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Pottertoti's Amesite JENNY '- 7 - 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, Auxiliary firemen of the MFD and SMFD last night conducted an emergency water line test st Ihe AU DAY TODAY to furnlah a salad or casierole dish HALE'S Washington, June 18— </P)— A hot Senate fight was cx- for the potluck. The committee, of North End The units laid about 1,400 feet of slumlnum Irrigation pipe from Union Pond to Depot which Mrs. Harris is chairman. In­ Souart 'i> 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.
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