) MONDAY, MAT I, IfBO Avarace Daily Nat Preaa Ron Tha Waathar Ettrofaig Ij^raUi Far tha Month eC AptO, 1U6 Pataaaal at P. ■. Weethw f see Seaay aad wanaer with geaOo The meeting of the Woman’a Fra* movlss will be shown at ths drivers made their own sr- The Stanley Group of the South rsngements. No arrests were made. Methodlet church will meet Society of the North Methodist the> Andarsoo-Shca Pont 2046 V.F. BY POPULAR DEMAND 9,891 wlada this afteraoea; fair aad ast church scheduled for Wednesday W.^Thursday evsning at sight Two Arrested Esuly Sunday morning at 13:30, Al&mt Town promptly at T:45 tomorrow e i ^ M enber o f tha Aedit aa east tealgM t Wedasaday 'la- afternoon has been postponed to o'clock. Ths public Is Invited to a car driven by Rosalind A. Ro­ niaa. SlocUon o f ofNcera wlU bo MaHou>*» Firgt Bnrcaa nt ClKnIatleas Membera of the croup m y (Thursday afternoon at two attend. berto of East Hartford atnick a t ' ^udn** MOUMT’a CM» wffl After Mishaps John MIsaka, of 166 Adama atreet ManehB$ter-~~A City of ViUago Charm ■Mtt WadnMdajr rraninc at algbt brbw a gueat to hear the epeaker, o'clock. The accident occurred on North o’t M i at tlM home o f M n . M aiy Mlm Ann Maaon, atyllat from A rehearsal for the Merry Mln- Saae-Allen. The hoateaaea will be Main atreet. According to reports, Dwyer, S3 North Elm etreet The Married Couples club of ■trel will be held this evening at Four Accidents Over the Roberto car pulled sharply to F u r n i t u r e S m £ (CtaaaiBed Adveftlalag aa Fags 1$) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY. MAY 9, 1950 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR C'KNTS Mra. Adrian St. Pierre. Mra. Alex 7:30 at the Second Congregational VOL. LXIX, NO. 186 the South Methodist church will the right when an approaching car McBride. Mra. Allen Cox and Mra. church, and another full rehearsal WILL CONTINUE UNTIL H m Xiucy Spencer Group of the hold, its annual meeting with elec­ Week-End;' No Serious swung wide to avoid hitting Mia- Donald Culver. again on Thursday evening at the Seconfl Oongfentional church will tion of officers Thursday evening. aka. Seeing the other cars lights Deesert will be served In the social aame hour at the church. 1710 show Injuries Result apparently blinded Miss Roterto SATURDAY, MAY 13fh meet WedBeadajr afternoon at 1:30 will be presented by the Merry- When a Qty Burns at the church. A daughter, Svutanne Irwin, waa hall o f the church at eight o’clock. for a moment, and she pulled born on May 8 to Mr. and Mra, Rev. Fred R, Edgar will be the Weds, FMday evening May 19, In Four accidents here over the sharply when she saw Mlzaka the Whiton Memorial hall on B U Y N O W ! SAVE! Truman Declares Robert 8. LaRue of 116 Center guest speaker. A ll members are weekend resulted In tlje arrest of staggering In the middle of the Republicans Attack North Main street. atreet. Mra. LaRue ia the former urged to attend and make this last two persona. , road. Officer Edward W inder in­ Jane Irwin, daughter of Mr. and business meeting of the year a vestigated and arrested Mlzaka for Saturday noontime Raymond F. Mra. Reuben Irwin. The paternal successful one. MIm Janet Knofla of 3} Munro intodoation. Mlzaka was taken to McQueeney of Hartford and James grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. atreet spent the week-end at Bates the hospital and treated for con­ Developing West S. Griswold of Wethersfield were John D. LaRue of YpsUantl, Mich­ Miss Elinor Bentley of Bolton College, Lewiston. Maine, as the tusion of the right, leg. He Was WANTED guest of Miss Thelma Dowling of involved In an accident on Middle Bowles Statement arraigned in court this morning. igan. la a member of the committee on turnpike, east. According to the arrangen^ents for the meeting of this town who Is a freshman at At 8:40 yesterday afternoon a Bates. police report, McQueeney passed slight accident occurred at Main 4 experienced wood chCr Manchester Lodge, No. 73. A. K. Eastern Connecticut librarians the Griswold car too close and the Government Aim pen and 1 experienced bull­ and library trustees at Willlmantlc street and Bralnard place. Officer -At Scandia Lodge -A and A. M., will hold a aUted com. The Ladlea Sewing Circle of right rear fender and body scrap­ Albert Scabies investigated and munlcatlon tomorrow evening at State Teachers College Friday. Dr. d o g operator, .\pp1y Concordia Lutheran church will ed the left front fender. Officer made no arrests. 7:80 at the Masonic Temple. Fol- Lowell A. Martin. Associate Dean Frederick Tedford arrested Mc- No. 23 V. O. of A. Aflininistralion W i 111 Reorganization of the School of Library Service, meet this evening at 7:30. A car, driven by Lawrence R; lo\vlng the transaction of business Quee.iey for violation of rules of Leonard of 43 Foster street, was Russia Quits the Fellowrraft Degree will be con­ Columbia University will speak on Push Plans Over Oppo­ the road. waiting for the light to change. . 50lh Jarvis Const. Co. ferred with Senior Warden Albert regional libraries at this meeting. Dr. Carl E. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl .1. B. Anderson of Tedford also Investigated an ac­ According to the police report. sition ; Brannan F a rm' Governor Sees Results ft Dover Road D. Krause in charge of the work. cident on Main street shortly be- U N Session A social hour with refreshmciite St. Bridget's Mothers’ Circle will Pitkin street retcnlly visited his James Tzimoulis. of Bolton, back­ Reported Missing parents. He is professor of bio­ f(jre 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon. ed from a parking space and the Anniversary Banquet Plan Viewed as Help to Dry Forces will follow. meet tomorrow evening at eight of Bi-Partisan 0>nfer> chemistry at Vanderbilt University A car, driven by Robert L. For- bumper hit the right front fender o'rlock at the home of Mrs. Frank aker of 47 Hillside street, pulled Assure ‘Peace and Pros- j Delegate Stalks Out ences aH ‘Extremely. J. Chmlellckl, 239 McKee street. School of Medicine, Nashville, Ten­ of the Leonard err. No serious MASONIC TEMPLE, SAT., MAY 20 Battle Bill nessee. away from the curb Into traffic. damage was done. perity for W orld’ ' Foraker told police he did not see When Oimmittee Re­ Disappointing’ ; Execu­ M IS .S Ann Carroll of 209 Main The Frieniliihip (.'Ircle of the Sal­ ths other car, driven by Mns. Dol­ ReserY’ationH Must Be In By May IS fuses to Back Plan tive Urges Attempt t6 street left Saturday afternoon vis ma Sawyer of Avon. The cars Aboard Truman Train, Heavy I^jimkastiiig Giv­ American Airlines for Washing­ vation Army will meet tonight at struck without much damage and lUIV CRASI HEALTH MARKET ton, D. C. She will be the gueat 7:30 at the citadel. Hostesses will May 9.— (JP)— President Tru­ Bangkok. May 9.—(/Pi—Russia en Proposal to Extend Broaden Agreements be Mrs. Edith Maxwell and Mrs. of her aunt. Captain Alice Valen­ man declared today his ad­ today walked out of a United Na­ Reached; House Sees tine, at Fort Belvoir, Va. Ethel Orfltelli. Drinking on Sundays Ttjfisday Specials ministration will push the de­ tions committee where it had ex­ velopment of the west over pected to win a seat for Red ‘Same Old Malarkey’ Charles H. Donahue. Jr., of I4J Our Lsuly of Fatima Mothers Old and Dangerous AAOTHER'S DAT Hartford, May 9,—(/T)- Dry Garden Drive, has been in Boston Circle will have a pot lurk supper, the opposition of “reaction­ China. forces today innhilizcd against a TENDER. TEMPTING during the past week as a result Wednesday evening at 7:18, at the TREES REMOVED ary forces" of “privilege and The Russian delegation stalked State Capitol, HAii,ford, May home of Mrs. Raymond Tierney,.28 CARDS out when the committee refused bill to extend the liquor drinking of qualifying for special training greed” with their philosophy 9.—(jP) — Governor Bowles in life insurance. He Is attending Bliss streeL Lawn Grading. Gravel, for yovr Practical Gifts to take up a Soviet resolution call­ deadline to 1 a. m„ Sunday even % CALVES LIVER l* of “Teapot Dome.” The presi­ ing for unseating the Nationalist as the LegiNlaturo primed Itself to asserted today that the re­ a Sales Success Plan school held Sand and Fill In the home office of Loyal Protec­ Daughters of Liberty, L.O.L.T., dent carried his d v and night China delegate and seating of the pass the measure. sults of the bi-partisan con­ tive Life. Mr. Donahue has been No. 12.8, will meet tomorrow eve­ Bulldozer Work crosB-country stumflng tour Into Communist China representative. Headed for passage In the Sen­ ferences over the issue of re­ LEAN, MEATY. FRESH and Ofhofi ate late this afternoon following a representative of the company ning at 7:30 at Orange hall. As We have a new machine Wyoming after telling an agricul­ It waa the first meeting of the organizing the state govern­ for over a vear and Is associated a memorial service for deceased Door to You tural crowd at Lincoln, Neb., en­ industry and trade aesston of the the hearing, the proposal never­ to renew dead lawns. theless underwent a heavy lam­ ment were “extremely disap­ with the John H. Carey, Jr. Agen­ members will be held officers and actment of the controversial Bran- Un regional Ekionomlc Conference BEEF RIB From the air, Rimouskl, quebec, Canada, took* like a bombing target after a devnntatlnf lire roared basting at the publie hearing. pointing,” and the statement ^ .Por Bnising or Boiling. cy of Hartford. those taking part are requested to nan farm plaq would help assure for Asia and the Far East. wear white. Refreshments will be A. Latulippe & Son DEWEY-RICHMAN It waa the 25th and most recent through it. More than 12 person* were missing ami feared <1'sd after the gale-wMpped fire destroyed House approval of the bill, ex­ drew immediate caustic re­ "peace and prosperity for our­ ‘iSO buildings and left 2,000 persons homeleae. The Are, which started In a lumber jwid, eauried dam­ pected to be modified to permit served by Miss Louise Copping Jewelcrs-Stationers selves and the world.” of the major United Nations plica from Republican leaders. 780 Vernon St. Call 6077 age In excess of $10,000,000. (N'EA telephoto). "home option" on the one-hour ex­ HOMEMADE. DELICIOUS and her committee. New Dam Source ot Wealth bodies from which the Soviets Broader Plan Urged 3:30 to 8 P. M. 767 Main St. have walked out rather than par- tension of the curfew, was expect­ In a speech prepared for an ed within a day or two. The bill Twenty-four hours after Demo­ Lionel B. Kelly, son of Mrs. ,tlcipate because the Slno-Red del­ audience today at Casper, Wyo., was expected within a day or two. cratic and Republican leadera had POTATO SALAD 35c SERVICES Hazel Kelly of Ellington, has been egates waa not seated. Allee IJndalMiry fafieva), a 19- the chief executive described the The bill was Introduced last week year-old Vaaaar ooUege senior « f announced that they had agreed In one pound sanitary cartons. selected as one of ten ‘'typical" With the United Kingdom, on a limited reorganization pro­ new Kortes dam, SO miles away, after Attorney General William IMnceton, N, J., was repartsd Connecticut recruits by Major | DAINTY EYELET which has recognized Red ^Ina, 24-Hour Rain gram, the chief executive, a I>Bm*<' That Interpret the wishes aa a source of "wealth and Dever Hits Interests L. Hadden ruled that-the law spe- missing. AuOioHUes at Pongk- General John M. Devine, com- ! strength for the people of the and other southeast Asia countries ocrat, urged In a formal atate* i lW Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales represented here. It had been . con­ eltled that sales at restaurants, kbeptle^ N. V., said site left there n t the family. manding general of the Ninth In- , TAMPAX Economy (o x lasts world." ment that the rival leaders "make Adds to Flood hotels and taverns should cease at by train oa night of Mny 6 Imt fantry Division at Fort DIx, N. J. | EMBROIDERED SCARFS And he scoffed at those who cry sidered likely the Russians could another attempt to broaden tha midnight Saturday. tniled to arrive nt her home la General Devine has Invited the i "socialism,'' “regimentation,'' or win a seat for Confimunist China Opposing Natural Gas meager agreements which they 4 months (ovorogo) Issue Seen Deeper Prinreton. In Princeton, poHoe mothers of all ten of the "typical" i "boondoggle” at government wa­ over Nationalist China. have reached so far.” John B. Burke Meeting Set for May 16 Thousands Homeless in — The issue goes much deeper said llwt an eight-state alarm had recnilts to visit their sons at Fort ■ ter and land resource development. than' just extending the sale for State Senator (Jharlea 8. Houaq niNERAI HOME Dix on Mother's Day, May 14. | As the day proceeded he con­ The full regional committee will Parts of North Da-' Bay State Governor At------.----- beea seat out. (R., Manchester), minority lead­ 15x33 - 15x42 meet May 16. A t that time the So­ one hour," declared the Rev. jI.OO tinued to talk to large and appar­ (Tiarles X. Hutchinson, Jr., presi­ er, termed the governor's state* H7 East OMtet St. IM . 6868 viet delegate. Minister to Thailand The Ward Group of the W.S.C.S. ] ently happy crowds who jammed kota and Minnesota taeks Those He Says iNCWS lldbitS dent, United Temperance Society ment "the aame old malarkey’’ of the South Mell'.odist church will BEDSIDE TABLE DOILIES 49e EACH 8. 8. Nemtchina, la expected to re­ from the governor's office. Said AmbahUMs gei vlee the tracks around hla private car Seek to Postpone En of Connecticut. "It Is a part of the meet Wedne day evening at eight Dainty eyelet scarfa that wash so easily. White and colors. offer his resolution to exclude the Culled From (/P) Wire* High Winds Whip House: In the chatty, neighborly fashion By The Associated Press growing movement by liquor o’clock. Following the election ot that waa his “vote appeal" In 1948. Kuomlntang (Natlonadisti repre­ try to New Engkiml "No sooner than ths legUlatIve sentative and recognize the Red Fresh.floodwaters from tha Red groups to lift all rrstrlctlons on F i r e s h i W o o d s ie«-H lgh winds \thlotlc Club will meet this eve­ same fellow who came out "look­ water-soaked North Dakota and in Chicago area and other at St. ing statement which endanger day's committee meeting of mem­ Dever today blasted “other” to do Is to call the tune and the whipping through New England all of the negotiations and pro- ning at the V.F.W. Home at 7:30. ing for votes two years ago." He Minnesota. A 24-hour rain fed the Albans, Vt....Honse Armed Serv­ bers and associate members waa fuel interests which he said Legislature will play the fiddle.' greas. Like most of the governor's I'hc next regular X club meeting added he waa 66 even if they rising stream and ita tributaries.. ices committee shelves plan to let have fanned acorea of fires Into m o r e BENDIX IH USE THRH A H OTHER not decided upon until the last seek to postpone natural gas TTie Rev. Wallace T. Vlets, rep­ releasee, hie statement ia full of s scheduled for May 22. BATH M A T SETS thought he didn't look It. Across the border in flood-be­ government build 197,643,000 resenting the Connecticut C^ouncll woodland-destroying Infernos, minute. Then Nemtchina and hla prejudicial half-tnitha designed, Philosophy Oontrasted sieged Winnipeg, there also w ere. p New England because they worth of homes for families of The t'wo-day gales roared )>ehtnd r u t o m a t k w a s h e r s c o m b i n e d . second secretary, I. G. Usatchev, of CTiurchee, assailed liquor groups apparently, only to confuse. Mr. Truman revived the old more evacuations as. a new storm servicemen in this country.. .Doz­ Ci9M appeared. mant “a monopoly of the New "for wanting more money regard­ •Teapot Dome” oil scandal at Cas- threatened further damage from en women carrying posters saying less of the evil effects on socie­ imd*aW waste to more thto MOO 1 p MAMMI m i l s set The Slno-Red issue was raised a the raging Red river. More than England market,” The gover­ "YanJuL in Britain means bomba on acres of forest In thst atate. Morv ty.” 'We atm don’t want Um Pender- 2.98 few minutes after the aessioa open­ 13,000^ persans already have been nor made • surprise appear­ Britain” try to picket U. H. i ' Ylnn t,'90O acres were destroyed In (CosUaiMg M Fags Eleven) 80,009 AleohoUcs la Bfgte gaet system In thla etsU.” ed when Nemtchina introduced ance at a Pederaj Power commis­ Rhode Island yesterday. FRESH EGGS Two good looking patterns— Multi-color floral on solid color drivefif from tnelr homes in Winni­ baeey la London... Western Union Recalling that Connecticut hoa Uauraa Approves Report Ms resolution. peg and southern Manitoba in the sion hearing on tha question of Telegraph company officially adds 50,000 alcoholics and 5,000 broken An eatlmated acreage was burn grounds and solid color with self color dinniond patterns. Blue, The Nationalist charge d'affalrs, ed over U\ New Hampshire, where Republican leaders reported to AT .101 AUTUMN ST. last week. The new floods In North the control o f natural gaa distri­ New Jersey to list of states in homes as a result of liquor, he add­ caucus 'of their party wliat )uid peach, green, rose, gold and grev. Gov. fiberman Adama banned all Patrick Pichl Sun, argued the Dakota and Minnesota hit the area bution In the six-state area. which It will not accept or deliver ed: been aceompllehed at the M-par- OTHER BATH MAT SETS $3.98 and $1.98 DraperSees amokittg and bonflree In the woods. OR CALL 5025 resolution waa ifot within the which only recently had battled the Two Bid for Control messages relating to making o f "M y experience with alcoholics tlean conferances, and thay said Numerous imaDer fires started In competence o f the body. The Unit­ worst floods In 80 years. Two companies already are bid­ beta. convinces me that aoclety pays far afterward that Uia caucus indi­ Maasachueetts, thtAigh nona was DON’T SETTLE FOR LESS THAN t o rtm a m b e Stalin Grazy ed Kingdom and Thailand backed Mon Rain Foreeast ding for that control and counsel House Ways and Means com­ more dearly In this respect than cated its approval o f their report reported In Vermont. him. National Guardsmen were called for various coal and mine inter­ mittee reverses itself and votea to people think. The tax Income The caucus served to delay for Two Hours of Wrangling ests have piit in appearances In cut cigar excises by 315,000,000 a from liquor pays only one-seventh Freeh Area cropped up In New two hours a,hearing, which had FINE QUILTED PLASTIC out at Grand Forks, N. D„ as the the case. Hampshire at Canterbury, where Akttempt to Enslave En­ Then ensued more than two Red river crest hit 48.8 feet, 17*4 yea r... I'resident Truman will re­ of the cost to society of the loss re­ been echeduled for noon, on a bill hours of ineffectual wrangling over Rate Increases were reported ceive as gift from Island of Crete sulting from drinking." 200 men fought a blase that des­ to permit the sale o f Uquor until Are You Interested MIRRO feet above flood atage. Additional troyed two homea, at Suncook, TNI IINIIT AlUMINUM tire W orld Viewed as technical as well ae unrelated hanging over more than a quar­ probably enly mouataiu goat that Speedy passage of the bill wae ' a. m. Sunday. rain was forecast for much of the asked by Harmon A. Genlot, where three homes were leveled iasuea. Finally the temporary flooded area. There were more ter of a miUion people in the has ever stayed In Athens' fash­ CARD TABLE COVERS Failure of His Mind Springfield area unless natural spokesman for the Connecticut at Northfleld, Windham and A NEW OENDIX WASHER! In Selling Land In chairman, Ecafe EboecuUve Secre­ than 200 families forced from their ionable King George h otel...In ­ (Oesttssed as Fags Etsvas) gaa Is made available. Restaurant Owners Association. Utchfleld. tary P. S. Lokanathan, ruled homes in Grand Forks and 300 formed source reports Israeli a You’ll want the rineat for Charles G. Touxg of the Spring- He said the state "haa a big ztake” A new fire waa reportsd at Hartford, May 9 — (JF) — Paul families were evacuated from Blast troops have occupied by force Residential Areas? Mother. And you can be aure of against China’s point of order. field Gas Light company said, "two in the hour's extension because of South Kingston, R, I., near Wast ■•St Washer luys In TewnI Draper, the dancer, testified today thousands of acres of farmland Greenwich where 1,300 acres wers getting it when your choice ia that he thought Premier Josef (Oouttaned ou Pugu Twelve) hundred elxty-slx thousand four ready for harvest In Hebron area sl.69 (Ooatifiaed on Page SU) hundred In the Springfield area (Conttnoed os Pago Elsvss) previously rased. There’s s reason why mote Bendix. automatic Contact MIRRO, the finestaluminum. Stalin "has gone out of his mind.'* of southern Palestine. Heavy quality, finely stitched plastic covers with box edge. Fits face increase h) the coet of serv­ Waabera are in uae today than all other automatica Come in and see these and many Draper made the statement as Success In developing hydrogen all standard size tables. Blue, wine and green. a witness in the 3200,000 Ubd suit ice." bomb Is described at Atomic En­ Flashes! combined 1 The reaaon ia value plui featurea— value other M IR R O gift items. which he and Larry Adler, the Young said “natural gas fis Jarvis Realty Co. ergy commission aa "entirely ia ) ad Mm (ff) Wlis) thatcan'tbematched, featurea that can't be touched. harmonica player, have brought urgently needed.” lap of gods” and somewhere be­ There’i a Bendix you can afford right on our floor. against Mrs. ^ th e r McCullough In High Tribunal Upholds H ] said eicisUng equipment Is tween probable and posaible.” Reorganization Peace Phone 4112 MIRRtft-MATIC RRCSSURE PANS Federal court. inadequate to meet the demand Senate Post Office eommittee ap­ See them before another waahday comes! Now you ctn ctuKM. unoan th m poputW lis n o f The entertainera charge the the “man.wmwr' pmnir. pm. BKh kw th. PRACTICAL PLASTIC and a big capital outlay would be proves resolution directors Post­ Flin Ragtag Out mi Oantrel Greenwich housewife kas damaged necessary to make It adequate. Ednraadaton. N . B., May •eketivt control you cm hcv. foe “cooU^ their reputations by falsely label­ Non-Red Oath in Law master General Donaldaon to drop without lookin«" mt 5. 10. or IS lb*, p m n m . Later when questioned by news­ hla economy onttindm In poatal Upsets Reforms Plan I”A Sm was rt ported roglag ent ing them pro-Oommunlst m sym­ of eoatrel today la the raOlag Em S with rack m ti racip. book. pathy. men, Young aaid be could not service. TABLE CLOTHS elaborate on the amount or other tewa of Oabaao, 44aa* Bear hers. 4 qt. 6 qt. 8 qt. Winding up his direct testimony, Power of Congress to Army troops and police atand Leaden of Rival Par­ Thirty bnlldtaga were reported de­ $12.95 $15.95 $17.95 which began yesterday. Draper Trouble Oaim details of the increases he men­ guard against looters In RImoiMki. stroyed aad the fire’s pregreaa waa said the Soviet dictator’s "mind Compel Union Offi* tioned. \ qtm., city ravaged by weekend ties in General As­ Denies Charge believed alUl nachedeed. Re­ 54x54 w- 5 4 x7 2 quite literally has failed.'' H ie governor declared: fire thr,^ caused 320,000,000 dam­ ports received at Riviere dn Loup, jI.OO sl.39 Draper said Stalin's attempt “ to cials to Swear Not Viewed Bunk Natural Gaa Wanted ' age and drove eatlmated 2,800 sembly Agree Upon 86 milea aorth o f here, aaid three enslave the whole world was a sign "I have repeatedly said that the persons from their homes.,. Of Contempt! hotela aad 39 honeen were baralag MIRRO-MATIC Several patterns in all white patterns In Ivy, lace and cutwork. of the failure of his mind." Constitution Breach commonwealth has no favorites Refugee Soviet official handa over Modified Legislation at Oahaao. Alao floral patterns In color on white grround. Examples Cited Taft Hits Justice De­ among the contending appllosints. to Iranian government and west­ • • • ILECTRIC PERCOLATOR I Draper added: "The curse of Chance WaaHingfon, May 9.— We want natural gem quick . . . . ern power representatives detailed Hartford, May 9.—(/P)— Attorney Asks Aagry Row Aboat liowls I t '. n m p IM g mfMMMcr M *k« 4 to t cup*, world power has brought many partment for Inaction plentiful . . . and cheap. ... expoee o f vast Soviet spy ring Waahlagtoa, Stay 9—(P) — The nwk* !■ ninutn, llwa chnan witymMidly The Supi’eme court sees no {.readers of the rival parties For Field to Recon* 'people to their final and horrible "W e are against the delay which honeycombing that country.. House labor eommittee got late to low-brat mtd krap* coTra boc tilt you wwit end" ’and cited Napoleon, Hitler violation of the constitution On Red Union Leaders Washington Post says that names sharing control of the Con­ aa aagry row today over whether New S yroM lk-M I m t at aqr fH ttI N» a i»M k.bJy hK,pric.d. M ooly 52x70 SIMTEX MODERN la the avowed purpose of the rep­ fiider Probe Queries and Mussolini as examples. in the non-Communist oath of about 300 aex perverts In gov­ necticut General Asseittbly Joha L> Lewis ohonld be onm- Under cross-examlnstibn by DC' resentatives of other fuels who No bolting t such officials takes on more im. J3.98 CommunlM party line was to op­ sistance o f the National Labor suspicion. If not the conviction, not affiliated with any religious abort of the sweeping reforms rec­ His attorney, Harold I. (hammer Rocklaad, Me., May 9 —(P) — Abo other Nm o portance now that the Suprenw pose Franco. Relations lioard. that they hre fostered and further­ group,’’ . . . West Berlin court ommended by a special commis­ of New York, asked that Field be Two Hartford, Coaa. ' brothero AeUvitieo Not Restrained court has ruled the non-Comman. given a chance to reconsider the MATCHING NAPKINS 39r EACH Draper replied, " I don’t know.' ed by tboee Whoee jwlfleh interests smtences to death former fiS-of' sion or a compromlae plan recent­ were arreoted at gnapotat today Draper admitted membership in In this legislation," amid Chief 1st oath requirement o f the Taft- queries. No bolting down—no wtiami • Un- Smart plaid in modern designing and colon. Made of 60% rayon nin counter to the general busi- fleer, Erich Bauer, on chargee of ly offered by Gov. Chester Bowles after a police pursuit. They pleod dcRow wsshii^ tetion! • rloscswey- the Progressive Otissns of Amer­ Justice Vinson, “Oongresa did not Hartley labor jaw is legal. The Field's denial was made through for lasting beauty and long wrear. ness welfare of Masaachuaetts.” having gaaaed "more than million (D). ed guilty Inter In MnaMpM ounit Rashtwty dmnii^t • Gentle vacuum MIRRO HEART CAKE ica and Hollywood branch o f tha restrain the activities of the Com­ court gave Its decision yesterday, Csmmer who said that a contempt Ih e govemor aald that Ma#sa- Jews” in Nasi eeneeatratloa ounp Democrats Not Happy to fonr ehnrgee of breuMag aad dsrm-dtying! • Fits lorwfacie ia borne, AND MOLD SIT Independent Citisena Committee munist party as a political organ­ glaalt o f Juattee Department Democratic 'State Chairman citation g a in s t the alleged Red duptn ot tpsnment! * Completely tuto- In Potand during German occupa eaterlag mad eao o f aatomoblle of the Arts, Sciences and Profes­ ization. Nor did it attempt to ztiile Taft told a reporter it la the Uon. John M. Bailey said flatly: millionaire for refusing to answer mstic! « Exclusive Vondettub—gutr- ■okM a btoatlM . two lajiM kratt- briiefs.” fault o f ths Justice department, (Ooatlased cm Paga Bcfcm) the lawmakers' queationa "would theft. Fraacis Doekttle, 3)K aad MkoS *ah* oaS S attl. mrarkl— sions. He teetifled Ubst he bad "Frankly, we (Democrats) are antted for } yeais in wtiting. Spealtlng for the court major­ not o f the law of which he is co­ be Inconsistent with observance of Walter P. DooUtUte dr., 11. both HSti, to Smicat* rww s a w taW* oa CAROSEL "spoken end appeared at different not Itappy. We don't feel we got organizatione other than thoae ity, the o ile f justice s ta t^ the author, that thers luive been no the privilege sgslnat aelf-lncrim' of 118 HUlalde aveaae, weM order­ O-y W *r».aia. Uia it, tao, Star matte, enough. But what we can get we'U two o^ganlzatlona,'* but denied cath provision "touOies only a rel­ proaecutlona for taUng tjia oath inatton guaranteed by the Fifth ed held for November graad Joey $1.50 take." that such iqipearanoaa eonatituted ative handful of persons, leaving falaely. Retired Businessman Will Bailey said that Governor amendment to the Constitution." actloa la 83,560 boado each. 11|a DISH TOWELS . support.of their aims. the great majority of persona of “They don’t want to prosecute," Bowlea, with whom he had dlscusa- Recommended by Coonsel youths were nceused of breaking Vaa, wkh'OalaacwAV* wtedews riMe aasOr. Never Aided ths Identified (Communistic) affil' be laid. "They don't want to do Bklwsrd P. Morgan, counsel for Into tko Farnwro oaioa aad tkieo yai fe gghdy aad will aet Mda. OtaaadaMa ed the peace formula, felt the aame THE MIRACLE DISH TOWEL WITH The 40-year>old dancer, new a Istlons and lieliefs completely free anything against union leaders. Spread Gospel in Nation way. the tnveetigaUng Senate Foreign garages at Camden. cad mtlaaa Iwae Oa wiadew ia p la a . . . aa from restraint.” The whole government )ias taken Relations committee, recommended • * • hswhaa aaeb caatls at wiadow aeoae. ,1^ MIRRO COOKY PRESS ASBESTOS FIBERS Ridgefield resident, told a Jury of Rep. George C. Conxroy, leader eight women and’ four men that 'And, be added,'"it leaves those the aame attitude. President of the Houae RepubUcah majority the citation after Field appeared New Approaefc Sees ea Aid ^ Ho a«d to M Bk. o temkio-tkmak. wtea few who are affected free to main­ S O M ! 1 0 ASaMT. H m laariaa af t k t iS) ■ ■Mas fcaqr teoMml TM. Nmplt utraal twa. he never had ’Imowingty or de­ Truman had that attitude toward PltUburgh, May 9— (F)— Daniel a will be no coUectlone at hla gath- contended, however, that the final before the groqp under aubpoena Waaklagtea. Blay 9—(P>— State saelagi ea ibe wiedew cariar eta he adiawW tain their affiliations and beliefs John L. Learia—he didn’t want to April 28. tkm. out, as at o AlUor, ia a doom dtfftrmf liberately advanced the cause of A. Marra had a half million dol­ erlnge. compromlae would make possible department offletele said today Om with—I temovlez thewladowsasb. Wladowi Communism anywhere In the subject only to possible kws of po­ do anything against Lewis." "As long ss I provide s good enactment of "the best" of the Field earlier had )>een named by united Stetoe oxpeete te amho a .kapm. rnamitt. with fnrailaa plataa sitions. which Congress lias con­ will nassaii aesanthla dsiaiis wihiceheagee. BOX OF 3 Taft aald he saw no need for lars, a succesaful busineaa and an home, clothing and education for various proposals fmr reorganiza­ ex-Communtat Louis F. Budens aa •new appreack** te Ramia aaoa tor aad rmipa ksiktit. aa|y------$2.50 $1.98 world." cluded are being abused ‘to ths in- reviaing the part of the law for­ idea. tion which have been advocated. a Soviet espionage agent. Budenz Like Ms oq-plslntiff In tha dam­ jury o f the publilUc." my five oltlldren," he said yester­ ■etUeoMtet e f elalms waalllait MIRRO TORTE AND Four New Departmeuta also linked Field with Owen Lstti- D iy more dishes faster—Super absorbent soft texturs age suit; Draper teetifled that be Not liffltHged bidding unions to uae National La­ The ides waa that ooly by day, " I won’t wdiiy about the from amrly S1M9MMA89 fcwd- bor Relations board machinery The bl-partlsan agreement, ham­ more whom Senator McCarthy (R- CAKE PAN SET long wearing. Makes glssswaro sparkle. has *7iever besn^a member of the Further, Vinson, 0»ethe pro-; spreading tha Gospel o f Jesus money. I'll spend yrlist I need for leaoe fnmlekod tko Sevlol aalaa te Communist party, pro-Oommunlst, unless their officers swear they this work." mered out in three daya of nego­ WIs) haa called the "top Soviet vision doss not unduly Infrbige Christ coidd ha bsooms truly uraitteM. Nogottettoao a sympathiser with Communism ftesdoma of speech and press pro- are not Rcda. Hla Idea was hot recently ac­ tiations, called for the creation of espionage agent" in the United ward a lead lane happy— and help others to achleva four new departments — Budget, Btatos. Store T oot Fare and Woolens A t Hale*s or a fellow traveler." tsetsd by ths oonstitutlon’s first WouM Lightea Provlalea quired, Marra aaid. Aa s youirg goao so Intermittently i Draper alao told the Jury that amendment Anyway, be declared, But Senator Mpdellaa (D„ Itapiflnaas at tha same time. naan of 30—he’s 60 now-—he mem- PubUc Works, Personnel and Com­ Lattimore countered that eharga 1941. la ftdpee aa aie-*ard ewteeta, prir-- his mother, Mrs. Muriel Draper, "those who, so Oongresa has found, Ark.) said in a aejlarata inter­ Marra sold Itis Iniaineas. the N a -; orize|l tbs four books o f tbs gos­ merce. by calling McCarthy a "contempt aathabaa. CM ,------J 1 9 5 Green Stam ^ Given With Cash Salea view it would be a good idea to tlonal Torch U p ao:<.pany, a year: pel. Two more departments—Natur­ Ible liar,” and swore to the com­ uabar, CoaL Foel OU. “ never has been a Communist and would subvert ths public Interest Trefisury B^Jance she has no desire to be so." can not oacm>s all rsgulatlona. be- tighten up the provlaion to mako ago and now he plans to atump; ‘T knew then," he said, "that I al Resources and Mental Health—- mittee he is not and never hat Palat, Hardwara Housewares— Basement In a long statement in an^sr cause, at tbs asms time, they car­ legal action easier. It waa Mc- the country preaching Christ t » wanted to epend my Ufa reviewing may be added, the leaders aald, if been a OommiinUt. CMlan who got the'protialon into snyons ‘wlUing to Ustsn. for people tte worda ot Cbriat but some details still In disputs can l>e Espionage Charge Denied Waahingtnei, May 9.- to Ills counaeVs question oh his ry on legitimate political sctlvi- posttion o f the Tfoasnry May association with bis mother, Dra­ tits." the law in the first place. w a Ms N s CMMetlosa I realized that I needed mpre ma­ settled. Field ilenled; the eeplonage charge, but Satly rafused to tell Net budget roeOgta. Phone 4148 per said: The majority ruling broi^t a "Perbapa," . he suggested, "a Hs hss already m tsd Memorial turity. That’a why I worked so Other major departmental the committee whether he is or hae 304.36; "flbe would not moro think of sharp dissent from Justice Black. union leader should ba xaquired to hall in Pittsburgh for a meeting oonacientlously—to gain that ma­ changaa would include the consoU- Opea 7 A. M. to ft P. M. Daily t k i C O RE May 38. From Pittsburgh, he wfll turity-and the money Fd need to 997,81«.47: esM (OonMnnad «n Page Twelvn). 840,506.97.' laclodins Wed. Aftemooas a m m nmCOM» (Osattnaai sa Fnge 8lz) cm Pmgc Six) go on to other dtlee, but there do what rd planned." on Pago Twotvo) ■ Opea 111 Noon on Sat. MANClbsTllUt EVENING HEKALU, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 19B® MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONNu, TUESDAY, MAY D. 1960 Boards of many health, welfare could lead to a atrike affecting tha Chaminacle Club Clinics for ChiMren Women^s League and education groups ‘in Hartford Town Planners plant’# 850-400 employes. ^ ' 4 r Here for Vaccination ‘and in the State. ’other union members have of- EA Following the dinner program Mla4 Marino should earn high hon- person, correctly namirtg that rec­ Bute theater in aMltloii , to l|a Lists Speaker Nred to pay the past due assess­ President Clarke turned the meet­ ore in the theaterteal world. Aa $200 Cash Prize ord Is scheduled to win $150 to­ regular double bill movie Miow, all . Coucerl Friday To Meet Tonight Dea nailer Riabard Visiting Nurse Inspires Kiwanis Give ing over to committee chairman night. Vaccination and toacoid clinic ments. So bos ths company. So Car. Catver hla own contribution to the pro­ a t no advance In prices. >■.< for children entering school in Stories Conflict haa Federal Conciliator H. J. Art Knofla who introduced come­ At State Theater All awards In "Stop the Record" Members of the Town Planning dian Riehard Partridge who acted gram Dick Partridge presented Tlie Nutmerj»ra. a group of the fall will be held at the clin­ , Mrs. Robert M. Mahoney, a mem- Campbell. "When WlUle "Outslda Women Party arc made In cash and the cash Is ic room of Manchester Memo­ Commission and all interested per­ Confidence in Patients aa maater of ceremonies (or the some of the most hilarious come­ paid right on the spot, to be used Club Sets Date twelve men. wtll eing at the con­ j ber of the Qovemor’a Fact-Finding On Crosby Rift "No thanks,” replies Miss Ma- j Cornea The rial hospital on Wednesday, sons who plan to attend the hear­ Marching W av* entertainment featurea with high­ dy Manchester has aver seen. The With a total of $200 In rash be­ as the winner chooses. cert of the Chamihade Club U be ing tonight In the Municipal build­ son. She reprimanded one union' assembled KIwanlana and their May 24, starting at 9 a. m. I Commission on Ekiucation, will be friend who several weeks ago paid : Rome” the new home i^.e and her husband ly original skill. Opening bonora. ing offered as prizes, tonight’s Should the $160 grand prize be For Communiok held Friday, May 12 at the Nathan I the guest speaker at the annual Paris, May .9—(JP)—The Crosby i ing at 8 o’clock had better be pre­ litO-ZiW Gartrude Keating Rayner, Nura-* Dinner', Entertainment went to Everett MacLuggage, ladles were unanimous in their session of Morlarty Brothers’ won tonight, next week’s grand School physician. Dr. Joseph brothers — Bing and Larry —'told pared for a long session. Fifteen 12 of the amount. a:‘;e-ciW-0ito Joseph, have built on West street Hale acbool. Theae men were the Barry, will be in charge. ' meeniig of the League of Women I ing Supervisor of the Mancheeter | popular local baritone aololst. Mr. praise of the entire program and ’’Stop the Record" at thc^ State irrize will start again at $M. If The Chelloner chib’ will hold -a Voters of Manchester to be held conflicting stories today of the applications seeking zone changes In Bolton. This is her pride and And Dance Provide MacLuggage was at his best tn the talented people who made It theater promises to break 'all at­ featured aololata at the concert bf Wed.; "TELLOW CAB MAN” Public Health Nursing Asaocia-' Joy and well it might be. Here she the $150 prize Is not won tonight, communion breakfaat on Bunday, the Choral Club of Hartford in on Monday, May 15 at 8 p.m. In state of the famous crooner’s 20- in several areas are to be aired. a dlverelfled program of songs a complete success. Much credit tendance records. next week’s grand prize award May 21, at Murphy’e rezUuraat at year-old marriagq to onetime film All indirations point to a mass tk>n, probably knowa as many is able to enjoy her hobbies, among Entertuining Program April, 1949. They have since per­ the Federation Room at the FARKI.Mi FOB SSS CABft NOW and dHighted his audience as must be given to Kiwanian Fred Fifty dollars will be offered to­ will be Increased to $200, plus the 9:15 a.m., it waa annouaced today Center Congregational church. She star Dixie Lee. objection to the changes. Petl- people here aa any 'other person. . which is gardening and any pleas­ usual. Miss Dorothy Geas lived Werner (or his e{$prts in securing night In Individual prizes, the bal­ $50 in individual prizes to make a formed at numerous fraternal, sung by the Nutmeggera have tion.s have been circulated against ant night one may find Gertrude More" than forty members and by Joseph Mcausky, president sport and religious affairs In this been arranged by Mr. Baldwin and w1l! discuss the work of the Com­ Here in Paris the screen and ra­ AVAILABLE BEAB OF TBEATEB Her merry amile haa filled timid up to glowing advance notices In some of the entertainers and for ance of $150 goes os a grand total of $250. It Is hoped, however, Club membere and their (riente mission. dio singer denied a Hollywood re­ each application. A large crowd and Joe working around their gar­ guests of the Kiwanis club of her unusual and amusing tap providing the piano acoompanl- prize. This new quiz game Is real­ that someone wins the $160 cash part of ConnCvtlcut. I, LrfiJrd Newell, the original and is expected to overcrowd the small mothers with confidence at Well will receive at the 8 a.m. maaa at Preceding Mrs. Mahoney's talk port that "strained relations" arc Baby , Clinics while her capable i den. Braiding ruga, she has twelve Manchc.ster thoroqghly enjoyed a dance routlrtes and comedy skits. ment tbroughout the program. ly a push-over (or anyone Inter­ prize tonight. Although the tunes St. Jemee’s church. The original Nutmeggera were present accompanist. In the old blighting his married life. hearing room. • ' there will be a business meeting hands whisk through their tasks. i to her credit now, listening to the diversified program at the Coun­ Manchester’s own Dorothy Marino Dancing from nine to twelve, ested In music and having some played are not difflrtilt to Idcntb The guest speaker and deUlIz of r.Fl RID of THAT eight In number brought together days, the men song popular and But in Hollywood his brother radio and reading arc other pas­ at which officers for the coming NOW Ends WEONESDAT GREATER HARTFORD Watching her hustling about, one try club last night for the annual was a tremendous hit with a nia- ineludlng impromptu and highly knowledge of tunes. Five Individ­ fy. the game Is now In Its third further arrengemenU will be an­ by the present conductor, Robert college 80f)ga but the present Larry, head of the Crosby Re­ times she enjoys. BAY WINDOW! M. (Bob) Baldwin, to sing with group have some outatanding ar­ year will be elected and a local cur­ •lane Ann is impreasad not only with her ef­ Lailles' night. rlmba-danctng act that is equal confused square dancing conclud­ uals will win $10 each tonight by week without a grand prize win- nounced later this week. rent agenda chosen. Mrs. Louis search foundation, said: "We hope A88e8§iiieiit8 Row Life in the country is something An excellent turkey dinner was to the best professional perform­ ed a most pleasant evening that correctly naming the record play­ ner. Tickets (or the affair will be Norman Cloutier and his Merry rangements of folk and comedy it Is a separation and not a di­ Powell In Southern DRAMA FESTIVAL ficiency but with her deep love M M lKf iMkItttir Heard will report on the recent of children and her genuine un- both of the Reyners love and they served at .seven o'clock following ances in the same fleld. With ■brought general request for an­ ed for them. The grand prize rec­ ".Slop the Record" Is a regular made available aoon, McCluskey Madcaps over Station WTIC. They Bong.' Ralph L. Baldwin, tile father of who said yesterday in Hollywood Toledo, 0„ May 9—fjpj—Because (•■heatef F^Wic Health Nursing As­ terialize, for as one person said Hrii k Ih* iar tttatm- ments will be served. All women W'cejt of 51on., May 8th "Gertrude surely deserves the best shared honors with Mrs. Clarke In grams, Including Major Bowes’ the conductor, and one of the l)e- interested in the League are in­ that things were not going so well she refpsea to pay union strike STARTS e ^ Bing Crosby sociation in her present capacity in conducting the special features of liaiBC. . . for appaarance between the singer and his Dixie. assessments totaling $12, Miss 1937, succeeding Mrs. Dorothy anti it couldn’t happen to a nicer ^BORION'S . . . FOR 0FS1 iasfiSSt . . . (or efficif^. That Amateur Hour. loved musicians of his day. This vited to attend. THURS. • “Ridinff Hiffh” H.%ROLD 3 . KE.NXEDT the meeting, including the gen­ Practically all of the numbers grent song will featured by the O’Melveney said a reconciliation Gertrude Mason hasn't worked for Hough, with an especially fine person." “Bay Window” slowi you The Commission of which Mrs, was hoped for In June, when Bing eral feminine participation which down, iap< your energy, Nutmeggera in the concert on Fri­ Mshoney fas a member is unique in a week. But, she’s still on the PBUSENTS IN PERSON |>ackground of experience. A na­ added an amu.sing note worth re^ day night. is due home from a European Toledo Stamping and Manufactur­ tive of Manchestc-, she received tiraa ymar back n hei you look yean that it enlists the cooperation of Jaunt. ing Co. payroll. pcating oUar. Our Abdominal Supporti an scliool-conimunity atudy groups her training. at Howard hospital. Preceding the planned enter ■X £Rt LffiS IN MANCHt!.M . . SHF SHOPS IN BURIONS "Some columunist must have i 'The union, Local 12 of the Unit­ DRIVE-IN Basil Rathbone Philadelphia, Pa., took a course in iriiBtttnlly dadpdd to lift i d lu f Faeully ,Mei»:>ers Resign and encourages community par­ Bicl8 (or Hangar tainmenl several ladies' night port ta fg ^ awadoa, brace your baA, started it,” said Crosby last night, j ed Auto Workers, won’t 'suspend Public Health Nursing with the WINE LIQUOR ticipation beyond the*mere com­ Such reports "crop up every four | Miss Mason: the company won’t THEATRE In the New Vork Critics prizes were awarded. • The regu­ nalon.ydit Mtiml Igoic. Make you pilation of statistics. Fifty- one PIKE ^iladelphis Public Health Asso­ To Be Received lar attendance prize, contributed Santa Barbara, f.'alif., May I) - .%ward Play (eel wmdeifel and m m inchn aliai- or flve months,” he added. i Are her unless the imlon does. ((P)—Twenty faculty incmbers at organizations in the State, includ­ ciation and then worked tv/o and by Ray Owens, was won by Or- * aaert Rod oat fee ytmnelfl Conimha- Bing, who leaves for London And, everyone is pretty much 1.0IIETTA YOINO one-half years with the Hartford and BEER little Westmont college announced ing the League of Women Voters, next week to play in the British i THE WINSLOW BOY mand W est, The special prize Ikn Mid FMinB Scrrioo ii FREE. worried about the situation. It ( KLK8TK. HOLM Visiting Nurse Association. Fol­ f l>f A n f 0< ■ their resignations today in protest are serving on the Advisory Com­ amateur golf championship, said Hartford, May 9 -(/P) -National for a lady gue.st was won by Mra, to the firing last month of the mittee to the Commission. he had a letter fxoni Dixie tour or ' ’’Cbfne To The by Terence Ratllgan lowing this she was Night Super­ Guard authoiities announced to­ Everett keith. Mif. Rdgnr (’Inrke college president. Dr. Jame.M For­ Mrs. Maliuncy, whose husband is flve days ago and "everything was Mtable** visor at Johnson Memorial hospi­ day that bids for tbo con.stiuctip.i witli the graceful assistance of rester. A spokesman for the group Director of Secondary Instruction all right then.” Nn Pcrromiance en tal, Stafford Springs, Conn., trans­ of an Air Guard hangar at Bradley Edson Bailey, won the prize waltz n iri in \i. AUo ferred to the M anch^er Memorial said the resignations, effective in Hartford, Holds a Ph. D. degree | Mrs. Crosby, in Hollywood, was ThurMlay Kve., May 11th field willi be received after May 15 and was awarded an attractive F’ACKAC.K STORF. June l.’i. Involve two third.s of the from Catholic University and was I not available for comment. m o m m MINK n r Ii49 hospital where she did private duty In the office of Adj. Gen. Freder­ potted plant donated by Arthur nursing. For fourteen years sh'c Knofla. (IbMcfris JS OAK STkIfT 7El 6S97 faculty and include the dean, the for five years an Instructor in ; ick G. Reincke and will be opened 901 Main St. TrI. 5321 registrar, librurian. deans of n^n Latin and Greek at Trinity College, ; MAIL AND PHONt N'.)W was office nurse for Dr. George June 15. A compact contributed by Jim and women, the athletic director Washington, D. C. She hae been ‘ STAY[ rhoiM’ Hurilf (1 8 /S? 1 B >1. U Lundberg and in 1937 took over The hangar will be built in the Blair was won by Mrs. John Sum- and several department heads. prominently associated on the FREE CniiOllK wnCIi I2 . • .J V • .5 her present position. northeast section of the airport incr.s and a perfume set donated Prescription Pharmacy AtlPStloa: Jtuo^tiRLOUA. PRICES Ivri $3 00 \\ao When the duties of the day are which has been designated as the by Herbert House was awarded to AU IN PiRSON N>8« !»h»w K%ery Mrs. Stillman Keith. 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TIRE SALE! Tonight’s The Big Night - - State Theater BATTERIES BLEMISHED TIRES d El c o 600 X16 $7.95 Pina Tax BEAUTIFUL JEWEL BOX . AMOCO ODD LOT TIRES-FULLY GUARANTEED BRIMFUL OF PEARL JEWELRY faikiM uyz the leaflc took to aoM! Vow tipift's etito tovelieft...lifted, foendto, tueeto camagi And iss koer totoUfolly ear Maideetotm Attoire* eed. Phu T .x t l i » nl€«st 600 X16 $8.95 Single Strand Necklace — Double Strand Choker — Triple Strand Choker Button Earrings — Dangle Earrings — Multi Pearl Earrings — Cluater Earrlngn Intof-liidc* brieg yta fete Has. Ceaay ctoitic iMfrtt. knoaizg tbictiing, J 20% Double Strand Bracelets — Circular Pearl Pin — Triple Strand Bracelet deft deolgRBigkeaflllMtiawtflgzriiig. Bettor come IM abet 0 drum el ntw littU, brighr OFF FIRESTONE OR GOODYEAR a figure foa CM boM abea Maideatona'toMbe caelrelil ^ straw soilor (illtd with pRrfum* WITH YOUR NEVER, NEVER BEFORE! Only at MICHAELS will you find this out­ OLD BATTERY Exchange standing value! Each pearl item is tagged with RICHELIEU—the mark -in th« famous Foborgatta opplicoter- lo600 o X 16 ^ PhM TAX of lastinR Quality. Our supply is limited. So hurry! m m 2-u m iNie-u n MORIARTY and motching cologna, 9*00 IN CASH EASY PAYMENTS: PAY $2 A MONTH BROTHERS nou |50 hor cheka of A phrodbla in o chortraus* local Lincola-Mercnry dealers sponsor the new Quls Game. OFFERED AS PRIZESc $50 in individual priaes-GRAND PRIZE $150. YOU CAN hot, Weedhee in whHogTItrMi.in bbmftr OLAND MOTORS "STOP THE WIN m IT S EASY! All you have to do-iff name the record played. tfrm v.ltal.in . rad. ON THE SCREEN: ## RECORD" Your Home Town Nash Dealer'* “THE U D FROM TEXAS” with Aadle Mnrphy and Gail Storm and All Items subject to . Every, l^ncMay night on the “OUTSIDE THE WALL” wHli Riehard B a n e l^ Marilyn Maxwell, ^ ula aBd atferad stage of the State ThSater, Man­ JEW ELERS • . . SlLVERShHTHS SINCE 1900 ST AT WEST CENTER ST. TEL. 4 079 riile the SBppljr laata. chester. There*t Money in the Air-~Ju$t Name It 958 MAIN ST...... , . . MANCHESTER .ALSO HARTFORD. PRATT AND. MAIN ' • SIMULA'TED

, .at MA^gU£i3T£K EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY. MAY 9. 1950 PAGE nvir MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1950 V I ^ Market street for a ildewalk newa l>ee Woraen'a Relief Corps will You will love every hit of it, as I est ranger from the State Forest rack. meet this evening at 7:,30 o'clock C o H iit v well as the other picture, the book and Park Oammiaslon vlalled the a Sheriffg him. He la being held on an open under constant police guard and Rockville Court of C'omnioa l*Ieaa at the home of Mrs. Ida Weber, of which your mother or dad may Inatailed by Mi*. John C. RelUy campsite with membera of the charge, Lynch said. , his home at 69 Downs avenue has The following caaes are as­ Girl have read and enjoyed. of Chaplin followed: Mr. and Mrs. Darieii Man fleeting la Windsor camp committee and made sug­ KiiflorBc Alien Corporation Coimsel Wise was been guarded 24 hours a day. signed for the Wednesday session Tlic annual meeting of Sabra I always wear my green and gestions for further ttevelopment itk.Coventry Robert Wanagel, co-vlce presi- of the Court of Common Picas summoned to take part in the Trumbull Chapter. D.A.R., will be Scout brown uniform, but you t>e sure to of the ramp. He suggested that a denU; Janiea T. Laidiaw, record­ Reports Made with Judge Philip J. Sullivan pre­ W eddings Being H eld questioning of Kandetzki. Wise held on Wednesday aft et noon at 2 wear your Scout or Binwirte one spot l)e cleared for a parking lot Hartiord, May 9 OP) The ith ’s ing eecreUry; Mrs. James Martin, 2 Arrests Here siding: I0;30ts. m., Holyoke Mu­ .and help to make this a rest get- Hartford County Sheriffs Assocla- corresponding secretary; Horace has been unable to identify any o'cliK'k aj„ the Oliver Kllswoith News at the northern end of the proper- of the several personq . already tual Fire. Insurance Company vs. together o f Maiwheater Scouts and : Him liss endorsed Former Mayor 8. Scruton, treasurer. By Inspector Homestead in Windsor. The offi­ l.v. questioned as the man who told Clyde A. Prescott: George G. Irish cers. with Mrs. Clarence Finley their parents. i Kdward N. Allen of Hartford for OstaidttM « ( 'Trao|> Prank O. Avery, principal of the Aceto-Weir On Drunk Charge vs. Richard Scully; James J. Lynch Police Qucfition Unern* the lawyer outside of his office as chairman, arc la charge of the You probably won't see me, hut Senior Troop One la planning to the Kcpiilillcaii iiiimination for FOR public schools, will be speaker. Foraythia and palms formed the of al vs. Moreland J. Lord et al: , (^'amp Merri-Wood DT, 'lUlhlit Post votad last week, "You have only 24 arrangements. I'll be picking nut my friends by .lold another of its popular Inter­ lleiiteiiaiil governor. The school curriculum will be dis­ setting at the Methodist church In ployed Toolmaker Re­ William H. Hunt. 41. of Wllll- Rockville Council RW St. Paul Fire A Marine Insurance I High Sheriff James H K.llaworth, ttf AoMpt tka OlTw ** Alaaaon B. hours to live.” Company vs. George L. Schofield 1 . Siinmioned To .\ppcar their uniforms, and their patents national suppei.s on Saturday. Msv cussed. East Glastonbury Saturday after­ Runs A fter Making Threat mantlc, and William Le\vle of 176 \e^UH €e Dear Seout.s. csndldate f ir re-election, said. In ■ tt flJ t , Jts, 0« ‘* « y » P Otto « « About 160 friends and members garding Threalfi ceivcfi Data on Build­ et al. Frank S. - Loinbsrdu. 18. of Old by their happy faces at Ireing able •JO, at 6 30 in Wmidruff Hall at WcstinDliousu noon at 2 o’clock for the wedding A fter making the threat the Spruce street, will be presented in I've asked Mother Nature to ar­ announcing the emluT.senient. that ‘ 1 ^ ^ ia North Oov* of Second Congregational church lW d .r u N .lK tlU C At the Court of Common Pleas i Post road. Tolland, has boon or­ to do things together. Center cliurcli Disne Richmond, man ran from the building. Mrs. Town Court tomorrow morning on ing During Month range some warm, sunny days for Allen "is very definitely a vmten-1 Friday evening attended an Infor­ of MIsa Dorothy Elizabeth Weir, S9NMI8 fTM tr held this morning all cases which dered to appear at the ses.slon ot Get your friends to see the same daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph 'I erm . a^kji ta*Aoo«t cainpinff actMUaa Stamford, May 9—(/T>— Detec­ Wise also received.two telephone intoxication charges. An additional you girls t<* make those trips to Hal wlimei for the Repiibllrsn | mal reception in honor of Rev. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leverelt have been pending In the court for | the Roclcville City Court, Mondav show. It will be there Wednesday, Richmond oL— 14 Pioneer Circle, fiom BO«r Oh. tive Capt. William J. Lynch said calls from the man. The aeoond count of attempted theft has been RMnCHim*...FNOnt 9269 camp. I 8i)0ke alHuit last week. party. " Allen tins not yet annoiinc- , Reginald A. Merrlfled and his fam­ Rockville, May fa-l8peclal) — more than two years, that had Thursday. Friday and • Saturday has been elected chairman of the Tba local ScouU wlU continue A. Weir of Manchester road. East time he called the man told Mrs. lodged against Hunt. ed his csiiAldscy for the nominn- , today that a 45-year-oId Darien not had a written request for their : ' « ;r ,s' r / all four days at regular prices. supper wmmIUee. Other members Hon. I tc uaa the Camp Kaene aita ot ily. Walter S. Haven was toast­ Glastonbury; to Paul John Aceto, Wise, "He’s going to get a dose-l Police reported one minor auto­ Building Inspector Roland Usher master. Principal speaker was man was being questioned in con­ continuance, were discontinued. I driver of an auto which crashed , " ’ V P '*""' Grr-unip, |of the troop will assist her In plan- , a Wangumbaug for activities, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Aceto, of lead for dessert." ' mobile accident yeeterday. Drivers reported at the meeting of the A. J. Kaufmann of Kennedy In Concert I through a fence on West .street I " frogs love the rain, so That’s Daniel |ning S lid preparing fooil from AUTO GlJiSS ilorcr Post has adopted a camp of 591 Hilliard street. , The dou­ nection with threats made against Telephoned threats against the involved were Ernest W. Olson, 42, Sunday afternoon ! weather never bothers me, hut the S ^ o o l of Missions in Hartford, General Drafting Common Council Monday evening Ronald Burke, local pianist and : many dlffcirnt countries. in Aahford offared by Poet ble ring ceremony was performed the life of Corporation Counsel lawyer's life were als6 made to of 23 Lakevlew drive. South Coven­ Praetlee Session '"jy pl«ns " ter> Mothers 4 liih ■ Invited me for s ride on hts .'\rlliiir Drug Sloros During the educational trip of there. Helen Jordan rendered a with a modified aquare neckline, Hale street extension, Hammond plored the entire campsite, com­ lained from nny member of the .self up voluntarily when he rected.” and was strurk from the rear by Later in the month Mo Burke will The Kveiy Mother's Club will uack, last \teek: I gladly went—its t mop. pile of the class of i950 of Rob 'trumpet solo ditrlng the evening pearl trim, long tight sleeves form­ GORDON McBRIDE street. Fern street and Bellevue mented on the improved appear­ ing a point over the hand, fitted learned police wished to question Meanwhile Wise has been kept the Olson vehicle. give the first performance of meet this evening st the home of i)ring not 1»h» far from home, and srISion school today in New | program which opened with a pot- avenue. "Three Inventions" for piano by a Airs, frank Bnsher of Cheatnut „m i ,n the hi-ook. However, it did ance of the cabin since ft has been Tork City, the 5S pupils and their | juch supper bodice and a circular skirt, with a 158 Autumn Street The council voted that an urd- painted by members , of the L'ons .Si'M'.oi leadei s u ill bold n nieet- fishtail detail In the buck extend­ young American compo.ser,' John | •street. ^ much good I im- IM.OWINrt A M ) adult chaperones were guests of -Showlng of Spring Flowers" nance be pas.sed repealing the Kabalo, and the first performance ' f onfer mediately thought of stimewhere Club and enjoyed the novelty of mg next week Tuesday al eight ing into a sweeping train. Her Tel. 5380 c 9.543 rude T. Guilford, teacher. ^ ...... house of the Elllngton-Vernon ' .Anderson, tenor, who was licard lowcrafl degree wilt be conferred. beroni ng .Senior .Srouts. quered b\ the Viking king Harald Venetian Rllnda Prelimlnarv plans of the pt<> tonbury. to be Girl Scout Family Night st Or ? - iin .Fiirnll^u* .ro|ta Local pupils at Windham High I ‘addition to Robertson- - '•-‘-oolSchool Mis.s Ruby Weir of East Gla.ston- Farmer's Exchange’. Anotlior in a recital at the Hartt School. That same afternoon also s for­ Hie Fairliairi'd. the Stale Thentei, rigiil here in School listed for competition In * pgpptpd to State Department of bury was maid of honor for her ordnance was read which con­ Many favorable comments wore sister. Her gown of white frosted cerned the installation of lelcvi- heard following the two piano ai- New Haven W ldo« Dies klanrhester. Fidin 6;45 to 9 sUte-wlde Latin contest at Hart- Jj^pcation have been approved by o'clock we will be shown one of ford PubUc High School Saturday returned to school build- marquisette over mint green taffe­ .sion sets and outside equipment. langemcnt pre.sonled laat evening. ta was iiiado with cape sleeves, full New Haven, Alav 9 i.V. - Mrs. the finest movies especially for will be the following: Ellin Down­ The members of the council agreed \\omen of the Moose Ing committee with several sug­ skirt and matching sash. She wore W n m iw & m S S S Blanche Wiley Mabee. 71, widow | Scouts, '^Vomcn of Tomorow," ing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. gestions on improvement of the FREE tliat all installation should agree A meeting of th'e Women of the a tulle hat of mint green with of the late George W. Mabee. one-, plus an added attrsrtion. "Cheaper Kenneth A. Downing, an sltematc with the Electrical Code, but there Moose will tn* held thks evening at multi-purpose unit for both class­ open crown, and carried a shower time president and Ixiard chairman | by the Dozen." The full-length / la Latin 1; Leatrice Frankland. room and community use. was some question as the various ' 8^ o’clock at the Moose Clu^ beuquet of spring llowers. a# Alliance types that should require permits. class ' of ' new candidates " will be ini­ of the National Folding Box com- scoiil picture, fllmeil largely in daughter of Mr. and Mrs- SUnley Both the committee and the lo­ $34 pany, died yesterday at her Edge-, n> w Bedford. Maaa„ also has some Bridesmaids were Mrs. .Tullus Action on the ordnance wa.s tabled tiated at the meeting. Frankland, an alternate In Latin cal board of education Friday night Llngncs, .Ir.. and Miss Hetty Weir, Antenna Motor hill road home her. She was a ns-1 ramp scenes from Pennsylvania, H ; Donna Rlsley. daughter of Mr. for two weeks for further investi­ .Annlvenary Tonlglit voted to accept all but one of sisters of the bride, both of East With Every Janiea W. Milne Camp, United live of Catakill, N. Y „ but had liv­ and Mrs. Donald Rlsley, in Latin the recommendations of the stale Glastonbury. T h ey wore lilac gation. ed here since her marriage In 1940. A petition was received signed .Spanish War Veterans, and Ellen ! m . department and have Inatrueted gowns similar to the one worn by Television Set Sold j U. Berry Auxiliary will meet this i She was a former vice president Mm. L James Loyzlm. Jr., Guil­ by about thirty residents of South the architect to proceed with final the maid of honor, with matching 1 of the Boston Terrier club of •street asking for new sewers in evening at 8 o'clock at the G. A. R. i ford WhlU, Mm. Frederick G. Bls- plans and specifications incorporat­ picture hats, and carried showei, ( P I I C C ' C r a d i o a n d ' hall. The 38th anniversary of th e, America. Surviving Is a daughter, aell. Mm. David J. McCTellan, Mrs 'w »■ I r r d TELEVISION tliat section, as there has been ing the accepted guggestlon.s. bouquets of spring flowers. Auxiliary will be ob.aerved with aj Mrs. Eleanor Mabee of this city. FREE Tbeunes-T. Cooper, Mrs. Wilfred tn.3 Hartford Road considerable building there. There Funeral services are scheduled for The suggestion turned down per­ Jo.s.cph raluzzl was best man. j social to follow the business ses- ; HIU and Mm. Horace H. Harding Car. McKi-e St. was a diacus-sion as to whether or Wednesday with burial at Sara­ tained to making the multi-pur­ Ushers Inchldcd Ernest Weir, I Sion. j were volunteer helpem with Rob- brother of the bride, and Paul Ilil- TEL. 2-I.S04 not all of the hou.xes were located i Banquet Tonight toga Springs, N. Y, 34.95 .Alliance artaon School lunch program last pose unit mubh larger for com­ in the city limits, and the petition $ I M I t e r munity use and was not accepted derhranrt. ; The Second Annual Men's Club HTCCfc« Mrs. Weir was attired in a mivv was referred to the Health com­ ' banquet of the Rockville Baptist : Antenna Motor for reasons as stated by the build­ Nathan Hale Community Center blue silk crepe gown with pink m ■ mittee for Inve.stigation, church will be held this evening In With Every ing committee, that funds avail­ I association set-back party prize cessorles, and the mother ol tlu' EA.STEHN STAR Alderman Harry Ertel reported the vestry at 6:30 ,i. ri C. Stan- Television Set Sold winners Wednesday night there able prevent the adoption of this bridegroom chose a navy blue gown that the city now has an ordnance , t,,n Gallup, president of the Con- follow: Women’s 1st, Mm. J suggestion. The proposed size of With white accessories. The mother in effect which governs the side nectient State Council, will Iw the 40x60’ plus a 20’x40' stage of this /'VI IE C 'C r a d i o a n d Brown; 2nd, Mrs. Raymond Camp­ of the brido wore a corsage of pink Whist wall: displays of merchants, mak­ speaker. Reginald Kent. Arthur V a t i r r J TELEVISION bell; 3rd, Mrs. Eugene Latimer. unit win still seat considerably ing it necessary for a merchant to ro.ses and the mother of the bndo- Edwards and Rev. Adolph Johnson 46.4 Hartford Road Men's 1st, Raymond Campbell more people than any J>^her fleet- | gmo^i one of rod roses. Reminder! Pairrt .xecure a permit for such a display. y u y 1 2 have been in charge of tickets. 4'or. McKee St. Jnd, Thomas Dunnack; 3rd, Law­ ing place now available in the | Bouquets of mixed spring flow­ This was brought out In connection Past President* town, the committee reports. TEL. 2-4304 rence C. Latimer. Specials, Ralph ers were the decorations at the T e i i i n l e Your Screens with the request of The Grotto on The Pa.st Presidents of the Biir- V. Reynolds and Oscar Miller. The next meeting will be called Italian-Amerlcan Club where a re­ by the architect, if in drawing up ception for about 300 guests was A total of 72 per cent of taxes 8 |>. 111. Preserve their usefulness! Oft the current rate book 1M9 list final plans he runs across any de­ held after the ceremony. Keep them free of rust and due April 1, 1960, or 3132,863.61 tails he wants clarification on. He When the couple left on a South­ Variely Dessert CHOICE WASHABLE FROCKS FOR SUMMER COMFORT with abatements, have been col­ will submit to the school building ern motor trip the bride wore for shoo annoying insects away lected as of May 1. This repre­ committee by Wednesday a re­ traveling a Beige suit with cocoa Donation .'lOc with a fresh paint job. sents payments, Including partial vised sketch, incorimratlng ac- brown topper, green accessories We’ve just the paints to do paymei ts against bills rendered, eepted suggestions, for forwarding and an orchid corsage. After May I’ uhlic Invited received from 76 per cent of the to the state department. 25th Mr. and Mrs. Aceto will make it with. Come see us today. taxpayers or 2,401 persons. Records at Town Clerk's Off lee The 1951 Kaiser is here! show no unpaid taxes outstanding ' Call 4148 prior to the 1947 list. .JL ’ The over-all total on the books which became doe April 1 amounts to $170,659.39. There are 3,307 Jaxpayem' names on this list of / 1946-40. ■ 3$t UtlAWSt ■ 'ju u e t m m - Balance unpaid on 1947-48 list amounts to $3,441.58 s« of May 1, Americas newest car! according to records. ' TOOLS The sum of $241.75 was turned over by MIsa Annie Wellwood. Chi-Namel Paints and town chairman, on Saturday as Varnishes town contributions toward the Easter Seal campaign which bene­ Electrical Appliances fits crippled adults and children. Youngstown The third lesson In slip-cover making sponsored by Nathan Hale Kitchen Equipment I America^ most glamorous car: Community Center Association un­ Housewares der Instruction of Miss Cora H. Webb, Tolland County Home Dem Coal- Lumber, Building onstration Agent, will be held to­ Materials, Fuel Oils day from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. in the auditorium. ' / Euture Homemakers of Coven­ * try 4-H Club of Pine Lake Shores Triumph o f met today after school at the Anatomic Design home of Mrs. Leslie K. Rich­ ardson, leader. Mrs. Stephen A-' " Zachea Is co-leader. Dresaea and A needle cases will be worked on S M £ / Big-So Good—So Beautiful! then. Joan Upton has beep elected president of the 4-H Mix Masters America's Fdyorifa Toiletries! boya and girls cooking club un­ der leadeiahlp of Mrs. Robert Cloverden In South Coventry. Other .officers elected Thursday following school at Mrs. Clover- den's home follows: Vice presi­ dent, Curtis Schlegel; secretary, Harriet Thiem: treasurer, Mary COLGATE Miilticulored AVoven Lhu>n-like Spun Rayon Ann Moreau; reporter, Kay Han- DENTAL CREAM C'heckpd (iinzham Ulas.sic l-ines aen. Next week the group has .‘18 to II planned to make escallop potato. 25c, 43C and 59c Half Sizes 1 6 to 21'i Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Littell ~ will be installed as co-presidents 10.98 12.98 of local PTA during a meeting Wednesday night at Robertaon 77ie 1951 Kaisrr Del.uxe 4doer Sedan ...one of 6 body stylet achooL ' Other officers to also be HALO SHAMPOO and 12 models. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1950 MANUHesriCR BVKMNU HERALD. MANrWESTF.R. CONN.. TUESDAY. MAY 9, 1950

muniUona plants opsrated by pri­ of avoiding the lasua for a weak- James 8. Mclnemey haa said that urer, and James Mattes, organisa­ High Tribuitai vate companiaa under oost-plus- UN Session A definite stand by India In fa­ to convict a person of a violation tion director, of the United Elec­ krid0ay flMd-fSe contracts sre sntiUed to vor of moating the problem im­ would require proof that he was a trical Workers, which has been TRUSS m riNG Russia Quits mediately mhy be a weatbervane Communist or supporter of violent expelled by the CIO on grounds of Upholds Oath coverage under the Federal wsgs- By AHRON Ufadoated Bsperta hour law. The ruling ctoara the for other Asian nationa who watch action against tte U. S. govern­ RM domination. The House Un- PlansGiven army for borne wartime workers to lOaatlMiiMl fmai rage One) Prime Minister Jawaharlal Neh­ ment on the exact date he took American Activities committee Also Abdominal Miipporta. fflaa- (CanUnned tram Page One) push overtime pay claims that ru's country closely. the oath. has accused Ehnspsk and Matlea lie Hosiery, and all fvpra ol «or- might total some |2.'i0,000,000. China challenged that ruling The United Kingdom, The Neth­ Lsephole Been la Law of being Oommunlstk ■teal apallaacea. Private Flt- 824-128 MAIN ST. TEI. 5161, MANCHESTER He aald that uadar Vinaon's rea- erlands and possibly the common­ Thns aome authorities think the Max Porlow, secretary-treasurer ^ a i d , to iBe Mar* 2. A Michigan law, which pro- and was supported again by the of the United Furniture Workers, Hng Room. aonlng affiliation with any other hibiU any strike unless a majority United Kingdom. wealth natioha are expected to ab­ law haa a loophole—that * union 4ud, Norria, Stall Chief political party could be proscribed. stain on the direct issue and ,the leader who was a Red yesterday siso threatened with. CIO expul­ of the ooIlecUve bargaining unit It took the delegatee a full half sion. Perlow announce he had re­ Quinn'fi Pliurmary Inack conceded that neither of the haa given its okay, la in\’slid be­ final showdown may be close, could renounce Communism t<^ O f dM Animal Parade majw political partiaa was likely hour to realise that the roil call »1th the Chinese Communists hav­ day, take the oath, and then go signed from the Cbmmunist party cause it conflicts with the national vote waa on whether to uphold or but wasn't firing up its princi- to ‘turn thia weapon on the Taft-Hartley acL ing their first good chance to un­ back to being a Cbmmunist again WUUWI A. ItecPBMlil ot 16S' other." * reject the chair'a ruling. Only seat the Nationalists on a United tomorrow. • ples. '8. Washington state may ban Burma and India voted to uphold OMitor alawt. put oHamuuter of While the court divided five to Nations committee. But Taft said it is "bunk, abso­ on# oa the issue of requiring union .picketing _ designed _ to compel an the chair. ' As Nemtchlna departed he an­ P Owiata-Omnoa-Quoy Foit 101, lute nonsense" for the Justice de­ ofticlgla to Bwear they are not^ employer to force his workers into Voting against the chair'a ruling nounced the Sovleta were not rec­ partment to argue it la hindered Adams to Speak TT«»y LogloB. waa apiMtatod Communists, it spilt three to three' Joining a tmion. were Australia. China, France, ognising aa legal anyy actions of In court procedures. j in upholding a second part of the 4. Washington state also may FUEL OIL monSMl of tha Mamorlal Dor P** The Netherlands, New Zealand. this committee. He declined to "The only difficulty Is in getting oath provision. prohibit picketing for the purpose Thailand, the United Kingdom and comment when asked if he would On Decorations roOa at a matUBf of the Parma* Pros-iaiaiis of Section the evidence," Taft aald. "They naat llaoMrial Dor committee held of inducing used car dealers to ob­ the United States. All have voting return next week for the sixth have the FBI for thaL They were That section requires a union serve certain closing hours. regular oession of the RCAFE. laat iilfht at the Municipal build- official to swear he "does not be­ lights in the major session sched­ successful, an right, in proving 11 5. California has the power to uled next week. A. James Adams, interior deco-: \ lieve in" any organlaatlon advo­ people were Communists in New iBff. prevent picketing which sought to Pakistan and the Philippines ab­ York.” rator at Watkins Brothers, will Appointed chief of itafT waa cating fordWe overthrow of the Trouble Claim govemmenL force a grocer to hire more Negro stained. The National Labor Relations address three classes of the Home | Charka H. Norria, 53 Hamlin Justicea Jackson and Frank­ clerks. Associate members voting I hoard has asked the Justice de­ Bbonomics Department at the; University of Connecticut tomor­ RANGE OIL. COAL. atroat furter Joined Black in contending The justices also refused to rule against the clialr were Cambodia, Viewed Buuk partment to look Into oaths taken COKE Principal apeaker for the exer- that part is unconstitutional. But at thia time on validity of motion Hong Kong, Laos, Malaya, British by leaders of al least five left- row morning at 9 o'clock. He has daea at Center Park wUI be Ar- Vinsoh’a opinion aaid; picture censorship by cities and Bsmeo and Vietnam. The asso­ (Contlnaed frerti Page One) wing unions. Taft aald there are been asked to talk about the thim Oonnell, prominent Mlddle- •‘Congreaa might well find that states. Such censorship was at­ ciate members will not have a vote 28 cases. American Institute of Decorators tomi buBinaaeman and paat atate such persons -those who believe tacked by United Artists Corp., at the meeting next week. say he never has been a Commun­ Among the Indlvtduaia whose telling how and why it originated. Dial 5135 DEEP-CUI ooaiinaBder of the American Le* that the present form of the gov­ and Hal Roach Studios. Inc., in an Indonesia, an associate member, ist, or that he hasn't been one for oaths are under study are: Its alms and obJecU, and how gtan. Oonncn ie eer>' much in de­ ernment of the United State# appeal from an action by the Mem­ abstained. a certain number of years." Harry Bridges, head of the CIO members are admitted. mand aa a apeaker and Manchester should be changed by force or phis. Tenn., City Board of Censors. Ceylon, Nepal, and Korea were The Justice department has Long^oremen's union, who waa Mr. Adams is attending a meet­ MORIARTY Ja. fortunate in .aecurlnp him for other Illegal methods would car­ The Memphis board refused to ap- not represented. taken the position that It is ham­ convicted April 4 of having lied ing of the Institute's New Eng­ tha local observance. Mrs. Fred- ry that objective into their con­ piwe a picture entitled "Curley” Alignment Not SIgnlAcaInt pered in prosecutions because the about Communist connections in land Chapter tonight at the Win­ crtek R. Manninc of 47 Maple duct of union affairs by railing po- because It shows Negro and white The vote alignment was not ea- non-Communist oath is in present order to obtain American cltlsen- chester Country Club, Winchester. BROTHERS atreet la chairman of the commit­ lllical atrikes designed to weaken children playing together and us­ (lerlally significant. It waa tense. shlp. Mass., of which he is chairman of tee that contacted Connell, and re- and divide the American people, ing the same school room. view by many as simply a means Assistant Attorney General Julius Emspak, secretary-treas­ Uie membership committee. • calved conllrmatlon of Ma accept­ whether they consider actual over­ cno LESS THAN THE ance tMa momlna. throw of the government to be W ’T? rri'Pl Memorial Da/ thia year falla' near or distant.” ? b ICE Of PAINT AlON^ on Tuesday. On the preceding Attacked By Unipns Sundry. May 28, serrlcea will be The oath provision was attacked ^ .. . held at the Soutlj Methodist by the CIO United Steel Workers ■' church, it Mfss reported laat night. of America and the CIO American Wards Famous Vigorest Inherspring Mattress Reduced: Three bands have already been Communications Association. Offi­ aecui^ for the parade, the com­ cers of both unions have filed non- mittee sCaa toM, and there is a Communlst oaths, hut pressed ' 1 GAL SUPER HOUSE PAINT po^biUty that another will parti­ their fight agsinst what they called cipate. Flags for the affair have the “ Illegal requirement.” been ordered. In another spilt decision the 1 QUART PURE TURPENTINE Marshal MacDonald was bom in high tribunal affirmed contempt- Hamilton, Maas., and came here in r,f-Congress convictions of Miss 4.59 COMBINATION VALCE IMO. He is employed at Pratt A Helen R. Bryan and Mrs. Ernestl- • 312 resilient Premier Wire coils Whitney Aircraft Corp. na O. Flelschman. They got three He anlUted In the Navy in 1942 months in Jail and $500 fines each • S«g-rasisling pre-buill borJsr and took part In the invasion of for failing to produce before the V North Africa. Later he waa as- Houae Committee on Un-American • Attractive cotten Damask ticking .f': Activities subpoenaed recorMa of On romto^ 10% Down, Blfncd duty In Virginia and while SoItt-prlMd cpttiMtt- there suffered the loss of his left the Joint Anti-Fascist Refuge • Matching 80 Call Box Spring 34.88 RIO. 42c ALUMINUM WALL T ill leg. He waa commander of the committee. The vote » ’as five to SAVI iXTRA DOLLARSI 16“ MOWiR otien offar sovps two. \ local American Legion PoM In Long famous for comfort . . . now even better! "Flexolotor" [insolertion over 312 roi'iiiont Volua-poeked quality at BIG sole sav­ For beautiful, lasting, eosy-le-clean 1P47-48. Ruling in a series of labor caaea, yaw ntpra Mig ii •va rl Premier Wire coils prevents coil feel. Ccrc.'ully loilored pre-buiH border for adgo-to-edge ings I luilt (o give many summers of 1 5 4 7 kitchen, bathroom wollsl Unaffected V MacDonald waa married In Sep­ the JusUeea also held: I.S. BUYS BOTH! tember of 1M2 to the former Miaa 1. Workers in government comfort. Allroctive Rose orrd While florcl-pcllcm lickine! Save during ttm solol peak performance. Steel blades adjust by moisture. Finish permanently baked ) PVancea Atkinaon of this town. for % -1'A * cut. Enclosed gears. on. Easy to install. Choke of colorl m termi The couple have a flve-year-old • Reg. 79.90 Vig-O-ResI Mattress and Matching Bex S p rin g ...... 64.88 ■on, Wniiam. left petattl leit buyl For ether famous-name brands yout 180 COIL INNERSRRING 19.95 DOURLI DECK l^flJt Ever Hear Tell? 1 9 8 8 pay ever $1 asere for point olonel "Super" b extra white, L tgB l Notices MATTRESS RIO. 33.95 PLATFORM SPRING I O ** T A N fc n a Perfect support for your innerspringl VO latd telf-cleoning . . , your house stays white-looking for eCBTHTCATE OP M1ITTED never did let Here's real innerspring comfcrl ot a low PABTHCBSRIP th e grass prical Felted cotton podding (or extra Wire coils with Helical suspended top. yeorsl “Super” k extra tough) resists chipping, crockingt grow under sleeping comfort . . , woven stripe (irking! • Reg. 1.39 oil Hen Feather Pillows . .1.00 L lbs sa4srslfsi4 baiox desiroas of their feet. d CHECK THESE, TOO! peeling . . . you won’t hove to paint again for yeorsl R's fSnntag a liaiHad partaarabip In Some of ■maasMS Utto XLin. Chapter Ul. eosy Ie opplyl Try “Super” NOW, while saving h greotesH IP * tvristea «€ tbs OeaeTal fiututas those hard- mt CifsittliiBt aatberising their fema- driving sea REG. .'>9.95 M.4PLE AR.M 8.19 MEDICINE CABINET tlea. da bemby bMke end eerersllr captains J v . Mm* the Mlewtac esrttfieeta tor that even pad­ SOFA BED SALE PRICED White-enameled eteel. Mirror. 3 shelves 21.93 APTIR S A lll 5 goL ” Sufwr», 1 9 7 7 1 gol. Iwrpeniine...... 50TH P05 *'tS b e aasM aader wbleh the paitaet- locked their ridplsta ba esadasted U The Keaasdy topsail hal- tis s c :; ; rards to prevent the sails being 5488 On Terms, 10*:r Down, ff'. SCREEN ENAMEL SPECIAL! g'^Sr*oeaanl aatare of the basisese «ken In while they were asleep. Balance Monthly ta ba tvsaaMtod la the eperatloa s( the In spray can! Does 6 acreens fasti Black Aster TtrTl-r u n Kala ptrsat. Bast Wb«B peeple have gBaiptfon \ fine, sturdy double-duty sofie bed. Opens BEST FOR PORCHES, STAIRS, TOOl ■SriteHL Cbaasetlent, far tha predtie- aaff drive, sasli aa taday's tlea and peasentstloa of stags playa Taakees have, yea’ll find I. to a comfortable innerspring bed in 4L lbs pttaelpU pteee of boelneas of 11.95 LIGHTUT5ir,HT TUBULAR r \ r \ " T Now ol lowest sole price in yeorsl Finest deilcieBB, iaezpeasive ' econds. without mo\-ing away from wall. tbs psitaieshlp to ta be located at the frBMLBVs sPBABMDrr end is. STEEL WHEELBARROW Semi-pnvu- y y A Aster '- Asstar. U7b Maia street. Kaat quolityl Specioliy mode to withstood heo- apt to be pepolar with Serricenble "plaid” upholstery. Klln-drled- malic lire...... teeeeuueo ^ vieit froffle, worst weather! Easy-to-use. jantr^ partner hardwood frames! Is Bsrsid J. ffsaaity, wbass ptaM of Dries hard evemightl 6 beoulifui ooionl tasldssn to UU Mala oliaet. Bast THKRTB A GOOD REASON ./ Reg. 1.12 Bartterd. Oennaetteat. (or tblA Hie pleasant give-and- y 4.85 NON-METALLIC CABLE 4 2 4 Gel yours, now, sovel A Oaly tba gaaarU partner shall ba take of the chewing and. lively, 2, Type "T” insulation. UL approved 100-ft. * aatbeeteed to tranBeet the partnerihip full-bodied Wrlgley's Spearmint 5-PC. CABINIT OUTFIT RIDUCfD baateeaa and alga tha firm aanw. flavor fit right into today’s tempo. REGULAR 3.95 GALLON...... sodosad to. 7. The atones of ths limited partners and tlMlr pisiia of rasideaes are as Tried any recently? Sovo igs to 30% over nal'ionally- . fsOoaai odvoitisod sets. 42' steel cabinet A L /m 1.98 COPPER PORCH LANTERN | Q 7 ytsaosa Wndbiss. IN Holland Luia. Big saringsl Ribbed shade; brass trim holder Bast Barilerd. Oeaa. sink, two 24' base cab’mets,*twp Bdnard R Stavaas, Si Blrchvood .A. M w a n r i 24' wall cobineb, fittings. mearWy « termf Bead. Baat BartforC Conn. I lasiteta fiavla, 14 PoltoB Piece. West r ; ' e * 8.19 CH^ME KITCHEN LIGHT Bsrtfard. Conn. ■slip Feet. U Puller arenae. But A" 8R0w*whiU ohade with crystal louvers...... Bsittoed. Osen. Man FHsdSMB, UU Albany srenne, ENJOY OAIEV—Totfes so 0 — d nsrtfsrd' rsns lasts to lon g—Costs so Ufth e- i-s a. I Past delnbaats, 1H Bumstde svaaat. I I I III I ToiCGLE SWITCH REDUCED! , Bast Bsrtfsed oom* Bapmotel MUtar. tdt Pbrbes street *T*'' ratdd . . . hearieat contact#! UL apfiroved. PRICE SLASHED ON ,,, Beat Baitfiwd. Oenn. Lsariaia Bl Ohnoa, UU Kela street 111 BisI BtfftItHL CoAtta BEAUTIFUL 3 -P lE « OUTFIT! JaoMa D. Mtrablla. M numetda ^ DUPLEX RECEPTACLE REDUCED! naa. Bast Bartford. Cobb. * Trilttaai Kaatarrs, SO Walter Place. •T ” slot* . . , strong contocts. UL approved. Baat Hartford. Oonn. S A Tbs putnerablp trill commcoee oa March U. IMA REG. I45JO TOP QUALITY A The partaershlp nrlll terminate on REG. 5.45 DURASTAN BROADLOOM 3.39 PLASTIC HOSE, 25 FT. Jane A USA lA The OBKont of cash contributed Guanuteed A yra.! # 30*. Reg. .V6S. . SET NOW AT BIO SAVINGSI aad actually paiC in as af Uerch Si. UOO by each limited partner listed in REG. 59c NULAStIC RUG CUSHION PsragTLph 7, to fire hundred dollars <|800.(n). , $ '> REG. 10c BEST NAILS ( U. Tfce aaiount of eaab contributed 0 K .': M>% down— and aetaaliy paid la aa of Uerch si. 8 to 20 Penny sixes! e 9.00 Keg. Now S.OO...... Ib.' U6b by. Cm general partner la two A 6.04 balance on tbouaaad doUm t$S00O.O0). VALUE menlhly lermsi UL la the event of dseU> of the gen- 12tk wte etal partner the partnership shall eon- l2 5 REG. 89c GRASS SHEARS tlnns until sueb thns as lu aSalra and Snias bssiassa-ors- properly vound up end BOTH Sg. rd. Tough steel bisdfs trim grass quickly, eastlyl 134 Ms aassts dtotrlbuted and contributed FOR ONLY copltsl rstamaC. For thia purpose Heovy, solid 5-foot cesl-iron tub built low and flat for your JolM Bnase of UU Main street Beat t.4 9 INSTANT START FtUORISCINT comfort and safety— 6-inch wide ledge-seat for convenience. ,RartisrA Conn., to designated mana­ 1.98 TWO-ARM SPRINKLER ger and s such to sutboriaed to dto- 9x12 rwg ennipivto > I $ 7.06 cushion, | 69.55 vohio. 62.50 No flkkar. . . no woitingl Throws cheer­ Covers 40' dtam. Fits standard sixe hose...... Sturdy cast-iron tovotoiy with 4-'sKh high bock-splosh. Tub and * burse partncrsblp funds in cash or by 9x15 rttg cnniplato > I $ S.I5 cushion, $ R7.60 wsdsM. 7DJB ful light instantly at flick of o switch. aigaiag ebetbe In tha partnership seine •Jr-'' t M levBtory covered with smooth porcelain-enaauL StfildEM viiMP or la any other btonaer nereeeery. But 9x1t rwD cansplato t I $10i62 cushion, $105.12 voluu. 94.50 Glaoffl'ing chrome, sparkling ornament. la say asast the partnership srill MMSurUA REG. 1.98 STEEL CABINET ous china closet, complete with seatf larmliiata e« June A IMA 12x12 rstf cantpisle < I $ 9.44 cushion, $ 95.44 voluu. 54.00 9 Reg. 6.98 Two-light Fluereseenf.S.88 * tM WITWBM WBXItCOP va hare For small psrU. Compact! Stack 4 or S high. bsievtth ist our hands and aeola this 12x15 rug comptoto' I $11.50 cuthiun, $116.50 Utoluu. lOSdM ,, 71b day of AprU. USA 12x1R rug comptoto' I $14.15 cusMon, $140.16 vohio. 1264M) SUJtOLD J. SCBNinCOT. General Partner. It PItANCU ROPniAir. The new Knotty Pine Nowl And only during the May Sole—get o tug cushion without o cent Uaaltsd Partner. BDWAItO B. STBVBWA o f eatro cost—wNh opsry purehos# of Oufoston bnpertad weoIpBc SALE! Uisltsd Partner. Woodgrained IfiASOBB BAPIN. broadioeml Cheosa from our nowost pottorm—frosh Rorob, ima^ WARDOiEUM 50, UaUted Partner. damasks, hondsomo toof dosignsi Order any sIm you nood—and onjoy % BABBS P06T. UaUted Partner. the "extra bonus” of our now, rubbor surfaced Nufosllc rug cushioni f r o i u MAX PBUCDMAN. . Cut GET EXTRA-BIG SAVINGS ON Utottsd Partner. SHEETROCK 9 X I t ft. rugs PAUL a daLABOMTA. Begulariy A78 Utoltad Partner. H a nNpM f 6 | P IM Wi M m I REG. 11.95 LAWSON BROApLOOM BATMOND L. MILLBIt AUTOMATIC ROOFING AND SIDING NOW! 9b 12 ft, Rdg. 141.05, N o w ...... 125,25 lAWBBMCB B. MMON. •Mu” WARD ILICTRIC Updtod Partner. .Ireproof, low in cost.a. 9k 15 fk. Rog. 175.25, N o w ...... 156.50 8 A I ft. wMths IK 'I.. - JAMBi IX tofanti.iB f,;' - , . ' ___ UtoMad Fwtacr. 12b 1S fiv Rog. 155.00, N o w ...... 167UM Meguiarly 13o ^ w a t I r HIATIRI WUAAAM MASnBBBB. decorates as it builds 3.25 ROLL ROOFING, 90-LB. 12b 15 ft. Rog. A54M>, N ow ...... 205.50 1015 • 9 -r* ’ ' } L seaii tf «sd dtotvered hi tba Ihiek foit b o M , knpregneted eed 0 7 A wporfa btoodlooni now cto-pricod to sovo you doiort por roomi ^ .J e<: o 12 ft. width, Reg. TOe, Now 66e aq. yfL ■ ^ s s ^ ^Ain. BMLBa town ad Bast Bart- 119” oeolfd wRh otpholh resitte eM kieds * ” • Eooturing u ” soilptorud pattoin” . . . today’s lop-foihien Roor oovuringl 88-gal of we other, flrev-Ceromie granule R MTIJtMB, tawa af Bast 00^0^1$ ^ORRg groen or boigol Doop, donso, soft and Save iww on heavy Wordoloum i .. tha best 18 year wamntee airfece keeps eoler for many yvonl Oeuaty ruiWont 100% wool-p8a . . . moro Hion 10700 tufts gor sg. f t . Panwuc- a nirtfee< April grodo of printed enomdl floor covering Cleon, quiet, economicol Laaiber, Coal, Fael Oil for-woor WIton wuovul 9 and 12 ft. w'kMm cut-lo.erder. 1 OMdcl The bast vokie for your money at our -SIAUNOI MOST SCttisSAiUI —koep* plenty hot wa­ Paiat and Hardware fer on topi Gohronised 4.IS ROLL SIDING SLA8HID rogutor low prico . . . now cut-pricod lor ox- ^Sdubboble flol woll point model 0 NEW SPONGE RUBBER RUG CUSHION REG. 1.79 steel tank, wMto-eno- Prwesvo, dr#«-up your homo now PHONE 4148 tea tovingsl Satin-smooth onomol b bokod-on Needs no primer, yet one coot uversi 82« laeled itoet|qdiet. IMck ' Dries vthrefy-soft bi' 4 to 6 houA. at big sovingsl Roffod coiamic- Brand-newl Wonderful, washable, super soft cushloa! 1 E W o hoovy fob basal Rosbts spots ond si^isl flb tr g la if insulation Open 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily Cant buckle,I. slipaUp or mat! 4 A 9 f t wMths. 74. f ^ o l g Oooptantsl 9 3.19 GA1..2.55 I . twrfocgd asphalt — rosisti worst ,> Inchidinir Wed. Afternoon Wipos ctooo without scrvbbingl OAOeo from keeps woter hpf. 2r«l9> menf. m dppegwedi i I..IWse.« . T il Noon OM Saturday -gow Jito, flocolr morbloigasl noltaiiisl ■ ' .-.-tv- : %■ ■ \

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY. MAY 9. I960 PAGE |«XNE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANLHLaiBK. LUNN* lUESDAY, MAY 9, I960 ilG H l Wliai! — lieo m ■ 9 n S • wnravWHAV —- uiv t ie Thanks Exteiidecl Firip on Freighter' one of those radio programs about Baking a Cake to Rlusic blanket of cold, atlll air which BY POPULAR DEMAND " Such a condition calla upon prop­ Arlisls’ Concert adolescents.’’ WHNB - stu ioitav s Kauio wriiA-i«!i.i K-T'. does its work in ailent stealth. IVONSWONa - 1414 toTtUt o n e — IBM For Gift of Club Under*Control KUttdiPStrr erty ownera to maintain a nervpua "The Winslow .Boy ” is the story Marlow* tkFir$t alert. And it whipnawa our Hon­ In the vcfi*** P'ACT. 'I o f Ronnie Winslow, 14, dismissed W4XA; i m Caztera Standard Hina toTUT - ICBU Here Tomorrow from the Royal Naval College at ing authoriUet unmercifully be­ too early for the kind of May The MonchMter Chapter of the New York. May 9 — (4>i — Fire CiirttitH) ^pralli Oabome. England, for allegedly .PEACE ' pumljvhb'd mt ruB frost we St'S going, to have thla IrOO— I 10:80— Ooimecticut Heart Amoclatlon which broke ont aboard the tween the two' forcee. Plana are complete for the first forging a classmate’a name to a WDrtC—strike it Rich. WDRC—PhlUp Marlowe. HfclULD PfUNTINU UU. INC; year. Only the rash and incurable wishes to thank the Women's Club American freighter S. S. Joseph Furniture Sale postal money order. . U Bi«Mll atrMt. So there la the dilemma. U “Artists! Concert” to be given by . CONTENTMENT W TH T—Family Album. W THT—Newspaper of the Air. HaseMatar. Um b . gardeners have, as yet, put them­ The efforts of his father to win WTIU—Backstage Wift. ' W TIC —People Are Funny. " for their generous donation and Lykes at sea was confined to a promiaea to give the Town Plan­ the talented pupils o f• Manchester WILL CONTINUE UN-HL THUMAB rSKUUauN. selves in a vulnerable position. him a fair trial, and the growing weex;—1290 aub. ^ W H A Y —Blue Mirror Trio. amnll area tutd reported under ning CommiBBlon a hot lime to­ High school. The event will take also for their encouragement ruid PTM.. Tmaa.. Oaa'I Uanafar clamor of the English public for , SECURITY WKNB—Newz; Sportz Paradt. 10:44— control today. rouBM« OetoBai 1. inn. The great majority is playing the place at the auditorfiim of the faith in the work of the Assocla* SATURDAY, MAY 13lh night. It will be condemned if it fair plBy, developed into a famous 4:14— W THT— Hall of Fame. Coast Guard headquarters here High School on Wednesday eve­ tlon for the betterment of man­ does and condemned if it doean't. season caTefully. waiting until “ all chapter in British Jurisprudence. w n c — Stella Dallae. I I :00— said tile cutter Hum ^ldt reached PublialMB B»anr ning May 10 at 8 o'clock. Re­ kind. Buoday and Hol'daya. BMaratf at l»a danger" of frost is past. Mrs. Rathbone playa Sir Robert IN YOUR OWN HOME W ON8—Jack Downey’a Muaic News on all atations. the Lykes last night, but no as­ BUY NOW! SAVE! In Buch a aituation, the tempta­ hearsals have been going on in The purposes of the Heart Asso­ {•oat eOtot at MaBcnaatar. Cobb., at It Is only when these cautious Morton, who pleaded the boy's Shop. W H A Y — Moonlight Matinee. sistance was needed. S«coac CtaaB Nail Nallat.______tion is to make a quick, strong de­ each spare period. cause with such effect that the is- ciation are: To work with the souls have committed themselves i . 4:30— 11:10— The humboldt was escxirtlng the cision one way and end the agony, Among those who will psrform lgue nearly brought about a divia- WDRC — New England Note­ family phyiklan for the cure of big freighter back toward Hamp­ . BUBBCRimuN IUTB8 W D R C -W orld Tonight; News. the patient with heart diseases; to to resolve the dilemma definitely to tomato plants, and permlttsd are aingera, pianiats, organtat*. Ion in the House of Commons. book. 11:14— ton Roads, Va.. but planned to re­ ooB Taar * » Na« ...... marimba players, an acco^lonist, aid by public contributions those SO atOBtna By NaH ...... ».«> one way or the other. But even their drat string beans to unfold Barry Truax, son of Ernest Truax W H A Y —Clieater,- the Curioua W TH T—Joe Hasel. turn to its Atlantic weather ata- uaa oMBtii By Nall ...... • U*' trumpet soloist and the High achool of stage fame, plays Ronnie. Pris­ Camel. who cannot afford the various tlon today unless the fire broke BEFORE YOU BUY ANt CAR ...I .«>* with a prospect of a continuation their flrat two leaves, that this t\’T IC —Morton Downev. BiBBia Copy ...... orchestra, led by various pupils. cilla Weaver is Kate Winslow. WOCC— News: Request Time, I1:2.'V— .• cardiac tests: to acquaint the pub- nut again. Weakly. By Oairtar ...... ,, > .'it yyar'a May frost will come. Tlio.se who will take part are as ,. SU.o) of the agony, we would say to the Harry McCaffrey la the father, w n c —Lorenzo Jones. ^WDRC—Public Service Pro- " latest in' therapy and The Lykes. bound for Ertrope SuBa, daliaarad. Onr Taar It will be about Memorial Day. follows: June McKipley, 'Virginia and Pamela Simpson is the moth- research wbrk and to place tlie l Waat of Niaa. roraicn ... ,. .tu.iyi Commission go slow. There are W KNB—Scoreboard Varieties. gram, with a liad of cotton, first report­ .Johnaon. Mary Wilaon, Paul Paige. er. The plav runs all week, with SEE too many hearts wrapped up in Until tjien, do not worry about There are few pozecasione In this world wiilch mean qoite so 4:44— 11:30— cardiac patient in a Job suited to ed the- fire yesterday afternoon mbmbbh Uf William Munaie, Barclay Wood, matinees Wedne.sdsy snd.__Satur. the weatUer man's alarms. They much to ua as cut homea. Sln.ee our homes mean so much to us, W TIC — Young Wldder Brown. W TIC— Meadow Brook Club Or­ hiz condition. , Willie 330 miles northwest of Ber- PACKARD TUB asso ciated PKBSS too many homes for any other Herbert Urwelder, Dorothy Maiincy j day but no performance on Thura- it Is only natural that we should tea\e no stone unturned to aee W HAY—Story Queen. chestra. Although this program has been. I muda. Tua Aaaociaiad ^aaa la etcluaiaaly are merely pArt of a system by WONS— Hollywood, U. S. A. I The blaze. apparently was BDlitlad 10 iBa uaa of repuBl’Mlion of kind of consideration and action. Edtth Williams, Joyce Jarvis, Ju- day. that they are fully protected In every way possible. WONS—Jack's Waxworks. instituted but a year, the response i DRIVE ULTRAMATIC which, after a number of false dith Miner. Mary F o ^ . Mary Pro­ WDRC—Old Record .Shop. ' broiiglit under control quickly hy »il aavB diapatcBaa craditea to n. oi The answer to rtrmplcte peace ol mind is through the pui- I?:00— of the public, and the research j DOt ottierwiaa craditaa in uiia papei warnings and alerla, the innocent van. Joan Stewart, Emma 'Wilson.' WCCC—Junior Disc Jockeyi. I the shlp'a fire-fighting syatem. us- BIG TRADES cliase of a Combination Residence Policy. Among the many W TIC —News; Johnny Brad­ made possible have been most | and alao Itia local nawa puBHahao nere^ James Reed, Patricia Cavanaugh, 5:00— gratifying. To date there hits been ' , Ing carbon dioxide gat. All lidhta of rapuBHcalion of ^paciai The Strike Was Futile gardener is lulled into a feeling of valuable coverage.^ provided under this broad policy arc: Com­ ford. Janet Richardson, Ruthelaine Plowing — Harrowing WDRC — New*} 01<1 Record Frequency Modulation several new drugs, some already | diapatchaa Barain ara alao raaaraao. seriirlty. Jones, Robert Munson. Benton Os­ prehensive Pcr.sonal Liability, Medical Paymenls (covering medi­ Shop. Clarence Muse. Coleen Gray and. Bing Cro.sbv viH-allv hake s ".Sun­ i Roxbury rostinasler Named The original cenlral issue in the cal. hospital and surgical expen.scs for anyone -injurerl on your ' W DRC— F4I 98.7 .MC. raised from the experimental I 1 uii aaryiaa sHaat of N. K. A. Sara Be calm until ail danger of good. Barbara Melbcrt, John J. MORV\RTY W H A Y —My Serenade. W F t t A - 108.7 MC. shine Cake" in this inuaical scene from raiurnount'.s romhntlc comedy nirysler strike was not that llie jiropei'ty). Premises Burglary. Robbery nnd Theft. Material Dam- WONS—Straight Arrow. stage, otheia still in the process I BRUNNER’S, Inc. ica. Inc. ______-______frost IS past, and the weather man Coughlin and Robert Fosa. WTIC— FM 90..7 MC. hit "ftldlti' High," which opens TTiursday at the Circle theater. ! Wa.shlngton, May 9—(4*>—Preti- union wanted a duplieale of the 181 WOODI.AND ST. aae, Explosion, Gias.s Breakage Auto and Aircraft Damage to W TH T—Green Hornet. of experimentation vlilch promise ' so aiimmnees. Then, start the Tickets may be obtained from WDRC— FM On the air I p. m.- much in helping with the cure and tlenl Truman has sent to the Sen­ |>uBliaBani KepraaeniaUaaa, The an.v of the above students. ymir home and contents. W TIC— When a Girl Marries. j I 358 E.VST CENTER STREET Juliiw Mattiewa Special Ageiicj - new industrial pension system 11:26 p. m. relief of the patient suffering from ' ate the nomination of Willis J. Gil- smudge pots. TEL. 6092 Whether you own a modest lionic or a large estate the Com­ WCCC—Big Brother Bill. slons of the New York Central and was deferred two weeks st the I lette to be postmaster at Roxbury, i York. Ch'cafo. Datroll ana Bnaton. just evolved. Iasi year, in the Kord Same as WDRC. I cardiac condition. As aoon as the I OPEN— Mon.. Wed., Frt. ’til 9—Sat. Afternomit i bination Residence Policy m iy be fitted to your particular 6:14— Pennsylvania, originally was t o ' bosrd s request to permit further Conn., succeeding A. H. Bucking- BUREAU Of case, and. in the steel industry. W F H A - ; drugs have been accepted entirely | ALL DAY SUNDAY—10 A. M. ’til 8 P. M. UEUtlBh AUDIT qulrcmci tz. W H A Y —Meet the Band. P. M. have atarted April 26. However, it tsiks. I ham, who haa been retired. CIRCULATIONS. No,sooner had the Ford-steel Ratlihoiic l^ufls W TIC— Portia Faces Life. I by the medical committee, they j Call ua today. 6:00—Racing and Sports. I will be released to the public. pattern been evolved than organ­ 4:30— ” ?arn5aral0 PricliBa Jompsoy. loc.. 6:15— Farm Report.' j Dr. J. A. Segal, chairman of th e' aasumaa no Onandal rasponaiBUIty for ized labor began to realize that ‘The ^ inslow Boy’ WONS—B-Bar-B Riders, 6:30—^.Western Serenade, typugrapnical arrora appairUig I* »d Connecticut w n c —Just Plain Bill. Board of Directora, and others on asitlsemenla and otBer rasdmg oikltsi. what had looked like a victory ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. 6:45— Keyboard Kapera. the board of the local chapter, Hartford, — May 9— " ‘The W TH T—Jack Armstrong. . 7:00—Dance Time. in Th* M»nrnMi W H A Y —Sports. WTIU— FM On the air 5:25 a. m. to SlOO a month, including 'social . w n c — Front Page Farrell. Same os WTIC. recent drive for funds, looking to Swecats-efyJst 2«e This evening, before the Town This la entirely trivial, This is The speaker was Basil Rath- security. This meant that if social Evening Television the establishment of a heart cltnlc Planning Commission, the seem­ bone, guest star this week in Har- here. security payments were Increased, petty stuff. . i old J. Kennedy's production of 8:00— '''^ P. M. nower-froih botista bleusos wMi ingly endless battle of Manchester industry’s pension expense would Vet the trivialities we ere about i ..-phe Winslow Boy ” at the Astor W D R C -N ew s. 4 ;00— Homemakers' Exchange. lace and oyolol Iriint. Easy te zoning enters another round. to relate arc actually powerful and | Theater, East Hartford, WONS—News. 4:30—Teletunes and Test Pat­ derlme. All industry had to do to tern. woth, criip and cool. WbHo, poi- Manchester zoning has become symbolic factors in determining I " It is a play that has an Import- •? I » f Q. i • WCCC—Music Hall. Strike Threat ■V- ge| a decline in its own direct pen­ WTTIT—Joe Girand Show, 5:00—Teletunes. toli. 32-38. Alto largo tizot. something of a madhouse, or b wlial the Stale of Connecticut *• k ‘" sion expense was to favor an in­ i make this play live. 1 think, when w n c — News. 5:30—Howdy Doody. 6 ;00—Teletunes. grab bag, or a war el ncivc* crease in governmental social se­ ' doing today. some other successes have been WKNB—News; Sports Review. Mounting Toda(y 824-828 MAIN ST. TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER It is that way, pi.manly, not I The schoolboy tactics we are forgotten," Mr. Rathbone went on. 6:15—Life with'Snarky Parker. curity payments. Furthermore, 8:14— 6:30—Lacky Pup. I about to describe have deep and "It has to do with civil liberties, becaiue our zoning regulations WONS—Sports. 6:45— Arthur Godfrey. Chicago, May 9—(;P>—Threat of the unions reall.v had no hand of I fundamental roots. It ia a deep and and the rights of the indvidiial as aS' =* W tnO—Strictly Sports; Weath- are bad. They are good. It is tlisl o -O O' T3 7:00—Kukla, Fran A Ollie, a atrike by railroad firemen tlieir own on industrial pension lundamental conflict which makes against the rights of the govern­ WDRC—Jack Zaiman. i I against four of the nation's major way, primarily, hot because oui' , I lie actors in our story behave as • c- S S 7:30— Kentucky.Derby Film. funds under this arrangement. ment. For that reason it is basic er. I 7:4.’V—Newsreel. carricr.i at 6 a m. (local limei to­ WHETHER SHE’S A BRAND zoning authorities are lax or mis­ if they were playing some Juvenile to every American. I only wish W H A Y —Supper Serenade. morrow appeared mounting today. MOTHER 1 The Chrysler strike was really game. Oui actors, we suppose, " ’ o I 9. 8 :0 0 -Star Theater. taken in their performance of Terrence Ratigan had given it a 8:S«— 9:00—Holiday Hotel. Representatives of the Brother­ waged to change this s.xslrm over, can't really help themselves. , different name. The title suggests 2” S 5 - hood of Locomotive Firemen and their duties. 3 o •* 8 WDRC—Record Album. 9 ;30—Suspenae. and to lompel Chrysler to give a This r. the story of a con­ 8:24— Enginemen and the carriers ap­ The prime reason Maiuhesler ference, .Mention of this con- < Q. > « Chevrolet Performance, 10:00—Original AmaUur Hour. peared deadlocked. Federal media­ direel pension grant to the union For Top WKNB—Weather. 11:00— Ben Grauer Show, 2 oning IS a madhouse is that Man­ ferenre flicked In and out of tors said however, all efforts will of so many cents an hour, whleh o S 8:80— 11:15—Late N ew z.. ... OR A GRANimOTHER chester has been growing madly, the press of the state. But ' W ONS—Jim Brttt. be made “ up to the last minute" would continue to go into a pen­ even mention of It died quite to prevent a walkout. and is atiU grou'ing madly. i W TH T— Sereno Gammell. sion fund tinder partial union as complete a death as the w n c —Emile Cote Glee Club. ‘The National (Railway) Media­ This fast, frenzied tale of conference itself. It appeared mai^gcment whatever might hap­ ^O 3' OD 50 At CARTER’S W(30C—News; Music Hall. New Diplomacy tion board held separate sessions and dlsapiieared as a mystery. f\ ^ t0 Service with railroad and union represent­ growth for Manchester meant pen to the amount of social secur­ W KNB— Sports Newsreel. j that nothing is atahle. it means We weren't there, either. We GflRTnEK777 Moia S* MurxKegtrr, Cunn 9-1441 8:44— atives throughout ye.xterday until ity payments. can't tell what hap|>ened, eith­ To Be Discussed ■«< Q 5 ’ 2 WDRC—Lowell Thomas. nearly midnight. K board spokes­ that properly is being drawn into 8 5 ’ V. 8 man said there was "not too The Clir.valer union wanted' a er. WTIC—Three Star Extra. use faster than would normally be it was s conference Governor Mechanics arc FACTORY-TRAINED much” hope in efforts to prevent penaion grant of ao many cents an - § 9 9- WONS— Evening Star. Hartford. May 9—(g>)—A spe- Bowles tried to arrange, lor one the atrike. the czwe. I t means that the char WEDNESDAY W TH T—Sporta Headlines, hour, which would belong to it niglit last week on the subject 5 3-1. cioliat in government and interna­ TTie walkout against Santa Fe. Gift from Wards acter of property and of neighbor- ...... j W K N B —Vic Domone. * “ • , , ,1 without question of state Reorganization. Equipment is MODERN tional relations will discuss the the Southern, and Western dlvi- hoods is changing very swiftly, al- i It was eupposed to be secret and ONLY! • • *9. o- 1 :00 — problems posed by "the new diplo­ moat from dav to dav. It means This was Ihc real objr. I of the confidential, with Republican leg­ W DRC—Beulah. macy of the cold war era" at a there is a wild and di.sorganizcl ■•'Inke. and it wa.s not gained. The islative leaders invited to attend, Paris are FACTORY-APPROVED WONS— Fulton Lewia, Jr. public meeting o f the H artford, WILL TELL HER SHE’S TOPS 9 a. ni. to 12 Noon C* 3 S' W H A Y — Symphony Hall. • W ib le to get vacant properties m rysler pension system 1. the at the Govemor'e reeidence. with­ - 2 ■* Foreign Policy Association in West out fear of publicity embarraas- WCCC—Sympbonatte. Middle school May 17 at 8 p. m. - . into nae of one kind or another. U I S‘'- nient. It was supp'ised to be a be SPECI.\L! • W TH T—Storyland. . * SETBACK W TIC —U ght Up Time. Speaker wll Ibe Prof. Alan Burr COTTON menns that what some property en by Ford and the iteel Industry. , hlnd-the-scenes etfort to break the fr 1 GMAC Financing From $25 Up Overstreet, now visiting lecturer If social security pnymnrts go up. I Reorganization deadlock W KNB— News; Man About Buckland School fatrfipMrd ownera viewed as protection for • Town. on government at Harvard Univer­ f!hrysler's pension contributions J Since we intend to be charitable g if t : b ib and TEA sity, who this fall will become as­ 5 " themselves and their own values 2:14— go down, f^rysler will have all the way through our dltctissioii | sistant professor of government at when they bought onjy a few of this, we aesume that the Gov- i W ONS— Tello-Test. Wed., May 10, 8 p. m. F^^o avs^MTsO^^^^^W torOWa WTIM O T i Smith college. Dr. Overstreet, a Va MMens a |s years ago, or many years ago, is management of its own pa.\'ments, ^ sincerely Intended the pro-' Percale Aprons w n c —News. graduate of the University of Cali­ 6.98 ■pwiiMivro iiVw wnw suddenly being threatened. It al­ and of the pension reserves to htl-|)osed conference to have ■ these WDRC—Jack Smith Show. fornia and Harward. w'as a member Sponsored By zmort It It^ and zo low pricodi JuU established characteristics, and that it was 7:80-, of the Wesleyan University facul­ Buckland-Oakland Club most means that no one,^ living | W ONS—Gabriel Heatter. ty between 1941 and 1947. one from our zoloctlon — gray, .''O the lOO-day tthrysler Strike ; only the Iresponslble impulse of Anywhere in town, can bo sure some eubordinate which tipped oft WDRC—Club Fifteen. browiq, groon. Sizoz 161A-241A; that an unpleasant tide of change ; did end in futility. The union got the press to the fset that such a W n C —Boaton Blackle. Prizes and Refreshments *“• may not set in over night. |nothing substantially more than j meeting wag supposed to be in pro- . 5 0 ^ W TH T—Cbunterapy. Two Diseases NYLON-TRIMMIO It was offered before the.atrike be- I ces.«. . WKNB—Spotlight on a Star; Contribution 50f In this situation, even efforts on i We shall now proceed to be 8 different at.vtea. The Ideal Newa. gan. The company won the strike. , Sayeoifipe 2 « e the part of the zoning authoriUo.s j charitable on the Republican side | Mother'll Day gift. Fine quality WCCC—Newt; Sign off Sere­ At Same Mark to produce some stability mav j but does not po.ssess a satisflrd of the pioposed conference. What | perrale. nade. A levoly now zKp for Spring! union. liuppencd there was that the Re- | 7:44— seem, to proport.\' owners, ju.sl , Hartford. May 9 — (g>) — The The Ford-steel industrial pen­ puliliian state Irader.shlp, having WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. MoHior will trooturo it in muHifUa. more chaos. I received the Governor's invitation, State Health department said to­ M M O I t . . sion system is still not satisfac­ 9 a. 111. to 12 Soon W ONS—I Love a Mystery. day that the number of new cozes mont/oyen crop^ wtih luxurious Thus, in connection with to- j held a solemn meeting of its own ■ : — 8 00 of chicken pox znd measles re­ tory to labor. The replacnnent of to discu.ss it. and there decided, as nylon not Irimz. So low priced, too. night's hearing, the Town Plan- . SPECIAL! W D RC—Mystery Theater. ported in Connecticut lost week a tulemn matter, of party policy, P.X '.h Now poitolz. Sizoz from 32 to 44. nlng Oommisalon is Actually try- It, or the amendment of it, which /CHEVROLET/ W TH T—Carnegie Hall. was er^actly the same— 116. % would be satisfactory to manage- that the invitation would be ig - : W TIC —Cavalcade of America. The figure represented a de­ ing to end the haphazard expan- ^ nored and that no Republican ! ALL SPl^N NYLON WONS—Crime Does Not Pay. bren found, crease of 38 new chicken pox cases COnON OOWNS Sion of Manchester business enter- i would honor it. This stand had the i W H A Y —Eddie LeMar Orch. from the week before and an in­ prises by aettling upon a number j " looked to be, a few months double virture of anubblng the | 8:14— crease of 10 meaalea cases. Governor and of emphasizing a , !*• o f definite locations to which fu- j • ‘’ •PPV d'monetratlon of in­ SLACK sox W H A Y — Polish National Home. dustry showing what private en­ Republican belief in open negotia-, 8:30— So dainty, yot to practical I Sho'M ture business typo expansion tlons. WDRC—Mr. and Mrs. North. terprise could do toward the love the pretty oyolot and ribbon would be limited. The lioard itself What happened then waa WHAY—Report to Connecticut has in mind a policy of designat- greater n alization of social secur­ that the BoleniB meetlBg nf w n C —Starlight Concert. trimz, the crinMo-cropa cotton that ity for Americans la still an Im- Kepubllcna leaders, which hod WONSS-Bravea vz. Pittsburgh. noodi no ironing. Soft poifti tlMdot. ing these spots, and, after they decided that no RepabUonn FREE IHirtanl and heartening demon­ _ W TH T — Gentlemen of the have been established, a policy of would honor the Uovemer^ In- lllllllllli Press. DRIVING LESSONS Sizaa from 34 te 40. stration, but it is no longer happy. vlUUon, broke up, nnd that Irrogulars ar tog. 8:44— being stem with any proposals for la Coopnai Management says it wrill assume then one of the lendern who tap onklate. Siiee 8 'j Conn. Marines. .With Tba business outside these recognized MANCHE8’STER DRIVINO this responsibility, but do it and hnd been prenent turned enm- I White' and paetelt. 9:00— zones. pletely around and went to the ACADEMY manage it in its own way. Labor WDRC— U fe with Luigi. That may be what is in the tiovemnr'a meeting, bcconslag W H A Y —Moonlight Matinee. Dongtos Motor Soleo wUI gtva has been demanding that manage­ the only RepubUenn them. GIRLS’ and MISSES’ TIRED Oemmiaaion's mind. It wants to 1 I W 1 IC —Bob Hope. froo drlvtag laaaoao to anybody ment a.s.sume the responsibility, Being in n chntitnble mood, we W TH T— America's To^^•n Meet- purchasing a ssed ear. bring some order out of chaos. a a oon* but let labor manage its fulfill­ assume that the Republican who ing But, to the property owners did attend misunderstood the deci­ 9:30— For a good mod ear see voetiblopiocaof ment of that responsibility. Man­ BLOUSETHS who wdll be aitected by these pro­ sion he and his fellow Republicans w n c —Fibber McGee and Mol­ Honest Douglas. 813 .Main St„ aseoT ptooical asos. PriroerUy n agement says it will pay otit the PAYING RENT opposite Hansen's Milk Bar. posed changes, all this seems more had Just taken or had some Im­ I ly- tfointag SOI far idsndis fsirting promptu inspiration he did not .-.I: pension money according to its W DRC—This is Your Life. For outouoMIe drlvtag Ui'> pregnss, it con fast bo oaod os a chgos. In almost every instance, liave time to communicate to them. contract obligation. Labor says WONS— Braves vz. St. Louis. structiono eoll tlw Sfonchester bi-cbola. Choir faefca iaoMndy In there are property owners who see ...... " * ‘I" n’ * "'*er he thought there ea. S . . .But Can’t Afford to Build BMausa 9:44— it w ants its hands on the money | might be a chance of stealing some I Anto Oririog A eademy. Dual ^taea ea table, whoee their own values threatened by W TH T— Hartford Standing By. control cars, ttateo 8M 0 per dubious kind of march on his fel­ 10:00— wide haea previdaa the business use to which the vari- "fi" ' "" “ P*>' riearlng our entire etork of full hour, ns few lessons as von low Republicans, any more than S Of High Building Costs? W TIC — Big Town. w U b inn, nea d ^ n g sa> ous locajlons might be put, who To management, the issue thus we infer that the Bowles office spring plain rnlor etvpq, Jersey > and cotton blomettea. nizee St W*THT—Time for Defense. aee their own living disrupted by presented is nothing more or less really intended to have a secret TEL. 4382 te 88. WDRC— Yours Truly Johnny the threatened changes. I IhA" An >*»ue of whether manage- meeting develop a "leak.' Dollar. . Most o f these property owners | nienl shall continue to manage its TTie charitable conctugion iz that | 'J the Buwles office could not control ' MEN’S TAN. REG. 3.39 1 We Believe We Can Help You! S bought nnd retained their own : o « n affairs and responsibilities, it8elf. and that the leadership of ! property in the knowledge that .From iLs point of view, union the Republican party has no con­ Our original plan requires NO CASH. Wa S nearby property was then zoned leadership is seeking not security I trol over itself either. will supply all the necessary building mb- s for its members, but Increased , Betueen their Joint and par­ CHINO PANTS tcriab-”^l8o the land if desired (In Bolton S in a certain way, and on the as­ allel lacks of eontroi, more Ul- you 6 A N S I SU RE. ..I P rrii sumption that it would stay zoned management power for itself, j feeling and suaptekm was bred or Corentry). You will build your homo . • • S Ths IdLJ that way. And, on the other hand, Chrysler having won its fight between the two taroee which Ia h S we finance it. When your new hoato ia ready * •oa“ PUy> many o f the ncqulers of such against this, no other manqgr- must work together if oay- tor occupancy.. • YOU PAY US AS LITTLE s fHo~Ual- ______Ihing Is to come of Reorgaal- ^CrlFYIIM W N <• a ptaoical table oat far iho nearby property were nwnre of i mrnt is soon likely to weaken. A S m zoUoo. Net only did eoeh Nde gfewtag ddtd oa h taa ba nsad the existing soiling when they' feel that It hod bees douhle- ^^stin^ouse '.4 toH wnrk paal you would n - •Utar oa a dtanar tabia or far plays creoaed hy thn ether, but there puiebnaed, but have relied upon I poet to pay 8.S8 for. M ie« tS- Gnofd rail con ba raatevod in- Too Early For Frost wan also a alokiy hint o f dou- thtlr own persistence to get such 4t. Soaferized. PER uaatly. Table alao can ble-croaa witlfla the deuhle- be « s ^ oa a'paevee- ^. Booing changed to suit their own 'The frost did not come. For eraaa. MONTH eat "ebiait'* far aataar urponea. that, there were various reasona, We don't know when we have 1 MEN’S \ QUALITY ebaa fbadias tba To any Ui4t these original prop- and thoae who believe in the inevi­ writUn about trivlallUee more 1 deadly. i child. Selenad Nectb- owners ore not without tability of a good htay frost ern Hotd Maple oad ilordy ceattructioa even against wbnt seems should not be discouraged. I S l ^ WE ADVOCATE LIVING IN THE iCOUPraYYt I eominon senae and jpsi^iapa in- This supposed May frost was TELEVISION itoa years of aailtfaa> f t nnB omoBa. Toxoa oFo ttoo. Higher atmudOB Sae bottor jMOlth. Ka eery sec rice. ' destinaUon o f the prop- announced and predicted. Yet that = For the loHowIng reaaoaa: Good taBdz. TBxBa bto two, nrnWM 3= from S expenidve and oauecemaary balMlag reetrirtleoa. w h irtta aojaB bSi Balov*S thanwthat is a sum- is hot tht way May fronts happen = tt^(C at year Bvtog emit, b} prttoaetog yfmr aw a vegetohtoe. fralto, Bmat. ate. Eajoy e t^ ^ |it no Manchester —unless the prediction is done by ^ vealewce w «h the ehorm aod heoMb a* eoentry llvuig. LAa-TRIM PANTIES CAROL BRENT NYLONS SOUDOIR SUPPIM > venture to moke, forgotten February fogs. SOFT FMT M UTTS hand, not to mMu A May frost does not ^ come A tog. 14S zaafariBOd wark S !»’• Easier Than You Think! Come In and Talk It Over! fa rappraa/rayoo | M Salof 9 poift 6ar 3 » liwiwvbbo' |fg designaticn • o f when the alarm is ouL and straw­ I aldvt to match the ehlaa paato. SlzM 14*; to IT. KEMP'S The tiockingt zho'd choeso horzoifi ns to go h*(^ berry plants ore given an emer­ Elottic and toco trimz ora of NYLON To go with her prottiatt heuMCoatl A pracKcol gift fiiof wB bring bar in wh£ch gency re-covering. and the AWNINGS. FLAGS and- IncorporaUd — lengwooring, quick drying. 3 styloti FuH-foihionod 15 donior, 51 gouge O f krttreua Mock rayon aatbi wMi o ao much cem feril W lh Udzkki ffpig sonss wtU smudge pots are going. WATERPROOF COVERS| brief, theft end ful fioraa. Pink, nyfant in now thodot. t!A*10!A. wMorod pattam. Send, oWraUfra U t r a a th o r a a lo r and A May frost comes when, on a I W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO. Manchester Awning and Tfifi Main BtraaC wMto, blue. SmaH, medium, largo. • 15donior,54gougo,3pra.for9.M; aelos. teo s 4 to 9. kng.woarkig. laalhar solas. 4 ta 9

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PAGE T EN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1950 taking a aomethlng-la-bctter-than- date, which were announced last Emergency Doctors Large Attendauce notlilng attitude, and would go night, are ' extremely disappoint­ Garden Cliil> About Town along with any bi-parttsan pro­ ing " Mrs, Jane Mulquin; two sons, Jo ­ of the Grand council, RASM, of posal. even though It might fall “7f Connecticut and was Commander seph, 12. and Douglas, all of Coro- Phyaiciana of the Mancbettet At Block Dance Higli.Courses Extended Forecast Officer Found liadop and his mother, Mrs. Alice Medical Aaaoclation who will Teachers of the Concordia Lu­ ponaiderably belmv the program of Heads of Columbian commandery,. Ki., Has Meeting theran church will meet this eve­ a speciaf organiaation commla* Dever HiU Foes Mulquin, and a brother, William, reipond to emergency calls to­ With the cooperation of the 1935. t Boston, May 9 —{/P)— The tem­ ning at 7:30 at the church. Sion and the compromise plan the n s b i n g o of Meriden. morrow afternoon arc Dr. S^ . He la a past chief officer of the AMESITE DRIVEWAYS weather man who (urniahed' the Masonic To Be Opened perature during the next four xlays Dead in Cabin governor himself submitted to the Body three Norwich Scottish Rile bod­ Funeral arrangements arc in­ Announcement Made of Joseph Barry. 2-1178. and Dr. A son was born, Thursday. Hay first balmy starlit evening of the lyglnlaturr recently. i Of Natural C>as ^ ‘ •- ies and la orator of Connecticut Wednesday through next Satur­ complete. •REDUCED RATES SINCE Ralph LeChaiiose, 4327. EVERY WEDNESDAY - 8 P. M. -\wards Given to I..ocal 4, in Hartford hospital to Mr. and Spring season, the Tben-age block Asserted the governor: | consistory, S. P. iR.a. and received Torrington Will Accoiii- day, will average near the season­ Naval Commamler, Na> •GRADING FREE 1920 Mrs. Robert S. Ca.se of 129 Loomis dance Saturday night brought to Only Murfaee Hrratrhed , (Ceatlaoed from Page Ooe) Hayden L. Griswold Is the 33rd degree in 1045. al normal. Vt'arm weather the first WORK Members street. successful conclusion the cele­ "The agreements reached so fsr Elected Grand Scribe Present C?ondltlon Reviewed iiioflatr Pupilg of Two half of the period will be followed five of Meriden, Killii) One Mail Delivery •POWER ROLLER GUARANTEED bration of Manchester’s Boys and do UtUe more than scratch the chusetta favors "that company The present condition of Royal by cooler the latter half. Trimiaii Declares Linne Lodge, No. 72, Knights of Girls Week sponsored by the local surface of the reorganisation pro-1 which aVlI get an ample supply of TINKER HALL Arch Masonry in this slate wn.i Town's Next Fall Normals for the |>eriod arc: Himself Aboard Ship USED The Manchester Garden Club Pythias, will hold its business Rotary chib. gram. 'Hie great majority of the , Of Royal Arch Masons Proliahle Moiulav met last evening in the Robbins natural gas to all pari* of Ma>ua- reviewed by Onind High Priest Boston and New Haven lid, Provi­ CALL meeting tomorrow evening a t* 8 Over three hundred youngsters j Organization ronunission's rec-1 chusclt* which are ready and will­ PLAYING STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 James W. ilurhoe of Waterbury in dence 67, Nantucket 61, Concord, San Diego, Calif.. Mayfl~-(/Pi- I •FREE ESTIMATES room of Center Church House, Developing West o'clock in Orange hall. literally stvarmed over the First Torrington, May 9 - (A’j PupilH Mra. William Bella prealdlng. Mra. ommendatlons have been disregard- ; ing to buy and get it here the fast- Hartford, May #—f>P)—William his address. from two of five IJtrhtiold eouiily N. H., .'>3, Burlington 65 Portland Comdr. Edward J. Mulquin. 39, was i Hartford, May 9 — (/P) — The MANCHESTER National Stores parking lot at I ed. The savings, which could be | Fifty year buttons Were pre- •TIME PAYMENTS Bella made announceniert of The Manchester Improvement eat and the cheapent." M. Wyman of Norwich waa elected towns Jeft wltlioul High .sehoo! fa- 52, Pastport 47, Greenville and found shot to deatmRi hi* locked Hartford postal district will "pro- Government Aim Main and Maple streets and I liupeil for from the agreements \ "With practiciOly all nur com­ ented during the year to ,'iO !]>>yiil Presque Isle 49. cabin aboard the DesH;oyer Suth­ 7691 awarda made to Manchester Gar­ Association will hold a meet’ng to­ danced to recorded music ampli­ patid high prieat at the 162nd an­ ellities by u deiision ot Iho Gil- I bably” go on a one mail delivery a •SAVE 10% FOR CASH den Club members at the Flower which hsve been reached so far ^ petitors supplied with natural gas Arch Masons. l«'it aeliool truHtoes in WInstod Rainfall will average between .1 erland Jiere yeaterday. i morrow evening at eight o'clock fied by loud speakers. As usual, are only a fraction of what might nual convocation of the Grand The grand high prK'.-,t allcncied Show held at Bollerer'a Garden's (Cunllnurd from Page One) in Lithuanian hall on Golway . . . with evidence presented here wilt be aecomiiiiidntcd here. and .6 inch obcurring as showers Mulquin, a 1934 grnduaU. of the day basis next Monday, Post- SAVE WITH the boj-s displayed a tendency to be saved if we really put our of an ample supply of natural chapter of Connecticut, Royal the meetings of the Grand eliap- Newington, May 6 and 7. street. bashfulneaa and atayed on the I BY POPULAR DEMAND The Board of Kduoatioii voted i late Wedncailay night or Thursday Naval Academy. J^•aa comuYqnder ji ma-ster John F'. Heneghan said to- Mra. George A. Keynolds re­ I heart into it." gas for New England, with the Arch Maaona. at the Maaonlc ters of N'ew Jersey, New Hamp­ la.st night to admit ficshmcn from j and again toward, the end of the of the vessel which was moore'd at | per, contrasting the philosophy of sidelines. However, whether they Tlic clilef executive said he was j day. ceived the cash award for the beat A daughter, Linda Edith was financial backing for transmission temple, here today. \ shire. Vermont. Olilo, Virginia. Norfolk and New Hartford to the period. the Naval station. DeMAlO BROTHERS "Teapot Dome" with that behind were dancing or chatting amongst encouraged that leaders had' and distribution—with all these Marlow^a First Pennsylvania, Ma. widow. all to be efroctive Ixfore July 1. VOL'H FU BR IER .” al. that .struggle we are being oppos­ The I-ady of the Most Holy emeritus, the best known .Ma.son i 'JIrs. WalU-r Bryant called mem­ lit pUs State and the deaths of j ba.s been accepting students from man upheld the U.N.'s right to in- ed by a cynical imperialism wliich Rosary Mothers Circle will meet li/ io n ie M m b Hie live towns for more than 30 .slitiile damage, action* in a hear­ bers' attention to the Kodachrome asserts that freedom and democ­ tomorrow evening at eight at the Republicans Hit Pa.M Grand High Priests Horace j competition of the F'cderated Gar­ W. Kddy of New Britain and Henry j \eaiH, Tile trustees of Hie badly ing here ycsterda.v. racy are soft and tncapable of home of Mrs. Rus.sell Lennon. 34 overcrow lied schiHil voted recently The i.ssue aros,- when the U.N. den Clubs of Connecticut and Mrs. strong action." I Coolidge street. Bow1e« Remarks R. Tisdale of New London. -Mrs. (4ernM Spencer iind ehil- to discontinue Hu- practice, how- 1 ^ ' John Learned expressed the hope LET’S TELL THEM SO Ofhet OffhVTS Khadert | dreii, a former resident of K.lling- | and .SIX shippers tiled for damages By developing projects like the vver, nlHioiigh they said Hint those ill .1 libel action again.st the United that many members would avail Kories dam, Mr. Tniman contin­ Anderson Shea Auxiliary. V. F. Oil Reorganizing UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Other officers elected "e re ; ‘ ,„„„nd now ol Montgomerv .Mn.s,- i l UircnHy enrolled coukl eontiiuie Offers A’ou \ themselves of the opportunity to ued, this country, "can prove how W.. will meet tonight at eight ON to attend Gilbert until they griidii- ■States and the .\nuriean Pacilic Grand King. Arthur \\ . Hansen, ^ Klliiigton K, Ids v ’ vi.siUng i visit the garden.* opened today false, how hollow, are the claim* o'ckKk at the V. F. W. home, Man- Hamden; grand -scribe, Hayden L. , ali-. Slenniship Co. and tomorrow for the benefit of of Communism." cliestcr Green. The'^conductress and (CoBtiBlied frem Page One) Griswold. Manchester: g r u n d | fnemls and neighbors. ' Basl.s of the claim was alleged COMPLETE the Hartford Art school. MOTHER’S treasurer . George C. Devaui, Merl- i The Ilatheway-Millcr l’o.sl, damage to and shortage in a large In the Democratic tradition, he the color bearers arc requested to Petit Park .Arraagementa Submitted added, "we shall move forw-ard on den; grand aecretary, Bliss W, | American Legion of Kllington, will ! shipment of powdered milk to Italy FUR STORAGE PLAN New members were Introduced come for rehearsal at 7:30. The House, holding a brief ses­ DAY RADIO CLINIC and Greece. the path of freedom and peace." sion after the caucus, adjourned Clark, New Britain; grand captain i |,old it.s annual .Smorga.sbord .Snl- .vf daffodils^ their planting and . In \\'a.shington. Senator Wherry marked increase with the coining lenders, asserted that they were on Friday, May 20, at C:.t0 p m. (R-Neb) denounced the Brannan organist. A. Stanley Uaher. F-n.sl This will be a Smorgnsbord. Mrs rare for be.st results. Mr. Buckley of warm .weather. Hsrtford: grand sentinel. Krne.st used a great many specimen of plan as "that economic monstrosity Lee Itydi 1 Is chnirmini ul the ."y-S- carrying, fines and jail sentences DeC. Stager. Hartford. kilclien .and Mrs I'un Wnll.ii . ,,f flowers to illustrate. The monthly meeting of the Wyman's Career the dining ronm .Mrs W is-lev IMADU Delicious refreshments were for farmer* who refuse to goose- Emblem Club will b« held tomor­ step upon command of Washington Grand High Priest Wilham M .‘sehlude will pre.seiit the entertain- served^by Mrs. Fred Pohlman, row evening at the Elks Home in Wyman was raised in St. James ! rirnl -Mrs .h.hn .-Jliiiimlian Sr chairman of Hospitality, and her bureaucrats . . . Rockville and will be preceded by lodge. FA AM, Norwich. June 19, ' im.s charge of the variety table committee following the lecture. {'T he president obviously is a pot luck supper at 8:30, at playing politics with the farmers' 1923. He was master of St. Jamee ' Mra. Grace W. Gnehring of Main which time an'mothers of the club LodS;e, 1929, and deputy for Hie problema." Wherry said, "trying to will be guests of the "Non-moth­ street is spending a part of her please CIO bosses and Americans Eighth Masonic distriet, 1933. vacation vi.slting lier father in New Dry Forces ers." Mrs. Justine Scher is chair­ He was high priest of FTnnklin Hampshire. for Democratic Action with dirt man and Manchester members on chapter, RASM. Norwieh. 1932, Our Rank-by-,Mail .service makes Battle bill cheap prices for food and win the the committee are Mrs. York and was appointed grand Junior Viiur checking account doubl.x’ con­ farmers' vote with offers of bribery Strangfeld, Mrs. Clarence Kabrick steward of the Grand chapter, RA from the public treasury." and Mrs. Robert Dower. SM. 1941 and has been steadily ad­ Deaths Last Night venient. You can make dejxisit.s any (Continaed from Page One; vanced. hour of the day, any day of the week He is the present grand steward Santa Barliara, Calif William f the heavy taxes paid by the indus­ Pierson IlHmlltoii. 81. retired New . . . without even taking the time to try. Y'ork financier and former partner go to the bank. Come in. phone or Real Competition Faced of J. P. Morgan. He said that Connecticut restau­ IT'S Ponca City, Okla. J L. Swin write us about making n.se of this rants, hotels and night clubs face die, 33, managing editor of The service: and information on opening “real competition” from neighbor­ Pampa, Tex.. News. ing states who p«Tm1t longer hours Fort William. Out ■ Flrwin .Suth­ a checking account if mui don't liavo for Sunday sales. He said that erland, 57. vice president and gen­ one. New York, for example, permits sales until 3 a. m. Sunday. HAT eral manager of N. 5f Paterson and Company, and I’alerson Other business groups interest­ ■ OM’lusiwIv Steam*liip.s. Ltd, Open Thiiroday Cvtaiing* ed in liquor sales were expected Lafayette. Ind, f>r, Ge(.irge L. to battle for passage of the meas­ Knapp, 78, author and former (uil- ure. Even before the hearing they J FOR (>:(H) l« »;

873 MAIN STREET PHONE 4136 to n PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED T MANCHESTER. .TEiJEPHONE ' • - -i-v.V."'- ’ ■ ^ MA.NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. MAY 9. I960 PAGE THIRTEEH^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 9; 1950

Friiyon Fllirkoiliit W*'- • former paator'of to his office at 443 Main street, | guests was held at the Villa McKinney, Jr., Bolton Notch; -■ • X -P A d l ; CJoJx;mbla Congregational church, I»eal RecTiiilcrH snd he'll give theiii information i plan wars atlU being worked out, Uospilal Notes Mrs. Bernice &lcKec, West Suf- Gifts from Watkins Brothers BY l»OPULAR UEMANI) the General Aaaembly resumed its Louisa, Bolton, at one o'clock. Hospital Here Charles H. Slurtevant £3*11 1* 4"' I 11* •lAj'ii'S in fVllUmantic for a few on signing up with the biggc.st or- VVben leaving for a trip to New fleld; William Daniels, Lebanon; O p l I I C C l i l l L > r f l S l l .weeks. a« a member of' Kirby- ganiz.'tlun In the country and special session today after lU Robert Roblnshavv, Lebanon; Wal­ Sign Tlieiiiselves York the bride wore a skipper Patients Today ...... 150 * Smith'sSmith’s ooarkMotoaassociates, u.*hlr4twhich lais con working for the best employer. Marlow'$ First week-end recess. ter Scaddeh, 13 Courtland street; blue suit with gray accessories Admitted yesterday: Bruce Cat- Painting • Decorating ducting a campaign for funds for Under the spotlight at a public Has Election Donald Lindy, Lebanon; Mrs. and an orchid corsage. A fter May Icno, 22 Summer atreft; Mrs. North Haven. May 0 — iiD - A a new organ for the First Congre­ Two Recruiting .Sergeants of the hearing. echwIiUed for noon (E. D. I^-Pine-Fountaln Gladys Morrison. 16 Eldridge Dupont Paints 14 the couple will be at ,home at Maud Keller,. Andover; Walter truck which police said was oper­ gational church in that city. U. S. Army and U. H. Air Force FiM'lilizer S|)reail T.). wee a bill which gt. James's church was the 54 Spruce street. street; Robert Hob wider, 113 Furniture Sale mit the sale of M-ene Saturday of the wedding of Air Officers at Memorial Nichols. South Windsor; Lorraine ated by Oonrad L«Febvre, 26, of Mr. utd Mrs. Karl Lockwood Itccrultlng servlCH have been talk­ Billings, Andover; Mrs. Caroline Lenox street. Time Payments Arransed Splendid Program U hours of midnight Saturday jnd 1 Fountain, daughter of Births yesterday: A aon to Mr.' Manchester, N. H., went out of arc at their Columbia Lake cot­ ing about the Army so much that WILL CONTINUE UNTO, Are Re-Elecled at the Hurley, 162 Eldridge street; Jus­ When Load Sliifln'l a. m. Sunday. The measure waa in- | M i-.s . Russell Fountain of and Mrs. Tadciisz Szeluga. 74 Ed-" 1 (rt S Years control and overturned spilling 10 tage. opening and preparing their they talked thcmsclvca into Klgn. Presented at the School troduced following a recent opin­ tus Paul. Jr., 52 Park street; Ste­ Boltoii to Bernard l^i Pino, son of j niniid street; a aon to Mr. and Mrs. tons of frozen chickens over U. S. other piopeiUcs there for the sea- SATURDAY, MAY 13fh ion by the attorney geiierara o f­ Fire Damage Aiiiiiial Meeting phen Leister, 61 Mill street; 51rs. : Fully Covered by Insurance II g up for an Indeflnite period, Cheshire. May 9 ~ ig ’i Fifteen Mr. and Mr.s. Bernard l-a I’ Inc o f' Chailcs Matre. I Walnut street; i Route 5 here last niglit. ! son. They spent the winter at F’l. which mcuiiK that they can reniiiin -List of the Players fice that the present law requires Stella Peterson, 1667 Tolland turn­ tons of fertilizer, were spread over Branfonl street. Hev. Hdgar .1. ' a daughter to Mr. and 5Irs. Henry ' LavdertWe, Fla., and have just re­ in the Army until they are ready midnight closings on Saturdays. All officers of Manchester Me­ pike; Michael Sheehan, 239 Mid-1 LeFebvre who was treated by the College highway here yeater- B U Y ^ O W ! SAVE! KSrrcIl officiated at the 10 a. in. Opalach, 22 Cottage street: a son Tel. ,iiV.>7 or 2-9195 cently returned to Connecticut. to retire. The two Sergeanta are: Legislative leaders said there About S20,000 morialnioriai liospitalnospiiai were re-electedie-ei.ciea at«v d l* Turnpike, ea.st; Stanley Wan- Dr. Sterling P. Taylor for a Bead ilay when a tnick operated by Teen Talent Night was held at rei einony. to Mr. and Mrs. James Morton, Sgt. 1/c F'rancls W. Buldway, ot the meeting of the Buckland-Oak- was some talk of putting the mid­ I tlie annual meeting of the board of ; street; Bruce' injury was arrested on a charge Richard Miller, harvard student, Ra,vmond LaBunte, 26, ol North Broad Brook. 25 Lillcy St. Manchester the local recruiting office; and land club laat evening at the Buck- night 1 a. m, sales on .Sunday.s on trustees hdd at the hoepiUI last poKer .street; Mrs. , of reckless driving by Police sp.nt the week-end with his AdRiiis, Mass., overturned. •Sergt. Itoy Lundgren. Lundgren Sgt. Robert A. F'avreau. forincily land achool. The program was in a local option basis. Origin of I* & G Warr- evening. C. Elmore ''a tk ih ' ";aa , Caroline Janicke, II Bank street:' mother, Mrs. (Carles Miller at State police quoted LiHonte as said LeFebvre's southbound truck their home in Sleepy Hollow.' of the local rccrulliiig office, lait charge of Mtsa Ethel Robb, chair­ Another measure up for hearing lioiisF Blu/.r i\ot as ahain elected president, Mrs. Anita uipanor Douglas. 18 Hendec road. now Htntloncd In New Britain. saying the accident h.ippeiicd and Mrs. Everett Strange today would permit voting for jus­ B.i Tinker, vice president. MIm Admitted today; Elizabeth travelled for a considerable dis­ Guests at the home of Mr. and man. tance OB the left side of the high­ Conn. when hts load shifted as he swerv­ leader of the Teen Age group which tices' of the peace \inder a party .leiinie W iiiiL secretary, and the. pp.^j. 30 O'Leary drive; Hook.s Dorothy Gray •Mrs. Louis Suracclii of Chestnut Yel Drtt'riniuril way before cra.shing Into a utility Btiili the Sergeants feel that tlie ed to avoid sirlking a light pickup Ouill On Integrity Growing On Servlet meets regularly at the achool. label without individual listing of Manchester Trust Conipany, tress- ^ .,ohn,ton. J r , 205 Cooper street: Hill this week-end were lur sister Army is the he.st job in the world truck tlist backed out of s drive­ The program opened wiln a candidates. A ntimi'er of mnnlct- , urer. In May K A. Ver- Barnes, 38 Server street: pole, and then continued for 107 Investigation of .Sundny'.s' fire feet before overturning. and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. and that It gives a feeling of se- way apirited piano aolo. "The Gypsy, palities have compl.ained that the Planck was elected secretary Reichenhach. 400 Woodland eurlty that cannot he equaled any- that do.slloved a poitlon of the Special Traffic on the highway was William Bender uf Long Island ’Ihsioper Edwin Pelister arrested by Kathleen Olmstead. Following separate listing is made lr, * Natioual Hospital at the service and Mrs. E. K. Scyd Your choice of miichinc. machine- c«th promptly—il’i “YES'* to 4 out of OtltlMONTHPAtMtllT f l M general public to attend, hope to hold a meeting in Yeomans Hall, | Aiulover ologue called "Opportunity." 9. wotiM bfivp to «lay on Ihr Job 111 idegriMim. wins be.st man. Goslee a rl.siiig vote of thanks for was In charge of the Tea. 5. ui your privucy will be CMh at least two more weeka to enact (CoDtini^d from Page One) tlie enonnous amount of work he ' Day assure the professor of s large Wednesday night at <7 ;30. Donald | Chief Observer George S. Nel.son leas or cold wave. Includes styled cut m.4« 27tJ0 4SL4S Other FrognMn Numbers A dinner and reception followed j audience. reip»ct®<1 . . . no outnidtft involved. u (*•( The accordion selections played ■ the bin#t nerejwary to pul Ibe com- at the home of the bride s parents. I ------1 • luf.s put in as chairman of the r.al. Gaylord from the University of i Mrs. Ronald Bockus and Mi.s.s and Mrs. Nelson attended the And >'Oti b«tt paymant dwte Mnd •iwy violence against this country liian Uiiilding Committee. "Mancliester Friilay, Alay 12lh BOTH /or $6.90 Prior to the meeting, the Par­ Connecticut and Albert Grey, act­ Marion Stajiley ate the comiiilUee meeting at Willlmantic Town hall I and set. Specializing in hair-f inting, Monthly $ 8 $18 $28 by Aldona Kaminskas, who came I promise into effect. When the couple left on a trip ent-Teacher members will have a amount No unnoceMary qu»4tiona. to thia country recently from Dith- I to New York and Virginia Beat In slie would of shooting me. Slie Memorial Hospital owes a debt of ing county 4-H Club leader will be in charge of Ihe Military W’hi.sl when plans were laid to i-evlve the I Cum® in. photi®. or writ® rodtiy. (uom it ofhar ooewnh prOpO/fiOB. wonltl no more think of innspir- ... lilt’ |»rirr of pot luck supper together at 7 sponsored by the Ladies' Benevo­ Warning System of War Period Koux. Clairol. Kolor-TieH. ,VII work 4 'cri i elO? (4:»iri ST0.80 wli«4 uanla, were received mo.st en­ I .Mrs. Laibne was wearing a navy gratitude to Mr. Go.slee and Cheney Vmir hospital is |M‘o|ile. 4 1 1 5 0 present and will show movies of, p f*po'tf 'fl I V coa< ing against thl^ country than she J. A. WHITE o'clock. Immediately following lent Society to be held in tlie so­ when Slate Polite Coniiiilssloner loam (15 to $500 thusiastically by the audience. |2 bllotir Kaiii liliie .Sint witli w liite an essories. Brothers, for wliom-he is Chief Thes<> iieopic constiliitei iho l.ipsltik. will be a short business meeting dairy cattle. •n Slinotwro Alon* l•((f(lvt lnifolm*/ih IIQ.Qi —d . (<1 would of killing me or herself" plus cial room at the church on Satur­ FMward J. Hickey addressed the guaranteed. She showa considerable talent. Con- ' Slie i.s a graduate of Manctiester Engineer, for the tim^ and energy the hospital famil.v. They during which time Mrs. Thomas J. Mra Eugene Hennessey enter­ IhiiSfiai eluding this part of the program he lias given «o freely, " Mr. stand b.v— faithful, loyal, tained the Monday afteriioon club day night. May 13. at 8 o’clock. assembly of co-ordinators, chief I'l'i/.trrcict Adtis to Flood : High and tlie i'mversity of Penn- GLASS C O . Birmingham of Andover, president obseiTcrs, policemen and firemen. c o m f a n t w THAt ifgfs ro SAr rtr’ was Instrumental music by three I \Vatkin.s stated. roiistant. read.v at all (Vor a limtinf /ime onlv) at her home on Lake Road Thurs- Mrs. Florence Kadell, of Marl- | I sylviinia Dental Scliool of Hygiene. r f the Tolland County District P. borough, Hartford Count.v Chair­ Ollier spoakors were Colimcl boys who have studied for only a I Mr. I.aPino graduated from Man- The appointment of the hmspital times to meet your 21 Birch St. Tcl. 5-122 T, A., will install the officers of da.v for luncheon and the after­ (Continued from Page One) health needs, whenever Tliis woiidcrlul ni.ike-iip man. .School of Polltica, will lie the ■ Sedgely ’Thombury of Hartford. n t t A c n a i FINANCE C a year in achool classes: Stanley I I ciiesler High and attended Temple medical staff and the committees the ensuing year. ^ noon. Captain B. N. Mrlicriiiit of the to serve for the coming year will they arise, whatever may guest speaker at the dinner meet- | Charmore Beauty Shoppe M Ftesi • STA1I THIATM 6UIL0INO H- Tlemey on the French horn, Frank I'mversity. value lor llir lir-l lime ! I arge- Church services were well at­ Miss Janet Collins and Miss ing of tlie nepublicHii ('liibs to be : United States Armv Air Force at Butkus, saxaphone and Joseph Kar- Grand Forks Mmn . ni.roa.s the be made at the June meeting of the occur. To show .vour ap- tended Sunday. A t St. Columba's 733 MAIN ITgllT, MANCHIITIR, CONN. ■ Mrs. LaPiiie is employed as Sally Tuttle, both student nurses tield in the church social room on 1 Mitchell Field. N. Y., and Willis II. 241 NORTH M.AIN ST. TEL. 3043 or 2-0820 Dial 3430 • Osart* Hsikitt, Y It MAN««*r velia. clarinet. river. hospital Board of Trustees. prreiatliin— to do your size lii-i ioii- lip-lii l. com. rJie summer schedule went into ef­ ilental liygiennst in tlie offices ot getting their psychiatric training Tliursday night, May 11. . Homer, Mansfield Center Co­ lt«* i iiiN. It rtii4(f*lt tf til itirMn4ln| Itafti ; Other communities endangered part .... fect with Mass at 9 o'clock and During the evening a plaque was I I Dr. Leonnril GoliLstein in Hartford. • I li rmoniou-ly w ith at Middletown State Hospital, The annual Girl S'-oiit Silver Tea , ordinator for this vicinity.' dedicated in memory of Walter iI by the floodwateia in North Dnkcta again at 10. Dr. George S. . Mr. LaPiiic is associated with the, lie.n cull ■1,1 powder at spent the week end at their homes., will be held in the Town hall on Keeney who was one of the original !' included Minto, Bowciunont. Gral- Di’iiio^ ( ’.liargt* Serve and Support SI Brookes, pastor of Columbia Con­ Phoenix Fire Insiiiance company. V O I'R Hospital Mrs. W illia4^ Robinson enter- ' Saturday, May 13, from 3 to 5 sponsors of the Buckland-Oakland ' ’ ton and Pembina. At Oslo, Minn., saline. ) I oloi I iimliiiialions. gregational church, using "Ouide- p. m. A play, "Buzzie’s Babies," 20 miles northeast of Grand Forks, •Ioann Ridzon posts” as the subject of his ser­ talned Mrs. Glen Spaulding of Suf- club. ({iiuglia-Hicking Of (lOnteiiipl fleld 'Saturday, at her ,home on will be presented. Badges will be ■ the Red river - normally 100 feet Joann Kidzoii, infant daughter mon, pointed out the need of di­ •Mias Ruth Isabel Hicking. Post Hill. Mrs. Spaulding and Mrs. given for credits. Mrs. Joseph wide — spread over an area of of Mr. and Mrs. John Rulzon of (Continued from Page One) recting our way of living after Mercler and Mrs. Harold Conhell Reforms Upset I seven miles. Nearly all home.s and dauglitor of Mr. ami Mis Charles God’s pattern. He suggested that Robinson were roommatea when (I HiCking. of 54 Spruce street. West Wilhngton, died at tlie Man- will pour at the Tea. All persons ! business places were flooded. lieen a ('oniniimist on grounds of two sign posts which might com­ they attended Mansfield State Iiccamc tile hnde of John Cliffonl iliester Memorial hospital last interested in Girl Scout work are I , [i issilile .self-incrimination. pletely cover our needs would be Teachers College in Manofleld. Pa. In Reorganization quagha, .son of Mrs I’almina night. Evan T. KuUgren, who la taking Invited to attend. He also declined, for the same one which read ” Qod is Here," to Miss Pauline Peters, Teachers Quagha and the lat*‘ Donicniio Besides her parent.s sh . h avo.s acknowledge that this is God’s a training course in the X-ray de­ Public Records lici maternal grandnioUicr, .Mrs. reason, to answer such question.s (SJitdorCb Come to Pinehursl College, Willlmantic. will be tlic (Continued from Pnge One) quaglia, of 7.V'. Birch street, at as whether he knew Earl Browder. world and will always be ruled by partment at Hartford hospital, is ! guest speaker at the meeting of nine o'clock .Saturdfty morning at •N'edie Gaskcll of Manchester; her S C E N T S H O P him; the second to read ” We are spending a vacation with his par­ paternal giaiulpHtciil.s, .Mr ami ■ leposed Communist official, and A L L D A Y the Mothers Club at the home of dation of the Finance and Tax de­ Warrantee* Deed SI James's cliurrh. Rev F.ilgir whether he had ever used his neighbors,’’ and to make it have ents, Mr. and Mrs. Evan F. Kull- Mrs. John Phelps on Wednesday. Mrs .\n*liew Ridzon. Jr , of Tol- partments, with a strengthened Rolling Park to Louis A. Scheyd Kaircll offii :atf(i at ihe ilouhle- home "as a meeting place for a 901 Main St. Tcl, .')321 the real meaning of being neigh­ gren of Erdoni road. |May 10, at 8 p. m. WEDNESDAY borly with each and every one as centralized purchasing system. ct al. property on Hclaiiie road. ‘ r:ng ceicmotiv. '.aiiil; ami her gr.at grar.^lparcnls, lund raising campaign for any Mr. and Mrs. George Yule spent ' Supper guesta at the home of well as every coimtry. Daffodils Only a few of the more than Clifford C. Varney to Willianl H. > The matron of honor was Mis ■Mr and Mrs. Andrew Ridzon. Sr. type of organization.■' for the week end in New York, cele- ■ Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson on Your rids It rslasinglv quiet, tool "Sdund-qaadWee* 200 independent state agencies' Krauss et ux, property on Scar- ; Hay I'lkc, sister of the iuide- of Tolland. snd geraniums were used by Mrs. brating their 13th wedding an- | Sunday were Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Morgan calleil Field'.s refusals Howard Rice for fldral decorations. ing" ksspi noils out. And you drivs crodlsd la th* would be affected by the bi-parli- boixiugh street. groom. and Ihe best man waa l.a*o ' Tlie funeral was held tliis after­ contenipluous and has drawn up “ GoofI Things to Eat’* niversary which occurred April 26. ' Janies of Mansfleld Center. •olid comfort *1 Ford’i low, Isvsl “Mid SNp" Rid* Anthony M. Gryk to IxitUe M Hldolfi Carl O. Hicking. Iirother Mr. and Mrs. Claude N. Hawkins son plan. I noon from the T. I’ . Holloraii Ki:- contempt citations against hotli During their absence Mrs. Yule’s | Over 60 women attended the . . . wilti Ihs turs-ttopping tofaty el HrS't 3S% aad William E. Lavoie, pniperty ' of the liride, an*1 Arthur Savino Yc.s, for your shopping snd their daughter. Miss Eleanor sister Miss Florence Wopd of ; May Fellow.ship Day program of Tlie Conuniaslon on State Gov- I iieral Home, IT.'i Center stieet. Field ,snd Browder, who also aatisr-aefing King-Sixs Iraliss. ernment Organization had rccom- i on Durant street were ushers. Hawkins, of West Hartford, were Springfield. Mass., stayed with ' the Willlmantic Council of Church Burial was m St. James' teinetetv. .spurned coiiimittce questions. convenience. PinohursI is attendants at the .service. Mr. mended that all these agencies be | R. J. Smith to Carl H and Alhe i i’ rcaciiled in nfhrnage by her If You Have Been Patiently open all day every Wednes- their three boys. Women in the Andover church on consolidated into 18 departments. X. Reimer, property on .North father, the lirnle wore a white s.at- .'lawkins and bis daughter Tecent, Friday. The guest speakers were F.lm street. j .11 gown with fitted bodice aii'l full riav from ^:00 ,\. .M. uniit i>. with other members of their Brock Elected Trustee Gwll.vm Jones of the Hartford Governor Bowles' compromise, he tamlly, contributed $500 to the) said, would have retained about 85 quitclaim Deed skill lerniinaluig ui a train. Her I E I THIS TKIJCIK TAKE AW AY YOER 6 :00 P. M. Seminary Foundation, and Mrs. E. Lyman G. S\vornvstedt to Au­ veil was of finger-tip length, ahil Endowment Fund, in memory of Hartford, May 9 - - iJP) — The F. Milter, Chaplain. Mrs. Ronald per cent of the commission's pri- Our inrnt mrn will ha\r a their grandfather. Samuel West I NTX AIM ED HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES Waiting For A New Hartford 'County Mutual F'lre In­ gram. drey W. Sworinstedt, projierty on she carried a prayer book with iili-e ilih|ilii,, of nmat^ rvady for Mrs. E. Malcolm Stannard of Hawthorne street. orchid.’ surance company yesterday an­ Aside from the creation of the 1 I your iwiM ilon and you will Bnd IX’hltney road entertained a group new departments, agreement was | Intent to Sell The matron of honor wore a yel­ nounced the election of C. Ray­ many difform t bread and of eight children at her home Sat­ mond Brock of Hamden to its IT'S reached on a prohibition against Alfred C. Williams noilcs of in­ low organdy gown with fitted | paMry llrmn. Roman 5leal, dual job-holding by legislators, urday afternoon for her daughter board *jf trustees. Brock, s former tent to sell Wilco Machine Tool iHidice and full skirt, and a bead- ! llolly noiHl iind Newton 4 Rob- more home rule for municipalities company 222 McKee street to Ed­ piece of mixed sweet peas. She 1 PLYMOUTH Suean, who wan enjoying her sixth state senator, is pm ident of the rrl«on'» Puinpemickel Rye and annual Instead of biennial birthday. The usual games were Brock Hail Dairy company, ' end mund \V. Guyer of West Hartford. carried a bouquet of the same j hrenda are in demand a* well It h ’s sessions of the Legislature. flowers. I played and delightful refreshments director of the First National Permlla as Ihe many "lleat 'N' Serve" Next Eteps in carrylnp out the i Jarvis Realty company five served by Mrs. Stannard. Bank and Trust compa.ny, New The tiriile's mother wore an , type rolla we allow, at 82 Ardmore Road, Resi­ CANDY — COSMETICS — STATIONERY dence A zone. A t the .same time, ask to offer this first grade YORK Third Annual Dance Program I Zygmund ChodkowskI fon per­ GENUINE ALBA mission to erect garage at aide of sec the scores o f other at the dwelling instead o f at rear, ap­ mcxlcrn designs in our CORE WHITE TUNA Air-Conditiotiing proximately 60 feet from street THE MEDICAL line, at 630 Lydall Street, Rural QUIET "LIFEGUARD" BODY Avery Memorial, Hartford, Conn. .AT 45c Can. Keep it Reoidenca aone. 4-Squarc Home Building 344 MAIN STREET Open ihe door of • '30 Ford. Then lei it eloie. Mra. Mary Puller for extension Service. Each is archi­ Wednesday, May 17, 19.y0, 8:30 on hand for summer Unit LiUen to the solid thud os if shuts on Ford’s new TELEPHONE 3.524 of. permisrion to give knttUng in- nyton-ploslk diock obsorbers. TNs new Ford's slnicUons and aeU knitUpg sup­ tect-designed and engin­ salads. It comes in "Ufeguard" lody is I3-woys stronger and so for Pupils— Guest Artists WINDOW UNITS CONSOLE MODELS plies in'home at 97 Crestwo^ mighty handy and we Drive, Residence A zone. abaod In style thot if earned Ford the Gold Medal eered bv Weyerhaeuser. Awofd os "FosNon Cor” for the seimnd straight year .Adults J1.20 (Tax Incl.)— Children 8.5c (.Tax Incl.) woiilil suggest Pine- BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE UNITS Fred Knofla for permission to Each is a perfect example erect brecZeway and‘ addi|ional at­ o f its type and size. Tickets On Sale At Potterton’s hurst or Shurfine May­ tached garage to dwelling, 2’ clos­ No Piping, Duct Work or Water''Connections With er to Bide line (Robert Rood) then 539 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. onnaise to go with it. Our Window Units^luifpiy “W u j In’* And Enjoy regulations allow, at 66 Blwood 'TEST' DRIVE Study all the homes in 4' / lb. cans of Swanson's Road (C^raer of Robert Road). Complete Air>^nditioninc Residence A A aone. this Service. Blueprints Whole Chicken at $2.39 or You want the best for Richard Retchenbach for per­ are available. Diplomat Whole Chicken at mission to erect garage 1’ from lilothers young and old, 1.89 are excellent values. EASY. PAYMENT TERMS ARRANGED East side line which ia closer than Come in Wednesday and do regulaUons allow, at 406 Wood­ 'wM.TeiMiay^ Manchester’s Better Barbers CINDERELLA—ORIGINAL CAST and we have it here your food shopping morn­ land Street, Residence A sone. ing nr afternoon at Pine- Edward Zanis for permission to- HOPOLONG CASSIDY plus SINGING BANDIT HOI MAIN STREET—QPP. THE HIGH SCHOOL m these beautiful hurst. . erect six csr gsrsge which is Isrg- osa TOW ai er than regulations sUow, st 364 Lambcr. Coal. Fnel OR CHAMPION—GENE AUTRY Daniel Greens. WILLIAMS Center Street, Residence B zone. oea scciMim Paint andl Hardware All persons interestsd m sy- at­ A T YOUR FORD DEALBR^S OPEN WHiNESDAYS tend tills hearing. Zoning Board of Appeals, PHONE 4148 R. W. Goslee, ^ DILLON SALES and SERVICE ,T>l(J.SP.M .D .ilr Potterton’s ' Cheinnsn pro tam. , JV.'.i.'.V tSO CASH PRIZES . LARGE STpCK- , W. H. Stuek, - 130 CElrtER STBEET MANCgBjUIB “ \ AftenwioB Secretarj'. an Saturday and 50 Bottles of Hair Lotion Given Away This Week' IAT THE CENTER "V •it'?'i'.'^ V* •" , - ' ' K.-fH. •*Vi’

m a n ch b :s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. Tu e s d a y , m a y 9 ,1950 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. MAY 9. 19S0 PAGE FIFTEEN Governor Bowlea dramatically in­ Musial Batting .453 tervened fbur days later. Buteau Glad The governor called another Local Sport mecllnK o f the board to conduct a To Set Fast Pace new hearins yesterdny. The com- Rival Teams Respect Dave Petke Handcuffs Rockville in Relief Role^ 11 to 3 Life Saved muUtion of the aentence to life (Shatter New York, May SUn Imprisonment waa granted with­ Muatal U off to a fast start in his out a hearlnp. however. A unani­ Annual Church Bowling League Sleiigel Claims Detroit bid for a fourth batting crown. Little League Schedule Sister and Uwyers Re­ mous vote of the board la required banquet will be held tonight in M A JO R ^ Is Rest Looking Club Glastonbury. Prizes will be award­ The classv St. I^la Cardinal To Include Thirty GameH for clemency. outfleldor-flrst baseman, who hopes ed at this time. Bill Cooper will l e a g u e v v Jarvis Opens Car Flips, Driver Unhurt Fight Muddle veal How Murderer to become the first National The official Little League Yanks Have Faced This Yesterday's tUsiults serve as master of ceremonies. IBS Br Finnegan and Harris Reacted to News I.«aguer since Bill Terry to hit .400 baseball schedule was released Season; Dodgers Win Gastem or better, currently Is .13 points today by John Falkowski. Hartford 13, Scranton 0. EAltL W. With Victory Over Title Bout Wuppilig Tonight will alao find the above the magic figure. RESULTS Each team will play ' fifteen Utica 2, Elmira 1. HERALD Wethersfield, May 9— How I Women's Bowling League holding Including games of Sunday, May games. The thirty-game sched­ By Joe Relchler Williamsport 5. Birmingham YOST .AMvociate'il Press S|i»ir1s Writer Homer in Third Win James Oi Buteau, 32-year-old con- j The Historical Society will hold its annual banquet at the Giuxlen 7. Stan is banging away at a .453 Detroit 7 ule will open Memorial Day ( 10 ). Sports EdIVor Score 13 to 9 Decision LaMotta to Defend 160 victed murderer, reacted to the : their annual meeting with election Grove. Dinner will be aerved^t 7 eltp. In 14 games, he has collected ab r afternoon with a doublctieadei Rival big league manager." are I Other game jMistponed. ANCLE Lipon...... 4 0 .American news that he had been saved from | of officers tonight at 8 o'cUiek at o'clock. 24 hits In 53 times at bat. Terry at Memorial Field. First game beginning to talk about Red Over Army & Navy in Pound Crown Against llawkcs, Pctricca Hit tile home of Mr. anti Mrs. Vtillliim batted .401 for the New York r»rl(ldy. 3b .. pairings will find the Rod Sox Detroit 7, New York 1. 3b ...... Rolfc's hustling Detroit Tigers ' I ward wall to shreds several sea­ Revenge the electric chair by the Board of Peek. J'ollowlng the business Two former members of the Giants In 1B30. Kt'W. against the Yankees with the Wa.shinglon 4, (levelaiW 2. abota Here and There Rec Softball Opener Unnamed Foe in June Hard; IVtko Scatters Pardons has been told by his sister \Vfrl*, rf ... with a great (leal of respect. sons back, la the best looking line meeting the guest speaker will be niiiefields baseball team, regard­ Close on Muslal's heels la Andy Dodgers and Cardinals in the Only games scheduled. Final wrestling show of toe sea­ If ----- Baseball men who previously had ' National son at the Hartford Auditorium Is plunger in the UConn camp . . . Four Hits, No Runs Manchnitar (II) and hi.s lawyers. Marry K .Morse of New London, ed as the best Manchester club In Pafko, Chicago's hard-hitting out­ , llie.l,.; S, Podhlel.Tli; i I’ltiladclphiB .12 S .600 1 in the country dieplaying their tion. This 1s a tip-off that many matches the two best ntlddlc- Tlio sl< iidi'i' ilglil luind I I'cpiaccd burgh Pirates. Hopp is hitting ilJenepti .... dp,. Turner and Murtaugli; b-ft. (Hal» Ncwliouser conies around. Jarvlsmen while Sharpe connect­ illiiui, Ib ...... 0 I 3 0 0 were Attorney William T. Hoi-1 lit 8:1.%. may secure permit." at the West .340. f^OoInlnfr 1 .‘^l. Loiil." . ___ 10 8 .556 P wares . . An excellent epeaking T-partles will be staged at Gardner welghta aroiind while the recog­ ."III) lei' roiiy Ticiimn w.lli two out I I'd p'i'wski, cf, 0 1 0 0 1 llrookivji 7. I’lttshurgh 4; bh. Chain- I don't like to talk about players Dow field this fall . . . Valpey ed for three blngles on the club leran and Judge Philip B Pas- (Iiairmaii of Hie committee in Side Uec for the West Side rourta Tied for eighth, ninth and tenth 1 Boston .... ___ 10 U .520 2 program has been arranged by the nized champion. Jake LaMotta, la in till’ si'ioiid. During his seven Ilalili I . Il, rf . . 0 0 2 0 0 7 37 13 3 1 hers 3, Main 1. Pee.bieliin 1; so. I*od- on other club.s. But that (Art) doesn’t believe In coaching from team. Scott got a homer and tore. both of New Haven. chiirge is Edward (hirllti a.ssistcd and at the East Side Rec for the at .333 are Tommy Glaviano, Card­ Teials blelMii. ho. Chandlers 9 In 6 innings; 1 Pittsburgh . ... . 9 9 .500 2^ St. Bernard’s Men’s Club of Rock­ staging a mere "token" defense of null a lliinl Irnmr-. lie gave up liut j IvollNOlUlkl, cl . 1 1 2 0 0 courts at (he high srhool. Permits OUl 100 033—7 Houtteman looked like the beat ville and will be presented Wednes­ the bench. He says, "You can’t rickeral hit a triple. Both w.'re assoeiated in fhifeau’s : liv Bev Edward Duffy, Rev. Fran­ inal third basemai)^ Alvin Dark, Detroit ...... li'sish 1 In 12; Main I in 1, I'odhleian ; ('hiengo . . . ___ 6 6 .500 Jarvis tXinatnictlon (IS) his crown. lour liil.", all s.ugl s,’ .illouc I up' .M.it.ijii, cl . .. 0 t 1 0 1 Yiirk ...... ISK) 000 UUl-l pitcher in the league out there to­ day night in the Windy City. quarterback from the bench. Of defense at tii.s trial and In the ] cis Kaivelis. John ('iirtin, Albert for Robert.son Park are available I Giant shortstop and Don Mueller, Sew 9 In 8 3-3; Banin 1 In 1-3; wp. Chain- j New York . ___ 5 8 .385 4 AB R H PO A E I.aMotta, who wrested the title urns, vtolked two and slrui k out ^ \\ ague:, s." . .. 0 0 0 3 1 I 3b .Mapes. Kelt'; 3b, Wert*. Kell; tir, liers; winner, I’odblelHti (3-1) loser. day." Speakers will Include Joe McCEIus- the (Toaches who do, 95 per cent do numerous niipeals which followed ' Wilder. Antoine Gagnon, Bitymond al the YMCA. I outfielder of the Giants. 3b. .Mapes, Kell; Sb Cincinnati . ___ 4 13 .235 7 . 4 2 2 4 2 1 from the late Marcel Uerdiin 11 llircc. ^( )nly once, iu llic elglitli I Uwira, all . . .. 0 U 1 0 1 1 Ever*; s. lloutlemaii; dp. KUiulo. Chandlers i3-2i; u. Stewart. Coidan Houtteman, 22-year-old right­ key (track), Herman Bronkie not do a good job. Bo McMillan la Moss, 2b ...... his convirtion. |Viiladc Paul Bielskl, Anthony Bedertha, rf .. . 4 2 3 1 0 0 months ago. has agreed to defend inning,' wa.s he In any li iMibIc. An i Brennan, |i . .. 1 1 0 1 0 r)ach Tom Kelley's Indlnns eiirrently sidelined. Scott, I f ...... 4 1 1 4 0 0 The car uprighted, Wallard repaired It in time to win a subsequent away from him." Badslcubner, Hawkes, Eells, Day, faith. Since April 10, when Gov­ i Hart, Judy l.'iitler and the Lamor- 1 lornier U. S. amateur champion b ...... 4 3 4 0 I) 0 u j of an iniport.ant three-game .series j Wilke.s-Barre at Albany. Paul White, Bob Ingalls and Butch said that the spring drills were wrecked the Rockville mound staff 0 0 S my the, rf . . . . 3 1 1 2 0 0 heat. The commissioner of the NBA, Uoach, Finnegan: Dnibla plays: ernor Bowlea granted a reprieve a ' caiix si.sters performed specialty : ' doffed his natty sport Jacket in W o lk c r. c f ...... 3 0 0 1 0 at Fenway Park today, Elmira at Utira. Jordan, are all ex-WoIverines who held merely to familiarize the boys as they collected sixteen hits off le 'f hours before his scheduled Gene W hile won his second fea­ i Supreme Court here yesterday and Dirrlng. cf 2 0 1 0 0 0 l> Williamsport at Binghamton. learned their football under Fritz with the coaches and visa versa. Lynch, 3b . . . . . 3 2 1 0 1 4 Abe Greene of Paterson, N, J„ said three chiirkers, nine for extra Petke, Roach, Kelley; Lett on nets...... 3 a l 1 12 1 0 0 j Detroit’s George Kell. Vic . 4 1 1 2 0 0 the Pennsylvania move had not Imscs: Itockvitle 10, Manehestnr electrocution, Buteau has irrelvcd S o m e old lavoritcs ■••.eie sung ' ture stock ear racing event at i sniaeked a few shots while the Muflial. lb National Crisler . . . Blond-haired Ingalls, Alao to get the proper tools for the Shields. 2b . . . Itasca. Cliff Hawkes was an excel­ SlauKht^^r. rf ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 :i ; Wertz and Hoot Evers were the ! Sharpe, cf .... 2 3 1 0 0 been brought to his attention. 13; bases on balls: 'neman 3, Pet­ communion on each of the four hy the Barber Shop (hinrtel of .Stafford Springs Speedway last Justice and Jury watched with 1) Governor's Cup Pairings New York al (Jhicago—Jan-sen with hurn-rlmmed glasses, looks real work in the fall . . "It's a big­ ■ 8 lent Icnd-olT man ns he banged out 3b ..4 0 0 4 4 0 . big guns in yesterday's triumph. | Styles, ss . . . . . 4 0 0 5 0 0 "I know nothing about It." he ke 2, Brennan 1, Atrlcana 3, Dom- Sundays, he said. Bockville and twenty CYO mem- . S'liidny. The triumph was the I mouths open...... 1 1 0 2 5 1 0 Pairings wore made for (1-2) v.s. Schmitz (1-11. more like a college professor than ger jump from freshman to var- Frey Robs Bezrudezyk three singles and a double In ."lx I Kell hit a single, double and triple Hennequin, lb 4 1 1 3 0 0 deelsred. bek 2; strikeouts: Tieman 1, Pet­ Buteau was comieled of first j hers made iiji the .supporting . third niiiin event for the local boy : Turnesa was a witness for the M lllrr. PR ...... 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 Governor's tAip Tournament last > Boston at St. Louis might) a football coach . . . WhIz-bang aity ball," Valpey said, "than trips to I lie plate. Carlo Petrlcra, o 0 U n and sc.ored three times. Wertz Dellaripa, c . . • 3 1 0 1 0 1 John (0x1 Da Grosa. Pennsyl­ ke 3, Brennan 3, Africans 3; hits degree murder on f'- c I. 1'HT. in chorus who also won at Riverside Stadium I defendants in a $150,000 damage ! H ow p rtoii. If ...... 4 1 3 night hy niembcra of the Tournu-j „ drnible and triple •ndiSpahn |4-I| .vs. Brazle (1-0) or kids, Joey Bettencourt and Irv in moving up from high school strong-arnioQ third sacker, wacked the alavnng of James A. I,<'arh. j I .suit. c ...... 4 1 0 2 0 u 0 Panclera, will bear plenty of Diana, p ...... 2 0 0 0 2 0 vania Athletic Commissioner, said off: Tieman 3 for 3 runs m 1 2-3 The end men for the allow in- i earlier this season. mont rominittcr A total of 32 Evers belted ! Mlinger (1-1). teams to the college frosh" . . out a trio of doubles. "Moose" Fin­ assistant manager of the W T. ■ Arthur W. Pickett is suing I H lj.luy. p ...... 4 3 2 0 4 u 0 drove In two runs. watching next fall. The freshmen Lablanc, p ... . 1 0 1 0 0 0 last week he would ask the NBA Innings, Petke 4 for 0 runs in 7 1-3 rimic. Y’liarles Jolinsoii. Francis golfers quaUlied. j ^ single and home run and knocked ' Brooklyn al Pltlsbiirgli might) Timing Is the key to success in Of No Hitter at Oval Grant store in Merlilm. Leach was James R. Hahd and the Tamarack | aces of last fall's team can really Tyler, S b ___ . 1 0 0 0 0 0 to vacate LsMotts's title If the negan and Bob Harris lined two innings; Brennan 11 for 8 runs in Enos, "Dickey" Brewster, Tom Moving up the .Softball Twilight 27 19 1 6 — Branca lO-O) vs. Queen i l - l l . Valpey's book. He said Earl Blaik Totnlff 34 10 11 First round mu.st be played by . ihrce runs ' move that pigskin. Panders is hlla each, both collecting a round 3; Africans 5 for 3 runs in 4 2-3; shot to death when he surprised niir " I.awlor, "Chic " Bhodea and Leag'iie schedule one week may Country Club of Port Chester. ' (Only game." scheduled I. at Army was probably the best champion fights a mediocre op­ Pickett contends he was hit by a | Bo«t4fB 3 May 14. second round hy May 21.] RaM-hl’H S0-0). Diana 1, Lablanc. 0, Bujauclus 5; will also bo in .session Saturday I to give up hla welterweight rlmm- a (lout Into left center that trav­ than two Innings, he walked Mrs. Olive Kose, president, an- off on the wrong fool last night | allolmca ... Bracket II racket ity) have been mentioned promi­ carry any part-tima mentors. . . . lish American." opened Ihetr sen- more golf." run-«eoring single and a long fly j Intcrmitlonal Strike-outs: Diana 0, Lablanc, 0. morning front 9 to 11 at Ml. I plonship for s shot at the 160- elled onto Cedar street two Pay three, hit one batter, and gave up Cnmmiitatiun "Fair and Just" noiineiHl that 2.’>00 popples have when the Temple Beth Sholom Chlpman, p . P. Ballsicprr Buckland nently simong the men who will Don Panclera, quarterback with I Bon with 7 to I will over Pagnnl's In. a joint staleincnl, Holleran When Supreme Citnirt Justice toUaiMT ....( that brought in another tally Springfield at Montreal. Bujauclus 7; Hits off: Diana 11 Nebo. pnund crown, has beaten I.sMnita drove in threr runs with two hits three solid blows. team failed to put In an appear­ get the lone vacancy In the coach­ the professional New York Yan­ I been received an'l will he dlstri- lA'e I’ arsons Davis declined to let Hall, p ...... Ccriiia Tarca Brooklyn retained its National' for 10 runs In 5 innings; Ls^lanc 3 Wc.st .Sides ln."t niglit at llte^'val The locals took a torea-game and Judge Pastore said they re­ ance for Its scheduled game with ing department. Palau has the in­ kees. is a student at Storrs and The school for boys. 13 and very small crowd■d TirTm a : In four of five meetings between and Harris accounted for three. huletl to the local school children Turnesa estimate the speed of ■ a Litwin Kirkpatrick League leadership, defeating the . for 2 runs In 1 Inning; Hit by before winning streak Into Bristol today garded the romniiitation of Bu­ South Methodist at Memorial 7 2 T. Kelley side track. At present Handy has been most helpful in teaching over, will be held Friday night cold night. ITte game was called the two. The locals managed to get a next week for sale. Field. driven ball, the defen.se attorneys Total* ...... 33 3 8 34 Karpu.sks Pirates lit Pittsburgh, 7-.') The j five runs and scored Uiive. pitcher, by; Scott by BUJsuoiua: baserunner by virtue of a hit In to face the (X IL leadcra. Briotol teau's sentence to life imprison­ It has been reported by Town Clianda Davis Andy is at Windham High in WU- the ABC's of passing to Irv this week instead of Wednes­ because of darkness In tlie sixth. The slugging Vlllemain lost a dis­ asked for a demonstration. .St. L-,uls ...... 130 204 UOx Pirates staged a belated ninth in- ■ base knocks included a double w nd Pitches; Lablanc 2; Paased every inning. Rockville had a man thumped the Indians at toe Oval ment as “fair and ju.st. Bo*ton ...... 00 002 UOl- 3 Ballard llmantlc. Panders, a cousin . . . 'The Huskies day at 6 at Mt. Nebo. Walt Bezrudezyk. fast oalling puted decision to I.sMo(ta a year Clerk, Charles Enes that 403 dogs Paul Cfirrenti was pressed into A canvas and net backstop was Skinner ning rally, -routing slaa ter Bud . home run. balls: Lellaripa 1; Losing pitcher; on In each frame, but II was walks rerently. 16 to 5. Captain Nino "In reaching their decision, " have been licensed this year. This .set up in the court room and DcllaFera Reck.s Fullback Gil Anderson, i a lad open their season against Yale at New Britain right hander, gave a ago but came bark to outpoint they said, "the members of the service as plate umpire at the Ree 3b. Gordon. Glavlaii", Jothruf. Tor- PfKlbielan with a two-run at- ] The Redbirds collected 11 lilts Diana; Umpires: Correnti; Time: or SI) error In three of the, cantos. Petricca was expected to toe toe is about forty new licenses. Many Turnesa smashed balls Into It for j;r»on; hr, Glaviano; *. Schocndl-nst; Porterfield «. Steven." who ripped Manchester High’s for- New Haven on September 2. masterful exhibition as he fanned the Bronx Bull in s non-title en­ board accorded both men similar Softball Ls'ague opener last night tack. Jack Banta replaced off loser Vein Bickford and two 1: 10. gagement last Dec. 16. Ticman, a soutlipaw. was lifted slab. who licensed dogs last year have ten minutes. It created a furore Up. Mkrion. Schotndlenat and -Mu»lal; Haefa Rockwell successors while Gerry Staley al­ eleven men In the shortened con- treatment as far as punishment is at Charter Oak Ixits. Paul Is Glaviano, Scl.o.(ndl€((*t and Muaial; Podbielati and stopped the Bucs test. He chalked up a one hitteiy not taken out licenses this year. quite a versatile fellow as he is In the court. G. Johnson, Jr C. Anderson lowed the Braves eight. The vic- 1950 Little League concerned. Throughout our three The trial continues toflay. Imt S'choendUn»t. Miller and Miuiial; Icfk with the potential tying runs on yielding the only safe blow to A fee of $3 must he paid for also the league president and a Bo*ton 6, Ht. Louis 7; bb. Blckfiird 4. B. Cheney Olson the baserf i ^°’’y fuablcd the Cards to vault years of effort in Biitcau's behalf late lieenslng which (s t l more without Turnesa. He's sailing for Maver Carlson I*aFraiicis Paces Baseball Schedule Billy Frey, Paganl's catcher. 'The we have alwayji maintained 'treat mighty fine softball player. Staley 3. Chlpman I. Hall 1; so. Blck- Philadeiphia’s Phillicw remained pa»t the Braves into third plac e. Sports Roundup PA’s. paced by the booming bats than the regular license. cheek St. Andrews, Scotland, and the toro 1. Staley 3, Chlpman 1, Hall 1; McBride Gala-"."u both men alike' and that is what a half game behind the Brooks. The defeat was Bickford's third of giant Johnny Augustine, Al will be made soon hy Dog Warden The West Side Oval has been British Amateur Tournament be­ ho. Bickford 6 In 5; Chlpman 4 In 2; Zavarella St. John High Golf Will 1. The first numbered team to the board did. " ginning May 22. Hall 1 In 1; winner, Staley (2-2); los­ edging out the Reds in a Cinclit- without a victory, Surowlec and Bezrudezyk, ripped I Robert Watson on local dog.s to a paradi.se for hitters the past t-A'O McKee Willey nnti night game! 6-.5. A wild | All other teams were not sched- New York, May 9—(4»)—Cali-*outright inviUtlon for the "World be considered home team. The board first consulcrcd Bu­ I see if they are properly licensed. er. Bickford (0-3); u. Boggess, Warn- Thornton Gorman into the offerings of Lefty Jad- teau's appeal on April 6. It decid­ days. Four home runs were hit ewe and PInelll; t. 3.09; s 8309; a tlirow by Herm Wehmeter in an I uled, fornians, who go for track and Series" or a shot at the Southwest 2. Teams to be designated by Ctilrf* Win Eaall.v Captain Bobby LaFrancli card­ the number assigned below: zlnlak for seven hits. ' ed then that the ilcath sentence Sunday in the Twilight League Holmes reached first on error batting attempted plck-off play in the i field meets In a big way, are plan- Conference champs.. American After Yosh KInel had strolled Arhesnn Isu«ve« for Ismdon game, two jTsterday afternoon A’esterday'a Stan ed a 79 to pace Manchester High’s 1. Red Rox should be carried out, and prepa­ (or Blekford In 6tli; b—llclser stru. k , seventh inning allowed the Phils to ] Uavls Decisions .Ask . . _ . , » . - I League rosters show 28 ten-year ill the first, Augustine cleared the (luring the High school contest and The Scranton Miners felt like out tor Cltlpiiaan In 8th; c—Ilarlrlleld ■ ning to make an annual affair of I mgn golf team to a 14 to 4 win over 2. Y ankeea rations for the execution were m score the tie-breaking run. Ted more who’ll achieve Meriden High yesterday after­ base-paths with a long home run __ ...... I Pans, Mav 9 -f/Ti U, S. Secre- one last night In the Twi League. crawling into the mines today. ran for Linden An 9th. Batting- Tommy Glaviano, Car­ Hartford, May 9—(4*)— -Teddy the tri-angular meet involving the that status this season. . There’s 3. Dodgers progrc.sa at the state prison when Acheson left They committed 11 errors last dinals—Had a perfect night at the Kluitzewski’s three-run homer in noon at the Manchester Country 4. Cardinals Into deep left center that "wormed the sixth had put Cincinnati in (Red Top) Davis, 13.5, of this city Pacific Conat champs and the Big some question whether all of them C3ub. LsFrancis also starred in a its way through the cars into the I by plane today for London for Broad Street Motors will prac­ night In taking a 13-0 shellack­ Ilroaki) n 7 plate with four for four, five runs took a ten-round decision from Ten and IC4A indoor rulers. It are active players, SfUliiijlllER ab r rbl front, 5-4, until the Phils’ two-run recent 14 to 4 win over Norwich • Tiics., May 30 street. Eddie WterzbIckI doubled I talks with British officials prior to tice Wednesday night at 6 at Rob­ ing from the Hartford Chiefs. batted In and three scored as the Eli." Ask. 134. of Helsinki. Fin. was Soutbe'rn California, Michigan Cleaning Hl6 Cuff 1 vs. 2. lire**, ** . ... Cards whipped the Braves, 10-3. rally in the seventh. Ken John­ Free Academy with a 73, ton 3 va. 4. to' lead off the second and counter­ ' the opening of the Big Thr«-e ertson Park. Army and Navy The Boston Red Sox’ farmhands land, before a meager crowd of State and Yale this year and the Credit Oklahoma Coach Bruce Morgan. 3b . Pitching—Art Houtteman. Ti­ son, although replaced by Bob over par. ed on the first of two hits for Bez- Western Foreign Ministers eonfer- Club will drill Wednesday night at got onlv five scattered hits off 712 at the Auditorium here last clash paid off In both records and Drake and his No. 1 player. Jim­ ' ence He had ronferred here yester­ Uu»."*ll. If ■. gers—Stopped the Yankees with Miller in the seventh, gained credit Yesterday's summary: Thur*., June 1— 1 vs. 3. rudezyk. Two errors and a sacri­ 6 at Memorial Field. St. Bridget's Bert Thiel, as he marked up his Knbtnaon. 2b night. cash, .the plan is to hold it on the my Vickers, with an assist on day with French Foreign Mtiilslpr will praetiee tonight from 5 to 8 eight hits, yielding lone run in the for his second triumph. Manchester Tuez., June 6— 2 ve. 4. fice found two more runs denting second Eastern League victory. nirlllo. rf .. He pushed and spun and pepper­ date of the Penn and Drake Re­ CTiarley Coe's victory in the West­ Bobert .Srhiiman at Robertson Park. ninth as Detroit defaated the world Little Tommy Glaviano was the LaFrancIs ...... 79 Thurs., June 8—3 vs. 2. the dish before the Inning came to Harry Hanebrink and George Hodges, lb .. ed Ask with left Jabs, and was in lays, so nobody would have a dual ern Xinnteur golf. Just before a close. The PA’s rounded out Crowe wielded big sticks In the Snider, cf .. champions, 7-1. big man in the Cardinals’ 10-3 Blish ...... 109 Ttiee., June 13—4 ve. 1. Edward*, c .. victory over the Boston Braves In complete charge throughout. Ref­ meet conflict.. .California already the 128-pound Vickers went out Best Ball ...... Thurs., June 15—2 vs. 1. their scoring with a single mark­ A m im Tii PRiwi Hartford attack. Hanebrlnk’s Podblelan. P eree Max Mauravack gave him five claims the biggest meet of all, the to play Frankie Stranahan, Drake er in the fourth as Bobby DlBat- three singles and a homer account­ Boston—Boy Andrews, 134',4, St. Louis. The hustling Infielder Quinn ...... 104 Tues., June 20—4 vs. 3. Pansy Cross SL Bantk, p Lowell, Mass., outpointed Iggy had a perfect night at the plate rounds to Ask’s three, and called Coliseum Relays at Los Angeles, wired him; "Vickers vs. par, not Tedford ...... 105 Thurs., June 27—3 vs. 1. tlsto and Surowlec put together a Sports iu Brief ed for four runs. Crowe hit his __ — which are expected to draw 60,000 Stranahan.".. Jimmy went out pair of singles. DlBattlsto scored Vaccarl, 1S4, Boston (12). four hits and a walk. He drove In two even, Best Ball ...... fourth homer of the season and a Total* ...... 37 7 n 37 u 0 4 spectators for toe fourth straight and licked them both.. Larry on a wild pitch. It’s hore today! America's first vr^i PIHibarch i ’ 4 Tues., July 4—4 vs. 2. Dy The AsHociated Press triple to bring In three runs. row on May 19.'.Paddy Young, ^ropshire (Lexington. KyW-ead- Thurs., July 6*-2 vs. 3. Bezrudezyk gave up thraa walks. Third baseman Johnny Shert led ab r h 0 a rbl 14 RAsrhAll 0 0 0 who takes on Charley Fusari ip er) wants to know if any college Tuea., July 11— 1 ve. 4. One of these cost him a shutout* Scranton's parade of errors with Beard, rf ...... 4 0 Meriden' fully perfected "no clutch—no gearshift" driving! St. Louis- Ted Wilks, St. Louis Hopp. lb ...... 3 1 10 0 1 1 the Garden Friday night, is chair­ ball game can top the 3-3, 13- Thurs., July IS— 1 vs. 2. and possibly a no hitter. He Issued four mlscues. Woronick ...... 87 Cardinal pitcher, waa placed on WaUh. p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 man o f the Greenwich Village Po­ inning tie between Kentucky and Gaudet ...... -08 Tues., July 18t- 3 vs. 4. two of the passes to Johnny (Jho- the disabled list after turning up f-nickert...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 lice Athletic Leapie fund drive.. G eorpa In which C. M. Newton Thurs., July 20— 1 vs. 3. mick, league leading sticker of 0 0 0 0 € i i k v n I ( | ': k . Best Ball ...... Come in and see it! The achievement of years with an elbow spur. Golf g-FItigerald ...... 0 0 0 Al Schacht will start lus 29tb and Carl Adams both pitched 12 Tues., July 26— 2. vs. 4. 1949. The second free U ^et came Main, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a M Iliill Del T r a e r o ...... 87 Pittsburgh—The Pirates option­ year of clowning (official, that is) scoreless innings.. Joe Medwtek Thurs., July 27—3 vs. 3. in the fifth. Jadslniak followed Virginia Beach. Va.—Maj^i Lena Klntr. U ...... 4 1 3 0 0 1 Hills ...... 107 ed Catcher Eddie Fitzgerald to In­ ...... 4 0 1 0 i 0 0 In Newport News. Va., this mofith. 'has reduced his golf handicap to Best Ball ...... with a grounder to second which of devoiopment by Studobaker and Borg-Warnor! dianapolis on a 24-hour recall ba­ Faulk, Thomasvllle. Ga., won med­ Ff^rnande*. 3b Tues.’, Aug. 1—4 vs. 1. Pete Btaum gathered in to start a Weatlake. cf . . .. . 4 0 0 3 0 6 0 Sbe Had tt Down Fat two—which seems to show there’s sis. alist honors in the Southern Wom­ 0 Thurs., Aug. 3—1 vs. 4. doubleplay. DiBattlsto dropped the MurtauRb, 3b ...... 4 1 1 3 1 0 Judge P. B. O'Sullivan of the no penalty for swinpng at bad Raring en’s Golf Tournament. RoJ*k. •* ...... a 0 0 0 6 0 0 balls In that game. Tues., Aug. 8—3 va 3. ball at second. Then Frey came Now York- Ford i$3.30) won Fresno, Calif.- E. J. (Dutch) e-Saffell ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Connecticut Supreme (Court o f Er­ Thurs., Aug. 10— 4 vs. 2. through with hla hit—a bounder the seven-furlong featured dash at Harrison ahot a 67 to win the Cali­ Strickland, aa ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 rors lives right across the road Tues., Aug. 16—3 vs. 1. that took a high hop into center. Belmont In 1:24 4-5. fornia State Open In a playoff with McCulIougb. e . . . . 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH from a golf course in Orange, Mapes, Began Pace Thurs., Aug. 17—4 vs. S. Frey’s safety started out as a 1 1 1 Baltimore—King Chatter (19.20) Elliworth Vines and Jack Gage. Turner, c ...... s 1 a s Conn... So it's more or less nat­ Tues., Aug. 22—2 vs. 1. normal ground ball to short, but it won the featured Star Porter ural that his daughter, Patricia, Sports Srhediile Batting Parade Thurs., Aug. 24—4 vs. 1. had top spin on it and bounced Ihirse at Pimlico. should become a top-flight golfer Tues., Aug. 29—3 vs. 2. high oven DiBattlsto’s head for a Boston—Kllmle’ ($3.80) captured . .The Judge, one o f his state's Tuesday. May 9 Thurs., Aug. 31—2 vs. 4. clean hit. There was no further the six-cfiirlong feature at Suffolk most prominent citizens and an Naasiffa vs. Red Men. 6:16— (Chicago, May 9.—(A')—The top threat by the West Sides. Downs. DOWNTOWN CHRYSLER orator who can roll 'em in the Charter Oak, ten batters in the American Tues., Sept. 6—1 vs. 3. PA'S (8) Louisville—Robust ran five fur- aisles when he likes, isn't. so sure Wednesday, May 10 League are clicking at .366 or Thurs., Sept. 7— 3 vs. 4. AB R H PO A E 1 • Hamilton va. Silk City, 6 p. m.— l(>ngs In 1.58 3-5 and Porter’s Room Laurel Park Golf Range a* it's working out right..Seems better--a fast pact led bY <^iff Tues., Sept. 12—1 vs. 3. Thompson, rf .. 3 1 0 0 0 0 stepped six furlongs In 1:10 1-5 to O'Sullivan went to keep a bualneaa Oval. (Tarxan) Mapes, New York Yan­ •—Double Header Opener. Haugh, r f ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 set new track records at CAurchIU The convenience of this handy, downtown head­ appointment recently and gava his Walnut va. Paris, 6:16—Charter kee outfielder, and catcher Jim • •—Fourth of July- -Oame may be Y. KInel, c f ___ 0 1 0 0 0 0 Downs. name to the office receptionist.. O fk. Hegan o f (Cleveland. played at another date. Server, c f ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 General .The ^ I looked up and gava him St. James’s vs. Center Congoi, In statistics officially computed Augustine, lb .. 3 1 1 4 0 0 Montreal—Chuck Rayoer, New quarters appeals to many Chrysler-Plymouth owners. a big smile, exclaiming: “ Oh, 6:15—Memorial. through Sunday’s games, Mapes Correa, a s ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 York Rangers goalie, was named N O W OPEN you're Pat O'Sullivan's father, Thursday, May II had authored .406 with 13 blows DiBattlsto, ss .. 1 1 1 0 0 1 the National Hockey League’s St. Bridget’s va. Zion's, 6:15— In 32 times at bat. Hegan had .406 Chuck Rayner Expert attention is given to yo«** motor problems by an aren’t you .. Even his court Memorial. Surowlec, If . . . 3 0 3 0 0 0 ■ Most Valuable Player.” Week Days 6 to 10:30 p. m. couldn’t correct that error." _ ^ with 15 hits in 87 trips. F. KInel, 3 b ___ 1 ^0 0 0 0 1 London—Belgium defeated Fin­ Friday, May 12 They were followed by' Dom Di- Most Valuable Sborta and Shells Rockville va. PA’s, 6 p. m.— Klein, 2 b ...... 1 0 0 1 Ox, 0 land, 4-1, and Italy took a 2-1 lead experienced staff o f mechanics thoroughly trained in Magglo of Boston with .389; Lar­ Staum, 2 b ...... 1 0 0 2 0 0 over England In the first round of Week-Ends (Sat*-Sun.) 1 to 10:30 p. m. The Eastern Championship Oval. Spring Regatta at Annapolis, Md., ry Doby, Cleveland, .386; Paul Montreal. May 9—.i lead with Henrich with toirea Maurice Richard of the Montreal Patton, 2 b ...... l 0 0 i N# cMeli padal. al saarsa-iyaiid yav'ra tafa ri§M fcam lha elartl ■udebaker Automatic D iIm inches wide pattern, color sugges­ apiece. ZarUla was, tope in dou- Candidatas was . third with 18 O nran. lb .... 3 0 0 6 (fcM you Item much of the pkysied effort of driving. Na clirtchlngl Na dsclulcMagt As car asovea tions, stitch illustrat^ns and mate­ b | a s with eight. points, followed by; Bid Abel, De­ WEDNESDAY ferward. you just feed the gat, steer and brake. Your 9tudebaker **shMls far ksalf” —molM gear rial requirements. * The seventh Red Sox in the pa­ troit, 10; Bill Durnan. Montrea.1 T o U I s ...... 18 1 1 15 7 8 staging subscription drive changes automaticaUy. quietly and smoothly. M "eraaa” at traffic li^ital Na rail back whan jro« Send 20c in coins, your name, 8 P. M. rade was (3iuck Stobbs who and Milt Sefamidt, Bonffon, 8 •each; Runs batted in: Augustine (Si. address and the pattern number to shared pitching honors with a 2-0 Edgar Laprade, New York. and.Tcd Bezrudezyk-Frey:' Two-bsMe bits: atop on normai apfradet. You keep the pointer on the steering post in "drive" podtsca m od of tbs Anne Cabot The Manchester Eve­ Proceeds to to (m ’ a portable iron lunt which wiil be available to anyone in the ^ i • RAIN DATE — THURSDAY 8 P. 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MANCHESTER EVE.VING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1950 PAGE SEVBNTEEIf BlitNCIUJSTEK EV'ENING HERALD, HANCHES'IER, CONN„ TUESDAY,. M AY 9, 1950 Tlme-^and-'Dde Item, from the Patient—Gee! I wouldn't let It’a no secret tha jd humor Says H. B. T. In his column. I'tNINEKVIl.I.E FOl.KN Quebec Chronicle Telegraph: "In them operate on me again for a and good digestion go hand in This Spinning Sphere: "Cprrent BY FONTAINE FOB Sense And our kitchen there ia a clock, a cal­ mWion dollars! hand. Tense nerves and frayed engineering problem before the BaiMinc—Contractlut 14 Opportunitfau 92 Articica l’Our father The patient was incredulous. I takes lliem so long to roach th.tl high proIVts, Tel. 2-4253 after 6. Montgoihery Ward, Main atreet. Fully Installed ' LARGE Double room, full house­ Aa,long aa boys and girls are IkitUes of cough ayrup. fill. M. French. Call 8730. give yo!i? Patient—la that why you want Druggist—Someone aick at your age. 1048 PO NTIAC &-cyllndcr. Hydra- keeping privileges. Semi-private taught to love the truth, the right John—Dad gave ua a bottle to open me again? BOLTON Building stone and Bag- No Money Dowm bath and shower, l^are balance N E W ! W ARDS 1^-2 H. P. CTear. house? Lost aai matlc sedan coupe'. Very clean, Trac, $164.50. It’# new! It'a low So long our cities will aurvive o'seld to test the silver with. Doctor--Yea. TW O REFINED women, part time stone, A-1 loam, also rock drill­ $1.50 A W EEK of 5-room apartment with one Indian—No sick. "It ia with the greatest pleasure low mileage car. Can be.seen at Florists— Nurseries 16 priced. Three speed ranges. Rug­ the years, outlast the night. Patlimt-^Don't be silly. Here's tha* we bid our waders goodby*:.' 1>0ST—PASS BOOK No. 7140S. work. For details call 8289. ing and blaating. Bolton Notch couple. Electric refrigeratois As long as there are homes Druggist—Then what on earth NoUct l» hereby given that Paee 200 Main street, Apartnient 3, Phone 7391 ged Clinton engine. It'a extra Man—I ’m happy and all that, of a dollar—go out and get yourself are you buying all of this cough wrote H departing sjKirts editor. PANSIES, Giant strains in bloom, Quarry. Telephona 2-0617. Stan­ Heat, hot water and utilities where beauty dwells and books are course, old chap! still I wish my, another rubber glove. Book No. 7140S. taaued by The between 6 and 7 p. m. GIRL WANTED. Experienced for powerful in tough spots. See it syrup for' He worked on The Alantlan, put 50c a basket. Premier strawberry ley Patnode. SPE C IA L 15% oft on new 1950 re- furnished. Call 8868. read, wife wouldn't talk so much shout Savings Bank of Manchester has soda fountain and table service. today or call Mr. Keith for infor­ Indian —Mm—me . likeum on out by the inmates of the Atlanta 1930 BUICK four-door sedan con­ plants 35 . |1, 100 - $2.75. No. 1 frigerators, freezers, dlahwaah- As long as there- are homes her last husband. Fedeinl penitentiary. He proba­ been lost and appIicaUon baa Part time, 3 to 8 p. m. Apply In NATIONALLY Famous Alaco WE WOULD Ilka a builneaa wom­ mation at Montgomery Ward, Sign in Chicago store window— panrakea. vertible. Piccellent. Priced to sell. Gladioli bulbs, 12 - 85c. Aspara­ ere. washing machines, electric wheie kindness reigns and prayers Friend—Forget it! Mine’s always bly felt' like a lot of preachers do, been made to sail bank for pay­ person. Peter's Chocolate Shoppe, aluminum combination acreen an to live with ua. Full household Main street. No dogs allowed. Tom KStz, pro­ Can be seen at rear of Benson’s gus, Mary Washington, 35 - |1, ranges, electric water heatera, are said; talking about her next. when they leave a charge where ment of the amount of deposit. 691 Main street. and storm windows and dobra to privUegea. Small, well mannered Although wars fling hatred on prietor. Did >'OU ever hear of the Scotch­ furniture. 100 . $2.75. Four acres hardy vacuum cleanera and radios. All MANCHESTER — Desirable five- they gel caught between two rival plants, including delphinium, protect your home. A ik about our family. Phone 2-1326. the world and nations grope. The beauty of the old-fashioned man who took the comers on two rhurch faettuna. l o s t —V aluable papers on or near WOMAN TO help with cleaning floor samples. The Village Charm room, built in 1942. Beautiful phlox, popples, rock garden plan of no money down, immedi­ With homes like these, and chil­ blacksmitb, recalls "Simshine Mag­ With skirts shorter and bathing wheels to save his tires? Main street in Mancheeter, Find­ and ironing, two or three after­ Store, 845 Main street. ATTR A C TIV E LY Furnished room floors, tile bath, fireplace, hot USED CAR SALE plants, etc. Shrubs, evergreens, ate Inatallatlon, small monthly dren waiting there, we still can azine," was that when you brought suits briefer, the optics are going er please call Rockville 928-W-3. noons a week. Call 2-9557. for one or two. Light housel.eep- water heat, oil, nicely landscap­ Teacher-Now, Tommy, can you rose bushes, fruit trees. Trans­ payments, begin Oct. 1st Free PE N FIE LD Gas auotmatic hot hope. him your horse to be shod he didn't to be bu.sier than ever this summer, In life, as in basebsll. It's the tell me what a neighbor Is? 1949 BUICK SEDANe TTE ing facilities available. Central, ed. Asking price $11,400. Alice Reward. eaUmatea or additional informa­ w'ater heater, 65 gallon capacity. Carl S. Ell-Prealdent Northeastern think of 40 other things that ought suggest-* the St. Thomas, Ont., times you reach home safely that Tommy— Yes. ma'am. It'a a wo­ planted vegetable and bedding WOMAN With experience want­ reasonable. Mrs. Jerome, 14 Arch Clampet Agency. Phone 4993. Mr. 1948 NASH AMBASSADOR plants later. Woodland Gardens, tion. See Cox Hardware Store, or Copper. Phone 3636 after 6. University — Think tl> be done to it. Canada, Timcs-Joumal. count. man that borrows thing* ed to work in Snack bar nights. wrrite Box B, Herald, street, first floor. Mitten 6930, Mrs. Wagner 2-0028. \ LOST— Nlghtte-Nlght doll, SEDAN 168 Woodland street. Tel. 8474. No Sunday work. Apply in per­ Bolton Center. Call 2-0823. 1948 FORD 2-DOOR son. Frank's Snack Bar, 844 Main. L e n o x s t r e e t , owner must sell MICKEY FINN DIAM OND Engagement ring, 3-8 FOUR-BURNER gas range, play­ Contagious I LANK LBUNARD 1047 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN ROOM FOR RENT. Phone 2-9378. Immediately, six-room single, oil karat, 6 side stones. Excellent pen and high chair. Call 2-9881. R o o fin g 1«A quality, allow appraisal, need burner, combination screena and THAT WAS SOME AND THE SIZE OF • c3 P »r«o n a lo 1947 BUICK SEDAN W ANTED— Housekeeper to live cash, cheap. Call Hartford 6-1137 ROPER Apartment size gas range. storm windows, automatic gas MEAL!THEY SURE THIS HOTEL, PHIL/ 1947 BUICK SEDANETTE ROOFING — Specializing In re­ in. Call 2-2838. LARGE Bedroom in quiet home. 9 ALL MAKES tewing machines pairing roofs of all kinds, also until 6. Ideal for small kitchen. Very reaf hot water heater, full cellar. If HEMEALLYMUSTfE A hAIHH! lYl SURE DO THINGS m A BIG I WONDER HOW 1942 CHEVROLET TITDOR Kitchen privileges. Reasonable. you have the time and can use a repaired or electrifleo. Reasonable new roofs. Gutter work. Chim­ M ANY OFFICE job# are open. If •onable. Phone 2-3098 after 5:30. A CHARACTER,WItSUfi) I HAVEN'T/ WAY DOYm HERE MANY STORIES HIGH 1942 BUICK SEDANETTE ROYAL CORONA PORTABLE — Inquire 224 Charter Oak. Phone paint bru.* this is a real buy. rates. Work guaranteed. Day neys cleaned and repaired. 26 you want a job. come In. Contact: -B U T I HOPE YOU 4 WELIAET'S FMD IN TEXAS! LOOK 1941 OLDSMOBILE CONV. Smith Corona Standard type­ OLD RED Tin Barn, 706 North 8368. Only $8,000, reasonable terms or IT IS? ONE-TWO- phone 5171 night phone 2-0*10. years' experience. Free estimates. Wilson Agency. 721 Main, Room COUPE writers and adding machines. Main atreet, buy# and sella good will qualify for veteran with $1,- HAVEN'T PICKEP UP ANY ) HIM ANO GO AT THE SIZE OF THREE - FOUR- Call Howley. Manchester 5361. 207, Hartford. WADSWORTH Street. Comfort­ Used machines sold or rented. used furniture and antiques. OF HIS IDIOSYNCRASIES SDOKYN TOTHE THAT SWIMMING 1941 DODGE TUDOR able room In quiet homo for re­ 000 down. Wm. Goodchild. Sr., Aatomotoilcs Pnr Sal* 4 Repairs on all makes, Marlow's. Frank Denette. Phone 2-3376. -BY BEING IN HIS company) HOTEL FOR 1941 BinCK SEDAN FEATURING Guaranteed roofs EXPERIENCED LADIES' wear liable person. Phone 8439. Realtor. Office 15 Forest strict. and expert repairs as well as 7925 or 8891. SO LONG/ l u n c h / NASH 1946 Brougham. Priced low 1940 BUICK SEDAN sales person. Good salary. Send DINING ROOM aet, 2 metal beds, gutter and conductor work, Try PLEASANT, large rooms for gen­ lor quick sale. Can b» seen at 55 letter with quallflcatlona to Box Boats and Aceeaaories 46 1 full size, 1 single, 2 oak dressers. your "Local Roofer." Call Cough­ tlemen. at the Center. 16 Wads­ SIX-ROOM home on Glenwood Avondale Road after 5. C, Herald. Can be seen at 162 Maple street GORMAN MOTOR lin 7707. worth atreet. street, 3 bedrooms up. newly re­ NEW A N D uaed outboard motors after 7 o'clock evenings. 1040 PLYMOUTH two-door aedan. SALES. Inc. t- . ■ .1.1. ■ ’ ■ NEED 3 Wtomen part time eve­ and outboard boats. Marine glue, decorated interior, new oil burn­ er. Priced for quick sale. Phone Radio and heater. Good tires, 285 Main Street nings. Salary while training. Top paints and hardware. Outboards THREE PIEICE living room aet, THREIE Unfurnished rooms. Coun­ try.-Adults. Low .-ent In exchange 3450, after 5 p. m. Phone 7813. overhauled motor. Call 2-3044. Phone 2-4571 Heating—Plumbing 17 commiealon thereafter. Call 6946 repaired. McIntosh Boat Co., also other’ articles of furniture. between 4 and 6 p. m. for light housework. Few odd EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ north end Purnell Parking Place. 65 Florence street. 1948 WILLYS JEEP — 4 1937 FORD convertible. Also 1936 Phone 2-3102. jobs. Phone Easthampton 162-W2 SEVERAL LISTINGS R. E. Von- 5 - 9 -SO Y\Sn.D . 1940 4-DR. SEDAN — New- DE LONGS Refrigerator aervlce. FOUR AN D Five room apart­ tion, estimates given, time pay­ LABORER WANTED. W. Harr>- tank extended to all outboard leas. of land. Shown oy appointment I I w w o I S T w ty’o i i u s i M llX WW >. to Vvjl WOOGMX MOOTVW OLO ATAAZ.04$ motor. Repairs on all makea, commer­ ments. Heated. Furnished or un­ ments arranged. Edward Johnaon. England Lumber Company. Phone owners. Wa buy, aell, trade. Capi­ only. Exclusive with Alice U T tV t C \ 9 « y fi MOMllO m OOeM-4 XHlVi AKiO H l'b A cial and domestic. Emergency 24- furnished. References. Write Box Phbne 6979 or 5044. 2-0244. tol^ Equipment Co., 38 Main M. Herald. Clampet Agency. Phone 4993. Mr. GWlTH? AKO c1 s = ^ T H I od atreet. 2-1362, 2-3072. FOUR-PIECE wicker living room BIX COMPLETE rooms, in excel- 1940 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN HooschoM Serrlcce I ^ n e 2-4187. SEA HORSES, tropical and gold set, beat offer takes R. Telephona lent condition;- Nice lot. Early oc­ 73 —BUck. O ffe re d 13A ASHES AND Rubbish removed. I Jits for Sale fish, plants, tanks and aceeaaories. 2-9326. cupancy. H. B. Grady. 8009. ♦ General trucking, sand and STRAWBERRY PlanU, Premiere LO VELY LOT In the country. 100’ 1939 PACKARD 4-DOOR SEDAN CORNICES and valance boards. Kelly's Aquarium, 29 Sunset and CaUkllla S dozen $1, $2 - 100, S -B lu e. gravel, fill, loam for tale. Reason­ COM BINATION Oil and gaa X 400’ : beautiful tree.. Call 2-2856 Custom built, choice of designa atreet. Open 'til 9. $12 - 1,000, Also lettuce and cab- able ratea. Prompt Service. Call range. Phone 2-0740 after 5 p. m. 4 AND 4 DUPLEX, two-car ga­ after 5:30. 1938 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN— Phone 2-3574, from 9 a. m. to 9 James Macri 4523. bags planU. Oderroann’a Green­ r s ^ . 8009. H. B. Grady, Agent. Black. p. m. Live Stock—Vehielce 42 house' 504 Parker street FOUR-PIECE Bedroom set. twin LOTS OF LOTS LIGHT LiOCAL package delivery. beda, $275; G.E. rafrigerator, 7 $6,000, F IV E room * large lot. AU WEAVING of bums, moth holes PREM IER Strawberry plants, Cars Reconditoned By Cellars cleaned. *^.^asonable rates. GENTLE Riding horae.. Saddle and cu. ft , $125; Kitchen table and fruit trees, chicken coop. Man­ Factory Methods and torn clothing, hosiery runs, $1.25 100; $12 - 1,000. Phone Several bufiding sites in vari­ Call L J. Delaney. 2-0414. bridle complete. Wil^ make good 4 cbalra, $30; couch. $25; R.C.A. chester 8009. H. B. Grady, Agent. handbags repaired, zipper re 4564. William McNall, 103 Avery ous locations. Prices $600 and up. 0 ^ 0 ______i t a w f T a t m f pet. Call 6834. radio table model, $25. Alao mls- BALCH Po n t ia c / Inc. placement, umbrellas repaired, street Manchester.. F IV E ROOM home, completely re­ cellaneoua pieces. Inquire 821 cent n<» IT mt mmet. we. t. h. no. u. a mt. orr. VIC FLINT Hex Apeal BY MICHAKL O'MALLEY AND RALPH LANS 155 Center Street men's shirt collars reversed and Painting—Papering 21 decorated. Modem kitchen, oak S. A. BEECHLER eewt iw mt mt womet. mt. r a. we. v. * w>t. ew. replaced. Marlow's Little Mending WantHf— Pets- ■Poaltry— GREEN MounUln poUtoce. First Main Mreet, ApL 1, before 9 p. m. Realtor KNT lT/llSTCN,AliC>^ HOTHMdl, O A B IIN A ^ Phone 2-4545 OUTSIDE, Inside painting and floors, copper plumbing, garage "On tha eontrary. I'm glad you dropped in to talk about' CYNTHIA'S 6TILL '" ah.THIS NEW Shop. Stock 44 quality,' very mea'y, $1.75 and barn. Approximately 2 ^ ______Phone 6969______"Mom, you’ve bean voted the bait cookia-makar on the TSACKINfi YCXIR MAN. ONE'S A BEAUTi^ ito NOT MEO K> eiasw* REAUV. ITY JUST THAT 1947 NASH 600, 4-door, radio. paperhanging. Free eatlaates. COMBINATION G«m and oil rang* SMCS ’RXJANNOUNCH) bushel delivered to your door. Call acre* Excellent condition. On bus straat!" a raiia, Parfcint— I was beginning to wonder if you ISN 'T SHE, BUT WHY DON'T YOU Good tires, new paint job, "econo­ Prompt servici. Reasonable General Eaectrlc refrigerator, LARGE BuUding lota with abada GIVE HER UP? WE'S YDUR EN6A6EMENT ID MANCHESTER Upholstering Co. W ANTED — Cows, calve* and beef Hathaway 2-1390.. line. Price $11,000. Elva Tyler, Taalizad who was boat around har*!' B068V? my on wheels." Mancheater Motor Re-upholsterlng, draperies, slip prices. Phone 7630. D. Frechette. washing' machine and miacel- traes, at the Green. Wm. Kanehl, NOT WORTHY OF >8X1. aOflBV YOU SC6M1D cattle, also horses. We pay the Agent. P h o n t 2-«469. out OUR WAV BY J. K. >VILI.IAMS UUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Sales. Open evenings. West Cen­ covers. 48 Purnell Place. Call 2' Workman's compensation public top dollar. Plela Bros., 364 Bid- PREM IERE Strawberry plants. laneou/. household fumlahlngs. 519 Center street. Phone-7773. BESOES, SHEb HAVE HAD 0N6 NARROW May be seen beginning Tuesday ESCAPC AFTER ter at Hartford Road. 9521. Open evening^. liability carried. well, atreet Phone 7*05. $12 - 1,000; 5,000 or over $11. noiu’7 KNOW w h e t h e r I FIELDED A HOT (SROUHOER^ e s a d , T w is e s / ■ rw A Ti noon. Houston'* 73 School street CHOICE LOT, 91 x 193. Excellent Phone 5215. Frank Glode, 1701 TD (ptVE M30 A 6 O 0 P ’ FROM HEAOaoARTERGTOOA'ii? WILL 6RlNG SARE t ^ 1948 OLDSMOBILE 68 club coupe, F L A T ,F IN IS H . Holland window INTERIO R AND Exterior paint' Tolland street MancheeUr. Phone 7332. 55 RUSSELL STREET location, fine view, city water, MA30R/ALL ENfiAGEMBNTS Ing, paperhanging, ceilings re 81,500. Madeline Smith. Realtor. TUMBLING DOWM FROlA radio, heater, aeat covers, vent shades made to measure. All Artkics far Side 46 OR TAKE '■DU HOME FOR JAKE’S VIRESTLER HIS Mien HORee/— - •hades. Many other' extras, low finished. Fully Insured. Expert D AVENPO RT for lala. Go6d con­ 2-1642 - 4679. ______• liW TDVOOR metal Venetian blinds at a new Beautiful 6 room Cape Cod. VvliLL SB 6LDB-F HEH-HEH.' 1 FEAR X mileage. Manchester Motor Sales. low price. Keys made while you work. New 1950 wallpaper Ixmka. SDC PAIR S shutters, complete B hoM Goods 61 dition. reaaonable price. Can be FATHER/ with hardware, $15. Call 6419 seen between 6 and 7 evenings, Steam heat, oil burner, fireplace -UMTILHE MBE;T£ SHAN'T BE ABLS t o Open evenlnga West CenUr at wait. Marlow's. Edward R. Price. Phone 2-1008. and extra lavatory. Excellent home S0PPKW5S A H utford Road. after 6. W INDOW SHADES, measuied, can 4532. Wanted—Heal Batata 77 FOR QUAUTY, price anc. aervlco made and Installed. 10 colors and X in a handy location. Near Main HB CAHTT BVfiKJ CHOCki-e w h e n ) k lN A -F ID E buyers need homes 198T HUDSON Terraplanc, radio consult Albert Guay "The Home WE HAVE a Climax No. 2 porta­ qualities In stock. Keith Furni­ Machinery aad T4Mla 66 Street Nice residential area. ,(3BTAMATCW HE APPROACHES Building—Contracting 14 o f varioua type* Please phone and liaater. Good transporUtlon. Owner’s Painter.” Oompleta ble electric aeWing mat^ine. Call ture. Phone 4159. VOITH A /we-FOR.. POW ER Lawn tnowara, gardan Douglas Blanchard, Real Ertata 5ALOOM lii' Raeeonable. Call 8501 after 6 p CARPENTER Work. Jobbing of painting and paperfaanging aer­ and make oii offer. Ptume 2-0908. • ARTHUR a ; k n o f l a . m. ' all kinds. New construction TELEVISION. It’a yours for only tractor* Johnson’s outboard* Service. 2-9849. vlce. Phone 2-1855. NEW FLAM BEAU outboard Workman’s compensation carried. 8189.95 Completely inatalled In Disston chain ra w * air coolad *n- 875 Main S t — Ert. 1921 ______BY LKSUB TURN KB INTERIOR AND Eheterior paint motor^Alao 22 caliber h l ^ etand- your home, with outside aerial, g ln ** etc. Don't inaka a mtstak* Phones 5440 or 5938 OONSlUICtUNU BBLUNQ WASH ItIKKS _____ Reaaarch Call for an estimate on any in­ TUUR PROPSRTTT PO N TIAC 6. Inquire George's Esso ing. Average room papered. 812, ard target pistol. New, small util­ $19.95 down, balance 810 month. buy your equipa ent wbtr* Um 'COULD lUXNCTMRUTHe’ side or outside work. Fred Witkoiit eaUgaUoB. to van. ^ r v e o o T T o Statton, Mala atreet. Knofla. Tel. 7704. Including paper. Oeillnga reflniah- ity gaa angine. Oall 2-9927. Bruimer'a. Televiaion, 388 Bast guarantae la backad by autberia- Horn* Liatinga Wanted G O «AA* TMbSie Centar atreet Open Mon., Wed., •rill appralaa or make to o a esab ed. Excellent workman^lp. R ay LA W N MOWER for aale. Good ad atrvlea aau 25 years of know ILLUSTRATION*, Fri. 'til 9; Sat. 5. Sunday 10 *U1 offer tor prop*rt.T. 8a* us bafora -IX l mond Flake. 3-9287. condition. Reaaonable. Oall. 2- bow. Com* la and look around. you aeU. 8 p. m. W EST CENTER Street Six room 1895. Wa would Uka to serve you. Open PbOO* 7728 Or <278 S a t afternoon* and Tkuradsy colonial With enclosed sun porch, PAINTING AND Paperhanging. D U P U C A T E Shipment o f 15 BRAE-BURN REALTY M A TE R N ITY Drees. Gtay print avaainga until July 1st Ckpittd S-car garage, o|l steam beat fire­ Free» catlmatea.crtlE Call 2-1678. lounge chairs raccivsd in error. Size 12. lik e new, 85. Play-pen, lutpment, SS Main straat. TaL place, storm wiadokrs and screen* TH IN K IN G OF SaIJing? Wa oaad This factory’s mistako ia your Venetian blind* immediate occu­ P A INJUNC T IK G and Paperhanging. excellent condition, |6. Phone 4 to 8 room bouses. Buyers araltr good foctuiM. They have author- First c|aaa work. Quidlty mate- 8003. pancy. T. J. Crockatt, Broker. Ing. Quick result* Call Soburbaa iaed us to sell tkeae chairs at riala uaed. For free eetlmatee call BULLDOZERS, Intoraatlocial, 5418. Raatty O o,' Kaaltora Pbhb* <21A Bob Fiake between 6 p. m. • 7 p. GOLF CLUBS, aet of 12, notched, 824.95. 8 styles, 6 colors. Keith Oetrac* Naw, uaad wheal a popular make. Uke new, $50. Furniture Co.. IIIS Main street orawlar traotor* plow * spread- JUST Oomplettag at the Green, a W ANTED —Gaaottn* atatlob- or m. Phone 2-9178. nodsra bom * Cap* Cod atyl* Phone 2-2419 between 4 end 9. oppoMta the High achooL era, side rake* Umeaower* Ttnns Bite* purebaaa or lease Bell. 804 Hot wstar baat, garage, large lot. arranged. Dublin Tractor Oa'„ O te a d v ta a r n m t t . West Harb- . 9-9 E A ST S P IN P flT demonstrator. wmipianltc. sksdttoHp. W ot Kanakl. USED, 'Underwood typewriter. Regular 8199.U, reduced to 819 eeqtwi9»e*t l|> M A 3 « r t MATTREBBBB. Tour old mat Beaaonable. Call 2-4088. 8149S6. New guaranteed. > One Waartot ApFatto— Psirf 67 ' B fc _ _ t TOO SOON traaa atarlUaad asd leassd* kka used Norge washer, $89: one used sia> among those fortunate enough to tomorrow morning. Date Book Again Called now improving. Their daughter, ■ktoi VatonoB, wOl maat u the secure seata~for Monday night's Kathleen, who Is finishing her edu­ cation In this country, is at pres­ ' a o m Xa m Opaunnnltjr Houm thla performance o f “ South Pacifle.’’ The mother Caprini Mothers (CbMiaed Advertbbg ee Page 17) ariadiiir Bt t o’clock. Dclcratca tlM trip to New York and back Circle wdll meet tomorrow evening Tonight ent at home. VOL. LXIX, NO. 187 MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1960 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES-.IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FOUR CENTS aad aitMBBtM wW be named toj was made on the show train. at eight o'clock at the home of Hollister P. T..A. potluck supper Rev. W illard J, Mc­ A ll reports submitted at last the fOcthCoinliic state ooavenUon Mrs. Michael Murphy, 112 West and meeting, 6:30. night’s meeting Indicted Increase Laughlin Invited to Re­ in growth and activity. Changes In BrMivpoct. Dr. and Mrs. John L. Cannon Center street May 18, II. 12, U left yesterday for their home in Fourth annual exhibition of the turn for Another Year n,ade include the appointment of Flood Water Inundatea Steel Works •nw aeo, bora AprO 3S, in Baker! Atlanta, Oeorgla after a visit DeWolf A rt Guild, Parish House Everett R. Kennedy of Phelps A eon Craig Raymond, waa bom road as lay leader of the parish. Manorial bei^tal. Boalon. to Mr. with Mra Cannon's mother, Mrs. May 5 at the Hartford hospital to at 8t. Mary’s church, sponsored Atomic Research and Hra. Albert SImpaon of Nor- Rev. Willard J. McLaughlin, who Robert A. McBride, Miss Mabel o f F i r e i Jane Stratton, of Garden street. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. John­ by the Ljadles Guild. e n woo^OUaa., haa bran named Bar- They were guests at a tea Sunday Tomorrow is completing his s^ond year of Mathews, Elmore O. Burnham and son o f 17 Tyler circle. Mrs. John­ Felix E. Lewis are new leaders of rv Albert. Mra. SImpaon waa the afternoon at Mrs. Stratton's home, son la the former Mary Mlsovleh. Annual meeting of the Educa­ leadership of the North Methodist former Mias Margwt milott administrative commissibna. Leon at which the hotesses were Mrs. Thla la the couple’s first child. tional Club, Uncoln school, 3:30 church, waa unanimously Invited To Help Farmers, danahter of Mra H. B. E31iott, of Joseph P. Naylor and Mrs. W ar­ p.m. O. Holmes, Mark Holmes and Hannr street. They hav^ another ren Ball of Poquonock. Quests Robertson Parent-Teacher Asso­ to return for another year with an Frederick A. Stelnmeyer were u Da^ were also present from Hartford Group A, Center church, Mrs. ciation meeting, 8 p. m. Increase In salary of 20 per cent, elected to a three-year term as Rail Network; trustees. and this town. Mra. Cannon was William Steiner, leader, will hold Friday, May 12 at the annual meeting last night TIm Past Poeahontaa Club of its final meeting of the year tomor­ the former Miss Doris Stratton, Military whist of Order of East­ at which Rev. Orville E. Crain, su­ President Asserts Sunset Council No. 45, Degree of row evening. In the form of a pot- R.N. ern Star, Masonic Temple, 8 p. m. perintendent of the Norwich Dis­ Poeahontaa, will meet tomorrow luck supper in the Robbins room at Public Invited. 6:30. Dessert will be aupplled. trict, presided. evening at 7;S0 at the home of The Mothers Circle of the 8a-. Also Chaminade Musical Chib Was Missionary 'licketa for the Federation card Audience in Idaho C o u n S c l C la sh Drop Peace Hopes M ra Baasie Farris, 9 Durkin < red Heart will meet Thursday concert, Nathan Hale School audi­ Mr. t- Mra. Betty White of the library Clarke, 175 East Center street 'frMahon Among Sub Reporb have been current for Mediation board said “ we’ve HALE'S On* application In hla apeech to a tralnaide by Draper, who aaid he had not some time that in the basis of the staff has assembled an Interest­ Sunday, June 25 crowd here, the prealdent aald: Says iitteo given up.” ing display In the lobby of perhaps Britlah-American club all day discussed the amount of damages committee Members speclaj committee's findings. Gov­ MAKES FALSE TEETH FIT “ We have been making real with his attornej’s before the Fed­ To Give Dcmllqck Report a docen nurses’ caps. In st3les outing at Garden Grove. UnroiiHcious News Tidbits ernor Bowles will ask the Cbnersl Ho added that a report on the RATHROOM Headquarters ir Scandia Lodge -Ar progreaa in putting atomic energy eral court suit was filed. Looking Over Records Almost worn by different students and Assembly now In special sesrion deadlock will be submitted to for tho lifo of your ptotos to vrork. Already, atomic reaearch In the absence of the jury, From Pain and Ex­ SET ^aduates of training schools for If your placet are looee and alip or hurt, reic has led to important diacoveriee Culled IVom m Wires to consider proposed legislation Washington. FOR No. 23 V. O. of A. Frederick Wiggln, counsel for the Wariiington, May 10—i>P) Sen­ Yes/- nurses In Massachusetts and this them for iiucam.pcrmaaeoi comfort with toft in medicine and there ia rea) haustion ; Leg (^ught liberalizing the stab jobless insur­ The teard had tried In continu­ state. Thla exhibit Is In recogni­ Brimmt Plasti*Uocr Bcripa. Lay ttnpoa upper entertainers, argued that defense ate inveatlgators got their first ance act. W « are interested in build- promiae that it will lead to much W. A. Calvin, A F L organizer In ous sessions since 9 p. m., c. d. t., tion of National Hospital Day, counsel had no right to question look today st loyalty files on 81 Daniel A. Marra (above), o f Fltts- For lAwal Sales and Service 50 th better gralna and liveatock on our .Ytlanb, who' said Republicans Organized labor has insisted for last night to reach some agree­ tnt custom bnilt honscs. I May 12, when nations ail over the Draper on hla confidences with his persons named by Senator M c­ New York, May 10.—(/P)— burgh, had a taUf milUnn dollars ment. rerulct from six mooefas to a year or loaser. farma.” made $1,000,000 available to dc- months that something should be world pay homage to Florence lawyer. Carthy b his charges of Oimmun- aad a thriving mannfacturing Tour ideas will materialize Eads forerer mess aod bodicr of temporary The acience foundation act, he Dominick Atteo was almost leai U. S. Senator Claude Pepper, done especislly lor workers who Asked what the next step would Nightingale on the anniversary of applications that last afew hours or days. Stops “ Feeibga Run Deep” hustatap bat he wasn’t happy, g CALL 2-3372 slipping, rockinp plates aisd tore nms. Eat Anniversary Banquet aaid, will make poaalble the devel­ ism in the government. unconscious from pain and lias trimmed sum by half...Ten have exhausted their benefit righb be, O'Neill replied, ” I can’t say wK^ onr' Rnancial guidance her birth. "W e’re engaged in a case in oaosa he thlake the only way to until we make our report to Wash­ aaythlnc. Talk fraely. Enloy the comfort thou­ opment , of “ the beat acientific Four members o f the Senate ears ago today HItlw looeed and still jobless. sands of people all orer the couoiry now get which feelings run deep,” Wiggin exhaustion today as rescue aehtose hapglaass Is hy spraadtag ington.” He added: and superior woriraianship. erlthBrimms Plastl-Uiier. braina in the nation,” and will Foreign Relatians subcommitbe lightning bolt against western The governor named the special The Keeney Street Parent- MASONIC TEMPLE, SAT., MAY 20 said. He said If the line of ques­ workers toiled to rescue him the gsxpel et JWtta Christ, be sold 'We have been unable to get lety te Re-01 erTlfhlea talM TeeNi PerMueuMy keep the United States ahead in began looking them over at the world with attack on Netherlands, TeScher Club will meet this evening tioning was continued "it might committee to review the state’s his hataaess to enable Mm to anjrwhere. For the last thrM or Tasteless, odorless, harmless to you and your scientific developments. Whito. House shortly before 10 a. from the bottbm of. a 20-foot Belgium, Luxembourg and France Jarvis Really Co. at 7 :S0 at the Keeney street school. pUtes.Can be removed aSper dirccdoos. Users Reservations Must Be In By May 13 well call for a reprimand by Your jobleaa law about a month ago. It ■tump the country preecMng to four days we have been working All members are requested to at­ say: i€mm*stmmjnBms» The critical international situa­ Honor.” m. (ejkt.). They were Oiairman well shaft. A physician. Dr. ... Perstan Princeoe Fatemah and comprises Prof. Harry Schulman, Tydings ID-Md) and Senators Mc­ auyene who will Uetea. (A P on a 'package' deal with tho broth­ 5 Dover Road WANTED tend and to Invite guests. A mo­ SOLO ON A RIONCV OACN CtUAfUNTU tion and the determination to Draper told the court that he Harold Berson, was lowered lier American husband, Vincent of the Yale Law school, Henry S erhood.” He declined to oay what Mahon (D-Cm n), Green (D -RI), wirepheto). tion picture will he shown and re­ work for peace shared in the pres­ had miaunderstood his directions into the shaft at 9:30 a. m. Lee Hlllyer, pave way to peace In Beers, insurance actuary, David the "package” contained. fOR 1 2 piAnsJ2^5 ident’s expressed thoughts aa he and Lodge (R-Mass). Iran's royal family with second— freshments served. and his pounsel’s advice in connec­ le.s.t.) and administered more H. Keppel, director of the Hartford The Brotherhood of Locomotiva began, at 6 a. m. (mountain time) Eben Ayers, assistant White and Moslem—wedding ceremony Experienced tion with the question. stimulanb to Atteo, who had been Public Welfare department, Mrs. Firemen and Enginemen, one of the first o f 14 talks on e swing C. Driscoll Grimes, defense at­ House prcM secretary, said the in Paris. Lillian Poses, Westport and New Misery Rises tho five big operating unions, through Idaho and Oregon files were brought to the White burled up to his waist for nearly Russia's seventh nose thumbing Ranges, Refrigerators torney, said Wiggln's sbtement 24 hours. One leg was pinioned by York lawyer, Robert C. Bell, Jr.. ■truck against four key systems Carpenters NEED WELDING DONE? As he has aaid repeatedly, Hr. "was entirely imwarranted” and House executive offices about an at Allied Council for Japan brings New Osnaan lawyer, Prof, niillp In the nation’s rail network at 8 Truman told the crowd he would a boulder. demand that UN General Assem­ Washers and All that his questioning was in an ef­ hour before the senators-arrived. Taylor, of the University of (3on With Floods m, local standard time, today. “ do it again” if he faced the same All Data b Files Pulae Reported Weak bly take action...In an apparent­ Beoond Ftremaa Demanded H. A. Skinner, Welding fort "to attack the veracity of the necUcut, and Prof. C. E. Lindblom APPLY aituation he did when he ordered witness.” Before he went to the White The physician said the 49-year- ly inspired move. East German Their walkout was to enforce \ Electric and Aoetelyna Other Appliances WsMarib of Yale university. OPEN the dropping of the atomic bomb demands for hiring a second fire­ Federal Judge J. Joseph Smith Houne Tydbgs told reporters it old well-digger was in a "eeml- Communisb ask that Russians re­ Cutting, Fortable Equipment Clasalfleatleaa Soggeeted Prescription Pharmacy directed that defense counsel stuperiouB" aUte. Atteo’e pulse duce their reparations demands on 17 Dead or Missing and man on multiple Diesel unit loco­ Jarvis Realty Co. “ I had to issue the order which was hla understandbg that the In naming'the committee, OoV' Bolton—TeL Man. 2-0582 Thmmnnism Attacked Through Saturdays THE m e d i c a l destruction.” members btend to pursue the man were being disciplined eon- All Automotive Tratle Invited He said if we lack the ingenuity On the stand yesterday. Draper night shortly after he had been employes of ^ b llc Service Elec­ of Inquiry and poaslbls action ds- three midwest states. i.95 Alliance attacked Communism as a con­ examination of the files "with all given oxygen. tric and Gas company In Newark, signed to cope with those rsmaln- 344 MAIN STREET to do that we "probably ought to diligence possible commensurate Human misery rose in the flood (OMUaaed ea F s^ Foortosa) Antenna Motor 8 a. in. to 6 p. m. Featuring Motor Paris by McQuay-Norris and be destroyed. spiracy and said he is sure that Atteo'a face and hands were N. J.. go out on atrike as nagotla- Ing portions of the total problem areas of North Dakota, Minnesota I^m ier Stalin is ”qulb literally with our other duties b (Mngress.” burnad in the resultant exploalon. tiont for new contract end In of unemployed people which can­ With Every Some one called for Mrs. *Tru- The senators did their file In- and Nebraska. Scores of commu­ out o f his mbd.” The physician added, however, stalemate ... Tariff comission has not properly be handled by the un­ nities waps Isolated as the surging Brakes hy Thermoid speetbg b tlM cabinet room. Television Set Sold And he steadily denied belong­ that he did not believe (he well- under consideration petitions of employment compensation sys­ waters from rain- swollen rivers MANCHESTER (Oontbaea ea Fags Fonrtoea) Around the b b le with them digger was blinded. ing to any Red fronts, or even of domestic hat manufacturers that tem.” and streams spilled out over /as ICEIC RADIO AND were John Peurifoy, assistant' sec­ A t 8 a. m. (e. s. t.) a Roman ]\Iovies— Lecture— ^Refreshments having "supported” them as it recommend restoration of high The governor received the re­ thousands of acres of land. w U ir r 9 TELEVISION* BARBER SHOP Catholic priest sprinkled holy charged by Mrs. McCullough. retary of sbte; Brig, Gen. (Jonrad er duUes on imported woman’s port on the jobless study as Across tha border in southern Snow, .chairman o f the S b te De­ water into the well which Atteo F la sh es! 485 Hartford Road Main St^ 0pp. High School Sponsored By The baldbg red-haired dancer fur fait haU and hat bodtaa. Democratic and Rspubllcan lead­ Manitoba, the flood crisis mounted. Cor. MeKee HL Senate Forum admitted membership b the Pro­ partment’s Loyalty board:' Peyton had been d iggb g in a Brooklyn Prime Mlnlsbr Shlgeru Yoahtda MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS . garage. , ers assembled for another bi­ The homeless was some 15,000, (Late I I o< tha un W in ) TEL. 2-4884 gressive Citizens of America, Ford, assistant to the’ attorney tcUa news ctmference Japan will partisan conference to work out sn4 . another 10,000 faced evacua­ general, and Donald Dawson, ore Secondary Shalt Dug consider ontlaedng Oenmiealsb AT For Answers which suported Henry A. Wal­ the details of a compromise state tion. lace's 1$48 presidential bid, and of President Truman’s adrolnis- Rescue workers had dug a sec­ a fb r It sett «-hat happens in othar government reorganisation plan. All FslaUtles In Nebraska countries... U. 8. Secretary of Draft Bsteaslon Cieaicd BY POPULAR DEMAND in the Hollywood branch of the In­ traUve assistanb. ondary shaft do\yn to his level In advance at the conference All the faUlities were in Ne­ I t ; BRITISH-AMERICAN CLUB TELEVISION FACIS dependent Otizens Committee of Peurifoy stepped out of the Stab Dean Acheson meeb Ktag Washtagtoa, May 10—(JVTbe and knocked out the dirt wall be­ leadcre said that their chief task braska. One of the worst floods Wherry Says R/pliea George V I In privab audience. House Rules eommlttes today ' as RICH, CULTIVATED 75 MAPLE STREET the A rb , Sciences and Professions. room for a few minutes after the tween the two shafts to about today would be to whip into shape in nearly 80 yKkrs struck tha Marlow*» Fir$t Draper said he had "spoken and Showers assist firemen battling quickly deared for House roasM DON’T BE KIDDED— DON’T BeTf OOLED examination of the fiib had been eight feet above his head. billa carrying out the program. southeastern section of the state rrattoa a two-year exteasioa of tko ass’s sasef sasctipiioa? Will Be Made to All appeared” before other organiza­ going on for about an hour. Atteo’a comely wife, Maria, 32, brisk blazes in wide aectiona of Monday, May 15 at 7:30 P, M. New England atatea today... Among the lesdara to rsport to yesterday. Seven bodies had been military draft taw. H ie bill was LOAM O f Truman Speeches tions which Mrs. McChillou^ had Asked about McCarthy’s charge collapeed about 5‘ a. m. afU r an speeded toward a vote leea thaa a CENTER all-night vigil at the mouth of the Wholesale food prtceo aa maaaured Furniture Sale LET’S TELL THE TRUTH t (Osattoesd on Fags flftesa) (Osaltaesd ■■ Fags Flftesa) week after the llouee Armed (OMttBMd OB Page Flftesa) (CoatlMMd oa Page Feorteea) shaft. But by 7 a. m. she was in Dun A Bradatreet Index thla PHARMACY Order Newt Special S2JW Washington,' May 10.—(JPi— Sen Betvioes committee heard aa eval- WILL CONTINUE UNTIL back at the shaft mouth, her tear- week reach highest level since last oatloa of the cold war's devsl^ ♦msss flmnMiff Is A Cu. TA b Trask Uwd Lata ator Wherry (R., Neb.), said to­ stained face taut, her lips moving August... (>estructlea contract day that the Republicans intend ment from the nation’s top mili­ Mlulmiira S Tda. f l t A i soundlessly. awards continue to top all previ­ tary cMefs. 487 MSls St. TSI 4888 SATURDAY, A4AY 13th • WHAT SE'y HAS THE CLEAREST PIC- to use the Senate aa a ,forum to Nearby a son by a first wife, ous records during April in 87 Also Fin, Gravel. Oradbg, “SINCE 1907 A I b y REID reply to all political speeches John, 26, sat with his face cradled esstem sbtear reports F. W. Grange Leader Urges Three Women Released Power Shovel, BuDdosteg, ste. B U Y N O W ! rrs BEEN # \ V W I IW n OF COURSE’* TUBE OF ANY TV SET ON THE MAR- Prerident Truman makes on his Coal alfd Steel Pool in his arme In despair. Dodge Corp. In New York. SAVE! INTERRSTINO COLLECTION OF AN’nQt'ES Rerun, N ay 10—<6V-East Oer- western tour. Atteo, father of six chUdren, L'nemploymeat is expected . to maa poUee, oa orders from the FtTRMTTTKE—China—GbMi—Bric-a-brae TALL CLOCK K E T TODAY? The party’s Senate fioor leader suffered burns of the hands and mount swiftly if strike of firemen Nussdorf Const. Co. AMERICAN LEGION HALL—MANCHF.8TER. CONN. Ruastaas, today released three told reporters this ia part of a co­ face when a lighted cigarette on four major rail systems drags Balancing of Economy women of the lateraatleaal Rota- 27 DeeriMd Drive TeL 8408 (On Leonard SL. which runs off Main 8L, oppoalte State Armory) ordinated plan by the Republican May Solve Problem passed down to him exploded from • WHAT SET HAS THE STEADIEST on... More CTO and independent ■A gee organizattoB who had been ar­ WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1950 at 7 P. M. National committee, and the the effeeb of oxygen piped into unions have iKm-Oommenlst affi' rested last night In the Soviet soo- INSPECTION 5-7 P. Wf. PICTURE? House and Senate Q.O.P. (Cam­ the fetid well bottom. darits on file now than at any -‘No Need to Fear March tor of BerUn. The women, two' Many Pine Items. All from a Proniineilt Dealer who In Dboon- paign committees to keep the par­ French Proposal May! H alf of Town He had received the last rites of time since Taft-Hartley act went Gas Rale Cut Aroericnas nad ono Briton, were tinning the Retail Branch of Uie BuelncMi. Partial Llat: Tall ty's position before the 'people Show W ay to Integrate' the Roman Catholic church. into effect in August, 1947.. .Gen­ O f Soejfllistn in Amer­ turned loose at mhtefternoon ‘ sa lock with Double Chlmeo In BeanUfal Chlneoe Lacquer Caae, • WHAT SET REQUIRES THE LEAST throughout the president’s trip. Endurance “ Aqmzlng” eral Electric company says It has ica^ Provided Indus­ their owa recognizance” aadfwere Cherry 6 Leg Drop Lekf Table, 8 Pc. French Victoiiaa Parbr Senatot- Ferguson (R., Mich.), German Economy In- j R a Z c d b y FI t C A physician who .had gone down produced beam of 970,000,000-volt Seen Possible allowed to drive their antoiholiUe FOR RENT Set (Gold Leaf, Small Loqe Scat), ’Tavem Table, Schoobiaatar’a SERVICE? led off yesterday with a reply to electrons that might lead to new Imck to West BerUa, Lteutl CoL I % three times to aid him called the try and Labor Act Deok made b to Comb. Cheat, Inlaid Game TaMe, Ivory Checkem Mr. Truman's talk at (Casper. to Western Front trapped man’s endurance "amaz­ methods of treating disease. E. R. Kelly, deputy U. 8. pijovoat and Chem men. Teak Staad, Pr. Empire Chaira, Pr. Hberatoa Wyo., In which the president ing,” but feared the worse if rescue House Ways and Means commit­ Marshal, said. Available May 15th in Watkins Brothers build­ • WHAT SET OFFERS YOU THE MOST Natural Gas Savings • • • thalra, 8 Leg Church Bench, Picture Frame,, Toleware, Braaa. spoke against a return to what he BaUetin! 1,500 Residents of Ca- work was delayed long. tee rejecU ' proposal to put $70,- Hartford. May 10.—(/P)— Copper. Few Htetna, Several Blvqile Figurm, laimpa. Warming FOR YOUR MONEY? ciUled the Republican philosophy The rescue’ task began almost 000,000 to $80,600,00 a year Feder­ Would Slash BUlfl There is “ no need to fear the Named to Frobe Gainlag ing, street floor, with Oak Street show window o f greed and privilege. London, May • 10,——A Oseeh, charged with snr- unqer (Calvb OwUdge “took every Royal 22nd regiment with fixed Uniontown, Pa., May 10—(F)— ^-to the window and this ia what serves 83,774 customers, needs "completely eelf-aupportlng farm tag for the U. & ambasay here ^ (ACROSS FROM THE NEW SHOPPING CENTER) EVERY BENDIX TELEVISION OWNER IN MAN­ rope’s coal and steel was seen step to proaecub and to disclose bayoneb guarded the town from Mrs. Mary Franx looked out of a ■he saw: nsLural gas to solve, its praaent In­ program” under which the con eoadnctiag sabverahre aettvlty, TH UR SD AY M AY 11, 19.50 at 11 A. M. CHESTER HAS BEEN COMPLETELY SATISFIED to the public exactly what had here today as a possible solu­ looters. Possessions of burned' " It looked like a lot of strings was seatoaoed to death aad two TO THE BRIDE— 'Window in her home, then went ability to meet demands. ■umer may be assured o f an Add to the Value of Your Property With (RAIN OR SHINE) AND THRILLED WITH THE PERFORMANCE OF taken place.” tion to a major cold war prob­ out reaidenb were plied up in flying around oubids. As I focused The Fall River szscutlve was abundance of food at reasonable ethers, taetadtag a Ronma Oatho- streeb that escaped the wind- to the door and screamed. You A HOME OF HER OWN ! Van Nornmn Heavy Duty Brake Drum Machine with ntUehmenb Heated PoUttoa Bow lem facing the west— how to on them, I realized it was brwchsa caUsd to testify shortly after Fad- prices. ■e print, have beca seateaeed to lor trweka or can (bte model), Barrett Brake Rivetbg Mach.^ HIS BENDIX TELEVISION SET. whipped flames. o f a neaihy tree. I could see! life ImpriasaasMt by a fltovak ■hsmuiel, tboogh w«’re e S8-yeer'«ld, mewey- AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Ferguson’s remarks touched off probably would, too, If you could era! Examiner Ewing. G. Simpson He called on industry snd tabor Bnmaer Air ComprcMar, Pnrto-Pnwer Body Repair EqnlpmeaL integrate Germany’s economy Most o f Cabano’s small lumber "Then I could make out bouses Btate court, the Stovak nowspapee a heated poUUcal row. see for the first time in 14 years. bad denied a motion of the Algon­ to approach the problem of a bal' Fhrd HeaUlght Tenter, CoU and Condenaor TeMer, Bear Wheel into the western front. West­ industry and busbesa section were and windows in close dwellings, Pravto reported today. Voifceslm Before it was all over Demo­ quin Gas Transmission company. anoed economy "with the same de­ - - - merrykig b MeMheater this year, we eObr Mwithly CiMto* o( MatarbI Babneer and weights, Jenny Steanh Cleaabg OutdL G.' E. Slow. ern diplomats here for the destroyed. More than 100 Jiomea Mrs. Franx, 44-ysar-old mother turned to the kitchen table. I waa was seatoaesd Is dto fsr hta aS- cratic Leader Locaa at niboia Algonquin ia competing with the gree' of equity and thoroughnesa.” s a r h eb b ■■■■cleg ■ hoaae. We have exteaded the mexttwmi Big Three talks begbniag tomor­ also were gone. of three sons, became blind follow­ ■hie to sea a cup and saucer. That ieged esnaecttea ,wltb Maj, Jars- Chbrger, MaiqnHto Hl-Rate Charger. W. Joseph Battery Break. told G.O.P. senators they were Qasi Transmission corporation, for teras at e«r Mertgegea on new hamea or komau rqeratly brilt— Paynmite Dewn Tenter, Wagner Brake BIcedbg BalL Atbn DrUi Prato, RADIO AND mistaken if they thought they row call suck German cooperation From across the U. B. border, ing childbirth. She loat the sight, ■cared me most of all. I had been Grange Fiegnn Ontflaed adr Nechanaky, BilUsh tralasd the Maine PuMlc Service Company natural gas dkriritaition righb in are. b this wsy, the manthlv psyoM r* are radwead A M E S m e FTMit End Bemtog Btoeh. witk nttachmenta, Trielde’Charger, could w b the congressional elsc- the most important step neces­ of her r i ^ t aye first, then the qaed to feeling for dhdiea and often Goss outlined the Grange six warttaM paiaehattat, wha was r»- furni^ted efhergency riectricity to J, It wooM actuaily cost most famlUfs lesa to o tb d Champion Spark Ping CIrantag Mack., Heavy Duty Chab Heint, tiona b November by “smear tac­ sary' to bolster the W tot against left wsskehed and failed com­ upsetting them. Now England. point “order of preference” pro­ ecatly seatoaesd to bo haagad sa to pay rest. TELEVISION the town. Arrangemenb for the Algonquin Counsel diaries E. gram to achieve price stabilization ehaiires o f Isadtag a big Aatett- ASPHALT Small PorbMe Etectrie WeMec. t Metal Bencken, Pabt Regdb- tics” and by denouncing Mr. Tru­ Russin. power hookjip were made by two pletely . "Aa if m a dream I mads my tor, 2 Pabt Spray Guns, PnbL Body Solder Gnn, Pabt Exhanst man. Announebg the plan approved way to the door and scfeamed. MeOsa had moved to have stricken for farm produeb. He would limit can-dtreetod w n >tog. Vbr Y o «r Convenience Open Thursdays Til 8 P. M. F t m amabur radio operators using In those 14 yean of darkness, Faa, Aeet. Carriage aad Tordien, Bbck and Decker Valve Seat CLIFFS He said he hoped the Republi­ by the French cabbet, Foreign her sons grew up. Henry ia 14 was also frightened. Uten the from the case record a contract govsnimsnt control and govern' their own short wnv'e equipment I *,1 Bstlnuitas TABVIA Grbder, A80ICO BrakeXJaage, Cytbder Hone, etc. Mbc. new aad cans would "continue to atbek Minister Robert Schuman pro­ now, Jos Is 24, and Christopher la nsighbon cams — they thought between Northeastern and oat o< mantal expenditure as far oa pos- Treuary Bakim 465 HARTFORD ROAD-CORNER McKEE ST. after telephone service was dls- ib tw « supplisrs, 'IVsnsconUnental ated Urea; spark ptugs. batterteii. tail pipes gaakeU billlag mach„ and attack and attack." calling posed that tha podtbg atart with rttptod. . a 17-y«ar-old Army private sta­ there had bean an accident'' sibta. y M anctiester X . Gas Pipsllns eorporation. The other The master of the Grange said raQ top desk, one steel parts hta, etc. MaruucUe HydrauUe HoteL OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 P. M. their argumsnb '’llkHilcal aad France’s own rich Lorraine and The Osbano Are was the second tioned In Germany. Tb.eir father Doctors say a cataract “ihust Washington,. May 10—4*)—tha AND Maxha Saaw Plow. Coca Cob Dlspeaser, MeCoshey Cash Regts- s^tomorie.” 8anr nraas and (Sermnay’s bdua- sud) disestraus btase b Quebec died 18 months ago. have dislocatsd,” causing Mrs. te Tennesssa Gas Transmisston in conclusian: “I f we keep as a poslUon A the T reasw y M ay 8: [NOS LOAN tor, practleally new, 8f8d.f8. Maay ether Ketaa. Laaek The psopb are more btorested b trlnl Ruhr vnUejl. Coaaetaas e f li g h t ’Ftashes Franx to regain her sight Oorp. goal that squitabls balance which Nat budget''rses(ptak -3108,418^ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ’HLL 9 P. M. w lth b four days. A t RimouokL 50 21198; In M ^ sxpSridRaieK |8S,i- "TATIpN fNC. THOMAS D. COLLA their economic welfare than b Weat Germany’s (jhnnceUor ifiOes north of Ctabano, n $20,000,- The other diy, Mrs. Frans bs- Only the eight of the woman’s McGss contended that the con- would compsniwb each for what ROBERT M. 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