^A -^D A T , MAY 27, 195<» rAflB TWBLV* Tha Waathar iHattrl;(0ter lin in g l|mUt Atctri* Dally Nat Prtaa Ron rweeam of D. ■. WgalRa ------For the Noma of April, ItBi Today clovdy, mans, originally from .England, 9 _ and English paople or any othar Engaged to Wed Contest Held HIghlool •AT*- A boutTow n raea would delight in an imma- 9,891 Might doody, soom fog. To Heard Along Main Street diata visit to the spot mentioned Menbor of the Anilt oceoalonMl rala. 11m paVOe la eorOaby Invltad to in Elizabeth Park. There la al­ On Speaking BarMM of OtiwriatlsM Maneheder~^A City o f VUlage Charm ittirnl tha frta loeture on Chria- And on Some o f Manche»tei^$ Side StreHe, Too ways something of beauty there UM Beianca, tonorrow aftamoon until the rosea dominate the show. O F ^N at a :U In OaaWr Congrefatlonal Hollister Street Piipils m Pago U ) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 29, 1950 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE POUR CENTS t^aalMakarwinba'ArcM- It took a few yearn, many acci­ would be, “Tea, ha was a great "What would havs happened If VOL. LXIX, NO. 208 h M Carayv ' C .83. of Detroit, dents and cohsiderable pressure by general, one of the greatest this we had to lay a hosa the other Praised by Consultant; country has ever known, but that Jfldu / local authorities before the State night?” A . M. P. M. Highway Safety Commission was doesn't mean ha would make a That's a question local firemen Names of Winners 9 TO 9 Mr. and i£ a . T. Hawley finally sUrred to action regarding good president (or governor, sena­ were discussing thla.. week when Asked to Resign George Urges tor, etc.)'' And John Q. would be talking about the false alarm at l - f j of Ootem Road ara apen«ng tha the InsUllation Of traffic lights at On Thursday afternoon Miss DAILY / - wank and with their aon-ln-Iaw and the intersection of Center, Broad, told, in warning tones, to remem­ Box SI on the comer of Spruce Lie Pushing Plan Pays Tribute Eleanore Tryon's seventh grade daughtar, Mr. M d Mrs. James Pine streets et al. ber "Stonewall'' Jackson. and Charter Oak streets Tuesday (Except f^unday) Use of Reich yitqiatrick of Englewood, N. J., What will it take before the com­ That would be the opening wedge night. English classes at Hollister street and their month-old-daughter, Pa­ mission does something about the for the usual campaign of doubts, The general opinion among the school presented a speaking con­ tricia Ann. condition at the intersection of vicious insinuations and smear tac­ fire' fighters is that traffic la get­ test. The following students wero' THE MEDICAL ^ To Expand Trade Man Power Center and Olcott streets ? tics with which most politicians ting too heavy at the fires now-a- days—so heavy that it is becom­ the contestants: Joan Tonski, Rita War Dead Here n a maating of the Children of This stretch of highway is are thoroughly familiar. And the Berzina, Virginia Hanley, WlHiam 344 MAIN STREET Maty, and the mother-daughter rapidly climbing to the position higher the office the stronger the ing extremely dangerous. Biggest trouble seems to be with the kids Mazur, Robert Butler, / Sally Would Utilize Germans communion, scheduled for May 28, vacated by the Broad-Center area. campaign. Niedzwicki, Kathryn R y ^ . Bar­ hava iMMi cancelled. The meeting Before the lights were installed. and their bicycles. It was estimat­ Between East-West In Building Defense Right now, good old "Ik e" Is an ed that nearly 160 of these two- bara Person, Joann N ^oli, John win be held tha following Sunday, Broad-Center was the site of a idol and we think it's wonderful. McCauley, Robert ' Ballsiepcr, Jima 4, at two o'clock In St. Jamea'a great majority of local accidents. whccled peddle-pushers jammed Against Reds ; Taft Hits This country needs an idol. Some­ that comer the other night. There James Ferguson, Ronald Contois, British Bird Watchers Around achool hall, and the communion at Although the situation was recog­ one evcryliody can cheer and Janice Clifford, ^ trlcia Wupper- Confers With Acheson, a later data. nized here, local authorities were was so much congestion that fire' Hark the Lark Too Early Big ArHis Program praise and respect. Someone be­ men were thankful It was only i feld, Shirley Warren and Effie And Truman; Denies powerless to act because Center yond the vicious arc of the level­ Doebener. street is a stale highway. falsy.^’ Washington. May 29—(4*)—Sen­ ^Iiilc Golfl War Rages ling political ax. Police (2hief Herman Schendel • The judgM, Harry Novack, Miss Carrying Message from Glanton. England, May 29.— Now the Center-Olcott curve is MIm Prudence N. Orlllln (J1 —Seven hundred British ator (Jeorge (D-Ga) said today that Berlin Watches The general is most sought after was 'disturbed at reports he re­ Anna M c^ lre and Mias (Cath­ n ie Army and Navy No Heraltl Nation Honors Fallen IT'S vlelng for top honors in the acci­ erine kJcGulre, had a difficult Stalin to White House; bird lovers spent the wee hours Western Germany's manpower will dent rate department. But in our now by the politicians not because ceived. Someone called him and Mrs. Helen I. Griffin of 03 Scar­ of any unusual abilities, not be­ put In a complaint about a previ­ time WylhK to choose the winners, on damp and chilly hillaidea llerocfi; Parades, Sol* humble opinion (we make no traf­ borough Road, announces the en­ but Anally reached a decision. Stresses U. N. Plan this morning harking the first have to be used to build any ade­ Mareliing Men; ToiiioiTow, fic expert .claims) the Center-Ol­ cause he la earmarked to be a ous fire. It was said there was in­ gagement of her daughter. Miss Club quate defenec of Western Europe adequate police protection to han­ TTie Prize Winners For Backward Areas lark. The first was harked at cinn G^remonies and t i l t h ’s cott situation will require no sucli great president, not because he Prudence Nancy Griffin, to Robert ' Robert Butler received first 2:52 a. m., local time, by a from possible Communist aggres­ professes high moral and social dle the heavy flow of traffic. This J. Alley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Her-, No i.isue of the Mknclu'ster ^ Cliiireh Services All drastic action as traffic lights. proved false, as five officers, in­ prize with his recitation of "The sharp eared listener in eastern sion. Recalls Hitler .lust a can of wliite paint and a Ideals, but only because of bis bert A. Alley of 69 Washington Highwayman." William Mazur, Washington, May 29.—(A’) Scotland’s lowland meadows. EveniriK llpfuld will be ■ <\(iu'i\el V Iremendou.s popularity and poten­ cluding two cruisers, were pres­ George, a veteran member of the I Sound Note of Peace; few minutes of labor. ent. street. who recited "Ah Wish Ah Wuz — President Truman got first­ ThU trill, way before daylight, publi.sliod tomorrow. Me­ Most accidents there have been tial vote-drawing capacity. Miss Griffin, a graduate ot Idan- Ole Adam," received second prize. BINGO got the lark's bill in front Senate Foreign Relations Commit­ ' Holiday Death Toll Al* f o r There Is no question that fires hand reports on cold war de­ tee, made this observation In tell­ morial pay. A full ac- J of the head-on or semi head-on Eisenhower refueed to run for chester High school, is a secre­ There were two third prize win­ I again in the early rising Well-Onlerotl Discipline variety, which means , that one of the presidency In 1948. We hope continue to be spectacular events, tary at the United Scales Veter­ velopments today from his sweepstakes. The lark won by Secretary of Commerce Sawyer called for the resIgMStion of Michael ing reporters he probably will sup­ rount bf the day’s pro- Hundreds of people come from all ners, Shirley Warren, who recited Of Ret! Youth Offers I rcadv Stands at 275 the drivers was on the wrong side he does so again. We believe he can ans Administration Hospital in Etiquette." and Ronald Contonis, Secretary of State and the one minute before the marsh- J. Leo (left) and William W. Remington (right), two high ranking port a military asatstance program cecdiltga will be carried of the road. We think that the be of more service to the nation over the town to sec a blaze, not Every Saturday Night loving curlew who had sneaked aids whose loyalty has beea questioned In Congrcaa. L«e Is chief the Administration is expected to realizing that their presence Newington. who recited "Little Orphan Secretary (Jeneral of the Sigiiificuiit Uiidcrtonc in Wednesday’s issue. Glenwood absence of any center line and the by remaining good old “ Ike," the Mr. Alley was graduated from Annie.” in a surprise victor last year. of the department's far eastern branch. Remington now I. listed a. present to Congress thla week. Hy The AkROciated I’ reas means a handicap for the fire United Nations. The White an International trade economist In the Office of International Trade, On the other hand. Senator Taft l,o« As .<2 Week existence of the unused trolley Idol, than by being fettered to a Manchester High school and at­ Mr. Novack, who Is the speech The annual bird listening For Historic (jipitul Americans, worried over fighters. STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP House conferences, which to­ the same division In which Lee le an offictnl, (AP wlrej^nto). (R-Ohio) criticized the rearming tracks are enough to confuse a sturdy party platform that One fireman had a solution to tended RensseUer Polytechnic In­ consultant for Manchester, praised derby has been going on since (ho (langers of the cold war driver who knows the highway, mysteriously but invariably criim- stitute, Troy( N. Y. Following the boys and girls for their fine gether lasted 65 minutes, fol­ of nations around Europe. He pro­ the problem. He suggested that a 1933, except for those war posed instead that the United Berlin. May 29. -KTi Thr much-^ and praying and working to much less a stranger to the area. bles Into the dust of forgotten law be passed whereby no motor military seCvice in the Pacific work and expressed the hope that lowed a 70-mlnute talk at the years when the crump of blitz publicized •'Bettlo for BprUn” Calls for Tax prevent a third world conflict, Old and Dangerous So that's why we recommend Theater As a lieutenant with the this might become an annual 20 REGULAR GAMES 3 SPEOALS State Department between Secre­ States rely on its own strength Ideals and broken promises 30 sec ist, including bicycles, could park bombs was likely aa not to alone, "tell the Russians that if turned out yrsterday to be Just will pau.se tomorrow to pay the center line so that drivers will onds after election votes have been within 1,000 yards in any dlrec 13th Armored Group, he became event. tary of State Acheaon and the dro-wn out the first thin notes. New Rocket Plane TREES REMOVED at least be sure of where they arc associated with the Connecticut U.N. official, Trygve Ue. they start aggression they're in another big Communist pat'sdr - tribute to their warrior deatl. tabulated. tion from the area Involved. This year's listening again con war." Cut Program Lawn Grading. Gravel, supposed to be. So we hope the general stays out "Pinch a few of them and the Geperal Life Insurance Company, Ail participants, however, put a firmed reports that the com­ not the threatened putsch the At .solemn services the living In all fairness to the Commission, of politics. where he is presently employed. “ confidential” label on the diacus- mon house sparrow—known in I Opposes Arming Europe Sand and Fill rest will take heed quickly and West hed girded ttael^do meet. | will rcdedicate themselvea to we don't know whether they have And continues to be just a good keep away." he said. A late summer wedding is siona. All that Lie would add to the’United States as the‘ Eng­ To Hit Record Speed I "I would not arm Europe," Taft been contacted concerning the mat­ said in a tolevleion Interview yes­ The demonstretlop^, which re- Brookings Institution tlie task of keeping the peace Bulldozer Work guy. A fireman's life may be easy planned. that wax a comment- which he lish sparrow—is the mister eelled days o( Hitlente goose- ter. lazybones of the bird world. He terday. "Let Europe work out Its achieved by the sacrifices of the some of the time, but it's a tqpgh said he had made "at least ten" stepping, had lU slgnifli-anl un­ Suy» Rcduflion Woultl W « have a new machine kept hie bill shut until 4:20 own solution. In my opinion there dead. one when there is a Are. for My suffering, never again shall times: Air Force Craft Is dertones. howo<‘cr. . A grateful nation vtlU pay floral to renew dead lawns. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower at The late Malcolm Mollan, our AMESITE DRIVEWAYS a. m. Graham High ia only one thing that will deter Br Aid to Industry the present time can easily cop loiig-timo editor of revered mem the dogwood tree grow large Just Back From Moscow Russia from war and that Is a The West proved It.self ready to and vocal tribute on Memorial ory used to say that the American Each year we have the same enough to be used as a cross. In “ I'm not bringing any message Designed to Go 1,700 meet any Red putsch and not be Day at cemeteries at home and the title of this country's "Most situation in town just before Me •REDUCED RATES SINCE strong American air force, a strong A. Latulippe & Son public above all peoples in the the center of the outer edge of from Stalin to Truman” and he Miles an Hour; Test American aiipply of atomic bombs." moved oul of the city by Soviet Washington, May 29—(fl*)—The abroail where American aervlca- Flair-haired Boy." The reception morini Day. Two different or 1920 Man in Vote threat!^ 780 Vernon S t Call 6077 he was afforded Tuesday at Brad­ world had the habit of,trying to each petal- there will be nail prints •GRADING FREE did not take any Truman mesaaga He said the whole effect of the Brookings Institution has called inen lie. get together m the aame place at ganlzatlona sell poppies on the stained with red. and in the center WORK to the Russian leader. Set for Early 1951 The East proved it had laid the Ceremonies will range from tha S :30 to 8 P. M. ley Field is tj-pical of the greeting streets in town. The American •POWER ROLLER Israel Okays Atlantic Pact program Is to make for a long-range tax-cutting pro­ the same tlni1>. Thla scribe was of the flower will be a crown of GUARANTEED Lie is just back from Moscow war more probable, and added: groundwork for an automaton gram for corpornlions and persons tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the war hero gets wherever he Legion post has members selling But N. C. SoloH Lacks a •stfite in East Germany, fairly m Wa'hington to modest graves In visits. guilty of doing just that recently. thorns and all who see (t will re USED and other European capitals Washington. May 27—(T)—The "What I object to Is undertaking with high Incomes, as a path to­ It wasn't 'ejiough toebe among the Legion poppies and the Veterans member ...” where he talked with oSiciala on by contract to arm about 20 na­ .-the Commu'nlsl grip, by pouring ward healthier Industries and low­ liny hamlets of the nation and in He's a nice guy and we hope he of Foreign Wars have members CALL U. N. Control Air Force says it will begin flight j Majority; Question of thousands that visited Elizabeth In the fall the foliage of the •FREE ESTIMATES measures to bring peace in the tions all around the world,vorld, pql1 i out a halt million youths to pay er prices. foreign lands where Americans stays that way- and out of poli­ likewise ^ lin g the “Buddy pop­ cold war. teats early next year of a tiny homage to flovlet Russia. fell. tics. Park, but we stood in line for dogwood turnd to crimson and the MANCHESTER Run * Off Undecided But the privately endowed re­ Highland Park hours, no not as long as that al­ ples." We know of some people bright red berrifes furnish a feast •TIME PAYMENTS Acheson described hia meeting rocket plane designed to hit s top (Oontinaed on Page Speakers for both sides were search organization opposed any "linlted for Peace” Right now his respect. Integrity who won't buy a poppy from one O f Shrines ■ IfW though It seemed so—to get a for the birds. to reporters as a "confldentiM claiming victories. But there was- sharp cut in safes of excise taxes. Marching millions and the mass­ and abilitice are intact. He's a war orga/iizatiou but will from the •SAVE 10 % FOR CASH 7691 speed of 1,700 miles an hour. | By The Associated Pre.ss none—only a deadlock until the clianco to view the attractively chat” but declined to elaborate in The plane Is the X-IA, a aucces- ! Proposals to reduce such levies ing of battle flags will exemplify Store hero who did a magnificent job and furnished "Mystery House" in otb^r. It teems to work Ixith any way. The question of whether Dr. next crisis. are "untenable," Is said, because the theme that, once again on wiys. The sale of liquor is always good SAVE WITH sor to the faster-than-sound X-1. has gracefully stepped into civilian Wethersfield, and an unfurnished for a controversy, particularly if After the meeting with Ue, Grants Right of World Frank P. Graham (D-NC) will Seeks Unit^ in niere was no Communist these taxes hsVe little adverse ef- Memorial Day, Americans ara life as the president of Columbia The funds, we understand, Acheson went to the White House like its forerunner, it Is a product hiwe to go into a run-off battle to storming of the West sectors, as fe< t on business and the govern­ ranch type house near by. the sale occurs on Sunday. The re Body to Administer of the Bell Aircraft Corporation of "united for peace." Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. ni. University. And the nation lOves It was worth it. though, and We which are collected through the cent local ruling that liquor can alone, carrying a brief case. retain his U.S. Senate seat in­ first threatened last February. ment needs the revenue they pro- A five-hour observance at the him for It. poppy sales go> for practically the DeMAIO BROTHERS Buffalo. N. Y. trigued political obsen'ere today. Neither was the Red outpouring vla 27,600 water There are more than 581,000 shrubs arc in good shape and the However that may be, Manches­ ture window. Nice kitchen layout. Hot water heat oil burn­ Tbs compromise would give tha of Raleigh, wants a Jitne 24 run-off development program. More mon- —possibly to 10 per cent. soming profusely in a shady, ter. even if it errs, does so openly er, fully Insulated, plaster, one block from bus' line, nice trees, The State department has dis­ U. N. complete authority over the Two Accused Men 3. Making an immediate cut In gravee in national cemeterlea, and moist situation nearby. They run Park Department has done a swell Rabbi Halts Marriage he must say so by/June 12. Smith t y is promised after September 30 burial grounds oversea# contain Job of it. and without.running into the type immediate ooenpaney. Sale priee 210,500, down payment to GI couraged any optimum over' the holy places in Jerusalem and re- if the project by the New Mexico the gamut of color from puce current cbancee for a gmeral aet- Refuse to Resign hiore than 31,000 dead of World asiy to wai polith your floort with • of prohibition found in Mississippi, 2500 to 21,000. Monthly payment 2?2 approximately, Including Rite to Announce His (ConttBued/4n Page Nine) School of Mines la euccessful. (Continued on Pngs Nine) white, pale yellow, canary yellow where official dryness is law, and taxes and insurance to G. I. Monthly payment to civilian with Uement with RussU by referring (Osattaned on Page B^[ht) War 1 and about 94,000 dead of with orange centers, to the deep­ We've told >nu before about The plan ia two-fold: 1—To From Commerce Jobs World War II. some of the things we run acioss will be continued as long as s 21000 down about 264 per month. to Acheson’s recent San Francisco Belief in Innocence study cloud-seeding techniques. est crimson and bl\il.sh lavender. single Mississippian can stagger address in which he laid down Memorial services and exer­ Johnson’s Electric in material submitted for publi­ We will have buUt for you: 4, 5 and 6 room homes In Man­ 2—To seek new underground Washington, May 29—(jP)—Faat- cises were held in many cities yes­ We recall that the late Mr. and to the polls. terms which in effect call on Mos­ New York, May 29—(41 — The water aupplies. Mrs, Albert Hemingway success cation by correspondents in near­ chester, Vernon and North Coventry. Large lots In most cases. W ait Decision breaklng week-end developments Britain Cool terday in advance of the holiday. FLOOR POLISHER by country towns. We ran across Call 4148 cow to reverse its course. Manila Check former Judith Ck>plon and her law WUd-Oatting Hurts Area n fully raised many beautiful spccl- One thing that intrigued us in Sale prices from 29.800 and up. State housing, G. I. and FHA. brought to a new boll today the Death toll Mounta another one today, but first we Pnrpoecs In Meetiag yer husband were honeymooning Robert McKinney, chairman of Memorial Day week-end acci­ (#ortUli •BtrBtion. the recent humdrum of news was Manchester: Oakland street, on bus line. Hero Is a really today, cheered by the declaration the commission, emphasizes the Congressional furore over charges on« lor • <|«v. must give you an Introductory line U e later scheduled an after­ On New Trial that Oommunlsts and Communist On Steel Platt dent deaths mounted to 275 or two. a note about a speaker who was old 1 room dwelling that has been modernizcit and has very Boosters Held of the Rabbi who. married them main goal is to team more about iKit. wendtrlul liMlt noon (3 p. m„ e. s. t.) meeting sympathizers are working f'or the throughout the nation today. H t R t - can dol We have in our editorial rooms to talk on "How to Read" to a good lines. Owner recentl.v installed hot water heat oil burner. that he believes her Innocent de­ making rain. Any rainfall In Scientific Thermofitat group at Center church. It is our Has a 1 car garage, lot approximately 1-3 acre. Asking price at the State department with As­ government. Near the three-quarter mark of a gentleman of the press 1. e., who sistant SecretaiY of State Willard spite two spy convictions. parched New Mexico during initial impression that this item furnished 212,500. Otvner will take reasonable mortgage. Occupancy T h e former government girl Adler Case Which End* phases will be incidental. In the center of the storm stood British Nole Leaves In Our C i ^ r Dept. refers to the chemical with which ■W ^Ltllllty .4 Thorp who Is in charge of econom­ •'our American Veterans (Conttnued on Page Bight) Means FRESH Cigars he fills hia ctgaret lighter as a lot of satisfaction to Methodiats. about June 16th. and Attorney Albert H. Socolov, The action came after Dr. Irv- Secretary of Commerce Sawyer, Baptists and Nazarenes who. of ■ aunm Am sK ■ t u A o m m - ic matters. one of her defense lawyers, were ed in Hung Jury, Cost whoee requests for the resignation France Still Deniaml* and Tobaccos "lightning fluid. " It may be well- Diplomatic officials said Ue had Held as Key Figures named as "lightning fluid" be­ course, have long known how to married yesterday at the Brook­ Both Sides $40,000 (Continned on Page 22gbt) of two'trade officials accused of ing Definite Answer read. Episcopalians and Catholics THE ALLEN REALTY COMPANY In International Ring lyn home of the bride's widowed being security riske—Michael E. cause his lighter never strikes (Ooattaned m Page Bight) Arthur Drug Stores can even understand Latin. REALTORS mother, Mrs. Rebec<» COplon. Lee and William W. Remlngfon— twice in the samo place. London. May 2 9 .-(/P) Britain L UMBER 180 Center Street, Manchester, Conn. Both are 29. Hartford, Conn., M ay'29—(F)— wera flatly rejected by both men The item in the country corre­ Manila, May 29—(ffl — Manila wants to take a long, hard look at We do not profess to be acquaint­ Phone 6105 or 2-0488, Johnny Allen The bride, who faces 25 years in It will be up to entertainers Paul Clear Wreck on grounds that they could not quit B R D CQRYm spondence we were reading today BUILDING SUPPLIES police toidgy held four American a Federal prison, was to leave with Draper and Larry Adler to decide the Sohuman plan for pooling Flashes! vvaa practically opposite in the ed with ail the designations of veterane deecribed as key figures under Are. Sawyer said he was not West Europe's coal and Steel in­ honor that accrue to those who her husband today by automobile if they want a new trial in their questioning the loyalty of the two word usage. It said that the com­ in an Interpational ring that skil for upstate New York. She is free inconclusive 2200,000 libel suit dustries before committing her­ (Late BuUeilas of the (F) W M ) munity church had just been graze in the fields of higher edu­ SHINGLES ROOFING News Tidbits Debris Awav men. • 3 0 2 MAIN <;T, • 0 IA L 4 I5 I- fully boosts the amounU of U.S. in $60,000 ball pending appeals against a Connecticut housewife. self to formal approval of the far- equipped with a "lighting rod." cation, but as we understand it, Culled From (/P) W ires. Treasury checks. There were sharp new clashes, reaching project. a “ Five Letter Man” la an accom­ Insulation a Wallboarda a Doors from espionage convictions in The long court battle over the FREE Here again the right may be used The four, all former servicemen Washington and New York. Issue of Communist name-calling too, between Senate Republicans Informed sources said today flcnteaces Stand* because if the new roa doesn't suc- plished guy who can recite his al­ who took part in the Uberation of Restore Limited Sery and the Truman Administration Britain has rejected a French re­ DRIVING LESSONS phabet from A to E without a Chl-Namel Paints Rent Brooklyn Apnrtment ended Saturday when a federal Washington, May 22.r-(4>- cec d in Its purpose when "light­ Burt Ives has given away to The Philippines, were identified by The newlyweds have rented an over the Oommunlsts-In-Govem- quest that the Labor government Foiir conscientious objector# aea- In Cooperation With The ning'' strikes it may be found to break. ice on New Haven Youngstown Kltcben Cabinets Frenchman the guitar that police as: apartment in Brooklyn on a month- (Ooattaned on Page Nine) ment issue. go on record now as favoring the tenoed to Jail for refusing to reg­ MANCHESTER DRIVINO be. "lighting" the church. A. Non. twanged his folk music into hit ACADEMY Charles Clarence, 46, formerly to-month basis. The bridegroom Line at Warwick, R. I. Taft Hits Probe Committee industrial pool in principle and cx ister under the peacetime Draft parade entertainment - . Vittorio of San Fpancieco; James Hanley, told newsmen: “We hope to live a The State Department fired a amine the details later. Act failed today to win a Supremo Donglas Motor Sales wUI give For superb flowering beauty on Emannele Orlando, Italy's grand 25, fortnerly of Akron, O.; Walter happy, normal life. We are very fresh blast at Senator McCarthy The sources emphasized that Court hearing. Thus their sen­ See Our New old man, leads a group of top Ital Warwick, R. I., May 29—(A*)— free driring lessons to anybody the lawn or boulevard the flower­ E. Mason, 25, fcnmerly of Ft. much in love and confident of the New Loan Bill (R-WIs ) yesterday, saying he Is Britain's refusal does not neces­ tences stnnd. Three of the group purchasing a used ear. ing dogwoods are unexcelled. The Ian political peraqnaUttes In appeal Wayne, Ind.. and Carlos Moore future.” Workmen' early today completed trying to divert attention from hia sarily mean she disapproves of the are members of the Society of POLIO to world power# to destroy their the task of clearing the wreckage pink dogwoods in Center park are The bride is appealing both con- plan, which already has been hall For a good used car see 25, native of Florida. charges that the department har­ Friends (Quakers). They are Her­ gorgeous just now. They haven't atom bombs . . . PhUlpplnes’ direc­ Each wia held in lieu of 10,000 victioiw of 34 cara of a New Haven Rail­ bors Reds because he "has utterly ed by West German leaders as i man Francis Henderson, William Honest Douglas, S8S Main St., tor of prisons blames negUgenco of Rabbi Max Felahln, Injecting an Aids Veterans road freight train derailed yester­ opposite Hansen’s Milk Bar. been so brilliant for years, or since INSURANCE pesos (5,000) ball. They were Edwards WUdman and Clurlea Hoiiday Special! guards for biggest attempted unusual note into the marriage day on a bridge. the last spring when May had » charged forinsdly with attempted (U os^ned on Page Four) (ConUnued on Page Four) Frantz. The fourth, Richard H, For automobile driving In- little sunshine and copious rains. break on record in islands . embesslement through falsifica­ service, told the bride: Limited emergency aervice was Shufflrbsirger, la a MethodlaL stmcticins call the Manchester In the park Just near Myrtle Statistics Show It May Invade Manchester TTiree-year-old boy in Philadelphia tion of official documents. “We who believe in yourlnnocence They Can Borrow Full restored by dawn on one of two Each waa oentenced In U. 8. Dis­ puts his tongue Into electric light Auto Driving Academy. Dual street, is a variety of the horse •3:00 X 16 Police said they arrested Clar- have admired the calm courage and Amount for House Un* tracks ripped up a distance of 500 trict Court In Indianapolis to 90 control cara. Ratea $S,00 per socket and It electrocuted, police feet by the pileup of part of the days and S a rd 9100. y.rd.‘«* « •"» chestnut trees we haven't SMn COST:— Ilfi.OO for three years protection— Leas than rcMrt. full hour, as few leaoons as yon anywhere, n.ot even lUuatrated in (OMHtaoiM SB Pag* Bight) (Osntlnned m Pagn F w ) 80-car train. Terror Stalks Plane As • • e ■ ri,. liOOlSt valuo in wosh.rt Ic per day pays up to $5,000 expenses for any one mem* Honeymooning Princess Fntbla der SHA Measure No one was Injured but a rail- .king. wish. seed catalogues. The racemes or Pilot Accused her of your family— yourself, your wife, or any chiid. of Egypt Bays she wants to stay in ro4d spokesman aaid the loas would .Montreal, May 29—(/P)—James • C— worV-«.vto. blosaoma are not as large aa the U- S. so nothing will happen to Hartford, Oonn., May 29—OF)— Crazed Vel Wields Gun TEL. 4382 U. S. TIRES It pays for the following: be about 2100,000 to rolling atock Henry VIneon, 29, aa Amerlcna ordinary horse chestnut, but are a ' her marriage to commoner Rlad A bill passed by the speclsl ses- and freight contenU and $15,000 pilot, was charged today with beautiful strawberry red. Gbali . . . . Three-year-old letter EXCHANGE AND TAX (1) Hospital Care Plan Insures Protection si'elitlor | begins dlabanding its emergency l^esa to tho holdup canoffer In- formation i a them ia being track' sscond mortgage insured by the the pileup probably was caused O'Reilly pulled automatic from control units as worst Red River The dramatic Incident occurred Deflaaee Oc, May f Experienced formatiotr and still remain unidon* ed down by Inveetlgators. Veterans Administration. by a defect ia a coal car, fourth on a flight from southern Oallfor- his •pock*L toaa o f dyaamito sipli i s i a i From Dato s• • • * - • • • Blgnattiiw of Applicant •.•••••••.ss.sas** ■ flood in century ebbs away. Uflod, thus sscaidng trial and Tha reward or a riiare of it will Tha new bill permits the State from the looonjotlve. nia to Oakland . . „ NucciteUl jumped back Into the 10% Down— 18*24 Months to Pay pilot's compartment, locked the Aaglalao UmetMia Qaaiij taiflr* L cashing in on tho rtward- be paid It the part tom off by the to issue both first and seoond The wreck easM aa the tsain Half an hour out of Freenb, thiaa awa aad Ifijartaf m sf: BANTLY'S J^tuury Bfllance f liimtF 1* P ftsrted was passing a brldgs over tha O'Reilly, an Air Force veteran, be­ door and radioed here asking po­ Carpenters mortgags loens on a guarantee aander oomparas wKh numbefis on lice to be on hand when he mads Manchesfar Moro's hew tho plan works, K41* tho letera ia the attorney genora)'i irom tha Vatsrans AdmlaUrtgatkm. Pawtuxet river. About a 4o$ea ears gan acting strangely.' 8 ERV 1 GENTER Waahingten. May 29,-r(F)r-This ly sold: The FHA-Va combinatioii kians amsshad to spUaters la drop# down Stewardcaa Joan Herron »n4 4 bis emergeucy landing. APPLY Tbs iafermant submits his in* vault. Meanwhile, OYteiliy waved the Motor Sales position of the Treasury May 25: Charles A. McCarron, chairaaan which havs been mads, and atUI an embankmant and three oars passenger, Mrs. Dorothy McKenrie TED BANTLY, Prop. STUART J. WASLEY Net budget receipts, 290.151,' tomatlon on a plain piece o t paper, of Sen Frtncleco, pieced together pistol at the passengers, shouting, of the flve-man Brink’s Reward can ba mada up until Offiober 20, toppled against bridge abutments. Potter ton’s Open Eveniiigs 504.28; budget expenditures, 2112, on tho bottom of which hs writes the story after the harrowing half "nobody's going to get me. TU kUl STATE THEATER BUILDING TEL. 6648 or 7146 are not affeotsd by ths new legis­ Others were damaged as they fell Hartford ^ad at West Jarvis Realty Co. 333 MAIN ST. Tel. 7259 630,577.32; cash balance, $4,643, two sets of numbers of at loaat oommittae, aaid ha agreed to Kel' you alL” .■539 M AIN ST. lation, Carr aaid. over on their sides. hour. Center Street 6 DOVER ROAD 748,093.52. ^ four flguroB. I ty'a proposals. . i ■ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY. MAY 29, 1950 PAGE THREIT^

with a big ice cream company. ! The Insurance Inspectors, (he per- attendanee at every A A meeting fact that I un a drunk and a lfl There were time* I wanted a drink, i bribes nor .threats would have had -’Andy,” " I forgo t to aSk which MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCH Em R. CONN. MONDAY^ MAY 29, 1960 Manchester. Waa it Manchester, Through perseverance and good ; aonnel 8h.ys on my pi iiig he ran poxslhly reach, and he con- Ithi boose I ever will have to figbC. _/— But 1 found that attendance a t , any effect on her, a thing which eluded "I am ever mindful of the I is in that first drink.” A. A. Meeting meetings, which I etill keep up to jail A A members know lo be tnie. New Hampshire, Manchester. Mas­ luck 1 Onally waa aent down to sachusetts, or even Manehester. ^ majoritymajo of pupila, ahe report*, ahe called her discovery ‘Chriatian the extent of st least two or three | So when she < anic Into Aliohol- England? I finally got i) straiglit- Porto Rico with a good berth and were really the ones to 18 Volunteers South Covg Borne of the material taken in dur­ Healing Word Science’.” W ell Attended tlmca a week, brought me the |,-.n Anonymous she learru'd that ened out and here 1 am, but i am all the ehancea o f auccess. B ig blame hut never me! ing the trip had been studied and Aa tangible evidence that Chris­ answer. That, and an aUhorpUon of i the tiral thing paramount was ■Inelined to wonder, like that other tian Science heals today in the way I that alie must be honest in pray-! wages, big times, hut finally I | Andy said he finally met A A and Mr*. PanlliM/ diecuesed during social study peri­ the 12-Step program. i fellow, what am I doing here?’’ slipped and went down nntli i be- , was told a story on a Friday night V6acAiieiSUB|...iFiTi WIIHmanUo Es. ods at school. taught by Christ Jesus, Mr. Care)- "But 1 found contentment. 1 el. .Sobriety is a very small thing | "I was 29 years of age before 1 F or Reel Cross Lecture Topic related actual instances of he«Uhg. and lo toe happy there must be a | came a beachcomber with not I about the 24-Honr jilan. tlie )... n About two hours were spent st Speakers Tell Their Ex­ can walk down the street 'today took my first drink. My father These embraced not only physical ehange in the way of life. One 1 enough, money in ra.v pockets to 1 to stay away from a drink for 21 the Cedar Hill freight yards which Big and not be afraid, ashamed or full had died as a result o f alcohol, pay for m.v return ticket home, in , hoiira today and never mind ahoid Keith’s Closed covers about 880 acres and takes recoveries, but relief from sorrow, TO D AY and TOMORROW periences Before must lose arroganee, snohtoi.sh- i leaving my mother to bring up a s c r r iT e x l^ e W ^ a ^ c fc Christian Science Ex- the improvement of home condi­ 1 of remorse. When I say 'coutent- nea.s, and must get liumillty. Onl.v 1910 I finally found hiyaelf in tom irrow. He locked himself in a Loral Vorkrrt* lo Join pare their lunch durlnapcook-outs in IM miles of railimd.railroad. The **'•*.rails, Continuous Tomorrow brood of six youngsters by working tions, and the development of .Audience Here ment' I mean more Uian just hap­ liol|i that IS a.sked lor lulmlily will I'hiindelphia with 63 eenla In niv ) room that Friday niglit and 'W fetin^ouse on the grounds, weatfier permit- the «>e longest of which is seven miles plained as Guardian piness. Happines.'i lo me .seems a in a laundry. I had seen many ; pockets, having left $90,000 worth ; .stayed 111 until Momloy niglil nnd Ollier* lo Begin the ability to meet business conditions lie griinti.'d. ".'Vnd in .\A Iheii' is ting, under supervifton o f M r s . long, arew e abouta ^ u t one mile across..acroM, In­to- . drinkers and hiaizers and I alscays successfully. Randolph Scott in " I t haa onlv been since I came lighter and emptier way of ex- always tlie freedom ol ehoiee," the ! of ice cream machinery in Porto l.lhen went to another meeting. He All Day Tuesday Blood Bank Program Gertrude T. Guilfofd and Horace cluded In this acreage are stock- Against ni Despair had promised myself that there Rico after I had turned the key. , never qiiai relied witli wlint lie- These beneficial results, the lec­ sjienker coneindeil. "I ean do those, would be no liquor in my life. 8. Hcruton, teachets. pens according to regulattbns for turer said, are truly scientific in “ COLT 45“ ,„u, ‘:. s i Bill it wasn’t my fault! Oh no, not older members told him. He never feeding and resting of animals tilings tliat HIT good for me or Eighteen Hed f’ross workers This will be the first time such a How to "fling aside the garment that they follow the application of found all the IhinRa In life 1 v^anl peiinancnl; because at last Takes Ills "First Drink” m.v fault! Tluise auditors were to questlmed tile older memlKT.s as enroute. Also a plant for cresote- Plus: "It's A Small World” those that will tear im- d iwn (!od But In 192.''i, after I liad risen to QUALITY project has b^n attempted In lo­ definite rules In the Science of ed so long and that I wanted so ^ i,nve found all the Ihmg.s >ii life Idnnie because they did not kmKv to their Inteljuetalion of the |ne- from the Manchester chapter Join­ of heaviness, of sickness and sor­ grant im- the wi.sdow lo know tlie “DECORATION DAY” cal schools. TTie food will be fur­ treating of railroad ties used both Christianity. Idiig ago" was the me.-wuge carried j wanted so long ami thsl 1 a key position in the firm witli the enrreet wsy of halaneing gram. He aecepted it wliolelieai I- ed one thousand other volunteers in this country and abroad. row and despair, and in the dawn TOMORROW NIGHT dinerem e. ■ wlileh I was eonnected, they gave nished by the school lunch pro­ "Christian Science, aa Science, to bv "At.” a Boston speaker, to, wanltd sj lonjK.ago.’ • looks, .So It was with me all edlv. The one thing that has from ehapters throughout the gram with the children benefiting The next atop at Peabody Mu­ of a new light to follow Jeau* In shows ua how to make an effective MORIARTY BROS. ('onneetieiit S|M-aker a party tor me. (the big gnyi. 1 through life. I was never lo hinme. helped him lias been a eonlmnoiis the big audience that ; ,.„pa| yi„„ |h Chairman state in special orientation ses- by exporience. seum, a part of Yale University, the way," waa the theme of a pub­ application of what we know, as "Mail.r" Irom Walerlmry said took liiy first drink. Six yeais Mrs. A. G. Crlckmore, Mrs. “ Stop the Record” at the open n *nlnv'' The chairman of the meeting later in the depression. 1 found TELEVISION •sions on their duties in the new Mary felt was of most interest to Jesus did in healing sickness," Mr. cheater Gioup of Alcoholics Anon\- member who has that hiB first contact with .'\lcoliol- lic lecture on Christian Science Grant H. Vance, Mrs. David J. her because of the many, many Carey continued. "W e are not deal- ies Ammyinoiis came liore m Man­ myself out of a job and bnike. from Connecticut Heglonal Blood pro­ $100 GIVEN AWAY mous gathered Sattirdny evening eonnectid with the Maii- gram, Bi'heerror is used in Christian Science Following the nieeling more tlian found Hiat enthusiasm, and high He Was Never To Blame New Vork < lly Amos E. Friend. Mfs, AbboU North Coventry will have their lections of shoes and other foot­ fro.n tlial time on tlial "AA had liojie- were not eiiougli. Wiien lie spoks under the auspices of to produce practical, tang;lble 200 persons took advantage, of the ■"Bv good link I .seiuird s job announce* the npening of a Cha.se, Mrs. Irving Bayer. Mrs. drill Wednesday at 7 p. m. at wear from many countries and bel li tailored made for m e.” Ho Christian Science Society, Man' effects.’’ Open House ho.spilality held at the c ame lim it into A A again three Foster H. WillininS, Mrs. Edmund Vinton’s Garage where the equip­ covering many ages. The lecture skelelicd the founding of A A back cheater . Pathfinders Club on Noitiiaii years ago lie found Hiat a eom- MAM.IIKSTKR SDMHKR ( LASS L. Klely. Mrs. .lohn F. .‘tkiba, Mrs. ment la hoiised. explaining the acquiring, shipping in 19.35 when "B ill" and "Doeloi pletr aeeeplanee ol Hie 12-Step a t Mary’s CYO members with "Christian Scienes gives a acien' Badly Hurt In Aeddent street where rcfrcslmients were Akron. Ohio, of Haymond Tierney. Mrs. Byron O. and treating of all exhibits includ­ served and many old aoquaml Boh" had met in I’logram was Hie answer lie need­ Bo.vd and Miss Anna Sampson and their guests will have a roller ed during the tour was very In­ tific explanation of the Chriatlan- 1 I ; in,.ii' earlv \iicisaitndes aiui atiog- l'd. He skelehed lu.s interpreta­ skating party Tuesday at Lake­ Ity which waa taught and demon Greenwich. May 29— (/P)—Albert anceship.s were renewed ami new tlieii „roun of eight PORTRAIT ANATOMY Miss Faye Ferris. formative, the class concluded, liie James, 48, of Hartford is In a crit­ ones formed. Festivities were en- ^ Rios J " " " ' " tion of the steps 111 W'liat lie called Piirpo.se of the BIoo s— Thiirsila.' s representative from Blue Cross is a car in which he was riding 1 • ^ ^ 0 pitals. The need Is estimated by expected to give a Short talk also. The Yale University gymnasium woman of brilliant intellect. Her plunged down an embankment on nevv-spaperman said that w h ile I Slates mx the aeemnulaled pie.ssnre alwa.vs f'holce of Morning, .\fternnon, K.enlng 4iroii|is the State Medical Society to be County Homemaking picnic and and other sport rooms were toured parents were devout Christians, the Merritt Parkway. State Po­ newspaiier men are in a husines.s , and 34 m other c°nnH>ca >' '>'c , had j,roved his undoing, - Deal Pontiac sixty thousand donors a year or and found to be of considerable in­ and her' intellectual attainments licemen James Costello and eeiy to wai poliih your Reer« with • tour of Old Sturbrldge Village, that often provides an easy wav' world B.''' r,a,f a ''I’Titual 1 x- (W M TI. H.IICIE.C Complete information ami one out of every thirty of the pop­ terest. were balanced by a deep apprecia diaries Gorham Identified the to get into the busine.s.s of drink- 1 he added, only re periem e as oiitlm ni m Hie 12th Sturbridge. Mass., with box lunch Regis! ralion Forms now axailahle: ulation. will take place June 5 from 10 a. The entire clssa enjoyed their tlon of spiritual Truth. As ahe driver as Theodore Davie of ing lo excess, his work and the ' uroiip been fmmoi e . , ^^as not sudden. It took time I f mam $t r iit Tlie Conneetietlt Regional Blood XIANf lIF.sTFR Johnson’s Electric D ealership m. until 6 p. m. Further details dinner at the Far East Restaurant, grew up and her breadth of vision Brooklyn, N. Y „ and said he had work of othera around him was ' land. v L r R”"' " knowledge ol wliat wa.s m «n cH E »T (R . . .RM ont program is part of the growing may be obtained from Miss Cora not, far from the railroad station, increased, ahe could see beyond the been booked on a charge of reck' not as lurid as the stage and niov- Woman speaker needed lo erase llic damage done Xlary flieiiey l.llirnry National Red (Toss Blood pro­ especially the service and clean­ Mcfilll-t'onvrrse. Inc. FLOOR ROLISHIR H. Webb, Tolland County Home narrow limitations of dogma and lees driving and held In bonds of les would lead one to believe. A.s 1 “Peggie" from the Boston group 1 through 22 or 23 years of di ink- \ t gram, which will eventually cover Demonstration Agent. liness of the room. creed which would describe God as $100 for hearing In Town Court for himself when he went into the told of her drinking problem. , mg, hut now hr i onlil pray in Bin Main St. the entire countr.y and provide Rev. and Mrs. Charles Broad- Mary also felt ehe was in a limited, changeable, and super­ on June 13. new* game he waa provided with which she said had not been spec- thanksgiving that lie had been YOLK SHIRTS .Miss Hope Henderson, Dir. of ,\rt lop..* day. t«* blood without ehnrge for every bent of Easton visited with friends much better position after the trip natural. several examples of hard drinkers taeiikii and not too long. She had ' gianled the opportiimly to make .Manchester High School BALCH-PONTIAC patient in the United State.', need­ Made To Measure in town Saturday on tbelr way to to appreciate the immense amount Rose Above Bigotry working with liini and around him. drank ".socially " from just before amends in .some small way for the II.^RTFOKD COM INCOPORATED ing it. Boston. Rev. Broadhent was pas­ of Work her teacher. James T. Lald- "She also rose above the scien­ "I promised mvself inaiiv times her marriage six years ago and hitter jiasl and (arry to olhers the .\l Popu lar P ric e s ! Hartford Public Library It has the endorsement of the tor at First Congregational church law, had devoted to the cla^ in an tific and intellectual bigotry which in those early days that i would 1 realized now that, since ahe start- lessons lie had learm <1. (< enlral Library) BroHdrIolh*—fixfnrd. 165 CENTER ST— MANCHESTER—TEL. 2-4545 Conneeticul Medlral Society, the a number of years ago. effort to have them get as much would describe the world as wholly never become siicli as they. Liquor i ed drinking alcohol has always , stale Speaker Wadsworth Howland A t'o., Ine. Connectieut Hospital Assocla'.on. •lacquards— tiahardlnr* Robertson school girls’ softball a,s possible out of such a trip; also material, ignoring the existence of would never get the hold on me and ' been a potential need in her life. jp prefacing his talk, ".\n L|» Grcen-Cliobot Post, AL, spon- , j ^ ^ . One Woman’s True Story “RIDERS of the RANGE Rockville Public l.lbrar.y • SATURDAYS .... 8 A. M.-7 P. M. ligion. A scientific approach which and my life became a complete birthdays, after funerals. njion drunk looked into Hie water and sored set-back party Friday , “ dulU chaperoned the class of Told The W ay It Happened King of Rustlers in a finish fight j GL.ASTONBfRV night had as prize winners, the I obout 40 pupils which h ^ divided was based upon an honest search mesa." 1 siieeesaes and dining failures, the saw his own refleitioii. falling Phone For .\ppoinlment C 2 c > 0 < { I Claudette Colbert In Glaslonbur.v Public Library SUNDAYS ...... 11 A. M.-6 P. M. following: Women’s 1st, Mrs. | ‘"to g^oupn during the day’s tour, for truth would find Its goal In a The speaker told of his early ' speaker said, she found that .she another iliuiik over he asked, 7.51H Christianity founded upon an un­ “THREE CAME HOME’’ Or write to: Slcphcn Peck, 21 W'ashinglon Sq., N. Y. • 302 MAIN <;t , • DIAL 4l5l • Pearl A.splnwall of Manchester; | family life, of going through school ■ was alway.s the same person jiointing nut lus own refleetioii in FU EL O IL derstandable principle, a principle Plus: "Military Academy" and working himself through law reaching for a drink. As a ca- the water. "What i.s that?" W. E. ANDERSON 2nd, Mrs. Martin Hanson of "The which maintains and controls Continuous Tuesday school and getting into newspaiier reer woman she found that wliile The oilier drunk look one look Ridges"; 3rd, Mrs. EUle Marshall every fact and law In the uni­ of Stafford Springs. Men’s 1st. Andover EASTWOOD work. He had a good mother who her family dreaded her leaving and answered. "That is the moon” ! verse. STARTS THURSDAY The first drunk said, "If that is ^ (3arence Mott of Pleasant Valley Ann Sothem Scott Brady ■was alwa.vs ready trf give him | her home city to travel into other road, Willimantlc; 2nd. Amos A. "A s Mrs. Eddy sought to under­ "NO SAD SONGS FOR ME” shelter, a brother who was alwavs ' states, she would admit of no the moon what am I doing here'” I As has been customary fpr the stand the right relationship that Jane Powell John Ruvtell "When I w as asked to eoiue to | j Richardson; 3rd. Philip F. Linder- “ready with a fast buck” to help ! compromise but Insisted on tier, past several years. World War must exist between true science "Nanev Goes “Under- .Maneliesler and -S|Hak," said .snn, Sr. of Eagleville. Specials. veterans, George Nelson and Els- To Rio” him during financial stringencies ^ own w'ay. Slie could not .say tiiat ] I and true religion, an Incident oc­ an to ease him out of jams and she liked alcohol, but to her it * Quality Dry Cleaning! Mrs. Harry Steele of Stafford worth Covell, members of Ameri­ curred which brought a practical (In Color) Tow” RANGE OIL. COAL. Springs and Mr. Mott. There were trouble. 1 was an c.seape and she’ always can Legion, Green Chobot Post, answer to her questions. She met DRIVE-IN 8:00,6:30,9:30 8:20 COKE nine and one-half tables i^ play. will place flags on all the eoldiera' with an accident which waa ex Th^n came his. m arriage and a ' used it as .such. I f she had not Tlicre will be another card^party THEATRE short period of sobriety followed ' come inln Ali oholic Annonynious. * Speedy Service! graves before next ’Tuesday, May pected to prove fatal. She took PIKE Continuous Performance in the Legion Hall in South Coven­ by the inevitable patterm which is ; she felt that since intrinsioally 30, Memorial Day. her Bible and opened it at the ac­ Tomorrow From 1:30 ___ WANTED try the evening of June 9. There was a meeting o f the count of the healing by Jesus of a common to alcoholics and so famil- ; .she was the same person, she Dial 5135 lar to all AA's. 1 would have gone her own .sweet A first-hand account given by Sportsmen’s Club in Ted W right’s palsied man. As she studied this, M d R o lf im TecliBlcol*r A OnJa Holiday Kiddles Show Obmplete BlacioMite | way and would certainly ended up Mary Griffin of Group 7 at South Bam on Friday, May 36 at 8 p.m. she was Instantaneously healed. B IU OcB* From 1:30-3:00 Experienced 4 Street School on the class trip " I didn't have what we aico- ■ disa.strou.sly. -DAY HAYWORTH KKLLY A t the one hundred fifteenth •’Here she gained an intuitive in­ MORIARTY Thursday to New Haven proved “ Gene Autry In holies call ’dimoute.’ I had complete She had tried to pray but not annual meeting of the Ladies Be­ dication of the method of healing ‘COVER GIRL’ most enjoyable and educational to nevolent Society the following of­ used by Jesus, and as she devoted "SAODI.E PALS” blackout*. I would walk around until .'he came into AA had she Carpenters SERVICE BROTHERS ficers were elected. President, Mrs. herself to a study of his teachings Alin Ro} ftoKcra In Plus Color Cartoons for aeveral day* and have no com­ known how. She had been to plete notion afterward* of where psychoanali'sists who had said she George S. Nelson; Secretary, Mrs. and works, by approaching this “Down Dakota W ay” NOTE: Regular Performances study frora^a scientific point of I had been or what 1 had done, and must stop drinking, but never .\I’PLY ON CALL AND Helps You Overcome Ronald Bockus; treasurer. Miss "Nanry" and ’’I'ndertow” view and looking for facts and had they told her 'how" to slop Marion Stanley; directresses, first, _ tulK Continuous From 3:0.3 have no recollection that I had DELIVERY FALSE TEETH Mrs. Frank Hamilton; second, laws rather than for miracles and written certain atories until I drinking. Buper-naturai occurrences, she dis­ > W F R f E yMOit 12 \ !^ Finally A A wa' suggested to Jarvis Realty Co. Looseness and Worry Mrs. John Hutchinson; third, Mrs. Comlnc Wed. “ Night Into W ED: ’’ClndercllB” In Color checked them aoifie da’ya after- John Bogardus. Mrs. Nelson named covered the laws that Jesus had Night” and “ Belle of warda during a lucid period. It tier and she used the word "sug­ 5 DOVER RO.AD No loHErr be annoyr«| or (<‘<'1 Ill-tl- used and the methods of making eaJ'B becRuse of loose, wobbly the following committees: mission- ! Me'k Iro” waa bad busineaa 'and a dangerous gested" advisedly, because neither to<'th. FASTKETH. an Improved alka- ary and devotions, Mrs. A. H. Ben- | pracUoal use of them. This was buaineaa fo r a newspaper with the s s j/ the Science of Christianity, and Ilna (non-arH> powder, gprlnkl^d on ton and Mrs. Malcolm Crook; i chances of a libel auit in the offing. your plates holf.i Ihrm flrmrr 90 thry DIAL feel mere rnmfortablr. Soothing and membership, Mrs. Donald Smith ' ■"ITie result was that I would cooling to gtinii made §oro by rxcrarlve and Mrs. Donald Richards; ways draw auapensiona in a pyramidal acid mouth. Avoid rinbarraagmrnt nnd means, Mrs. Ron^d , Bockua fashion; first one month, then TRADITIO.XAL QUALITY rauRcd by looa#* platea. Get FASTEGTH and Miss Marion Stanley; program three months, then six months un- i 7 2 5 4 today at any drug store. and entertainment, Mrs. Thomas til flnall.v apmething permanent. SINUL 190U Birmingham, Mrs. John Hutchin­ THE BURNSIDE THEATRE "I had a good religious train- ! son; projects, Mrs. Howard Spren- BURNSIDS AYE. * BITWEEN HANCHESTIRead E.HTFD THE COOPKR WYATT ing but as all alcoholics know we | Orly* bom* ihh fa e ll,.. Given On C.O.D. Deliveries kle, Mrs. Howard Stanley; Sun­ Jane PoweU I ScoU Brady •TASK FORCE’* soon lose our faith. I loet mine and | f- . shine, Mrs, Howard Spear, Mrs. never regained it until I entered ' PIRST . . . and HneH---- for Qiarles Sturtevant Carmen Miranda I |„ Howard Jennings; transportation, “BLONDIR’S HERO” A.A. 1 had Just enough brains left . DRIVING AND RIDING EASE MANCHESTER Mrs. John Yeomans and Mrs. A. ‘Nancy Goes To Rio* Penny Arthur to realize I had. a problem. M y “UNDERTOW’ hingletun leSke AT LOWEST COST Puiiiting - Decorating H. Benton; kitchen care; Mrs. Har­ In Technicolor drinking was divided into three 'k ry Milburn and Mrs. Russell periods—I was either drunk, half- Dupont Paints ’Thompson; secret pal, Mrs. Ernest Only Chevrolet offer* you your DRY CLEANERS WED.: "C IN D E R E LLA ” in Technicolor drunk. or I ’coasted'. It waa dur­ choice of the fmesi no-sliitl driv­ Percy, Mrs. George Nelson; pub­ ing one of those 'coasting periods’ Drive RANGE & FUEL OIL PLUS "The Kid From Tcxns” Start** Wed: Joel MrCreii “ B.tRn.XnT ing at lowest cost . . . or the 93 WELLS STREET Time Payments Arranged licity, Miss Marion Stanley and _ | 2 that I finally got in touch with fmeil standard driving at lowest Mrs. Thomas 3lrmingham. COAST** Pina tlnmphrey Bogart 1 to 3 Years CONDITIONED THE YEAR R0UND<^ In **UKA1» LNIP* Alcoholic# Anonymous three and cost . . . plus the superlative A luncheon was served to about one-half year ago. riding-smoothness of the Unit­ Fully Covered by Insurance forty women, preceding the meet­ Not Easy at First ized Knee-Action Ride! The BOLAND OIL CO. ing. The guest-speaker waa Junior "It was not easy. I stayed dry state president of Connecticut Fel­ and found that I had to attend Tel. 5557 or 2-9195 lowship of Christian Women. 369 C fn ter St. Phone 6370 meeUngs, aometimes four and flve Mrs. William Smedley of Pom- 25 Lilley St. 6tanchester fret gave a very interesting and times a week. Of couse there wer* YOUR HOUSE Inspiring talk on the theme of ‘"The times 1 had emotional up.set*. Rural Church Woman.” Mr*. Don­ ald Smith retiring president o f the Only Chevrolet brings you this brand of thrills and local society had arranged a fine program of devotion and congre­ thrift. It’s FIRST . . . and Finest . . . at Lowest CostI ALSO PREFERS gational hymn elnging. Rev. Mal­ colm Crook, pastor of the church pronounced the benediction. Step into Our showroom . . . step out in a new Chevrolet . . . and Oriva bom* fhii faeff.. . . you’ll enjoy motoring pleasures and thrills “ stepped up beyond any­ “ INDIVIDUALIZED” SERVICE “ STOP THE RECORD” FIRST . . . and Finoxl . . . for thing you have ever experienced in any low-priced car! GIFT WRAI^PED • I Ellington ' MEMORIAL DAY BENEFIT BY THIS THRILLS AND THRIFT Ye*. Chevrolet brings you the That’s true whether you drive a new Chevrolet embodying the revo­ Just as people beneiit by patronizing the AND DELIVERED • GOOD NEWS Ofik* bom* ffi)i tool . . . finest combination of thrills and Richard F. Quinn o f Ellington gasoline station^ grocer, dentist or lawyer of FIRST . . . and Fineit. . . fer thrift . . . with its great new lutionary Powcrglide Automatic Transmission, teamed with lOS-h.p. avenue, aon of Mr. and Mra. Jamea Night — Stale Theater COMBINATION l()$-h.p. Valve-in-Head Engine CIGARS— CIGARETTES — TOBACCO Quinn haa been appointed life un­ their personal choice, so your house~—and YOUR HOMI TOWN RAMR STYLING AND COMFORT —most powertui in. its field*—or Valvc-in-Hcad Engine, for lincst no-shiit driving at lowest c o s t. . . or derwriter for the Sun Life Insur­ its highly improved, more jjow- FINAL LAST TIM E •iees yea csaiflete, 6e*ea6*bie AT LOWEST COST a new Chevrolet embodying the famous Silent Synchro-Mesh Trans­ you, too— will benefit by having the type of CANDY — COSMETICS — STATIONERY ance Company for Eastern Con­ Cm l aewe. Yea asefi la kaaw aH erful standard Valve-in-Hcad necticut and haa started hie duties SESSION THIS SEASON that is teiac aa where yea bee. Chevrolet’s exclusive Style-Star Bodies Engine . . . both supremely de­ mission, teamed with 'Chevrolet’s highly improved, more powerful stand­ heating system that is best suited to it. after a period of intensive train­ ■at yea Hve a h a ia a by Fisher, with lastetui Iwt) tone in­ pendable, both Valve-mUrud ing. He will handle life inaurance WORLD wbera hi* aveata ata ia teriors. bring you extra-wide form- Engines-tound only in Chev­ ard Valve-in-Hcad Engine, for finest standard driving at lowest cosd exclusively with a wide variety of the aieUat — eeeata wMcb caa fitting seaU-extra-generous bead, leg rolet and higher-priced cars! From a simple conversion burner to a com­ THE MEDICAL -w plans to aelect from giving on* an It can be a pleasant, and profit­ aieaa sa aMcb la yea, la yyir and elbow room-extra value in every ieh, year bears, year lalare. fer Come in. Take the key. Drive home the facts for yourself. .And 344 MAIN STREET opportunity to select a plan beat able climax to you Monortal Day detail of styling and comfort in this plete heating system, we are equipped to serve eeeitractive rtperti Mterpie- longest and heaviest dt all low-priced Drive bom* ibis focif. . • aUited to Individual needs, hohday. you'll drive home hi a new Chevrolet—the only car bfifering this brand TELEPHONE 3524 latieae a» aaliaael aad iateraa- cars! you with the type o f oil heat best for YOUR Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brooks Heael sew*, Iberei* ae Traditional as a Diploma FIRST . . . and Finost. . . for .Rockville Center, L. I., with her o f thrills and tlirift-thc car that’s first and finest at lowest cost! particular house and circumstances. lar THI CHRISTIAN SCIBNCI all-round SAFETY daughter and fsunily visited Mrs. m o n it o r . ^ ^ , 1/ Grac* Goerhing Saturday. MAKE rr A FAMILY AFFAIR Caiay Iba baaaMt af btiag NEW AERO-MATIC PARKER “51” AT LOWEST COST Com* in , , , d riv a Chnvrohl . i ' , and you’ll know why IKc Mr. and Mrs. Edward Saterthwaite basi ieleraie*—laeaMy. aatiarMlIy. Chevrolet is the only low-priced and family o f West road spent the iataraatiaaally — eyb yaar laeal Fii’.st choice ever.vwhere for its distinctive AMBUCA’S Best SeUiK . . . AMBUCAS BEST BUYI For Comfort and Convenience— ft p t r aafi Tba ttrwHaa Sciaaea car offering- this five-fold safety- week-end holidaya at Mrs. beauty. . .Superbwritiugea.se. Only new protection : ( i f Curved Wind­ Have You A Saterthwaite'* home In Pcnhsyl- .MaaMar. And An Assured Supply of Fuel Come . . , RBd bring the LISTIN TaaeJM ai«bH avar “ 51” has the remarkable Aero-Matic Ink shield with Panoramic Visibility ■si visnia. family. It’a easy to win in ARC Nana** •• .*Tba Cbri»liaa System. (2 ) Extra-strong Fisher Ufllsieel Sewer Disposal Problem? The report o f the'*'educational Body 13) Safely Plate Glass “Stop Tht Record.’* All yon Sciaaea Maailar View* lb* Newt." SINGLE PEN ...... 513..50 Convert To Oil Heat eurvey conducted by the achool Aa4 ate ibit aaayaa throughout (4) Super-Safe Unit­ * THEN study group of Ellington has been hare to do is name the rec­ $ ized Knee-.betion Ride and (5 ) teday far a •*#«>•**"• » v.u. SINGLE PENCIL ...... ,...$ 6.25 completed and eumniarised. This ords played. $50 In flve $10 tta4aclaryjiilwwy i* «.^ ^ I Proved Certi-Safo Hydraulic CONSULT A SPECIALIST! report was given to the state and prigea — plna a grand prise DESK SET ...... $20.00 Brakes! Free Estimates Gladly Given Mrs. E. Foster Hyde, the chairman of $50.00. Let “Stop The Tlie OiiaMea.M gire Mw iy ot this group haa beet highly com' Om , N*fwe» U t I I , Mere., eCombination of ^ower^de Automatic Transm^^^ and McKlNNEY BROS. SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY Record” pay for jrour firat n*Me tee* IBS aa MradMleiv lOS-h.p. Engine optional on De Luxe models at extra co i. 130-132 Pearl Street, Manchester, Connecticut pllmented for the Dae job ahe did. . ..*.< 0*11** »e D - CM .1^ fcirB*e A typewritten Lopy of 16 pages sumBicr hoUdagr. • SEPT^ TANKS INSTALLED .AND CI.EANED haa been made up and ooplea ot same maiy be had by contacting JEWELERS . . . SILVERSMITHS • SEWER LINES INSTALLED AND ELECTRIC­ Mrs. Hyde. These copiee contain ■Ml SINCE 1900 CARTER CHEVROLET COevInc. ALLY CLEANED repUea that parents ,in*de on the queaUmmalree that were dlsmbut- SPONSORED ie04 958 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER WILLIAMS • DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS IN­ ^ N o name* were aigned to the 811 MAIN STREET \ tstetel In Hartford - - Main at P ia tt St. ..tg— 'A a queetionxiaire .'so thsra is no BY IsMyi STALLED BB7 OIL SERVICE knowledge o f who made the sug- DJ FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL MANCHESTER $608 geaUoos. This was conducted this M A M C N ia r tR *w«^nMOeiiC S I 9 » ^ ~ TEL. 2-1257 way so that, every c m could voice their desires.

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Misa Florence Smith, couaina of Mri. McKinney, at their home on waa held, climaxed-at 7:30 by a The One Millionth Studebaker Local Couple Loral Dciiiocruts dinner and apejches by Senator to Pulpit Program _ . Bnipsic Lake Road. Oamei were W hat You Doing wuitu - 1 1 8 0 rrt t 9 tb Jt* — lie “Stop the Record” Gucfit Speaker C l A C ! * I ! Pl*y8d and Irish lo n gi lung by the w oN i-uu today 8 Kaaio wfha- iom William Benton, Senator Brien 9 0 0 1 1 l O o a i l They presented to Mra. Quiz Tomorrow Al Slate Parley McMahon, CThaIrman John Bailey ■ For Clinton Pastor-Pilot McKinney a handbag which she T o m o rro w ? WIUMBWUNR -— MO840 e' WTIO — 1080 and .State Senator D. Wilson Oil-* NOTICE hopes to keep well filled with WtXXJ — 1X00 ■aatom Stoofiorfi WTMT — ISXU more of Missouri, national presi­ "bawbees," ‘ (Scotch halfpennies) since Memorial Day marks the Members of the Young Demo­ dent of the Young Democrats. TO RESIDENTS OF Mr. and Mrg. William when she visits her Scotch rela­ A m .tM . "eki-nikit" ts Colnc ^Uink cU*troyer« that made a trl- 4:00— beginning of the summer^ season, cratic Club of Manchester attend­ tatnSS to ^ ^ r r S w T lS S tumphMt enUy Into Berlin. From J. tives. She will also visit Wakefield 1 wnc—Cities Service Band of McKinney to Visit Castle, Baltineary, in which castle W TH T—Family Album, Morlarty Brothers' "Stop the ed the convention of Young Demo­ iUder'a Skull Fnu'lured -.S C T n a v ^ hU prec^irloua poaltlon in a Jo.m^ w n c — BacksUge WUe. America. her paternal -grandmother was crats held at the Hotel Garde In K. Wolf* paktor o( ; Inr Jeep, the clergyman realized The British Isles WCCC—Request Time. W TH T— Solo and Soliloquy. Record" quiz game will have Its MANCHESTER that he*^had won the dlatlnction of bom. WONS—Murder A t Midnight. final session tomorrow night at the Hartford over the week-end. Head­ New Haveni May 29 i.Fi Sev­ WDRC—Strike It Rich. ed by Presltknt William Viens, the OmnecUcut »*•- « r « t American chaplain The McKinneys also plan to WKNB—News; SporU Parade 0:45— enteen-year-old Patricia Gaiidio of Mr. and Mra. William R. McKin­ State Theater. The game will have following were among those who jUnertcan legion, eaealv^ a to enter that wnr-smnshed city. cross the channel to France and W H A Y — Your Playbill. W T H T - Rex Maupln Enter­ 1045 Campficid avenue, West Ha­ As executive chaplain in Botiln, ney, of 101 Chestnut street, who run for aix weeks when it ends to­ ■oote of Invltationa to speak at will sail Thursday from New York atop at the cemetery where the re- tains. attended: Judge Wesley Oryk. ven wa.s in "very pisir coiidlUon" Rev. Mr. Wolfe was Instrumental 4:15— morrow night. Mary Berry, Leonard VH,lmalrc, Mr. at St. Raphael's Hospital today WURLITZER OMmoilal servloeB throughout the on the S.S. Britannic for the Brit­ w n c —Stella Dali, 10:00— A total of 8550 has already been ,*f»« Anxious to accept as many In the organization of German ish Isles, where they will spend ^at^Mty! we^e totorSd""Jn"d ! ^M E M C D R I^ ."J WONS—Jack lyw n ty's Music WDRC -M y Friend Irma. and Mrs. Anthony Gryk, Helen With a fractured skull which she youth for an intenzive education were brought to this country last Decoration Day, 1869. It waa nist WTIC—NlghtbesL distributed In cash awards with M posslMa, the dergym M has de- the summer, were honored with Shop. Fitzpatrick. Ann Malvoney, who received yesterday police said PIANOS in democracy. His' work earned month. ; ordered by Qen. Logan who was W TH T-M u sic by Ralph Nor­ 8100 In cash offered tomorrow when a horse she was riding In to placa his trust in modem two bon voyage parties. The first 4:80— acted aa secretary of the ci)ijv,n- him a coveted commendaU'm from Mr. Mcklnney haa recently r e -; then Commander o f the O.A.R. man. night, 850 of which Is for 5 Indi­ Waal Rock Park "shied at some­ ARE NOW SOLD EXCLUSIVELY setaUon as well as O ^ . was given by their sons and WTIC—Lorenio Jones. vidual prizes, the other 850 for a tlon, Norman Oommlo, FraKi-ls the regimental commander. He daughters-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. signed from the employ of Cheney | W H AY -Moonlight Matinee. Oow'nn, Isuils Heard and Marjorlp thing" and threw her.' With stops scheduled at seven Brothers, for whom ho was a jac- : After memorial servlcet, the W H A Y —C!hjii8ter, the Curious grand prize. IN YOUR TERRITORY BY Places, Rev. Mr. Wolfe's lUnerary returned home In late 1946, re­ Wad.sworth K. McKinney and Mr. 10:80— Finnegan. lumed his rehpioua education at quard weaver for many years. H e ! day has been one for fam ily Camel. WDRC— Rob Hawk Show. Morlarty Brothers, local Lincoln- le g o to g to be fast and fuilous. and Mrs. William G. McKinney, at WC«a ;—N ews; Request Time. | Stanley Prihyson of Hartford Yale and then accepted the post came to this country 50 years ago | outings and relaxation. W T IC —Christopher London. Mercury dealera. sponsors of the ittM dash from town to town will the latter's home, 130 Pearl street. WDRCVNew England Note- | game, report an Increasing Interest was reelected president of the of pastor of the Clinton Congrega­ They were presented with a cam­ and this Is hln first return trip to ___■ , ______W T H T —Newspaper of the Air. be punctuated by the roar of plane his native land. SO, TO ADD TO your pleasure bool^ WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. in .the quiz but with the coming Young Democrats. Tho convention DOCTOrS FORMDU m oton and the scream of sirens. tional church. era, with which to substantiate W K t ^ —News; Scoreboard Va- oprned with committee meetings GALLUP ALFRED The chaplain's Memorial Uay Mrs. Florence Oracle of Center i and relaxation tomorrow, enjoy 10:45— of .summer and vacations and out­ relieves itch- "O f course flying Is notlilng their claims, that "the grass of tha ri/rties, '>,1 Itinerary, is as follows: Killing- Mreet will occupy their home on | delicious, refreshing 'WRio l z y 's W TH T—Hall of Fame. side activities It was decided to Friday night. Saturday afternoon INC. new to me," declared Chaplain Emerald Isle Is greener, and the 4: at two o'clock -he convention aide healinc of worth Cemetery, Ha. m.; Clinton The one millionth Studebaker built since the end of the w a r Is driven from the company's .South Bend, countryside of Armagh and Ty­ Chestnut street during their ab-, s p ia r m in t o u m . The pleasing 11:00— wi)id up "Stop the Record" tomor­ 201 ASYM.UM ST.— HARTFORD Wolfe. Hs disclosed that he qual- sence n c —Young Widder Brown. proper o|>ened with election of o f­ Cemetery, 8:10 a. m.; St. Mary's Inu., plant hy Hnrolil S. Vance, chairman and president, as he gets the "take It away" signal from P. O. rone. (where they will spend the News On All Stations. row night. med as a pilot In an Army special- j ______; chewing helps relieve nervous r'HAY— Story (Jueen. 1 i.K y^ With 8100 In rash offered in the ficers and a bu.sinc.sM meeting. PHONE .'>-2121 issd training program while at­ Cemetery, Clinton, 8:30 a. m.; Prtcr.son, vl-’e president In charge of manufacturing. Growth of the No. 1 independent among auto­ major part of their tlmei with Its ' WDRC—Old Record Shop. Noank, to be principal speaker at Fatally Injured In Crash i tension. The flavor's always a WDRC— Sports. final session many will no doubt Mrs. Ruth Oulton A l five o'clock a cocktail parly LARGEST STOCK IN THE .STATE tending Bethany OoUegs, Va , in mobile manufacturers is reflected in the fact that It took fiom 1929 to 1942 to build 1.000,000 prewar mo.saie pattern of hedges and ; / WONS—Hollywood. U.S.A. KZEMA ■ t I real treatl Enjoy it dally. 11:16— attend the theater as a climax to IM l. "As a matter of fact, 1 re­ s parade and memorial service. 10 Studebaker pa.ssenger cars and, trucks. The post war million was launched in late 1945. (lelds, in the most picturesque In WCXX!-Junior Disc Jockeys. First applications of Zemo liqu id - (Free Delivery and Service— Hudffct Tcrma of Cmtne) a. m.; Clinton, principal speaker, Plalnvllle, May 29—oPi—Mitch­ W TIC - Mindy Carson Sings. the holiday activities. "The awards Mrs. Ruth Oulton. |Mi.sal in detail to see llonnl Square. W TH T—Jack Armstrong. WDKU— l<.M 98.1 .MC. For .\mi Erieksoii FUNERAL HtlMK .1. MOKIAIITY what saeritii'es might his di’iiinml- All the students of the .seventh twenty-five InstrumentallaU. ' period of training and observation Second Armored Olvleion. radios in their squad cars ' He WCCC‘—News: Request Time, W FH A— 108.7 MC. ed of her if she joined British eoal and eighth grades under the direc­ A feature of the Festival this I in American YW's. On Thursday 181 WOODLAND ST. Binerging unhurt through sever­ was an outspoken advocate of the w n c —Just Plain Bill. 6:00—Showtime. 81 BM t OaatoT at fel SN68 tion of Warren D. Wowl will sing year is the Inclusion of many oW Miss Ann Erickson of Bolton anil Friday. June 1 and 2, she vrtll al battles, CRaplaln Wolfe sudden­ radios at a recent Clinton town and steel output with that ot W H A Y — Meet the Band. 6:30—Sereno Gammell: Weather Franee, Germany and other Euro­ a group of song.s. favorite songs for community ' l)c the guest of the Hartford Omin- fiLmbotone* Sersdee TEL. 6092 ly found himself in a convoy of meeting. 6:45— 8:00—Same aa W THT AM. waa honored with a mtsccllaneous ty y. W. C. A., to observe the pean countries. The High school choirs and the singing. / W TIC—FM 96:5 .MC, shower Friday evening, given by : a cappelln choir under the direc­ Tickets are available frony any W H A Y —Sports. ; workings ot this district type of French Foreign Minister Rob­ W TIC— Front Page Farrell. M DRC— F.M -on the Air I p. m. her cousins, Mra. Paul Barron and As.sociatlon. ert Sehunian, who proposed the tion of G. Albert Pearson will sing student participating or cgn be Draper’s Car Lands Him purchased at the entrance. In WDRC—Curt Massey. 11:25 ' An intcrc.sting fact Is that Mra, New Plane Set industrial pool early tliis month, a group of choral selections. Same as WDRC. Mrs. Edward Saiitcr, at the home Back in Halls o f JuHtice ca.se of rain on the evcnin^i of the WCCC—Sports; Oulton, while covering, a territory has sugge.steil that talks on the This year, the Junior and senior W FH A— ■ of the latter. Mrs. Barron is to be High school bands will conihine festival. It will take placy?/ the next «:00— one of the attendants at the wed­ that has 30 YW Centers, nnd about For Record Speed project be .started m July by WONS— News, P. M. Utchfield, Conn., May 29.— forces for this event under the di­ clear evening. ,/ ding of Miss Erickson. 17 hostels or residence clubs, has France. Britain. W'c.st (Germany, w n c — News. 6:00—Racing and Sports headquarters In Manchester, Eng­ UTi— Dancer Paul Draper waa ------Miss Erickson was presented Italy. Belgium, Holland and Lux- W H A Y —News. 6:16— Farm Report. land. From this office she serves ELKS BINGO among the motor law \'lol8lors (OMttmefi from Page Oae) pinhfiiirg. Pending these discus­ w n i T — Sports: Joe Girand 6:26— Weather. n1th a corsage,, t)ien, seated on a arreated yeaterday on Connect- I as a liaison person between the sions. the French asked that the ' Sawyer Defiele. good car needs a — WHAY -News. 7;00—Dance Time. opened her various attractively ' Like the local Y. W. C. A. group, Tuesday Night* By 2 Officials Detroit—Ralph C. Horn. 70. siotors. State Policeman Frank Du- Britain has urged France and i W t ^ ’—Music Hall. 8:00—Proudly We Hail. wrapped gifts. The centerpiece the English YW clubs are made up How fast the X-1 went with this ren said he arrested ^Draper Germany to get the hall rolling I manager of to* industrial adver­ W KNB—News; Sports Review. 8:30—Guest Star. I of the buffet table was a complete of women and girls from' all age haa never been disclosed officially. when the entertainer allegedly with negotiations on pooling coal | (Continued from Page One) tising depaijtnent of the Detroit PRESSURE-PURGE «:I5 — WTIC— FM On the air 7:80 a. m. wedding party of storj- book dolls groups and economic levels. It Is Carriage House FMor to flght teots. Ito top speed attempted to paaa other traffic and steel output But informed i Free Press for 10 years. ^VDRC—Jack Zaiman. -I a. m. I walking in an aisle of cathedral interesting to note that Mrs. Oul­ waa aatlmated at 1,000 mllek an on a curve. sources here said Britain flatly | failed to prove there IS a single 1 CTileago/ John J. Kilgallcn, 92. W H A Y — Supper Serenade .Same as WTK.'' i tapers. A delicious luncheon of ton has stated that the "Mums hoar at an altitude of more than Draper was booked here on turned down the French request | m the agency, father o f James L, Kilgallen, In- OVERHEATING REARS- «;20— ! open face .sandwiches and dainty Clubs” are among the newest North Park St., Rockville The Druggist Is Required To Know Televlalon . cakea, also a three tiered bridal 11 mutt charges of violating the rules for formal approval In principle i Senator Taft (R-Ohioi jum ped '^'•'■natiqhal News Service report- WDRC— Record Album U.NHC—TV. groups to form In the British 'YW. Thaa Sound • RINGS . cake, was served. Miss Jean Mat- Faster of the road and failure to sign now. I into the frav veslcnlay with the 6:80— P. M. Thc.se clubs are made up of young Duilng the teats, which were hla operator's license. He was comment that the Democratic- I Pqtia- Marc .Sagnier. 77, hon- • PISTONS I WONS—Here's to Veterans. I chett poured and flash pictures i married women and older women INFANT CARE Paris. May 29 i/P)— France Is 4:00— Homemaker's Exchange. were taken. j who join keep-fit classes, classes In Bufi Leaves Manchester in Front of eoaiplatad early this month at later released, on his own bond sending a new reque.st to Britain controlled Senate committee look- | o r ^ y president of the Popular Re- W THT -Sereno Gammell; Wea-1 SaOUR lARCl ml COMFUri STOCK • BEARINGS ther. home-making, dancing, handl- Slofoe, Cahf., the A ir Fores an- for hearing In Town Court for a "clear and definite" state­ Ing Into McCarthy's charges hasn't ; publican Movement. ’ 'tuiTeI**‘ Miss Erickson Will be married to Much of the druggiHt’n work in with w n c — Emile 0 )te Glee Club r, t ‘ Kdward Burk, formerly of Bolton ! crafts, cooking, and public affairs Orange Hall at 7 P. M. aouaoad the plane had traveled June 6. The libel suit filed by ment of Britain's atfltinle toward done its job properly. . Washington—Col. John Glenn Our PreMure-Purger is tho pediatrieiana and with mothers. Not laator the" aounU repeatedly. him and Larry Adler against W(XJC— News; Music Hall. groups. This program practically the French plan to pool European A t Omaha, Neb., Attorney Gen­ Armstrong. 39. of the Air Force. newest “approved method of P„„.„ »»• o' ,, .„„y Sound travcla 703 miles an hour Mrs. McChillough who called W KNB—Sports Newsreel. St. M arj’’s church. \ parallels the program carried out only does he compound druffs and diet coal and steel. eral McGrath compared McCary He wa.s slated for assignment to cleansing the Radiator and Notes. by our local 'YW group. a t aaa level and slightly less than them pro-Communiat, ehded in 6:45— FREE TRANSPORTATION supplements for baby’s well-beinR, but Authoritative sources said ' to­ Ihy's tactica to those of Hitler^ the strategic air command at the Water JackeU of the 6:15—Life with Sharkey Parker Hamesa Dealer Dies Another pha.se of YW work, that that at higher altitudes. Reports a hung Jury. SAU-PRKEP TIRES wnc—Three Star Extra 6:30—Lucky Pup. I he also sells baby scales, diapers, and a day the Foreign Office was dissat­ gestupo, in a speech striking Spokane, Wash., following gradu­ W ONS— Evening Star. is fast becoming a large part of that the X-1 reached 1,700 miles an SHIPPED ESPECIAUY FOR THE MNT block. 6:45— Parade of Stars. isfied with a British note Satur­ at "witch hunts and frantic niw e- ation from Army War College W TH T— Sports. New Milford, May 29- -n • Sight,” erywhere." In conclusion. Dr. seen or heard you divulge atote s fuse to set a precedent that In the gives them clear hearing witliout wnc—Railroad Hour. Schendcl said this morning that Its specialized field. It rontlnuos t« honor What those Mpects are. It will Wright pleaded with the congre­ secrets." future no government employe making them wear a receiver will be safe from htls kind of W ONS—B-Bar-B Rider.a. the same shooting course will be IIS b y c a llin g fo r s e rv ic e c o n s ta n tly . not say. gation to pray, to listen to (jod, The Rabbi's remarks wer^ an button In the ear. They now en­ 8:15— persecution." held once a month, although ' not Next Winter’s Fuel Bill? to do His will that they might nounced to the preS§ afterir Oyk wed joy songs, aermonA friendly W TH T—Brian McMahon William P. Qnish Ramington has repeatedly' de; under FBI Instruction. 83 GU.ft.Food Fnenr know the peace and strength and ding, to which newsijieni werew^re nonot conitionlonohlp and buainesa ouc- W H A Y —Time for T7iree-<3uar- Department members, using love which la God. admitted. About .lO relatives and nled before congressional com- ceas with no self-conscious feel- | ter Time. their own time, labor and mate­ Wapping The choir from Dr. Wright's other guests attended th^weddlngi^W mltteea that he ever waa a Com­ Ing that people are looking at I 8:80— rials, recently completed the out­ church sang the anthems under ! and a reception In the home, munist. Lee. accused by Sena­ any button hanging on their ear. ercamu nm wii mum WDRC—Arthur Godfrey’s Tal­ Other Sizat in CONNECTICUT COKE door shooting range to comple­ the direction of Mrs. Hall. They | Convicted at Fcderal/jury trials, tor Malone (R., Nev.) of being a With the new almost Invisible j ent Scouts. 1 The Ust^zeguUr meeting of the poor .secuilty risk. hAS denied ment the Indoor range at the old 12 and 18 cu. H. lAdlea Aid Society for the sum­ consisted of two Negro Spirituals : the bride was sehtet^cd to ten Phantomold . and Bel tone you I WTHT—Henry J. Taylor. that. Union school on North School mer waa held Friday evening at There la Joy In That Land" and j years in Washington/and 15 years may free yourself not only from WHAY—Report To Conn. Can Cut Your Costs An offfcial said the street. tha home of Mrs. WiUlam Foster. "When We All Get to Heaven.'." • in New York, "rhe/ Washington Commerce j deaVness. but from even the ap- ] WONS— Crime Fighters. Rev. Dorothy W. Pease, minister conviction was for rtealing govern department's next move probably pearance of de.afnes8. The mak- ] W TIC —Howard Barlow's Or­ 1 2 2 b A \ a in S t. Tliere were about 85 present who /v4ANCHFSTEI^ The Contract Way! enjoyed a very interesting pro­ of Education at Center church, nicnt secrets for Russia. The New will be to draw up "administra­ era o f Beltooe, Dept. 40, 1450 W. i chestra. told the Children's Stoiy, ’Little York conviction iVas for conspiring tive" charges agaln.st the two 19th St., Chicago 8.^ III., arc so | — tiiat's Ml* tliinfl you wont I 8:43— gram, consisting of violin and pi­ WASHING MArHINR ano duets by Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Athens." with Russian engineer Valentin A. men holding that their continued proud of theU' achievement they I you'va got to bo auro of gotting H. W H AQ —Organ Nocturne. HERE’S HOW IT WORKS Rev. C. O. Simpson, pastor of Gubitchev to /niake government presence in the agency la not to will gladly send you their free ^ W TH T— Governor Bowles. TROUIILE Hnfamarco of West Hartford; You simply order your next winter’s supply of also Miss Elena Maquiso, a native Center church, with the senior secrets avnilaple to Russia. Quly- the beat Interest of the govern­ brochure (In plain wrapper) and 9:00— Far Expert Repair Work choir, and Jhe organist and direc­ You're doubly euro—with Dofeo-Moot—bocowaa WDRC— Radio Theater, Cafl BREWER of the Philippine Islands, but who itchev also was sentenced to 15 ment. , explain how you can test this ! : • ■ Connecticut ^ k e now . . . and lake delivery of tor of music, Frederic E. Werner, wnc—Telephone Hour. V la atudylng at the Hartford The- years at thi^New York trial, but The department’s loyalty board amazing device in the privacy of | ( l i Gonoral Motore hoe iho “ know hew" to Complete Line of Parts a bln full, al IcaiSt two tons, and gain a discount went to the Talcott street church. W H A Y —Moonlight Matinee. okglcal Seminary spoke, on the In- the Bi iitenc® wn.s suspended and he is curVently investigating both Lee your own home without ri.sking' build Iho best, and 12) factory-frolnad Oalco> For An Makes i r " on your winter tonnage . . . that’s all there’s to iL This exchange was arraghed by waa sent hrjme to Russia. i and Remington. a penny. W rite Beltone today. W TH T—Melody Rendezvous. Tel. 2-6549 habltantA customs, vegetation and the Interracial committee of Cen­ WONS—Murder By Experts. handiwork of the Islands. She al.so Haof daolart hova the "k n ow how " to inatofl ter church of which Frank Bram- WE HELP YOU b V . . exhibited beautiful articles of ley is chairman. H right] work and weaving which la all 00532348235323485323534853482348535323 offering the guaranteed lowest price of the yngr, - done by hand and made from pro- granting budget terms if ynu like . . . giving you duigts of the Island. She sang three Local Delegates a dividend . . . a discount of .'>0c per ton off the or four songs that -the natives love - tboPa onotbor thing ynu wnnt. winter price for any additional coke ynu may Accompani^ on the piano by an­ WHEN SPEED COUNTS... Same Day Service >- other Flllptno girl who la at the Present at Parley And you*«o got to bo sure of gotting it. need. Seminary. The Ladles Aid will have their ; NEW SYSTEM IS You're d o u b ^ euro —with DohO’Hoeil—tor tho YOU HELP US BY ____ annual outing June 8 at Look | Manchester's Republican State Park, Northampton. Convention delegation met with eomo two rooeoiie — GonorgI yptora* "know THIS SERVICE DAILY keeping our men and equipment busy during our South Windsor completed one other town delegations of the YOUR BEST BET! h o w " mod your Oaftoeffoot doolor'a "know slack summer period . . . year without a traffic fatality. Fourth Senatorial District Satur­ Friday. C. Vinton Benjamin, head day at the Wethersfield Country h ow ." EXCEPT ON SATURDAY $25.00 o f the Highway Safety Committee, Club to diHcii.ss sectional Interest's S|>eetl Is our middle'name! Our Down announced and will have Its first In advance of the G. O. P. State Monday pick-ups are returned ll*t |Hia fioring a tupor-moriist rlghl So. for cartftat comfort yoa esa ooar swot rock-bostom Be wise, before going on your vBeatton, and Cash rriee 8329.75 safety calendar. The 1951 Calen- Convention In New Haven In mid- Thursday— |tlek-ups on other days In your Utchonl fovorito feodt ora ' ditf, sponsored by the business June. are also returned on the third day, operatiag cost—sat fou* aaarasi Dtko-Heai fitalat etm. PHONE 4148 Garments Brought To Our Plant othsr Hma, work and mensy-tavfof Attending were Town Chairman purchase Travelers Checks to safeguard r'leM Ihoro oil ysor 'round. Cook men In this areA la extra large, following pick-up. And with all , Ht kM a complaM lint of oil- taatuTM- Coma in. Soo It nowl suitable for hanging on the wall William S. Davis, Mrs. Julia Craw­ wholt msaU and tre.ee thorn. Many And Our Representative Will ,4rra#i#r# this speed you still get highest tied Cendliioaain, ail-kiefi Beiltis your money. They are as acceptable as and will be delivered to the office ford, Mrs. Natalie McIntosh and quality laundering. Try ua soon! Before 10 A M. Cecil W. England. \ o f the Board of Selectmen In time Our service alS4t covers Rockville, odd Coavaisloo Oll.laraars for 0*0 cash, self-identifying and if lost or stolen A n d l o o k at all thete FenturBal a Contract for You for distribution for 1951. The cal­ Mra. McIntosh was named as a Andover, Coventry nnd rarround- Inkallatioos or far raplsdog inefi- vice president for the convention, endar, carrying a picture of a Ing towns. deal. fatUod-awner-trsstiiig beat- May Be Called For A t 5 P. M. their value ia recoverable. Their cost la • 2 handy, tiidiag boakota • Fcimoua Motar-Mlaar Highway tragedy resulting from while Town Chairman Davis waa machonism named to the committee on organi­ careless operation of a car. will be lag equipment. And sutomauc bcai • Automatic intorler light zation. Senator Charles S. House only 76c per $100 '. . . you’ll be free of • Extra-thick insuloHan, atoya placed in the local schosls, public U his tonaoi-eoi insi a sifitlinA • Eifll-aiia, countor-boloncad w:as elected a delegate at large Slight Additional Charge for This Service dry huUdInga business establishments from this district to the G. O. P. worry. top . and wfll be available to the public. 10% Discount Cash and Carry • Automatic warning light State Convention, aind .also' waa • Ruat-preef latariar Tho Highway Safety Committee named to the convention commit­ beoldos the chairman Vinton Ben- tee on rasolutlonA O p« TIrarafiay EvoaUiiz Jaaaln^ Includes Richard Jonas. Bach sanstorlal district holds Look Outsidol Look Insidol ’ Chaftos Enes, John Miwwks, EsrI similar organjizational aesstona In 6 : 0 0 t o 8 t 0 0 YOU CAN'T MATCH A FRIGIDAIREi BMforfl. Rev. Charles Crist. Rob- advance of the etate convention. BANTLY OIL COMPANY m ru k U M S K . ( ^ Wstsnn and George Stone. I NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY The Manchester mdrn 't^av .29 Burnham's lunch room The Ptajr*s the Thing s HARRISON ST.. OFF EAST CENTER ST. 391 MAIN STREET 'm Fonts 80 win open for the sea- MANCHESTER TRUSt Co. " LuRibpr—Coal— Fuel Oil h r t'w n (!toss tfn rf WsdMO* Chicago— The ataff o f tha f giHInf SUtariaJa—Paint an4 Bvisr j Mm 1. fltofy aeoool mafia a aurvey o f tha g TELEPHONE S75S Maaekaztor, Ceaneettoat KEMP'S, Inc. ISsdoathm of BOsworth Memo- efferta ot televlalon on young atii- Dry Cleaners MwnNaf refiani OaptMtt laMtuaee.Oorparptfaa High BAool will bo held June denta. Among the findings: More AitiUtN Opan 7 A . M . to i P .M . Daily, Iqchidiiig W ad. AftanNfiMi as; Send Us Your Dry Cleaning Too! “S a r Cerinna, Prop. Ool«g*BMt Cm- L.vAUittofiait»nolt . 1 PEPENDABLE SERVICE laA Uto tonowtng lubsra from than 40 per cent of the pupils said O.MirM H*. -* r onien Oil E grfofi* TEL. 72M . Optn T il Noon On Satgrdaiy -dasB have boon select they woul^ rather watch TV pro- tS WELLS STREET 763 MAIN STREET TEL. 5680 ■ m MhdfM. ^■Tflyn I grama than play. iiiiiuiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY. MAY 29, I960 MANCHESTER E V E to C HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, MAY 29. 1960 |tect w-ho will discuss plans fori be held this evening at eight a retired minister and this Is his I the new school. A meeting of the 1 Haven when. he waa appointed 30th year. He takes boys from six Built On Integrity Growing On Senrirs rr conslstentiy right alnce he ha.a Key. A. B. Digiiaiii o'clock at the Fair He.idquartcrs Hebrou W appilig committee was held thia week and paator of St. Patrick’a church in Rockville to 1'2 years old. and averages JiO they now- feel that they are ready | HUmrl^ratpr been In the White ilouiic hae been No Herald Farmington. He began his duties at the Home. boys during the eight weeks. Mr. At a meeting of Wapplng to talk with different architects on the question of taxes, and we Dies in Danbury here in 1947. Five brothers and g New Mrmbera Initiated Mrs. Clifford R. Wright, head of Carr continues to conduct hi* an­ About tiO new members were Grange Tuesday night, Mr. Di- relative to construction. Layouts Turnpike Auto Body Woikt ^Dmitid IfrraUi are not sure that, even there, he Tomorrow sister survive. They are the Rev. the drive for funds to aupporl the tique business week ends. and. construction of other recentlv Paul T. Dignam of Holy Angels Memorial Rites Initiated into the Rockville Lodge, Battista. a representative of the rtiBUiiuBo HI riu has not been merely •'plmiKhin* Hartford Symphony orcliealra in-1 Bela L. Schrcler of Hebron, Blue Cross Hospital Insurance, built schools sre being studied by PHONE 7043 PRINTINO OO.. INU Bethel. May 29 f/P. The Rev. church, Meriden; Dr. Bernard Dig­ Loyal Older of Moose, at exer­ 160 MIDDLK TURNPIKE cises held on Sunday at the Town agent of the Colchester station. spoke on the new medical plan flic coniiiiittcc. II B<»tii (trait. one side of the held while his Dr. Auatin B. Dignam, .56. admin­ nam, T^ompaonville; John Dignam teiesl. states that there arc only | N. Y., N. H.. and H.R.R.. it having IKncImtcr. Cobb. N'o is.sup of tlip MaiichestPf of West Hartford and Joseph, For Rockville hall. A feature of the day was Instituted by the Blue Cross. Aft­ Miss Kdns Ptsger, Public friends In Congress plough the istrator of the Church of St. Mary a few days longer for the drive to a two Weeks' vacation. According er the business meeting a .Ylcchanical and Auto Body Repairing THUHAS rSKCUHUN. Evening Herald will be Thomas and-Alisa Lucille Dignam the presentation to the City of Mcallh nurse, reported that there TTMt. , OMl'i lt(BBt« other. here died at Danbury hoapital yea* Rockville of a respiiator. George continue. She asks those who may I to reports he is spending much of ■ -s«.,venger Hunt" waa partlclpat- ^^err 30 children examined during 1. i«n. published tomorrow. Me­ of Hartford. The Atoat Rev. Henry jpobndtd OetoMi But Mr. Truman, at any rate, terday half an hour after being ad­ Gtiertin of Norwich, deputy re­ not have been contacted for aid to 4De time shad fishing along the ed in by moat of the members the iwo-duy dental clinic here this Paintingi Prompt Service morial Day. A full ac­ J . O’Brien will offlcUte at a Parade and Exercises at present which caused quite a little ^blKMd ■»«ry ■»(n»B« has had the formal position of be­ mitted. Father Dignam, pro ayno- requiem hnaas here on Wednesday. gional director, made the (iresen- communicate with her or to eend I week. Eiglitm i were cheeked count of the day's pro­ tion foi the Moose. In accepting donatluiis. ' Emily Dankers, R. N.. of excitement and merriment. Mr. Weilr.caday uiul twelve Thursday. fcifttfty wjtf ‘HoM0RyR. Bnltra^ at la* ing against tax reductions, while day judge of the diocesan marriage Grove Hill Cenirtcry Written Guarantee Terms POM cStet M lUnehoMtr. Coon., u ceedings will be carried tribunal, and chaplain of the the gift for the city. Mayor Fred­ George Braudt. who live* in the : D'c Hartford Hospital, was the and Mrs. Harold Cotton's group A dental hygienist from the Stale SmmrC CKu Uatl UMUr. Congress has shown the more ob­ in Wednesday’s issue. Knights of Coluihbua here, had Tomorrow erick E. Berger slated he hoped Leslie F. Ward place at Hebion i emd of Mrs Claude W. were the first to return with the Department of Health cleaned and it would never be necessary to use a voter in coveted articles and Walden Col­ SUHSCKIPTIUN viously political desire to gain a been ill for about a .year and only Center, is a patient at the Hartford Jones. Mias Dankers la treated their teeth with sodium the apparatus, but It was nice to Hebron and spends what time she lins' group were second. They i fluoride. A second treatment will OM T « r by Hdl ...... |tu.uu reputation as an easer of taxes. recently returned from Florida. Personal Kockville, May 29—(Speciali— I Hospital. Mr. Brandt and family gi« moDtb* by Mill ...... t I.UU have the city own such a piece came here la.st fall from Egypt in can here. She took care of Mrs. 1 were each awarded a box of choc- 1 appUfU Monday and Tuesday. . :| I.W> Congress, with every yesi' seem­ He waa a native of Hartford, a Itockvllle will pay tribute to Its I of equipment if it was needed. olatcs. Following the hunt re- Ob( Montb by H»'l ...... i graduate of St. Thoms-s Seminary To W omen With the old world, whore he wa.« en- Jones during a severe illness some Tlto.se v.'lio allended tlu- clinic BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR ..S IM ingly a political year, has a reck­ war dead tomorrow when the nn-1 WilllainI-VIIIISIII R.n. Hahn,nniMi. Bgovernor "” '---''- of the rfao.H In imnnriinr' years ago and the two have been frcshiiionts were served. w H ■mr* tow ...... I .14 ! and the American College in Rome, Wednesday ill he ealed be- . Fttlfly- W C(ri-»r ...... Open Forum Nagging Bockoche | nual Memorial ceremonies will be | local lodge, presided at the prc.->en- r , I o fiini.friend . ever since. A delicious luncheon at tlie Iwecn 1 and 2 p m.. Monday, and SubB. d«li»(r«l. Cbt . lU.OII less tendency to cut taxes, wilh- j and was serving as a curate in held. The parade will, form in froiit latlon ceremonies. Mnyor Berger The R ci. amt M rs. Howard C. . .|II.UI> Champe of Slicltoii have been Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowley, Jr., liome of .Mrs. Stephen Williams. those who attended Tluir.sday be­ We« of U'M- l^orcin .... mit eompensating for its ruts I Watcibury and i liaplain at the of the Town Hall at 9 a.m. and will also prai.scd the local Icslge for Its Thursday noon, under tlie dlrcc- The Meaning of Memorial l>a,v , hoapital of St. Raphael In New Ae we c«t older, etrete and otraln, over* guests for a few days this week of will move into their cottage at tween 2 and 3 p. m. UEMHBH or either with new taxes or with oiertion, «xeeMiv« •luokioff or expoeure to start at 9:30 a.m., going first to community service, which Included lion of Mra. Marjorie Marks and PACKARD Amatoii Lake in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. William Waldron THE AlteUCIATKD PKBSii cold •ometimo* ekme down kidner func* Grove Hill cemetery where th», the special polio fund raising Mrs. Champe'a molher, Mrs. E. O. economies. Its confirmed pollr^y. in To the Kdlloi: Alterations and improvements have Mrs. Olive Collins, was prepared liad aa their gueat.s over the week- | Tbt AMoeutMl PrW* 14 ticlut'»4l> tion. This majr lend manjr folks to com­ exercises will be held at 10 a.m. | drive, its donation of blood and the Lord. Mrs. Lord la recovering from by live local Homemakers' grou|> DRIVE ULTRAMATIC •iitltlM to tht u»( of Mpubl'C^l'ur of fad. is to spend more and tax Another year has rolled around plain of nanrinf backache. Iom o f pep and George Hammond will picside at j promised gift of a blood bank re­ an illness which has probably been been made in the cottage and it end. Mr. and .Mrs. <'liarles Mon oll ' b'ilXtob(> erod'KO to tl. or enrrpy. headachea and dixilneae, Gettinc aggravated by tlic prevailing epi­ will make an attractive home. and enjoyed by 13 ladles and six of Aulnirn, N. 5'. less. .sintc our last Meinoiial Day and FOR SAI.E up nishU or frequent paetagea may reeult the cemetery qxerciscs and Uev. . frigerator to the Rpckvllle City cliildien. BIG TRADES Bot olberw'te ertditra m IB'» 040»> from minor bladder irritations due to cold, Hoapital. He also thanked the demic of "flu ." Cottagers at Aniston 1-akr are The annual ’party for prc-scliool •ad tlto iBf local n«wt pcblUbco ncrf Mr. Tnunan. on the oltici liand. once again we pause to give dampneas or dietary indiecretiona. George Higgins of Vernon Center , During a meeting of the Red lodge for its intereisl In the Little The grouud.s of the L'oiigla.s children, sponsored by the Moth­ All rtfhU of rtouMlcat'oB of ip«cia' has held, formally at least, that thanks for the livei of those men (;iA>T PANSIES If your diacomforta are due to the»e will give the opening prayer. Nor­ visiting lliclr places, airing them no.*s Thursday evening KraiiU attoalcheo ntrcn arc tiao r»4«r»4a cauaea. don't wait, try Dc»an*a Pilla, a miM man Marley a student in the Roek- League. The event which includ­ Library arc undergoing improve­ I and getting ready for occupancy ers' club, will be held at the home this is no era for lax redur firms. and women who gave ao iinseUiah- diuretic. Used aucceaafully by miliiont fot ment. A hedge which was pul in Maslnda was chosen to replace over SU yean. While theae aymptomi niay vii: High School will give the Lo­ ed a dinner at the Rockville House , for the summer. Quite a number Horace Vibert who tendered hts ' I l f Mrs. .Stephen Williams Wed­ i I.M .4rTtr4 ■rl'cni oI NBA. Hero ly of tliemselves that we might, J. >IOHIARTY nftrii othcrwiae occur, il’a amazinff how was attended by prominent mem- on front and side has been reinov- BRUNNER’S, Inc. The fact that the goveinmciit i.s gan Memorial Day Order.-<. I of owners live at the lake the year resignation as clialrman of the lo­ nesday afternoon, Juno 7. It tc*. Inc. r .intimie to enjoy tile rights ol many timea Uoan'ii piva happy relief — trers of the Moose from throughout ed after having served for quite I around. stormy It will ho postponed unlit iipeiating at a deficit, the fact 1>U WOODLAND ST. help the 16 miien of kidney tui*e« and flHer* Commander Waller L. Small of i a number of years, and aiiuthcr cal branch. Mr. Maslnda will as- I»uti|i4hert Kcore.et.uii.i rn. duah out waste. Get Doan’a n ila today! tlie New- London Submarine base the state. i sume hts duties Immediately. Ttiursday, June 8 a58 E.VST CFNTKH SI IIEET that the federal debt Is at an all a free treojile. ^ ^ arbor vitac hedge has been set to ' Edward W. Raymond of Aniston Jullua Uainta* Specikl Afcnc) - Nt« will give the address. Albert Ker- No Service Next Week take its place. The grounds are be- j *» 'niployed in Colchester and The school building commitlci Ol*KiN—Mon.. Wed.. Fri. ’til 9—Sat. Afternoon, 5 Tora. cn*oafo. 0«*toii ind Boatoil time high, the fact that business It i.s most I eg reliable that there i I Great Smoky Mountains Nation­ seems to he a growing tendency to I kin of the Rockville High School At the services at the Rockville Ing leveled off and landscaped. The I takeji rooms there. I will meet Tuesday evening at 8 ALL DAY SUNDAY—10 A. M. til 8 P. M. hemheh a e o n bureau o i conditi.ons are good, all hack him Will ^ve Lincoln's Gettysburg ad­ Methodist church yesterday, It waa I The Doiigla* Library, Hebron, at the Town Hall. They will have al Park. North Carolina, la almost make tlie holiday for pleasure ! library lot. known as Page Park. exactly a half-mllhon acies m area. ClRCULATlUXa.______up in his position. ^ with little or no regard for the ! dress. Seabury Lewis will give announced that there would be no , has been used a.s a playground for will be closed on Memorial Day. as their guest a Hartford arclii- the tribute to the Unknown Dead s e r v i c e s at the church next Sun­ Mrs, Albert tV. Hilding and Tb» Htralo Printin* Joimrany. Inc., But the major fallacy in the meaning or purpose for which it t a guild many ycai.s for children of and Rev. George Higgins will give day, thi.s being conference Sun- the Hebron Green school, and has daughter. Miss Alberta, are spend­ aajumet no Untncal r«4pni»'n i't> for tax siliiation is the assumption on was intended. Koigctting that typ"frapn cai error, topear'oe m ad many lamily iircles wcie liruken Assistance the closing prayer. Members of dav. I been subjected to a good deal of ing a week's vacation In Boston. yartiaanKnla ana other .''ead’ng naaiier the part of Congress Ihst it is ac- patriotic organizations will place I w-ear and tear, so that It has been The HeGlAm Bridge club will when loved ones made the au- . meet with Mrs. Floyd A. Fogll In la The Mancneeiet Even'n* Heralc. ■ liially cutting taxes. It is not ciit- i preme .sacrifice: forgetting that I wreaths on the cross at the ceme­ j hardly feasible to keep It in con- tery. I dition attractive to the public. Gilead Wednesday evening. May Monday. May 29 ! tiiiB taxes when it cuts willioiif I many came hack unable to take Those who know us from 31. Ihclr ill mer plHi-e.s while othcis Edward -Perry will be Marshal Tolland . There was no other place for the econoiiiizing enough to pul the expciience will recom­ of the parade with William Loos i- j children to play in, but now that A farewell party wa.s given for : \iill iie\-er be able to lake up F.mniet O'Brien, son of Mr. and | Their Dream .And Ours federal hiidget back in lialance' it -.'.licie they left off. mend u.s to yi'm hecau.se as assistant marshal. The Massed The Annual Plant Sale and Tea |; the new consolidated school Is a reality and a splendid place for Mra. Philip O'Brien, who w ill make , The central theme of America's is nieiely. postponing them. And colors with color guards will lead Is It lo'i mill h to ask tlist we of out genuine desire to the parade followed by the Police was held at the.FcderaUd Church sports and recreation Is available their home in Thomp.son. N. Y. I bbiervance of Memorial Day to­ liy postponing them it is sililing pause at least om e eai li year in help, legaidless of i ir- social rooms Friday, May 26, Mr*. , a brighter future for the library ^ Second graders of the Hebron ele- I escort. In the parade w ill be the I morrow has been inforniallj des­ temporarily, perha|>s. to the a i- gralelul reniemhrame for wliat cumslanees. Rockville Civic Band, the Rock­ grounds seems to be in store mentary- school gave the party, I they did to make it possible to Julia Bartlett and Mrs. Roy Brown ^ tiial number of dollars in Ameri- ville Cottipany Connecticut Na­ Teachers of Uie Hebron Congre- , assi.sted by their teacher, ignated "I'nited for Peace. ! enjoy freeiloni and the piisiiil of w ere in charge with a committee. , gational Sunday school met Wed- At last account no successor tiud Thai means that, in our hic ( an po( kefs today, but it is ron- hniipiiiess? tional Guard. Boy Scouts. Girl Mr. and Mrs. Emery M. Clough ; 44(x*(<* ea Scouts. Burpee W^onicn’., Relief nesday evening with Mrs. Charles ' been appointed to take the place cities, in our towns, in oui vil­ tirming and continuing a trend Perhaps if we try to vi.siialize Corps, Spanish War Veterans and were recent gueets of Willlmantlc N. Fillmore at the home of her of Supervisor Marlin B. Robert- lages, in great national ceine- | which must certainly wind up wliat life here in these United their Auxiliarj-. Gold Star Mothers, relatives. mother, Mrs. Gertrude M. Hough, sou, as rural supervisor lli Hebron j | f\ and plans were discussed for the and surrounding towns. leriei and in little hamlet burying , with all American dollars wprth Slates would be like if Uie enemy- PUNBRUL Legion Auxiliary, Veterans of For Mrs. Lucy Usher has returned had won the war; what would be IJElRflCTORE/ eign Wsrs. Auxiliary, Amerlcai month. Since the resignation of places, we will be saluting those I less. American | jhg home of her son Roland Mrs. Albert S. Taylor as Sunday tile condition of us all if we were Legion, Sons of Veterans, .\ux- Usher and wife of Rockville where who have once died for the preser- ! Kvery .soiimi economist has like .some ol lho.se coiupieied peo­ school superintendent the teachers b K I m fVI O iliary. she has been convalescing from I have taken turns In filling her vation of Aniencan imiVv and ] known that this inflationary post­ ples across tlie sea. If we couldn't It wks also announced that the an Illness in Rockville City hospi­ own our homes or c hoose our own place, as up to date it has been hn- PLASTI-IINER American freedom not onlv ^Wilh i war period should have been a pe­ ,4 Rockville High school band in their tal. I possible to .secure anyone to ac- line of occupation. If our churches new uniforms would take part in Mr. and Mra. Robert Hawkins m i >* honor and reverence for their .sac- 1 riod in which la.xes were kept well- clo.sed, organizations disband­ Blgn of a worthy service I cept the post permanently. Mrs. the parade. and Mr. and Mra. Alberg of Win- Tavlor did fine work, but was ob- rtllce. but with our own high re- | high. Hut politics and sound ci on- ed and open chscussions. banned. Home Economic* Tour I Peihap.s if we paused to consider throp. Conn., who have been on an , jjgpd to resign owing to a position aolve that the qualities they died ' omy do not often mix at |ea.,r The Tolland County Home Eco­ extended automobile trip in New taken, in night work in 1 to preserve shall not he surren­ these tilings, we would be more nomics committee is .sponsoring a England were callers Thursday at not to the benefit of sound ecoii- lecdv l-i make it a day of prayer 142 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Willimantic. dered In any way, to any erred or oiiiy. June tour and picnic to be held on the Steele Hall home on their re­ Friends of Allan L. Carr, of i and thanksgiving for the heroism Monday, June 5 at old Sturbridge turn. Mr. Hawklna and parenU way of life which to us seems fal«e and ilevnlion of those brave men Middle Haddam, formerly for aev- | On« appH«atlo« Village. The village is located in w-ere at one time residents of Tol­ eral years a lay reader at St. Pel- i b m and inferior. who suffered and died that we HAVE A GOOD TIME ------BUT Sturbridge, Mass., on U. S. Route 11,000,000 A Day may enjoy the comforts and priv- I land Center. It carries with it the pledge that ' 20 ajid State Highway 15. The Tol­ 1. A K .. , V, A t I , A I a , 1'AAUIr.n. MAKES FALSE TEETH FIT ilegcs we have. I>f us, therefore j At the meeting of the Congre­ terested to hear that he is working we shall devote our whole living This nation was mildly excited, land County homemaking groups gational branch of the Federated at a boys' ramp, in Clinton. Camp ; for tho Hfo of your plotos | treasure their memory and con­ DON'T LET YOUR HOLIDAY are arranging their own transpor­ ■nd our dying if need be- to high a little while ago, over the annual tinue to make their la.st resting - Church Sunday. May 21st William Na-Wa-Kwa. Tlie camp is run by ' If roof pUtee ire looee led riip or horr r^c Its nere! ih*«i tor ioitanu per»i««ot co«IorT « * ioli tation, and picnic grounds are pro­ E. Anderson and Harry- B. Hough : #er\'ice to the American dream. ^ business of government potato places heaiilfiil Uet us strive to vided for those bringing box lunch- Biioiau PU»d-Uo«r (Oim. U r eotp on n p | w were re-elected deaconi. There | or low er p lere ... ( m m l o d i i woMep^ctlr. For there waa a dream which I purchasing. make this world a better place to COST YO U 525,000 - 530,000! M. The village is open from 10 a. Hor*ei Ar ieeeii* jU egd tw/wr. I w o o ^ were three re-elected to the Feder- ] robber plet*. Bnk^Pleed-Uoer «iTM *oed ^ Ge^i///7e w w w ^ j Now, Judging byfthe facta, St- live beraust of what they did. Let I m. to S p. m. The tour is open to -Stirred all these dead, a dream I t s all make May thirtieth of each YOUU UKE OUR ated Oommittee: Mra. I. Tllden ‘ reiola Eto® lix ■oodee to e w or lo ^ . the homemakers, their families Jewett. Mrs. William E. Anderson TRUSS FITTING Eodi forr»er a n t eod botba ot nafarsn | |r Which dignified and ennobled their 1 tentlon ought also to turn to the year tnily a AIKAIORIAL DAY. and friends. Identification cards dying, a dream which, for them. ' aame farm policy prinrl- and Preston Meacham. W. Hoyt | Very tnily yours. i If ,\ ou intend to do any drivinp ‘ will be required and may be ob­ Hayden was elected Clerk and | By AKRON Graduated Experts waa worth the willingness to sac- ple is operating with regard to Wifltjim A. MacDonald, Alarshal, tained from the Home Demonstra­ treasurer also as treasurer of , Also Abdominal Snppnrta. Elas­ 19,50 Memorial Dav Parade. APPROVED over the holiday be sure your tion Agent Cora H. Webb who will with Brifli^e Pteed-Lioer. riflee life. I dair.^^roducti. car is in safe mechanical con­ benevolences. It waa voted to ap- j tic Hnstory, and all tv pee nl eur- laoalodWaTHblieleliiToeibaiieneiiaT Past Comamiider. Dilworth-Cor- be at the entrance from 10 a. m. (’prove the new rules of the church i TiMeUet. odortea, bqralea to roo eod ro u i ■ The component parts of that The government la now pui- nell-Quey Rost, American 'Le­ dition -— and drive carefully. unt*! noon, or beforehand by wnt gteal appliance*. Private Fit­ pleae.Ceob«amo»o3eepadiieciio*e Leer*! I dream are clearly expressed in the chaaing butter, cheese and pow­ gion. log to the Home MTon,;,."',™ i ”«'■ I ting Room. **T -.New t too ea *o y«Me». I There will surely be plent.v of ard presided, j SOLO ON A Momv BACI4 •UAMMTtE | document wh'ch first gave Amer­ dered milk at the rate of a million VITAMIN D MILK traffic on the road. ' DRIVE agent. i About 1.50 Bov- Stouts of the ica a life of its own. (iollais worth a dav School Holiday I troops of the Highland District at­ Quinn's Pharmacy ,o a 1 2 piATts»2” ■We hold these truths to be self- You ifet EXTRA food value , Due to the fact that the public , tended the Boy ScoHt Omporee It is purchasing thia niiUlon dol­ \ n T H schools only needed two days to be evident,” says that document, lars worth of dairy products daily Raymond E. Gorman in every drop — and you held last week end at the Harold closed during -the past w inter for Blackburn property at' Cry-atal “that all men are created equal, pay no more than you for* DON’T DRIVE stormy weather, there is no aea- ! for the same reason it purchases merly paid for (irade B CARE Lake. There were 18 patrols that that they are endowed, by their potatoes and other farm products Insurance WITHOUT INSL'r a n g e : Sion of school today, the pupils competed in the event. family milk. having a vacation from Friday un­ ■Creator, with certain unalienable to keep prices up. The taxpay­ If your car should in.iure or Black Panther, Troop 15, Tol- ! ■\ulo—Fire—Life 1‘honc now for regular til the reopening of school on Wed­ land, received a Red Ribbon | AMAZING rights, that among these are life. er-consumer payi for the pro- C o /?e iv /m I'l RmoUrieJil SI. Phone 6160 kilj someoih? you might find nesday. May 31. award. , home deliveries of BER* Selectmen to Meet' liberty, and the pursuit of happi- j gram twice, owce when he pays hia fiREN’S, your best food yourself the defendant in a le­ Invitations have been received i WASHER Prescription Pharmacy j taxes, agaui when he pays the gal suit running into thousands The board of selectmen of the for the w-edding of Miss Edna 1 buy! Town of Vernon will meet this Grace Mofganson. daughter of Mr. ; 901 Main St.—Tel. 5521 r^e Cur/.m • were puzxlcU and I CORNER BRIDGE STREET much we, the living.'ever d'isiupt ^ Lj UIc Republican imnda. What's more, you'll keep repair riioiiey in your pocket our selfish routines in order to which have been bred to hate the where it belongs. Our equipment is hiodern, parts name of RooseveU, suffered total ... The Iced Milk With The Taste reverence and serve the whole dream for which we are • the consternation over Mrs. Luce's be­ ADDING A ROOM ? are factory-approved. j trayal of her own parly. Little rb* Edi-_ . P guardians. How- much does Amer­ Table e a * SEE U S ! *os Play- CfotfSetioe Of An ‘^Old Fashioned” Freeze ica get of our thought and time'' Democratic minds, who have had { KM’’i*al- TlaeTou li How bright do we keep that image no little coaching, from Jtime to GMAC Financing horn $25 up I lo a prsedeal tabla aet for the •ur founding fathers formulated in hatred of Mrs. Luce, won­ 5091 growiag child os it caa be used A Delirious, Fresh Whole Milk and Sweet Cream Food Frosen Seconds Befor* dered what aubUe plot that talent­ titharasadlanartableorfor pU^ from their own aspirations, the By Mra. Anna Col»et . ed lady was weaving now-. Guard roil con be rsmoved in* You Eat It. NutriUous-^Rich in Enerijy and Vitamins. dcathleu true aspirations of all ■ You’ll foel as If you “otruck It mmtiy.TablaaUocaa And all of thia httlenes.s is one By 8ue BnmoU human beings? How often do we THE CENTER OF OUR FAMILY CIRCLE Easy to oew one yard blouMs to rich" In this gold-sparkled white ba oMd aa a CDOvaa- lerget individual interest, end clas.s of the things wrong with this brighten eyour summer wardrobe— hat, os it is designed to go every­ teot "choi^ for aiocbar For yearx u r wanted a home of our own, but we didn't see how InUreat, and sectional'Interest, and country. each requiraa a minimum of fabric where and with avarythlng In your abss fasdina an, they’ve extended the maximum have all three at very little coat. flatterer te crocheted quickly and •rs Hard Mapla aad htgger and finer Uian them all? wholesome, true view of the Luce ' term of their Mortgage* up In 25 yeaA on new aad. recently easily of straw yarn and gold built home*. Thl« exteniiion reduces the monthly. payments to Pattern No. 8530 la a odw-rite i eiordy coaitructioa Haw often, in the glut of good compUment. It should have been Vt'e've bcca lupplviag lumber, ether perforated pattern in aiaes 12, 14, cordc. OLD WASHER! give year* of sdtiaiaw even lees than the rent jse once paid. Pattern No. 6091 cenaisU of com­ things we individually get from one of good, warm feeling that building msierial*. and ideas (or 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Site 14, I tery socvico. Tuesday—Memorial Day M'hy don't >ou stop In at the .Slanehester Saving* A I.oan? yard of S9*inch for each style. plete crocheting inatructlens, stitch .hmartea and the American way of this country has a woman big vears. Come in and let us show you Uluatrations and material require­ hew M get the tstta foosn yw a ^ . They’ll be glad to help fou, too; For this pattern, send 25 cents. V *. da wa pauaa aad consider enough to deserve it and another In coins, your name, address, sisa ments. FREE CONES TO ALL CHILDREN ACCOMPANIED BY whdt wa M giva ta America, the woman big enough to pay i t desired, and the Pattern Number Send 20c in colnA your name, f^otterton’i iadlvlatbU dream which unites Open Thuradays ’Til 8 P. M. For Your Convenience. to Sue Burnett (The ManchesUr address'and the pattern number to '. Anne Cabot, The Moncheatar E v e -' Washer Repairs IT As wa honor our dead, McKinney Evening Herald) 1160 Aver. Amer* PARENTS BETWEEN HOURS OF 2:00 AND 3:00 teas. New York 18. N. Y. ning Hemld. 1150 Avc. Aincricaa, much of our own living wiu /CHEVROLET/^ I ■ - Lumber & Supply .yManclteater Don’t rolas the Spring and Sum- New York lt,,N . Y. KEMP'S IT VITAMINS Fa8Uon. Thia Istoot iooua (a eokff* Needlowerk F m o —Ana* Cgbeta At TIm Ctiiter AND big new olbinff 18 here. Pemna Incorporatsd All Legdinf Brands Company S A V IN G S LOAN Ml, InformatJaa,—« eowplata pat* 58t-S4t Mala St. CHARLES A. PINNEY, Prop. iEtx Cots Art N» FhYen tern mogaiine. Fabric news, fash* ef fascinating new designs, gifts, At Lowtst Possible Prices Bolton Notch ASSOCIATION INC. ion Ups, a wealth of smart frocks decorations and special features . . 76:1 Main Street Plus 4 gift patterns and directions Cf7A4f IN TODAY Phone Man. 2*4525 Taltphont Z-leSZ 963 MAIN ST. to sew for sumiher are all Includ­ k i ' Baby-Land Arthur Drug Stores Open All Day Saturday ed; 25 cenU. 25 cenU ' i . ■ '4

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I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, MAY 29, 1960 V a o e b o b t t Emergency Doctors North End Man Local Boy Scouts Cabin Services Here Five Auto Crashes Here; Peru Solon Dr. W. L. Conlon. 6056. an i Memorial Day Mother Jailed for Payment Failure Pick Leaders lAiral Boys JiimpinK Gun Speaker Sees T o Be Guest br. Howard Lockward, 2-4296, Seriously Hurl In Bolton Is Dedicated At Town Operated Pools As Memorial Three Persons Slightly Hurt arc the phraiclans of the Man­ Now Vice President chester Medical Asslcialion Exercises Here For Retreat Rec Director John Palkow- Another War Accepts liivilalion of who will r*s|H>nd to amcrgency Alhort KruiizuitiB in "May the Boy Scout movement. tha cabin door to tha Maaoliastar skl reports that local boys Veterans’ Organizations Local police have Investigated. P. lompkins of Purd.vs, N. Y.. ac- calls Wednesday afternoon. ' conunui its noble work of build-! HlaUict. Mr. re^rta ttat Of Parent Company have iMcn Jumping the gun and flv. autom^lle accidents rtne. Governor Bowles to He ... T.i ...... I llurtford Hospital With . , „ . : cabin ia twenty by forty feat la Parish Chairmen Arc have been swimming at Globe Kiwanis Club Here Is Attend Rites at South ing tha charaotara of our boya, ,, of rough MoMMng, < Arthur J, Connell to De< Hollow and Salter's pond. Both Friday night in what police —id swerve hia vehicle ami At Capitol Jiine 5' Injury tn Spinr and apurrlng them on with Its'. over Horooaota, and tha upotolra'’ '- liver Principal AddreM Elected by Members town operated pools do not of­ Told EITorts Must Br Methodist Church today waa one of the heaviest ac- : youngster ran Into the right Calls for Tax splendid motto to serve their God, area will Occommodata fifty boyz lay E. Rand to Be in ficially open until Saturday. cldent period* here in several rear fender and was not Injured. Hartford, May 29 —Governor Albert R. Krauzaitis. 28. of 190 for sleeping. It Includes a Ifiig* The— series of ' collisions — police —Id. He waa taken to his their Country, and their Fellow- At Center Park Of the Local League June 17, and until this time no IMude for Peace The morning service at South months. ttnlon street, who wa* Injured Hat- stone fireplace, otrer which bos Qiaife of Manufactur- swimming Is permitted In in one arrest for reck- home by hia mother. The acci­ Bowles’ office said today that the Cut Program men." been placed a bronze plaque ai a Methodist church urilay night In an automobile ac- twg, Mining Activities Arthur J. Oonnell of Middle I Michael F. Mooney, 41 Florence either area. Decrying preparation for another yesterday | driving and minor Injurlea to dent occurrcil on West Center Peruvian ambassador to the Uni­ So spoke Ksbbl Leon Wind in the ' memorial to Manchsstor floouts the form of a special memorial three persons. Four of the kccl- street near McKee atreet. cideiit at the Vernon traftic circle, Invocation that opened the dedi­ who lost their llvs* In World War town. Past Department Oomman- street, and John F. McDermott, Both Globe Hollow and Sal­ Worlu War as s waste of wealth ted States haa accepted Ute gover­ (Continued From Page One) ! Of Bon Ami 8 Oxford street, were named par­ ter's will be supervised on June service, with repreeentatives of the dents occurred on Saturday. John F. Fox, 38, of 81 Oakland nor’s invitation to take part in la a patient at Hartford hospital cation cerzmony at (Janip Johnson, II. dler in‘'0bnhecticut of the Amcrl-1 as well as a blot upon mankind. ish chairmen of the Manchester 17 d*Hy through the summer various patriotic organizations at­ Isaac H. Shanklc, 31, of 134 street, suffered contusions and, the presenit lop-bracket personal With a serious spine injury but his Bolton, yesteiday afternoon. Rab­ Rev. Carl Olson’s Addnss can Legion and candidate for elec- Spruce street, was art— ted for abrasions of the left hip In an ac- | ceremonies at the State Capitol J«y ®. lUBd, Tlc« president of j Chapter of the Holy Family Re­ season. Parents are asked to Rev. Raymond Hcdlund, pastor of tending in a body, and the sermon In.oine tax of 82 per cent, as well ciihdiUiin is not cim.sidored critical, bi Wind prayed for a blessing on The Hav. (Jarl Olson oongraturn- tion as the Legion's National Com­ reckless driving following an early cldent at 11:45 a. m . Saturday at June 6, officially welcoming 144 those who worked tn make the new Oie Orford Soap Company, the treat I.s>ague at a business meet­ warn their children not to use the Fir.st Ijithcran church, of New delivered by the minister, the Rev. as other high-level Individual In­ a iiospital spokesman said this lated thuae who had any part liij, mander. will deliver the annual the pools until June 17. Both morning head-on collision Satur­ the Intersection of Middle Turn­ officers and men of the Peruvian Boy Scout Cabin a reality, am*, on manufacturing Bubeldiary of the ing held yesterday afternoon in Britain, told members of the Kl- Fred R. Edgar. submarine force to Connecticut. come taxes. noon, Krmiziiilln was transferred making the cabin a reality. In his ’ Memorial Day addrc.ss here to­ West Springfield. Mooney heads areas will be policed heavily Representatives of the American day on the New Bolton road east pike. west, and Center atreet. He The lop pcr-onsl lax now\ the j th* Scoutera who give of them- memnrisi address Rev. Olaon said,'' wanla club toda.v that another war was taken to the hospital and dis State officials could not recall to Hartford last night front Bon Aral OompjMiy, ha* been elect­ morrow at Center Park. The ex­ the St. James's group and McDer­ until the opening date. of Middle Turnpike, east. Shanklc -1 study said, should be 60 p» is imminent and that world lead­ I.,egion and Auxiliary, Veterans of charged after treatment. today when. If ever, a Latin Amer­ Manchester Memorial hospital, ed Vice President of the parent ercises at the Park will be center­ mott is parish chairman for St. ers are ready for ij.. In a Memorial Foreign Wara, Daughter* of the waa taken to the Manchester Me­ eventually it should be no highei Another local num, Rruno K. i cheil. r. handed down In the race of Ufe, 'i ed around the Civil War memorial. morial hospital In a J. B. Burke Patrolman George C. Dent re­ ican of amb—sadorial rank had company, located in New York Bridget's. Day vein he said that now Is the Union Veterans. Spanish War Vet­ prevloual.v made an official visit t» than 50 per cent bsesuso v,ntii Siciuin ni 419 North Mam atreet, I (lilt* I'ruui Kluania because life la like a relay race Manrhestcr's observance of the ambulance for emergency treat­ ported that Fox collided with a wherein we have a sense of Inilebt-,^ Approximately 100 local men time for the best elements of civil­ erans. Mary Bushnell Cheney Oonnectlcut. 4 taxes "like more than half of in­ is in the local hospital with should- | Committee Chairman Hoy Mst- aty. occasion started yesterday morn­ participated in th eretreat last Auxiliary. Daughters of American ment and then was discharged. vehicle driven b.v Warren H. come there I* often a strong p.xy- odnes:i to those who came before ., Rand is to be in charge of all ing at .‘iouth Mrthodist chiirrh ization to combine and make a real The ambaasador Fernando' cr Injiiiles. i *un welcomed the visitors and weekend at Mother of Sorrow* cfTort to forestall such a conflict. Revolution, Disabled Veterans arid Five suture* were required to Swenson, 31. of 146 Washington: ctiologlcal reaction" DeluIlH of .'Acclilrnt Scouts to the memorial siTViic, us nnd left the fruit* of their lab-‘‘, manufacturing and mining activl- with the holding of joint memorial News Tidbits close laceration* on the face and avenue, Dumont. N. J. Bcrckemeyer. will be accorded full ‘ Monastery in W'rst Springfield. Peace brings the good things of life Auxiliarv. Army and Navy Club Intcrhallonal honors, according to Klnimcl's report was hasid on Bolh men were In a cai, which | snd after the Invocaliim iiilroiUic- ors, anil wo have an Indebtedness . tiee of the company. The manufac­ scrv’ices for the war iW*d. Tonight Rev. Robert Carroll of St. and Auxiliary, Marine Corp* and arm. Cars driven by Zora Marie Fra­ to those coming after ua, that they - turing factories are located In Culled Prom (/P) Wire* and war bring.s only horror, he in- the State Development Commis­ a iiuestuinnalre submitted to n is owned by Siendn snd was ap- «d Edgar Clarke, president ol Ivl- the military graves in town will be Bridget's church lounieycd to the Auxiliary. Yankee Division and Batrolman Henry Gauruder re- zer, 27, of Old oak Trail, South might enjoy wlmi we accomplish Manchester. Montreal, Canada and decorated in preparation for to­ .sl.ited. : Coventry, and Margaret Long- sion which is planning the rece)>- , numbci of the nation's business parcnlly being driven by Kraii- wants, who in turn called oii Rum- monastery yesterday afternoon to Fayette B. Clarke, formerly of Auxiliary and the 169th Infantry porteil that Shankle, proceeding In our res|>onslblllty to Cknl,. Sydney, Australia. The mines arc morrow. west on New Bolton road, at- : champ. 44. of 122 Birch street, eol- lion at the governor’s request. firms. zaitls. thiit I'll tile highway near sell Potlerton. Thca- two KUvaii- Ctountry, and our Fellowmen." speak to the rctreatants. Jeanne Oe Valois, ousted as Ihi.s towm, and founder of the . formedlorinea uuisiucoutside the me chuicbe...... alortg...... | .. ------These include a naval Guard of Of the 209 companies which the exit of the Hsrbciiie Restanr- lans deihcaleil tlie KIwaais Well to In New Hampshire, North Caro­ Field Mass In Morning Chosen vice-chairmen of St. I llded Saturday afternoon at the Hurniuii'Smith. Field Executive, lina. Colorado. Canada and Aus­ At R a. m. in the morning, at Queen of France by ro\-al hii.sband t.laikc Insurance agency here, and Main atreet. and proceeded by the j tempted to P“ * * *^ „r.V ” bv : intersection of Spruce and (Tiarter Honor turned out by the Stale sii.swc cd a question dealing with onl on Uie Vernon ciKle at i< p.m. the aervlce of Scoiillng. James's and St. Bridget's, respee- who despised her dclormity, is now in the insui-snce business in Color Guards of the various groups. ' an oncoming vehicle driven Military Department, ruftles and , the eflect of corporatiim la:u.v on .Saluriluy and slruck seveial fence President llarke snld, "Just as 1^ ' tralia. .Memorial Field, there will be a tlvely. were Alvin R. Baldt. 2,1 marched into the church where : William Nyazccy. 21. of 421 Gsl- (lak streets. For the present Rand will con­ raized to sainthood by Pop.' Pins Manche.slcr, N. H., was a guest of Th»' ollu-r sreident hai'peiieil nourishes the Peruvian national prices, abiuil 60 per cent sa;d tui-ii pi.'-l.s tiefoic turning over on its this i.ad water relrealiea you. ; i f / Jar K. Band field mass celebrated ' In memory Grandview street, and Joseph W. acat* were reserved for them. i up street, Plainfield. tinue to make his headquarters at of the dead and the annual parade XIT .. . Fle.ld Marshal Jan Chrls- the club this noon. He was a presi­ Friday night on Center street near anthem snd a 19-gun salute. pricing policy was influenced by left aido, lie ording to Stale I’olice .Scouting will benotlt you mu. ally , Busky, 29 Woodland street. The dent of the local tClwanl* club lA ■nie Chancel Choir under the dl- Boy Runs Into Car Mr. Bcrckemeyer, the comm is- i (•f Slaffoid Springs Barracks. and apu timllv. " Mr. PoUeitun ri-! Dlalrlrt Commissioner Ed the local factory. will follow, forming at 9:30 a. m. Uan Hmiita, prime minister p( reotion of George G. Ashton, choir- Saturday noon, .slx-ycai -oia Dougherty street and Involved ve­ .such lcvli'8. chairmen were given large working Union of ^ it h Africa from 1919 1931. hicles driven by Robert Bolu;'.’l. Sion said, will arrive In New Lon- ' Asked whether these taxe.s had Ivrnuz.iiitie. wlio Slate rolice I ailed a Sio.iimg expel iinu'e in ,n„ ; reported that the new c.rb 1. only Is WMely Distributed at Main street and Hartford road committees. master, furnished special music for | Robert Davidson, son of Mr anil Bon Amt is one of the oldest Israel Okays The line of march will lead up to 1924 and from 1939 to 1918. is Lcioy Hobron. manager of the Charles J. Davidson of 148 33, of 3.1 Lake strei l, and Kenneth lion early Sunday, June 4, for an leslraini'd plaJis (oi capital cxp.in- said 'as fur as We know ” wn.s the i m , „ y,uup gul led i P*rt of the )>lan* th.M local Scant- . N'ew Retreat House cutting short his 80th birthday | local telephone exchange, won to- the occasion by singing two ap- xirs Phillips. 22. of 13 Ridgewood insi'cctliin of the Peruvian units at eion, o3’ ; per cent aiiswcieil ye.c. driver of the car, was'plnned iiiuler products of Manchester and the Main to F.a.st Center, then In Mun-^ propriate anthems. "O ffw a r d We.st Center sti-ect. darted tn In th eR ev ' ^ 3 . Nelltlhey^.unr-I"™''‘‘'*^^^^^yeara. A swimming pool is “ “"y the ’ ' State of Connecticut. The product ro Park where, at the memori, Manchester men yesterday com­ celebration becau.se of lllnes.s day's atlendunce------prize. — i.It. was by Joseph I street. the Electric Boat Company where the w rei kiigf and wa.s exiriciited ed 111 Bolton ami gut more wnter, Christian Soldiers by Fred War- front of a car driven their four submarines are under­ by the nuimigei ot the ri’.sliuiilint. next iii'ojei’t to be uride.ff.'iken: a 1* widely distributed Uiroiighotit i U. N. Control shaft for local casualties pf Wpt pleted what will be their ls.st re­ The Olone quintuplets, 16 tomor­ donated by Russell Pollerlon. Hangs t*ell In 4'ell in Ihe fot 111 of heavon-M'iil ram, treat at the West Springfield The club inembcrr< were eiiter- ing and "The Battle Hymn of the going a five-month overhaul Job. The injured men were taken rei'ii'.ilion field Is needed; .inJ illS"- the United States through forty War II. there will a .short se row, will not have boy friends for than waa uuuir-d for their lam p­ lioped that aix Adiro:idai!k lean- Passlonist retreat hou.se. Rev. Lnlncd thl.s noon by .several .ac­ Republic" by Peter WilhousUy. today He said that If Presi­ On Monday morning, he and the New Haven. May 20 • V> Tu- tirst to the i’ ockville Cilv hos|iit.'il outlets located over the country. . Then the parade will ret two more years, says their father. Memorial Day ing. -ill I’ollelton Htlltl'd timt tos iii.iy hr eonstriicled soon. Before the war the company en­ O f Shrines Centei Park for the main Joseph Leo Flynn, retreat master cordion selections by Miss LoitUn dent Truman campaigned (or Berlin Watches officers and men will be brought lice early yeeterday lound the body |I and later in the eieiuiig traiie- Thirteen passengers and crew In the Memorial Day sermon. i Taft's Democratic opponent this llerlieil McKInnev wa.- pre-iileltt Thi'.se piana. however, roquit's th*' joyed a widespread export bus- ; .Sports rfogrmm, at the Holy Family Retreat House Pagam. to Hartford under State Police es­ i)t John Chcrnick. 54, of tins city, ferred to Main iic.'.ter. ,Mrs. Hattie Cooke. 38, mother of six childrsn, prepare* dinner for members w’alk away from foui'- Mr. Eklgar preached on_the theme, I fall. "I think it would have a ' State Policemen .Inscpli p' ' - ol Kiwanis when the well project rooperntion nnd contributions ot Ineas. but, like most other compan­ (Continued From Page One) The .sporUs program / in Man­ in Farmington which is now under engine airliner that piled up yes­ cort fot the state's reception. hanging in a cell at police hciid- herself and other inn-.ates of St. Albans. Vt.. jail where she has "The Peacemakers The sermon good effect for me." He Mareliing; Men; The Coast Guard Acadrmv gll holla nnd .Inseph Koas are in­ was hi-l imdeitakrii. eonlri- 1 friends of Scouting In Manchester. ■ ies, Is finding export business re- chester Memorial Day/will be brief. been confined for 87 da.ys for failure to pay a 31.968.7,1 Judgment construction, visited the local group terday at La Guardia Field when quarlers and Medical Examiner hi.lions were made by Ihe indlvl- The Rotary Club of Manche.ster .Yesterday to tell them that the new wa* baaed on the scripture...... lesson also said he thought most of the I iiand will accompany them and .Miiivin M. Siaibrongh Hllrlhiiled vestigating. ■ stricted due to dollar shortage In lated religious matters, including Biggest attraction yrlll be the pa­ against her In an aiiin d.imagc .suit Wife of a $20-a-week farm­ its landing gear collapsed. token from the fifth chapter of the .hial chih mrmhers. hist year pre.sented Ihe (Ingpolo a great many countries. rade and offirial/hpening of the retreat house should be ready by Seeks Unity kssiies were per.sonal in the Penn- provide music for the colorful ex­ his dcatli to suicide. A police ili - ^ keeping them in repair and helping hand. she hopes to he declared a "poor debtor" to win freedom Ckxspel of St. Matthew. He pointed triumph of Gov. James Recalls Hitler riiniles Lynn, t'lmlrm.in of the nnmnd which the Scouts were . pilgrims vLsil them. Up until now, i.iftle League bj cball .season at late fall. sylvania ------. ercises to be staged opposite the pnitment spokeaman said Chi riu, k The v ilesnie soil si lined Mt Ft Haa A New Product from 1ni| where site has been confined under Vermont's 1808 "cloaed out how Memorial Day came to be H. Duff for the Republican Sen­ I south portico of the Capitol, nerinsneiit i-am|> site i omniiUee. gallicred ns they Ibok part in this , I the Israel Government ha.s been .\jeniorial ' The new quarters will be able 111 Raiti^IMakins: Imil hccii arrested Saturday night na ia so tortile that fniiiiers sii ue- In admbon to the long famUiar latl " r.tatule. (AP '.virephoto). Hospital INoles o ■ observed as a day on which the atorial nomination, and in the re- After Initial honors to the dia- limes harvest five crojis a yesr. I tigiiraiively and lllernlly opened nteniorahle ceremony. , can and cake of Bon Ami Cleans­ willing to grant only V. N. miper- A parade ^ league officials, to house 100 men in single rooms. (Continued from Page One) on a chat ge of drunkenness. i Father I.,eo said. The large in­ heroic dead of our country are , nomination of Republican Senator ______tlngulshed visitor. Governor er, the company recently introduc­ vision of the shrines under an players and/the Manchester High honored, and drew on his expert-j-- . ------ed a new product under the name agreement among the 1. N., Israel .school band will form in Center crease in retreafants in the past Patlcnta Today...... 136 ((.ontiDurd from Page One) Morse in Oregon. and later the Nazi hoard* used to' Bowles will welcome him and to- few yean made It necessary for Admitted Saturday: James Row- ences a* a chaplain In the United j the bluo-shlrted Kcther they will Inspect the naval of "Glass Gloss." This product Is a and Jordan. Park at /a n d march up East Cen­ George Urges About Town State* Army to point out what | I march, came. two men to be assigned to each ley, South Coventry; Galvin Kirk, ing Langmuir txprcs.scd belief youths by the tens of thousands. nersonnel of both count! ies. Fol­ wax-Uke liquid glass and silver Jordan and Israel control sepa ter strget. down Brookfield street a great thing our soldiers had lowing the playing of the Star cleanser. Conststant with products and ofito Memorial Field. First room at the West Springfield mon- Vernon; Mrs. Marcella Zakiti.s, I that wildcat altempt.s to bring I Hour after hour they marched, rate sectors of Jerusalem under a A large group of young people 1 .South .’Windsor; Mrs. Con.stance made po—ible for us, the living, I Await Decision Spangled Banner, the ceremonies of Bon Ami, this product is out­ military truce. Most of the shrines game of a doublcheader will start Use of Reicli a.-stery. I rain arc making the drought In the , rai • I 1 through rain and sun. chanting from the Epworth League of the Foley, Andover; Mrs. Elizabeth Southwe.st worse. and the debt we all owe to them. | will be continued in the Hall of the standing for its high quality. are In the old walled city con­ at 2 o'clock with the Red Sox meet­ South Methodist church, are spend- i! It is expected that two retreat* He reminded his hearers that if : Oil JMCW 1 rial ' hymns of hale against the Wept will be held next year, in the Rowley, 62 Clinton street; Mrs. I Dr. Langn uir Is the Nob?l prize House of Representative*. In a A separate research organiza­ trolled by Jordan. ing the Yankees. The Cardinal.s ing the “long week-end‘’ at one of i , j - Edith Fitch, East Hartford; Mrs. the sacrifices of these great Ameri- | and praise for Ormmunlst Russia at which Development tion la located in New York In ad­ Russia withdraws Support and Dodgers collide in the nightcap Man Pow er the cottages at Point 0 ‘ Woods. I ''><'»• 1 scientist who has done much of the cans had not been made, if Hitler j Sandwiched In vlth Utie march- . chairman Francl* S. group combining with rctreatants Deborah Brennw. 10 Trotter dition to the manufacturing, min­ at 3:30. ! They left town Friday evening and i street; Ernest Barnes. Glaslon- I ^ ai or Tojo had won the war, auch i (CootlDued from Page One) ing youngsters were 10,000 mem .Murphy will preside, the governor ing and adminiatratlve locations. The last General Assembly or­ The Church Softball League will of surrounding towns. dered the Tnistecshtp Council to (Continue.. From Page Onc^ expert to return tomorrow night. ' bury; Mrs. Jean Correa. 11 Jack-1 conli-ol with Ocnc.al observances as this one would not ' her* of the East Zone police force, will form.ally welcome the visitors Here constant watch Is kept on play Tuesday night with the Sec­ I Godfrey Godrley is president of ! Hrnry E. Reilly heads the re­ son street. Albert Krauzaitis. 190 i ’^'*ctric lpals)ralor;\ at Schcnc .- have been possible. jury of eight women and (our men Western officials claim la lo the atiitc. and Ambassador developments in the cleanser field frame a statute giving the U. N. complete control, administrative ond Congoe meeting St. Bridget's around Russia, obviously an ag­ the group. cently organized Manchester Chap­ Union street; Bruno Sienda, 419 i tadM N- ' • condei^ed "We arc forever indebted to failed to reach a verdict. | nu^jeus of an East German Bcrckemeyer will respond. and new methods and Improve- at ^:15 at Memorial Field. All ter of the retreat league. David J. North Main street. I wlial he Icrmrd Indiscriminate those peacemakers of this war and The case w1U remain on the , ^rmy. Following the exercises In the naenta are constantly pursued. and otherwise, of all Jerusalem. gressive move." Russia, most of the Arab stales action in the Softball Twilight Last year, when the military as- Norman W. Stewart. Jr., of 79 ' Donovan is vice president. William Admitted yesterday; Mrs. Emma i cloud-seeding, sdl other wars for giving u.s the court Calendar for one year, how- Marcher* Cheer Hall of the House, a luncheon at Throughout the years Bon Ami League, Twilight Baseball League si.stance program came up in the Martens is secretary and Joseph Russell, Westbrook; Mrs. Ruth | Declaring it is much easier to opportunity to try again to find a ever, giving Draper and 'A /er roc i Tinned, rugged, and obvioualy i .stale Armory- is being has been constantly improved. The and Catholic countries in Latin I.enox atreet, district manager for | America banded together to adoptJ and Rco ■Softball League has been .Senate, George tried to out Its au­ the Toledo Scale Company, has Schaustcr 1s treasurer. Hatch, Stafiord; Susan Turking- prevent rain th.an to cause it. Dr. vva.v to settle disputes in peaceful right to a new trial at will during | ,rmy-dl«cipllned in their dark planned. After this the Peruvians product presently being marketed the project over the bitter pro- I iho'*d up thorization from Jl.OOO.OO^l.OOO to been tranaferred to Albany, N. Y. I ton, 194 Parker .street; William Langmuir said overuse of silver terras. Because of what they have that time. , i blue uniforma and black jack- will be divided into three groups. is one of the fastest and yet saf- tests by Israel and Jordan. The U. | Several special events have been $.100,000,000. Failing In that he Montie, 38 Bigelow street; Mrs. Iodine may have cau.sed cloud* to done for us we are charged with But whether they will go into ^,.5^, looked much like the One parly will be taken on an In­ eal household cleaniers known. a., Britain and some other coun- ] planned for golfer* at the Man­ voted against final passage of the Isabel Robertson, R(Kkville; Mrs. pass over New Mexico and other the rejiponsiblllty of maintaining court again was an open quo.stlon 1 ,nachl forces of a few years spection tour at the Colt's Manu­ chester Country Club. The annual picnic of the Second | Alice Mills, 14 Ridgefield street; the peace which they won for Us. tries aipecd that the plan was un- | bill. Congregational church school will i Southwestern Slates and drop today. Neither they nor their facturing Company. Hartford; a I workable. Business Suspended Sees Manpower Use Coming Anthony Paggioll, R.F.D.. Man­ their moi.stvire in unusual amounts VVe can *and should give their iawyers hinted at a decision, | marcher® would burst into s second will go on a similar trip to Here In town business generally bo on Saturday, tn Elizabeth Park, chester; Richard Curry, Hartford; names to highways, parks, schools Minor Accidents ' The Trusteeship Council went George said his attitude has West Hartford. A bus and private I The In the Missi.ssippi Valley. He noted basic fact of court coaU probably , cheering as they passed the Pratt A Whitney Division, will be suspended tomorrow, and. changed largely bei'nu.se he be­ Mrs. Caroline Magnuson, 19 Chest­ that this theory has not been and hotfpitals, but the greatest will have a big effect on thrtr ^ reviewing stand,, where Ocr- fniled Aircraft Corporation. East ahead and drafted the statute. cars will leave from the church, i nut street; Diana Farrante, 51 honor we can ever pay them Is to Israel and Jardon both said they In addition to tomorrow's clu.slng, lieves some positive steps now are promptly at ten o'clock. | proven. choice. The first trial was ex 1■ man knd Russian Ctomraunlst lead­ Hartford; while the third will be Over the Weekend all except food and drug stores ■ being taken to fu.se Western Ger- _ j Falknor drive. carry on the work which they pensive, with each side spending taken to inspect famous works of would never accept It. Ru.ssla sud­ Set Parley for June 3 ers a t O O ll. plan to maintain the usual Wed- I many's industrial plant with that Doctor Admitted today; Leon McCue, have thus far so nobly advanced, e denly withdrew her support. Hia views are supported by Dr. an estimated $40,000 ‘ Their fathers and older broth- art at the Wadsworth Atheneum, nesday afternoon closing this of the Atlantic Part Nations. Mrs. Sarah Ashton and her son. | .38 Hyde street; Barbara Jean that of qvaking a peaceful world. LLF Several Manchester realdenta j Hartford. Israel has also suggested an n1- George G. Ashton of 62 Park Smith, 21 Gorman place; Freder­ E. J. Workman, president of the War can be prevented, war can be The final / “ ^“/r^?raU w ers brohe into similar frenzies 10 were treated in the emergency week. "But we cannot rebuild adequate School of Mines, and B. E. Rey­ one of exasperation, frustration The day will be concluded with ternate plan to Garrcaii, which The Municipal building will be defenses for Western Europe w ith-, .street, _ left_ yc.sterday to vlVdt rela- j ick Stone. 889 Main street; Mis* outlawed if we desire to be peace­ may emharra.ss Jordan. The laraell Says Ellen Kroll, 16 West street; Mrs. nolds. head of the i^chool's thunder­ and tears. Most of them are dead now—fol­ an Electric Boat (Jompany dinner room at Memorial hospital over | rlosed tomorrow as well the town's out utilization of German manpow-I ' makers greatly enough. It will not While Draper and Adler claimed lo Amba.sssdor Berckemeyer at the weekend. / aald they would cooperate In cre­ Rosaline ’liirklngton. 127 Henry storm laboratory. be easy, hut it is possible to have lowing Hitler's Ill-fated star. libraries. er and I believe It is coming, ' } They believe the time is near moral victory, the hung jury Such memories seemed to occii- Lighthouse Inn. New London, ating an International regime Large mimbers of people who George .said. return later in the week. street. a peaceful world. It can begin Carl Gothberg 26. of 41 Gi/dcn "limited to thrritory where the ------By Edwin P. Jordan, M. D. Discharged Saturday; Mrs. when rain-making tests should be street, waa using a circular' kaw The State Department has with the individual, go on to in­ h,,y p,.cr. m,.„y A1 Capp, the eartodnist who , " ritten for NEA Renlee Kunigunda BasUs. 434 Oakland eoordinated. .McKinney expressed clude community, state, nation while making a boat and the aaw Mufiiorlal Day. left Friday for the avoided any such po.sition in the street; . Bruce GoUlel, Andover; hope that other states will estab­ for Unter Den Unden to watch ‘ the eel an area of one and a half I draws the familiar “ Li'l Ahner" I The nail* — both tho-s© of the and finally the whole world. Let ua A* for the defendant. Mr*. Hes­ Okinawa Open§ alipped and cut into hia left upper square miles within the walled : Shore or countrj'. and many other.s face of its demand on Russia last ’ Christopher Glenney, Rockville; lish simirtv projects in an effort to march. The horror of war and T h * N « w S arm. Seven stitches were neces­ will spend the day at nearby re- cartoons, stopped at the Munson . fingers and of the toes reflect think of peace and work for peace ter McCullough, 32. o* Gigenwlch, 19 0 city and^lta immediate environs. .. \ week that the Fast Germany po­ Candv Kitchen on the New BoHon : the state of general health and are Susan Gowdy% Rockville; Baby reduce wildcat experimentation. and pray for peace until peace fi­ the bitterness of defeat was still sary to dose the wound. .soris tomorrow. lice force be disbanded hecau.se it the lack of a decision failed to First University The Israeli pointed out that 1 ' road, Saturday. i subject to special diseases. girl Hamilton, 35 Bunco drive; Joel He envisions eventual organization nally comes. Let us never forget Four Btltchca were taken to has sssurhed the form of an army. ' They are often attacked by dls- Best. 63 O urch street; Mrs. Mary of a regional setup similar to the the words of Je.sus (Christ, the they Jordan would have to back down' 1 p, per- ctoae a laceration of the lower left on Its oppositiort to any Interna- ' ,\chcs«n Sees Truman Torlay i eases which also Involve the skin; Ronkovitz, 152 Ccxiper street; Mrs. Interstate Streams Commisstert- great peacemaker, who reminds us Okinawa—lip)—The first unlver- leg of Marilyn McLoughlin, age Sccrctar.’ of State Acheson may Dog Warden Lee Fracchia stat­ Marion Hopkins. 47 Walker street; As a first step. .McKinney ha* SEIBEBLINB tlnat regime before something like I Manila Check they ore subject to injury and may that the peacemakers shall be i slty in the Rjiikyu islands is open- eight, of 437 Summit atreet j face some questioning on this 'd today that he has received and Ralph Quigley, 61 Mill street; Mra. invited rain-makers to a meeting that could work. ' investigated six complaints of dog be sensitive to various chomicalo. called the sons of God," concluded I Ing its doors to 500 students. Ryu- Augustine Kamlenskl, 38, of 388 point in scheduled te.sUmony be­ Thickening of the nails of either Eather Schwarz, 54 Pitkin street; at the achool’s laboratory June 2. Mr. Edgar. An laraell statement said that Booslers Held .bites In the past week. He Urges Mrs. Annie Flaherty, 8 Hemlock Second* ^ t e r J u ^ e J. Jowpn ^^e Soviet Hate- ! kyu university has been built on West Center street, suffered a under its scheme of giving the U. fore a joint meeting of the Foreign hands or feet is fairly common. Effects of uncontrolled seeding crushed finger when his hand be- Relations and Armed Sen'lccs owners to keep their dogs tied street; Raymond Jewell, 79 Bridge will be explained and an appeal S l l S ' M r s ^ p i r ^ n d sev: ! the-VVest propaganda h.d sunk In- I lb* site of Shuri castle which was N. supervision of the holy places, and on 'their own private property. With thickening, the nails become street; Neal Ferris, 14 Elro street; ciu&e caught in power motored "Jerusalem would become the I (f'onlinned from Page One) GomBTTttces on the map program dull rolored and often are ridged for coordination made. He said eral woman jurors were dabbing ! to then I leveled by shellfire during th* SAFETY TIRE la'wn mower. Friday. Mrs. Ruby Chappelle, South Cov­ about a dozen separate rain-mak­ Graham High | American a.ssaull on Okinawa in first place In the world where the Mr*. John F. Cullin of S5 Avon or furrow-ed. In some cas— homy entry; Mrs. Daisy CSiapman. 44 Franklin Lovell, age two of 21 enee snd Hanley as they pa.ssed a ' Tills will follow hia report to . „ * outgrowths can appear which are ing projects are under way In and 1945. It already has eight class­ U. N. wrsa permanently represent­ members of Oongre.s.i at an In- street and Mrs. A. E. Crawford of Ploricer circle; Richard Hull, 57 Jury Wranglra 10 H , 1 would have traded the whole af- . . . whh ox€lu%ivo foaium Stone street, fell on an unidenificd ed as the cu-stodian of Internation­ I IT. S. veteran's benefit check to an' really quite remarkable in length around New Mexico. ]\Ian in N. C. Vote i rooms and an administration formal session in the Library of \ tietherell street, who were In- Seaman circle; Marcia Miller, 103 . building. object In Center Park yesterday al Interests." underrover police agent In a and thickness. Adelaide road; Mr*. Minnie Dou- wrangle In Jr.'S it* 10 ■“c hour* .." s behind. '3 V .t Congre.s.s Wednesday on results of i jured in an automobile accident locked door*, but no Information stick of candy. They were wet, Arthur E. Mead, director of civil no one con imiiate and lacerated the palm of his Manila restaurant Satunlay night. on the Berlin Turnpike, Friday There are many possible cauaes gan, 146 School street; Archie (ConUnned from Pag* On*) cold and probably would much light* hand. Stitches were taken at the Lomlon meeting of American- j __ 1 on the split leaked out. Unanimous Information and education for the The check was one of 16 on a night, when struck by a car op­ for such thickening. Irritation Moricz, 152 Hollister street; Public Records rather have been at home, or j the emergency room. I "blacklist" sent by the U. ft. Oov- Briti.'ih-Frcnrh foreign mintslers. from neglect, dirt, or poorly fitting Okinawa military government, erated by Frederick Fries of Grctchen Vandert'oort, R. F. D. 2. reported yesterday he w m getUng j ^XT*"S'^dJe'^Smith Jave the sightseeing on their own. said the university program would Fealiiro Stor'u's i ernment to Philippine authorities. Acheson had an anpoiiUmcnt to­ shoes or glpv— may be respon­ Manche.ster: Barbara .Swanson. 12 Chiarles Kicking of South Cov- Southinifton, are both undergoing Other* had the attitude of fa­ include adult e.xtension courses try was injured when he was ! It was made out for 31.37 but had day to see President Truman. Be- sible. Certain diseases of the In­ Laurel street; Mrs. Zella Gilbert. Permits a 'l I jurors strict ln*truction not to N«w FLEX-ARC* CensInKHwi rwIim .aidcs telling the pre.sldent of the treatment at Hartford hospital. wanted him to make a second try. ! natics. throughout the islands. tehing a horse to a harrow and Reform Drunkard ! been raised to 11.371.44, police Th«^' were more seriously hurt ternal glands which produce hor­ 236 Hilliard street; Peo G ^liar- Paul A. Suto, five-room dwelling 'There was no doubt of one fact, 3 I said. , results of meetings In London, he mones sometimes cause thickened done, 42 Maple street; Mrs. Elaine and garage, Wellesley road, but he made no immediate an- 1 “P^^aper.^ dancer, and hi. h*r- Mrs 45% S«fsr bi y«wput isns horse bolted and threw Hick- thin at first supposed, lint are nouncement. | playing partner Issued a however. All were automatons lag to the ground. He suffered a j Investigators said they were prcauniahly wanted to talk over nails. Gordon and son. 765 Middle 'Turn­ 311.000. firmly in the grim of their Com­ rhicHgo- 1.7* l^ate 1b„( .Summer his report to Congress ahlwing some improvement, it George W. Hatzcnbuhler, altera­ With only a few precincts miss " statement through their attor- • Enclutb^s, potswtsM Hsol Vsnls lacgliatlon of the acalp. looking for the leader rif the ring wax reported today. Another disease of the nails pike, east; Mrs. Mae Grant and ing, the unofficial total* were: munist leader*. They cheered the (*hiragn l,>aily Nows ran a se­ Senator George's change of atti­ Comes from inflammation around daughter. 421 Parker street. tion*. 191 Hollister street $1,000. nevs: Ruth JHiiieti ries of stories shout the down- w-hleh operates in the/ U. ft.. The Graham 293,332; Smith 244.067 and when they were suppoied to end Philippines, Hong Kong. Guam and tude toward the mllilaro' aid pro­ the base of the nail or the n^l bed. Discharged Sunday: Albert cnifford L. Lawson, alterations, “We have Iruthfuliy told our did as they were told, without • Nsw EKtm Cuakisii «ml trsalisf and-outers who hang out In a dis­ posal seemed to, reflert likely ac- A community cafeteria supper 11 Clyde road, 3400. Former Senator Robert R. Rey­ whole live* to the Jury. In the Hawaii and freo movies will be held W ed­ This is the result of Infection with Krauzaitis, 190 Union atreet; Mrs. nolds 55.657. question. If not with enthusiasm. Here’s Hen to Spoil the Party tor U. S. Pays Tribute trict known as Skid Row Not reptanee by the' Senate of any germs and Its common nsTpe is Ruth (Janfleld. 161 Glenwood Lloyd W. Alcox, alterations. 69 present climate of public opinion, The bareheaded yoimgsters, who Vour Husband • Shkl-RsfiifMng Ssw-TslsMi TrsoC long ago one of them came to the nesday evening at six o’clock at In Une tor Labor Po*t lined reasonable foreign arms aid pro­ whitlow. A single nail may be street; Mra. Louise White. 360 Ridgewood street, $.100. the failure of this jury to be con­ swept 32 abreast up t othe Lust- News office. He identified himself posed by the Administration, the Vernon Center church. The Marriage Llccne— A North Carolinian figured in vinced of the truth of the charge* pte**"8 Se^«»* To Her War Dead menu will consist of everj'thlng Involved or all of them. This klgin street; Mrs. Esther Bushnell. another development important garten, carried banners blaring If .vou want your husband to • 100% Nsw Rwbbsr Trsod, no rsetoim and said; Writes Governors Taft told a reporter he proba­ 70 Middle Turnpike, west; Mrs. Frank Joseph Fazzlna of 172 which have been made against us from hot dogs to a full course din­ caus— the nails to become .rldgc<^ High street and Helen Ferrell of nationally, when the death of Rep. forth the prescribed Jibes against wish be had gone to th* party •CCiO* "That story got me to thinking. bly will \>ote against the program, and sometime* to separate com­ Mabel Green. 90 Lake street; Is a vindication of our loyalty." the West. without you, just choos* any one • Limurisut, FuM-Siss WhMswidle (OoBtliined from Page Ooe) Now I'm bark on , my feet. I'm w-hich he opposed last yesr, ^biit ner. Cartoons, sports aotl travel 157 Birch street, wedding June 17 Lesinski (D-Mich) brought Rep. Mr*. McCMllou^h, wife of a For Autographs films will bo shown. TTie commit­ pletely and fall off. Henry Gunther, 78 Florence Barden (D-NC) Into line for the The banner* ridiculed every­ of these tricks, ell of which I’ve working steady In a fsrlory and I won’ t lead any fight against It street: MU* Dolqrea Donze, 102 at St. Bridgtt’a church. Time magazine picture editor, al­ tee In charge-is as follows: Mr. . The treatment, of course, is to William Edward Montville and chairmanship of the House Labor thing from American chewing seen women use. Add dsMi all iDfether, sad you’ll sae why thiM tba four-day holiday, the toll of haven’t had a drink for six this vear attack the Infection.' In extremely Benton street; Mr*. Jean Ctorrca. so issued a etatement: gum to American magazlttes. traffic fatalities reached IRl. months." ' ftsnta Ans. Calif:- uri Walter and Mrs. Clifford Knight, Mrs. Barbara Jean Ingalls, both of Committee. “Naturally, I am greatly dtaap- When he’s off in a comer talking Hamid Ellis. Mrs. Sumner Forbqa. severe cases, the nail may htive to 11 Jackson street; Ann Hoekstra, Hartford, wedding held Saturday. Barden has fought to continue They attacked “ Anglo-American earnestly wtth several other men, NEW asd EXCLUSIVE foaturee make the NEW Drownings accounted for 48 He pulled ..two ion riollar bill.i' L. Amey figured the only way to 402 Tolland Turnpike: CTharle.'; pointed. I know, however, that the imperialism" and hailed German Mrs. Doris Ashworth, Mrs. Harold be removed before the infection Lease the Taft-Hartley Labor Law. on members of the jury gave the case Join the group. Butt in and say ex­ SEIBERUNC SAFETY TIRE your h m tire is- deaths, and 46 lives were lost in from his wsllef. The News sent find out what kind of guys gover­ eon be cleared up. . King, Ellington; Steven Saaa, 346 "heroes" In the Soviet zone ura­ miacellaneous mishaps. the money to portal House, a nors are waa to write them. ^ Urges Increase Cotton, Mrs. Edward Granville, Camlllo Ganibolatl to Edmund act which Lesinski opposed from their earnest and most careful actly what you think about the voMiBMi. It's built for ra/sfy firm! Mrs. Hoadley Wllles, Mrs. Edna Another disorder of the nails W—t Center street: Calvin Kirk, W. Guyer. 1..100 square feet for the start. On the aulriect of aid to nium mine*. matter under discussion. With an estimated 30,000,000 treatment renter for alcoholism. He did. and 47 answered consideration. I am grateful to American culture wa* t*m- .lofanson. Mrs. ■ James Sullivan, caus— splitting of one or all of the Vernon;- Mr*. Ell—»>eth Thresher tool manufactory at 222 McKee education, another nmUCT within If you don’t think you’r* getting automobiles on the highways, the pramptly. he says. The 48th. Cali­ In Trade to East and daughter, Buckland: Henry Judge Smith for hia patient- and pooned with a sketch of female Mias Edna Hammond, Mrs. Verna nails on the fingers or toes. Ring­ — — „ . . ^ ,, . street, first floor, for seven years the scope of the Labor ^m m lttee, inipartial conduct of the trial. I enoi^h attention, eUrt in being National Safety Council predicted fornia’s governor Earl Warren, ap­ Thrall and Mrs. George Hammar. Cfiork, 17 W—twOod street; James (^om June 1 at $600 pc* year. Barden has urged that help be wrestler* pulling hair. the number of deaths in traffic worm can affect the nails and'may j stnl feel that CJommunism Is the the life of the party. Tell a risque rtra parently needed some prodding. be difficult to cure. Psoriasis Is Rowley, Jr., South (Coventry; i Warrantee Deed given only to puttie achool*. Pleck Speaks alone would reach-290 by midnight U. S. Vets Seeking Arney wrote him sljf more leltera. (Continued From Page One) greatest threat to our American story, put your arm around some Mr. and Mrs.' Harold T. Maher another skin disease which may Everett. Berttley, Rocirvlllc; Mra. Sophie J. Mayo to Stanley Lesinski argued thst this was un­ In the Lustgorten itself Wil­ Tuesday. All went unanswered. Resorting to way of life." _ helm Pleck, deputy prim* minister other woman’s husband, or decide two purposes in the Thorp meet­ and family of 58 Dudley street are affect' the nails and cau— them to Wilhelmlna Allen and son. 39 Ea- , o-av. property on* Branford street. fair to parochial schools. to show everybody the new re­ Insurance Refund strategy. Arney wrote Mrs. War­ sez ztrest; Mrs. Elizabeth Hyde. | ______On the question of comparative and (Communist strong man of ren. TTils time he got a quick re­ ing: leaving tomorrow for Camp Gor­ become pitted and deformed. ducing exercise you’ve just learned. White points, spots, atreaks, qr 87 Foster street; Mi— Joan Pinto. unity within the political parties. East Germany, led off the ora­ \ l ’ ply. plus what he had wanted all 1. To discuss plans for a poo- don, Augusta, Georgia, with their Hot Hoofa When your husband atarta to tell ju-A Woman Is Hurt London --(ypi—Nearly 1.000 Am stble increase In East-West trade. son, Pvt. First Class George T. bands can appear in the natls: 7 Gvol lane: iPaWck Madden, 128 Vice President ^ rk le y told an Crossed Peaches tory. along W arren's signature. Arney. Austin, Tex., audience that with Hailing Stalin oa “ the greatest hia favorite story, jump right in erican ex-servicemen living...... „ in Lie w’as reported ready to refer Maher who has been home on fur­ Such conditions are most common Bisacll itr—t; Mrs’. Josephine Pa- Peoria. 111.-— Basketball All- and help him out. Or If you’d rath­ a seml-lnvalld. 1* starting an auto­ telll, 33; Locust sir—t; Undo, Kean, all their differences the Demo­ and best friend of the German By Tree Branch Britain are deluging the American graph collection. to the recent talks held In Moscow lough. ? in' young people, and on the fingers America Paul Unruh Is, Bradley’s Fine Producers er ssy, with sn exaggerated groan: WIN rather than on the to—. 118 Deep'fvood drHre: Alan Rydle- number one quarter-roller, has crats ate more united than the Re- ! people,” Pleck told the shouting Embassy here with inquiries about by Gunnar Myrdal of the U. N. publicans. ' "You aren’t going to tell THAT their Gl life insurance reftmds. Care Oft— Difficult wits, 48 Bervepitr—t; Ann Ra—- been clocked In 40.7 for the 440. children that the "tigperialist for­ staff on these problems. Working through Saturday aft­ The Democratic leader gave as : eign minister*’’ had tried to "get ONE again, are you, Jim ?" liability in a curious accident Veterans Administration - officiala 2. nans for coordinating the ernoon, the fogd gang eiuplged In All these disorders of the n'alls ler, 93. Phelps road. Riverside, Calif.,—(A1—Until re­ Moke Him Doaoe Atteaioace Oa that occurred here on Madison DlaehargPd today; Ern—t Ills reason: “ We look forwaiil in­ cently, the situation in aouthern Germany’s youth for cannon fod­ any they get between 75 and 100 Catholic Unit United Nations program to de­ repaving the Interaection at the require accurate dlognoyla but stead of backward.” Yon S a f e t y atraet Saturday la a bit involved, letters and phone calls a week. unfortunately ' many o f them ora Barnet, Glastonbury: Mrs. Groce California peach orchard* wa* like der and use West Germany os a velop backward areas with tha Center, completed the job. The To Texans who included critics base for a new war." Don’t let him relax. Keep him it was learned today. Mrs. Jean Embassy officials said veterans I 935,000,000 approved by Congreaa Improved and regraded area Is difficult to cure. In ' poorioste Gtfllo, 10 Olcott strreet; Stephen thla; waiting on you and running er- Gives DPs Aid Morchum, Vernon: Wayne Lively, of phases of the Truman "Fair The mild winters seemed to be­ The peaceful passing of the ral­ Oorrao, 26, of 11 Jackson street, living ouUide the United States! lost week. now fully open to traffic. The ringworm or eczema of the nails, Deal,’’ Barkl*y said that Demo­ rande. If .vou want to check up to ...... sHo * • « » « » was wheeling a baby In a carriage probably w1U be paid last. | work had been retarded by show- trtetment has to be aimed at the 14 Arch atr—t; Paul Wentworth, wilder peach tree* imported from ly brought a victory claim from Do You crats from Grover Cleveland West Berlin’s mayor, Ernest Reu­ see how the baby-sitter Is getting when a truck passed by tn the Frankfurt—(J1—Nearly a third Soctallsta Hay Rcda Wrong TWa era last w—k, and at the first particular dlssfooe rasponslbte. 138 Soqth Main street; James through Truman had achieved a the eaiitcrn United States. They hishway and snogged the over­ ter. along, order him to do It Belgium To Have Exoe— Fruit of all displaced persons who emi­ chance of cl—r weather the con­ In m—t of the other cendlUona. Bickford, 33 Or—rt Hill r—d. "great record of progreMive legts- leafed out late, h{oomM weakly. If you’ve got a bone to pick with hanging branch of a tree, which grated to the United States from tractor nuhed the work to commo­ the cause Is likely to be associated Births Sunday: A daughter to Know Thai.. The fruit wa* *cr*wny. Peach "Our peaceful determination, Berlin—(J1—Germany's Social­ 'lation and administration." together with the support we re­ him, do it at the party, confident p ^ ce Investigation indicates is lo­ Brussels—(fl>) — Flying squads Germany and Austria tn the last ists allege that the Riusion*' have tion. with some general condition such Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Virkler, Hit* "Me-too-Ism" trees from South China aeemed to cated on private property. Rockville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. like the climate, but their fruit ceived from the Allies, has result­ that he won't tell yon off In front with fruit crushing machines will four years were aided by the Na­ adopted a new trick to keep ten* os poor diet — particularly a trlta- Two former Republican national of the other gueate. One really an- The trM limb fell, narrowly this year save thousands of tons Steph— Lewkowlcz. 96 Bridge was not commercially valuable. ed in a complete failure of Ckmi- tional Catholic Welfare CJonfer- of l^ou.xands of German prisonera The cost of the» play. •The Mtn mtn deficiency—a wasting disease, - chairmen meanwhile argued ibout no.vlng way ^ doing thla la to tell wilMwd the carriage, and Injured of edible Belgian fruit from rot- ence, says the Rev. Stephen A. rUT ha or oomethlng else for distant from atraet; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Semi private, room Now the two have been crossed. niunist dream* to ovemm Berlin," of war In prolonged forced labor the party’* oituatlon in the South. he said. in front oif him just whet he did Mrs.' XJorrea who wss treated . at through lack of market ^rnos. Catholic conference direc­ In the Soviet Union five yesHi aft­ S the noils themselves., James FlinL 83 Benton atreet; a rates at Manchester Hugh D. Scott, Pennsyl-vanlB Con- Several strains of excellent free­ .Memortol hospital for possible rib ^eae squads, backed by the mln- Salvation A m y citadel, and an daughter to Mr. and Mra. Edward stone mid-season ‘and late-matur­ There could be no doubt the that burned you up. tor for Germany and Austria. er the war. In such coses, of course, lecgl Memorial HospiUU av­ . greasman who was born in Vir­ Don’t welt for him to oak you to froeturea. istiy of agriculture, will rang* He sold 46,494 ‘displaced persons other Wedn—day evening. treatipeni is not tnraigh but the W o ^ Rockville. ginia, said that th* G. O. P. In ing peoebaa have been developed, Communist bosses of Blast Ger­ CNICK YOUR TIRIW CMK® TdOR CAR! CMCK ACCMNYM Today Tree Warden Horace F. The Socialists assert the Soviet many were seeking to interest tlic dance. Ask Mm. If he heeltetee tell pelgium'a fruit belt during the have been processed by the con­ process IS to convict the prisoners distant —u— must be id—tift^ erage about 60 cents some state* euch aa Tennessee reporte U. M. Winslow of the Od- Mundiey sold he hod no details Mr. and Mra. Jerry Camtehael nithy Wcod Doga Soody ifornla OoUege of Agriculture ex­ marching tecn-ogcre m futusc him he must be getting old. forthcoming harvest, turning fex- ference, out of a total of approxi­ — "criminals’’ on trumped up if possible and appropriate rem- an hour, the cost that made "too many behind-the-door Just whan he seems to be stort­ other than the police report cesa apples, pears, cherries, etc.. mately 150,000 emigrants to of Paducah. Texas, and. Mra. Anna edi— undertak— . Complete cure deal* with Jb* Democrats to get fa­ periment Btattra here. coresra a* soldlars. charges and sentence. them to la­ Brown o f McKinney, TeTuu, are ing to hava a good time announce Into cider, fruit juice and jam America. bor comps for os long — 35 years la not always possible^ Wolteria. Oollf.—(81-Sandy’s i>copIe now pay a vor* 0* a minority group in ex­ Given a few more yekra, it wee m e Dose SdMW Doewge pulp pracjtlcaUy In the orchards. guests of,.the Rev. and Mra. Fred not particular. He’ll, smoke any change for Republican Inactivity." riatfen of Bfaiksmen obvioua there would be zeore fone- to your hoatess that you must be Instead of sending (hem home. R. Edgar of 1308 Main straet. “baby •itter.” •• ... going.. No need to consult him first Se— Rope for Hettle—ent Often they are said to be token oK- Dr. Jordon will Ohsw— qu—tims bropd. And he d—on’t cow wheth­ B. Carroll Reece, former Ten- tlce.to the mtarching masses—and Drawing ItdfVlch. May 39—(iPi—Fire Off-«tnet PiorMag Grows They will attend tjie •—oion of tpe er he Jf«t> hia smoke vlg pipe, neasee Cktngreasman who preceded Parrte Island, 8. C.-HAV-A Ma­ more, soldiers. to find out if he Is reedy to leave, repatriatlon transports to face from bU raadara in a col­ k bhe other thing. If he makes a Come In^ M en 911* CSdef Jooepb P. Tracey New Haven, May 39— —Majo New England Southern Confer­ cigar or cigarette. Sandy. • chub­ .Stoll as GOP chairman, replied: rine Corps recruit platoon recent­ In contrast to the teeming East 091 'eourts. ence of the Methodiot church on umn ones a 'iraiek. .Watch for i t faux pas—be sure to call every- AUTHORIICO ■tgrtad in an overiMated bok- Ct^ago —(di— An Increoaing Holbom, Yalt history oxpert, n y a by, b l^ d cocker spaniel, though "He must be mod at me because ly (ximpleted their “boot" training sector street*, were those of the ■w dM ah — Hmatod 980,000 dam "A t first the charge of food Thursday, Juna 1, at New London, one’s attention to It. That ihowe June n u m ^ of dUea are eatabllahlM that "ohce"weatem Europe, in­ theft held first place in thU oper- , Oapa Toko Bohjr #■ Tear only two yean old, inhales, too. I led the revolt ogoinat his teod- hero by qualifying 100 per cent West. There were virtually desert­ two buslneoi and dwelling and will return to Texas the latter Mr. and Mra.eCharlet Winter’s with the Carond- M-1 oervice rifle that at least YOU know tha proper ♦««^***^ parking lota to relieve cluding wfstem Germany, is stab­ atUon," —ys the Socialist "Com- port of the w—k. Mr. and Mra. -.--ihlp of 'me-too-iem.' Scott, ed in the frequent showers. A Today tbs osntor of this city ilized, wa may be able to ne­ Tray, N. T.—OP)—Four-ysar-bld pet doeon’t actually puff a pipe, of ' 7 led the party to • poUUcoI over the standard miirksmanBbip thing to go—even If he doesn’t. . TtmoKf sold the blase buelneea plolnL” “ Later were odded -'lnsult- Comichaol ore both t—chera In few Sundqy gtrallera cgqM oqt 1 0 - ‘O d w trtcta The Intcrnationel City gotiate a German oettlement with Ing Soviet institutions’, —botoge, Richard D’Andrea toured Troy »t courae. Ht’a a’ onifftr. The Winters aterloo in 19tt zoeiiM to wgnt oaurao. Oat e ( tba total of 8T ro- (AP itaM* ragesoed. J«CA fetod o c l ^ in the Chpltol Bak the public oehool oyotnn In Pkdu- first noticed It several months age enilts the platoon npratonttog wfien Uia Mill appeqred. H u lM .1 MANCHESTER ______^TELCPt^E 513^ ^ ^ e r e Aseociation reporte that the Soviet Union.” Bp—king on attempted escape and refu— 1 to —h which Is in the big ranch coun­ the expense of the police - depart­ .0 impute to me the eaweqqeneo* to movies were full, on kuto show . IS rtaaUin strost, went up 3W dUea of more than pop­ ment. The boy wandsrsi When Bendy begqn Upping away almost every state east o t the 10,000 the Yale - Interprets - The - News work. When these grounds did not try of Texas. The King Rafich vtir^y of hie own action." ! packed. of 1 tho tone of the three-story ulation now owm and operate a from home. T « e poUesmta pich«4 at the smoke from <3i^l—^ ef^or. y .Senator Taft (R., Ohio) made MlMlsipp river, nine fired expert- In Phlledeloh's. 85 per cent the bakery and radio' program, Holborn declared prove fruitful enough, ‘espionage and the Fotir-SIx Ranch are among It could have been Sunday any- tout of 828 parking lots. Sixty- for Ameri—’ w— added and, final' him op a mlU q.'vqy, hqt h« SUM then, they »ey. enlmol ' M u m some comment* on domestic poli­ 34 sharpshooter, end 24 qualified j Ihe homes are single-family dwell I an aidttdBlng last night that the United Stat— the—.loeatwl Hear their hotae efty. I wbere in any city of the world. three of the citiea opened munici- “must push on with cool nerv— and ly, the charge of ‘treapaastaig on wetdda't oqy w b m he Uved. \ Tb* hes heeeme procUcelly a tebocoo li I if t/ tic* in A television interview yee- a» marksmen. 1 Mga. B o^ toen lot* >»et year and 100 other S ^ e t territoey.‘ On the oopa bundled him into a patrol cor addict find llhes nothing better obora tba bilnry unfaltering determi— tkm to bring Citiea tbst prevloualy had them Germany Intq^ tha,w.aetem Euro- choraic it would be po—Ute to s— ' land crui—d oroimd until Dickie then to onlff quietly In e corner of tbeir ' provided additional lota. ton— every PW to forced labor.' Read Ber«ld Advs. lipoUad his homo. a . smoke-filled room. / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. MAY 29. 19.-50 PAGE BLEVEK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.* MONDAY, MAY 29, 1950

LOCAL By EARL W. FREE Twi Lead at Stake Tonight DRIVINC LESSONS Little League Opens With Doubleheader Memorial SPORT YOST III CoopanOM Wllli Tha rich iB Hh: f. Bauer flied out for • Sports Kdilor By Timb ShMhaa MANGHBIitBm ORIVIM* Woodlipc in 9th. f~McCotky alnflcd CHATTER Former major league pitrlier ACADCMT / M A J O R ^ for fJuPrra In Tlh; 8—Mohoo walked si’outlng for (he (Hants for WyM In 7th; h HItchcok died out Oougta* Matar Bolia /4 fll gH« Starting Batteries for Little League Baseball Opening Games Tuesday Afternoon llaiuiltons and BA’s fnr BrtaolA in fth. Freddy Seraflne. one of Con* • change. Lions and Army and Navy (rM drtvtgg taaonno^ ao jkody LEAGUE Whil* I was managing the Mtn- Red Sox Play Yanks, iheeoad Game) neciicut's best softball pllcbeps, 1 Clubs, Tall Cedars. Sons of Italy i purchasing a naa^wor. « miadflphls a ' neapolli club in 1846, Kanaa* C^ty ah r h n « • rbl has Joined the Kaceys for the bal- ’ and Knights of Columbus, For a good/wad «w wa Risk Perfect Slates RESULTS t Joist. IR ft 2 .3 ft 0 ance of the local SottbaU Twilight * . had the bases full when a curve Honcat DougHo. tU Mote I DlUlnger 3b 4 0 1 0 1 League season. Serafine is expect* ' Pro Alex Hackney at the OOun- ball thrown by my pitcher. Strunk, oppnsit# itaAMa’a MHk Bor. Dodgers Meet Cards ft 1 ft ft I . Lehner, If ed to divide the mound duties with try Cl’ b reports that a Beat Ball squirted off the catcher’s glove. KoBtofi 4 Chapnukn, cf I 0 0 0 1 Eddie Mikucki for the Kaceys. Foursome Tournament \)4"ill be For odtomoMlo drirtag M- 0 1 0 ft ft The catcher retrieved the ball a Flood and Swan Likely ah r h tk ^ rbl 1 Valo. rf .... ------staged Saturday. All members struetleiha call tbo No m W oIm Speedy Infielder .TelhfA^ r ,,...... Pi 1 3 ft n 0 Fain, lb ... 1 S 1 ft ft few yards back of the plate, and Location of I.ittle LeaKue Memorial Field Site Pitching Selection*; I ft ft ft ft' .^U'ler, 3b . ft .3 3 ft 0 Manager Hippo Conenti of the wishing to take part must sign up Aoto nrivlag Acadoooy. Owl Tcrjcpf-p Ib .... . i threw to Strunk, who covered, eoqtrol earo. Ratoo ttJM par Area at Memorial Field Rfilfipr. W ...... l 1 ft ft ft 0 1 AM rot h, c .3 ^ 0 0 1 Italian American, anxious to al the Pro Shop by Tlmrsday just in time to have the pitcher O f Games; First at 2 ; Winner to Gain Top KlHoll, ...... 4 1 3 1 0 4' Schelb, p ft 0 1 ft ft full hoar, as tew leonowa oa * 1 ft 0 0 2 aircnghten his club in the Soltball night, * runner scoring from -Wish. Manohrslcr's Uttlc League Cooper, c ...... 3 0 3' ft 0 ft j I-Hltcltcoclv Parilde from Center Rung in Standings MarfihfilL r( : ...... s ft ft 0 ft ft Kellner, r . 0 0 0 ft 0 ’IV'i League, has added Bill Bever* I third. The runner not only bowled baseball field is located on the ’tlfiurh 2b ...... 4 ft 1 s o f t ly to his roster. Beverly, It is The weekly Ohefilence l5og j s,runk over but knocked the baH TEL. 4SM lower level of Memorial Field. Park Starts at 1 Kerr, fp ...... ♦ 0 1 2 ft ft TnitiR 3i) A 1ft 31 s o n claimed, i* rated on an equal with Traiiilns (,’la.ases at the YMCA , pttcher’a box where First Tlip field wa.s formerly known One will fall by the wayside to­ .^pahn b ---- ...... 4 o ft ft ft ft. New York S .Mikueki and .Scrafme Beverl.v is a he omitted Tiic.-day evening, j johnny McCarthy field-! a.H the old golf lots. night at the Oval The defending %b r h '** a e rhi .Nesrro and mav make his debut Harry T ull rep.irted IhU morning ^ It and nulcklv toeaed to Sfnink ’ By Earl W. Yost 3 1 ft ft 1 0 0 V 1 ! 32 4 0 27 6 0 4 nizxufx. with the lA a Friday night at Rob------to^trunk, There are two vehicle en­ One of the greatest innovations chtmps, thP. British American Br«nkJ>B 1 I RroM n, 3b ...... 4 1 2 ft 1 0 0 still covering. trances to the field, one off 3 ft ft 3 0 0 0 ertaon Park. Th.'k Blow pltehed nine innInga on the sports front In Manchester Club, And Hamilton, both unbeat- Ab I Ci'lllnii. lb The next runner alaiy^ ramm ed' Fast Center street, and the Cox 3b DiMsggiA. rf 3 3 1 2 0 0 1 for the Bridgeport Bees against other off Brookfield street. Pe­ in many years will become a real­ •B. will bAtUa for first placa hon­ .Mikeif. RA If . 4 1 3 3 0 0 2 Rockville’s Hill Billies played hia form-r teamrostea the Bristol Strunk like a ton of hrlcko. knock- - ,1 0 0 destrian entrance.s arc on Hast ity Tuc.sday afternoon when the or* In Ihp TwiligTht »t alx Kutfaeil. U . il-Bsuer 1 ft i ft without the service* of Jackie Owl*, and dropped a 10 to 6 de- Ing him down and t^e hall off to \ nobineon 2b Mapcj. rf .... *: ft ft 3 II 0 n the right of the ■Jilate. This lime I Center .street. Brookfield street Manchester Little League opens at oclotic. 0 0 0 Halloran. and Ralph Sehiimey „ yes ,, i clsion tealerday afternoon in a i Kurillo. rf .. 1 :i ft ft 1 c-.Iohnenn .. . • 1 ft ft 0 the catcher again retrieved the j and .‘'iinimit street. Parking Memorial Field. Hamilton, currently on top with j Hurlge.' lb .. ft .s 0 ft ft Colcmun. 3b 3 ft 1 I 1 0 (1 terday afternoon * roionial I.eiigue game Dick was .space is plentiful. Fir.'it game at 2 o'clock will t ft ft ft ft n o n Weal Sides *t the Oval The Rock- hits Onlv 270 ball. and once more threw to four straight wins, is out to make 1 bnlcicr, I £. . g-Delelni{ ft ft 0 ft 1949 Olds Club Coupi bring together Coach Ernie Dowd's u\r a*.Met onnell oy tba half game margin. Rain j To'.ele 23 I .S 'J4 4 ft 1 Huuk ' ft 0 (I t 0 0 0 _ _ _ P*!'- of "nesker* to the find playrr ! " '‘ h ‘ h* "•'■'‘f f*-- 194R Olds 98 2-Door Carl Johnson Al Martin A1 Frrhrlt Don I’unticelU Dodgers matching skill with the n o n 2 0 0 the plate, we got nobody out, but Alan Cole washed out a scheduled contest , Bi>elon . 3iXi 000 20x—4 Sat ford p .. Cki-dinals, handled by Johnny with t*agani's West Sides last tiivoklj n . IM.*U 100 1 i jge, p .... n o n n o n Beat looking Infield In ipe ; '-'f''''•8"' "" I went out laughing. Ho did the 1947 Nash 600 4-Door I ------I Church Softball League Is that of j home run. Hedlund. Both games will be slX Wednesday night. 2b. Mlkeii. . >'urUlo. Cooper; hr. Kl- big Saturday hlight crowd m Min Y'esterday's Results ' innings. Mott; tb. Miksit; t. Cooper; left. I ToUIr ... 37 6 i IS » 1 6 , the North Methodist. The infield-' „ ^ ~ - 1948 Olds 68 2-Door Doves Op,jose I Both clubs are reported at full - neapolis. Red Men Cop Eastern Ofl’icial opening day ceiomohics Brooklyn 7. Borton 10, bb, Spahn 3. • riiilaitelphla .. lof 004 x -6 are Sandv Hanna, Buddy Bro'’* Copeland, runnerup "If Brriile Blermar ever ares 19t7 Olds 76 2 and 4 Doors Phils T ake Advantage (lOi-iwill start promptly at 1 o'clock fiirength for the big test. The j Bankheaft 5. »o, Spahn 3. Bankttea'i 3. < Neu York ... loaoo-o-t. Krilz Delias era for the town ten Jadziniak Features Albany 6-4, Binghamton .' t''hapman. Woodling. I from Center Park with a/paradc. BA’i will be aided by the return of [ j Barney 1. ho. Bankheaft 2 In 6 1-3 in-| 2b Dillinger 1 siuiiiv.r, ni.s chaiiiplon.ahip last summer, has >o'i hlocK, ne u nave you in s 10. I ning$. EUrney l jn 1 2-3, wlniier Kaiii. 3b Aa'.rulh, hr. Uttduijck. Dil- I _____ i,ft Manchester. Bruce ha* h-en M>nne»ota fo.dl,all suit. ’ 1 shout- 1946 Olds 8 cyl. 2 and 4- First Victorv North Ends Other games postponed. President Sherwood Ro^b of the Oua Gaudino. who la now eligllile to play as UConn finnisbed its ' I Spahn iti-4t; loner. BankhcaJ i4-Ji liiigrr. ab, UiUliigcr. ». Mapea. dp. Doors .National ' Little League and loagtie officials, n. .If:I tin i»ti. ATfi l'a.v;oh. V, 2 11 Sutler an«. Fain: lelt. New York Gordv Davis. the one-legged Iranaftrred to a new po.sitlon In ed to .Strunk Of Giant Misplays schedule Saturday, Ooach Chucky | Pagani Win Over HB’s Chicago 6-.5. Pittsburgh 0-1. all team coaches and manageis. a, U>1S. I'liiUdelplU* 7; bb. ofT Scholb &. San j -..ov, w ill serve as ro-caplain of the ' San Francisco . ., il* Smith will depend upon his veter- ‘ .Many Others To Choose Latter INiiie Looking for St. Louis 6-7. Cincinnati 2-2. plus the boy.s in unrforni will be In I ford 2. rs«e 1. so. by Ssntord «• Yankee* In the Little l>e*gue, I My Biggest Boner In Bsssbsll- Pin 8 Defeat on an squad to polish off the young- | .^cliblii 2. Kellner J; ho. Skiitord I m | ^ | ^ { , 0 ,,, ,rcle First Gamo) tiktkli n n f l ^ l o v o l l l t O blAnkin^ th€ \\hit6 Sox. er, faster team that Ooach Art ___ rhiUdrIpbU h .7 1-3 Inning*. Schelb s In «. r«*e 2, ______league diamond at ' football,gear From Silk Initial Softball Twi Boston 4. Brooklyn I. School band will add color to the In 2-3. Kellner 2 In 1, winner, iSolieib j Gene White, local stock car driv- Pitches and Bats West parade. Banners will identify Pongratt will field for Hamilton. ab r h n A e rbl Memorial Field The kftfield foul' Mike Kelley, who owned the Thriller .Anieriran 11-31, loser. u. 4Jrlc\e, i placed third In Uie fcftlure Tonight. First Place; Yanks the Indians, 2-0 , in the opener. League Win Tonight each of the Tour teams. Boys who : Aihburn 'f 4 ft 1 2 ft ft \ Mlllera for $o long, eald it wag Sides to 4 to 3 Iw i Play First Place; Yanks Detroit 6-2, St. Louis 2-1. Jerry Flood is expected to start ?i 0 3 2 ■» ft 1 Stfvrnii %nd Summeri; t. 2.M; a. 3fi,* event yeslerdav afterivKin At tSlaf-i hne lA IftS feet from home plRie. Chicago's Cubs took both ends failed to make the grade for Little the ftrat lime he ever aaw I’aganl’s (4) New York 6-5. Philadelphia 3-8 for Uie BA's. Pongrati has not WRJtkUR. ID o ft l.i 2 ft ft S33. A Drlalng walker f—Johnaon fanned for Mapee 2 0 8 1 1 Red Jacko or Ernie Noake. Tony i In 7th f Hltchoock homcred for ...... ' 74 ycal'rrday in the Connecticut Open Evcnlnir* Conran, lb . .. 2 By Joe Relchter cinnati Red.s twice. 6-2 and T-2, International Center street, down Brookfield Carlson accounted for the only Sfmlnlck. r b 0 ft 9 ft ft ft 0 0 1 0 0 Silk City 8 to fi Sunday morning. ' .son Park In a Twilight Softball Berube and either Joe Berner or 'J ft 0 (1 2 0 M S4'hf*ib in 6th Sponsors of the .Man-hea'er Lit- Golf AasOListion’s one day tour- "Better Living for * Better Hartford Road at W«at Pet Cobb, cf ... .. 4 .Vssoeluted Press Sports W rlter to rlmib within a game and half of Syracuse 8-0, Springfield 0-10. street and onto Memorial Field. w I. 1 2 8 0 0 The Red Men got to Yosh Vlncrk j League skirmish. Starting time is Hack Belida will don the hack- first place gained by Manchester '' ft ft ft ft (I ft tie l>eagiie are the Rotary. F.x- ney at Kdgewood Country Club ' W orld" Is the 1950 national theme Center Street 0 1.000 Frey, c ...... 3 the top. Ceremonies at the field will start Hanulton .. . . .4 Jadziniak, p . . 4 0 2 I) 3 0 Make one mistake against those stoppers otitflt. High 1* a sectional meet last Sat- : KonMaml. ii 2 0 ft 0 1 ft (1 Wa$hliiflon 7 — of 4-H Club*. 0 1,000 for eleven hits with each man on Home Run Important .slated for 8:;i0. at 1:.30 with John Hillniah a.s mas­ ab r h o j p rbl BA’s ...... 3 Fox, 2b ...... 4 0 0 4 2 r hustlin', fighlin' Phillies and it’s Plenty of power is packed in the urday afte-. noon at Slorr*. Weaver 2 .333 the winners collecting one hit The home run played a big role Junnie Brnzau.skas will hull for ter of ceremonies. General Man­ 43 ift 33 lb 2 4 7oM 3h 2 ft ft ft Willie rep and Sandy Saddler for Pagani's .. .1 Geer, 3b . . . .. 2 0 0 0 0 3 bate of both clubs. Hamilton w a s’ High won team honors with 39>s ; T-uii . . .1 2 .333 tor the Cards, .^ftel■ four-baggers the East Hartford nine. In liis first GBL ager George Waddell will toss out Fi>w York 3 1 0 1 Parif^ L urlains I the he*\’ywelght title. i Silk City .. Patton, 3b . . . 0 0 0 0 0 1 while Helm and Lea banged out f'O'sh. forced to go all out in winning j points, Hartford High was second ab • ^ rbl jjif vv «.rt rf 2 3 1 1 Kockville .. ...1 3 .250 two lifts each. Vincck was the only i A.sk the harried Leo Diirochei by Tommy Glaviano and Knos mound start, Junnie pinned a 9 to Wilkes-Barre i the fir.st ball with Director Jack Brittner, rf .. 3 0 1 3 0 0 Albany ...... I Crockett behind the plate. The tliree games by a single run, TTi* 311, points. MancheaUr '-ns ,st,nk.. 2n rKobliO’'n. 1 ft 14 Manager '".lari Carter of the , PA*a ...... 1 4 .’200 Silk City man to collect more than | or any of his luckless New York Slaughter had been instrumental 2 defeat on the Broad Street BA’s had no trouble in their en- third with 23H points. . u»rk ’ •» . 0 ft MetA. rf 4 1 «•V A ]M ccl Ko«l M on i in winning the opener for St. Louis. > Motors. -M Sleiiypa. Biid Donovan Binghamton ' High School band will play the Lu/kln. Tex., club of the Gulf \ Totals . .. . .30 4 7 27 6 10 one hit. collecting three. counter*, winning ny better than Eight Manchester athletes qual- ; Tiionnon ci Coan. 1f • 1 0 n .3 tlianls. They’ll toll you they and Marly Klingic pare the Doves Ctica ...... ! National Anthem with David Guav 2 ft 0 .1 ______Coast I-eague stepped on an um- ! By Bal Turklngton Rock vine (S) The Red Men look advantage of 1 eati'hcr Joe Garagiola hit a grand tsn rung on each occasion. Speedy, for next Saturday’s .Stata Inin ri Urliz. rf . .should liave won all four week end Hartford . . . . ' as soloist. President Robb will 2 11 n 2 ft 1 Koiar 2h 4 1 1 3 T/night’e scheduled Rec Softball pire’a foot during an argument. Lefty Jadziniak defied defeat AB K H PO A Islam homer off Kwcll Blackwell in at tlie plate. Hal Lewi* will be at second base nieet. -1^ despite ten miscuca by his mates games troni KtUiie Sawyer’s Whiz In an attempt (o gain their fii.st Williamsport speak hi iefly before "Play Ball is 3 M 2 A 2 * ; Evanj r 2 1 ft 2 LeiygTie game brings together the ; He was fined 128 »10 for using | Owens, cf . . . . . 5 0 1 3 1 ing by his teaniinales. For the ! the fir.st inning to give the Cards for Hamilton Summary . c^--r"omp,on 1 ft ft ft ft « 0 1 ft yesterday afternoon at the Oval Kids. But the boys from Philadel- win. the North Endfi are expected Elmira ...... heard. ^ I Hudson, r second place Paris Curtains and 1 profane language and $18 to re- OPEN Murray, ss .. . . 4 0 0 1 4 Red Mon. seventeen men went to more than they needed to win the Starting Batteries The BA’s boast a heavy hilling Mile run 1, Kelley. N. L Bulkc- i_»iaen rime is 6:15 at the CTiarter Osk 5'ou can think an ump Is s heel. Paganl’s West Sides Jumped into I As a result, the young and eager Chicago pitchers Johnny Schmitz Stan. "The Man ” Kawalac will do National , I 0 0 4 ft ft ft Tri'.Jil!* 27 b 27 7 * 6 Bujak, If, p .. . 5 1 2 1 0 they collected .six runs on five hits. ' ed Iheir starting batteries for the but one well over the .300 average j Leonard, H. Bulkeley, 4, Makow- I Webtrum. /Ijoltt. but don’t step on it a third<^lace tie with the Silk I Phillies wrested the National and Bob Rush turned in nifty the luirhng with Charlie Parciak Philadelphia . . 22 1.7 Locknian. If ...,’ 6 ft 1 1ft ft 1 nm *a Ermisch, lb .. . 5 0 2 6 0 Vfneek then settled down and held opening games. Al Martin will mark. Hamilton’* have a number j *ki, Norwich; 5. Tremblay. n 9 A. M. T O 9 P. M. aty Aces by edging Rockville, 4 I League lead from the Brooklyn mound job.s holding the punchless doing the catching. Chet Kiirolo- B rockl;^ ...... 21 17 ‘ GlIDcl’l. lb .... .5 ft ft 1* 2 ft ft ah r h * ' ''*'^1 riie Red Men will be out after * . Cronlii. 2b .. . 5 2 1 2 0 the Rod Men scoreless for three ; hull for the Dodgers with Allan of distant clouters to overcome ford. T, 4:24.5. ilarlui.(( p • .... J (I ft 1 2 1 ft « a to 3. It was the Weat Sidera first Dodgers. Deadloc ked before yes- Pirates to one run in 18 innitig.s. wicz. Bob O.sborn and Nino Pagani St. L o ^ s ...... ’20 14 Di.MaSffi •- cf ;; . wm number two at the C'urtatn’s Lslng profane language costs Pandlscia, 3b . 5 0 1 2 0 innings. In the sixth the Red Men BostCin...... 18 1.” ■ Frcheit behind the plate. Don Pon- the amaller averages. Discus; 1. Wcady. Nonvich; 2. Hanr^n. p . . ,.. . 1 ft ft ft ft ft ft Tr'j.v 3l» ; ■ 1 1 2 n H/ o I expense. Behind the plate will be , » niajor leaguer more than *10, triumph In there starts while the I terday s games, the Phils divided I Home runs bv Hank Sauer. Wavno have been liiUing tlie ball well and A good, close battle is foreca.6t Scamon, N ev Britain; 3. Griffin, 0 ft 3 Rostek, rf. If . 5 0 2 0 0 scored twice. Cl>fcago ...... 17 R: licelli will serve 'em up for the Wtir.am?. If DAILY Keolschmen were suffering their I a pair with the Giants while Bos- Tor^villiger and Boh Borkowski with a few breaks going their way before what should the best rmw d ^ Manchesier; 5, Karsky. H. Bulke- ... 37 J 4 33 14 2 2 .Sifphenii, Aj h 1 2 2 /I n! Rov Helm With .Steve Bclllnghln usnallT Boucher, p, rf . 3 0 0 0 1 The Silk City was able to push Pltt.sbiirgh . . . . 16 21 ' Cards with Dave McConnell his re­ It/b 1 ' t'l.'i.ung them In. Henry Frey and riayei* pracllie In the minora ttourth loss against a single win. I ton waa beating the Brooks, 4-1. ),elped righthander Rush to his the North Ends could pull an up­ of the season. ley. D. 117 feet. 10 inches. mUadclphia .. »m0 IWy 2'1«J ftj“ u Dr"Pft. lb 4 ft T .{ (Exe«|rt Smd«Y) A former Most Valuable Player across single runs in the second Now York .... 11 If ceiver. Nfw xorK ...... (Wl Wi! Uft UU-- 2 .1 ft ft 2 h " ' / his brother Bill will be In left and "what ...... they. perfect in the * "" majors. Totals ___ .41 8 9 24 7 Tlie Phil.s thus took imdisputed sixth success against one lo.ss. set. Alan Cole has been naminaled to High jump: 1, tie between Opes- Wright, rf winner, Jadziniak proved his and sixth inninga and three runs I posaession of first place by half Cincinnati . . . . 9 21 2d Thoui.:i.iu, hr, lic'lia^. F, Calaer- Goodn.an, 21* 4 0 1 2 ' ^ '''right field respectively Henry Rockville ..0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 Warren Spahn permitted only Tuesday night Robort.-on Pa/k toe the rubber for the Red Sox .sa. Weaver, and Slone. Weaver: 3. I, i’hiiaa''IjHiiH V. ft ft A minor league scout rushed worth by socking out a pair of in the third. a game. .American oil'-, 1>UIK Bkiu. • 3 J, n n Vince. Roy Helm and John Zboray Pagani’s .. .0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 X five liit.s for hi.s sixth victory. will be dark but Wednesday ivfilit 1 with Carl Johnson donning mitt Murphy, Chapman Tech : 4. tie be* fork 9. bo. Joniib-^u 4. ivuneitii.ly 1. Mt'l>r: nxi't p 1 1 1 ft brenlliles* Into the office of the singles, driving in three of the Forest gave up four walks while i .New York . . . . '21 10 .706 - - Week End Sports THE m ed ical As in the victories Friday and Fred Hutchinson and Dizzy the league resumes action with tween Powell. Norwich, and Pres* I Hartung i. iiausen i. jo. Join..H.iu j r 3 1 ft ft ,, n ft will be out to Improve their bat- Runs batted in: Jadziniak 3, striking out four and Vincek is- 21 11 2 I and mask. The Yankees will count­ I luh president, said he d found s fiour runs his side racked up. The Saturday, the Phils wun yester­ Trout pitched the Tigers to their New Bi'ilain Kaceys Hiec-ling Detroit ...... 6.56 ton. Manche-kter. H, 5 feet, 7 inch­ Kui Jlaiii.. 2. itailuiiK 1. ilkiis’eu i. Iio■ 0. I -■ t--...’ 1 ft ft 0 n I) 5 ling avoiagcB. Cronin: Stolen baacs: Brittner, i aued three free pa.sses, 2i 16 .600 3 er with George Markman on the use their " " ’ nderful pitching prospect »44 MAIN STREET other counter dented the plate on day’s 11-inning 5-2 opener becau.se double victory over the Browns. Nichol.STBii.stol. Fridoy bight the Bo.'ton ...... es I llitrtuiio * in 6 2-.1 iMii-ny... Ili>iif.ii 2 ’ITte Curtains will a wild pitch, but it took Jadzi- Owens 2, Cainhy, Cronin. Rostek; Tonight the Red Men will op­ Cleveland ...... 19 16 .543 hill and Norman Hohcnthal catch­ Bv The Associated Pre.ss (i n 24 youthful hurler. Graham H-ilin-'S ‘\N hrre 18 he” ' asked the bo**. they were quick to lake ad­ Trout quit the bullpen to hurl a Ilalian Americans collide with 5': bhot put.r.,,1- 1.1 KarsK.virnr.l.-v H.H Bulk*-Riilk*. . ‘ ^ -IbliiiSun 2 ■.•„.u-.r. in 6. Kuiiiit.iil,v Kuu-um. 1 niak’s second single to put that Sacrifices: Boucher; Double plays: pose the Pans Curtains who have ' Washington . . 18 16 .529 6 ing. Golf u .t.mingi ft* vji 201 lOx ; to atop the up.«urglng Red .Men ‘ IIf'8 uttli a band.’* vantage of a lapse by the opposi­ five-hitter in his first .start. Broad Street Motors, __ ley; 2. Luzzcll, xnartforci, b. t iojci. Haj.i.’n u. u'na- runner in position to score on the pw-en to Camby, Jadziniak-Cim- won two and dropped one. ' Philadelphia . . 13 23 .361 12 The Little League diamond, con- Bt. Andrew*. Scotalnd Frank B-r«ion . . 10-2 021 OOM—t> Graham has pltclvd very well this ' How you know heA Food” '* tion. Primarily because they Joe Page was both hero and goat Stranahan won hi* .second British 5chwartr.; Weaver, 4, Giiffln, ' i.ii,, Bmi»i-.n.n-. ana i ii Met. bad pitch. The winners score slriicled by members of the Rec 21., LftMJggm. DI.M».p Robmnon pilrh ’■ twice in each of the sixth AB u H PO A E i St. Loui.* . . . . . 8 oo .267 14 Boucher 5, Bujak 1. Jadziniak 2; won the nightcap, 3-1. to end a lief hurler pitrlied two hitless in- t headed by Pete Server, is in ex- i.’hapman. 8 and 6 D. 47 feet. 4S inches. j b-Joi»cuii»n Krounu.ii ..uIU-. lur i.'sl- ,m,ca*l.te.ii 3. r..»dm*e Stephen* «n.1 I has only given up 22 hits..good for , gighth frames while Rockville lyaa Frey. 3b. If . . 3 2 I 1 2 International 11.e,I ,.ut ritep... left Bi.jton ’.’ Washing!.>1, 5; 1 13 run*, most of which were un- Strikeout*: Boucher 6, Bujak 1, 1 1 8 0 1 ' seven-game losing streak. ' ning.s to protect a lead for slat ter ' cellcnt condition. There are nearly Fort Worth. Tex. - Sammy , Pole vault: 1, Carlson, Manches- accounting for single runs in the Bi'llinghcri. lb .4 Rochester . . . . 211 11 .615 — bb. McDennnn fi Sclut.r 3, lluJ.son J. j earned. Very capable ball players , Jadziniak 6: Hit* off: Boucher 7 The score was tied 2-2 as the V ic Rasclii in the first game. He Snead won the S15.000 Colonial ter: 2, Luther, Hartford; 3, tie be- , second fourth and ninth. Jadzi- Lra. cf ...... 4 3 2 2 0 0 .Montreal...... 19 13 .591 1’ 500 bleacher seats on the third fo )Iud*oii 1, McDermott 2, Sch*ni.:i; | „.j,b jbe (Tirtains are Ed Pagnni to 4 runs in 7 1-3 Innings; Bujak. ’2 Phils came to bat in yesterday’s was bla.sted for home runs by pinch .National Invitation Tournament tween Hines. Hartford, and Brown, j niak’e clutch hurling smifted out Helm, r ...... 4 2 4 0 Syracuse ...... 15 11 ..577 2' base side of the field. There is ho McDermott 3 in 3 inning* "w "' , Miller. Kelley and Tnuti.risn. Thi.s 0 for 0 run* in 2-3 innings; Wild lu ll inning. Dick Sisler walked to hittgr Billy Hitelieock and Bob with a 72-hole score of 277. Norwich; 5, tie among. Redding. *u> r I” a potential threat in thk final Forest, p ...... 3 0 I 0 0 0 ’ Baltimore .... It 13 .519 4 , ample room for at least 1000 to ■ ut In 4thi; l>ud-.nn ‘ J ' HR should be hotly eontested. piteer: Bujak; Pas.sed balls: Frey, become the first’ Phil ha.se runner Dillinger to blow a tliiee-ruii lead watch the play from the first base Newton. Mass. - - Patty Berg h . Bulkeley, Ewell. Norwich, and I Si*nk> 2 b .J U .j 2 In 5: Harrlii 0 in 2-3 winner, uua- _ ^ frame. Zboray, .■<.* . . . . .3 1 1 2 Springticid ... . 15 15 ..500 4 ' . .3 U 1 Camby; Losing pitcher; Boucher; since Andy Han.sen replaced Clint for staiter Fred Sanford in the side of the field. The area is locat­ won the Women’s Eastern Open' Rosenberg. Weaver. H, 10 feet, eiL-uk »» •.ft) (6-3l; loner. Srhaur- <2-1*; u. Soar. " ' ' 8 P . M. d Vennart, If. 3h .4 0 1 2 1 11 Jerse.v City . . . . 14 16 .467 51 ' P.oyrr, Pa5Aar*IU and B*rrv. l 2 t8. , w i i iHgiiATiiii/its' Umpires; Gleason, Brainard. 5’o*t, rf ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 Hartung in the seventh. Dick nightcap. ed in a natural amphitheater. A championship with a 54-hole to ta l' inches. .-t d on the Toronto ...... 11 20 .3.55 9 of 217, edging Babe Didrlkaon Za- 4.40 yd run 1, Speclor, Weaver: . ‘" j . ^ I A 13.36S. a—Vollm^r fli^d out tot BINGO Phenolf, 2b . . . .4 0 ’ 1 3 1 0 Whitman singled to right. When The second game was halted afl- Cftuiitrv Club INoles four foot fence encircle* the out­ offered his 1 Buffalo ...... 10 19 .345 9 Karlas by one stroke. 2. LeConche, Hartford; 3, W eln-! .n. I S^hani in *th. Kleincr'fi Korner iCO> n. He held fourth with an infield hit for Rock­ — i Don Mueller let the ball get away er si.x and a half innings because , field with a large- scoreboard in 33 8 11 21 6 6 from him, Sisler scored the win- ! of the Pennsylvania Sunday curfew j Today’s (iames centerfield. There is also a flag Track berg. Weaver; 4. Boornazlan, H. i LfH-kiiinn. if n five inn- ville. He scored on two errors, Best l.’l Holes New 5'ork—Three 5’ ale men set Bjjjgjiey. Pohlick, Norwich : i.ilbert lb By Dirk Kleinrr EVERY WEDNESDAY Milk (5) 1ning run and Whitman raced to law that forbids play after 6:59 p. i Eastern pole in centerfield. le.sa led to the second a two-ba.se error at ('My One-Half Handicap IC4-A record.s a* their team won -i«inie, :!53.4. K irlo. p .. NE.4 Staff < orrespnndent . .3 1 0 0 5 0 ' third on the two-base error. in . local lime. - | Hartford at Albany. All teams have been drilling as ujak came second. A hit by Joe Owens in the f ’onn. 3li . . . League Leaders The Washington Senator* are . .4 0 2 0 Detroit shaved the New York ' Sam Mele singled on s h>t-and- I Elmira at Wilke.s-Barre (2t. units for the past three weeks, and the Uile. 220 yd. dash: 1, Cohen, Weaver...... 3u 3 b /i l.i 0 J ...... ★ — as his wild same frame did not figure in the M. Wrobcl, c . f> i Class lA Evanston, 111.-Indiana captured j xreadweU Manchester; 3. Clark f.al* the surprise of the major scoring. . .3 1 1 0 0 1Yankees’ American League lead to i i iin play to .score Eddie -Stewart Henry Rockwell Williamsport at Schanton i2i. previous to (hat, most boys al- !*lilUdelpln8 1 Coll 4148 for what Traev, rf ...... the Big Ten title by one point, Hartford; 4, Knowlea N. L. Bulke; leagues Coffin, If ...... 4 0 0 3 0 s ■two games by whipping the St. ; from fir.st in Itie seventl>/lnning to H.snk Haef.s ...... Binghamton at Utica. lendcd the school which was held ab I h o a e rbl By The Associated Press inning run. Pagani’s tied It up In the sixth. Berkeley, Calif.—Southern Cali-, ...... 1 0 \ 6 ft u ft It’s only a majter of lime be­ Sandy Beach Ballroom 1 Vincek, p ...... 4 2 3 1 1 0 Louis Browns twice, 6-2,and 2-1., win for Wa,sliington oyer the Red Ben Cheney ...... American for a two month period. There are Iry; 5, MamhAll, Norwich. Time AjliDurn National League . ■Ily was uh- Tommy Martin singled and went to fom ta won it.s lOth .straight Pacific 22.9. i*4taii*cr jtf ...... 4 0 1 2 ft ft fore aomebudy decides to Investi­ second as Owens let the ball get 1 Nowak. .I* ... . .4 0 0 2 0 1 ; while the Philadelphia Athletics ' Ko.x. Doc .M cK oc...... -57 1 Chicago at St. Louis—Gumpert 18 boys on each team. 12 of which Batting — Mu*ial, St. Louis, Cryntal Lake Rockville, Conn. Larry Ros- Coast title. 880 yd run: I, BlasUo. H. Bulke-. ''*u*ua ib .. 4 U ft 4 1 0 ft gate them the Initial through him In center. Toniiny 1 Burnett. 2h , , .4 0 1 1 1 0 ' were halving a twin bill with the , Giis Zernial's hoi/er with one on ( lass B (0-31 vs Schact (O-Oi. will be eligible to play and in uni­ Atlanta. Ga Bill Albans of ■ ,»h . A 1 1 n- 0 iJ ft .442; Hopp. Pitt-sburgh. .371. ru n ./ Conran worked a pass from i Plummer, lb . .2 0 1 8 0 2 ' world champions. The A s came priKluccd the only funs in Chicago's Dr. H. Boyd ...... Boston .at Washington — Papai form. ley; 2, Gallo, H. Bulkeley: 3, Dl- bitior. 11 . 4 ft - *1 ft ft, Runs — Jones, Philadelphia and ,W4/CU9llify^ North Carolina -set nev- marks in- 4. Broccoli. — ★ ...... Coach Jackie Cronin led off the Boucher. Bill Cobb skied deep in H. Wrobel, cf . .2 0 0 0 0 1 1up with four runs in their final in- fir.st game vR-tory over Blnrly ' Al Leone ...... (2-2) vs Nagy (2-l’l. Appearing with the Dodgers will ri ». 3 ft I 4 t) ft l ’ Glaviano. St. Louia 30. Although its Improbable, at the high and low hurdles aa the ^-ch ^ 5 Boylngton, i b-bcmlmck ,. 1 0 0 0 U ft 0 center for the second out. Bill - 1 ning to win the second game. 6-5. Wynn and the,.{ndian3. Wight scat------Only’games scheduled. be Frehelt, Bob McIntosh. Martin. this point a World Series between Held Under the Auspicen of Southeastern Conference 1 rnTm. 7 lu 2 iiuilAl. 2b FVey got a free ticket, setting the SO 5 6 18 7 4 . after New York had won the' tered nine Kits |or his third tri­ Best 12 Holes National Bob Daigle. Nelson Quimby, Mark the Southern Conference ^ Hartford. Time, 2.04.2 2 0 I* i t n olcaso."3n’*wl'tlJke,~PiUsb^^^^^ Ns Phillies is pos- 100 yd. daah: 1, Knowles, N. L. Lopi-u. t ...... e. stage for the first of Jadziniak’., Innings: 1opener, 6-3. umph. One-Half Handicap Brooklyn at New Y’ork—Roe Solomon. Bob Sweet, Jim Foley. ‘ Hcmuelmap. P n n 0 1 II II Hits — Muslal, St. Louis. 53; "i*^- CRYSTAL LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT hits. Walt Fox's long fly ended Silk C i t y ___ . 013 001 0-- 5 ’ Washington shoved Besston into; ( ’lasst.A (1-2) vs Kennedy (2-2). Doug Minor. Jack Small. Herman Mannheim, Gertnany Jer^y: Bulkeley ; 2, Harris, Hartford; 3, s-B looa* f.rtn I II II li n II u jethroe, Boaton and Roblnaon-j | That would be liks matching \ I // / the Inning. Ked Men . . . . . 330 002 X third place with a 7-6 triumph TrafBc accidents caused 843 In- i Doc McKee ...... 43— 3 - <0 Only game scheduled. Gimther. Quentin Hagedorn. The Joe Walcptt took a 10-round decl- Cohen, Weaver; 4. Sharaf, Weav- churcli. r ...... II 0 0 u 1 0 D Brooklyn, 45 . . . .. | L UMBER Although Rorkvillc got two run­ Runs batted in. Lea, Helm 2, ! over the Red Sox. Cleveland and , jiirira in New London Countv din­ ( Ben Cheney ...... 44— 2— 42 I International Cards will have McConnell. Bob *ion from G«rmiin HeavyV'^etght 1 «r, 5, Marshall, Norwreh. T. :10.3. M lllfi. P ...... 0 0 0 0 0 u u Doubles —Musial, St. Ixtuls. 15; I Henry Rockwell .... 44— 2—42 i 1 Sutton. Bill Moz^er. Ponticelli. (Champion Hein Ten Toff before' Javelin; 1. Longb, Chapman \BUlLDim SUPPLIES ners on in the seventh, they were Forcist. Yost, Vincek. Burnett; Chicago swapped shutoiit*, Steve ing J948. Springfield at Jersey City. 1 « 34 A 3 1 Robinson, Brookljm, 14. ; Hank Haefs ...... 41— 2—42 Tack Hedlund, Steve Provost, Tom t2S,CK)0. / Tech; 2, Prealon, Manchester, 3. local* . 11 unable to score. A double play two-base hits. Vincek. Lea; stolen ,Nt. .vrk .. OOU U03 Olx—3 Triples — Ashbum, Philadelphia, ! Alarm Clocks got Boucher out of more trouble bases. Bollingheri, Conn; left on ( lass B Third Buc to Hit 6-« Murphrey. Tom Russell. Paul Sar- W ashinfton—The National B o x -; Specltm, Weaver; 4, Stone. Wind- 4; Kerr and Jethroe, Boston and ' hnm; 5 izbickl. sNonA-ich. D-. ^g 1644 I■ PhiUdcIphi* [SHINGLES . r o o f i n g ' In the seventh when Owens on- bases. Red Men 10, Silk City 8; .1. E. McLaughlin. . . . .53— 10—43 ! tor. Ronnie Masnicki. Vin Kohen . Irg Association refuseij . to atrip Musial and Slaughter, St. Louis 3. Electric or Wind corked a strike from center to cut ' bases on balls. Forest 4, Vincek 3; Best Balanc^^ Fastest Colin Davies ...... 56— 11—45 ' Pittsburgh—i/Pi—First baseman ; and Bruce. Smith, •-Jake LaMotta of hla middleweight feet, 7's Inches. uliben, aunky and Dark; leu, Home Runs — Klner, Pittahurgh, ' i InsulaHnn • Wallboards * Door* | 51— 6 —45 Broad jump: 1, Knowles, N. L. ■ philsdelphi* 6; New York 12; bb. /ir** Brittner, attempting to | strike-ouls, Forc.st 4 ‘. wild pitches. Boh Da\’i s ...... Johnny Hopp, who performed the i Eligible Red Seekers Include crown but said he must defend hla Gordon, Boston, Pafko, Chicago Arthur Drug Storrfi Ray DcllaFcra ...... 53— 8 45 till* in 90 day* if/he defeat* Rocky Bulkeley; 2. Staakelunas,’■■ ■ ■ — New jj,i„[xeliiisu (. Church g. Ko»lo 3. Mil­ Chl-Naniel -Paints / M l score after the catch. Forest 1, Vincek 1; passed halls. 1 feat recently, is the third Pirate to Johnson, Al Churilla. David Toom- and Jones. Philadelphia, 8. Grazlano. i Britain; 3, Covell, East Hartford; ler 1: *o, Hriiitselmi.n 2, Koslo-2; ho. AH Fully Guaranteed Oet* Into Trooble Helm 1; umpire, Vitlncr; time, ! make six consecutive bits In one ey. Al Cole. Lon Gqgnon. Dan Stolen Bases — Jethroe, Boetor. Field Sj^t For 500-Miler Rest Ball ..Boeing ' 4, Rooenberg, Weaver; 6 Magnoll. Helnuelmaii 4 in ( innings; Church Youngstown Kitchen Cabinets 1:20. I game. Paul Wancr compiled a Renn, Ed W ojclk. Bill Kelley. Boucher started the eighth by Tom Kelley Epsom, England - - Galcador, a i Britain. D.. 20 feet. 4ts Inch- I In 1 1-3; Miller 1 in 3-3; winner. Terwilllger. Chicago, Reese and walking Conran for the second if similar record in 1926, and in 1924 Steve Cooper. Clyde Richards. Ir­ Kodo i3-4): loser, HeiiiUelman (1-31; Snider, Brooklyn, 5. Indianapolis, May — iiP)—No- . Bill Schindler of Freeport, L. I.. Jitti Prior . . . 67 ving August and Dick Stevenson. Freneh 100-9 shot, heat American- *g u. Bsllsniant. Bsrllck and DoiialeUi; straight time. Frey outlcgged an the late Hazen (Hikl) Cuyler col- owned P/lnce Simon, Uie favortto, ggq r*iy; j, Hartford (Har- Strikeouts — Robert*. Philadel­ •ihi body is likely to ru^ away from 41-year-old veteran, of the dirt John Chanda The Yanks roster Includes Hohen- t. 3:17; *, 33.9M. s— Bloodworth J h l h i r infield hit with one down. Again Carl Hultine 68 I lected six for six. Jim Bottomley by a head to win the Epsom Der- : ^ig, Luther. Clark and LeConche); grounded out lor HsliiUelman in 7th, phia, 47; Spahn. Boston, 42. the Thompsoiiville southpaw struck Sports Schedule the field - as Julcg Goux did in tracks but a speedway novice, was of the Cardinals and Roger (Doc) thal. Roger Benson, Markham. Ron Pitching — Rush, Chicago, 6-1,‘ POLIO Al Fish u—Seniinirk grounded out loi tvnit- 1913- in tomorrow’s 500-mile the sensation of the last qualify­ Brault. Bob Hubbard. Dick Tarca, by. . , [12, Weaver (Sailor. Sharaf, Weln- the key blow, singling sharply tm Del St. John . 69 I Kramer of the Athletics twice pej- N«w York—Black Douglas ran | Specter); 3. H. Bulkeley mkn In VUi. .857; Bankhead, Brooklyn. 4-1, 800. LITTLE auto race at pidianapolis Motor ing week-end. An artificial leg Leo Cyr. David Heiyart. Charlie right and sending home the tie­ Tonight Bundy Tarca : formed the feat. Topping them, four and a half furlongs on Ui* , (LoY^tt Leonard, Boornazlan, INSURANCE Spetdway, The cars arc too much didn’t keep him from qualifying breaker. Bujak was called In. BA’s vs. Hamilton, 6 p. m.— 69 however, was Wilbert Robinson, Bogginl. Gary Dougan, Jim Rag- (Pint Gsaiei Amerleaa League a'i’tcc. ' the Auto Shippers Special at Bob Smith . . gtraighUway In :50 3-5, cUPP»n/! Bloako): 4, Manchester; 5, New The latter got, the second out on a Oval. the ex-Dodger manager who made I azzo and Ronnie Cyr, Gordy Davis, two-fifths of a second from Alga- T 1-86 7 Mew Verk 4 Batting — Doby, (Heveland, .402, pop up and then committed his North Ends vs. Doves, 8:30 p. Ti :ie trials that ended yester­ I 132.791 miles an hour, fourth-best seven straight hits In an 1892 game one-legged youth, will bi co-man- a b r h ft a p rbl LEAGUE Women’s Note* irtr-s 1948 w-orld m w k. Team scores: Weaver 39 1-3; 2 0 1 ehner, Philadelphia, .385. Statistics Show It May Invade Manchester y ou can’t wild throw. Art Ration drew’ a m.—Robertson. day produced the hfst-baianced. I of the field. for Baltimore. ager of the Y'ankees. Rlztuto. •* ...... 2 2 1 * Even Hole Tournament winners Albany Callf.-Bolero l-Hartford 31>i; Manchester 23H: 0 0 Runs — DIMagglo. and Stephens, pa.ss in a pinch-hltttng role, but fastest lineup of the 34 Memorlsl A newTipeedway rule this year B row n . 3b ...... 4012 1 Red Men vs. Paris, 6:15 p. m.— for the Manchester Counliy Club won the f ' Hartford Bulkeley 23 1-3, New 1 Ull rich, lb ...... 4 0 1 4 J 0 1 Boston. 37. Brittner fanned. Day sweepalakes. The 33 cars , will permit an alternate to start COST:— $10.00 for three years protection— Leaa tha* Charter Oak. i women la.st week were.Julie Faulk­ b-CoUlns. lb, ...... ft 1 0 0 0 ft 0 Runs Batted In — Stephens, Bujak got the ball rolling in the averaged 131.045 )niles an hour, *■^£1 hrMklmr^hi worid record London Bulkeley 21. Norwich Zions vs. Center Congo*. 6:15 ' if one of the 33 top qualifiers is ner. low gro.ss, 45; first and second DIMkCgio. r( ...... h 2 3 3 1 ft 1 Ic per day pays up to $5,000 expenses for any one mem­ b ea t a ninth by tapping a single inside compared with la-st year’s previ­ }ston, 43; Williams, Boston. 39. p. m.— Memorial. I out of action. The first alternate Is low nets m a draw were Olga B erra, t' ------...... 4 0 0 * 0 0 0 Hits — DIMagglo. Boston. .52; ber of your fam ily-yourself, your wife, or any chlW. the third base bag. When Pagani ...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 1 Broad-Goods vs. Indies, 6:15 ous record o f 128.361. , Clark Griffith, a first-timer from Havey, 59-23—36, and Li’ Holway, in by one-flfth of « second. l Tech lO, Ea*t Hartford », \Mnd- Woodhn*. If fumbled the apple, Bujak contin­ I he field matches 17 veteran ham 2. c-Dsuer. If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Stephens, Boston. 50. It pays for the following: " p. m.—Charter Oak. [ Indianapolis, who was pushed 57-21—36.. ued on to second, scoring on a hit speedway drivers against 10 first- Mspe*. rf ...... h I .1 3 0 1 1 Doubles — Kell. Detroit, 12; Tuesday, May SO from the lineup yesterday by Saturday and Sunday there will 3 by Bob Ermisch. Ermiach went lime starters and six who were Thompson Speedway Major Tennis Victor* Coleman. 3b ...... 5 0 2 1 0 0 Wertz, Detroit, 11. ' HEADQUARTERS (1) HMpital Care ' Johnny McDowell of Los Angeles. be a Sweep.stake.s 'Tournament. to third on an qrror. Jadziniak Little League opens at Memori­ K s s b l, p ------...... 3 0 0 0 I 0 0 Triples—Dillinger, ■ Philadelphia initiated to the grind last year...... 0000 0 0 0 (2) Iron lung rental al Field. Apart from Faulkner’s phenom- Thursday la invitation day. but the New Haven. May 29— (^,—Ma­ s-Dclsing ... and Mapes and Henrich,* New | arose to become the master, get­ The dean of the lineup is Mauri ... ------.u- Kickers’ Nine-Hole Tourney will THOMPSON, CONN. Old and Dangerous ...... ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 ting Cronin to fly out with only one Red Sox V*. Yankees at 2 p. m. enal 10-mile qualifying run, the jor victors In the 27th ConnecUcut P a ge. P . . . . York, 5. (3) Medical Care, physician’s fee, etc. Ro.se o f South Bend, Ind., starting spread of the field ranged only continue as a regular event, and in run scoring. Babe Pandlscia rolled Dodgers vs. (Cardinals at 3:30 TREES REMOVED I tennis championship* are. Mrs. Ba­ ...... *6 « 12 77 » 1 6 Home Runs — WiUlame, Boston, for the 14th time and hoping to from Green’s 132.910 to Jackson’s case of rain there will be bridge INDIANAPOLIS OF THE E.\ST T o ta l* ------Specials For This Week (4) Nursing care— (graduate or licensed) out to first, Efmisch holding up at p. m. become tjhe first four-time winner. ba Madden Lewis of Jamaica PklUdelphU Z 1 11; Dropo, Boston, 10. ^ 129.208. playing at the clubhouaei Lawn Grading. Gravel, third, and Rostek bounced back to Second Congo* vs. St. Bridgets, The youngest is Jerry Hoyt, In­ I Plain, Mosa.. and Tony Vincent of a b r h o a a rbl 1 Stolen Basse — Dillinger, Phila­ (5) Transporation 'Tuesday, Husband-Wife Scotch- Between Webster, Mass, and Putnam, Connecticut ft 0.1 Jadziniak, wrapping It up. 6:15— Memorial dianapolis, 21 year old and dream­ Jackson’s Chimmins Diesel Spe­ Sand and Fill I Miami Univaralty and New York, J o o st. u ...... 4 0 1 3 3 delphia. 6; DIMagglo, Boston, end OFFICIAL LITTLE LEAGUE ball will begin at 1 o’clock. Sec­ Dillinger. 3b ...... 4 1 2 0 0 (6) Ambulance Service Bujak. Ermisch and Rostek cial is the first Diesel in the field | M ing of becoming another beardleas ond round matche-s in the Spring i They each won two titles as the ...... 4135 0 0^ 1 Doby, Cleveland, 4. pounded out two hits each in the Sets New Record since 1934, when the top speed for Bulldozer Work Lebner. If . sensation like Louie .^Moyer in Tournament must be played by i tournament ended here yesterday. Clwpnisn. et ; ...... 4 0 ^ 0 2 0 0 o! Strikeouta — Reynolds. New ADIRONDACK BATS Fill out the following application and mail It toffethw nlne-hlt attack off Jadziniak. Pa- that type of engine was 105 miles MEMORIAL DAY MODIFIED We have a new machine , 1928, Jimmy Murphy in 1922 or Sunday, June 4. ! Vincent hod an easy time with V s lo , r f ------...... 4 » 1 * n 1) ft York. 42; 'Lemon, Cleveland, 35. with remittance of $10.00 or come in the office and talk ganl’B made their ses’en hits good North Bergen, N. J., May 29— an hour. The big Green car was 1 Dick Norria of Yale and Milwau­ ...... 4 0 1 * 2 0 1 Pitching — Byrne, New York, ! Frank Lockhart in 1926. to renew dead lawni. Fain, lb ... it over. But don’t detoy! It is $10.00 weU inveated. enough to win by getting them at (J*)— August Nlgl of Oceanside, N. Mechanically, the contest will rated a distinct threat to win on j STOCK CAR CLASSIC kee, Wi*., winning the . singles duder, 2b . 4002 4 (J 0 4-1. .800; Hudson, Washington, 6-2, No. 302J— List 12.4.'). Special $ 1 .9 5 th»>rlght time. Frey chipped In V.. has established a new record in send 32 four-cylinder ears against durability, proved in more than crown, 6-1, 6-2. ' U u e r r s ...... 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 .750. with tw o hit*. f-MeCotky ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 the annual Albany-to-New York a lone six-cylinder Diesel to be 860 miles of test runs on the • ON THE '/, .MILE BANKED TRACK A. Latulippe & Son outboard motor marathon. AstroU. c ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OFFICIAL LITTLE LEAGUE driven by Jimmy Jackson of Des­ speedway. ■ 780 Vernon St. Call 6077 OM Picture ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 It is estimated 20 millioB mete­ The 33-year-old sheet metal Fowler, p . I* NABM ...... • • a • e • • e e a a • • # a •• ert Hot Springs. Calif. All will be Several famous racers of recent, W y s e , p ...... * 0 0 1 2 0 0 ors enter the atmospbere of the worker averaged 39.3 MPH yester­ -li-IO to 8 P. M. conventional rear-driver racers ex­ years, notably the Novi Specials, i ; TUESDAY, MAY 3 0 -2 P. M. New Yoric— The photo-fin­ g-Moses ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 eartb dolly. Wilson and Spalding Baseballs ...... See 4UTO GLASS day as he churned over the chop­ cept Rose’s Howard. Keck Special failed to make the lineup in the | DICK Rain Date Sunday, June 11—2 P. M. ish camera, only in recent years In­ Hooper, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 py 130-mlle Hudson River course and the Blue Crown Specials to frantic last hours of qualifying i troduced In England and generally K lie m s n . p ...... 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0. I S. Hew neany ekUdrea ...... MIRRORS in hla sleek yelloiw tub to win the yesterday. I coasidored a modern gadget even Brissle, p • ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 O ' List $2.35. Special $ 1 .7 5 be driven by Bill Holland of Read­ h-HItehcock ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 BALCH 18th annual event. ing, Pa., the 1949 winner, and Duke Nalon of Sherman Oaks,! Gold Cup Challenge Race In thia country, was devised and We^Weamhouae I A ges'ef ...... Tony Bettenhausen of Tlnlcy Calif., badly burned in a spectacu- BLOW first operated by John C. Hemment, Touts .. M 3 I r 13 1 3 LITTLE LEAGUE SHOES ■ I 8. Rave' any maoebar e f year fanally ever had er yeeUvei Yeslerday’a Stars . 101 UQU 033—6 . «» ■ Park, III. iar uTeck last year, was stopped Yesf- early horoq photographer, who Nsr.- York rcinerica's Finest I medical treatOMat for pallem>'elitiar The out-numbered newcomers in the rebuilt Novi by a broken au- ; Now Associated With Plus SlOO boiiub to any outside car and driver who mounted a camera atop the judge’s Phlladtlphls UOO 001 300—3 Before You Batting; Sewing Machine Is Bob Dillinger, Ath- yielded nothing to the old-timers per-charger shaft. Veteran Chet; winii the feature race over the Newr England Auto Rac­ W« ire interested in huild- atond at Sheepshead Bay track 3b, rain; 3b, DlMscflo, Map**; dp. KEDS - $4.75 and $4.95 I Data ...... aigoatare of Applleoat...... ■; V-: letics—Had L field day with four Sudsr, J cost and Fain; Wyse,. Guam in three week-ends of time trials. Miller, Loa Angeles, made one' ing Association or Interstate members. ing custom built houaca. here in 1890. and Fain; Rltsutu. Coleman am; Hen- hit*. Including a double and homer false start when hla 550-horsepow-: GUARANTEED 20 YRS. TYLER - $3.98 Buy! in four times at bat aa the A ’a Walt Faulner of North Long Roy Motors .13 Starters In Main Event Open Competition 'rich; left. New York 11. PblUdelphls or Novi engine didn't run amooth- j Your ideas will materialize T eob ghieiaaar. nipped the Yankees, 6-5, after New Beach, Cailf., set a 10-mlIc qualifi­ 9; bb. off Fowler 3, Wyse 3, Hooper cation record o f 134.343 miles an ly and time ran out before he ’ Direct all inquiries to Bud Tairo. Putnam Hotel, with our financial iruidance New T orl^ PaSMUchell. six- 3, Raschl I. Fsgt 2; so. by Wyss 1, York had won the opener, 6-3. Dil- Kascbl 4, Page 3: ao, Rtschl 9 . la. 7 17 Models 8g9.o0-~$299.50 Unger scored three runs and hour in the Grants piston ling could get back to the atarting line. Putnam, Conn., or the Thompson Speedwray. tnd superior workmanahip. ' foot four-tneb, 340-pound tackle special. A new Bowea Beal Fast Special , : o f Um profeeoional New York Innings; Pag* 0 in 3; Fowler • la 3; STUART J. WASLEY homcred to snap a 5-5 tie. Inc. N ASSIFF ARMS CO. Cedi ’’Green, Houaton, Texas, got into the lineup after being Wyse 1 In A: Hooper 3 In 2-3; Kliemsn Pitching: Johnny Schmitz. Chibs DeSoto-PIymouth Sales I Yonks, la using his football earn- 3 In 1-3; Brissle 1 In 1; hbp„ by Wyse TEL. N48er7l4» Bolch-Pontioc, had the second fastest time trial wrecked by 23-year-old ’ Troy General Admission including BoR,or Grandstand— $2.00 I Inga for off-season study toward KRAH'S STATE THEATElTBUILmNG tU H —Limited tha Pirates to five hits Jarvis Realty Co. lEerrs); sinner. Bsschl (6-31; loser. ' 4 Blocks North of P. O. “ Tour Sporting Goods Soecialiafs ’ in pitching the Cubs ti> a 6-0 shut- o f 132.910 miles an hour in the Ruttmon of Ontario, (Jallf., May T E L . 4 6 3 1 General Admission-^1,20 a maater’a degree in mechanical____Hooper ______(3-31; U. ______Summers. Orlere and Inc. John Zink Special. Fred Agaba- 12, The cor was rebuilt from the. .4 Dover Road 1015 MAIN ST.— TF.LEPHONE 2-1647 rtctw * r out triumph in the first game of a N.ewr and Used Cars ' engineering at. the University of:gt*v»n*; t l;K: * »*lir»4 forj 881 Main S«. Phone 4451 double-header. He also batted in ahian, Albsmy, (Jallf.. qualified for ground up, and Ruttmon came!. Come.Early For Choice Seals [California at Loe Angeles. |lU*clii la tth; b, ColUn* r*n for H*n-1 ISS Ctatcr Straet VoMltan back to quail f,v it Saturday at ewniivr* fopa ! four runs with a double and sin- his third ’’300" with the third fast- m est time. X32.793, 131,912 miles on hour., y

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MANCHESTER EVENTNd^HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MAY 1^60 1PJt<3*TW*LT« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 29. 1950 •V Wanted to Kent 6H Hons4!h'iB(d Gooda Houm b f o i Sa H 71 Bjllding— (nntrarlins 14 Help Warned— Female 38 Articlea for.Sale 48 Two German fishermen were 1'IHINEKVILI.K FOLKS BY KliNTAiNR FOX Antoniiiliilto Fm Sale 4 SIX-ROOM OoIoniSkl, coflapiete, 3 Four sets of twin* attend a When men aeek jobs they go to MAKE 120 a day! M I SUybright BRAND New small bouae aafe, 12x YbUNO COUPl ^ “ ALL LANDLORDS A farmer's complaint; "When any extreme, e*peclaUy If there la trying their luck on opposite e x p e r t Carpenter will build or yeaya old, large living room, tile crops are poor we haven’t anything southern college. -Both members brass nsune plates for front doors. 12x15 inside measurements. Call BRIDES AND\}ROOMSI!8ND^R< of each pair look as alike aa two a acarclty W positions. That old banka of the River Spree. The ang­ EVENT OF THE MONTH • 1941 fX>RD tu(lor,\ Waclt. Many help owner build or repair. Rates f r e e RENTAL SERVICE bath, flrcplatc, hot water oil .heat, Sense And to sell. If we have good crops, ler on the British Zone bank was Qiisiifieq reasonable. Address. Builder, Box Write Hubstamp, 308-M Con­ 2-1867 after 6 p. m. Have your COME TO Albert'-ilbert’sX;' college students. story about the man who heard extra* »»00. 0 *U 3T02. AAAArA-V-BI» fully Insulatea, very clean the price drops until we can't sell pulling In plenty of flab, while C urt S jm s’ e l p e s t daugh ter and rufus Wortle’s son E, Herald. gress, Boston, Maas. safe dopoeit box at home.. Why do you need our services? Nonsense another man crying "help" la in­ "Economy" \ Becauso « e can give you the Tight throughout. Within 5 * miniitcfl at a profit ' dicative. The yelling man was in the flaherman on the Russian Zone FlNALLYi REACH THE HANP-HOLPING STAGE- 1948 PONTIAC, rtreanjllner de­ 3 ROOMS FURNlTUREv. .$197 walk from Main street and achool. Just to make father stop and bank couldn't get a bite. The AdvwrtitemCTb SALBIS GIRL Wanted (20-35), ex­ tenant witlmul any trouble or ex­ Abe'.s boy Ikey was In the outer the bay. "Help! Help! I can’t luxe, four door, hydrairiatic, lot* BohIb and AcresanrieB 46 Owner has to sacriflee. Price >18,- think: a burglar landed In a Michi­ German on the Russian side shmit- Floristii— Nur«erie* 15 perienced preferred. Six day "Hollywood" . ' . pense. Ll.at nil vaeancies with us. office when a telegram arrived, Fortune Teller — You have a lot gan jail for robbing a baby'a bank. swim,” it* shouted. "Where do you CLASSIFIED ADVT. of extra*. *l,59a. Call J-1406 week. Able to worl 5 days 1-9 3 ROOMS FURNITURE . ^ 8 500. Call C-barlea Lesperance. Tcl. of money coming to you. ed In Irritation: "Mow do you HAVE You checked up on the 1950 5ranehe.‘iter and nearby areas. and the stenographer called out: work" Inquired a paaaer-by. “At DEPT. HOURS: after 8. TRANSPLANTED bedding plants, p. m. Sportswear. Write Box R, "Honeymoon" 3620. Dentist — That’s easy. What I manage to catrb so man.v Rah Johnson Sea Horae outouards? 'Open 9 ,\. M. to 9 P M. Stenographer — A wire from the Smith's coal yard" was the answer. ageratum, marigolas, petunias, Herald. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE want to know is when my patient* As aoon aa a political campaign -while I get none?" "Very simple." 8:S0 A, M. to 4:48 P. M. 1948 OLDSMOBO.K cltib nedanette For dependability and years ot HYDE STREET. Just lUted, at- salesman, Mr. Bemiteln. la over It'a no longer aporting to The paaaer-by beat It for Smith's replied the man on the British snaps, salvia. zinnias, dwarf "Charm House" b u il d - BUY RENT are going to begin paying. coal yard. “ Say," he explained, very clean throughout. Private service *o "Johnson. ' We lead, tractlve 8 room single, combina­ Boss —^ Read i^ out loud to me. call a man a horae thief. aide, "the fish over here aren't dahlias, etc. Transplanted vege­ EXPERIENCED Upholstering 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ..I486 ! "one of your men la drowning. Can lAurty Telephone 3620. others follow. Free us* of our test Contact The tion screens and storm windows. Stenographer — Was in Dallas afraid to open their mouths." table plant*. Tomatoes, peppers, sower for part time work, eve­ "Dream House” Two colored boys were having I have hla Job?" "Y'ou'rc too late,’] nings. Tel. 0134. tank extended to all outboard 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ..>695 j Automatic gas hot water heatar, Monday stop in Houston Wednes- Just after marriage a contor- Loat and foand CUEAN CARS—PRICED RIGHT celery, cabbage, lettuce, broccoli, RK^ViL KSTA'rK BUR?:AU ayd stop be In New Orleans Thurs­ an argument about ghosts. One of replied Smith, "The guy that owners. We ouy' sell, trade, t.’apl- "Dc-Luxe House” oil burner. Dormer windows, open them claimed to have seen a ghost tioniat waa arreated for forgery. pushed him In got 11." And that Friend What 1 am today 1 owe WRITTEN GUARANTEE etc. Four acres hardy plants. WOMAN PrcHser wanted. Oood 3 ROOM.S FURNITURE ,.$895 42 X '‘'''uni St Room .17 day stop. XjOST—lady’* navy blue gabar­ Shrubs, evergreens, fruit trees. tol Equipment ('o., 38 Main stairway. Exterior newly painted. as he passed the cemetery the night And to think that hla wife might is the way of some of the can­ to my wile. pay. steady work Apply In per­ LONG EA,SY FRIENDLY TERMS H.irtford______6-7391______Boa* — Ikey, leave that girl have atralghtened him out. dine rain cap. Wednesday, In 1950----- OU5SMOBI1JC 88 SEDAN Premiere strawberry plants. Win­ street 7958. Extra deep lots, trees. Ntc^y before. didates who aeek political office Man -Well, what are you? son. New .System Laundry. Har­ landscaped. Immediate Occupancy. alone and let her read the telegram. narkinx lot at Popular Market. 1949 PONTIAC SEDAN dow boxes and urns tilled. Wood­ *^01! ^ , tr. I WA NTED - By " reliable family Amo.s—What was dlshere ghoa’ and others who aeek political Friend I'm the husband of the rison street. .NEW AND used outboard motors SET UP Electric Re or ^^^r g flW ». « room rent. I A real buy at $10,800 with X2,* Pinder return to 44 Morse Road. . 1048 PLYMOUTH SEDAN land Gardens. 16S Woodland doin' when you las' seen him? A foahlon note saya; "Knitted crumbs. best Ijridge player In the neigh­ 1 1948 CHEVROLET SEDAN and outboard bouts. Marine glue, Combination Range Included, ex-i ’ o , , , ' ' 800 down, or veteran may pur­ Quick-Change Artist Sam—Jes failin’ behind’, mlstnh; coatumes arc in high favor." Sort street Phone 847». OUTSIDE Neighborhood work, cept the "Economy" and "Holly- j Phone z-J iu . . ______borhood. Reward. ______CHEVROLET AERO COUPE paints and hardware. Outboards chase with $1,000 down, Wm, The dress that beckons from the failin' behin rapid. o’ worked their way up. we pre- good profit, write and we will In­ repairca. McIntosh Boat Co., wood.” The single objection to hidden l o s t —Young gray tiger cat. | ,948 PONTIAC SEDAN LARGE Assortment of mixed j I Goodchlld. Sr.. Realtor, office 15 store Bume. taxes 1* that they are too easily He Says—The woman who tries VfMiv shaved section on stomach. ; ^947 CHEVROLET SEDAN terview you, P. O. Box 557, Mid­ north end Purnell Parking Place. The "Dc-Luxe" House Includes Aparlmenl lluKdinR for I Forest street. Manchester, 7925 Is always stunning, chic, and more. potted plants and baskets for j dletown. Conn. Phone 2-3102. both Electric Refrigerator and Sharpen Teeth found. to hide her age, show* It. Well, she AM-sirs to a whlsUe. Revmrd. 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN cemeteries and Memorial day. | Sale \ 6 9 ' or 8891, But hanging tn my wife's clothes (From Coldwater. Minn., Dally Big Boss — Did you deliver that would show It If she didn't. Maybe ^ iT m 9^ N1« selection. 1934 to 1P42 Combination Range. Geraniums. 50c; Begontas 50c; ] r k SPONSIBLE Housekeeper for * , Reporter via H. Q. K.) message to Mr. Dunn? she can fool n f^w. -______;------' cars. BARSTOW ^ays, "It * the truth!" Phone Waterbury 4-3144 or write Apartment house for salc.^ F arm -!------;------Somehow It's changed to "that old Office Boy—Nope, ho wasn’t in. I Advice to little klda: U will soon POUND_Pair of man's glasses.; Terms To Suit You large pots of Ageratum, 50e; cut family of three. Live In, Refer­ . Super values In outboards, Martin Mr. Albert for appointment. Day ington avenue. Hartford.''Here's Lola for Sal* 78 For Sale — 100 year old white ; be time to keep your fingers out of rag." Leghorn hens: 50c If taken at once. Big Boss - Why didn't you wall Owner Inquire at Rivard and Ste. Open E^•enings 'Til P flowers at reasonable prices. An­ ence* required. Permanent, pro- 1949. model 40. 4.2 H, P., used 5 or Evening. If you have no means the electric fan. .She You must find collerllng tostant home for right person —Mildred Veley Hardcastle. Ph. 016-Y. for him. as 1 lold you? nual flowering plants, 25c dozen. hours fresh water only, like new, of transportation we will send our over $8,000 annually on a I utilities. ^ a rotten job. Nobody likes to see \ Marie, 747 Main street. Sundays 9 to 1 McConvllle's Greenhouse. 302 Phone 2-9125. private "Courtesy Aiito" for you. Office Boy—Well, the door was $100. Martin. 1948. model 60. 7.2 Investment. Call s a m u e,I , --ao locked, and the sign on It said: 'Re­ Ever wonder why people do such you. jrOUND—Relaxing and insuring COl.B MOTOnS- -4184 Woodbrldgc street. Phone 5947. H. P., $100. New Evlnrudes, $77.50 No obligation. The man who get* to the top 1* A brute Is a husband who leaves He — On the contrary, they all Schwartz. Hartford 1-5138. or'\______’ his wife alone all evening -with­ turn Immedinlelyi' so I beat it back crazy things In. the evening, just h obi^ Learn to „ i Open evenings until 9. Open all up. Barstow’i, your Evlnrude A—I ^ B —E—R—T—•—S the aame fellow- who got to the to avoid going to bed early? 1 ask me to call again. Help Wanted— Male 36 MAIN STORE—WATERBURY Mrs. White 8274, Manchester. LOTS OF LOTS bottom of a lot of things first. out a clgaret In the house. a* fast as 1 could. Dana^ Cannon Art Studio. 983 , 1933 PLYMOUTH Coupe, >35 day Memorial Day. dealer. Just north of Post Office. Mam s ^ t . Classes for adults I Open Thurs. Eves, till 9 p. m. Phone 4227. $2 HOUR! 55ome make more. Sell Phone 3234. ^veral e>;tra large lota in LANK LLONAKl) and ch ild r^ Write for bulletin, name pl.ates for houses. Supplies Hartford. New Haven. Meriden Housea tor Sale, 7'2 Not Impressed! 16A choiCR, locations. HICKBY FINN or call 2-1021. , ______I R m finir free. Write National, 214 Sum­ HAVE JUST taken a 20 ft. G.E. Trailera for Sale 6 A 1948 MAR’HN 40 outboard motor. EXCELLE.VT. Large 6-room WE DIPN'T HEAR ROOKING — Specialising in re- mer. Boston, Maas, home freeser on a trade. Never S. A. BEKfHLER Call 2-2665. iincrated and ha* original 5 year home, with additional room part­ you KNOCK THE Announcements I9,*i0—'JO FT. aluminum house pairing roofs of all kinds, alsoj CONSTRUCTION HELP ly finished Oil hot water heat. . Realtor trailer like new. i rloed for quick new roofs. Gutter work. Chlm- j guarantee. Retails for $49i3..50. FIRST TIME,duke; Make me your best cash offer. Fireplace. oak floors. Many, Phone Manchester 6969 WEWERELAU6HIN CEDAR HILL luinch. Saddle sale. Phone Manchester 2-1428. neys cleaned and repaired. 26 . WANTED / Diamnnda— Watohea— extras. Exceptional lot 90' x 195". years’ experience. Free estimates, j Box F, Herald. horses for n-nt and for WOODYCRE.ST Jew elry 48 Beautifully landscaped. Priced I AT THIS GUV ON Telephoi.e Manehexier Call Howlty. Manchester 5381. | Resort Properly for Sale 7-J Tuc havrldes. Mnlorcyclea— RIcyclea 11 Carpenters. Foundation 42 or Sidewall Applicators insulated, tile bath, garage with' 46iS. repaired or electrified. R c^m -blc amesile drive. 30-clay occupancy.] I rates. Work guaranteed. Day Business Services Offered 13 Apply In Person Heating— Plumbing 17 liarden— I* arm— Uair^ Excellent buy Price $12,600. | MANCHE.STER - Very lovely lXi*c phone 5171. night phone 2-9419. PLOWING AND harrowing. A 50 Machinery and Yoola 52 Phone 7728 or 5329. Brae-Burn. ] size four room, new house, spwp 8 A. M.. Dally On Job At Producto J # Butler. Tel. Manchester 2-9543, PLUMBING, Healing, repairs on i HARTFORD for additional rooms. Fireplace, s - z ^ - s o FORDSON Oliver. Massey-Harris aa/acTL iHelMeei Wf TK« S«tl or 2-1117 old and new system* oil hurner ' , . j , c . , ,ir MATO PLANTS, 25 dozen Ice- JUST Completing at the Green, a oil heat, lot has 80' frontage. Sale Aotomoblles For Sale 4 waUr pump service. Prompt at- To Superintendent. Charles Woods rg and Romaine letlure, 15c parts. Cement mixers. Bale wire, ! modem home. Cap* (Tod style.) new and used tractors and equip-1 price $10,900. Alice f.lampet —— ------I DB LONGS Refrlg^fklor service. lention. John H. Carlson. Phone! zen, early and savory cabbage, Hot water heat, garage, large lot, j Agency Phone 4993 or 2-0880. BY EDGAR MARTIN LOW COST TRANSPORT/muN | gu makes, commer- ment. Dublin Tractor Co., North Newfl 7325. ______' dozen. 57 Florence street. shade trees Wm Kanehl. builder, Mr. Mitten 6930. Mr* Wsgner B U C3 B U N N Y AND HER BUDDIES 1934 CHEVROLET cial and domestic. Emergency 24- FRED NEWMAN has work for Windham Road Willlmantic. , FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER rt^*liao%pi«vy or I two parpentera. Call 2-3993. 519 Center street 2-0028. 1934 PONTIAC «-DR- S^pAN ggrvicc Phont 2-1797. PLUMBING And Hestlng. special­ TOMATO Plants for sole, best In HOW ABOUT ONS HEtta YA AOm, KIP/ i v t ,WKrit y ou 1933 DODGE 4-DR. SEDAN ------POWER Lawn mowers, garden I OS sooa fcjPtte- VtTtVtl izing In repairs, remodeling, cop­ WA.NTED Experienced tool and the town, 3 doz., per $1. While OFF PORTER STREET aut m o y ' ' ; These cars are all In good run­ SEWING MACHINE repairing, tractors. Johnson's outboards, i DU9IK CONSe, yoo V4«OtV To V\V6Hi OV4 per water piping, new conatruc- die makers Wllco Machine Tool they last. 195 Spruce street. Suburban for Sale 75 ;<3>' euasFj - r - ^ cow in' ning condition ^ „ , electrlflcation. conversion to mod­ Disston chain raws, air cooled en­ Three BO' building lots, 268’ RlOHT UP, W fso BALCH PONTIAC, Inr tloh^ estimates given, time pay­ Co.. 222 McKee .street Call 2- em cabinet*, expert workman­ ments arra,iged Edward Johnson. TKA.NSPLANTLED tomato plant* gines. etc. Don’t make a mistake.' , ^ i .. _ i ___1 „i___ FOUR ROOM cottage. 8 ACKf. '/ Ml VOCBRO.' 166 Center St ship. ABC Appliance. 2V Maple. 1266. early cabbage, lc,.tuce, broccoli, buy your equlpn ent where the 1^9 deep. Level and clean. Priced rea.ionable. Owner lesv- Phone 2-4545 Phone 6979 or 5044. 2-1676. WANTED At once—Full time ex­ cauliflower, Brussel sprouts, guarantee Is backed by authorlz-1 Can be purcha.'‘ed as one jdte Ing town. Phone 8705. EFFICIENT Plumbing and heal­ perienced grocery manager, also geraniun,B, pansies. Odermann s ed service ano '25 y^ars of know; ^ ,appin-ate parcels, f M . PETER W PANTALUK, clectrlcsl ing. Plugged drains mavliinc, Greenhouses, 504 Parker street. how Come In and look around. | ' 1987 FORD Coupe, flood condition. contractor, malntcnMice and wir­ full or part time cierk.s and fruit Wanted— Real Kslatc 77 cleaned Carl J Nygren, 303 We would like to serve you. open 1 , . Phone 2-1601. ing for light and power. 40 Foster and vegetable men. Inquire Xt A FEW Green Mountair potatoes. Oakland street. Phone 6497. Knarf’s Stand. .132 Middle Turn­ Sat. aftemoona, and Thursday street. Pbone 3308. Also pig potatoes. Call 7026, In­ ARTHUR A. KNOl'T,A CONSIDERING SELUNG pike East. eveulngs until July 1st Capitol TOUR PROPERTY? SEE BALCH FOR OIL BURNER service and repairs. quire 872 Parker street. Equipment, 38 Main streeL Tel. 1 Without obligation to you. w* LINOLEUM — Asphalt Ule, wall All makes oil burners and furn­ 875 Main St.--K.st. 1021 covering. Done by reliable, well- A HARTFORD -Saks organization 7958. I will appraise or make vou a cash BARGAINS aces. Earl Van Camp Tel. 2-9976 with an established cHentel In j trained men. All Jobe guaranteed. Household Goods 51 Phono .54-Ul or o0;i8 offer for propertv See us before $948 PONTTIAC 8. TORPIOX) 4- HaU Unoleum Oo., 32 Oak street. | Manchester, has a., opening for a | vou sell responsible, aggrwsive local man I Musical instruments 53: Phon* T7'J8 Or 6273 DR. SEDAN—A very, low Phone 2-4922. evenings 6166. FAMILY MOVING TO Millinery—.nreasmaking 19 to act as its agent. Applicant I Home Li.sting.s Wanted BRAE-BURN REALTY bY v . t . h a m l i * mileage car, two tone gray. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA PIANO FOR SALE. Verv reason- , Old Iron Box______ALL APPLIANCES serviced and j should submit brief resume of | A L L E Y OOP 1947 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SE­ MUST SELL THEIR ENTIRE able. 17 Bond street. Phone 2-! SEVERAL _4 and 6 rTOm_ housea I’GINKING OF selling'’ We need WMATtA Y W1I.L, I only YDU'VE GOT ME 'w'HY HE 5EEM5 repaired, burners, refrigerators, I n d selling experien 'e along with ap- 1 priced right, from $8,500 up. S. HE MUMBLE^" DAN—Black. MENDING A plain sevving HOME OF FURNITURE. AT 4048. 4 to 8 room nouses Buyer* wsjt- (D8AT j MCVk ONB NICKEL YES. ME W7U.D aO. EVEN SDMETMINfi , WHAT TO BE AFTER. ^ ranges, Washere. etc. AU work ] done. Call 6607. proximate yearly income expect­ A. Beechler. Realtor. Phone 6969. TO SPEND FOR A YOU Tll'lE-'xWlTH A BAD ? ^ W ^ A f S something in /:..>■ A.NY REASONABLE OFFERING ing Quick result*, t.’all Suburhsn CONE ABOUT KICK­ OLD iRCJN THAT FKE5H- 19M PONTIAC 6 CYLINDER 2- guaranteed. Metro Service Co ed. Address repllcb to Box Q, | PRICE MANNED \ ITS THAT AFFAIR / P P ING AN OLD ' BOH TASfiER DOING DR. SEDAN—Black. _ Realty Co.. Realtors Phone 8'JI5. TURNED “ Tel. Manchester 2-0883. j ALTERATIONS, all kinds for Herald. Wanted—Tn Buy 58 TWO Tenement hou.ac for sale. 50 ALLEY BACK ) O f S t P S . f IBDN BDK.' f OUT THERE I men’s, ladles' and children's wear CAN BE PURCHASED Birch street Zoned for business.] q l DER home just sold, now 1 ■^41 TO fVOf J WiZElTS OBADS.'^ HI5 FDDT 1988 PONTIAC • C Y U N D E ir 4- FLOOR Problems solved With DOOR SEDAN—Tan. Call after 5 p. m. 2-3828. OaN e a s y MONTHLY TERMS BUYING USED furniture and j Immediate occupancy. Recently, ^ modern 6 . 00m home for linoleum, asphalt tile counter Dog!)— Birti*— I*el8 >1 need a household goods, any quantity. remodeled Term.* Apply 132 seller'> with July 1 occupancy. 3988 BOTCK 4-DOOR SEDAN— Expert workmanship, free esti, C.\N BE STORED UNTIL Birch strpet. PUPPIES. AKC Boxers, red Cock­ NEEDED IF NECESSARY Tht Woodshed. 11 Main street. I between $12,000 and $15,000. EKa ' Black. mate*. Open evening*. Jones’ Moving— rruckinc— Call 2-3154. ! Furniture, Oak etreet. Phone ers. small cross breeds. Spring OLDER HOME, but well built,------Tyler. Agent, ManeJieater 2-446!' AB Cart RaconfUtoned By NtorsK* 20 pigs for sale. Zimmerman’s Ken­ CAN BE PURCHASED 2-1041. Factory Method* nels, Lake street. Tcl 6287. . w h o l e o r PART three bedrooms, living room, 'H'’ " [ WANTED—Single home, in good THE AUSTIN A- Chambers Co., Room s VNiincul Ko.iird 5!) | ing room, den, oil steam heat, g a -; w’ rite Box D. Herald. ANTIQUES Kefinlshcd. Repairing 9M/ local and long distance moving, COLLIES, Blue Merles and 'aV io , i ONLY .1 MONTHS OLD rage. Owner anxiou.s to sell., ------BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. done on any furniture. Tiemann. packing, crating and storage. GL'ARANTEED LIKE NEW PLEASA'.NT. Clean, large room al] Douglas Blanchard. Real Estate) LISTINGS Wanted. If you want 189 South Main street. Phone male and female, S'-i months old, j -Till ^fiT- ***• 156 Center Street Service to all parts of the U S house broken Phone 3376. 1 the Cinter. 16 Wadsworth street.! Service. 2-9849. 1 to sell let us help you. Alice f) 6643. A. and Canada. Call 5187. Hart­ SHOWN BY APPOINTMEN”/ Wadsworth street. ' Clampct Agency, 843 Main street. Phone 2-4546 “Care to comment?” ford 6-1423. ANY DAY OR EVENING — ' ANDOVER—Six rooms, fireplace.' Phone 4993. or 2-0880 DON’T GET caught In the rush . ATTRACTIVE Single room, I TWO 8 MONTH old English Set- ] 1 Tvnikcn oil burner G.l. posslbil- Ly /'- Is-l* I A OOOD DEAL depend* on the Get your hand and powei mow­ LIGHT LOCAL trucking. Ashes PHONE WATERBURY’^ 4-3141 I housekeeping. Continuous 1’°!^! ity. $10,000. Madeline Smith, 1 W A N T LAND to build home hear NJft tors. Inquire Kennel Supply Shop. , ASK" F'OR MR ALBERT CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER BY MF.RRII.L C. IILOSSEB dealer. If you need a good uaed ers shsrpeneo an I repaired how. and rubbish rtmoveil Painting ] water Nice porch and yard. Realtoi 2-1642 o 4679. Cross Highway. -Not over 10 SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH FRKC^KI.KS ANO HIS FRIENDS _____ E m crg fn rv ______car see SoUmenc and Flagg. Inc., Pick up and delivery service. and odd Ibba. Reasonable. K. C. Lot consist.* of Phone 2-4142 acres. Give location and very Dodge and Plymouth cars. Dodge Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main Marks Phone 626'< or 6113. Live Stoeh— Vehicles 42 ------I BRAND New home, four rooms ] cheapest price. Write Box 182, 'A coueaoK BOuaur ne ‘/rA'/siBLe osn ^LENTY ! r Me TiliNtfS C alling or-livervoq*/ DcLuxe "Plillco" F!lpa ^941 BUICK Convertible, four-door Prompt sendcv. Reasonable ALSCO NsiUonally famous alum­ sole. $140. Refrigeratora, range* B068V. FOR JOGGING 1025. AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE. EXCHANGE AND TAX - “ It’s my school teacher, mom-—don’t forget to tit erect, “On the way back I’ll drop in at the weather bureau for MY MEMORY ON super, radio, heater, spo't-Ilght. prlcea. Phone 7680. D. FrechetW. inum convertible acreena, atorm gas and electric. New furniture Orford Building- Apply Mar­ Beautiful gray. Excellent engine ALTERATIONS, addlUon* and w-lndows and porch encloaure* for the entire home. - Cfliamber* pay attention and enunciate clearlyS” some advice on the making of vague promitet. WHERE IT HIT FOR QUAIJTY, jirlc# ano tervlee low's. with new transmission, clutch, kitchen remodeling. All type* of Keep your home cool and Insect Warehouse Sales, 501 Middle OUR HOARDING HOilSK with MAJOR H ^ I M .K earburetor, fuel pump, water new construction Burton A. Rice. consult AR-ert Guay “The Home free this summer, draft free next Turnpike ,EasL Open 9 s. m.-5 p. JU'I OUR'-UAt R' WILLIAMS Owner’s Palfiti-r." Complete 'bOhi'T LET ONERCONFiDENCe pump and battery. Private. 9 '2-2576. ______, winter. Ask about our plat of m. 7:30 p’. m.-8:8d p. m. Summer Homes For Rent 67 I'M IN BETTER painting and paperhanging aer- G eT OOTA THEM / OH. BOV/THIS T H e OlBSlPAIE CAUTION.BURKE. 'NE LL year owner. $495, or rnake offer. immediate Installation. First pay­ I GOT IH* ONE LION JUMPIN' IGEMTLC- 6 HAPETHANAN tJEMENT, Stone and brick work- vice. Phone 2-1855. ment. Jan. 1, 1961. Additional in­ ONE 5’ NORGE $29.05; 1 all por­ SMALL COTTAGE, all convan- ADMIRAL'S Ca B iis), Re s o r t to m '/ s e c r e t vNe a p o n Must sell. 38 Alexander street. Septic tanks and landscaping. PICKED FER H B R e- THRU A HOOP MAN ^ L V IF NECESSARV, OF COURSE.' BUT Phone 5238. formation or free estimates. Cox celain Frigldalre 6' and Frigtdaire lence* Lake Poeotopaug, East A MICE DELLICUT OP FIRE/ OK H A S MA30R.'— X C, Valentino Belluccl. 80 Birch electric range, both for $99. Great Hampton, Conn. Call Gustlne, IF '/OU NEED HELP, MANeU'^ER R epairtac S3 Hardware Store. 6161. LApy ON A WHITB COUtPMTYDO, T A S T E “ yiON'T 14660'/OUR 1946 OLDSMOBILE. Low mileage. StreeL' for cottage. Barstow a. Just^ north 11 Merriam street. Meriden 7- $ HORse GOEE IN A M IS TE R ? WHY, I L IK E VOORSELF GO th at KUKULIK AND SECRET WEAPOhiTOj Very good condition. fl.OIK). PEAT Humu* SI per bag. $4 per of Post Office. Several used'wash- 0 .9 5 QUIET NEIGHBOR­ I COULD SEE T H E t h e r e f e r e e HANS THEIR ^ CARPENTER Work. Jobbing of MATTRESS. Yout old mattresses 3605, during week. SPREAD THAT Phone 8620? yard, delivered. Bon-Alr Peat Oo. ers, $10 up at Barstow's. HOOD UKE . IT FROM MV lA P V ' all kind*. New construction. stcriliseii and remade like hew. THIS—GET BE D R O O M O N TH E ESKIMO LIKE . BACKS TO ME K— Call Jonet Furniture and Floor Phone 6515. *-THEM __ ' 17------HIGHBSl CASH price* paid for Workman’s compensation carried. QUALITY Combination gas heat­ Wanted to Kent OtnATHEM EVEN? W H ITE m a r m a l a d e .' Coveting. 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. 66 H O R SE, ‘ SIGN AL / IM7 to 1950 used car*. In good Oall for an estimate on 'any In Dia m o n d Ring, sacrifice. Priced ing and cooking stove, $30. Tel. !• REWARD. Desparately In need TOW clean condition. Douglas Motor side or ouUtd* work. Frad r e p a i r SEWING machines, very low for quick sale. Dealers 3327. of rent. Oood reference*. Phone BY LESUB lUKNBI. Sales,- 888 Main street. Knofla. TeL 7704. household applUnces, electric Invited. Call Hartford 8-1187 un CLEANING Out attic or callarT 2-9334 WASH rUIIKS Hidipg Out motors and generator* and sharp­ U1 6. * TMgV WPt * « 80T ‘8M TtiPffP ru buy yhur- unwanRd furniture, MIP TNI# TM»8 weU MAFTA SWecB ening sclaaor* Frank Dion, 2 BOLTON Building stone and flag­ china, glassware, etc. Trading YOUNG Couple, no children, t THkT* SNEKt Ridgewood otkeet. TeL 7779. THE moM eovs stone. A-1 loam, also rock drilling Post. 17 Maple straeL Phont 2- aire rent. Manchester or vicinity. Call WlUlmantlc I234W1. Reverse kUeiED HIM. E4$V and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar­ 1089. Iv IF THEY CAuaHT chargee. ALL SIZES ON S ALE Nice Bwlnna OppofianlUa* 32 ry. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnodc US HER6 TMEVO Cars For Transportation OLD RED Tb) B-m , 708 North STOP AT NOTHINO IMI PLYMOUTH. 2 DR., MAROON...... $595 MINUTE MAID Orange Juice ROYAL CORONA porUbl* Smith Main street, buys and sells pKMl «, 0. 8 UNFUItNISHED room* Veteran, tnaurance dark, wU* TO— i m BUICK, 4 DR-, GREEN ...... , $ € 4 5 Company stock. About $12.75. Corona Standard typewriter and used furniture and antiques. JMl PONTIAC COACH. BLACK ...... $545 Excellent long term speculation adding machlnea. Usee machines Frank Denette. ('none 'J-^78. two sons. Wm. jtaigf, Bos 78, Joseph UcCluakey 2-3FI2. sold or rented. Repairs on all Andover. Phone coltaet 3aS7W4 BAMTLT'S makes. Marlow's. WE BUY and sell good used tuml- New London 2-7128. - tur* combination ranga* gas SERVICENTER belli WMtotf>»PcMa1« 35 ELECTRIC adding machtna, nine rafiges and heaters Jones Furol- YOUNG COUPLE urgently nedd column* large floor model. Good . ture Store. 86 Oak. Phona 2-1041. three roon\ unfurnished rent Ref­ TED BANTLY, Prop. RECEPTIONIST — Prominent condition, $50. Phone 4282. erence*. Tel. 2-1898. Hartford law Arm. Take dlcU- MONOGRAM combination ra.igs, 333 MAIN ST. Tcl. 7 2 .5 9 tian or uee dictaphone. Salary PROJEJCTOR, camera, screen, end 4 akd 4 Very go,.'d condition. Set -WANTED—Oarage, vicinity of (Br a ih 1~-^- YYiaPMOWt 5l8S open. Contact: Wilson Aganey splicer Very reasonable. Call 2- of French ddor* three oil drums, Pear! and Main »iree*s. Cell 2- DeRAfiX- 2754. MERT ALL H I Main, Room 207, Hartfewd 0697. - -3 radiators. Call 2-0310 any lln*. M ■- viwrw ___ -■** * -It'-’ THIICrV 'KCAR# TOO COON Jwwa.L-«t» 9I0UNDUP , " v - ' ■ T ’: . S

VONDAT, HAY M. MM Avflrafe Dally Net Press Ran Thfl Wflolkfit iHUmrlf^rtw gtiwitts ifgraU> For the Month of April, 1950 FerasuMed 0. B WmBm msam jpj^jppsiyigniEEai i I pI pI t t V f tion. Adl«pWe<»^>^» Today partly titufiy 9* fliMi hlghett leaipefatura Bear 92t ta> Cilbs to Display Ulm ^ to . A S W op .’^ 9,891 Women’s League List Engsgement HALE'S ZllIlanvilPjaLPr twuFuiu^ XlFraUI alght fair and eooleri Thanday BMl mostln* o * ^ that Member o f the Audit oC the Infsnt J*«m <»« , No Herald Model Airplanes wiU be one of the most l i i t o i j ^ g Bnreuu ot Oheulattoas gaaorafly fair. Aboilt Town ifother* Clrclo wUl h* held Wod* Lists Pamphlets meeung. of tte Pl­ Headquarters kiimehetter-~-A City of Village Charm IS S T o v i at .l,ht o’cloch Tomorrpw ants are urged to attend and In- - ______UiOwMB ehur^ at the home of * re . C. Cub Pack 41, which la aponaorad Two new pamphlets have been S ^ t the work done by toe boya FOR England, Jr., 144 Eeepwood Drive. by the HolUater achool P.T.A., la (dsaOSed Advertlalag m Pag* 18) to have It* regular pack meeting during the paat month. VOL. LXIX, NO. 204 , MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1950 (’TWENTY PAGES) PRICE POUR CENTS ^ iS T ^ iM V m m Hobw >■ m fl; No Issue of the Manchestef added to the selection displayed jiatowB «■ Tkuritoy. A chartered St Bllzaheth’a Mother* Circle for sale by the League of Women at the HolUater atreet achool Wed­ nesday evening at seven o'clock. S T w i n ^ w tH* church «t oM Evening Herald will be Voters in Harrison's StaUonery will meet Wedneeday ovonjnf published tomorrow, Me­ Th* Cuba are to dUplay model Jdoch. th e /w o p t* eight o'clock, at the home of Mr*. store. Mrs. Stanley H. Lorenxen, planea, kite*, gilders and other CAMERA REPAIR jMeph Topekl, M Went afreet. morial Day. A full ac­ SERVICE A Military Family A f*w more on publications chairman for the models which they have made. count of the day’s pro­ League, announces that one. pam­ HlghUght of the evening will Mm bus nr» avnUublc, •nd Ray Dwyer’s Photo Shop Violent Deaths Take Acheson Says West The Frlendahlp Clrcta f * ’ " ceedings will be carried phlet, entitled "You Can Be The be a Ulk by Edward Bturtevant, ZSJm W bo '*y vatlon Army will meet tonight at in Wednesday’s issue, vice president of the Skyllner* Next To New JIJjffcBgo Vtm nttn, 607«. 7:30 at the citadel. Hoeteliwi wUl Life Of The Party,” describes po­ lub. He will be accompanied by First Narional Store be Mr*. Ruby Haaen and Mr*. litical parties, their formation and i lb Carlson and Joe Kauhlman, TW.,78fi9 ’ the to U ry a u b O rlll hold lU more specifically their Jobs. Spe­ Jeule Lyona. whp will give a model demonstra­ M l^ m e e tln g cial Interest groups and pressure groups are defined and sugges­ Toll of 500 as U. S. Must Balance Forces a t ^ MenCheaUr C o u n ^ Cluh Don'e Grinder* wlU be cloeed tions given as to how the cltleen “V of tomortow. Memorial un^l *ve o'clock on Memorial day Manchester Many of the Kotarlan* will can be of help to his party. On* of town for the holiday end of the policies of the League of m R~>vfn. au<. The Herald haa recelv^ a card Dale Book Women Voters Is to urge each cltl-. Ranges, Refrigerators aa gueaU have been cancelled. . from Colonel and Mm. Jamee H. aeu to Join a political party and to Marks Memorial Day To Meet Red Threat McVeigh, mailed at Rome, Italy, Thursday. June 1 work In It for better government. Washers and All extending greeting* from The Annual Membership Dinner of This booklet is of Interest to every Eternal City" to the ataff. Manchester Branch of the Y. W. C. cltlcen and may be obtained for Other Appliances For Tour Indivldnally A. at the Y. M. C. A. building, 6 a nominal sum. Tells Congress in Reo« Traffic Fatalities Set Lonely Tlearts Club Loses Thief Swipes Motorized Both the Mary Cheney and the p. m. The second pamphlet is entitled Blue Shirts Truman Sends Derignfid "Let's Have A Discussion," and In Photo by Deford l^hert TIm JW. HAM COM ord • Making Speech Fonpdhtioiui—Call Whiton libraries will be closed all Friday, June 3 Miss EUzabeth M. Dewey mmuiSBim Comm New Record; 6 Die in Names of Eager Dames Equipment From Army day tomorrow, Memorial Day. St. M»ry’s 50-50 Club Annual entertaining atyle gives hints to That Closely Knit Mili* EWe Mlnlcuccl Banquet and Dance, 7 p. m. discussion leaders on how best to State; Safety Head Long Beach, C^lf., May 31. Stone Police Westmlnater, Md.. May 31.— Wti. Young Republican Club In make their group function, from Mrs. Robert J. Dewey, of 43 Treasury Plan Mr. and Mr*. Walter J. Smith (iPj—Here'a a man who fig­ OP) -Company C o( Maryland'* tary Machine I* Only Phone 7737 formal Dance, Country Club. a description as to adequate place­ Stephen street, announces the en­ Calls Holiday u Massa­ UOto Field Artillery looked of 310 Spring atreet. while rialt- ment of chalra to auggestlons for ure* to be pretty buay. Tueaday, June • gagement of her daughter, Miss On Introduction service told mighty sharp a* it lined up for Guarantee o f Peace for Insr In Southern California recently, Outdoor FeaUval and Commu complete member participation. cre” ; Hits * Indiffer­ After Rally To Congress panned real gold "UggeU In tl« Elizabeth M. Dewey, to Maxwell police yesterday a burglar had yesterday’* Memorial Day pa­ nity Sing, seventh and e*Khth Xhe League publications at Har­ ence; Marshall Urges taken It* entire file of 1,000 rade. Atlantic Pact Lands; gold mine at Knott'* Berry Farm grades and High school. Educa­ rison's alre available to anyone In­ D. Coe. son of Mr. and Mrs. Max­ Suddenly one Jeep wheeled and Ghoat town at Buena Park. lonely women's namea, plus ad- All Must Contribute; tional Square. 7 p. m. terested. Free copies may be ob­ well A. Ooe of 23 Laurel road, New Support o f U. N .; Red dre**ea, telephone number*, Youths Returning from Drafts New Reorgan­ around and headed in the Wednesday. June 1* ^ ^ tained there also of the Report of BrlUln. Mise Dewey Is also the phyalcail specification* and in­ wrong direction. Lawn Card Party, sponsored by the Governor.'* Commission on Mayors Eulogize Yanks Berlin Red Show Re­ ization Set-Up Which Cost Will Be Heavy MEN'S St. Jude* Mother* Circle will daughter of the late Robert J. come. "Guess somebody's looking Eebollt and Belaated meet Wedneeday evening ®t ejfht local hairdressers, benefit «« Tu­ State Organization and the book­ Dewey. for somiethlng,” offered one of­ mor ainlc, at homo of Mrs. Edgar let. "Voting In Manchester," pre­ fuse to Take Health Omits Provisions o'clock with Mr*. John J. McDer­ She is a graduate of Manchester By The Associated Press ficer. Washington, May 81.—(/f) CTarke. 176 East Center street. pared by the local.League. Exam at Lueheck —Secretary of State Acheson SHOES mott of Bolton Center. Sunday. June 25 High school and Westbrook Jun­ The nation today counted a Rejected hy Senate Today it's the Army that's Oetoi eaough for dree# or BriUsh-Amerlcan Club All Day ior College in Portland, Maine, and staggering death toll—far looking for aomething—one told Congress today that the Past Matron* of Temple Chap­ is now employed as a medical aec- FUR STORAGE • Yet, it i 6»mU be tufScient. Japs Who Beat Frankfurt, Ctermany, May 31 — Jeep. Police list it aa stolen. ^rvrk. Reawmabl* pnoea. Outing at Garden Grove. Zion Lutheran above 500— from violent acci­ Washington, May 31—(S5— growing power of Russia can ter, No. 53, O.E.S., will meet I retary with the Texas company So we ll simply remind you (4*)—Violence avoided in Berlin's President Truman todiy *ent. to only )>e met by organizing the Thuraday evening at the home of 3% on Furs up to $300 Valuation dents over the four-day Me­ in New York Oty. that thi* profettionsl phar­ huge Communist Whitsun rally Congreas a new Treasury Reorga- military might of the West SAM Y U LY ES Mrs. Sidney Harriaon, 28 Middle Tuesday Rites Mr. Coe Is a graduate of King* morial Day week-end. Mil­ U. S. Troopers Turnpike, east. Mr*, l^’ced E. Over 200 Girls 1% on each $100 over macy it slwsyi at your terv- threatened along West Germany'* nlxatlon Plan. It omits a provision into "balanced collectivfl s h o e r e p a i r e r wood School. Hartford, and the ice. Count on ui for abiolute lions turned to the highways border* today aa more than 10,000 Seven-year-oM Jerk Eakin can look hack over five generations and to which the Senate objected in Charges Fleet M l MAIN STEEET Thrall will assist the hoetea*. Mem­ University of Pennsylvania and Is forces.’’ He appealed to Con* ber* unable to be present should Another Memorial Day observ $300 valuation—$3.00 minimum for the season’s first outing Pro-Red youths flocked home from know that from his father to hi* groat great great grandfather, hi* turning down s similar reorgani­ At Scout Rally a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. accuracy; fresh, potent drugs Get Fast Trial the East. zation proposal about 10 days ago. greaa to support such a notify one of the hosteesee. and traffic fatalities set a forebeara have served to every f . S. war since the Civil War. Here ance wlU be presented from Zion He Is vt1th the Stanley Work* In and fair prices. Remember At Luebeck police were atoned at Williamsport, Pa., Jarkir, wearing parts of the original blue uni­ The new plan does not contain Position Data course, saying Resident Truman, Evangelical Lutheran church Fur Trimmed Cloth Coats, minimum $2.00. (Valua­ new record for the holiday. as 7,000 blue-BhIrted members of the controversial recommendation Secretary of Defense Johnson and Over two hundred glria gather­ New Britain. —next time plSate bring us A country-wide survey showed Deny Guilt as Court form. Inspects gun used by ('pi. Isaac Pierce, his great great great ed In Center Spring* Park Satur- through Ita amplifying unit Tues­ tion up to $75.00). Over $75.00, 3% df valuation. your doaor's prescription*- the Communist-led Free German grandfather to Ctvtl War. (AP wlrephoto). that functions of the Oomptroller he agree it must be mad* to 547 violent deaths. There were 330 Youth (FT5J) refused to take med­ of the Treasury be placed under work. day * afternoon to attend the day morning at nine o'clock. With in the world. The pastor. Rev. persona killed to traffic accldente; Martial Opens Hearing Found in Raid Mirrors, Glass Brownie Scout Revel, between two ical examinations ordered by the direction of the Secretary of Reporting on his recent cold war added four-dlrectlonal equipment Paul G. Prokopy, will be in Cloth Coats, minimum $1.50. (Valuation to $30). CENTER 92 persons drowned and 125 oto- Western frontier guard*. the Treasury. strategy talks in London, Acheson Attention and four o'clock. charge. era lost their Uvea to a variety of Into Communist • Led Fnmitare Tops, Window The ceremonlea formally openad In the tower, the memorial pro­ Over $50.00, 3% of vuluation. Two thousand more of their fel­ The other recommendstlona of aald that the Western nations hava gram thl* year will have a consid­ The church will be open, as violent accidents. These included Attack on Americans low traveler* from Berlin contin­ Six Europe Nations the original proposal are repeated Hickenlooper Says War reached "another time of ded* and Plate Glaaa. Aoto Glasa with the yoimg Scouts forming usual, for restful meditation and PHARMACY airplane crashes, fires, falls, ex­ ued home ahlrtlesa from Helm- l i t t l e LEA G U E two huge circle* from which they erably wider and more balanced In the new plan. Sion" In which they muat either reach. It will consist of presenU- strengthening prayer. Additional plosions and other mishaps. stedt, far to the aouthwest, where Location o f Units Was saluted the flag and gave the Insured PickdJp Service “ Whern Pharmacy Is A Tokyo, May 31—(A5—A quickly- In a meaaage to the Senate and atrengthen their North Atlantlo tlon of the classical and time-hon­ music will be pla.ved In the Interi­ Profeaalon” Said Ned H. Dearborn,, presi­ Irate West Germans last night See Our Special* On Brownie promise. The girl*, rang­ summoned U. S. Military (Jourt Ready to Pool Coal House, Mr. Truman said to* new Included in Documents treaty, and Western European ored Gettysburg speech by Ppesi- or on request of those present, for 487 Main St. Tel. 42.53 dent of the National Safety (Coun­ pummelled them and atripped Treasury Reorganlxatlon proposal partnerahipa or risk falling back­ today’* Sport Page White Glass Co. ing In age from seven to ten, then accentuation of their meditation, cil: sat In extraordinary session to­ them of their blue uniforni imirts formed Into ten groupe, each dent Lincoln, national hymns, oth­ Free Delivery will provide "many benefits and In **Amerasia” Offices ward Into "total failure.” 24 Birch St. Mancheatei er appropriate music, and a pray­ or commemoration of loved ones The nation haa, by slam-bang night In the trial of eight Japanese after the youths started ainging xroup having two or three leader*. accused of assaulting American improved operatlona" which "will The 13 Atlantlo Treaty Foreign er for the United State.* and peace lost but not forgotten. driving and an outstanding dem­ the Communist Internationale. result in a reduction to expendi­ Open Dally g 4. M. To fi P. M. The leader* Uught the gIrU either onstration of mass indifference to troops and defying toe occupation. Defy Inspection Attempts Korean Regime Mason City, la.. May 31.—(O— Ministers, Including himaelf. Ache* NASSIFF Inclodina Saturday a j^am« or a song^ thon rotated on They pleaded Innocent. tures” in years to come. son disclosed, did not aay way* toe living while paying respects At the border outside Helmstedt Fearful Plan Involves Effective After 60 Days Senator Hickenlooper (R., la ), to toe next group. In this way m m The Japanese were arrested aft­ today 600 more youtha defied thing at London which InMcatid Plenty Of Parking M i to toe dead, turned this Memorial The new plan, under toe law, said today that government docu­ ARMS CO . each group learned ten new games Day holiday into a Memorial Day er a vlplent outbrsak yesterday )ollce attempte to Inspect their Loses at Polls Submission to Inter­ "any Immediate threat .of war.*' On Premiseo during a Communist rally In which will become effective after 60 ments specifying wartime loca­ They were concerned rather to 1015 Main St. T el 2-1647 and songs. ' ^ luggage and pushed their way Into national Authority days unless the Senate or House FoUowlng the. games, Wilson WHEN SICKNESS six Die to state five U. S. soldiers were beaten, the town, but submitted to bag­ tions of American fleet unite were meet a RusaUn threat which "will Cope, magician, demonstrated (ricked and stoned. gage inspection by strengthen^ dlaapprovea. exist unlesa we act now to prepare Six people died violent deaths In Independents Win in' House leaders blamed the Sen­ among Items eelaed to 1945 raids aotne. tricks, which appealed to the STRIKES Connecticut during the holiday, More violenoa is expected. police forces at the railway sta­ Pari*. May 31—(>P)—Six Euro­ on toe New York office of toe our defenaes against aggreaalon.'* The Japanese Government an tion. Communist pamphlets were ate today for a l^ialatlve plieup young audience, half of them on toe state's high­ Election Ordered by pean nations today were ready to expected to keep Chngresa to sea- magaaine, Amerasla. Speaks In Oongreaa Ubrarjr Befreahmenta wera served by way* on BOOM o f which new vol nounced it would apotoglae formal confiscated. Hickenlooper mad* to* ass Club-Bwlnglng police saved one pool their coal and ateel Induatries alon after August I. Acbeaoa apoke to th* Library members of toe Brownie Leaders lime records war* estAbllahed. ly to occupation headquarters if U. S. State Department but Britain maintained a “wait tion in a telephone interview cov­ of Congreaa at a meeting to whlen Association and the Girl Scout necessary. of the youtha from about 10 towns­ They Intimated that thev don't WORE BEHDIX IM USE Two drownings among the alx and see" attitude toward French Intend to let the Senate* elow ering what he called “toe vital Im' all Houaa and Sanat* members Council Program Committee aa- General MacArthur'a InteUi- people who grabbed him and ripped S A V E T I M E ^U^0N1MK WftSHERS COMBINED. deaths occured laat night at Ea- off his Communist medals before Seoul, Korea, May 31—()P)— Foreign Minister Robert 8chU' movement Interfere with cam­ portance of th* current lnve*Uga- were Invited. Three radio net- sisted by Senior Scout*. Th* pro­ aex. man'* economic union plan. Uon of toe Ameraala affair." worka (ABC, MBS, NBC) and on* gram Committee planned the pro­ police dispersed them. Civilian* Early returns indicated today paign plana of House membera, all The sixth death was that of (OonUnned on Page Five) The French foreign office an­ of whom, except a few who era ITie aenator Is a member of television hookup (NBC) carried gram and the Browmle Leaders booed lustily aa the fresh batch of South Koras wants new faces to Have the doctor phone us your Suffleld stock car racing driver nounced Belgium, Luxembourg, retiring, are seeking r*-«leoUon Senate Investigating aubcommlt. hia speech to toe nation. It WS8 th* games and songa. blue shirts entered the town. toe one-house assembly that gov­ who waa Mllad In a crash at th* Many cried: "Why don't jrou Italy, The Netoerlanda, West Ger­ this year. tea which la probing ahargea that toe flrat time he had mad* Mich a prescription for immediate delivery PlStovUla Stadium during a race. erns the new Republic. many and France had agreed to aet The probability la that to* OommunisU are working to toe public report on a foreign minis­ stay in the East Zone?" Neirl-90'per cent of eligible Over Americana paid tributa to their Regulars Win At Hof, West German police up an International authority to Houee will continue to arrange Ite State Department. ter session or North Atlantlo. 4M.000 to your home. dead yesterday with prayers for voters balloted yesterday in an administer their coal and ateel pro­ work schedule to provide for some Ameraala’a offices were raided Treaty meeting. said 200 blue shirts tried to cross duction. ' Court Case* | Pieacriptlona p«ace and pledges to remain firm toe border Illegally early today. election held at the insistence more holldaya of a week or more twice to 1945—first by agents of State Department reaearohara. on File against tyxaumy and oppression. In Alabama They were arrested and then re- of the United Statei. The alx nations will meet next such as that now to progress to toe Office of Strategic Services who have gone back 160 ysan ba- Oensral of toe Army George leas^ to move on to their homes. With returns for 53 of the 210 month to work out toe pool ar­ observance of Memorial Day. The and next by tha FBI. rangement and put It Into effect liev* that Acheson'a questlon-and- Louis Pertuclo, 31, of Windsor, ______• o DON’T SETTLE FOR LESS THAN C. Marshall lad toe nation’s Me­ Ralliee Were Peaceful seats conclusive. Incumbents and Houae cleared up Its pending busi­ "In these raids they found docu­ anawer program with congraasmaa iJifWiB found not guilty of a charge (XMdcfrih> R TsC RI PTIO N PHARMACY British sources to London said SEALY MATTRESSES $29.95 and up morial Day aervlcea with a call for All are *n route to homes In party regulars apparently were de- ments of great Importance be- States Righters Trail their country waa anxious to Join ness late last Thuraday and has no waa a flrst-tima-aver thing. of violation of rules of toe road 901 MAINSTRIET'HAMCM E ITtk _ support of to* Umted Nations aa after Judge Wealey C. Gryk rulea in the talke but had refused flatly The nearest approach they can a fomm "where words can be *ed Democratic Loyalists (OoBttiraed an Page Two) (Oontlaned on Pag* Two) (OoaUaaad ea Fag* Twa) (Ooatlaned on Png* Blsteen) find la the occasion on November to Town Court tola morning that Inataad o f bulleta.” a French Invitation to approve the KEM P’S, Inc. there waa Insufficient evidence to In Primary Run-Off French plan before the talks start. 18, 1943, when Secretary of fltat* warriuit a guilty finding. Vlaga Daeorato Graves Fear Binding Commitment CVirdell Hull reported to Congraea Praaldent Truman, on a holiday to person on four-power dlaous- FINE BEDDING Pemiclo waa arrested by Pa­ BENDliLWASHER Birmingham, Ala., May 31— The British, these aources aald, eruise aboard the Prealdential slona at Moscow. TEL. 5680 trolman Henry Gauruder follow­ —Alabama Democrats loyal to the felt they had been asked to give a 76S MAIM STREET ing an accident on May 12 at 1:30 yacht, had aounded toe keynote, of Woman Admits Guilt binding commitment before learn' British Crew Treated On towt occasion, R u l mada a tos observance In a proclamation national party have cinched con­ formal speech to the House and a. ro„ at toe Intersection of Cen­ trol of State Party machinery Ing how the merger would affert ter and Olcott street*. Gauruder Bast Washer Buys In TawnI calling Ml hia fellow citizena to their Industries, Senate In th* House CSiambar. Th* "unite In prajmr for divine aid to they wrested from States Right- Schuman at once dispatched a membera Just listened and applaud­ teiUfled that toe accused •waa In­ era. As Czech Trials Open Roughly hy Chinese volved to a head-on coUlalon and There's s reason why mote Bendix automatic new memorandum to to* London ed. (Osoftawd Mi xteea) Regular DemocraU won five of that toe debris and meaaurementa Washers ate in use today chan all ocher automatics seven places on the State Demo­ Government, designed to clear U| The creation of "balanced eol- of toe road width showed the combined t The reason is value plus features—value cratic Executive committee to what officials said was a Britisl lectice forcee" would meen that Says She Worked With misunderstanding of toe original Vationalists Beat Them, each of th* IJI Atlantic Treaty point of Impact to be about three that can't be matchied, features that can't be touched. yesterday’* runefff primary, on the AMCSITE DRIVEWAYS feet over toe Center of Perruclo'a basis of unofficial‘ 'cftil but apparently Sees “ Ike” French invitation. End Walkout Western Agents to The French sources said the new Stole Cargo and Navi­ side of toe ro*d. There's a Bendix you can afford right on out floor. conclusive retuto*- (Continued on Pnge fllxteea) note emphasised that British en­ •REDUCED RATES SINCE Perruclo testified that the on­ See them before another washday comes! News Xidbili Lk^ U sU captured 3S aeata on Overthrow Prague gation Instntmentfl; 1926 coming car waa on toe wrong aide the 73-man oommHtee to the May Easy Winner dorsement of the plan ‘In princi­ At A*Plant CaOed From (ff) ple" would not bind Britain to ap­ •GRADING FREE WORK o f the road and that toe Impact primary, but four places were Communist Regime Seized 10 Passengers through hi* (Perruclo'a) car over contested by States Rlghtera. prove the results of toe future dis­ •POWER ROLLER GUARANTEED cussions. toe center line which, he added, la By taking five places to toe Scott Says He Could I’rague, Csechoelovakla, May 31 Hong Kong, May 81—OP)—Offi­ Construction Men Re­ not clearly defined. Judge Gryk Ml*. FrawkHn D. Boosev6m-wUl The six countries who have ac­ USED leave by plane Saturday for ona- sixth district runoff yesterday toe ------(P)—The top-ranking defend­ cers and crewmen of the British aUted that the driver of the other regular Democrats were assured Sweep GOP Parley; cepted the plan, a French apokes- sume Work on . Oak Flashes! CALL month European tour . . . Fewer ant among 13 accuaed of plotting man aald, "have agreed to come to freighter Slnghing charge they •FREE ESTIMATES car ahould have been In court. The tojreffa In manufacturing plants of 39 seats—for a majority—even Talks With Cieneral with weaternera agajnat the Czecho­ were beaten frequenUy by Chin­ Ridge, Tenn., Projeiits (Lnte BuUeilna of th* (F) Wire) MANCHESTER accuaed waa represented by Attor­ were reported during April than If toe contested seats were lost slovak government" pleaded guilty es* Nationalist navy officera dur­ •TIME PAYMENTS ney P. Michael* of Hartford. Begntora Control Set-up (Oontla on Pag* Two) to any month since October, 1948 at toe opening eeMlon of the trial ing a month's detention at the Na­ Oak Ridge, Tenn., May 81—(iP) •SAVE 10 % FOR CASH ’ 7691 The curving Intersection of Cen­ . . . Rising tide and gash flood States Righters added two run­ Philadelphia, May 81—(P)—R*P- today, the Prague radio reported. tionalist Island of Quemoy. ter and Olcott streets has been toe off seats In th* ninth (Birming­ reMtative Hugh Scott (R., Pa.), —AFL construction workers re­ Kevin lU Agnln. maroona four flahermen on rock to The defendant, a woman named One Chinese crewman was killed turned to their Jobs on <250,000, Liondon, Mny #1—(AT—Ferelga scene of many accidents recency. Pptomac River . . . Bep. JaoMw ham) district to toe 26 won to the SAVE WITH fdm er G. O. P. national chairman, Dr. Milada Horakova, testified that when the Nationalists aheUed and 000 worth of atomic projects to- Secretary Erneet Bevin wtU Bader- W. Wadsworth, author ^ World first primary. One other winner "the NsUonalist Socialiet Party's Makes Appeal aald today that Gen. Dwight D. seised toe ship off Communist day, apparently ending s week-long go 'Hnturdny his second oparaltaw War" I draift law and co-author of May .2 was committed' to neither functionaries were receiving their Amoy May 1'. Ten passengera aide. Elsenhower could "sweep the con­ wildcat strike. In leas than two months. '11m na­ DeMAIO BROTHERS laat war's Selective Service Act, vention" In 1952 If he consented to directives from the American, aboard the 800-ton blockade run­ New CyraaaHt-aa laer «f aay prfcel aaya he will, not aeek another term The majority membenhip on the To President Police Chief C. T. Vettel report­ ture ot hia preaeat aUmeat w*a Call Now—We Personally Supervise AD Work be a candidate for toe Republican ner were taken from toe ablp and not dlacloaed by the Foretg* Of­ S o bolting down! • Exclusive Bendix in Oongreaa. State Committee toua reverts to nomination for President. (Omtimied on Page Five) sent to Formoaa under auaplclon ed toe workers turned out to large MATTRESSES Hungarian press announces that regular Democrats:'The committee numbers for the day shift follow­ fice, but the operntlott wUI IM pe(P» Witet-RaiToner • Dyna-Sutge tumble- Elsenhower, wartime Supreme of being Ormmunlet agent*. (oniied by a top sperialtst la nh- It is betto to have a ffood action wuhing! • Saves up to $10 yearly special permits will be required on controls party machinery to Ala Allied Commander In Europe, and Thomas Asks Truman ing withdrawal of picket lines by and after July 1 for travel to 15- bams. The Singhing's officera said an­ Local 818 of toe AFL Laborers and dbmlnal surgery, the Utils* Ola- rebuilt mattress than a on loan ajone! • Washes, rinses J tunes, now President of Columbia Uni­ other paaaenger was arrested by damp-nrys automatically! • Automatic kilometer (about nine-mile) belt Kenneth. A. Roberta, Anniston To Cancel Jail Sen' Hodcarriera Union. cloaed. versity. declined to seek toe nomi­ Service Faces * • * cheap new one. We re­ of Hungarian border sons facing Attorney, apparently , won toe toe Nationallsta "bccauae he was 'aoap injector (optional). _ ^ ■ * * 0 4 * nation to 1948. He haa since said fence and Big Fine in poaaeaaion of a copy of David looked like a normal force Ueavlot^ As NnM make and sterilize all types Yagoslavla . . . Bebington, Eng­ fourth dlatrict aeat to Ciongreas to repeatedly he does not seek the was ^ in g through the gates this 0 «ly ’ A 4 T land, City Otuncil takes pity on Oopperfleld.” Munich, dermnay, MMf of mattresses. Naw Da Uxa-as i— alrtid hia rttooff with Probate Judga Wil­ nomination. Further Cuts morning," Vettel declared, wurtnrich Uoffmna, eao-tInM Sidney Cooper and gives him back ber B. Nolen of Ashland. Rep. Sam Washington, Msy 31—(P) — J. ’Ihe Stoghlng returned to Hong Scott, a Philadelphian, said he Kong yesterday after the Natlon- think it la safe to say a majority personal pbotogrnpber to AdoH Naw iaaaaaMl-oiMsfai Job he lost for drivtog his garbage Hobbs did not seek renomlnatlon and otoera in Congress had talked Parnell Thomas, former congress­ Jones Furniture and Ideal for pcftnananc installation! track to Queen Enisabeth'a proces­ allste released her and th* British of the workers are returning." eiltier. Is convicted as major Maal wadist ef fla iaaaf I because of ill health. recently with Btaenhower, to the man convicted of padding hia office Withdraw Picket lines offender by dennsiflcntlen court • Dyna-Sorge tumbla-accien sion . . . Danlah Navy press bu­ A count of 196 of the district's opinion that not only G. O. P. lead­ House Action Raises freighter Cloverlock under Royal Floor Covering For Memorial Day washing! • Ttiplc-tiniing— No bolting down—no wrin|Rt! • Un reau announces toqt thi pairroll, has appealed to President Navy pressure. Th* laborers at a mass - meeting today. The oonit fertmda Mm t* «WADING 243 boxes showed: Roberts 12,70(>; ers but toe "plain ordinary people Likelihood of More Re- yeeterday voted to end th* walk­ work ns photographer for Ifl Truman to free him from prison WooM Bather Oo To Jail 36 Oak S t T - el - 2-1041 - dtmp-d^ing! • Exclusive Water- dettow washing action!■ ■ • rloauway------Koaalaa trasHers showi Nolen 9,709.' Four Alabama Con- want him." GERANIUMS, SPIKES. AGERA'TUM^^^ Rtcioncr • Saves up (o $10 yearly riuahaway draining! • Gentle vacuum Skagerrak, broad channel between and cancel an unpaid <10,000 fin*. Chief officer Alexander Mercer out and return to work. They years ooaflsnted great fi*rt at Ha damp-drying!mp-dryingl • Fits anywhereaoywhei------in home. Norway and Denmark. gresamen won nomination May ductions in Mail property and gave him anapeadad PETUNIAS, VINCA VINES, BEGONIAS, The other four w en unopposed. (Onrtliiaed ea Pag* Five) Under Whit* House routine, the POOLS! dupla or apartment! • Completely auto- Two gaaga of Brooklyn teen ng- petition waa sent to th* Justice (Oaattaoefl e* Pag* Twa) (Coattaoed oa (Page IWo) live years laternmeat M labor LANTANAS, ETC. malic! • Exclusive Wondwtub—guar- era trade 40 pistol shots in Memo­ Wanhtogton, May 81 — (P) Department where a spokeanuto camp. His wife yelled: "Heli Moa- ant^ for ) years in writing. rial Day gun-fights before police 'Ihars may be still more cuts In said yesterday that there haa been oowf" aa rhe waa led fioaa oeort. Window Boxes and Vm$ FtUed o-ly »T89*5* can get them under control mall service ualasa Omgrass re­ no recommendation made on It Do You Need AFli union spokesman to New Guardsmen Quit Plant stores aome of toe money th* William H. Collins, who represent­ Urge Further Peace Erleksoa Indicted York eaye "there la no question' Houae pruned from Post Office De­ ed Thomaa at his trial last Decern Mew York, Slay 81—(dV -A Now TtME TO PLANT TRANSPLANTED but that 347 striking teletype op­ partment appropriations. her, told a reporter the petition York Couaty Oiaad Jnry eiaokefl erators and maintenance workers After Restoring Order Postmaster General Donaldson was sent to toe President "quite down today o* Frank Ertehaih, WINDOW will reject no offer from United ordered reductions to servies last some time ago." Efforts with Russia adwilttad operator ot a aaaltl-natl- BEDDING PLANTS Uoa dollar gaqobllag OBytia. It Naw I otBi kMhasIk-imiW’g h m i H f M Preee to end 80-day walkout April IS after to* Hpuae Appro­ 'Hiomaa, a New Jersey Republi Grim game of hide-aad-eeek which ratorned * <0-eoant lafannatlea Aferatum, Calendulas. Marigolds, Petunias, S n ^ n if - wwUau wailtrf Morristown, Tenn., May 81.—(P )f 75 to 100 reported seeking Job# at priations Oommlttse voted to trim can, was convicted of defrauding might go on for weeks la staged toe plant which normally employs Chicago, May 81—()^—An «ndiuof ending th* cold war through agalaot hln SHADES? oils, Salvfi, Zinnias, Scablosa, Verbena, Dwarf Dahlias —A battaUon of Jfatioiial Ouarda- toe fund*. Among the cute waa a the government by putting on hia negotiations Within to* U. N. -Haodi never touch water! ■ Uadtttow waah^! • In Napa, Clalif., by muscular six- men haa been removed from toe 700. Guardsmen afforded toe payroll persona who did ho work of toe cold war with Russia ooaspitacy a a d reduction to one mall delivery a "We stand with you and pladg* Brlckaoa reooatly tosttflod W* Hsv* A Cteoi SelaetleM and many others. Noboki^dowol • Floataway-Fluahawaydaaiiiiogt foot four Negro with officers atftef strike-ridden American Enka (Cor­ workers safe passage through day in ctly residential areas. There and arranging for them to kick through negotiations within toe hia fourth escape from mental In- our continued support In toe de­ a Saaate laveoUgatloh T « Clwoas .F n m • No wringer or sploiitrl • Woodettuh (guaranteed poration's plant here. Btrtkera who set up Unea around also were some reductions to serv- back their salaries to him. United Nations waa urged to state­ TRANSPLANTED VEGETABLE PLANTS for ) ycatf in writing) • No pbiiabi^ required! • BtltuUons. toe plant, and no major disorder termined will of to* people for that he netted glflM W h yonr Brig. (Ten. D. L. McReynoIds or­ lo* to hustoaas firms. Sentenced to six to 18 months ments- adopted yesterday Iw th* peace.” from Ms far Bang gamhUag ae« Put it anywhere—kitchen, cellar, utility room. Coroner'a report Indicates that dered toe Guardsmen from Mary- occurred. CUSTOM MADE . nten the House, to paaatog toe to prison and fined <10,000, he will Mld-Chntury Confarene* for Peac*.- Lie, In a message to to* con- tivltlea. OoavletlaB ea Om aaaltt* Tomatoes, Peppers, Eggplants, Cabtegc, Mias Gwandolyn Creekmors, 49- vlUe—58 enllated men and sight : Membera o( Local 1064, CIO become eligible for parole oh June year-old divorcee, may have at­ <29,000,000,000 general appropria­ Some 1,300 delegates racruited fcrance said ‘Tha examination of ooaat laformatlea caiilaa h H ail- Lettuce, Broccoli, Brussela Sprouta, CauUllower, Etc. officers—to return to their homes TaxUle Workers' Union struck tion Mil for toe year beginning 6. If paroled, hoaraver, h* still through 118,000 notices to R E A V E R S tempted ealdde on night ahe ntet March 38 for pay tocreasea, a avenuaa for paac* ate tha obliga­ ■nam peaalty *f a flfiflfl fla* aafl laat night. July 1, apqiroved a cut of more wouId.be liable for tha fine. churches, cluba and groups organ- tion of every citlaen.** one year la prlaca ea aaeh eaaati k qyrliaa Madt narawMUMtaataa. viedent death In Joplin, Mo. The troops were sent hers Mon­ seniority schedule and premium Collins aald he understands laad speiMcally to pravent war Stamford housewife, Mrs. Ana Ubn <200,000,000 for to* Post Of­ Forty-three persons were listed T T * S iM IHms. _ OR REVERSE 4 Acres of Hardy PlanU, Shrubs, Evergreens day to put down diaordera after pay for night work. Thomas is not sM* to pay tos fine. Joined to th* two-day conference. Iflddleton, will mljs funeral of her (Company spokesmen said to* fice. aa Initiating apenaon of th* eon- U. fl. Appravea Oe Sheriff Robert MedUn told Qov. Testofday C3ialrman Maybank In a statement of poOey, th* fareace. Dr. Willard Vphaua BUBM OaiBMay, w e n ...... $ 9 .0 0 S r . father In V lrgli^ rather Gorilon Browning that toe situa­ present wage acale averages <1,83 confereao* said It eras "convlncad a t Pick-Up and DcliTCry Mekt u grm 01 Ask fsr 9 (D-8C) o f a Beaata Approprla- Chicago, axacutiva ascietaTy, said Th* Catted ~ , ■ ••••«•••••••• *$12«00 Fruit Trees Juror to first degree murder trial tion was out o f hand. aa hour anBthe union aeeks n 10- Trflflflurr Bahncfl that th* poasIMUtlas for nagotia- p iA S fia Snrvtca of'Frank C. Smith, 35, of Noroton, emit hourly hike. tlena Sub-Oommittaa handltag tion* with to* Sovlat Union have toe movement Marted when Dr. ■HP**’ 'Si 250 Shew Up tor Weth B i t e ' INCH •••••aann**** «$22*00 in Bridgeport . . . Combination of Th* company meanwhile an­ flhariff MedUn aald laat night 15 poatal funda diacloaad that Don­ Washington, May 81—(ff»—The not baen adequately and alnceraly Tmmaa Mann, 'tMtad author, and Eketrical Dopt. rain, fog, Intenaifled safety drives, nounced that It Ijad resumed ship­ workers and two union officials aldson bad written to* oommlttse position qC to* Treasury May « axplerad.” Albert Einstelh famed sdantiat, that such a out would "aerioualy met laat year said fonnad a contin­ FAjSAN and plain "good luck" are credited ping rayon product* from to* war* fr*e under bond after their Nat budget racatpts,’ <78,357,' It ballad Trygve Ua. U. N. aac- rU WOODLAND GARPENS disrupt*’ both tbs transportation ratary, tor hia "couragaoua effort uing committa*. A -policy com- flay. I Mai WINDOW SHADE CO. with leaving Now HampaMr* only plant. . arrast sarller. The workers wers 335 J5; budget expenditures, <78, right iter Pharmacy, Inc. Basement Oh* of toe Guard offlcen said nabbed for violating n court In­ and delivary of mail. He said it to bring about understanding and mittea of 30 members will be 168 WOODLAND STREET—TELEPHONE 8474 atato to UaiOB without violent named to continue the wbric of th* la m Boltoa Notch, Roate 44 death attributable to observance of yaaterday that about 250 ororfcera junction which curtaUed picketing would reatrict serviq* for both city 187,493.65; cash balance, <«,«44, nqgotlul___Iona between the principal :'«niB E T MANCHESTER, CONH. ^ d Altai area* <05.221.79. powtrs world Ip the istaraet ocofereac*. OPEN PAYS AND EVENINGS Memorial Day week-end. stowed u# for work and aaothar at the plant. ) TELEPHONE 4253 TeL 2-447S I 1