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Ferndale Specials! i WEDNESDAY, MAT 10, 1960 UtiOE TWENTY-BIOHT jSlattrlrfBtgr 'jEagtiing Ijpralii Avange Dafly Nat Preae Ran . Vkr the Moatk of AptO, leae The Weather V r ■ rwssam at O.JMBwtaa ing their benefits totaled 976 for Gibbons Assembly List Engagement Another Drop the week, making the total 30,225 pair Slid mild this Handicap Camp since January 1. 9,891 fair taalgkt aad rrtdayt aa A bout Tow n Layoffs were reported In the A a «t To Seat Officers In Idle Here following Industries: Textile, gar­ sight aad little chaaga la Mta. Dorothy A. K m A tt 1m Funds Sought ments, hats,* woolen yarn, draper-, stars rrtdag. Moved from the Unden Anurt* ies, zippers, electrical products HOUSE PAINT MmehMUr— A Ctty of Vlttago Charm menu on Unden etreet to the low­ Miss Marjorie Taylor of Oria- and brass. Rehirings were noted er lint of Mr. end Mre. ^ h e rt D. wold street, state president of the Local Bureau Reports in brass, textiles and watches. No (OtsaalSad AdvavtWag sa FMe IS) Welmun’e houee et wd Mein Four Physically Dis­ Catholic Ladies of Columbus, will changes were reported here. VOL. LXIX, NO. 188 MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY. MAY 11, 1950 etreet The Walnume here moved Decrease of 4.4 Per * OUTSIDE WHITE (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUR (»N T S abled from Town to Install the officers of Gibbons As­ to Weethrook. Cent; The Statistics Be Sent, Report sembly, C. L. of C.. Wednesday Would Like to See * INTERIOR WHITE The D oreu Society of Bmenuel evening. May 17 at 9:80 at the Last Rites for Trapped Well-Digger Uithenn church will hold n tale of Mancester Country Chib. A baked The number of Jobless claim­ Old Army Friends Bwedieh beked foods In the chuKh Whether or not 83 physically ham supper prepared and served Truman Will Push News Tidbits eestryt 62 Church etreet, Saturd^ ants here declined 4.4 per cent to ______ b , • PORCH AND DECK GRAY handicapped youngsters In your by Mrs. Anne B. Franke who is at 639 last wvek, according to flgurea Republicans Will Not morning beginning at 10 o’clo^ - Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Cum­ Colled ProBi (/n Wlrsa area, four of these from Manches- the club again this season, will _ a ' Mrs. Hugo Carlson and Mlsa Mabel precede the ceremony. Past State released by the State Department mins of Downey, near Los Angeles, * ENAMEL AND GLOSS (Naen m o are in charge of the Ur, will have the thrill of attending Presidents Mrs. Cain Mahoney of Labor. Included in this total California, and their three-and-a- Low-Cost Power sole r e q u ^ all the members to summer camp this year dependa and Mrs. Edward J. Murphy will, were 336 females. half-year-old son, Richard, have House Labor oommlttee to In- deliver their contributions at the Unemployment compensation arrived by airplane from the Pa­ veatlgata last winter's soft coal church between • and 9:80 o'clock. largely on the warm hearted gen­ serve as aides. > A $3.95 strike collapaea when Chairman ..Rev. John L. Hannon, rector of claims were filed by 534 persons. cific Coast tor a two weeks' visit Vote Constitutional erosity of local citizens, Latham Eighty were Initial claims, 442 with Mr. and Mrs. John Ritchie, Value! Lestnakl (D„ Mich.), revokes au­ Rev. Carl Helgerson, pastor of Howard, president of the Connecti­ St. James's church and hts assist­ On Great Rivers thority to subpoena Joha U Eowle ants. Rev. George P. Hughes and continued, and 12 agent. Five Vet­ of 96 Summit street, parents of tha Covenant - Congregational cut Camping Association said to­ erans filed of- which one was Ini­ Mrs. Cummins, who was the for­ and other wltnesees. .Under­ church on Spruce street, will be Rev. ICdgar J., Farrell; also Rev. secretary of State Webb says James P. 'Itmmlna, pastor of St. tial and the other four continued. mer Evelyn Gibson Ritchie. the guest speaker at the meeting day. The Manchester office remained Mr. Cummins was a technical GAL. Anatrtaa freedom and Independ­ of the la d W Aid Society of "The Camping Association does Bridget’s church. Rev. Bronislaw President Determined to next to last among the state of­ .sergeant, stationed here in 1942 at n .9 5 ence "are last thing Soviet Union Changes at Session Bhnanuel Lutheran church, Thurs- not have funds to pay for Individual OadnrowskI and Rev. Robert Car- the State Armory with a part of Finance Unit deairea" . .British Public Moral­ doy afternoon at 2 o'clock. roll. assistants have been invited. fices. Fight Against .Use: children who are being referred to Is>uesl In 18 Months a regiment from Texas: other sec­ SUPERIOR OUAI.ITY’ PAINT AT A ity council says prostitution flour­ our special committee on the handi­ Miss Mary Reilly chairman of Miss Mildred Richards The State Labor Department tions were quartered In Hartford For Private Profit; i ishes in London despite vigilant Cards received by friends of Mr. capped. However, the Interest on the committee and Mlsa Helen and East Hartford. He made a PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD Of Army Hit campaign against Inunorallty. Leaders Say No Amend* and Mre. James H.-McVeigh who the part of Connecticut's private Thomas, co-chairman have ap­ Mr. and Mrs. M. Richards, of .509 said today that the numt^r of un­ number of friends here, and met Companies Opposing | Report Favors Weatbrook Cancer nave been touring the British pointed the following committee employment compensation claims Albert J. Fitzgerald, president and agency camps to accept the West 10th street, Chester, Penna., Miss Ritchie. Afterward he was of- United Electrical Workers Drive Seta Record ments Will Be Pro* Isles, Indicate that they are now children as a part of their regular heads: announce the engagement of their on file, one of the best indications sent to Europe with his company. Rural Electrification | available oi^ unemployment In' the B y P robers Union (Ind.), accuses CIO Presi­ on the European continent. They camping service Is definitely on the Mrs. Ehmano Garaventa and daughter, Mildred Richards, ' to They were married In 1943, and In dent Philip Murray of “playing Paying Higher New Haven, May 11.—(/p— posed; Decision Made aie enthusiatlc over the lake and Increase," Mr. Howard reported. Mrs. Thomas Shea, flowers and Warren Groman Alcock, son of state, was now lower than at any 1945 left Manchester for Califor­ Are Sharply Attacked j The Connecticut Cancer a ^ e - moimtain scenery In Ireland: time during the past 16 months. Senator McCarthy’s tuae to cover After Conway Reads He noted that last year 32 camps decorations: Mrs: Thomas K. Bye, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Alcock of 80 nia. This is their first visit with DIAMOND’S up his betrayal of workera he is ty reported today that (3an. Shakespeare's birthplace at Avon Claims on file throughout the House Subcommittee corsages: Miss Helen Thomas, Spruce street. Mrs. Cummins' parents since that Grand Coulee Dam, Wash., supposed to represent." . .Un­ William J. Donovan, national and other parts of the English took care of 123 children. This state for the week ending last Idle Benefits Caucus Letter from year the committee on the phys­ gifts: Mrs. William L. Conlon, fa­ Miss Richards is a graduate of time. May 11. — (A*) — President Reports $157,596,000 dersecretary of State Webb says campaign chairman, had term­ countryalde, and the historic vors. Chester hospital School of Nurs­ Saturday, numbered 34,932, a de­ Both Mr. Cummins and his wife ed the town of Westbrook's Maltbie Doubting Le*. plkees In and near Uindon. A ically handicapped has received re­ cline from 37,301 on flic'the week Trumaa declared today his U. S. plans immediate military quests for 250 children to date Others on the general commit­ ing. Mr. Alcock spent three years would like to renew acquaintance Overpaid in Allot­ and economic aid to southeast achievement of raising $7,255 "P. 8.” on one card says: "Also tee Include Mrs. Ernest-Aspinwall, overseas with the U. S. Navy dur­ previous and less than half of the with their former friends, and may determination to develop low- Asia. General Expansion of a national per capita record. gality o f Initiating k i s ^ the Blameystone." whose handicap would not limit 74,450 on file during the corre­ «">i be reached by' telephone at the Arm y Navy ments to Dependents Mrs. W. V. O’Hara, Mrs. Edwin ing the war and la now serv’Ing In cost public power on all the Jesuit priest under government The amount raised was more their ability to be a camper under sponding week in 1949. Ritchie home, 3637. Mrs. Cum­ Unemployment Com­ Changes at This Time their programs. Special camp Higgins, Mrs. William P. Quish, the U. S. Army with the Military country’s great rivers and t ' Are in Manila for joining Philip­ than 27 times Westbrook’s Miss Beatrice Sweeney, Mrs. Wil­ Police Division In New Mexico. Initial claims, which denote new mins, known as "Evle," graduated 997 MAIN STREET TET.. 2-3906 Washington, May 11.—W —A quota. facilities will be available this periods of unemployment, were from Manchester High school with fight against its use “for pri­ pine airline pickets prepares to pensation I.,aws Rec­ Jack, Jill Shower year also for the more seriously liam SIteman, Miss Veronica No date has been eet for the congressional subcommittee re­ test his case "to the bitter end." State Capitol, Hartford, Steltz, Mrs. W. F. Barrett. weddinp;. down to 4,213.
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