‘ N v/'- N V 'X. ■y V •4 X SIXTEEN FRIDAY, JULY fl, 1964 -'-V iEtt^ntng i0^ Last Chance Today to Shop for ^Manchester Days Membera of the Orange Lodge rsason for last wash's riss in ths had 4,136, and New Haven 3,478. and 'affiliates who have not al T rinity O fferm g numbsr of claims, ths report In Mancheater, there were 42 About Town ready.’ made reservations for the Jobless Oainis atatsd. < new ctAimH', which reprecent new- iMnMiiir l«tH annual outing Saturday at Ohean Second Session Bridgaport continued to load the Hpella of unemployment. Other Beach; New London, are urged to Av^age Daily Net Press Run Th* Weather Re^a.trations for ih«' Vacation State In the number of clsima're totals showed^ 205 women receiv 4 moiiHit («¥*r«i9*). call tonight at the latest, any of Decrease Here ceived with 6,098.'Wsterbury fol ing claima an Washington, July 10 (/p>—♦^voting a good ahaw of Ita floor W PUSH BUnONS - debate to the troublea America Senate Foreign Relations face! abroad. . SATURDAY — LAST OE V* BIO OVIN Committee mcmberB gath Flandera aaid Congreaa and the ered against a backdrop of Adminiatratlon ahoiild not URe " HI-SPSED CAUIOD* UNITS ringing Senate debate today "weasel wonia" in oppoaing Pei- plng'a poaaible seating in the tp stake out further changes U.N. •;Let 118 aay,” he declared, S-IXTKA naTURIS in an already-cut foreign aid "th at 'w’hen Communist China Slate Named by State Republican^ tears away its' curtain and re- idge CIO bill." •k AUTOMATIC OVEN TIMIER Acting' Chairman H.' Alexander Bumea intercourae with the weat- Smith' (R-HJi aummoned the em world . . .> then we should be ★ FUJORESCENT lAMP group to a 'cloaed Saturday aea- willing to reconsider our objec ■lon to take up other portlona of tions. Such a China wilt not be a the multi-billion-dollar meaatire Commuitiat China of today.” Knowland'a present amendment, itioBS which the coihmittee yealerday Said could he aliahed $347,708,000 reportedly oitered at Administra without harming the nation's cold tion lirgtng.ia a Sharp modidcatibn w ar ainve. of his original proposal which W4. X.. FAGEJWO MANCHESTER EVE^na^G HERALD. mNCHESTEk,xCPNK.j S A ^ D A '^ . JUllY lO, W54 X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY. JULY 10, 1354 ^AGE THREE ■ , • i , A- against his tiinas sudi as their'Ar* CommenlH^ EnpOst CBoMh’ man’* Socl*ty o f Christian Servic* 44 RockTille-Vienioii .. And the Band F^layed Oii^’ Diarknega fit N oon in Soviet Russia, ' 598 East Center St., mt the Oreew Windham Camp will ivM tta ■uminei' inatitute. ITii* Fred' Schmalz of New Britain John IL NeoberL Pwstor will be conducted by Mrs.-G. H. - O pening Tuesday will play the leading role of .Rubase . Robert M. Johns, Choirmaster Skywatch ScJiedule PlatiA Assembly Eartland. New London and Mr*. hov,, who ia the acciised. Other ' Ormand J. Y5'e*t, Jr., Organist Etta M. Oonklin. Westerly, district Top Little League O fficials Titsrs In the Cast ar< Peter Falk preeident. On Friday afternoon the A stirring and emotional drama and Salvatore Liosa. Dorothy • ■ X ; ' ■\^ Sunday, July II annr.al meeting of tlte Camp Aasn., fliR [onDiiioninG ArR-cb^mONl!P s Sunday, July 11 The iMth annual session o f the about Russian ertme- trials will Yorks will play (he female lead of Rummer Asst^mbly st Williman- will l)e held and on Saturday after . Concordia'EvangrlfcRl Lutheran 4, ,St. James’ R. C. Church 9:30 a. nri.. Church School for open at tbe' Ovrl in the-Crove next LMba..'8he has 1 een' seen with the Midnight—2 a. m. .- ...... 5'olunteers rieedW tic''Gamp Grdund will begin on noon the executive committee will Name 14 toA ll^tar Squad . Wm. Hsliles Church . Rev. John F. Hannoii, Pnntnr all children Uirough Junior age. Tuesday arid will run '^hrmigh Phoenix Mutual piH-^rK, .TYinity 2 a. m.— 4 a. m...... Fred Bon(i, Saturday, July 2V with the bazaar meet. n. Btsawrek rerrest 'Tsehea. Winter and Garden Streets, Rev. George P. Hughes 9:30 a. m. ' Morning Worship. 4 a,. in.—8 a. m. . Volunteers Needed : JliJy 24, with pertormances'syery Jeaters and on WT«NB-TV. •KXECl’TIVE ■Jt'BILER Prelude--"Andanta,” Mozart ^eld- b.V -thu. Ladies’ Improvement On Saturday evening at 8 p’clobk Rockville, July 10 third inning. His support afield evening except Sunday, July Ig. The Rev. Erich Brandt, Paqtnr. Rev. Edgar J. Fa'rrell 6 a. m.— 9 a. m .,.... Volunteers Needed “ Darkness A t ffoon’’, which re- SriTE" TBAIL” Hymn—‘"Joyful. Joyful" Society, Ati8.:3b p. nrt., a third an' iUvatrated lecture. ' '"Old WILLIAMS The U U le Leafcue All Steccneain fell apart. Trailing by a 7-6 The play, "Darkn'ras A t Noon" Is' c,rived the New York Lrama Critlrs Ivan Beckwith, 9" a. m.— Noon v ...... Sam Clemens, Victoria'Plleiriia Churches «Sf' StW England," wiMi 3:41-4:l«-ie 4:ie-a:ie Sunday Maaaea: Scripture Lesson—Psalm 84 in the series of pageants wriU. be wma announced,-leel evm n g by score, the Kosriuseko boya,lost no ' based on the Arthur Koestler novel Ahpual Award, has never been pre- Organist and Uhoirmaster Noon— 3 p. m. • ...... Volunteers Needed be given )>y Mr*. Jean. Bourgaiz*. For adpits, 6, 7, 8. Flute Solo. "Siclliano" . . . . Bach presented. Entitled/‘Camp Youth.. OIL SERVICE the leaguo olTtciala. /^rhe team time in the bottom of the sixth k of purge trials in the USSR and sented ln the Hartford area. 9. 10 and I I 3 p. m,- 6 p.- m. . . . Volunteers'Needed Warwick, ft. I. Mr*. Bourgaiz* ia w ll be the lea|rue;i^pr«aenUtlve Sunday.' J u ly ' 11. the Fourth *(y'cl(Kk wlU^ two Maa.aea at 9, one Robert M. Johns Awake at .Dawn." It is being writ 341 BROAD STREET when Dave Logan was safe on 1^,^ playwright Sidney Kingsley has 6 p. m.r 8' p. m. ,...... Columbia De Csrii. Celeste King ten by Miss O.'ace Thrtmas and a journaliet, aiithor and. youth- In tk^; dlatrtct tournament. Ronny Rdwards' first base error. " Sunday after Trinity. in th.e main 'auditorium for adults, Seemon--"Behold the Birds" woven an intense study of a man 8 p. nj.— 10 p. m...... Mr. and Mrs. William Hewitt is based on authentic Ciimp counsellor. ' and hi*.. ..traveled ..:„.TEL, Ifl-9-454 and John W alts bent out a bunt to 10 i.m.. Worship service with ' and One for tb* children Ih.^ the Hymn—“This Is My Fathei’a .Chosen , the Koscluaako 10 —Midnight ...... George Katz, Jr. Ground records. through ■ Europe anti. America. put tw'o men qji with npne mit. nuraery In the -pariah house for ] basemefit and thto Masses aC 10. . W orld" Surrounding churohes are Im ited club are /tJavld Lo*:an, RonSld X a ll children. | one Ih the., main auditorium and The preacher on Sunday, July TourteUflt Kenneth Satryb, Roger j Ronny TourtelloO was/hit by a Today ‘nim Tuosday Postlude "L’Angelus” Ouinod to this feature ofXJamp Meeting and - pitched ball to load the bases, Hymn, "When Morning Gilds the one in the Today’ the paator begins a series 25, both morning and afternoon, Javartickiia. Douglas Rol ContlnuoiM' frbm 2 P.M. Monday, July It will be. Bishop Ralph S, Cushman. Week. X from; Dave Logan s^fed the tieing Skimk - - » of three sermona on God's^nrt'a- The Rev; Ralph F. Seaver, Jr., trl Casat). Selected HymX "There’s a Wideness In Midnight-2 a. m...... Volunteers Needed Sbu'thern lines. N. C. Bishop m nin when Stuart Edwards let a St. Rranrls' Aaalai rhiwch tion. X 2 a. m.-4 a m. .. Voliinleerk Needed ^ will again be the song leader end he P. A. C. team are WUh We Proudly Present Another God’a Meh;y.’’ Cushman ia well known as' a na _ jd fast pitch geC eu ayfrom him for a . SoiiCh Windsor, Route 8Q ' 3:30 p. rh. Sunday— Tkr pastor Peter J: Zaleskl, Arthur Wl Snow *Mias Mildred Ge«r the accompan d/£W UFEfo, Prutting. A lex a n d er Suchecki , Summrr Film Festival Sermon, X jr p ’wing In Mercy." 4 a.'m.-6 a. m...... tive of Vermont and paator of the Rev. Arthur. J. Heffeman, PAator will conduct the services a t Green ...... Julia. Morlarfy r . ist.- TTie choir nf the Wlllimantic GAifTYI 'OtttMandIng AttfSiitlon ''x; Hymn, "Abide with Us Our 6 a. m.-9 a. m. .. Methodist Churches In Danielson L ^ r d Zbyk and Stuart ‘Ed-W Tourtellot advanced on the Rei'. Kenneth V. KarveUS, Ciiriite Lodge. Ormand West w.111 ))' the 9 a. m. -Noon . . . . Volunteers Needed Methodist (/lurch will sing each OLD SH0£9 play. Kenny Satryb lined to Ron- Saviour.” \ and Fall River before being elect wards; the Elk.«. Richard West, Elizabeth Taylor organist and Roliert John.s. solo Noon-3 p. m...... Volunteers Needed . Sunday morning, and the choir of nie\Edwards op the first pitch. ed bishop. He is also a poet David Carter and Robert Morris. “ELEPHANT WALK'* (a.sscS at 7, 8:30, 9:30 and-'11 ist. 3 p. m.-6 p. m. .. , ."Jle.X. Volunteers Needed * the Baltic Methodist (^liirrch oh Edwards attempted to double ^ South MethiMUM Church and pr.-ose writer o i note. In the These bovs will aUrt practice se.a- Jennifer Jones The Week 6 p. m.-8 p. m. .. Richard Bohadik. Roderick Wright the last Sunda.v evening. Mirs Tourtellot at second base, permit Main Street aiM H A ^ o M Road Wednesday. 8:00 p. m. Board of evening the preacher will be Rus Eleanor Grant and her committee, Bions for the tourney Sunday “ IN D ISC RETIO N of an lU v. FT|il R. Edgar.‘Minister 8 p. m.-lO p.- m. .. '/ay Eckler, Robert Coleman ting W a^ to romp -in with the Deacons meeting. 10 p.. m.-Midnight W. Hannah, George Slossberg sell D, Brooks, pastor of the will have charge of the children's afternoon at Recreation Field. Winning ruh, A M E R IC A N WIFP5” Rev. -Percy Smith, . V S t Brldget’a Church Friends’ Meeting House. North THROW THEM Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor work for the week. The date and site of the tour Bobby Lahh.pitched well for the Aanociate Mlnlatrr ' v / Volunteers may register at Civil Defen.se Headquarters, Mi^nict- Smithfleld, R, 1,, and field secre HeraM Photo Beat TITANIC m S S S ^ m Rev. Robert Carroll and Other religioua meetings at tbe AWAY nament haa not yet • been an Mooaa- allowln^bul five hits and The annual sumnfer outdoor hand concert w-aa held last night on the lawn o f the United Methodist Buckingham Congregational pal Building, Manchester on Mon days. \\Vednesdays. and Fridays tary of the New England Friends' camp are a weekly meeting each' Sunday, July 11: / Rev.-.Theodore Giibiilat Assistants SHU Plenty Of Wear Lett nounced. ^ aided hla own caaae with a home Church in Bolton, M ore’ than 100 people enjoyed the atlrring marches played by the Salvation Arm y • CItuiTh fro m T -5 p. m. Civil Defense .Tele phone Number—9-9068. Assn. Thureday evening, and a vesper In Shoe* Repaired Her* nothing Drive Ends , run in the first innhig. Band of 'Manche.stei. This little fellow shown above was so enthused with it all that he left hla seat Services of worship at 8 am) and Rev. Philip- M, Reoe Among the chapel' leaders -of service on Semday at 6 p. m. dur 10 Masscui ofi Sunday at 7, 8. 9, 10 I ______V Tonight, the postponed - game and marched to the beat of the musir. A picnic atmosphere prevailed with the eating pf hot dogs and Ain N.YTH - Edsunil PURDOM r;00’a.fn, / ^ ^ ------the week are the ReV. Jo.s*ph W. ing July and August. X The Tolland County f-H club Prelude. "Prayer"— Bf^lmann. and 11 a: m„ and Masses down* between the Elks and 'Kdsciuszko drinking of. soda during the entire affair. Sunday.' July I t ■ Eller, the Rev. Robert; fha ' with EnsNiMl Qwesn • 1 1 " «•' SSui • M S 31 Mn My Heart.” people of Bavaria, announce that tion Field at 6:30. Subject "When Y’ou'/Tour the ice will be aC\9;30 a. m. Guest Bromley, The Christian Educa Better Kind Don* WhUa a»*rlsaik* (I) Mta INNSH Vttim A£lhem, "Alleluia, Sing to the drive will close today. How ...... Meth(Mlls^7iurch Shores of Maine." X soloist will be Robert Johnson, tion hour each week day at 10 a. rnMi^TiTEMs^i. You W atL AB R H IT) A K and An of B.y Prbclamntlen'' lemia’ Prichard. Shenvoo 1. X- -7. • X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 3IANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY; JULY 10, 1954 'AGE FIVE ^ E t O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALB. MANCHESTER, CONN m S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 10, 1954 I Coveniry. V Agreem,eni Ends CrcnicU Failing v . Experts Differ 'Playground Honduran Strike .Bids for Proposed School In Probe Attempt On ‘Gaiise’ of Notes . Tegucigalpe, Honduras, July .10 \ I. Simmons’Canriland r Washington, July 10 For (Ah—The U.S.-owned United Fruit m er Communist Paul Crouch, a Thorne’s Death . 'it.'. Will Be Opened Thursday The pleyifrounde completed their Co, and Honduran labor leaders frequent government witnesa at Signed an i^reement last night t.- ■ i MCOnd week of-operation and de- hearings and trials on subversion, Coventr.v, July 10“ (Special)— (Ceetleaed J^rom Page Oas) nplte ecatterihr etorms they had the summer from Cornell Uiiiver- ending a tWo^ihdhth strike' by 23,- appeared today to have failed in The local school buildin;; commit many Interesting actlvltiee. Tues eity with her parents,^ Mr. and OOO bwana workers. The settle an attempt to get 'the Senate coroner said. "The person who tee is seeklnii; scaled proposr.Is for day evening on each playground ment ‘raises minimum daily wages Judiciary committe* to investi geiieral construction, including Mrs. Joseph Motycka. was last seen 'sdth him cen play they had their flret of a senes of from $1.68 to $2,04...... gate high Justice Dept, officials. an important pert in sol-virig this heating, ventilating, ptuhibing and weekly picnic suppers where the Work was expected to be re However. Crouch reportedly •mystery.” -;elpctrfcal work for- the proposed Manrheeter Bvenlag Herald Cov children roasted marshmallows and sumed Monday on the company's has asked a second Senate-group elementary school. Tliese will be entry rbrreapondeel. Mrs. rtiarlfs McCarron said hs haa eallail 8 hotdogs around-an open lire, L. LJttte, telephone PIIgrinij2-6S2l. vast plantations. .'-the Investigations Siibcommlt-, received until Tlm rsdiv at 7 p. m. The wajkout had paralysed ba tee headed by Sen, McCarthy-^to meeting Monday of Leon. Dr. Jer The doll aheev originally schedi when all proposals will be pub nana operations pn the north coast chWk on Atty. Gen. Brownell arid ry Kearns, head pathologist of the uled for Wednesday was postponed licly opened and read at the Rob- and spread to factorles, breweries, his deputy, William P. Rog*rs.‘ coroner’s office and .scltntist; Dr. until Thursday evening due to ertson School. No proposcia' will French Weigh and logging and'mining companies. Chairman Langer of the Judir Jolin Sheehan; head o f the pathol- . rain, but still proved very popular be acceoted after tha', hour. ' The United Fruit Company^ esti cla^ Coirimlttee said yesterday ogy department and dean of the as each playground was deluged CoplM of plan.i and' •peclfica* he had tiirned over to'his group's Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola mated that -banaps shipments University; Dr. Otto Saphlr, Uni- "by dolla. Winners were chosen and tlons, intpn-.ietion for . WddeiSj, would be less than half the rate Internal Security subcommittee a Evacuation of verSity , of niinois professor of ' awards presented for varioug types form of proposals, h« Tha 'Amtrlcan taa(^Ma« art so Uganca activity were really ■Vi- 4UuirlfRBtrr Hal. B oyle ■ % ■ handsoma and mimaTeua ^ ia trayiag thi^ United Rtatea. - A Thought for Today M M H Pathologia^^ Supports Anti-French Moroccans nontotimea hard, avon for pro- In any event, it woCld be likely aumed idralinta, to remember that that the CIA would be destroyed, Haw To Be Disliked Gamble with Freedom it in the intansihlea which really its methods revealed, and Its Some on* has said thac'’’8atan Bloodm obile Progftttn ffere m e trembles whenever he visits a IS BU««U StTMt count. And it does indeed o ftw agents expoeed to the Commu church where everybody sing *’’ ■ I ■ ■ ' ■ ' "v For tiM Uuf( tw-e moathe, a wave^cdld blood for what ha believed MANCHESTER’S LEADING llu c h * «lo r . Conn neem that we Americane are en nists. That is why the Eisenhower Jesus said, ’’I am come that they, Dr. Lane Giddings. pathologist aW to 100 plnU every monUii'r'he said. On Europe Tour • f Batl-FMlich trim riant haa been to be a Just cause. cased In a nrorehlp of the sadset. administration ia determined Mc might have life and. that they th* Manchester Memorial...... Hospl '.’With a-quota..... of only PuNUhtn , motuittnc iH Narth Atrlea, Where "D oes your conaciance ever YOUR GUIDE TO might have it more abundant^., UI; joins local Bleed Program of- monthly for Manchester, i JTowBStd G oober 1, IStl But any foieisn analyeta who Carthy shall not (o ipto the CIA,- Moroemn naUoiiaHata aeek Itbera- trouble you, Akhm ed?” I asked. John 10:10. ficialB in urging Manchsster raal- leaves Very little margmto be you would back home, raally want the trdth ou^ht to he and that is why the 'administra Let UB all carry a song in our New.. York {IT ....)— Many Ami tlM fer . Tnnlala aad French "W hy should it? ” .»U h ^ j4 fCT«nr Cranins Czewt dents to support the' local Blbod- for derivatives, such ' a* gA "''Ik Since you are SUN all Eunw MwiNieeo. la thia hitert-lrw with a "Murder.” BUSINESS SERVICES -Mol^r*- EnttrM «t tb« able to eenae that, where thia wor tion has launched ita own survey hearts to aid us In attaining that Conn., u mobila operations such as the one globulin, plasma and the Ilk*. Be eSM going go to Europe'this sum- peahik. think Americans are chil j^thfnl Rfenber of the terroiat "There are time<> when terror- tSbc«’ «ritiSch«»ter, abundant life. - CUM MaU Uattcr. ship dees seem to have a hold on of the CIA under the direction of scheduled for Wednesday, July 21. cause we have . the constant and m er-fpr th* first time will come dren, M iv^ke a child at all ttmaa. faettea, NCA'a rovtac European lam—o f what ';-ou puritanic Am er A—Abide with me: fast falls the' til, it is proving just as empty and General Mark Clark, who is as from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. In Ooopsr Uigent need for this^blood, and be If they dofMcbring what you political correspondent givea you icans choose to call murder— is CCPKKFTI)ION RATES ) eventide; back Ikmi* with a vagtw eem- Adraac* H ^ l at tha N ^ t h Methodist cause our margin /6f safety iS ao want when yra went !(, Mt down a human clooeu of 'the ,fanatic Justified.” Farabi* In destructive of real Hvins for us as bitterly anti-Oommunlst as any The darkness deepens. Lord plaint: Oat y*ar . Cliarch,. close. It Is vitally Important that “ Nobody Mama t> like uo over on the floor and holler until they •bitteraeas that makes a/terrolat ’’For inatsince?” . K Montba . 7.7» they think it wduld he for them. body, but who baa done a little with me abide. Dr. Giddings knessra th* urgency we achieve the pint quota each therr. And, for^'th* life of iri*,' I do bring it. [ tiek Kke a ttam bomb. / i’When one fights for liberation thraa Month* . AW cloak and dagger work himself in ’When other helpers .fall and z: On* Month .. . AW And the real core o f Amerfcari Hv- of maintaining these blood sup month.” / . can’t tell why." 6. In London, doii’t forget to aay, from oppreaaive foreign rule." . comforts flee. v**k ir ...... M Inp ih somewhere elee. "niere is In- his' time. plies, for through his department With Dr. biddings’ statement In The tn'.th In m i ^ 'eases, ’ of .“1 don’t see enuch[ signs o f bomb “Does, your faith permit ”<'u 1® Pain toy W allp ap ^ at Johnson^s B ill Green Has EnglisK' Style Bikes i ^ * Copr • . .06 Help of the hMp.leas, O abide dshnage. That Blitfe couldn’t hitva 1 By USON DEI4NEN deM a subtle contasion that Span But the more basic answer is pass the pints of blood obtained mind, local BIopd Program officials course, is merely, that through _ „ _ kill even innocent people?" with me. through tha Red Cross for use In are hopef6l that many Manehester Paris (N EAi—^The young Arab “The Bible never prevented MISS DOROTHY HOULE MEMBER o r that, in such an operation, this na an honest .mlstak^ in a atrang* » » * « " „ * " »>«* •• Jf** THE ASSOCIATED , ish, writer has real reason to fear. B— Breathe on me Breath of God. hospital transfusions. A s Blood residenta will feel moved to come .Mid he w u a'member of a secret Christians or Jew* from extermi Th* AiKCiaUd . Frou 1* oxclu*lT*ly land they became Involved- In It is* the contaifion of freedom of tion must learn to trust its own Fill m e with life anew. Bank Director of the hospital, he to Cooper Hall lit the South Meth 7. ik^herever you go, addreas Society of North African na- nating eswh OtJier.’’ WiH bt hart for two wooks stowtinq Jhily 19* Slio •alltlad to th* u*a of ropubUeatlon ol That I msiy love what thou tome minor unpleasant IncidenL.^ all aawB dianatcho* credited ,to It. or thought, freedom of speech, free servants. There actually can be no la faced with the necessity, should odist Church on the 21st of this From this small grievance they'^ ayerybody ao "Hey, Mac." All tlonallata ' and hia nrme was Smoke-Filled Room wHI toko core of oppoiotiiioots. not otherwUe credited m tw* paper dost love, and do what thou Akhmed. Intimate and detai.eo public sur It ever arise, o f securing; the needed 'month to make a- ^lood donation. draw the unfair conclusions that Ihiropeang are named "Mac." The Arab cafe in. Parla’ Latin aad ai*o th* local nebi pubUMiad here. dom of religion, freedom of as wouldst do. A 'Jn Bwedan and SwitgerUnd " I am gaunbling with my free All rldbln ot republication ol apodal blood if the area blood supplies ’' Transportation will he supplied "You can’t trust any foreigners” Quarter where, after iRUch nego sembly, freedom of the vote. vey of. the work of the C IA with Breathe on me Breath of God, dom,” the young Moroccan ter Slapatcbe* herein are alao rcaerrad. fall below demand. for those without means o f getting and "A ir Europeans ai-a envious of .they.'ll'T)* diaappointed in you If tiating and haggUiig Akhmed and out destroying that work. It is TUI I am wholly 'Thine, rorist said, "biit the chief tpid me These, and not electric mixers, "Our use of blood in Manchester there, if donor w ill ph.one 3-5111 us anyway." you' don’t, obeerve, “ Why didn’t I arranged our rendSavous,’ was Jtlll aarrle* client oC N. B. A. Sarr- TUI all this, earthly part of you guys into the last war. to aee you and we might aa well le*. Inc. _ were the things the Franco move necessary, then, to put that work Memorial Hospital varies from 75 before noon on Bloodmobtie Day. , On th* other' hand,' some thick with smoke snd the odor of Publlehera RepreaentatlToa: The me. Glows-with Thy power N o g u U ? ” \be frank with each other;’’ Julia* Matheirs Spedal Aaen» — New ment considered it necessary to in the charge of people this Presi *' divine. tourists set out on their jaurney stale perspiration. "The belly danv abroad with 4 chip-on-the-sndulder #. In Germany, naturally, you si said nothing. Akhn,ed was York. Chlcafo, Detroit and Bodon. drive out o f Spain. dent trusts, and people, we triist, U—Under His wings I am- safely get chummy and ask. ’’Well, I cera seemed tired, w-iggling and MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF attitude. They are secretly deter nervous and fidgety and 1 decided twisting their fat bodies onlj- half CIRCULATIONS. and to leave Ihem relatively alone abiding, TTm the .night guess most of you Krauts still lovb- W GTH— 141f mined ahead of time to dislike It was best not to rush him! He, heartedly and mechanically. The 99 EAST CENTER ST— TEL Ml-S-SOOt in-, their wprk. ''Ve caimot affoni . deepens and tempests are Hitler, and you already got the. looked about him suspicioualy and - Th* Barald Prlatlns C o m ^ y Inc., .wild. Daily Radio I t everythlnif they see, and to be dis- plans draam up for the Third singer, a North African Albino, AayoniM RO **»«^"***^' rtspcmiibiUty for Cofifcrence On The Seaway to Indulge ourselves in the Mc ItkiNl themaelves. continued defiantly: . trpofraptalcal eiror* appearina In *d- Sheltered, protected, no evil World War. eh T7 c(>ntinued to intone a plaintive, and What the vote of our Congress WMMB—«46 w n o —lOM Since it would sfloil their trip if vwidaemmts and other roadlnf m ^ er Carthy-type Busplcibn, not if we can harm me, . He has re ■Uadard Tim* 10. In making gift pyrehssei “ Yea, I am a terrorist,-a fighter what seemed to be an endleas, to Join in the flt. Letwrence Rea- X in The Manchester ErcnlnK Herald. want to bent the. Russians at their deemed me and I am his anybody did like them. I have pre for friends, they won’t even know for Morocco’s independence -from Arab chant. pared a :;uide against thia XHsplsr advertising closing hours: way project really means to that . child. you're from out of town unless you- oppressive French rule.” My interview with Akhmed waa’, F IR Sr own game of spying sjid intrigue. Tha following program sch*B, Manchester >. Windsor liit dbpsu'tment with three apiece, Police ...nd Flte-deading. Locks 10; BB. Irish 8, Pohoryto 4; SO. as Alax Kellner went the dlstaJice helns If he feels that he might be w ig tangled in the singles final of while Carlson, Reifn, Clyde Rlch- rain dates. Jf weather interferes, By THK AHMU4 IAT»:i> rB4»«8 Both teams added a tally in the _ , a .u »:r ic a .\ LKAta e Irish 10. Pohor/io 3; HBP. Pohoryto for his fifth triumph against eikht spawning a new baaeball .fan and the Swedish. Interna,tlonal tennis 'and Pete Beckwith chipped in they’ll'try to play Tuesday night* sixth, and the, Bremen got one in BaltInZ Avila ' Cl-vrland and Norm. iW’otclk. Swekf)' WP. Irish 1. Pohorvlo 8- II. Gleeson. Yost; 8rorer._8pell|jl(in; losses. J ■ , < . thus making the future aecure for championship today. • Patty de .with two each. Richard had the at 8 p. m. (E D T ). I f the rain con the nevehth, but again the rallies -Nris- York. ,3 «; Rosm, n''a ~ - ■■ « the assorted millionaires, who own feated Lennard Bergelin, 8-6, 6.-4, JlKist RBI's ivilh four, while Carl tinues, the game will be resched fell short , and Police and Fire i V“ *rk,'!u^V Mantle. .Nmc, •” "*»• »* «. the various clubs. * ..- 3-6, 9-7' in a two and half, hour son and A l Gates botli knocked in uled for Wednesday at 11 a. m.. gained a stronger hold bn first Runs—Mlnoso, Chirszo.“ 44: MsnlU battle, yesterday while Hartvyig two nin.s. 2 p. m. or 8 p.-m. (E D T ) depending’ place York. *3-; Fns. CtitfsBn.snd Yost! New York (N F A ,)— ?Digsr Rav had no diiTtcultiea 4n eliminating ■ Mrst JVfn for Reynolds . on the weather. A make-up of a rained-out game Csrra«,u.i. ^Chica.6. Sadcller Offereil Siarting pitchers won't be an Robinson's exhibitions in Europe . Sveiv.Davldson. U. S. indoor cham- ». Reynolds picked' up his first win will be played Tuesday between • in MmoBo. riiU-aipb 44 are expicted to lead to a come .pton. in straight sets 6-3, 6-3,; 6-3,- of the -season to become the foiirth nounced until Monday .morning but it Is expected that both Sten Bantly OH and Manchester Tire. vo^L*' $25,000 to F i g l i l back.' Sresterday. pitcher on the BanK nine to. gain The next regularly scheduled ^l^^.:i.nd M ' Tualght gel and ^Valter Alston, rookie Na- a victory. Dana Cannon and Carl ti.msi t a . . . . . niiJ., ‘ I B**"* Monday night, featuringf'"'- ttUcsso. loS: . Busby, “Dodgers , va. Red Sox, 6—Wad- son have .two each to their credit tlonal League pilot, will name a | Fire- aminst R n n t i v 'i'**: m1h>
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