One losing streak will end and By ‘ JOE ^ U 'H L E R '] J''?'’';" srs Dink Templeton. "Alter all, were L; L. Batters ' ...... plre la »o horicat anplbej: ’ will continue tpnighT Associated Press Sports Writer f''''*"} olT eomlnr uS' Sugar Ray Robinaon Ha» a ,lob for All, _ - orusUy a*krchlhgL^_,^,,g._y,— T a Russian eosteh and Joe auhir w 11 h ' himaelf— • .....— ...... i- • Ji-- v-wr IT- -J -- liUr.l ^'>8^ 1**}' i This was proven Monday night <1,^ 1*M OOUilBM « Aity wouldn’t be doing' wearl'ng glasses. son The BA’s, oisrners of a 6-^ ” game with the greatest tonic it I Robinson is well protqcte6-ln or. 10.2 on the button, despite the win several weeks ago, have loc. and moaned "how can you be'at" 4uo«.r R ry when the beet crowd of the sea­ previous Mine this spring. Than it,” the Tulare, ' 1 speed of my runners." In National League Umpire M u 1- ’em?” has had since Joe Louis came out out of tho^ring. i son turned nut to witness perhaps Calif., Wonder' two In succession while the Ga.s- of the Golden Gloves nearly '20 An unobtrusive little man with' AMt fttMidovr, came Monday night and with good Mathias holds the world record len la the second men have suffered four setbacks Those who know the clever Chi­ the most exciting Twilight League weather and a good attraction the Boy chuckled. With 8042 points. The Soviets' top Two _ members of MoHarty bespectacled ar­ years ago. * cap slanted over hli eyes tails ; attraction in year*. It pitted "I ■ don't know after winning their, first game pi cago pilot believe he.WM trying to This is something the experts ths champ s.every..mov# from Uiej... fona.showed up In . torgn . noia- decathlon entries are Vladimir Brothtrs’ entry In the National biter in the his­ lull the World Champions into a Pratt and Whuilev agalh»T Ham­ beM.’’ how I got mixed I Volkov and Pyotr Denisenko, tory of oV antz- the season. CADn get lIlTlitheir teethLg-crvei iiivas-Into. avIt ■rsIs the time---- he goes into trstnlng for a |.^ ilton and the encounter was not up with this, but Little Laague, Bobby Daigle and ed baseball. Neither club Is as weak as the false sense of securtly and at-the .showdown for that large segment fight until he cashes the cheek for, What's coming up on the sched­ plodders In the 7100 class. record may show. Each has lor’ same time present a challenge to decided until Showboat Porter ule? Tonight, Moriarty Brothers I won't do It They_ won’t be much,” says Nick Twerdy, are pacing the bat­ Mull en’s an­ of the fraternity which haa long his work. stole home in the last half of the again for a mil­ Bob Mathiaa swer to jesters is close games and could move U’> hla own White Sox. claimed, with some serlousnea.r. He's Johnny Jenkins, a detec­ tangle with the British Amerioona. Mathias. "But Helno Llpp, bom ters In games played through June the ladder with a . victory tonlgh tive normally assigned to Bronx ; seventh Inning-after two men Friday night It will be a battle (or lion d o lla r s ." _ an Estonian and a Russian simple. IN .^NY EVENT, from a listlc.ss that the great Robinson eould hold were out and the bases jammed So now, a junior at Stanford, through force of circumstances, 16, Daigle, an outflelder and a Johnqy Mullen "I decided to The BA's trali PAW by a ha’ bunch of second dtvlsioners, Chi­ his own with the big fellows If headquarters. For the last four) firet place between the front run­ three year Uttle League veteran, game and can tie the Airmen fo years, however, he's been assigned to ^ve the Prop* a thrilling 9 to ning Willimantlc Ridgea and the the handsome six-footer with could be tough. He scored more wear glasses be­ cago haa again become the "Go- given the chance. 3 decigtnn. There Is no love be­ deep blue eyes, stubborn chin and than 7300 points In the 1950 Euro­ has seven ba.se hits In 13 at -bats cause I felt I needed them," he third place. If Moriarty's wir Go Sox" ot the early 1931 cam­ This observer is of the opinion by the City of New York to join Hamilton*. A win by the latter for a .538 average. Twerdy, a they will supplant the BA’s in the Robinson entourage of cooks,. tween the rival aircraft and pro­ nine will knock the Ridge* down to unruly hair is preparing like mad pean championships, but rumors says. "I hope that ottier umpires paign. Giving every evidence that that Sugar's admirers will find peller plant diamond 'rqpreaenta- to defend his title in the 16th re­ that he later topped 7600 have not pltcher-flelder, baa live hits in 10 who need them will do the same. fourth place by a scant margin. they have pennant designs of their thev have made a aerimis mistake, bakers and funmakera whenever a peg, Into cecond place with the FRED BOOTH THE ADDITION of new play­ ; _ .L. ---- Sugar Ray pitches camp. ' . Uvea and there was tension from Hamiltons taking over the top vival of the ancient Greek carni­ been verified.” at bats for a .500 mark. "No, I’m not blind. It's just that JIMMY GRIFFIN own, the White Sox last night and that the Negro fls*h will be the first to the last pitch.' val at Helsinki. Third place Is held by Bobby ers now eligible to play will hel’s ., c ,o . .,,ii.c yo^c.vi uajcnian, sppca.ed tn be popping swept a doubleheader from the happy to return to hla middle- How come? rung. Monday night It will be the Though the Russian athletes are I felt I could do a belter job with Umpire Bill Summers In the eve after taking a peg from Catcher One cam stalk do«a not make "He hasn't even scratched the saturated In mystery. Bob Ma­ Mclptosh of the Legion at .364 glasses. Everybody else wears both teams. Coach Tony Beruh Philadelphia Athletics, 13-1 and weights after Joey haa worked “.Anybody con oak for It.” ■4x-| BrlUeh A’mcricone and HamUton* followed by Wes Feshler of the Is bringing back two high schor Sherm LoHar and tagging the Athletics’ Ferns Fain, who was nut nn 2-1, to roll up their eighth and plains Jenkins, blandly... "Sugar a gnrden nor doe* one gsune- In another big game. surface yet,” says Brutus Ham' thias Isn't worried. glasses, why not umpires?". his body over for 15 rounds or leas. maka • aesMon but Monday night’a llton, head coach of the United "You don't gel any points for Fairfleld'a at .867, Other .300 or Mullen is seriously considering Holy Ciross Crusaders Win youths. Jimmy Fox, Hartfor , sn attempted rteal. (NEA). ninth wins in the last 11 games. But it is a quest Ion which needed Rav asks (or me, and>I go along ; All five league entries have High shortstop who perform* The double win moved them to. fo ■ see that everything's kosher. turnout for what developed ifito S tates. Olympic squad. Bob • Ma worrying." he says. better players include Bobby contact lenses. to be-settled,-and it could prove 8 a apIM-ttngUng affair proved that strengthened for the balance of thlas, however, takes a dim view Sharpe and Dick Wright of the "They may be the answer,” he brilliantly at that position In within a halt game of the falter terrific match. He's an Impoitonl mair:" the season. It should be a better Auto PartSj each .333, while Don­ grins. '“Areh^ nearly as txmsplc- NCA A BasebalL CiyjiW^ year, will be.in uniform alon ing Cleveland Indians and boosted It also happens, however, that Manfitaatee fan* wilt journey to loop during the last half of the :«rW« own Bblltty.- with Bill Stevens. A new pItcKc them to'Wdthin only three, games This much Is certain. Maxim and w hen Sugar Ray was a tyke grow-' Mt. NalM to h'atdi the 11*4111411 ‘■1 can’t beat anybody doing A T ournaiifeiit nie Mulsener of the Auto Parts uoua as the ordinary glasses I now hts wllv manager. Doc Kearns, regular cam pain. Without any '■ t and George Cushing of Moflarty’s wear." signed by the BA’s may get tl- ■ : of the front-running Yankees. Cfiil ing up in Harlem, the patrolman lAtnguera perform. quaatlon, the Mancheater Twilight anything,” he laments—and with Omaha, June 8—(,/P)—E I e v e n.i. Holy O oss were off to a 3-0 lead start tonight. He is Jack Gaik - ! csgo pick up ground on all the crave to fight the lighter m4n so on the beat whtye little Walker Collactlon* are itlll being taken some truth. boast .300 marks. The 51-year-old St. Louis resi­ at the end of the second inning last on ,a p,aaa-th#-h*t and hqpe-for- Laagu^la the beat Independent ctr- Starts Today The leaders follow: dent belleves_ more umpires would rugged men from Holy’ Cross to­ gher, a short, fast working rig.’ ’ ) leaders as Detroit nipped the Yan- bfcauSe I repfe.sehfed a rich'bay'-- 4 Sraifh iRoblnson's _ r fa l.. nam.f) «Ull in- these parte. —r- In, the 1951 world-wide listings day ruled as champions of college night and held it until the fifth hander who compiled an undefer’- j kees, 7-8, the ’St, Louis Browns hung out, was Johnny Jenklna. tha-beat baais. However, if fana of the .10 top men In Sach of the Batting be wearing glasses today If they when Bob Schoonmakcr belted a dav. Thev were certain tM t Joev, rontinua to fiock to Nebo aa thay Pet. were only honest with themselves baseball. ed mark of 6-0 with the Trinlt I best Boston's Red Sox, 3-1 and who had fought .Teraey Joe Wal- What’s been the blggeat change 20 different track and field events, l«ulsville, June 18— The O AB With pitcher Jim O'Neill going 375-foot homer for Missouri' first freshmen. He will be playir I Washington whipped the Indians, In Sugar Ray slnre thoae daysT did Monday night the hard work­ .tournament .of. ..upsets,.. the. PGA Daigle,. Mprlartys 5. 13 .538 "But they're afraid of sarcastic COU t.hr*«. _trtny...."bd ®*“ .rd. hts' name appears . justvoacs,. as remarks by the' fahs'ahd players,” the route and winning for the third aoore. The Tigers got-a second run bn the same club with his coUer-? — used An -call -ma . Mr. - Jan> ing T w ilig h t Laagu* oflleiala. flhh beat discus thrower^ championship, gets under way to­ Twerdy, Moriartys io .5061" time in the six-day tournament, the same inning. charieii five’ tlmes”wilhdlit being kina" savs the detective, a tw in-1 President Jack Stratton, Vice day, and one of the safest bets In McIntosh, Legloh 5 11 .364 he declared. 9 coach, Freddie Booth, who •will pn- - . Brooklyn increased its National knocked down, could give Sugar Yet he Is considered by all odds Oi)ly other bespectacled umpire the Crusaders last night defeated Again in the sixth, Schoonjaaker trol one of the outfield posts for ,.I.,eagiie lead to four games, wal- kle in hU eyes. ".Now he call* president Al Kean and Secretary- golf Is that a lot of golfers who Feshler, - Fnlrflelda 5 14 .357 Missouri 8-4, for the NCCA title. New Low Prices av.atemalic beating and not be j me Johnny. t Treasurer Hal 'Dirklngton. need the greatest athlete in the world. have been grabbing the headlines Sharpe, Auto Parts-6 ID .333 in the history of organized base was good for a trelnendous smash, the Maple Streeters. , loping the Chicago CMba. 9-1 »■''| hurt him.aelf The Olympic decathlon Is divid­ Thus, for the first time in the this time a 400-foot triple that Stu Beal, Rockville High first Pittsburgh upset the second place "We're together *11 the time. | not worry about breaking even. will be out of it by Saturday night. Wright, Auto Parts 5 12 .333 ball, was Bob O’Regan, who was a CARTER’S WORK CLOTHES Whether Koblnaon actuallv For the mnet part, up to Mon­ Batting — Eddie Robinson, ed Into two days. The first day the And Saturday is only the half­ PAKlSNTAL. O U ID A N C K — Mulsener, Au. P’ts 5 10 .300 member of the O h 1 o-Indiana six-year history of the tournament scored one run. Schoonmakcr him­ baseman who saw service wit’- New York Giants, 6-2. Boston I'm up with him at six every | White Sox—Hit two homen, aach athlete-has to polish oft the 100' Monty Stratton, the one time the title was taken eo-st of the Mis­ self scored shortly afterward. Silk City last season and Is rate ’ wanted to fight Maxim .!• more morning (or road work. He jog*. day nl|^t.aklinpy turnouts viewed way, point in the week-long grind, Cushing, Moriartys 5 10 .300 League stair In 1948 and '49. O'­ For Painter.s, Carpenlers, Plumbers moved into a sixth place tie with difflctilt to nay. He at teaat pre­ the drat tth gkm*4 at Nebo. Fol­ with a man on baaa to laad the meter dash, broad Jump, 16-pound consisting of two 18-hole qualify­ White Sox pitching »tnr who loot Doubles Regan, although a competent um­ sissippi River. , But the Crusaders, whose eight a comer, has. been added by Coar Philadelphia, crushing Cincinnati. I ride. An old man of .50 like me ' By BEANS REABDON White Sox to their 18-1 first game shotput, high jump and 400-meter a leg In a hunting arrident, keepa Missouri had beaten Holy Ooss, Elmo Mantelli. Nino Petricc tended not to and repeatedlv ae- got to lake It easy, you know. 24 'i’ear* In NatiomU Lsngua lower* of the leegu* for years who ing rounds and five rounds of Wright, Auto Parts 2. Banlvage. pire,’ found the stigma of wearing hits were all singles, got to Mis­ 5-1 while the Phils were held to a riised hl« manager. George Oaln- watched the conteeta at the West triumph over the Athletlca; ain-_ run. He completes the program hie hand In banehnll mnnitglng glaases too much of an obstacle In 1-0, in the second day of play, souri starter Dick Atkinson for has been nominated to toss them split In their doubleheader with When Sugar Ray cap* off his 'Qutiiion: Why do th»y call a the negt day with the 110-meter match play. Moriarty’s 2; 11 players tied dropping the Ousaders Into the up. for the Gasmen and his offer­ foisl, of trying to g’et him killed. Bide Oval claimed baeebsll would glad In the run that anM>paWorld War I. Antonio, Tex., 30 J t Rosin—a speed pitch, "smell the National League In 1894. series and won for him the award the first time that the local busi­ lided In recent years an - - 4 Operations In the Alumni Ut.x,-and Manchester Trust replace , the A rt Sotp., .isp’i , Oakland,, Calif. mejin (1923). BUI Ttrry (iPfOJ and Jtates— ____ '.r...... Chatter tKe'''Manche.stBr golfers •whoTUAb* I hases. loaded and. on*, out..... P.Qh., .one.. ----- ■ i The late and great Lou Gehrig's tic League clrcuTt will K*t under^ j 10 . " '49 BUICK SUPER .CONVERTIBLE- Lenhardt, who had aingled. ■ ad-) First there was the sTa’fmlnc ’ William* t m i ) . ------D.YNNY' BENN and Bobby fled for the Connecticut State Golf mother never misses a Milford, way Sunday afternoon with a , p,^y ig-gamo Association Tournament yo.ster- San , Antonio, Tex.— Bobby Dark green paint, black top, green leather interior, vanced to third on a double by I nows that Joev was eating himself Q. Who holds the major leagu* i stilts Conn., Little League game, sits In Daigle, batting leaders in the day at the Brooklawn Country Dykes, San Antonio, knocked out Vic Wertz and after an Intentional into a stupor *nd mieht hay* *' record for most gamee ioat in on* : the dugout with the players. . . . doublchcader slated at the (garter i .schedule. Games are listed for American and National Little Pete Gil.- Austin, Tex., 6. Wel- Dynaflow, radio and healer, whitewall tires. . I pass to Walt Dropo. crossed the \I terrible time making the prescrlb- • S U N Oak’ Lots. The First National r Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Club in Bi’idKeport. LaFrancis had . Hr TRK ASStK IATKD PBESS mopth. . i ^ SufS oftllA Walter Ryan. Haverhill Gnictte, Lioagile's resiiectlvely, are three a 38-34—72 score, Haefs 37-38—75 tervvelghts. plate With the winning run; T ed 175 ’potmds ’on ' Mpndr>’. ’ Kearns - XA’rioNAL'i.EAtil'E A. The Waahlngion Sarialor* of i 1 Mass., sports mentor,-checks in; Bank and Manchester Trust •will j Friday nights. Wednesday will be year veterans of Little League .Newark, N. J.— Bill Oilllam, ' DETROIT had taken a 6-1 lead aiUvered . with alarm. Then some BslUns—Uusiai. St. Louis. ..J3S.: 1909. The Nats dropped 29 game#. i CLOTHES “Haverhill has a player who meet at 2 o’clock and Brown-1 reserved for makeup games play. Renn has a .647 average for and Kirkpatrick 38-38--76. 210, Newark, outpointed Charles i no*ev visitor sfteaked back and in­ Robinson. Bmoklyn: .3,11; Lockmjn. Games will start promptly at 6; 15 on a two-run homer by Wfrtz and New York and Atwell. Chicago. .321; couldn't have .a.sked for a better Beaupre and No-ssiff Arms will the Red Sox while Daigle has a Lester, 215, Cleveland, 8. 'SI OLDS 99 ROCKET ENGINE 4-DR. DsL. i a grand slammer by Pat Mullln off spected the scale rirht after Joev RsumhoUt. Chicago. .MI’. • TEE SHIRTS name—B. Ruth (Barry Ruth)...... tangle In the second contest. and all contests Will be staged at .538 mark for Morlarty Brothers. AL SITROWIEC collected three 'Hydramatie drive, Tutone gray paint, rear geat I starter Tom Morgan, but the Yan- had weighed himself arid found, . Rur.s—L^-knitn, New York. 4,'i: Rob- Monty Stratton, the old White Four teams will comprise the (Charter Oak Field. hits as the Roys beat Gray last ; kees batt'- ' i back and finally tied surpri.se. th*t somebody had been Inaon. Brooklyn. 43: Reeae. Brooklyn, The season's play will be divided night in a Hartford Dusty League speaker, plastic seat covers, sunvisor, vent shades, radio tn: wmiarna. ,Vew York, 3»; Sauer, Sox starbrlght whose pitching membership of the league, which ■ HOME TEAMS won peven of the game on Mickey Mantle's fibbing, ■Wfftago, 33. .. ; career was cut short by loss of his LS for hoy.s in the 13 to 14 age into two rounds and-the winner game, 19 to 0, Bob Brady had two and healer, low mileage, excellent Condition. I eighth-inning homer. Fred Hulch- Then, over the past week end. Runa Batted In -Sauer. Chicago, M; of the. first and second rounds w^ill the first 12 games played in the hits, for the winners. Hamilton right leg In a 1938 hunting group. ----- Franchise------holders------arc. First Twilight Baseball League this sea­ ■ insqn, third Tiger pitcher, re­ a •harp-'h 11 H n g middleweight Thomson. Nsw Tork. 51: CBmpwiBlU. dent, manages a Greenville. Tm .^ Natjonal Bank, Manchester Trust, meet in a playoff. A State tourna­ whipped Telephone, 9 to 1. for MOTORCYCLE ceived credit for the win. named Joe Blackwood cracked Brooklyn. 43: HovlfsB. Brooklyn. 43; TAKE 24 MONTHS TO PAY ment will be held and Manchester son. Also, home teams won six of their eighth straight success as H«ttnn. Cincinnati. 39. . j Little League team, has an ‘ 11- Brown-Bcaupre afid Nassiff Arm.s. the first .seycn games. Earl Rapp and Jackie Jenseir Joey with a left hook during a HIta—^dau^r. Chicaro. Adami. Dncln* 1 year-old son playing. Brown-Beaupre and First National will be represented by the team Harold LewlSj ,^ d ie Kukulka, ’49 BUICK SUPER 4-DOOR DELUXE collected five hits between them sparring session and aot Um natt and Mualal. St. LouU. 70; Vock-., China Lake. Calif.—try and Bank are holdovers from last that is leading the league at Red Jacko and Zip Durocher each I and scored all the runs in Wash­ ftouarelv on hi* trunk*. A mid­ man. Nfw Tork. 69; wmiaina, • Naw SECOND BOUND * In the Rec RACES Dark green, radio, new tires, heater, new seat covers Tork. 66. — a. 1951 LINCOLN COSMO. ADR. SEDAN find It on the map^- claims ona of year. New members Nassiff Arms tourney time. collected two hits. Pratt an.l ington's 4-3 win over the Indians. dleweight, m'nd you, same a* DoublBi-Winiami. NMr York. 16; ySSTEROAY’S BE8ULTS the most unique Little Leagues in Softball League gets underway to­ Whitne.v beat Kaman, 6 to 1, be­ HALF MILE —mechanically excellent. Bob Porterfield, with the help of Robinson, and everyone know* Mtkals. Chlravo. 1*^: Mualal. 8t« tjouia. ' t-Tone blue-gray. Inunsriilate. one-owner, 8,000 mile ear. night at the Charter Oak Lots •with that the Su^ae Boy’s most dan­ 14: Schorndirnst. 8t. Loula. IN; Sauer. EatUrm _ . the country. The community (pop. two additional flights. The 31 low hind Ted Mrozbwski, Johnn.v C LA Y TRACK Sandy Consuegra In the ■ elgth, Chicago and Merson. PUtaburfh. 13. Hartford J. 4; WIIll»n<*port 0, 7 Equlp'ped with radio, heater, hydramatie. Near new tires. 12,000) la a naval ordnance test-_^ handicap men are entered In the Frankie's playing Center Springs Satagaj homered for the winners gained the nod over Bob Feller. gerous nunrh these dsv* 1* a left Triple#—Thornton. N^w Tork 6; (10». . Sunshleld and seat covers. Ing station, and alts smack dab In'” at 6:15. ' and collected two hits as did ’Rod Held hitless for five innings, the hook. Yerv slgnltlcant. Jethroe. Ikialon and Rimlt. Phlladel* Scranton 5.* Blntham'.oo 0. Country Oub Notes championship flight along with ’59 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DELUXE phla. 5: Snider. Brooklyn. Adcock. Albany 10. Elmira L the middle of the desert, 90 miles Bob LaFrancis, 1951 champion, Amldon and Arnic Lewis. Hamil­ SUNDAY, JUNE t l ..Brown's erupted for three hit* and Maxim. In hi* recorded conver­ (Only (*mu nlayad).. ------PRICED. TO .— ton and Pratt and Whitney (7-1) sation* doisn't anoear to be trying Clhctnnatl: Mueller. New Tork--- and MatUaal from -nqwhere,^- vvho is seeded. Boh will he looking BALLOIIASEKS at Twl League as many runa to hand rookie Dick WyroatelL Philadelphia. 4. ruuburgh.i. Ntw York I. baseball games at Mtt Nebo this clash In a battle for first place 2:30 P.M. CONVERTIBLE I Brodowski hla first defeat. Lefty to mislead snvbod'', Home Rur.»-4auer. Chlrafo. 16: SELL AT Op opening day this Spring— for his third straight title. "Knock me out?” he repeata In HocAaa. Brooklyn and .’iVcgiruriL Nfw Philadelphia 5-0. Si. X-oul* 1-4. and herc'o the topper — 10,000 ...There lyll! .b? .awards fqLmsd.al: s e ^ n have been President Jack Thursday night at Aircraft Field , .1...Daik.grc£n..black. top.jtreeiUeather.intprior. Hydrn*. i Bob C^ln pitched ^pur-hitter.for TorH, 12; Klner. Pttt#burfh. 11; I^stniT 0, Clnctrmatt-1 l5ad game ' istitek No. r-T84) $ turned out to ixait. W . w f f o r Ists in’CiaSs A, B and 'c, phis win­ Stratton aiid' Vice' Prcslderit Al in’E a st’Hartford.’■’• •?------Stafford SprTii|[S- I h'li 'fifth' triiuh’pK’'Ro<3tle’ catoier ’some"'surprise. • "Raw -luiock. ..m*. M**hew#. Ilo^o'n''and'TKohtMn. t-:— — matic drive, radio, healer, whitewaH tirea—“None clean­ Darrell Johnson drove in the first out?-«Mo.’hf'* lust * nice little fel­ Tork. 10. Brooklyn 9. Chlcaio 1. the midget maulers! ners and runner-upa in each of the Kean. Stolen Baae# — Reeae. Brooklyn. 12; ‘ lane California LLB Director Sam three flights. Play will be match When the neighbor’.* chickens er.” V two runs and Dick Kryhosky bat- low. If anybody gets knocked out. Chii'afo 13-2. Phlt&4alphU I-(IO). get Into your-garden, why be fool­ Speedway, Coniis I think I'm the guv who will do It," .TMhroe, Beaton ani Rohlnaon. Brook- WMhTnfton 4e CUYAUnd. .1. 1951 MERCURY 4-DOOR SPORT SEDAN Porter, our private west coast play h'om scratch—no handicaps. Flll-ST Pl,.\CE will be at stake I led in the other* for the winner*. Ivn. t: Hamner.' Phlladetphta. 6r Detroit 7. Naw Tork 6 (ill. pipeline, tells us about a lad The finals, 36 holes, must be ish enough to shoo them home— |i PREACHER ROE turned in his Fondy. Chlraao. Adama. Cineinratl and 8t. Louis 3. Boaton 1. Black. Radio and heater. Excellent condition. 4 1 0 1 0 ^ CALCUTTA in the Twilight League Friday with, today's prices? Grandstand $1.50—^Tax Incl. Aahbtirn. Philadelphia. 5. Stock No. U-725...... I ▼ named Nelabn Gary. “He’s a one- played in one day. den. Adm. $1.20—^Tax Incl. first complete game since May 18 Pltchlnr—Roe. Brooklyn, 6*0. I.OOn, armed center fielder, one of the Semi-final matches ih the Cal­ night when the league leading ’50 OLDS “ROCKET 98” 4-DOOR as the Dodgers handed the Cubs Sox Do»n D iM a^ffio Ryracua# 7. 4: BuRaIo 3. I. cutta will be played this week and Wtllimantic Ridges oppose Hamil­ Children 60c—Tax Incl. Hearn. New Tork. 6-1. .657: Erakina. Montreal 3. 6: Otuwn 1. 4. slickest In the Sherman Oaks, When you keep in good standing Hydramatie drive, radio and healer. 3 to choose their third straight defeat. Roe Rrooklyn. 5-1. .9*63: Madlle. New *Rochfa(ar 6. Balttmoro s* 1949 LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN CLUB COUPE Calif., Little ■ League," says Sam. the contestants have through Sun­ ton at 6 o’clock at Nebo. The with all your friends, you’re sit­ A.M.A. Sanctioned ■ yielded (our hits, two to Eddie Vork. 9-2. .616; Harker. (^Icafo and (Only fame! pUyed.) Black. Radio, heater, overdrive. General tires day night to complete their match­ Ridges stand four and one In the from. G ets M any" V otes Brazle. St. Louie. 4-1. ,100. "The boy’s father had Pete Gray, Sports in Brief ting pretty. ’ Miksie, whose homer prevented a 5trlk«oiita—^ahn, Boaton. 66; Ruth, 8TANDINOA with puncture-proof tubes. Excellent condition, ^ V Q A C the one-armed outfielder who'was es. Ed Johnson and Doc Joe Mas- .‘landings while Hamilton has; a shutout. rhicaao. 67: ^^’ade. Brooklyn and Maa- Stock No. U-711...... O H O up with the .Browns during the aaro meet Clarence Anderson and three and one 'won and loss record. Ous Bell hit a grand slam hom­ Jie. New Tork. 61: Slmmona, Philadel­ Eaateni Henry Rockwell in , the upper Ty Co^b won 12 American The Ridges won the first meeting Chicago, June 18—(IP>—Hank phia. 55. W L Prt. GIL war, work with him. He learned League batting championships^ er in the seventh to snap a 2-2 tie Sauer, the Chicago Cuba’ elugging Albany ...... 53 11 .140 — , 1949 LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN 4-DR. SEDAN hla lessons well," bracket while Tom Cosgrove and between the two rivals by a 5 to ’49 OLDS 98 CONVERTIBLE OODPE . I and give Pittsm.rgh the wh, over) ^en RraUftf t; 37 U .*00 -2Ht| ' 8-tDiu green. Radio, beater, overdrive. C 1 7 0 1 4 Vic Daley are paired •with Jim nine of them In a row. His first A.MCKirAN LRAOrr 8r.hr neetady < ...... 3S 31 ,ST1 5H I T?: ■iTien there's the one about was tn 1907 and his last in 1919. 3 score. Serge blue, tan top, whitewall tires. Rocket Engine, r * h * '’stting slump ,for„,the ,l«t ScrAimuu Newmotor. Stock No. U-6OT...... ^ l / '7 0 Benny Henry, scrappy tn left Kirkpatrick—and Jack Spade In srart'tor the Giant* since hts pur-1 being challenged bv the RDaen. Ci^reltna. .337; KaTT. B^atoto. the other naaUh,...... -—» Hydramatie drive, radio, heater—ExcclIenfTn and ouf. BInRhamtoA . — liS ’ilillD' fielder tn ‘the Washfitgttm, Pa..’ Forty-eight University of Ala- BOB SMTCET, ’ former Lillie 11 chase from.Oakland,, had .purposer ‘ Boston Red sox* -Dorn DI M agrio *334;. Sfibijiattn*u Chlcaso, .UlSuJIlttiifllL HaHfop4-ivvi m froRFi'-DQ Little League. N6w Benny loves The finalists w ill' have all of |i.ty..-W.Blked _IUlph_Klner. W’ith two Cleveland. .811. Klnilra ...... 3* 2* .443 10 m xt\veek, Inciuditqg'Sunday. June bq(ns...atW|Roa-;58eqiy«d.;1953r.-Jelr La>ague..ha,seh9U. P.l«iy?G..'Ka.? P'’®?*' ,a* .the, beat,ypte.-geU?r. to, theiAH-. .Wiiilsmepon ‘ 'WdA RiiSrn' iaiid Ikiter'. 'Very low b'aae'balf'' '■'Me' afsdTnur’’ a 'paasfon terii for cbmpetition in spring, 4 .571 played in one day.' ------yagedorn, anoth^f *.....cx-Llttle player "in llie riatlon-i^de baHottnir ■Runa'BaUad' Tr—;B6'a6n. “■ClavaUriC Cleveland ... . M 34 .Ml 1947 FOUD 2-DOOR"s E D A N — moath’ organ during -the game. I^ g u e r , .was ’ seefttary ' of Gray;- HTdriBiatle drive* 8gat «ivef8^ «idlo,-hea(«i I bv baseibeJl faM'urilh..:a'. totol .4^^ 33,;‘IlcQpo,. 47w.M«lca. ChiCMga, cwc**^ V..'A.V”*1’ a*:’ :p—r'- -8tasdiog.- in the infiald, you. will Kmleiv llunnel,, sftji.ety. man, for Sports Mirrof 64: Dnby Clf^raland 3.1: Rohinaon, W aihlngtor...... 3$ 34 .SOO SH.I Bpeclai Dchixc.' Bluci ’ Radio and"hrater; ” the New York football Giants, set class." ’ . " elciHeht'Gfcs. ‘ ...... "•...... I38.IS9 vote*. But the little Bos­ rhicaao. Lanhardt Detroit, and Yer* .4M ^1 Stock No. U-7t6...... see him pumping away on the In­ Next major tournament on the ton outfielder ha* climbed to 136.- ,81? Loul...... strument In between pitches. schedule will be the Men's Club a new league record in’- returning non. Waahlncton. 33. . '^Phllail.lphl* .440 14 34 punts during the 1951 NFL sea­ rilEXEY BROTHERS' Athletic tf r A Year Ago. Today—Mr.«. Rose 222 in the latest tabulatloni to Hlta-^Fox. Chtraao and simpaon. D e tro it...... 137 It When his team wins, Benny Championship that will take the Di Maggto, 72, mother of the throw the most serious challensre Clavaland. 72: Robi''aon fhicafo, 70: 1950 FORD CUSTOM CLUB COUPE ’ plays 'The Victory March." The entire month of July to play. Qual­ son. Association, will again sponsor a Spoct doos not ptrmit u$ to list oil the ears in R4>afn, ClaveUnd. 67; DlMacffin. Boa* BrookLvn ... Maroon. Radio and heater. Low mileage. golf tournament this summer at greatest of all baseball families— to Sauer's supremacy since the ton And AtIU. CtayeUnd. -65. N»w tork .. ■; other day Benny's team lost. ifying rounds can be played from Joe, Dorn, and Vince—died in San poll opened June 6. . Doublaa—Priddv. DatroU. .11; Roh- Chicafo ...... 607 5^ One owner car. Stock No. lT-698 ...... Ll'l Benn/ could be heard sad­ July 4 to 13 inclusive. There will Hurdle racing, revived success­ the Country Club course for"mem- ourlot. (naon. Chicago. 14: Vamon. Waah- fully at Monmouth Park last year. Franclaco. Votes of the (an* will deter­ St. Loula ... ly playing "The Death March.” be the. championship flight and bers. A committee, consisting of mine the starting American and Infton. IS; L4»pcio. Boaton and Arlla. Cincinnati . .- 1949 MERCURY STATION WAGON Is an integral part of the present Frank Cervinl, Earl Ballsieper, DRIVEWAYS Five Years Atgo—Ewell Black- Clavaland. 12. Phlladrlphla DRIVE POWN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF ' well pitched a no-hItter as Clncin- National League lineups for the Triplea-^lmpiKin. Cla»aUrd. 5: Ctr- Maroon. Body just been rcflnlshed. Radio, beater. d C O C summer racing meeting. Earl Wright and Bill Hall, has raaqual and Minoao, Chlcaao. MulUn. Boaton . . . . . been named to arrange the event j natl beat Boston, 6-0; he allowed 19th annual All-Star game at P ittaburfh Excellent condition. Stock No. C-64S...... ^ 1 0 7 0 Philadelphia Julv 8. The ooll will Detroit, am.' RIvara. Delainr and Chuck Drazenovtch, fullback which Is expected to take place In 36 MONTHS TO PAY only four walks. Tounc. St. Loula.4. Montrral .. and linebacker for the Washing­ July. All Cheney A.A. members I Ten Years Ago—Gusto, grand- close at midnight June 27. Home Runa—Wartx. Detroit. 12; Rocheatar . O mnium 1947 HUDSON COMMODORE "8" ■ son of Man O'war, won $50,000 Roaen. Cleveland and Dropo. Detfolt. Toronto . .7 3-Door Sedan. 2-tone Green. C ton Redskins, captained the 1949- will be eligible to compete. II; Eaater. CleTeland. Lannardt. Dr-., Syracuse ., 50 Penn State boxing team. EFFICIENT. RELIABLE WORK GUARANTEED ! American Derby. Clark Griffith, owner of the troit. Berra. New Tork and Jooat. Stock No. U-644...... Open Evenings |i Twenty Years Ago—Brooklyn Washington Senators, managech Sprlnarteld MAN ALIVE—Zip-fit It the big new* here,'. .a*nt»*li-e*ota*l»» MIKE ESCAVICIl has been ap­ MACHINE SPREAD — POWER ROLLER r)>tladelphta. 9. Buffalo . .443 «4 Texas Christian U. and Michi­ 11 defeated St. Louis, 5-;2, behind the and pitched for the New York Stolen Baaet—RUxuto. New Tork. Ottawa ... eenetructlbn for perfect fit, etreamUned look*. t.O»a Mpper **^ pointed captain of the Nassiff American League team In 1903 16: AtIIs. Cleveland and Valo. Phila­ Baltimore . ii'il trunk end aupporter. ..long extension wolstboa^ ei«**k*«*ff 1951 PLYMOUTI^ CAMBRIDGE 4-DR. SEDAN gan S tate' College will meet in Arms’ entry In the Alumni Little 11 pitching of Larry French raising delphia. 7; Rivera. St. Louis and Jen* football for the first time at East their lead over the Cards to 5 and when they were called the High­ aen. Waahmrton. 6. TODAY’S g a m e s bock insert* hug the w *l*fc Trim buUt-ln Mipportor with *lMtl- SBKsnnoiMi.! League for the coming season by W « Hove the Proper Equipment and Know How landers. Pltchlnt--8hanti. Philadelphia. H-1. Earicra i eUed leg*... criap front pleat*... tsaiered-lhfiM pocket. stock No. NT-18L...... $ 1 6 9 5 a half games. Lansing, Mich., Oct. 10, 1953. Coach George English. "Big Mike" .617; Garcia. Claveland. 6-3. .7.50: IKm - Hartlorc.' at Williamsport. Cotton Gabardine...Senforlzed, Mercerized. R4.98. will handle the catching duties for _ DON'T DELAY — CALL TODAY rhl and Sain. New Tork. 6-2, .750: Albany *t Elmira. 1951 CHEVROLET STYLELINE DELUXE Duke of Lullwater, trotting stal­ the Arms, j Htnry. Breton. Paife. St. Louis and Blnsbamton *t Scranton. TEE SHIRT...*li*ipest thing In terry cloth, with V-neek, F r c i^ Marrero, Waahlnirton. 6-3. 714. Rm OIb'c al Sch.neeudy'tlr, t-Door Bedan. Beige, radio and beater. ^ 1 ^ A E lion favorite (or the Hambletonlan. 8trlkeouta>~Reynolda. New Tork. 65; Am.i—twt-night doubts- j for the Pittsburgh Pirates, was CONSTRUCTION CO. haac'sr. . J tin a > 6 i metniRT bom In Royal Oak, Mich., but both and general manager of the Hart­ Motor DOOFIMC laterastloaal of his parents were bom (n Po­ ford Eastern league Chiefs, will PLENTY OF PAVED PARKING SPACE Toronto at fiprlngflsld (3-T p; at.) I land. be the main speaker. "YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER" l \ £ . S I D I H C CORNER BROAD STREET and MIDDLE TURNPIKE PLAIMYILLE Th* USLTA Slnglaa and Mixed I HER The most wild pitches made DR. BILL SCHARDT’S Fair- DouMm Champlonahip* will b* | TiLEPHONE 2-5224 Route 72 Stadium Ploinv.He. Cons. A. A. DION, INC. during any one season was 30 by field Markets are leading the Na­ Wost Cofitor Stroof at HortfehLRood 299 ABtaiBB 8L TeL 4S60 held *t th* W««t S14* TennU Club < liursast mtf BROWN-BEAUPRE. INC. • 30 IISSELL ST. I Le<»i. Ames of the New York tional Little League today after In New Y y k AVg. 29-Sept. 7. 'OUmts In 1 ^ . ^ lost night’s 7 to 6 win over the Le- ■J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. W^EDNESDAY. JUNE 18, 1952 PAGE TWBNTY-jnyB

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY^ JUNE 18, 1952 nilh With fresh ' Sr marssehlno f a c e T W E N T y ^ U R FrUky. KittBM In Fil*f cheriiss...... DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJORHOOPLE Does your house need s neiw Q|iT ol.H WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS Answer to Previous Puwla Bargains . ‘:6SA0;jA5O«rp|^Afie; S i Sense and N onsense coat-of-paint 7 The host aoaaon u k & a :! - KIMOl.V-'tAUCJM OMC& MIOTAH m a j o r , Vegttobte Gor FlXlN' TO AU. TO Tt4' AMD- , Re t u r n a n d Wish 1W& n a a right now, and ws Invlis yeti to 6 6 A certain noble lord being in his AW’ BUWOLES/ X X r R t VJlCH I LAWDS O R l it t l e Wom an lu o < with n E u a ’The girls o f today can talk rlnga ronalder SHERWIN-WILLIAIIS 6 a n a early years much addicted to disal- L L b l e d b y LOOKJW’ ACROSS ’E M " W'{ 6 ALOMILAWD OR 60M6r HER *1,000 REWARD — HOEIZONTAL VEK'nCAL around the third finger of their WEATHERED PAINT. This su­ mUkiAMJMF ~ I’M LOOKIW’ DOM/W FA P /' JUST 6AY THAT J £ pation, his mother advised him to ./ ON ’EM--AW’ EACH ' fur UTOPiO LAK T h a t ,] left hands. perior westherstod (controlled X’VE CASTOFF FOR 1 ’rhli'VeBeUbk lEncloiutM take example by a gentleman, ow e HAS ©OTA KiM'VoU STOPOFF AT whose food was herbs and his chsiklngj housa . paint wUl .gtvs 6IN6AP0RE, AWOTHERy •rows in pods 2 Ireland you extra years of wssr, ssvlng FARM TO nSELF/ h o m e % —*• MIX , Truth'ta eternal. It la what re- drink vaster. "W hat! madam,’’ ■’ y i B it OF h u m a n <, 4 Red vefetable 3 Vegetable both 'tims snd monsy. The sver- HOOPLE WAWTS , maina after all Ilea are told. said he, "Would you have me to YOU ON f y I FLOTSAM WHO — J ■ 8 Llnia —— with edible age home requires approximately 12 Make a flowerhead r a n imitate a man who eats like a ;«5M E 6 l6 j \ ^ W A I T / o i d v o o ^ one gallon per room—hence a stx- mistake 4 Zones a r a The late William Jennlnga Bry­ beast, and drinks like a fishT" I BU5ltJ856y L Busiwess? HAND MADE PEEL CANE when they are still ? reen pepper to the sauce just be- enough to heat It through and to foom house would require sbout 13 Sea esfle S Great Lake r a a c a n u n an, three times candidate for Pres­ Look-Alike$ Easy Sawing six gsllons of psint at a cost of iD e A L .y | ? n i a a a n CHAIRS are very good-looking j ^^n^er-crlsp rether then over- ore serving for crisp texture. lightly brown the top. 14 Pseudonym of d Dinner course ident, was never elected to an of­ 'Now, why,” remarked the little and comfortable in thejiew exam- »nd limp. spproalmatsly $35.70, plus Btsts Charles Lamb 7 Golf mound ,24 Things 38 Body of land fice in hts life and resigned withr dog. in speaking to the tree, “lies JuFt displayed sf 4CEMP'S' ______COLOR HARMONY In FLOOR tax. Tou may- purchase your out finishing his term, to the only A BRIDAL ROSARY of especial 15 Insect e u Rays ’ accomplished 40 Uncloses "Would you say that the heart of ?!NC., 763 Main Street. Made In i a GARDEN TBELX.IS adds so COVERINGS, f u r n i t u r e and paint now and get It on your 8 office to which he was ever ap­ loveliness may be found at MATH­ L_,CP 18 Word for word 9 feminine. 25 Fuel * 41 Worms .you la like the tail of m e?” Hong Kong, China, for the "Calif-; j^jneh to the good looks of one's WALL TILE la easy to achieve et house during the beet painting sea­ h o m e c o m f o r t pointed .... ER'S AT THE CENTER. There MB Brandy .Blau.... - appellsUon - v - 28 German atata"''Tt2 .S#hofca-fo#,. - The ttw.gaye.tbe.cpnundru. Asia" bTaBdr'-they. are cool-'on tha I .rgrden or-border-that H’a-A-T’Bnd"- ll» MANCHESTER FLOOR'COV­ •ire TOSiWet W- fold'.- s o n ...... Use our - dlytdsd.-.paymsni , n > , The iiupr^vlth-wlsdom-dark.-- - plan—psy one-qusrtsr (iB.li) St 20 Collect 10 Bothers 27 ContesUhU In "mixture porch or cottage and not at all In-i tTi'af'tber* 'AT* three ERING COMPANY, 721 Main sliver. In pearls, and. In particular, 21 Kind of------t t Negative-votes -Mast-round------. -43-Female-sailoL "I don't agree with your theory Explained the matter saying, "It- ly^roprlate for year-round_iAet. ln^.y)jrhs. nicely flnl!med.-tn-whlte-ln StreeW Their enormous stock, of time h ( jpurc.hsaj sild spresd... tM MORIARTY Bros Is' farthesT'ff6m ' ths“bark;" onrof crytiil-and Sterling;— 4t.l,friger en try_. "dpors,^ for■ Informar'rooms.■ ' ‘ ■ Priced __ HriTT.VEWARRB DEPART- llnoleumns. Including Inlaid, fclt- bslsnce equtlly,^er three months ■( ) S T. 1 T { W ST from M.9S'up. there Is a ralirer 22 Recedes IhatTeasti on 29 Religious 48 T o the young lady as she sipped her. tea MENT of the J. w. HALE COM base, and rugs, offers practically 24 Painful "Take my case for example,” she low chair with rounded back ex­ PANY. All eight feet high, the 18 ” every conceivable color and com­ Pour a well-Aavored cheese thg. chsrg*. W s else have the I M s ? j ■■ Vegetable booklet sheltered side Llve your life ao that no scan­ •auce over toast and top with to. P u w n t plant said. "My mother was accidental­ tending to make arms, a lelenre- width is $2.19, and there are 24” bination. Designs have been Chosen, regular thirty-dey charge account 28 31 Laundry 47. Small case dalous, rumors about you will be mato allces and crltp bacon strlpa ly hit with a phonograph record lover’s long lounge chair with to At varying decocattve schemes plan. Drop In and let ui talk machine 48 Droops believed. and 30" widths. for an eaay-to-makt Bunday night OEe BURNER ’ ISKItty-— Just before I was born, and It has matching footstool, and a large, —traditional rich furniture and ovar your paint problema with 33 H«avx cords SO Equal (preAx) tuppar dish.. - . not done m r any harm, any harm, First convict—Were you ad­ nice rocking chair; — Thickened c f U S h i d pineapple ColontaT-type wait papers or blond you. THE SHBRWIN-WtLLIAM* CO.. 719 MAIN STREET. ™' REPAIR 30 Chinese any harm.” dressing me? makes a delicious' Ailing for an functional furniture, and striking $ 7 St 8 3 10 1 This la one's last chance lo buy (Ca n c e l 1 _ z 8 b Second C o n v ict—You-,didn’t If you happen lo have small open pie crust; to p ‘W it h whipped new papers. The rhrome-frsme laborer a DEMONSTRATOR SEWING I T / YOU need to be addressed—you already amounts of different vegetsbles cream. furniture has table tops of stain- 32 U fhter IZ i 4 Leading New York jeweler de- MACHINE at a pries far below i: 1 . CAN GO TO are where you are going. leftover mix them together In a resistant plastic In nice colors with 34 Captors clarea modem girls are "too crude” th* regular mat at the SINGER The Inquirer Read Herald Adva. ll'J^lNGAPORE 0 'f?WiLU^M5 , 35 Threw rocks about getting big diamond rings cream aauce and serve ss an ac­ FIBER RUGS IN NICE COL­ matching or complementary colors ANY TIME =■ i r ~ 14 7 In chair coverings. The wall tile SEW ING CENTER, 883 Main 36 Beverage made from their fiances. The thls-la- The man who has no secrets companiment to 6sh or meat. Or ORS are well worth attention at ' _* t h e PiCTATOeS AWC7 THE WORKER put the creamed vegetables In a which saves so much work In Street. Machines told In this an- with malt 19 t6 sudden technique, we take it, has from his wife either has no secrets the M A N CH E 8TER,CARPET T ~ baking dish, top with buttered keeping walls spotless, comes in ni.al clearance are guaranteed to R^' L e o n a r d been replaced by the come-across or no wife. CENTER, .308 Main Street. They FaHt Action! 37 Medical crumBk. heat In the oven, and all the popular colors for kitchen be In perfect condition and their m ic k e y FINN suffix 2 t ZZ In or-elsc. are extremely satisfactory for only us* has been to demonstrate Two newly married men were serve with crisp baron strips as summer uM, being cool In sppesr- or bathroom. Budget payments are s s s e : ir i MK.FltM.THB \ OH.YES! 30 Alto, ■(?i available on all stock. in the shop, lo they'r* definitely WE-AH-INTCNCIEP r 28 IT tb n z4 fa talking. One said, "Let's lake our the main course for lunch. anre and easy to take care of, and California Tourist—Beeif^ living In Texas new In eppesrence. There are port­ TOSTA'fTHEM.TBO •UTKWAL COMMAND I Pin MM wives out tonight and have some this type of rug Is being used, Filet crochet capture* the WMOBEJEBVBPTHAT i ON/ 40 Individuals i very many years? able* and consoles In the sale—-and -BUT THEY JUST 50 31 n 33 fun." WEDDING JEWELRY for i h t throughout the year In many If the apples you sre using for charm of thei* littia kittens mak­ m o ME THEY'WE lietlHTEONTME 41 Lamprey Buckskin— Yes, sir. I was the "Fine; where shall we leave bride’s golng-away cost\ime, for the opporiunity for a free course homes. Colors may be solid or In a pie or pudding seem to lack Aa- In dreea-maklng goes with the pur­ ing merry in a flower basket. Thia AaPB-LEPUP; TOP FLOOR/ 42 Sweeping ly first settler In these parts. When them?" asked the other. the bride’s gifts to her attendants, pleasantly combined plaids. Th’ere vor, add a half teaspoon of grated blow (coll) fe 1 came here they >^’ere Just digging' chase of gny of these machlnea. dealgn la faaulnating to work and or for a gift to Increase her future Is a large sir.e range, from "scat­ lemon rind and about a tablespoon makaa a perfect set for your up- IS ScotUsh girls — the creeks, and putting the bark.on. happiness may wen be chosen at fa fa fa 'M 33 .. Number one boy--My grand­ ter" size to extra large. Prices are oMemon juice to four to six.sliced bolatered chair...... 4B Suhstancet . the trees.. Food was so scarce we. MATHER’S . AT THE CENTER. Fine dry whoTe w hu L bbteatl ffW father lived to be 98 years old. very'moderate. , apples along with the sweetening. " TarieVn NO. 2125“coniarrii“Com' had to fast three days a week in cnimba make a good 'coating for 51 Musical HO «i Number two boy—^ee, that’s •Among many choices sre a neck­ p'lete crocheting Instruction*, ma direction order to have enough to live on. old all right. What finally got lace and pendant set of jade or a flab fllleti when they are to be # Tf your children like, ralains Anyone who does furniture re- ' terial requifementa, diagram W 4k in 4$ set of cameos.' a glittering rhine­ 1 fried. Or 11 3 yellow com meal for 52 Baking 5: o m him? there are loU of ways to use them Anlahlng or paints around the chart and atltch llluatratlona. Number one boy—Plot number stone pin. or an ’ exceptionally I th* coating If you prefer. chamber i A friend Is a person who runs In preparing meals: add them to home should own a "LECTRO ' Send 25c in coins, your name, ad w fa 31 6. aecUon 13 of Evergreen Ceme­ charming Ijracelet set with stones. 53 Dirk Interference for you in your pur­ sppdesauce or muffins, put a few PAINT PEELER." which is to be ; 1 "AYER MAGIC’ 1* a new and dreaa and the pattern number to 84 Pull suit of happiness. tery. in a fruit cup or fruit compote, or found at the McGILL-CONVERSE Anne Cabot, The Manclieiter Eva' a fa Use old-fsahioned dark molasses I glamorizing product by .famous 55j:eweli______fa . -a nrlx- them • wltb grated earrol or- fling Herald; 1150 Ave. Amerleat,' BY DICK TURNER ' anmeiinie's to s^^ cooked cer­ COMPANY, 645 Main street. The ' Htrrlet ' Hubbard Ayer which 86 Poems CARNTVAL" peanut b\itter for a nutritious New York 36, N. Y. fa 37 es!. Prunes and flgs are almi good price of $9.95 is very modest con­ works wonders in eljnvlnating the 57 Female Ift sandwich Ailing. sidering the time and effort saved, Dress the smaller members of shadows under the ..eyes, at the Anne Cabot’s New Album of L added to cooked oatmeal or farina. ^ lelative (coll.) not only on peeling paint from Aal the family In matching togs—easy temples, or In the "smile lines" be­ Needlework la cbock-fiill of grand BY EDGAR MARTIN designs plus exciting feature* and BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Net So Good RAYON FAILLE TAFFETA Is Specisl pieces of SILVER HOLc surfaces .but- and this Is Jta Spe­ to sew and fun, too. Sister’s dress side the mouth. The price of $2,50 BY GALBRAITH LOW WARE, shown at MATfl- has a drawatrlng neckline, colorful is small compared w'lth the result­ a gift pattern printed In the book. GltOAVD V iP ev iT TA'LVM’i SIDE GLANCES selling at an exceptional, low price cial feature' -in using attachments O W .W tiY .Yh * 0 W \AeA.O VdVXW x i t ^ f s s r BR'S AT THE CENTER, make to get around curved surfaces and trim; aunault for brother opens ing beautification. You'll find It at 25 cents. »^\CV A4b’ t:V\ VAAWVi' , for a few davs at Cheney’s. This M W M l'C B «T \ m M f X \V\ WMK\» 6 most acceptsble wedding gift*; Into grooves. Drop Into the store out flat to launder. the WELON DRUG COMPANY. A W W O popular fabric has esmed a per­ r f t o a w t ^ vw w Dwsty!.«.\»4c> manent place among American among them are a covered vege­ to sef for yourself how It can Pattern No. 8836 la a sew-rile tablespoon or two of strained GOT OF Now you can match your refri­ A M P P IA V T O "beauty materials." Its^ lustrous table dish convertible Into two, help. perforated pattern In sixes 6 orsnge julca. VVA gerator to your kitchen color w\v\ m A W - ^ sheen glamorises wedding parties a silent butler for party neatness, months, 1, 2. 3, 4 years. Size 1, and dresses up a home in draperies snd'a trlvet to hold hot dishes ele­ For a de luxe dessert All the ca­ dress, Ui yards of 39-lnch; sun- scheme. One model has door han­ "GESSO" la a new product of and other uses. Fifty Inches wide, gantly. vities of canned pears with Anely suit, I'.i yards. dles available in 10 different worthwhile uses. Designed as s the taffeta is ortly $.6.1 s yard for diced preserved ginger and top For this pattern, send 30c in ahades. and another haa Interior ready-to-usa finish for raw wood aurfaCe painted blue. •a limited time *t the CHENEY Tf your family likes kidney, with a custard sauce. coins, your name, address, size de- or. furnJtui’f; and as priming for BROTHERS REMNA.NT .SALE.«. serve them sometimes in a creole alred, and the pattern number to oil painting, it was described in ROOM.' ------—; 5aucel."'’'oyfcf , .'BUffy cooked tlCf ., SUMMER PLAY-WEAR FOR Su’e Burnett (T h er Manchester CH IU 3REN ’S JEW ELRY Ig wl- Woman'* World as havlhg'f'urtha’r Make the creole sauce o f earthed CHILDREN Is gsy, durable and Evening Herald) 1150 Ave. Amer­ ways a delight-brln^ng gift, cs- utility for making ornamental ar peciaUv when It comes from Always cook ,vegetables in the tomatoes, thickened with a little inexpensive at the MONTGOMERY icas, New York' 36, N. Y. tides out of ordinary paper plates i ‘ MATHER'S AT THE CENTER. talkad about ear in Ha field, A inal shortest time possible In order to corn-starch or Aour. and seasoned WARD COMPANY. Bathing suits Send 25 cents today for your — put several together with Qeiio SACRECAlirOBNIAORANeE conserve nutritive vslues. Get yoUr well with salt, pepper, and Anely copy of Basic Fashion ’62. It There are aignet, rlnga or rlnga set and they can be shaped before apart* oar that has tumad fa fac Start In price i t $.79 for boys' with a birihatone I'n all alzes from BROVEI HfMmmi 0 W ~ m reearda in enaanotltiott agaUSt a m fam ily used to the taste, and tex- grated onion. Add a little diced short.* of colorful print, and In­ shows you how to make your hardening—then painted and dec­ wardrobe do double duty with eco­ baby't to 'teen-agers’, link brace­ ocaage* hnae your own trees! Uve ootlfal op to 120,0001 clude fashionable Lastex or cotton orated with stenciling. It’s avail In yeer-raond aoashinel Send in nomical. time-saving atyiea. Gift lets, or lockets end chatne and all able at th* JOHNSON PAIN T suits for girls with all the newest are charmingly designed. wiemlng line to the M lesion Orango RANCHO CART AND FONYI pattern printed Inalde, 25 cents. COMPANY, 699 Main street. jtngia and Uiea* 9 sens in Boulhem BY V. T. HAMLIN % style notes. Play suits for small Bar Sm tH Pry— P k tu m jreo ryw m g- ALLEY OPP He Chooiicfl The Noose folk, at $1.77 and $2.67 are bright W x tn buying breakfast cereals i CaUfcmia BfO ymud— FRBBI eleta nHh this tmtia Kbatiuol ft* KENT'S r e c o r d d e p a r t m e n t SU G G E^S In color, whether In tailored styles summertime carrying unless they their very own!'ndebtU* pony.eo*»- look _ for j-hoRp_ w h ^ ..«*yi tsngy.j -oooktat) .saitc*. for .a-firat u5CX.-.,tF 1 CHOOSE WMy,aHOREil v5urev5oSr1 of beruftled models. Sun drt'Ves' can 5* kept Cold, ...... ienriched with such food 'values as comba. the dentr".... Several' such ■ clocka - at ken walnuLmeat* are delicious ad­ K ooler--regularly priced at $7.85 New York .market for the latest, MATHER’S AT T/IE .GRNTBR. ded to a simple bread pudding. arid now only $6.95. T(’s fiber-glaa* practical styles In'deperidabTe fab­ combine compact convenience and “im Bi iwitm m m e t TAtil Insulated, air-tight and water­ ric* at moderate priras and this aaiCM-ee* sack fa Men Blit el l>eee m lU;; good looks with accuracy; and de­ ’ . VwOe vTC.at- -e wfyloO'wF ^ UgihalwJMaafan gyiW|gjBi;5iW|t Hr. FRESH .STRAWBERRY PIE tight. An inserted tray enables aeaaon’a "flnda'l' include stiorts pendability, i amertWeiweetkiem. and ASSORTED POUND CAKES one to pack drinks in Ice at the and pedal pushers of checked or F T.e, FlOWlteiAH nttik ifakTiNiiiT ky tetees ivf ASHAir $yAi Mra«m i - / 8 US ter TeeeecMi. Thteeak \rif/ ar* two of the thoroughly delicious bottom, islad or fruit above, and striped nylon, aa well as plaid or An excellent variation for plain at HOliywoOb-sty ate* n o rilk lam-mUlei Alw- V M 1/ t Ht T. M ftag. u • ^ itKiH et nedil Ttlerark Oe- salae malt let Iiieiiifi. kacly akrtifeei Iw Taaaaean. e»f> by HtA teevHre >ne. INCORPORATFD deSacrU which are featured this aandivich'e* in safety at the top. plain denim, bewltchlngly feminine muffins la to roll the. tops in sugar Irtty.' . . MIUIDH 0UmF-J4.kaMa week at the PINE PASTRY A regular Thermo jug la $2.79. A cotton ’ blouses and whirl-away and cinnamon that have been well ckiiroksus ttfiet RUSS WINTERBOTH AM A-ia TeL 5680 skirts, gay sun back drataa* — JAMir Iw Snell J t i - mS MAC AI.*0M| aaaa t( Me anate.lilek aktk CHRIS WELKIN, PlanatBer- Landing On CalHsto m . "it all atartad whan. I waa a amall boy and my paranta 7fi.‘i Main Street Green Stamps Given SHOP, 660 Center Street, where trim riibber-llned beg for shore or mixed together as soon as you imM iMM, Ike Wifaiii ieWlB* rimr T. M. Rh - ^ ^ many with jackets for ledata wear, eieee kr CelHeiete SeetlMM CK»t. 7ftt by «H* Manchester hostesses and home­ home nae la $2.98. Plastic scuff*-:— taka them out of the oven. Ceoptey. By fDTtMirrwr ineiiriifiy. made me practice out of doora!" FURNITURE and MUSIC HOME OF FRIGIDAIRE and very lovely aheers and sum­ I'AIRWiEXVAWTHE THEBES 40ME BCANPy ANP makers know they can get the very nice for bathing shoes—are I'LL DO THE mer cottons In one and two-place FLVlNCi VAUCEKLANO ^ORTOFOPEKIHO "Wt're supposed to bs ths hefoes, but that guy is marrying tastiest of breed-, rolls, cookies, $.39 a pair. Sun glaaaei to really NYLON MARQUISETTE for IN THE PLANETS EXPLORINS^ BUGS BUNNY styles. ON Ck\.UVXi>,CM KA. my sister and sht can’t cook a lick!" pies, and cakes to gratify guests protect the eya* are In numerou* exquisite curtains la particularly Gn$r!nMl41ii&3llyw(fe. SURFACE > /MCK.yOUiTAY ’^ N ON MORE N or family. styles. Beach or lawn toy* In­ advantageous In the Chaney I.Ceaiilele MllllOA OIAIWI kApe el h*. el Maikal Ml War Ikaa iMaji A B O A R P A M P Fried fillet* of flounder m ay be weave. Besides Its filmy appear­ tlei HI* Set eelh Meek liea year MMea e ^ , My tl, ItU. 4i UWaa *W , FIX THE RADIO. FUNNY BUSINESS WOOP.' MiNB ASST COOKSS' clude gay beach halls of rubber or served with a sauce made by com­ et arflM eat Ike eeiie ke|ie aa eWa HHC mat anpaakly aa* aastaiilaiaaaia. MB FA^T BNOUSH.' When you are. packing picnic plastic at $.98 to $1.89. ance, It la easy, to make up. It aaaMiae aleiaai iMah: aaaUaa MMaa po m if DM. M tlrtrtM bining a- quartar cup of mayon- launderi with the greateat speed kaMa aae—aa4 awl W: MllStOS OkAAU COK- llWCtrMfMMa lunches and carrying sandwiches, fioCliMM------naia* or cream y-type salad dreas- since it requires very little preea- TltT, Sai SM4, Itt Aatatai M. Cakknla. a. Saa* aee*tarail4i*tae>* it'* well to remember that salad When a casae,r01e dish 1* made Ing, a quarter cup of aour cream II Bin aaiaa i< 1?^ M >w ^ iM k w tita i Ataa aa4 llaoalt. aaaael a^aal^yaaa E fillings of chicken, eggs, fish, nr of cooked Ingredients It need* to Ing, It 1* durable beyond moat cur' Wuiea Ouaei kaWa aia *m aaakiilry. 8.C0S. ...fMMBBBl.. III leu liraia at kkiilaaBry taiaa»a» and two tableapoona of bottled TIST ClOin My I. INI. Ueiaa malkilMl- eaa, Ha aaWMfiai aa* Mr aewdMat aeiMaa. mest ere not recommended for I be put Into the oven only long tain fabrics, and the pric* for the brown meat sauce, forty-eight Inch width I* $.75 a vard at the CHENEY BROTHERS PRINTED NYLON dresses or REMNANT SALESROOM. ORANGI blouses, made of the remnant lengths at Cheney's, will give you WITH THI CALIFORNIA ‘ Pineapple Ambrosia la a quickly SUNIHINI FLAVORI- the coolast of summer apparel at made end delectable deiaert. Peel, "very little coat. There are lovely cor# and cube a fresh pineapple; print* In all-over pattern of tiny sprinkle with sugar and mix well; figure* In several color*, pretty Just before aervinjf place a layer sheer* with-puckered -figure; and o f' the pineapple' fri“ IridlvlduaT MISSIWI (MiANGE BOTTUNre^^^ Open Mind, Closed Fisl BY AL Ve r m e e r puckered nylon- in stripes—all IPRBCIELA'S POP sauce dishes or sherbet glasses, MANCHESTIR — TELEPHONE 7922 available *t th* CHENEY then sprinkle with coconut and re­ YOU AND YOUR BUT WHY DO I BELIEVE f o o c M RROTHERS REMNANT SALES­ peat the layers once more. Oar- PROMISES! TO HIM IF HE CANDIDATE MAS A , FOLLOW M6.' ROOM. MOW RIOHT TO BE HEARD' N ^ y 'y e n TMIS Qi t Y O U s o ? «MOKJN' [ HAVB A. , OON!T U& OU ' ArtLUTiOea ' BUPtNI- , I T O O L M £ ! A new way to serve potatoes la , M E L IP / ■CODSH C> to peel them and cut them into paper-thin silcea, then overlap the ilicea in rows In a baking dlah Look younger in seconds that has been lightly buttered. Brush the potatoes with melted butter, sprinkle lightly with salt and. paprika and .bak.e in. a h ot ------with... . & oven until the allces ar* a golden bTBwtr tJirtop;— ■ • ‘ ------

Befort broiling tomato halves, sprinkle" them’ “kritit ^finely cracker ci-umba' that have been' mixed wall. with melted buttar or. JLL margarine-. BY LESLIETPURNER m m EASY Ahdtlief Piciiam? ’’Junior's In levs again, Mothar— ha a mowing tha lawn NONE 3111 In circlti!" - ^ FRKCKLES AND HlS FRIENDS BY M. C. BLOSSER STERLING SILVER FLAT TMM00CT0R5 '^^BUTHANGtT AU,CAg0l. AMAN IF MR.CHURCMIU HAAM..BV O E O R S E .I w e KNEW YOU'D LISTEN Y ^ WARE is the prixed gift for wed­ REFERUATIOM r e * r a n AORSG YOU NBEP ( lU MV POFITION CAN HARDLY COULD DO IT.«0| FORGOT ABOUT NIN8T0N. TO REASONi MR.McKEE'. AM' ding* or anniversartea— and there, WHO KNOW* JYOU MAY TURN AND A FEW ACMAN6B OF BCENEN, FIOUT ALL OIGNITV BV 50UATT1M ------OH. AU RU5HT. CAROL. L - TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX fvlBV Ll -nw s THE USTSTRAW/ I'LL JUST SPIN MY UTTLe PROTECTION ar* many, many lovely designs at OUT TO BE ANOTHER. . B O O K EO N AND A HOBSV. PAPDVlNJkROUUD FRANCE AT AN EAFEL! ' THINK IT OVER I Nurrv COOK NOT OILV iS n o r e s Ori> w e n — OPEkABON the DEWEY-R I C H M A N COM­ revolutionary new cosmetic WHV NOT TRV PAMTING GRKNPMR M 06E$ PAIMTIM6 FOR P o o r ME. BUT PC PREFERS eATpERSvl© LAND MINF/ PAN Y, 767 Main Street. iQuallty PRBNCH LAMDBCAPB5. J unk td iaKM& me o u t / _ and artistry are guarahteed by The wise way to assure yourself sesisons tha name of the top American makem—Gorham Towle, Wallace, by n a « k ib t H v a i a a b a t i * more Ipyely and luxurious wear of your International, and Lunt. V precious furs is to send them away, for Serve baked.-PfiMkl"** And a tossed green salad with barbecued O the summer months, to safe, scientific apareiibs; for deaaert have a fruit compote of melon 'and' citrus storage. Don’t wait a minute. Gall us for fruits. Ayet Mafks-gnidc, »i»ple •W Hioa to "■■■ prompt service. You can be sure your STAMPED PIU-OW CASE TUBING. As shown at the J. W. regidir m ike-up-m «kwti|#U el imillracthfe’ furs will receive the best of care and HALE COMPANY, provides a VIC FLINT Big Al Relaxes BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY finest protection every moment they plaasant summer hand-craft which resulta in very decorative pillow Kiiea and iludow * at tem|ik9, «yca. WMd. ’ffOMT M CHpR t c im FOCU5 p e A NATURAL case*. Reduced from the regu­ Vie R.AJT RUEMM H i ONE 'feie AL fNOFC laCOKffPBNT NOTMrge ..BUT A SILENT FIOURB ,(3U0PJ dre with us. P v e r u T m real CUJK, a HVRDPMCVtC WIX M TRACKS TO HI* MO*... — IS.VNMTCNeN* HIM. • If lar $1.98 to $1,56, the tubing o f­ xaePUE, ID A LAM FOR fers , five designs, including cut- mouth- Thia wonderfal new “caplise analvwk. wofk, cross-stitch and outline em- 9HBU L«CE MB *-L ' i 'm j u s t e x e r c i s i n g h e r ! HumidificaHon # Temperature 4i* tt» r w nw 4/AKI , brodery. There la also stamped OUT OF= TWt WAY/ • linen for towels at $.49 and for cream maWea year* of differtoee in die way Fumigation bureau scarfs at $.99. Some fore­ handed needle women are already C heney Brothers thinking of these are very peraon- yo« lock-eom e aee# we’ll show y®a- al-toueh Christmas gift*. FUR STORARE REMNANT SALESROOMI HARTFORD 'ROAD — MANCHESTER Orang* Hard Sauce is delicious DRY CLEANSERS served with Apple Betty. Make k y - OPEN .9 to 5:30 — SATURDAY 9 to 4:45 the aauce by creaming a quartar FISHER cup of butter or margarine 'with a CDStfidonllb < e > cup of lifted firmly packed con- M l MAIN St. ~ TEL. 5S21 BROAD STREn PH O N E 3111 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS fectioaera’ sugar; then add tha OCVWA* gratad rind of an eranga and a J b t J M z S L , ■ V

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MAlfCHESTEK .EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18, 1962 Resort Property For Sale 74 Subnrbui for Sale 75 PAG® TWENTY-SIX Rooms Without Board 59 BoBiness Property Hooses for Sale _ 72 Household Goods 61 For Sale 70 About Town Help Wanted— Male 8# Artleles for Sale 45 FURNISHED ROOM. Kitchen FOUR BEDROOM home for aver­ LAKE Property — Oottsges at BOLTON— Four room ranch atyle. Business Services Offered 13 Bonds— Stocks dwelling. Oil heat, artesian well, Antomobllea for Sale 4 Automobiles for Sale WRINGER TYPE washing ma- prlvUegM. Inquire 168 . Maple WELL ESTABLISHED beauty age _ working _ man. Near bua, •hop-' Chaffee, Coventry, - Andover and Marjorie Kocum, daughter of ....Mortgages SI EXPERIENCED Appliance serv­ HANDY - MAN’B-,. 6'' akUl saw. —et<>ta-wlndol>rs_-attd-screani, nnsr. WashjBf imd ED‘S SIGN SERVICE w ith two extra blades; Used very cWne,. Taby -•-gbistr...... — — . " r - iaIdiv ’MrrHa#. O w nrr~r«IClM r Hampton.: Mr.;;aiiaiMi»LA7rJ.dK«unr; ottom T rou Buy • iMftf w GET BETTER VALUE ON ice mft« With thorough knaateUge size ping-pong table. Call 2-4765. #06. H. B. Grady. 8009. 2-3151.------ear garage. A-ppraximatsty-mTen Waatmtnster road, graduated June FIRST a n d Second mortgages Tittle, Phone 6205. Call 6311. acrea of land. FuU price $9,300. are Gorman Motor Balei. Buick a Commercial LetterlnR _^ught for our own account, Faat, of automatic washers and f«frig< PLEASANT room for two gentle. 13 from the Greenwich Hospital Salea and Service, 28S Main A BETTER USED CAR eratora. Apply Brunner’s T.V. EASY WASHER, refrigerator, oil men. Next to bath. Quiet home. CRYSTAL Lake-Beautiful aec- Immediate occupancy. Other lUtr • Silk Screen Process Prlntlnjr cbnfldential service. Manchester ASHFORD LAKE School ot Nfirslng. Mlaa Kocum atreet. Phone J-4871. Open eve- a Neon Service ' , Inc., .3.58 East Center street. drum with pump. Moving. Call Private entrance. Phone 2-9698. tiiin, aecluded. Right on lake, cot­ Inga avatlablt. Alice Clampet, has' also received training trbm l a i r s : Advertisements ___ , AT Investment Corp., 887 Main ^RDROBE Trunk. Brief case Hoiiaes for Sale 72 tage needing repalra. Conven- Realtor. Phone 2-4543. . values.- V, . . street. Phone 8416. — ■alpper and lock, .CaU_8895.__ 8034. LOTS PRICED Fairfield SUte UQepJtaL.^Yal« WANTED 'lenees; Owner-wlH-aacriflcer Bchool of “Nursing-tad - thr -tnu- “ CLASSIFIED ADVT. BALCH PONTfAC, Inc. ELLINGTON —lExcellent value— HONiST AND ICONOMICAL^^ DEPT. HOURS: CHEVROtJlTS 1S80-1981-1M9. 88 ED TOMCZUK PHONE 8288 I HAVEJ5 ROOMS OF NICE ROOM to a w6rking peraon. SCINTILLATING 6-room home AS LOW AS 3395 Grady. 8009. veralty of Connecticut. monihi Jo pay. forjiet t-3 down, After B:.10 DRIVER-SALESMAN GORGEOUS ‘DeLUXE’’ Phone 5092 after 5 p. m. with breezeway and garage. On ' 8 large rooms. 114 acres of land. ] 8tlBA.M .to4:80P. M. Business Opportunities 32 ^Boatfi^and Acceeeorlea 46 Douglaa Motors, 8S8 Main atreet FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES lot 100 X 400. Wonderfully com­ Select your summer living itte ANQOVER LAKE—A haven of Coops and out buildings. ^ Price Minchester Juvenile Grange No. 1949 Ponttne 2-Door “ 8.” Hy- YOUR KNAPP shoe counselor. All CLEAN, Comfortable room for two plete and well built home. In now. Pgy US a visit this weekend. rest named Hide-Away. Lovely 811,500. H. B. Grady. 8609. Guarantee 90 Days N siaea. Contact W. F, Sullivan, 60 FIVE-FAMILY AND STORE _ FOR I'LL SELL IT TO THE 1ST RE­ 53-will meet this evening at 7:36 dramatic. LIABLE PARTY, ALMOST WHAT business girls or married couple. country aetting. Price 317..500. five room cottage completely J COPY CLOSING TIME 1951 BUICK Super Riviera 2-door Mountain atreet, Rockville. Phone ONE CANOEgt 172 McKee street. in the Orange Hall on East DRY CLEANING ROUTE IT COST ME! I’M SATISFIED Phone 3337, Call Madeline Smith, Realtor. furnlahed, three good sized bed- Radio, heater, S280 worth prem­ 1948 Pontiac 2-Door, Hydra- Rockville 8:5964. Call evenings. In Good Bu.sines.6 Location. Phone 8594. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Center street. Members are re­ fOR CLASSinED ADVT, TO MAKE A LITTLE PROFIT 2-1642 or 4679, roons, large living room with cob­ Wanted— Real Estate 77 ium white wall tires. Tu-tone ATTRACTIVE Room for builneis Realtor minded to bring ail their project! l|,ray. - Ooufflas Motors, 833 Main matic. Excellent opportunity for am­ MCINTOSH BOAT COMPANY IT'S A BIT SHOPWORN AND blestone fireplace, garage, large and to be prepared to put on the MQN. THRU FRI. '' CARPENTRY — All remodeling girl. Laundry and cooking privi­ MANCHESTER — Will exchange 875 Main St.—Eat. 1921 CONSIDBRINO SELUNO |948 Pontiac 2-Door, Stand- and repairing expertly done at 10 Room.8 of Furniture bitious, energetic young man. SLIGHTLY USED front porch (screened in) rear TOUR PROBERTTT entertainment. 10:Sp A. M. ------1948 CHEVROLET Aero Sedan. Included. OFFERS FROM A MODEL HOME leges. Phone 2-8126 before 3 p. m. this well located eight-room, atn- Phone Office 6446 patio, outdoor fireplace, ■ plcpic Potterton^s reMonable prices, .Free ...esU- Without obligation to ydii, we BsuHo;-.r ,heateite.aUracWt», ..iird .. 'Aicv.4, >--t Apply, in. p.erson Ae., ■■ ...... gda twa batha,. ateami hea.t, IATURDATT A; Mi ^ 'matte^Phone’BSMr \ 1951 Chr’ia draft' Cbmrnaiia.er, 3276. V/r ' Furnished a Few- Months.. Ago • -I*ARGE--llU4jM'!l'n'lSid4‘'6t4^ ='==1Bvenhlg8 “2'i8998-riT’-'Ji-dOTfl” - dsble,darge:reae;yar«iny:BayIaei:#>eaklenLo<;.tb«,i FBttHnw 'fa r S m lw for 21 tcbi* tone ereen finlah. In ^cellent — "WESTINGHOUSE” ELEC. car garage, one acre lot for a six- forest setting affording absolute Young Democrata Club of Man condition.— A- - -soarca— model ------LOW COST ------— --PRICED-REASONABLY— 19.51 Evinriide 7 .5 ___ __j.,.^ ^ i 66 with private . entrance. Near room single. Your Jippoctuntty .tft. ^ Home Llatings Wanted tw w ^ p arty. Bos us bstots — BBKr------'•------Cheney mills. Gentleman preferi priVaeyw;AIt-lake-$>rlvileges, good- you gftt, ' tSO^irtw St. PImty ot Fr«rPirktiii Douglaa Motors, 333 Main atreet Al.T. TYPES o f carpenter work AT $18,800 FISHER DRY CLEANSERS 1951 Martin 7 .5 ...... 73j60 —“WKS'nNGHOUSE" LAUN- obtatn a larger home. For Inspec- fiahing. Immediate occupanegt meeting at the Community Y at -TRANSPQRTATIQM- —yadr-Rhone-2^0595,------■t-ton-pleaBe- -caII-Howar4-R. ■ Hast- VERNON—St e r e o Phono $17$ Bgsa sasa.* ^ including repairs. Phone 2-4848. 1981 Champion 8.A ------317^" DROMAT ,Lpt 195 X 256. Here-you'li--4lad- "WUl^BURN RB»W T Ti30: in the « f«ntBgr_-He wlll spaak iM 9 lCSnSVROlJRT Four-ddor Oe 1941 Chevrolet 4-Door. ' 325 Broad Street —"WESTINGHOUSE” DRYER inga, phone 2-1107. two unfiniifhed second floor, with on the State Democratic Conven­ Luxe Sedan. Radio, heater. Beau Co-Brpker.3 Invited. 1946 Jnhnaon 1 0 ...... 3110, PLBIASANT Room fhr gentleman peace and quiet. Unusual value VBENGAL!' COMB. RANGE In private home. Hot water. Near extra lot. Phone 2-4848. at 37,900. Wm. Goodchlld, Sr., - REAL ESTATE tion and on the Democratic plat­ DIAL 5121 tlfiil two-tone finish. Like new In 1937 DeSotb 4-Door. Household Services Exi»ERIENCED, personable T.V. 1949 Evinrude 9.7 v-e.-... .3120 -^MAHOGA^'5' BEDROOM SET NEW SIX-ROOM SINGLE—Fire­ form. every respect. Douglaa Motors, bus line. Call 7383, . place, picture window, hot. water , Realtor. 7925. JARVIS REALTY serviceman. Excellent opportunity King Craft Runabout, new .. .3170 —FAMOUS MAKE 3 Pc. LIVING- SIX ROOM Cape Ood. Three years REQUIRES ■ 8.6S Main atreet, — ..W- ____ _ O f f e r s ____ - for tfie._right man. Apply Briim heat, downstairs lavatoryv 4arge BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. Tel. 4112 1,5' Lyman, cif’tfiplete ...... 3487. ROQld ROOM FOR Rent for twb gentle­ old. Immaculate condition. Ga­ fit-Bernadette’s-Moihera Circle BBB FLAT FINISH Holland window ner's T.V. Inc., 358 East Center MAPLE SPARE BEDROOM lot, nice location. S. A. Beechler, rage. Nice' liveable home. H. B EXPERIENCE will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at Lost and Found 1951 BUICKS, 1949-19.80 Chevrn- 155 Center St. — Manchester Maater Craft Trallera...... 379..50 men. Near bus line. Hot water Realtor. Phone 6669. Subuf^n for Sale 75 shades made to measure. All street- — .3 PC: INNERSPRING d e n SET Grady. 8M 6. the home of Mrs. Walter McNally, iet.a. Payments little aa $12.80, Phone 2-4545 Call 7749. HEBRON—Four-room house, oil 6 Morse road. YHIH ROUND OIR CONDHlONiNi'- IX)ST—PASS BOOK No, 60089. 194V Chevroleta, 1041 Ford Sta metal Venetian blinds at a new Help Wanted— Female 35 MANY OTHERS AT 5 PC. ‘'FORMICA" d in e t t e IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Notice la hereby irtven that Paaa Open Eveninsrs Until 10 P, M. heat, basement garage, aluor.lnum If you decide to sell, tion WaRon. Nothinfr down low price, keys made while you 41 REAR PURNELL PLACE SET Attractive four-room home, ex­ COLONIAL—Six large cool rooms. IIILIIIMP. Book No. 60089. Issued by The WANTED Apprentice carpenter. __"EMERSON''; TELEVISION windows and doors, large brick A lurprlee visit this last week DouRlas Motors, 333 Main atreet. 1941 BUICK Super convertible. wait, Marlow’s. OPPORTUNITY ROOM FOR Rent to gentleman, pandable second floor. Thermo­ Beautifully landscaped lot, 115 x you’ll want to assure I n f •rpr*tatioN—— Savlnes Bank of ManaltMter has Apply 249 Broad street. SET '\ References. »77 Eldrldge street. 200. A-1 condition. Ideal for fam­ building in rear, would make work made life at one Manchester Excellent condition throughout. WEAVING of bums, moth holes seal windows and doors, shade ahop, seven acres of land, about yourself of the most re­ household moat active. Mr. and of fnmily wishes la reflaetad fai aaieh <)aiah been lost and application has 1951 BUICK SPECIAL RIVIERA IN FOR MEN of Manchester *and vi­ Building Materials 47 "Mohawk” A)?tnlnster Rugs, trees. Price 311.600. Down pay­ ily, overnight guest house, or Coupe. Radio, heater, Dynaflow. New top. See Pete Clarke, Motor and torn clothing, hosiery runs, "Scaly" Box Springs, and Mat- LARGE DOUBLE room, genUe- 600’ frontage. Only 38,250. Ex liable real estate counsel Mri. James Arthur of 124 Lenox Service, Thalr wlahea ata at an ttmaa ra> been made to said bank for pay­ RUCKLAND cinity. To men who have aold ment 32..500. 25-year mortgage. professional office and home. spected and fulfiUed. Ocwplstamat la UM ment of the amount of deposit. ' Like new In every respect. Besu- Sales, 301 Broad atreet. handbags repaired, ripper re­ No. 1 Red Cedar B. C. Shlnglei, tres.scs. "Charlton" Spfa Nlghlcr, man. Twin beds. Free parking. claeive with Schwartz Real BJs- available. May we sug-^ atreet were surprised by a visit of and men who want to learn to Call Madeline Smith. Realtor, Must be leen to be appreciated. Mrs. Arthur’s brother and wife, keynote. tlful two-tone finish. -Douglas placement, umhrellaa repaired, The following position is sq. 314.9.5. Floor Lamps. Table La'l^^pa, Kitch­ 99 Main street between 5 and 8 H. B. Grady. 8009. tate. Manchester 8274, Hartford gest that you call ust^ I/)S T —PASS BOOK No. 67284. CHEVROLET — 1948 four-door sell. We offer year round steady Flush Mahogany D oors-all sizea, 2-1642 or 4679. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wilkie, from Motors, 3,33 Main street. sedan. Radio and heater, S700; men's shirt collars reversed and available in our Gray Research en Cabinets, Utllitv Tahli^i, .35 yds. p. m. 5-5138. You’ll like our sincere ap­ Notice Is hereby given that Paaa replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending employment with one of the most ea. 310.95.. "Nairn" Inlaid. Pictures', AlHjnlnum Chicago, III. Arriving June 8, they Call 2-2587. and Development Company in WEST SIDE—Six room Cape Cod, MANCHESTER — Cuitom; built Book No. 67284. laaued by The 100% OUARANTEE. One owner agpre.s.sive rales organisations. 2-6 X 6-9 Combo Doors,, ea. 3L5.95. and a few other odds and eridg. BOLTON—High on Birch Moun­ proach to your real es­ were entertained by several par­ Shop. Buckland, Conn. We want only men who are Plastered walls and oak floor­ Cape Cod. one year young. Hot ties throughout the week, climax­ Fui\eral Savings Bank of Manchester haa ; car, 1950 Hudson club coupe. GOOD 1936 Chevrolet, In one Canadian Lumber, per M $99.50. I'LL SELL ALL OR PART Apart ments-j-Flats water, oil heat. Fireplace, four tain. Modern six-room heme. 1H tate problem. Phone Commodore 6. radio, heater., low sincerely Interested In promoting Weatern Fir, per M 3115.00 ing throughout, ceramic tile bath baths, recreation room. Laundry ing with an outdoor picnic for SO been lost and appHcaUon haa family since new. Many, a mile ON LOW FRIENDLY TERMS Tenements 63 lavatory, fireplace, vestibule, roonu* finished. Stone front. mileage. McClure Auto. 373 Main. Florists— Nurseries 15 BO^OKKEEPER themselves to a higher standard N..C. Roofers, 1x6 - 1x8, per M room with shower, hot water people at the Arthur'a hom e.__, ‘" ■bien made to said-bank for pay­ left. Call 2-S5.38 after 5 p. m. FREE STORAGE Completely modern. Large lot Open ,'tll 9 p; m. Tel. 2-9442. ... Y.o.ung .\vomaa high .school of living, men who are honest and 3105.06...... FOUR ROOM unfurnished apart- three dormers, hatchway. Top heat, oil, breakfast bar, garage. Home, ment ot the amount of deposit. transplanted FltJwcring: and . UNTU*.WANTED condition. One-car oversize gwi< Price. 813,800, Shown - by .appoloL tveat: appearing, -W rite Box-. - D. No.-l Oalr-FtooTlng, per M8199.50. REG ARDinSS OF TIMK- ' ment; Hot' water li'Cat arid ®l44i- " araeslte; dri W r ‘"’«PpH»WI*tay JARViS REALTY;^ . -Tba-Junlor- Xamtz-at^ha-BeoqwM-: T9s6 BirlCk iuper piviera -coupe. Vegetable Plants. Geraniums, graduate. Must have excellent rage. Exclusive with Henry Ez- mehl. Phone Manchester 6273. 'Cbhgregaildiial Church, o f 'which I/)S T —PASS BOOK No. 68572. 194J FORD Super DeLuxe Station Radio, beater. Can't be told from Herald. Include telephone num­ Select Oak Flooring, per M 3232.00 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT triclty furnished, 3160 a month. three acres o f land. Many other Wagon. Newly reflnlshed. C.as Fuchsias, Begonias. Vinca, Spike, background in bookkeeping cott Agency. Tel. 3683. Brae-Burn. Mra. James Brand and Mrs. Joseph Notice la hereby given'that .Pass new. Gray finlah, low mileage. ber for Immediate interview. All ONLY DAY OR NIGHT Phone 3675. extras. Full price 315,806. Shown Tel. 4112 Book No. 68572, Issued by The heater. In- excellent condition. etc. Window hoxe.a and urna and payroll duties. Accurate replies v.’i'.l be answered.' Martin are choir mothers, will Douglaa Motors, 333 Main atreet. filled. Hardy plants, shrubs, ever­ NATIONAL BUILDERS FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE EAST SIDE — Three- bedroom MANCHESTER—McKinley street by appointment only. ,The EU1»: have a picnic tomorrow pt 5.80 Savings Bank of Manchester has See for yourself. Douglas Mo- t.vping essential to maintain worth Mitten Agency. 6930. Open 9 to 9 m s MAIN SI tors, .3.3.3 Main street. greens, fnilt trees. Seeds, In­ W ANTED— Experienced painter SUPPLIES MR. ALBERT. HARTFORD 6-0358 .home. Geaeroua cloaeta. Large Excellent pre-war Cape Cod. p.m„ at the Avery atreet home of been loat and application, has persl^hnel records. Congenial Business lAications living room with fireplace. Oil secticides, window boxes and for out.Side work. Full or ’ part 420 Davenport Avenue AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4696 rooms with breakfast nook 1st BELL STREET, Glastonbury — Organist Warren D. Wood, their been made to said bank for pay­ Auto AccewK)rle«— Tlre» 6 atmosphere. .Excellent work­ For Rent 64 hot' "water heat. Basement laun­ AN AGENCY with a list Of ready ment -of - tha-amount of .deposit. PETE DANZIGER'S Personally cemetery vases. Woodland Gab- time. Call Mr. Goodchfld, Sr. floor. One finished room 2nd floor. „Flye rp.pm ‘ ranch on 2<^i__ acre director. The Merrl-Weda and the aslected used cars -at' Clarke - New Haven. Connecticut —.... ------E -R —T...... '--S ...... dry.- Aluminum doors and acreena. buyers waiting for -4, $%- d> flens. 188 Woodland atreet. Phone ing conditions. A job •worth iTii 7925...... M4 IN STREBTT—South of Center. Well Isridscaped lot. ' Garage. wooded lot. choice of decorations, Mary McClure group of the Wo­ Motor Salea. 301 . Broad atreet. 4.3 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD • Newly decorated inalde and out. room and 2-fsmlIy hdUses. Call FOUND—Lady'a sweater. Owner 8474. vestigating. EitMllent, centrally located store Shown" by appointment. Price 316,500. Jerome Agency. 2-3151 men's League of the church are Open evenings 'til 9. MAKE MOWING A Open Any Eve. By Appointment Owner transferred. Call Madeline Bornhelm A Smith, Agents. 8946- iponaoring the picnic. • may have .aame by identifying Laboratory Technician Diamonds— Watches— witfi'xfull basement available. Im- 314,300. Phone Manchester 6273. and paying for ad. Phone 2-1896. PLEASURE! Please Apply at the Smith, Realtor 2-1642 or 4679. WINDSOR—Not far from Bradley 6716. YOU DON'T need cash for this— AFRICAN Violets for rale. Sturdy Trainee Jewelry 43 medlM? occupancy. Reasonable Brae-Burn.. leld — oversize Cape Ood. two - Mlaa Marion Holmes, daughter LOST—Pair of woman's glasses 1941 Lincoln tudor, radio, heal . 32 down, S3 weekly buya the plants. Choice colors. Call 3337. Personnel Dept. High School Education 6 CU FT. Refrigerator. Good run­ rental. Call Suburban Realty Co., ATTRACTIVE 4-Room Horae. FOR QUICK RESULTS In selling LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ ning condition, $45, Tel. 2-1874. yeiears old, very good condition Of Mr. and Mra. Mark Holmes of Vicinity of Main atreet. Phone er, V-8 motor.-McClure Auto, 378 new Worceater -power, mower. Minimum Science Major ReBUorB.'841 Main atreet.-Phone Garage. Corner lot. Near new your property call Suburban Woodbrl(M« street, whose mar­ Famous Brlgga-Stratton motor. BEAUTIFUL Geraniums and vari­ pairs, adjusts watches expertly. Lots for Sale 73 All modern convenience*. Ebtcel Realty Co., Realtors, 541 Main 8163. ______■ Main, Open -^tll 9 p. m. Tel. 2- GRAY MANUFACTURING Apply In Peoson 8215. school, bus and stores. Large riage to Thomas S. Moore of Tol­ 50% off on famous make batteries. ous other flowfr.e for your window Reasonable prices. Open dally. shade trees. Direct from owner. lent neighborhood. Nearly - one street Call 8315. 9442. 1951 MODEL Philco electric t w o EXCELLENT Realdentlnl land will take place Saturday af­ box. Cair'2-1929. COMPANY Spencer Rubber Product.s Co. Thursday evenlnga. 129 Spruce STORE OR Offices, ground floor, Must be seen to be appreciated. acre of park-llke grounds, A Written Giisrantees range, $130. Phone 2-858.3. et ngar Post Office. Building Ix>ta, 100’ or 125x200'. ternoon at the North Methodist Announcements 1949 BUICK super convertible Chapel Street atreet. Phone 2-4387. Main street Phone 2-2481. good buy at 314,500. Ellsworth SELLING YOUR Property? Con­ 16 Arbor Street Inquire 940 Middle turnpike east. Mitten Agency 6930. tact the Ellsworth' Mitten Agen­ Church, w-aa presented with a coupe; radio, heater. Nice condl $1.00 Down—$1.00 Weekly Phone 6988. \ steam Iron by her aasociatea at the l e a r n TO drive. Patient, cour­ tlon. Original green finish,. Grab ZINNIAS, 3 dozen 25e. Call 6066 Hartford, Conn. BXPERIENCF.D Meat cutter ■VERNON STREET—New 5-room Phone 2-0895. cy, or any Manchester Real Es­ teous, competent instriicldra. Can wanted for full lime work. Apply Garden— Farm— Dairy NORGE WRINGER type washer, ANDOVER—Six finished room*. Municipal Building yesterday. ‘ this snappy number. Douglas hetw'cen 4-:.30 and 6, ranch,’'fireplace, hot water heat NORTH COVENTRY — Desirable tate concern because it stands to Conectlcut Driving School. 2-2758 "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” Poptilar Food Market, 974 Main Products .lO six years old. $.35, Phone 2-1115. Houses for Bbpt 65 Cape Cod,^ OlJ^heat,^__ fireplace, Town Manager Richard Martin, in Motors, 333 Main...... CALSO SERVICENTER. with oil, tile bath mahogany trim, home sites, half acre and larger. reason that they know Manebesr. whoaa-offlee she it employed, made ------...:...... •atreet. full cellar, basehicnt-7. garage, ter property beet Call the BOa-' Roofing— Siding 16 ADDITIONAL Salesladies need- STRAWBERRIES — Pick ,vour KENMORB Washing ' hiachlhe." COMPLKrELY Furnished^4 bed full cellar. Attached breezeway Natural shade. Black road, elec- the preSenlaUbh Speech. O U f ( ( / g g ^ / i918 .OLDaMOBILB._.8fillahStte 436 Center Street and gsrgg®. 8 Slra large lot- large tencad-In yard, newly paint- •worth Mittsn Agency. 0986 . Model • ''fie'' deluxe. Hydramatir, ' Tel. 41«4, 4165, 2-6989 . ed.: Exeelleht .sSiary.; .Ftm: Ifoia • hr s t a t e OF UdnnedtIcut. W own, ■; ;25c.';-^ Bring " cohlaiheri; Magic :C ief gas'.’Btove; 'Rcaaon- house on state^fSad. 36 m lhut^to triidty .and. telephone. Reasonsbie. edi Only ■fltw years old. 'Asking •_ ...... -...... — FOR GU.VRANTKED Roofs that Phone 6969. 8. A. Becchier, Real­ Owner., Coventry 7-6658. Personals Fully equipped. New Urea. A real psrt time. Apply In per.son. Tot’s Additional prison guards needed Jo.seph Glode, Tolland Turnpike. able. Call 2-1827. Hartford. Men only or two vpu- 310,500, about 32,000 down. WANTED—Your property to sell. Two automobiles being driven slay on In any kind of storm, and tor. by A. Gilbert Garcia, 19, of 162 beautiful car. See Bob' Oliver and Teens, 956' Main atreet. in anticipation of reduced work Munch^ntpr. plcs. Call 2-6382 or 2-2868. . Schwartz Real Estate, Manches­ Reliable buyers waiting with cask DO YOU OWN an old Easy FOUR GOODYilAR deluxe Inner .gutters, conductors and roof re­ - - .&______KALAMAZOO Kitchen range with Mountain atreet, Hartford, and today. Center Motor Sales, 461 week at Connecticut State Prison MANCHESTER, Steep Hollow ter 8274 or Hartford 5-5138. for four, five, six, seven room sin­ Washer? Watkins Is giving, ab­ tiibea, 7:10 x 15, removed from pairs, Call Coughlin 7707. WANTED — Girl for fountain TRANSPLANTED^ Tomato plants, oil burner.'. Good baker. Good LOT AT Coventry Lake. Reason-' Justice W. Paul, 31, of 34 Bast ' ...honish Main street. new car. 310. Phone 4910. in Wethersfield and Enfield. En lAne — Six-room horw with gle and two-fsimUy in Manches­ solutely free, a new Easy Two- work, nights. Good pay.. Good peppers, celer.v. egg plant, cab­ condition. Suitable for .summer Summer Homes for Rent 67 able. Phone 8254. $,500 DOWN four-roo.m cottage Garden drive, collided about 12:80 OanrfsIloNt, Plantain, WE SPECIALIZE in roofing and trance rate .32700. Age 23-40 In­ breezev;ay and garage. Hot water ter, Bolton, C ovm ry and Vernon. Tub Spin-Dry Washer to the 1950 STUDEBAKER Champion, working conditions. Call 2-8120. bage. cauliflower, broccoli, brus- cottage. Rea.sonable. Call 5394 Juat off Wilbur Cross Highway In today at Blaaell and Main streets. aiding. Highest Quality ma­ clusive: must he at least 5'8". oil host, bath, lavatory. Ameslto NICE HIGH level lot overlooking Finances arranged. Howard R. luchhorn and aNiar brand (m vm I owner of the oldest Easy. Call radio, heater. We'll llaten to rea­ scl sprouts, petunias. Ariers, zin­ after 6 p. m. COTTAGE FOR. RENT — Point Ashford. Jerome Agency 2-3151. The left front of the Garcia car at Watkins Brothers, 9.35 Main Garages— S ervice- terials. Workmanship guaran­ WOMAN Over 28 interested in Apply at ncare.st Connecticut driveway. Lot 100x200. Price $18,- two lakes. Bolton. 225' frontage. Hastings. Phone 2-1107. was damaged.-There were no in­ son on this one. It's guaranteed nias. salvia, ageratum. etc. Ger­ O' Woods. August 16 to 30. wands with ansy applltoHAn of street, for a Contest Entry Storage ;10 teed. A. A. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn present as well a» future Income State Employment Service office G.E. REFRIGERATOR. Crawford 500. Honry Escott Agency, Man Shade trees. Phone 3087. juries or arrests. McClure Auto, 373 Main. Open aniums 3 for 31 up. at Oder- Phone 2-6384 ot 7856. BOLTON — ' Three new houses ScoNs dry compovnds. , Blank. atreet. ’’ hone 4860. Ambitious and anxious to get or State Personnel Department. while gas range, solid maple table Chester 3683. ready for occupancy. Priced from PRISON DRUGS STOLEN 'til 9 p. m. Tel. 2-9442. STORAGE Space 24' x 40'. Also mann's, 504 Parker atreet. __COLUMBIA LAKE—For rent, five NORTH COVENTRY—Five acre . ahead. Give phQne.,Bca..C..HcrAld .State Car.i.tob .Hartford. Glcndon *nd..,twq qhalrs,. .butterfly Uble, $10400 Uc.314,000. -All-In—good — CimnstoorlL Lt H -'-tJb— - _K U X S50_RX:D8 t o FWOBPKCT HIH Hthbol" for two single car gxragea. Inquire PRICE RiipUCED! One year wooded lot, -500" - frontage...on MANCHESTER — ' Roofing and A. Senrhoria. Personnel Director. STRAWBERRIES Pick your kneehole desk, beds, .springs and room waierfront cottage, all con­ locations, with good big lota. To A substantial quantity of drugs Tokyo, j'uM l*-rt4^Thirea young chllareii will reopen Mon­ FOR SALE to settle an estate, 645 North Main atreet. Phone 2- Siding Co. Also all types of paint­ OPPORTUNITY FOR woman be­ young very 'attractive 3-bedroom Miller Road, 32,000 cash. Jerome 1948 Pontiac four-door sedan. own. 2.5c. Bring containers. P as- mattre--^ses, lamps. Phone 2-1.545. veniences, garage. Season or by Inspect call T, J. Crockett, brok­ in all (orms was stolen last U. B, bomber crewmen who qvlekly broadcnii by bond nr *iweedef day, Sept. 8. Transportation 2302. ing and carpentry work. Guaran­ tween 28 and 5.5, energetie, gray ranch, spacious living room, din­ Agency 2-3151. Good Urea, low mileage. Priced qualini Farm, Avery street. month. Also two-room cottage er. Office 5416 or rcridence 3751. night from the ilrug store for have flown 10 combat misalona fumtehed. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc­ teed work. Phone 7691 for free hair an asset. Give phone. Box Help Wanted— ing ell. modern kitchen, colored . . till* weed* wirtieut harm to dedraMa to sell. F. R. Manning, 47 Maple available for few weeks. Call 2- LOT FOR Sale. Meadow Brook the State Prison and othere state aa a team were credited today tor. Phone 2-5767. eatimatcB. E, Herald Male or Female 37 PICK YOUR OW-n Strawberries. MAHOGA.N'Y China closet. $2fi. tile bath. Attached garage, din­ eireet. Phone 8 1 4 6 ...... - ...... Trailers for Sale 6-A 4929, Manor, South Coventry. Phone COVENTRY, Route 44-A — 8- Inatttutlons here. It waa disclos­ with kllUng 350 Reds ot 500 grotMi. Cod (• IHtla . . . d**trny Bring containers, '25c quart. Wil- Boy's bicycle, 312. Phone 2-9141. ing patio. Conveniently located. pilanning to attack a 'United Na­ WANTED—Ride to Hartford, vi­ STRAWBF.RRY-Pickers wanted. 5511. room EInglish Colonial, needs re- ed -today. The drugs were taken ceorte weeds -on SO'x 50 ft fw STOP AND LOOK and Listen. HOUSE TRAILER for sale. 1947 GREAT EASTERN Construction WANTED Young girl nr middle- rox, 472 Keeney street. COVENTRY LAKE—Four rooms Immediate occupancy, Warren decoraltlng. Situated nicely on tions position ,pn the Korean cinity Prospect atreet. hours 8 to Good picking and good pay. Call USED 6' Servel gas refrigerator, Howland, Manchester 8600. Ir­ from a aafe In the InsUtutlon’s 11.75 11.000 *q ft-$4.65 1950 Hudson 4-door Commodore M System 26' Completely furn- Co.. Home remodeling specialists. aged woman as sales clerk. Full furnished. Near waterfront. one acre of land, $8,500. Inspec­ west e-onst. Air offloers snld It 4, from 185 Eldrldge street, Phone .5611 after t. ideal for cottage. Excellent con­ ving Kelman & Co.. .-Hartford general store. The theft was dis­ 8, i-adlo, heater, like new. Full irhed.-Sleepa four. Excellent ron- Residential and commercial roof­ or-'part time. Apply Beck's, 846 STRAWBERRIES Pick your Modern convenieneea. weekly or tion by appointment Only'. Jer­ covered when workjers noticed probably was the most success­ 8486. ing. siding, putters and leaders. Main street. own, 2-5c quart. Bring containers. dition. Call 2-2348. . season. Phone 7-6825. * 6-0826. : g\:aranlee. McClure Auto. 373 dlllon. An awning 19’ x 8' Includ­ 5XRA\VFE,Bny. .PicHfrr . wanted, Read Herald Advs. ome Agency, 2-3151. the battered safe today. ful one-plane blow of the wnr. MalW. ■'•Open-■ 't11-9- p. 'm ....Tel. ed.-Call 1-1421.-■ • JMtnbiBstlon aluminum storm win- O'Connwr.-171 'Unlrrn" street; '■ 'WXOTED^'RW* to 'Hartford; v1* dow.-'. "We Make Your House A ADD TO Your Income as full or .Tnbn Albasi and Son, Phone TH\5'F.K Deluxe hahy carriage.' SHORE FRONT cottage; With DON’T WAIT ^ "NbW w n o M m a — Unii^'iisbipoufld hiw kdb'wwdi« elntty-otPearlatreet from .Bdgrr 9442; ______NEW 8' Cara.n tr.ailer. Removable Home” ; 24 Oak street. Phones part Lime representaUve for A von 3636. STRAWBERRIES, I5 g quart. Pick Inquire- 19 Earex street, or rAll boat at L a k e Mattanaweook, Lin­ ranch. Three bedrooms. Tile bath, ton- atreet. Hours 8 to 4. Call 3934. ' oak floorz, full baseniehl. A ugu^ ft foods groti to grootor hoofttr and boaofy. BeeeienMa 194£ -FORD custom 8 club Coupe. aide -gates. Reasonable. _ Phone . 8271 or 8,303, Bert Lindsay, Products. Write .M^s. Frank your owii. Bring, containers. coln, Maine.. Good fishing, sandy ■ 8 3 15...... 'FrawTey,' 'Narrni BfanTordrComl. Frank"Glcae, ITOl TdRand Turii;' 15 occupancy;-Reasonabily prfbed. ftwpfoW n/a-dawa- -towUM-o o-o-l> bathing beanh, 325 week. For in-: pike. Manchester. ELECTRIC Water heater, .50-gaF formation phone 2-8252, Manches­ Warren HowlSnd. Manchester with«r envoy. Tr#«t 2500 »q-W - $2.95| 11,000 iq W 1 .75 WANTED—Ride to Hartford.. 5’t w-mte wall tlrei. Local one owmer MIDDLE-AGED won-an wanted Ion cap.acitv. Used three months, 8600. Irving L. Kelman A Co., R oofin g 16-A ter. ^ clnlty of Conn. General from car. For the best In value see Bob Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 to care for two children while STRAWBERRIES Pick your 375. Call 3087, Hartford 6-0828. Brort and Hilliard atreeU. Oliver, Center Motor Sales. This ROOFING, Speelatlring in repair­ mother works. • Room, hoard and WANTED Part ti.n'e jpb, 12 noon to 5:30 Phone 2-1940. own Bring Tontalners. 25c quart.' ALL ELECTRIC shore cottage for Hours 8:15 to 4:30. Phone 2-2825 one Is a real buy. TWD WHEEL 26" Scout bicycle, ing roofs of all kinds. Also new salary. Write Box ,M, Herald. 214 Gardner atreet. WESTINGHOUSE four burner MANCHESTER F. T. BLiSH HARDWARE 00. electric range. Excellent rnnrtt- rent. Main road. Giant’s Neck, lank model.. Basket, horn, light. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys close to beach. Available June 22 SIX-ROOM CAPE COD 1939 DE SOTO 5-passenger coupe WANTED—Clerk for local store. BOY WITH power mower would tlon. Child's wardrobe cheiit, sofa, 793 MAIN STRKKT MANCHOm^ Very good condition. Two years cleaned, repalreo. 26 years’ ex­ like lawns to mow. Manche-rier STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own, to 28 and July 13 to 19. Tel. 2 RIDERS WANTED to Hartford radio and heater. Good condition, Chance for quick advancement. drapes. Call 2-97.3.7. old, 330; also ohaln drive tricycle, perience. Free estimate*. - Call Green area only, Tel. 2-4349, after 2.5c quart. Bring containers. Mc­ Hours 8:30 to 5. Call 3389, 3250, Call Rockvllb 5-9235. One with driver's license prefer­ 1120 after 5 p. m. On unusually well landscaped lot. very reasonahle. Inqi:lre 85 Bran­ Howlev. Manchester 5361. • 6. Clellan. 81 Lake atreet. MR. MERCHANT U ford street before 7:30 p. m. red Call 2-8370. Ask for Mrs. WATERFRONT Cottage at Bol­ Including email fish pond, 12x12 RIDE w a n t e d to Aetna Ufe PERHAPS YOU’RE MISSING Wsss. STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own, NORGE RF.I'RIGERATOR, 5 ft , ton Lake. Furnlahed. boat, shade doll house for the little ones. Over­ Insurance Co., from Oak atreet 325.'Phone 4916. SOMETHING GOOD Heating— Plumbing 17 Do(I9— Birds— Pets 41 25c quart, bring containers. 716 trees. Write Box K, Herald. sized garage. Ameslte driveway. during July and August. Hours Business Sen'lces Offered 13 GIRL WANTED for fiat work Keeney street, last house right Fireplace, many extra features. :15 to 4. Phone 8005. Buy A ‘‘One Owner Cnr" C. O. LORENTZEN Alterallona, Ironer and one for wrapping. TINY CHIHUAHA A-KC., regis hand side before • Glastonbury Easy Terms CARPENTER will frame unfinish­ copper water piping New work. Steady work, good pay. Apply tered up for stud. Femsie also for town'llne. FLOOR Sample, Ea.'y Ironer, cab­ Wanted to Rent 68 Full Price $12,000 THE FOLKS AT HOME ed upstairs rooms. Reasonable. 24-hour service. Manchester 3636. Maple Dry Cleaners and Lautfiler- sale. Call Rockville 5-5266 before inet model. 399Ji0, Kemp's. Inc.. i Antomoblln for Sale 4 1946 Chevrolet ’ i-Ton Pick-up— Call *-4291. ers. 72 Maple street. 10 p. m. except .Saturday or Sun­ TRANSPLANTED pepper plants. WANTED—3 or 4 rooms unfur­ Clean. Low mileage. PLUMBING and heating. Furn­ GOOD USED Westlnghmise, A.B. tfOR SALE—1931 Pontiac coa?h day, World Beater. California Wonder. nished except for refrigerator JARVIS REALTY 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster 2-Door aces, oil burners and boilers. Earl EXCELLENT .Position for girl $1 per 160. Late tomato plants C., automatic, wringer washers. and stove. Call The H erald- §50. 55 Middle- Turnpike east. Tel LIGHT TRUCKING. Alio rubbish READ YOUR ADVERTISING —Radio, heater. Van Camp. Tel. 2-5844. bookkeeper. Inquire Mr. McKin­ $1,00 per 100. 12 Glenwood street Special to make room. $16 while 5121. Phone 4112 b- p272. and ashes removed. Phone 2-3781 1949 Oldamoblle "76” DeLuxe Sta­ ney, McKinney Lumber Co., Bol­ Phone 2-4187. they last. Kemp's, Inc. PLUMBING and heating, special­ Poultry and Supplies 43 WANTED—3 or 4 funilshed rooms lb52 DODGE. 900 mUea. New tion Wagon—Radio, heater, Hy- DOORS OPENED, ke.va fltted, ton. JIANCHESTER— Three bedroom izing in repaiji. teraodellng. cop­ PICK. VOUR own strawberries. SEVERAL Good iisCd Erlgldalres. by young store executive and MESSAGE IN THE HERALD fcar guarantee. Two-lone gray dW,6iatlc driv^„...... copied, vacuum, cleanaca,.—irons, •YOUNG. Roasting, chickens, ready, Stx and seven -ft."'xtzes. Good house. New; water pipes', oil heat, Sroiir car Hi trSde. Balance thrte- per water- piping; new- cortslrue- 2.5c per quart. Michael Kurys. wife. No chlWreh; Excellent ref­ 1951 Mercury Sport Convertible- guni, etc\ repaired. Shears, for the oven. Also live weight. full cellar, garage. I^t 50 x 150. Weara, 8%. • Call 2-0980. tlon. Time payments arranged. Help Wanted— Male 16 No week-end orders taken after French Road, Bolton. working order. 356 takes them erence*. Phone Mr. Oddi, 2-4533. Radio, heater. Only 8.000 miles. Knlvea, mowa^a, ate put into con- Bldwtrc Johnson. Phone 6979 or Kemp'a.Inc.___ Full price 39,500. Exclurive with 6 p. m. Friday's. Arnold Nelson, Schwartz Real Estate, ManchM- : -^9:98 PE R ’ MtJNTtt wlH deliver -..Doz^.Mjto-Thla^Dhti ™ - dttlon- (or-eeBi4ng-iie«d»--BraitA- 5644. ------...... —- WANTSao-----."-Dlshwashar.- Apply - SGHO^ hSua. 32 CU. yard. Delivered In truck 'tufe, com ^ a U m "rainge's. ' g u needed by working couple with r''Kj.i»frnw»ui Moving!—^TrucWnx— DRILL p r e s s ' ‘ atrlngs, mutes, atands, - acces- heauiy and onjaymmt 1949 CHEVROLET convertible. LINOLEUM Remnants 56c square load lots. Screened sand and all ranges and naatars. Jones Furni­ aorics. Repairing. Certified *n- 11 years old daughter. Phone enSTOM Built colonial, large liv­ ib s i Dodge“'“c 6ronet; Diplomat— OPERATOR ture Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. ing roon, fireplace, cabinet kitch­ MW sccHoiis of Monehoster — Hm oiuwor is AD­ * gyromatlc transmission, fully Radio, heater. Excellent condi­ yard. Asphalt tUe, wall covering. Storage 26 sizes stone jlellvered. Order no,w. rtrtiction. Music for ail' occas- 6673, Done by reliable, well-trained Must have ability to Nussdorr Construction Co. Phone en. three bedrooms, two-car ga­ Thore’s nothing like good floors to add reulo {equipped. 12,666 miles. Fully tion throughout. See "Pete," MANCHESTER PACKAGE Dellv- FOR RENT—Beautiful set of aions. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut. VERTISE IN TNE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. s guaranteed. Clarke Motor Salea. Open eve­ men. All jobs guaranteed. Half set’ujj from jigs and fix­ 3408. 53S6. rage. Beautifully landecape'd. Ex­ value to your home or summer cottaga.. .to tty. Local light trucking and dishes, silverware, glasrea and cellent neighborhood, $16,800. nlnga. Linoleum Co., 56 iJottage street tures. Sharpen necessary WELL ^TABLISHED add to your enjoyment.. .to lighten housekeep­ Il51 Dodge 2-Door Wayfarer— Phone 2-4623, evenings 6166 or jpackage delivery. Refrigerators, BOLTON — Building stona and cooking equipment to serve 206 Call owner 3-1827. Tbo Horold goos into now homos and old homos in iRadlo and heater. 12,666 mllea 1947 CHEVROLET Aero Sedan. - 8169. washers and stove moving a tools. flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. people. Call 2-3798 after 5 p. m. Office and Store- ing. If yoiur floors are “beginning to go,’ aw t specialty. Phone 2-6752. Phone 2-0817. Stanley Patnode. Wlli also do cooking upon request! LOCAL BUSINESS FIRM PORTER STREET—6 room Cape Radio, heater. In excellent con­ MACHINIST Equipment 54 oH soetlMS of tho town, tho folks at homo rood The FOR MASS RESPONSE squeaky or worn, replace them with well-miDed, lf51 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan—Low dition. Beautiful two-tone blue. ANTIQUES Reflniahed Repairings Cod wltb garage. Three bed- AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co.. local LOAM FOR SALE. 310 per load KENMORE Deluxe washing ma­ WANTS A STORE seasoned flooring from Mc^nney*s. I mileage. Very clean car. A scarce model. Hurry! ' Douglas done on any furniture. TIemann, Experienced on all MUST BE Sold this week. Com- . roomr, tile bath, fireplace. Cabi­ Horold rogulorly, turn tho pogos eorofuily to find tho Motors, 333 Main street. 189 South Main street. Phone and long distance moving, pack­ types of production ma­ delivered Call 7195 between chine. Excellent condition. Rea­ net kitchen. Oil hot' water heat 1156 Studebaker H Ton Pickup— ing, crating and storage. Service sonable. Call 2-2511. plele re.staurant equipment. ON MAIN OR CENTER TO YOUR MESSAGE 5643. chines.- As^Hembly back­ and 5. Silver, dlahe*. silcer. meat grind­ Cuitom. built immediate occu­ JChoose fine oak for enduring beauty, or aeo- , JAs good as new. Low mileage. PRIVATE SALE—1951 all metal to all parts of the U. S. Call nows of tho community and worM, and for eoneiso, ground helpful. MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE. ONE OF A kind floor sample ap er, booths, stools, fans. Frjgi- STREETS pancy. Reasonably priced at nomical fir and yellow pine to harmonise ^ t K 1^49 Dodge 2-Dr. Wayfarer—Radio station wagon. One owner. Ai POWER BURNERS and Range 5187. Hartford 6-1423. 314,706 Good mortgage available. 32 down, 32 weekly. Buy the new pliancea $274.95 Ironrite Ironer daires. etc. The Tea Room, 883 honost odvortishig that toHs thorn whoro moMy eon pine panelinflT- Phone us tomorrow for u t i m {and heater. good aa new. Sacrifice due to 111 Burners expertly cleaned and Main street. Owner 2-2622. nesar-^Thone 2-2186. serviced. Let us aervlce and re­ Please Apply at the Worcester Power Mower. Fa­ for 3224.95; 3219.95 Florence elec­ MINIMUM OF'* and estimates. Save 10% on cash-and-carry ll4 8 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan—Per­ pair your washing machine or re­ Painting!— Paperfnir 21 Personnel Dept. mous Brlggs-StrattOn motor. tric range $179.95; $385 Coolera- BASTFIBLD Street (off Mather bo spont and sovod to host advantage. That's why Phone 4164. purchases. fe c t throughout. 19.50 CHEVROLET Deluxe club frigerator Metro Service. 3-6883. tor home freezer 3299.95; $159.95 Wanted— ^To Buy 58 12’ FRONT BY 40’ DEPTH street). Nearly nev/ brick Cape sedan. -.Radio,* heater. Signal ) FREE ESTIMATES. Fjctertor GRAY MANUFACTURING Thor wa.<'hihg machine 3134.95; . ______painting. Have It done now. STAMP COLLECTORS — Sup­ Cod. Immaculate condition. TWo ovory time you odvortiso in this paper 'YOU ARE l|48 Studebaker Champion—Fine lights, aeat covers. Real clean STONE /N D Brick mason, also COMPANY . 3259.95 Kelvinakor refrigerator WANTED—Used furniture. Liv­ .rooms practically completed on seondltlon. Phone 2-1383. plies, New Is.4ues, U. S„ General WILL SIGN LEASE t car. See "Pete" at Clarke Motors. cement work. Valentino Belluccl, 16 Arbor Street $219.95; 389.95 Lewyt vacuum ing room, bedroom, kitchen or second floor. Tile )iath, fireplace. 86 Birch street Tel. 2-1661. Open 'til 9 Wed., niurs., Fri MAKING NEWS. 3|48 Chevrolet Two Ton Chassis PAINTING and paperhanging. Campresa Stamps, 5 So. kfain cleaner 369.95. Watkins Bros. entire households. Let us make Oil heat .with baaelmard radia­ A GOOD Buy. 1951 Chevrolet Hartford, Conn. Inc., 935 Main street. you an offer. ' The, Woodshed. {and Cab—Extra clean truck. Stylcline deluxe. 5.066 miles. RUBBISH Removed, lawns mowed Interior, and exterior. Cabinet atreet. REPLY ’TO tion. Basement garage. A swell •Ready (or work. — _ . . building and building contract­ "A GOOD PLACE TO 1VORK” Phone 2-3154. buy. Will qualify for G. I. loan. Extras. Like new. Phone-2-6098. and odd jobs done. Also light ARISTO-BILT unpalnted' chesta USED WASHERS trucking. Call Johnny 2-3746. ing. Call CTlff, 2-4298., YOUNG Man over 18 with driver's , P, O. BOX 788 T. J.' Oockett, broker. Phone 1 ^ 8 Ford % Ton Panel—Wonder- and bookcases' completely set up Reconditioned and WANTED — Roll-'away bed office 5416, or residence 3751. tful condition. • . license for - part time In drug mattrea.*:. Strong enough I 1937 DODGE. Good working condi­ COMPLBTPE Repairs by Stuart R. ready to finish. The Woodshed, 11 Gukrunteed MANCHESTER Repairing ' store. Apply In person, 459 Hart­ adult Call 8140. ADAMS STREBTT—Duplex of six ------USE Dodge Custom 4-Dr. Sedans— tion. Reasonable. Call 2-3732. W olcott- on washing machines, ford road.. > MaUi street. $10 And Up i(two). Radio, heater. vacuum cleaners, motors, small and six. Good condiUoa. Priced, MATTRESS. Your old mattressea SELF SQUARING curUIn stretch ABC APPLIANCE CO. at $9,606 for quick sale. About ■ 1942 BUICK 4-door sedan special. appliances. Pick up and delivery. sterilized ajid rtmsde like new. WANTED—Part time man as gas er, 33.5Qi, 16 quart pressure cook­ WANTED—MachinLrt’s tool box 33,(>00 cash down. Good deal for lianriiTBtTr lEurnins l^rralii HERALD DISPLAY JUST EAST OF 1M6 Pontiac 2-Dr. Sedanete—Ra- Jirtt overhauled. Fully equipped. A-1 repair. Sales. 186 Main Call Jones Fifmlture and Floor statlqn attendant. Experience de­ 21 Maple St. Business Property Jdio and heater, New paint and ready to go. No er, 312.56; Lisk cannrr. $1.56 and tools. Please call 2-6994. two parties to Iniy together. T. Phone 8597. Covering. 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. sired but not necessary. Apply Phone 2-1575 For Sale 70 money down on this one. See Bob Bantly'a Servicenter, 333 Main jars, 3c each; Liak roaster, large J. Crockett, broker. Phone office BOLTON NOTCH BUDM 1 ^ 6 Dodge 4-Ur. Sedan. OOLDSPOT ■ Refrigerators repair­ MEMBER O F AUDIT BUREAU O F CIRCULATION ADVERTISING Oliver today. Center Motors, 461 LIGHT TRUCKING—Also rub­ atreet. jrise, 32. Toys and miscellaneous WANTED— WhMl chiifi in food FOR SALE or to rent, for busi­ 5416 or.,,residence 3751. ! Many, Many Others Main streat. bish removal. Phone 2-2591 or Coarses and Classes 27 'Items. Phone 2-1546. ed. One day service, one year condition. Phone 3405. ness purposes. House, six rooms PRESENT DAILY CIRCULATION 10.4B9 ROUTE 44-A 2-8553. guarantee. Acme Refrigeration with improremanta together with SEVflaJ ROOM House, in excel ' Sava At 1651 OLDSMOBILE super 88 two- LEARN Welding now! Big demand WANTED—Truck drivers. Apply SPECIAL— New. portable bath Service, Hartford 6-9997. frame buUding sultabl* for snian lent condition. Large loL Plenty door deluxe,' green’. This la a COMPLETE. Furnace repairing -In well paid defense industries. 249 Broad street. tub, plastic car cover, white cab- 'Rooms Without Board*" 59 factory or storage, (about 4,000 ' of shade - trees. Raaaonable for ‘ BARLOW MOTOR BALES local, one owner car. Only 11,000 service. Gas. oil or coal. Winter Spare time training In gas and . inet coal-woqd gaa range, three THREE-PIECE living room set, aq. f t ) Area zoned for industry. quick saile. Inquire 42 HoUlater I Wapping, Conn. miles and guaranteed 100%. See air conditioning ayatema in arc welding prepares you quickly. HUSKY, Young man for general burner Perfection otl stove.. All General Electric refrigerator. In Edward J. H oH, 1009 Main street street.' No dealers. Apan Until 9 P. M. and Sundaya this car today at Center Motor atalled and serviced:. T. P. Aitkin, Write Utilities Engineering In­ chop work, l^ g a Co., ISO Hart­ A il condition s i half price. Fhbnal quire 17 Carroll Road. Tel. 2 PLEASANT ROOM private Phone 5404 Sale#, 461 Main atreet. 6 MeOtbe street. Phdqe 6793. stitute, Box H, Herald. ford Road. F337. 1409. home. C all'6354.

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1952 t w e n t y -ETGHT ATcnce Daily Net Press Ron iManrIfpatpr lEw ttng H|pral& For tbe Week Haded - The Weather - ^ if June 14, 1953 ' Forecast of U. ft'W eather BttraaB ijocal Navy Ment pjMptice, fon mr Mr. M Joberl- ter C. AbWt of Charter Oaik, Wrinkle-Free tverciaze ^ 10,5% - Oleartng lenlghf. "Lew In upper About To wn Engaged street, la serving abbard the at­ Member of the Andlt 50a, F air and cooler Friday. ^ Thomaa Poole waa the boy Cover Wide Area tack cargo ship USS Antares In Persoual Shower winper of a Robertson Scholar- BenM at Obenlatlone Manchetter-^A City of VUk^e Charm Mra. Hi D. WUion of Phrker ahlp award made during grad­ the Atlantic Fleet. The Antarea who hy Mrs: Ruth Jobert, the fornicr uation—eKerclaee-—at -HoUiater- Manchester I currently la one of tbe-many-.MecchantLMar. men serving In the Atlantic, the rlne ships that were transferred for Northern Irdand, errived ««fe- Ruth Gibson, was honored with a Street .School yeaterday morn­ (ChMrifled AdverUsIng on Pago 18) ly end had kn enjoyable trip, ac- personal and linen shower last ing. The Herald erroneously Caribbean and In California, it to the Navy after World War II. VOL. LXXI, NO. 222 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1952 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE nVB CENTS * g -tfr-* «aw aipr»m received night at a party given by Miss published the name of 'Thomas waa learned-today. Fna. Andrew V. Rlker, III, son CBISKAY day by her daughter!. Mra. Barbara Jackie and Miss Georgia Woods as the wdnner. Lt. Ruasell P. Sweet, husband of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence Rlk­ ^ waa accompanied by Mtaa Dolan at the latter’s home. ,')5 of Mrs, Madeline B. Sweet of 39 er of 680 Spring street. Is serving i'lla Preacotl. B. N. Formerly of Deming street, with 23 young O’Leary drive la serving on the with Naval Attack Squadron 923, CaUfomia, Mlaa Preacott has a unit of the Air Force. Pacific Women present, for the most part wrapped them and later read staff of Commander Transport Di­ Fast Move made her home, with Mra. W ilaon rachoolmatcs of the bride at high vision 21, aboard the amphibious Fleet, stationed at the Naval Air for the paat alx months. i achool. them. force flagship USS Chilton, which SUtlon. Miramar, Calif.,' which Cost of Living ; The hoBtc39cs ijscd n::,.chipi^' Is taking an active part In the has recently completed training On G l Vote "Scheme of- pink -and -bjue;-filream- ■ .Navy's,, training ..exerolatM.. in . the execciaea .in ..rocket.AwJ,. ^ngunnery -Covehant-Oongregatlonal Church ' era in ' 'lhesc"”c'6ir)rs and ’ WPTTCllng" he— Women’s — AttxUlary of Caribbean •waters. - —,— - -practice - at- the -etr- station-In-El ^tnnehester— Memorial— Hi Centro,- CaHfc —-Ooodwtn Park. Hartford. A bu.a 'The buffet table waa alao dccoral- win hat's two more work meetings “a jg prl^ t* ••»!* « will leave froiw^ eo With flBwera and catuUealiT th e before -t he. ae.s.son- eleses on J u ly- -AblO- the church at 1 p. m. The chil­ ■anie colora. 1, namely Monday, June 23, and dren are requested to report at One of the amu.semnni fcat\ires . "e 30. It h hoped mem­ W'gshington, June 19—(IP) the church; cars that call for them wa.s the recording of the com- bers will reserve these dates as It Washington, June 19—(A>)—The government’s latest, cost- —President Truman prodded on Sunday morning will not be mpnta and exclamations over the will he nece:'aary to fold a large AMERITEX CLOKAY of-liVing barometer moved up today under pressure of rising Congress today with a state­ availiabTe. ^ gifts by MTS. ■ Jobert "as she^tnr- number of aurgical -dresslnga. —- food'arid teiit costs to within a tiny fraction of the record ment th a t “clcise to a mitlibri high reached last January. The living-cost index, measuring members of our armed serv­ A group of member! of Zion prlcea of food, clothing, shelter andW ices” may be unable to vole Church Ladiea Aid Society left a host of other things climbed dur- this year unless special yeaterday for Lutherland, Pqcono !ng the month ending May 15 two. Plnaa, Pa., to attend the conven­ 7 9 c r-l tenths of one per cent to iS9, per Milk Dealers Hit legislation is passed before Steel Union tion of the Lutheran Women’s cent of (he 1935-39 average. That Congress adjourns. States 15^ Mlaalonary League, la 4.1 per cent over the mark of Price Hike Plan The President wrote Vice Presi­ 18 months ago when price and ■ dent Barkley and H°uae Speaker A daughter was born June 15 at wage controls .took affect. The | Rayburn urging that Osngreaa Feels Pinch Tax Cut Is tha Hartford Hospital to Mr. and Nancy Kennedy peak figure last January was 189.1. j Hartford, Jnne IS— (IPi —In "give early and favorable atten­ jlra. Edmund Co* of 11 Nye A million and a quarter rail-1 an unprecedented move calling tion’’ to Soldier vote leglqlaUon atraet. Mr. and Mra. John Helm Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy workers will get an autoniatic for immediate action, the milk now pending In both Houses. In Finances of Woodland terrace, Columbia, of 256 Middle turnpike e a s t. an­ two-cent hourly wags boost *s ,a. drsdera of the state today de­ Oltes Message Impossible had Sisson the same day. nounce' the engagement o f, their , result of the latest increase In manded that milk ndminlstm- He.referred to bills introduced daughter. Nancy, to Louis Pllver, 1 living costa. |Thelr, work contract tor p, 0._ Hammerberg revoke by Sen. Green (D., RIl and Rep. Pitt.sburgh, June 19—:^ I WHsliiiiBtfln.-June 10—lk.d?M;- J-iAea».:WeM-4a-4toe,-irtth-.*ja4aaaee, L —faeajdenLJE^utnatt 8aiA.to> Berry of Crfvenlry. died at Ml. Miss Kennedy graduated with each iJiMe' monThic...... ' ' ' ■"! ' quart July 1.” he 'aeht'fo'Caplfb) Hill 'March ‘28 ^ (lay ' tliat Corigfciis 'cariT till Sinai Hospital yeaterday after a honor from Manchester High I Another 100,000 wage earners Hammerberg’a order issued asking steps be taken to facilitate beginning to show aigns of fi­ dhe administration what to do long lllnwi School this year. Mr. Pllver | In textiles, aircraft and oil refln- June S affects only the farmer’s voting by service personnel and nancial hardship as the 18- about invoking ’ the Tflft- graduated from Manchester High pvMeiit price of 14' cents a certsdn federal emptoyea serving " liig Ihduatries also' 'get at least dai^-old "yaikouf bites ever Hai’tley Law . but use o f T -JI Ttony C B righfa Legion Orchea- In 1950 and now has - a position | a o>ie*?4oO’?°?t., _ _ _ . quart for Class 1 milk which la overseas. 'Truman - said that a deeper into the national de­ tra wfll'i^otfiae.._J the...... danjflng music With the Aelns Life Tnimranre; Leading the overfall llvVng-cbat uaid ' for fluid " cohSiime'r' sluay"" by the'f American Political is under conBideration'in-tiie this Friday and Saturday wt con- Company. No date ha* been set rise was a boost of four tenths of poaea. But dealers wUl pass It fense program. .steel strike and has bflcn Science association pointed out . Walter-Jtlla. ppeaident of .a ,bigi. "vantiom of the state AL 40 Md 8 for the wedding. ------i “ OneJk!!*' eerit in ■ rent acros* -th r on to rorisumera' briHgtug the the' ■ obstaclea to ' abldlcr"’ voting fight Alfirik, ------and Ita women’s auxiliary, the 8 country. The price of food at the. steelworkers’ local at Jones• and' |f45« fl7J3 price-of tarolly . grade milk to presented by many state laws. Laughlin Steel ’ COrp., in P itts­ among other things, that the strike and 40, In New Britain. 3103 grocery store moved up three U cents. The Green bill has been re­ Manchester Association for the SimplUity Frim4f4 burgh, says several requeats for Truman told hla news conference, help of Retarded Children will i tenths of one per cent' Strong language la used In ported out by the Senate Commit­ la creating a aerioua situation, Gan. . Memorial Lodge 38. Knlghta of . But the price of clothing, of fuel financial asaistanca hnv« bean re­ meet Thursday- at 8 p. m. In the the State Milk PesUera as­ tee on rulea and adminlatraUon, ceived from steelworkers' families. Eisenhower still la hla friend and Pythias, win hold lU Slat anniver­ CovenAnt-Congregatlpnal ’ Church, Beautiful crisp wrinkle resi.vlflnt, preshrunk, soil re.sialant and electricltv and of house fur- Truman noted, ■’ __ ~ .*'v sociation petition signed hy The powerful union doea not pro­ neither a Democratic nor a Repubr sary crtebratloH" a t 8 o’clock to­ on Spruce street. Dr. Frank H. || fabrica that Will wash so easily with hai-dly any Ironing. All the —^ iiishlngs an dropped fractionally. John R. Thlm, attorney, He quotM Secretary of Defense llcan President, can roduce taxaa 15 night at the Lithuanian Hall on vide strike benefits. However,tfiost Horton, pediatrician, will be guest, newest colors. . Effective July I daring that the Increase "win Lovett as saying th at efforts Lovett of ita locals are reported in healthy per can t Ctolway Mriwt- Invitations have apeakar. AU InUreited persona . The two-cent wage boost for not tend to efre.rtuate the la making, to encourage states to The w.hola linpUCatlon of the been aent to Unne Lodge of Man­ financial condition and ready to are cordially Invited. the nation's railroad workers goes policy’’ of the milk marketing improve their laws met with the aid any hardship cases. President’s remarks about the chester, Damon Lodge of Rock- 1 into effect July 1,. The same rail- obatacle that a majority of the steel strike and Taft-Hartley law vlUe and Oliver Woodhouae Lodge act which was designed to In addition to the 650,000 strik­ Manchester Assembly, No. 15, i I s2.98 workera three months ago loat a BtahUlse the market. ing iteelworkera, more than 100,- was that he llkea the law no batter In Colcheeter. All members are cent-an-hoiir when the Bureau of (Oaatlnued on Page Four) than he ever did and would be re­ to attend.will Order of Rainbow fof .Girls, wilt | Ooo In allied induatriea have "been have a rehearsal Saturday after- ; Labor StatUtica cost-of-llving In- laid off as a direct result Of the luctant to use it in the ateel caae.. "t*.' served. _ ■ ' . noon a t 3 o’-clock in the -Maaonlc. . ■ choo.se a ..swimsuit that Summer Handbags . dex-drqpped. between- January and strike.. Aloit - of the- JOOJIOO—are ..... Under Conolderatleii ---- : - .TentplB.^ ra'eparai^-fpr J --February. : Sfa^ -.^.ill,. 1951, the emptayed .bj^ «Urapd%-= la it hla own :6iiliiUm th a t b»M II ~~ makes y-oir -look -your -best- raitworkrt-s -have • neSUrtUiat^ S' day’s aeaalon of the auction mar­ tloh of cBhiHaateai~T»b™*y'^ve- ’f Top Handle Stylea in Straw.s—AVhite Plaslic-'-^imiflati^ minis, bur the TriroUng Wirtkint or aHdviia use thO’ lKw ITdOn 111 thh' nihg. total cogt-of-llvlng wage booit of alto being felt In other fields. ateel strike T 'that, 'IkiimM aard,;,'. ket on Chartey Oak street ... feel your best. Discover Bamboo or Beadette.' Colors: White, Beige, Multi. 13 cents an hour. , One of the hardest hit secUona amounted to 13,332.64. "I^tre la under conaideratlpn. it here in our wide array Actually, BL8 puts out two In­ is Alabama where mo’re than 35,- Was he waiting for the House to ' were a total of 423 crates, each dexes, one called the new se'*les 000 ateelworkrrs and coal apd iron containing 24 quarts, sold at a act today? (The Senate already de.signod and priced to fig­ and one the old aeries. The new On Germ Warfare Lie miners now are Idle; The steel­ hpa approved a request, which nqw high of »10, a low of $4 and an ilflaS «n4 series la the government’s official workers union -Bays there are average of 17.88, The mart la In la up to the House for action, that tii,a i#» ure up to your own and your Each —Plus Tax. meaauring stick but moat labor "hardly any" hardship c the President bring into play th« session Sunday through Friday In 2 . 4 8 contracts which Include, coat-of- •I budget’.s requirement.s! Washington, June 19—(JP)—Sen. Wiley (R., Wis.) said to­ among atrtkera. llersld Ph'olns. T-H law and Ita provlatonS for an the afternoon, starting at 3 IncMt «r itii llylng clauses are tied to the old Production Cut 80-day Injunction to halt .....the n’clock. day the United States should dare Russia to accept an impar- Mate and national ...... C H A k K W H IT E ...... aeries. • Mullins Manufacturing Co. at eleeltpaa doe' aoon, Manchester strike). Notneceaaarlly, theitrea------Complete Line o f ____ liaLinyfiatigstiop -oL&tmmunM-jretDLJwarfare charges by a -Warren, OMo;-sald It-will -put pro* -tdent-jaldr—tf a ' -been--tmder"con*-...... Manchester Grange will hold Hs (Contlnnec on Pngn Two) IWaMdrita' tQmed eat en maaae'^or committee of "outstanding leaders of Asia.' In a speech ductlon of mortar and artlllary last night's voter-making session alderAon right along. meeting this evening In Orange V Genuine prepared for Senate delivery, Wiley ------Would he (tave to use T-H after Hall. Manchester Juvenile Grange sheila on a three-day a week basis at the to n s clerk's office. Stand­ Summer Jewelry . Save $7,00 to $8.00 a pair! declared this country must seize at Its Liberty plant In Warren and ing on the steps of the Municipal the Hnuae acts? No,' Ckingrua members will be guests and re- the offensive against, "the mon- can'Utell us what to do, although wlva prises for their handicraft a division of ita plant 3 at Salem. Building In a line f-a t overflowed 14f in R ed P lo t . atroua lie that. we have been uaing Sweden Gears — Ford Motor--Ob, -la starting a If It paasea laws and he .appiovas- work. Gantner and Jantzen Our Third Shipment! tram tha pterklr ottfetr about 7188 Seed Pearls or White Porcelain In Necklaces, Earrings germ w arfare In Korea." four-day week for most of Its are seme of the- 891'who were them ha intanda to carry them out ''Poison does not cure Itaelf," Tha son born June 12 In 8t. Tight Defei^c;; manufacturing operations and as- made vnters. At the rlMit, Miss \i Would Raise Toxca' .SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF .— ToL^Seize ROK he-, asserted, "The venom , of _uie .Kmbly planta.thla jwaak. The iaulu. DMNWy-Beattea reyeters Mra. . . .On tax cuta. Truman . amid ha . John’s Hospital, Santa Monica, BATHING SUITS Communist snake must be com­ Bald It will close each Fri- Calif., to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Lydia Murphy of T) - Lllar street. .isn’t cunning for oOlca so bq^cao „ Special - For batted . by the more powerful facts. He-aald-taxes.. actuitly Brteeh." Jri, "Of Paciric Paltsadea, 2 $|.00 in Secret serum etf truth."-*...... J9o- yjugr. iraa. the. eruah n t people has been named Andrew Inland. “ Playiex Superfoam "Gnly"’'Foril'i“ '' Ylncbhi-'jif^ tvannrig fe be made roterii, that "Oujtht t8i» fsQwd rather than cut, " Plus Tax. W JIey_rAnJt Jji g Jtepubljcan planta. Its steri mills an _tlmGallOllC- MMIGG- Hfi. Breach was the former Mara member of..the Senate Foieign re­ Stockhorm, Sweden, ,June l8f!- •Wboft daughter--olM r..and Mrs- ^--Puaan, Koreal Jun^ 1 9 — operations not requiring ..steel.will WAG AXitAdAd one . ' ThT Republic o f TSdrea Ibclay «e- lations -cnrmmtttBe; -said -ttre -In* -T faaftlohally"' hculVar BwV- trem aln up«n tomorrow: Vice Prei-; 'B8T' ladip-' raj|lBtaimJ''idpV^ a ■ WKiS, aWtog' wtta tan.: Dwight D.' Leland t. Wood of Bobert road. vcstigatlon committee should be Hia paternal grandparenta are cretly placed 14 men on trial on den, irate over the shooting down . FI- ^larder said cutting the record for a three-hour session. Elsenhower, la a leading contender P I L t O W S “ a charge of conspiring with Reds named by three Asiatic states­ . o j. work week will postpone a layoff The Republican party Increased for tha Repubilcan presidential Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Brtech. men "of the caliber of Prim Minis­ of a Swedish plane by Soviet Jet l p-ord's 100,000 production work- -•r-.,-of Bloomfield HIUs,--Mlch...... to .overthrow-the .TTnited Nrtlons- Ita strength by a two-tq-one mar­ sponsored government. ter Tfehru "6f India and' pre.siacnt - ftgtiters,- - beefed up -her' alfeadyt ers,------■------"" gin over the Democrats. (CeniKned esi Fagd Two) mmaMANCHtfin Csubmarine The top contenders for the GOP possibility the trial would be (Continued on Page Two) The company Is the Rotary OPPORTUNITY tion after the incident and was due Harder here today despite a flash presidential nomination were on White and pink zlppered, sanforized 'covers. Now for the opened to any but 12 foreign ob­ here by air from Rome today. record today to cut. taxes tf elsct- Tntly Washable ! first time. Irregulars of King Size. servers Invited by the Korean gov­ (Continued on Page Four) fire which sent two persons to a ed._ The Democratic front-runner, Neutral Over Oentury New London hospital. ernment. _. But political obseri-ers exprees-' however, said isolattonlani. would • -siibT^- Maj. Gen. Won Yong DuK. m y - Piiiay to Risk The fire occurred last night aa dominate their party If either jteU ■ tlal ' taw • commandant, said :‘Na- ed.,„dpn.W. .th a t., Ufideti’a.. retu.ra; -a-trlal ni'-testing-crew-was-^tlng totae^Mte'House. turally. In this type of trial. It Is would result In a.ny change In | the flnlshing touches on the prep­ Taxes were a topic In talks yes­ Impossible for us to promise at Rute Ilf BicTto Sweden’s long-held policy of B u lletins arations for the submarine’s flraE terday by Ohio Ben, Robert Taft ------A - Wonderful Value! —thlii' 'tim e th e -releaae -of-dally-or ."fceedom-from-skUtanoea.-’.t-Sba h a s ' trlar’runs in'the'Thames-rlyrr -bc-v Slid <3«K X>l»li;hf Eta«nbawer, rt»9“- even regular pfe*s HOtle«siior. pub­ been- -a aSHtroI 4n European w ars - from thp'AP Wires fore being' lUfned'oVer to "th'e Navyr riirig hhe-iviird.'at TWa- TacaifiBr'Rb»- lic statements." Ban for more than 100 years. Still In critical condition at the publican favor. sleeveless REG. $1.19 YD. WHITE EVERGLAZE FINISH He said- the trial was closed -be- The Swedes previously turned Lawrence and Memorial Aaaoclat- They, in turn, 4wtrt a topic te-an Paris, June 19—IIP)—The French down membere-hip In the Atlantic W(X>L THIEVES TRIED ed Hospitals at New London was Quadruplets Delivered address by Sen. Estea Kefauver (Conttnued on Pago Two) cabinet today authorized Premier p a c t Hartford, June 19—(flV- Two Peter. :Arn»cnla of New London, of Tennessee, who haa more dele­ Antoine Pinay to stake the life of Sweden flatly rejected last night men involved In a rompUcated who was operating* tbe controls gate votes lined up than any of sportster his goveaiment on a government a Ruaatan protest that the ill-fat­ achime through whlrh wool was when the flash Are occurred. It hla rivals going Into the Oemp- PROPORTIONED NYLONS Novelty Birdseye Pique bill to outlaw price fixing by man­ ed Ckitallna flying boat, blasted ■tolen from A e BIgelow-San- waa accompanied by a b’rief elec­ To Bay State Mother oratlo presidential - nominating ufacturers. Debate on the bill from the air Monday over the ford Company, carpel nWDU- trical explosion. A hoapital spokes­ convention. opens In the National Assembly Baltic Sea with seven men aboard, facturera, at Thompaonville, man said Armenia had third de­ Budget Balaaolng in this season’s News Tidbits bad flown over Soviet territory Weymouth, Mass., June 19—(/P)—Mrs. Marion L. Manning, in IN 3 PATTERNS tomorrow. were sentenced today In super­ gree burns of the body, head and In- Denver, Elaenhower told Ore­ T;I!MHI0N BAROMITIB^COKW’, Culled from AP Wires Pinay haa asked for the law to and started the shooting. , ior court to one year In jail, hand. . . 27-year-old auburn-haired wife, today was -the proud mother gon's GOP convention delegates ~-arrJC»f T --.-.— .•v»sric»»a>'ataae.i do -away—with.-miaimum - price . Tha ..!Swedea jure pnlikely.. to auapeaded -and two years-pniba>' ' ■' AlTO ' lnMTltalt*ed‘‘1nit -hi ''" l«B» of-’hBalthy" qrodniplfltF. The -^a*dTaplflt*2:^thP#e" to y * ktHT- He-wouM—balance—the== . checkerboard regulations set by manufacturers acquiesce quietly in anv Russfah' tlon. They were Damien Bour­ budget If he w ereTreat^tT WonHfrffloU tfaa-ocquoinlonca of. .”i. attempt to dominate tha Baltic. serious condition waa Frank M. | a yjri—were l>orn at Soilth_Shore .HoapitaL.last night and" groups of manufacturera; que,' 55. who pleaded^gunty__ Id Cos.e'riphq, oCYXereU^^ Ura.,JiCaanlDg,..alccady. .th a .motheC;s.;=:c ih'aie TinsTshaar 'ohdtlaor-NoMand - periment Stktlon announceif irtTvar Such” lnrhTllYUhl pficcs, *Tie was de- They-have-protested-more than-a laroehy, arid'TIb'iial'd 'iSenbif,"'4i), representative of tlie WeVtlrignouse arc airtnlUtartty strbng'w Rusata plaid dozen times since 1950 against of three other Youngsters. tax j-edtmUoA.^ M fi^ e .. "stocWfl8^Ar*,Vo»«n'qrdant.fon;f;i^ -■«f-new peat so-.-faaMdioua: th8t-.it x^Jaied. are ,an,aoBlvtaE‘ 'Electric (Jorporatlon,aub-emi- Uvea only In beat turtata*^ ■* »>Tf •iq' "a '.Id. . m inltat . IllBatlon.' BirtflKa'*' 'sErtaCrfcify ' ‘'fij stolen gooda Beth are fissn hfi WB* He ertlm ated .thia -Wo(fld , woDlinitbliiocl -ujj for-.'h* her territorial waters out 12 nines tractor in the construction ■ of tha.la^. ff^g8 ^. -m; tesj.t. Iaocond,-.; Rtgrid trJoyiQuS take «x>u‘t iwb"'yeara; and aftet - : d lz -oourae .greens or.boatling- grot" - • ; lowering prices throughout' ThonmaonvUle. . _____ ahlp. ■ - 1..^. - ,n.„ - _ " uRBcgniflm ------Beautiful -wspVea lirmll -wdrlte with-Hverglaze -finish wlilcK' 'F'ran'ce: ^ W at TvSna co**ra '•fiReady ekrtidt' - -»yf|VMf7and tfpnK,7rt>:'4iaai^'. 'For'dreaaea. Mouses; skirts, auiU, ; Yu^lartjUa o^ AJao burned as they.helped strip and the third, and fourth.-ntao f light Jacketi"‘ahl:t!tS!S,''«artSIrit,’'atape*; bedspread*.'’ bufi>&>g'..oIot&iag from. -A m an la. -boyn-JKOEe, bqnv XaO, in a Waabington speedft P « I N T hoaUle^ Cx ^ntorm : nelgh’fior'; ‘Bm-: tfie}f’ fiHa'' rt“tih^daflbIe't6 18w* Rridigepert, June 19—(a v — wgr* Varies M. Newell of New prices to' consumer while Iron­ F Treasury Balance said that If'he becomesBejldent All FIRST QUALITY NoMend'i garia, following recall of all but Fred Owens, 82, of Bridgeport, London, superintendent of tjie trial The babies', all placed in in -' A f ' one member of Yugoslav Embassy clad minimum prlcea can be set by was stabbed to death In hla cubators, were reported to weigh ' ■4»8' ” U a XsnX flO he will seek "a atralgir 15 per 'Washington, June 19—(fl'l—The crew, crew member W arren GlI- cent cut In taxes” and a 25-biUlqn ' V>Ul” ‘ ,.. ot Important Sovingj. staff In Sofia. manufacturers. Backers of the apartment about It a. m. today lard of Danielson, and Gustave V. between 2 and 3 j^unda each and General Council of Congrega­ bill expect heavy opposition in the position of the Treasury June 17. In an argument ovqr-a Woman to measure about a foot long. Sev­ dollar slash In federal spending-^ rr»«i rtie itriefl-been Het ee Net budget receipt', $989,494,- Johnson of New London, a govern­ Rome. June 19—UP)—A wan and from 85 to flO bUlions—within two 2 9 8 Unexcelled tor fit...thonks to the _ tional cairiatlan churches selecU assembly debate, where many and hla alleged assailant was ment supervisor. They were re­ eral. hours after the last birth, the lifiy ta^ tleeve» fe iHe 20 Colors depuUek come from districts 522.56; budget expenditures. $359.- weary Ingrid Bergman thed tears years. fa m o u s 5®Proportlon#d lag Types. tas h Useta fesis Chicago layman. Dr. Robert <3aah- arrested at home a short' time leased after treatment for burns. hospital physicians reported their of joy today aa she got her first ietf ^ety iM^eled m Hie theer man, aa moderator and clears way heavily Influenced by Industrial 593,958.83; cash balance, $4,662,- later. Polt(e are holding Inw- condition as "fair." good look at her day-OId twin (Continued On Page Four) ! nryee . •. HiU it lie dreit better c o m e EARIYI for action on proposed merger of leaders. 277.297.17. renre Smith. 34, a . chef, for (Continued on Page Ten). Normal Delivery A Rial Oil Bast WaH Congregational with Exangellcal questioning. ~ - daughters. ------?"v>— — r eleti0fied le leefce Hie leetl ZS” Sanforized All four deliveries were de­ Isabel; seven pounds three •I Hie MM»Merl Tlie HeHerlef Ch 6 o SE THE STYLES AND PRICES YOU PREFER: and Reformed Church . . . Wil­ liam N. Elrlckaon, Chicago' GOP ASKS 51URDER CHARGE scribed as normal by Dr. Robert ounces, ahd her younger slater by ffljRt That Ctven Most eecUiMs Hie hi^iee releeted New London, June 19—Uft— P. Ryan, about 56, who delivered half on hour—eight-pound, five- Truman Forecast leader, and -two aidei are ac­ The Weaker Sex, They Say; Presidient Defeated the babies with the assistance of _fe left fwHeeiia iK# HMleu quitted o( charges of conspiring to State’.aL Attorney Robert P. An­ ounce Ingrid, Jr.--dosed In fitful; Regularly $1.35 1 derson today asked a grand Jury Dr. Edward J. Howley. unav/areness of their International i Wrong on Deficit Smhets ¥nth ^ Coat ^ n l ejiclvtive with "THRIFTY THIRTY” Fine Quality Broadcloth defraud Cook Oaunty of $82,000 in On Reorganization Dr. Ryan said that Mrs. Man­ DEMI-TASSI — wiH W yMir NOW payroll fraud. to return second degree murder publicity.. - I This woBder-wotking new wall paint NYLONS. 30-denier, Never Undervalue Power Indirtmrnts agatnat a Ledyard ning was doing well and will be 'f«verile« ceie# «erd«e Hvb Millionaire La Vere Redfleld allowed to ait up today If she feels Sharing hit wife’s- Joy after a I ■ Washington, June 19—UPy—^The cow s almost any lurfacc thoroughly Ship'n Shorty 43-Rauge, Full- fails to show up aa scheduled star mother and her daughter. The Washington. June 19— (85 — night-long vigil at her bedside in neeHnf er Ute^plef fee strong enough. government's going to wind up its and nnifonnly With ooe coat. It washes Fashioned. $ 1 . 1 7 prosecution witness as first of accused are Mrs. Edna Gerow, Three of President Truman’s gov­ the flower-packed hospital room gordee Qreeetl And It wetHet. eight persons go on trial in Neva­ Of Woman Dusting House 17. and Mrs. 5Iartha A. Lewis, M.rs. Manning had been waiting year two or three million dollare arithout Mrtaiuiigi-Wallhidc it avail- ernment reorganization plans are for the births at the hospital for waa Roberto Rofaellini, for whose better off than it expected. But It lee. U'A le 14V^. Types 1, 2, 3 3 pn. $3.45 5 9 c y«t- da in connection with glJlOO.OOO 37. w ho. are charged W'lth the dead In the w.ake of a Senate vote lobe the blonde Swedish fllih star this in a wide variety of colors. Checkerboard plaid in a'blaze of color, a fanfare of burglary of his Reno mansion last fatal ax beating of Herbert nearly four weeks. She entered the ■till will be deep in the red. Lew is, 37, on June 7. Lewis was keeping congressional control hoapital on May 24 for a virus In­ abandoned her husband and a Hol­ Government experta, * speaking The Ideal fabric for dreasra. skirts, blouses, etr., for both chil­ F e b ru a r y ...... Charles Brown of Morgantown, W. Va., June 19 * with brooms and dust pons. over 21,582 federal Jobu. lywood career ' KMI.GIOSS - AirtlwnHc asUOM fashion. Breeze-bared and sleeveless. , . perfect mate for Regularly $1.65 1 Waterbury la bound over to Supe­ —(/h—Tbe ladles of Granville, flicked at It with feather, dust­ the husband of Mrs. Lewla and fection. But she remained there, privately, eald todiay the deflclt-r- Wmnm,hufc lesteraMen _ dren’s and women’s wear. Unusual cblora as well as the itaple With many who normally sup­ taking the advice of her husband, Two Weeks Overdue the amount by which the govern­ "your skirts ’n’ slacks. Out and out flattery from convertible SHEER NYLONS, 30-denier, 51- NOW pastels. rior Court in $2,500 bonds on W. Va., (population 1,0(XI) de­ ers and sucked It up with va­ stepfather of Mrs. Gerow. •alert Ihot five ■ sah. awl- CIE B ' ' cided OB a summer bouse clean­ cuum cleanera—day In and day port administration policies buck­ John, a 35-year-oId bus line oper­ Tli'e twins, two weeks overdue, ment overspends ita income—ta eharge of attempted anon. ing the President, the Senate yes­ —tMrdMaa. slO .9 8 - johnny collar to smart placket front. Ever lovely, gauge and 15-denier, .51 gauge. Max Conrad, flying father of 10, ing spree yeaterday—and aa a out, thev said. MARINE VICTORY ator. who explained he did not were born last night at the fash­ likely to be less-than 814 billion Well, they Anally got Ured of Washington, June J8—IS>—A terday defeated In one-twb-three want to risk a premature arrival ionable Salvatore Mundi Hospital. when the fiscal year ends June 3d, ' FKEE—"rmmt tLight uM ever washable combed gingham. Real pearl Types 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 $ . ' W« rcdiMBi Fum«N Parking Lof coupoBS on emy lands hla tiny Piper cub in western r e ^ t : 1 37 Norway to begin second good will (1) A Mg coal cleaning plant compromise MU giving the Bla- order his proposals to eliminate without medical attention. The 35-year-old mother waa re­ It cfUld be as low as S l-jS bUIion. M * r Djnmmiti” haeMe* purehoM of $1.00 and mom. Prtsnnt fhtm at «• Senate confirmation of city post­ "What would I do If they came - President Truman, in hla bud^ Hale’s Cotton Shop buttons, too. Sizes 30 to 38. Service Rayons flight In Europe ... Italian Senate and two 'good-size coal mines About 40'of them marched rine Corps a stronger voice In ported doing well. ' 3 pn. $4.05 1 Groan Stomp Countor. nnanlmously rejects resignation of were forced to close. down to the Christopher Oal military policy was paosed today masters, U. S. marshals and cus­ earlier while she was at home,” Dr. Pier Luigi Ouldotti, who et message last January, figurafl toms collectors. he said. ' * the government -would go In tha Second Floor its president, Enrico de Nicola. (2) About 708 men l.w ere Clompany’s clesmlng plant yes­ by the House and sent ta the aasiated Ih the birth, said the film 1. - • Bobby Brown, 20-year-oId Junior thrown out of work. terday and set- up picket Unea Senate. House passage was by The program would have gone Manning waa not at .the hospital star "cried when she saw her hole by $8,200,OQO.OOO. * - ; aS.-ff Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales THE MORE YOU BUY. THE MORE YOU SAVE! when the first birth occurred. He The FTesident eatimiUed toUa F. T. BUSH Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales from Charlotte, Mich., Is elected (S) Mayor^ Clinton Calrney MEN OR MICE? unanimous voice vote Into effect automatically Friday' babies and waa happy because captain of 1953 Yale baseball team had to call a special meeting in The men came to work, eyed midnight If neither the House nor bad left word with the hospital of- they were perfect babies and Just spending would Jump 5^ per cefft ...... New Hampshire’s first oom- town hall to cairn the ladles the determined ladles with em- PORK PRICE BOOST the Senate had acted. It called for flciala that he" would remain at what her husband wanted.’' The above last year due to a bugs munity taleviskMi system begfha down and persuade them to per- ., barraasment, then meekly ra- W ashington. June 19 — l/PI — filling the Jobs by department home awaiting a phone call. doctor said she was aerene and panalon In rearming the U. 8. and HDWR. CO. operation June 25 with unveiling mit—I* the»!.- MggestI.,----- . iadustry ^ la T this lunuji home. With the big coal Higher prices and smaller aup- heads through Civil Service proce Reporters and photographer# showed no fear during the tense friendly foreign countries. But UM T «H :^A W ea | Th, JS jaU «eo of antenna inatallation that wiU area to. go back Into operation. cleaning plant and tipple closed- pliea of pork for nqxt fall and dure. gathered in the hospital lobby period before the birtha. military expansion hasn’t takaa 7N Main St. Maochesiter tKc JW H ALC CO. permit Laconia. refldenU to re- It was dost from the ooal the company had no alternative winter were Indicated today ta Opponente argued that the three from early in the day when woi4. Measengera delivered eongratu- place on that aeale. - •M ANpiinvi Co n n *: eatva TV from central- oomtnunity plant that made the ladiea So aa Agrteultara department re­ atitepna ongiy. They scooped It np (Conttanad on Fags Ihraa) port. (Ooutinued on Pag* Ifcrae) (Oeutliraad ,oa Page Foar) (Coatianed ou Page Xaa) ' (Oasttaued aa Pagia T m )' -sP ■f . 1' \ -/-iiiys