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 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. Claimants exhaust­ the 1939 A class. vate profit. We have embark­ ommended by Group disabled. These children are all ported today that the Army Fi­ . . . President Truman, in mes­ May 11.—oubta” About Ix>gallty seated beneath a watering can selves. Everyone was amazed with ple at cost." the case. cil serves notice on nation’s em­ their $200,000 libel suit against trimmed with streamers In keep­ ployers it will "strive " for higher Law school. BoHlra said, Senator Charlea S. House, mi­ their ability . The blind t|pys made The president spoke out sharp­ Chairman Karst (D., Mo.), of however, that a preliminary Mrs. Heater McCullough, Green­ nority leader of the Senate, told ing with the color scheme. They ly against the opposition of priv­ the subcommittee, one o f . five wages U 1950. . . „su te depart­ received many beautiful and use one of the finest contributions in Trapped Digger Dies ment denial of Senator McCar­ reading Indicated the commit­ wich housewife, "with qualifica­ newsmen that, while Republtcana the camp director's 27 years of ate power companies to rural agencies checking into the center, ful glfU. thy's "foreign agent” charge tee recommendaUons were tions." favored some conatltutional pro­ A delicious buffet luncheon was camping experience. electrification and other local said he has recommended that “very moderate and construc­ Frederick Wlggln, the entertain­ posals aa part of the taak of public agenciea conatructing trana- the up-to-now secret hearings be against American envoy brings tive. served, a feature of which was a It is youngsters like these that McCarthy promise to provide ers' counsel, listed the qualifica­ streamlining the atatc govern­ wedding cake, decorated with a Connecticut's camp directors and miaalon lines for the delivery and open to the public. When Rescue Close proof. tions aa the appearance next weak ment, they had had "grava sale of power purchased at dam The report says that these hear­ of a New York business man and miniature bride and bridegroom. the clinics, hospitals, organisations SUte Department of Education Hartford. May n . -(P)—A ape- doubU" about the legality of act­ Sixteen couples were present and state and private agencies are sites at cost. He said their opposi­ ings, during which more than 100 clal study committee has recom­ tha reading of a deposition from a ing on amendmrnU at a apecial tion "la wrong.” witnesses were questioned, turned says that about 270 college gradu­ woman. He Identified neither of and all spent a merry evening, anxious to help. If you or any or­ Bums, Pain, Exhaustion ates want to taka teacher training mended to Governor Bowles a gen­ ■caalon. singing aongs appropriate to the ganization you belong to would The president laid down his pub­ up evidence of "bad security Flash Floods them. Th:jourant New York Journal-American and make a conatltutional amandmant the report, Representative Vinson of rocks and earth were more than that swept over southeastern Ne­ aald was not made public, waa ap­ Greenwich Time, or of the aubee- mandatory la that for annual, aald that an all out effort to com-1 ple of this area think so, too. braska mounted to 22. that "unless this ever-expanding plete the work this week was be­ "And when they make their (D., Ga.), announced that his his strong frame could stand. proved by a majority of the com­ quent pubIcaUon in Greenwich rather than biennial, aaaskms of Search continued in Nebraska for government activity Is brought un­ Time of a apeech she made at the ing made. It is expected that a FERNDALE voices beard, I am sure the Col­ Atteo, 49-year-old father of aix der restraint of the highest moral mittee, with some members with­ the Legislature. (OontlBiied oa Page Fourteen) the bodies of nine persons repoVted Kiwanie club. I h l l o ' ' meeting of the drive committee 1095 MAIN STREET umbia Vallay administration will children, died five minutes before missing and presumed dead. Thir­ laws, It will wreck our society." holding their endorsemeiiL Must Be Initiated la Houa^ will be held sometime tomorrow IB I be eatabliahed." he was lifted out of his tomb 20 Recommended Chaagea Jury Tampering Dtedoeed Republicans have tha final aay^ teen b^les have been recoverd. As Judge Smith today diacloaed a Iron out all remaining flaws and ^ The president aald the private feet beneath a Brooklyn garage. flood wateni receded, communi­ It listed the following as rec­ In regard to conaUtutlonal amend- get a report available on the pro­ power companies *hvould deny the Only a few times during his ommended changes in the unem­ spectator hid "attempted to speak menta because they must be Inlti- ties surveyed the damage, which to some a t the jurors in an at­ gress of the drive. MANCHESTER'S NEWEST LU NCHEONETTE - OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY - 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. people the benefits of low-coat House Decision agonizing Imprisonment did he was estimated at hundreds of ployment compensation laws: Deeds Viewed 1. Full 26 weeks of benefits ffir tempt to influence the jurors' Solicitors are approaching mer­ power they themselves have falter in faith, hope or courage. tho\isands of dollars. oplnloa" (Oontlaued on Page FUtoea) brought about through public in­ all jobless workers regardless of chants and businesamen as well as I A hospital interne and Roman In Winnipeg, the flood situation Smith said that such conduct 'yon cant industrial organisations continfl- vestment. Cuts Spending Catholic priesta. administered to their qualifications. (At present appeared more serious. One-eighth Best Weapon was "a vlalatlon of the penal sta­ ally. Indications are thaVmuch has | ‘W e shall not be stopped by body and soul through the long of the city of some 350,000 popula­ workers are entitled to beneflU THURSDAY, FRIDAY, for various numbers of weeks up tute os well aa criminal contempt been accompliahed. those who are timid, or shor^ hours as rescue workers feverishly tion was under Water. Muddy wat­ of court.” Tha goal of the chamber has I sighted or selfish,” hs went on. Administration Leaders dug a trench, to reach him. ers from the Red river and other to the 26-week maximum depend­ beat a Former Czech Vice Pre­ ing on how long they had worked He said the attempt "has come been set at 400, not Including in­ ‘W e Shan not be stopped by dis- Doctors aaid Atteo — crushed, streams poured out over more to the attention of the court,” but dividual memberships. The drive Look to Senate to than 500 square miles of southern Flashes! SATURDAY, SUNDAY mier Urges Alleviat­ (Oontinaed oa Page Fourteea) he gave no further details. is expected to put the local cham- | SPECIALS! (Oonttooed os Page Flftoeo) ' (Coattnued oa Page Fourteen) Manitoba. A train carrying 660 In a stern warning at the open- Restore Slashes Made (Late Bulletins of tha (P) W in) her in the top bracket of cham- Winnipeg-bound refugees waa ma­ ing Social Injustices Ing of today’s court session. Smith bera throughout the state. YOUR FAVORITE BRAND rooned by a trqck washout near said '"any person who attempts to WE HAVE IT! Washington, May 11 — OP) — Winnipeg but rail officials said Routed by a last-ditch Republican Hartford, May H —(>p)_ xhe Industry Hit Influence the jurors by speaking ALL 5c CANDY BARS Hopes to Cut Junta Seizes the train waa not endangered., to them about the case elUier in WouMa Slayer Sentenced economy drive. House administra­ More Than 2,000 Quit Winnipeg former vice premier of Czecho­ New Haven, May 11—

—Mra, Another Request slovakia says Communists most court or ouUlde will be prosecut­ and GUM CIGARETTES tion leaders looked to the Senate More than 2,000 persons leit ed. Anna Sclrocco, S7-year-old New jla te fo r Gas today to restore cuts in a one- Haiti Power Winnipeg in response to an official fear “that the democracies will be By R ail Row Haven expectant mother, was LADY BORDEN'S ICE CREAM able to give all mankind all those The Judge said "that Is an in­ For Taxi License! package $28,804,340,164 appropria- appeal for the city's 200,000 wo­ aentenced Ui serve a maximum Uon bill. economic and social benefits which terference with the court of Jus­ CaHon men and children to voluntarily tice that will not be tolerated." term of aeven yean at tbe NIaatle 3 for 10c $1-75 Just how mudh the House move to less crowded points of they, the Communists, only prom­ State Farm for Women by Su­ Another application for the right • New Hampshire Utili­ chipped from the measure, passed Military Riilern Regain ise." Sharp Cuts Tlireatened ^ • p er testified yesterday that to enter the taxicab business here safety. Officials were making perior Court Judge Ttaomaa E. All 10c Bars ...... 3 for 20(p last night after a month of debate, plana for compulsory mass evac­ Dr. Peter Zenkl, chairman of the As ReMult; Early Sel- Troland. Mrs. Sclrocco pleaded le being filed by Thomas R. Gk>land LUX CLARIDGE 1-DAY ties Official Argues was a matter of controversy. Control After Four (CoaUaued on Page Fifteen) of 63 Vernon street, denied the uation, i t necessary. TTiere were Council of Free Czechoslovakia, guilty to a charge of maoalaughter right by the P.U.C. csrlier this BANANA SPLITS For Natural Product But Republicans claimed their Years on Sidelines no casualties. ■aid at the Slat annual banquet of tleiiient Hopes Dim In tbe ahootihg to death of her 46- week to engage In the business in ' two eleventh-hour amendments The Red river rose only .23 ft. in the Connecticut Chamber of Com­ year-old husband, Frank, aa he lay HERSHEY e c o n o m y 3 SCOOPS OF ICE CHEAM, REG. 35c mean aa\'1ngs of at least a billion merce here last night: opposition to currently operating I ALARM CLOCKS Boston, May 11—(S>~An official dollars—exactly what they had Port au Prince. Haiti, May 11 — 24 hours at Grand Forks, N. D. and Chicago. May 11 — (/p) _ x aaleep In their home early la the taxi concerns owned by Fred | Olty Engineer A. F. Hulteng said "Therefore, our safeat road from strike by railroad firemen against Palsy Drive morning of last Oct. 7. i _ o f the Manchester (N.H.) Gas been shooting fop. Democrats said (/P)—Military rulers seized the the danger of Communism .is to Thrall and hts son, Elmer 'nirall. BARS the figure would be considerably government of Haiti yesterday he "hopes this la the crest." Four four major rail ■yt.tems today In the refusal made Boland by I company told a Federal Power National Guard planes flew over endeavor by positive action to pille- threatened sharp cuts In many Speeding Aid Bill Urged Almond— Plain $2.25 Value ■mailer. after almost four years on the vlate all the social Injustices of See the P.U.C., a determining factor $1 e60 'commission hearing today that hla sidelines. They came back to the flood area' seeking Isolated segments of th« nation's industries. Period Set W'aahlngton, May 11 — (45 — was stated by the Commission to H Q c If the Seiute—which customar- our tim e... . company hopes to give natiiral gas Uy adds to the House totals—can power after President Dumarsals cases of disaster. Prospects of an early settlement President Truman today urged be the disclosure that U.e City Cab "It is not sufficient to reject congreaaional leaders to speed a ^ to its customers Ih three years, figure out the exact effect of the Estime tried unsuccesafully to in­ In northeastern Minnesota, tha in the long dispute appeared dim. and Manchester Taxi firms now In 17c Communism,” he declared. "It is Bowles • Proclaims Five proval of the huge foreign aid MU BALCH business operated at a loss last | j with an immediate $127,232 rate amendments. It wUl do better than sure his own re-election. community of Floodwood was 75 not sufficient to correct Its lies or The crippling Walkout, which 1 W DOVALETTES many House members have been Eletime resigned and waa suc­ pw cent flooded .y the 8t. Louis started yesterday, directly involv­ "to strengthen Sertetary Acbe- year. reduction. not to agree with Its program. Weeks for. (Campaign able to do. ceeded by the same three-man mil­ river. At Minneapolis City Engi­ ed only 18,000 firemen. But thou­ ■on’s hoad at hla Importoat meet­ Boland, in his new application, | CLOVER QUALITY Samuel F. McCalllater, vice Positive Actloa Needed ing In Loadon.” The piraoideat Before You repdrts he has additional informa­ Representative Taber (N. Y.), itary Junta who threw out his' neer Hugo Erickson aaid the Missis­ sands of other rail workers— may­ Time in Connecticut president In charge of opei^onSb quarterback of the G. O. P. econo­ “Instead," aaid 21enkl, “positive made Ua appeal In telegrama to tion and evidence on which to base { Box said the utility hopea to purchase predecessor in. January, 1946. The sippi river was at iU highest level action is needed. Against C?om- be oa many os 200.000— may be LEATHER WATCH 19C my drive, cited a set of his own Junta, which had ruled the country Chairman CoanaUy (D -T n ) of the re-appileation. ICE CREAM SODAS gas from Northeastern Gas Trans- idle If there is not a quick aettle- Hartford, May 11—(4') — Gov. Senate Forelga Retetlona oommlt­ Buy! Limit 1 Box to a Customer figures showing that an amend- until Estime's election in August, nient. Countless other thousands mlBsion company. Northeastern is mept he offered calling for a $600,- (Oeottaned —la the Open 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. ^ y i c aaid Estime may go to Paris to governor said, "I hope that every ‘‘No One Sells For Less” reduction wogld be available to the of Federal Job vacancies which operations. Some joal mines were first local acUoa of Ita hlod, the GENUINE BOOKS company's 70,000 customera In the live. His predecessor, TOe Lescot, aiqong the first to feel the effect citizen will give generouzly to the U. S. government has filed suit In Inc. may be filled In the year starting found refujge In Canada.) 155 Center Street flrst year of operaUan under a July 1—would have $400,000,000 ‘Confession’ by Airman of the strike called by the Broth­ pioneer educational and fund-rals- Federal IMatrict court la New Ha* Arthur Drug Stores ■ mixed output of natural and manu­ even though It makes no a p e ^ c Immediately after taking office erhood of Locomotive Firemen and in,. campaign of the Cerebral l^lsy veo against two Greentvlch land­ BRIER PIPES 98c 10c 3 for 25c factured gas. cut In money allotmenta In the yesterday, tha Junta dlssdlyed Ehiginemen. Aaaoeiatton of Connectlcnit. The lords who, the Federal autborltlea % 1 biU. ParllamenL promising at the same Washington, May 11—(P)—T h ef mllea" from the coast of Rusalan- oasoclaUon, composed largely of claim, lUcgaUy evicted a tenaat Values to $3.50 • DecHae In Eandaga A third of the country's rail paq- the mothers and fathers of 2,300 Should the company receive C— ox Baps Claims time in a proclamation to reapect Unlted States won't be surprised occupied territory; In vIoIaUoB of tbe Federal rent H a l t i’s existing International ■engers and a fifth of the rail palsifled children in our state, de­ COMPLETE VARIETY OF FLAVORS natural gaa In 1063, be teatlfled. Chairman Cannon (D,, Mo.) of if Moaco# eventually produces an (8) The plane was on fire before freight move'ment was disrupted. control law. The suit Is based oa JUMBO 10” HOT DOGS the Appropriations committee agreemenU and to "maintain it hit the water. serves our moat heartfelt support" a complaint made to Wlaton A. Bubstantial expansion of distribu­ alleged cenfeasion from a crow The tleup caused cancellation of The governor’s proclamation SPECIAL ESCAPADE tion faculties would be Inquired called both claims "axtravagaift democratic practices.” Tbis official aald the government H offm ^ director of tbe area Boot The military leaders said tbe member a t the American Navy would not' reveal how It get this service on at least five other Hnes. comes as the stkte's ^oneer palsy office here. by 1055. He edld that the new and preposterous.” Bus and airlines reported a big LIGHT ROCK Cannon said many of the cuts In lower parliamentary house, the plana lest In the Baltic April 8. Information because it Would give drive n t s under way, led by top • • • DUSTING POWDER fuel Miould give the company a fl- vital information to Russia. He Increase in business. executives in the Industrial, insur­ FOR RENT A Real Fruit Drink nancial ahot-ln-the-arm and added the Tkber Amendment duplicated (Hiambw of Deputies elected last A government official in a posi­ Gnnmen Grab PayroU • ' » January during a govarnment-dc- said he did not know whether the Tbe union claimed the strike was ance and financial ftaids." Clevelaad. Blay 11—<^—Thiea ■ REG. 15c the uUIity’a rate of eamlnga haa reductions already made by tha tion . to know said this today, on Praise Given To Poreute and COLOGNE 69c committee. That group trimmed creed state of seige, did not have* the basts of what he asMrted' to Russlana had any success In find­ "completely effective.” But there masked gnainea brozeoly s w ^ Full Qto.— Aiwajrs Iced declined during the past-five year*. ing the plane or Its occupants. were Irfports of trains being oper­ That the period between Moth- AvsOsbk Msy 15th In Wstkins Brothers bnild. Rce. $1.00 Value Eariior, W. L. Norman, vice slightly more than $1900J)00,000 tile country's confidence. Tbe be American “ knowledge" that late tbe Standard Breateg Go. Survival CBaaee Reawte ated some of the struck lines. er’a day and Father’s day la a par­ offlee today, grabbed flfiAM in 'president o f Northeestem, told the from the/president's budget be­ chamber, wbJjarJEstlpte’s opponents Ruaoia made prompt efforts to sal­ He agreed with Navy officers The president of one struck car­ ticularly appropriate Umti for Oon- pnyreU money and dashed away. inx. street floor, with Oek Street ehow window hearlnt; that hie ooupany would fore the bill reached the House disrgad was Jiand-pickea by the vage remnants of the plane and.to necUcutb inoneer' cerebral palsy government, previeusly bad ^ who said yesterday that the chance rier, the SMthern railway system, The money had Just been deUverr f amend its appUeation providing for floor. pick up Its 10 occupants, dead or drive to raiee 8100,000 woe empha- There la no way of telling bow proved a constitutional amendment alive. of survival for any of tlie crew said "we are running an increasing to tbe oecond floor etflee^ neatly and entrance. . . Several officea and waitinf room. SERVICE WITH A SMILE the purchase of gas from Trans­ members was "vsry remote." slsed by the governor with worde SERVICE WITH A SMILE much the Jensen amendment permitting the president's re-elac- “KoMrs” Facte number of freight and passenger of praise for the •“many dally Inserted In pay eavelepes, by a continental Gas Pipeline corpora­ He recalled, however, that Com­ truck of Brink’s lac., aatleaal For pnrfeaeional or basincae asc. Inqalre. would save. Cannon added, even if Won when hts current’term eontinsd He laid alao that the U. 8: trains.” hours” In which th" parents

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Out 1 * Beateage BetaeMI A. Voteler,. American buslnesa- MANCHESTER tVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1950 charges, and live Hungarian co- Intended to permit the extension giv* pipe line eompaalea powara Plan Luncheons man who— waa convicted Inst Feb­ (lefendaiits. o. natuial gas pipe lines Into CY>n- iiq i rvuB l^ S . Students To Speak Here Budapest, Hungary, May 11—(iPi ruary on spy charges. The court of eminent domain, such aa tboaa nectlcut will be given a public exercised by other public utlHtiea. waa stated that a long-range pro­ met with approval e t tha laadiac For Business Men —Hungary's Supreme Court of also rtjegtad the appes,ls of Edgar Natural Oaa Bill Hearing Met hearing here at 11:30 a. m. Tues­ gram would get underway, pro­ town figures and oTganlsatloiiA Justice refused today to cut the Sanders, a Briton who was sen­ day, legislative leaders said yester­ Hospital Notes Give Concert 16-year prison sentence of Robert tenced to 13 year* on the same Hartforil, May it— A bill Manhattan Island’a first water Public Records Local Players C. of C. Drive viding a working budget could be Until the drive got underway, day. The proposed measure would reservoir was built in 1778. Bolton Notch raised. Results will only be at­ thero were only 68 active mam- Bihonuel Lutharan Ladiea’ Aid Wamwtee Deeds Patlenta Today...... 1. 184 tained by a progressive program, .bars of the chamber. I t Is expected Hall Packed to Capacity Society, of which Mra. Florence In 4th Place Admitted yesterday: Jack Cole­ Soon to Close and it taKe* money to run an or­ that the completion of the drive Peteraon Is president, announoe* o Plans Offered RusseU A. and Doris A. Bkewea man, 188. Lydall atreet; Roy Mw^navoifr ganization of this kind. You must will find Manchester with a Cham­ For Three Hour Pro­ business men's luncheon for tm Bvarett J . and Helen C CMe, French, 69 Wetherell atreet; Mrs. give to receive. ber equal to any in tha state. property on Lewis street. Milton Doremus, 87 Hamlin street; luulio Thursday, May 18, from 11:80 to Community Group Give« Only Two More Days Duea in tha chamber are com-1 gram ; List Performen Hfighway CommiMioner Everett B. and Doris Belding to Mrs. Katherine William*, 105 Ox­ 2:00 p. m. The menu decided upon Joha H. and Stella C. Gardner, ford street: Mrs. Irene’ Kauppi, paratively smaller than In most' Fine Performance at Are Left; Expect to chambers throughout the state. A I The auditorium at the High is home cooked chicken pie, oeiad, Asks Approval by Pub­ property on DurkUf street. Rockville; Mias Jean Donahue, 64 apple pie, rolla, butter and' coffee. John Whewell et al to MSrIln Eldiidgc street; Charles Daniels, Obtain 4 0 0 Memberfl readjustment that would lower the I MANY NEVER Brhool was packed to capacity Drama Festival duea will be mad* if the necessary i The membera of the aociety are lic Utilities Group Meeks et ah property Urtnmore 27 Clinton street; Linda Rcck- • K EM P 'S last evening for the first "Artlata' not selling tickets, and suggest tiagel, 240 High street, west; Jo­ membership is achieved. The drive. The Manchester Community Two more days—tomorrow and chamber would also like to foster SUSPECT CAUSE’ IncorporsicS Concert" given by some of the tal­ that patrons pay for their lunch Hartford. May 11—(a>—High­ Lease seph Patrixzi, 25 Morse road. Saturday—and the membership as they enter the church, which I* Players placed fourth in the an­ Admitted today; Richard Car­ a program to provide resident* of Fnrnllnro a Moslo ented pupils of the High school. way department plana to Manchester Trust oompamy ad­ drive of the Cliainber of Com­ The concert was put on by the pu­ centrally aituated at Church and ministrator of the estate of Aaron nual Drama Festival of the As- rier, 04 Broad atreet: Jeffery Allen, the town with a better bus system | the narrow bridge and atralghten aorlated Little Theater Groups of merce will officially come to a to the business district. Local in-1 OF BACKACHES Hr/C O ften Stamps pils themselves madie all the Myrtle atrpeta. However, to en' the winding road on Route 6 In Johnson to Alvin A. Osblack for 61 Hawthorne atl-cet; Barbara close. Solicitors continued to make Al «• (Bi oMir. itrtM ind fttrain, ortr* able the committee with their pur­ Greater Hartford held last* month Gustafson, 47 Princeton street: dustry is world-wide known, but %x«rtlon, •xeenalv* fmokin# or cxpoion to plans and preparations necessary. Bolton Notch will be presented to five years from May 1 at $000 an­ progress this week in obtaining cold laDictiBMi clows down kidney 7SS $laln St. Tel. flSSO Several of the students per­ chases of food’, they request that nual rental, gas station on Braln- at the Avery Memorial in Hart­ Betty Moore, 148 Green road; few people realise that the' pro- i tion« Tkii miy Usd miny folki to com- the State" Public UUUUea commla- ford. A total of 10 dramatic new members. The goal has been ducts are made In Manchester. pUia of aavf iaa baekaehi. Ion of pip and formed on the electronic Baldwin those who plan to attend, tele­ ard place. Gregory Brand, 136 Green road; set at 400, excluding individual aon today. groups participated. Frederick LaKlash, 10 - Bllyue Tlie chamber would like to aid In 1 •nerpy. baadacbet and dlsclniaa. GetUns organ which waa especially in­ phone 2-3241 or 5018 between now Authority to eliminate the "dan­ Permits nieniberships. Although the offi­ up nifliU or frequent all local drives into one—the Com-1 many timet Doan'a itivi happy relief — classlcal. and the entire concert ' the highway commissioner. Alexander Jarvis, four room skl. 58 Blssell street; Mr*. Harriet say, "this I* not a Merchant's munlty Chest. The suggestion ha* i help the 15 miles of kidney tubes and flitera Zoning Board of Appeals lasted for nearly three houra only ones who have tried it with gifts that really let her know she's the "Sweef- U’onM B last Away Ledges The three prlte-wlnning playa flush out watt*. Got Duan'a PUk todayl dwelling Hollister street $10,000, were presented by the New Bri­ Marcham, Rockville; Frank Farr, Chamber of Commerce. There 1 Those tVho Took Part success. Hartford churches situat­ A secUon of the highway 1,800 Ernest Spellman, four room 114 Charter Oak atreet: Mrs. Ma­ seems to be no iroublo in getting In accordance with tj)* require­ Those who pai‘tlcipated m tl]e | ed In the business center frequent' feet long would also be r e c c e d tain Repertory, Itnlonville Troopers concert were: Judith Miner, sopra- ' ly serve noon luncheons, which are for heart of the family". This Mother's Day . . . Get a dwelling Summit street. $10,100, and Ea.",t Hartford Cue and Ciirtnin, rie Amann, Meriden; Gustave the merchants to join. Tlrey know ments of the aonihg regulations Hugh ShlrMa by blasting away the rock ledges Wesley E. Vancour, four room Schaller. 626 Center street; George what the chamber can do for of the Town of Manchester, the no: Paul Paige, organist; Joan well patronized by both business which flank the p iw n t road. The in th.-it order. The Center Thes­ Stewart, soprano; James Reed, Hugh Shields will be the prin­ men and women of that city. dwelling Highland street $9,000. pians, another local aloro Barclay Wood, .organist, and touch to the anniversary as the I tlonal $50,000 required to purchase Advanced pupils of Mrs. H. B. he with the Women's club of South rieveliiml .News for the last 33 SUNBACK airplanes and equipment in rear Riithelaine Jones, soprano. ■ r?t DeWolf. and begluneis under her subject he has cho.sen la titled WOKI.D OF BF.Aim the right of way. The Highway de- Methodist church, and next Friday ■ ycar.s, died In hl.x sleep today. De- of bam, at 369 Porter Street, Res­ Those who acc6mpanied the per­ "Laugh, Love and Lift.” ; partment would advertise for bids associate teachers, opened their they will perform at St. Mary s Iloilo poor health, the dean of DRESS idence A A zone. formers Were Clifford Bryant. LOTION SET If mother has • fourth annual exhibit yesterday WELDON'S In addition^ to Mr. Shields, the sometime this summer. Episcopal church. I (Icvciand financial writers had Robert Messier for perniission June McKinney, Mary Provan, Kwerl tooth nhe’11 love I afternoon in 9t. Mary’s parish turned ont a column written at Prescription Pharmacy Virginia Johnson, Elinor Hussey, Lind sisters of Hartford, and Man- to eiecl attached garage to dwell­ Chester’s own Dottle Gess will house, under the sponsorship of home unMl a few months ago. 901 Main St., Tel. 5,121 has u ing, 5>i' from North side lino ami Paul Paige. The gift of lovelinfM for drIiriouM fretth candjr St. Mary’s Guild. Each year this render several numbers. Many of Flash Floods (llliefs of Police which is closer than regulations her hand* and body ... from Arthur Drug. display of ^and decorated tinware REVERSIBLE allow, at 32 Ardmore Road, Resi­ the members have previously seen and wooden.articles Is held at one dence A zone. the Lind sisters and will remem­ at home, and lo eairy with Toll Hits 22 of the local churches,, and tea is Teacher ContracT ber their splendid performance. To Gather Here REDUCE her everywhere. World of aerved each afternoon and evening Bolero! Zygmund Chodkowskl for per­ They both sing, dance and give re­ FREE mission to erect g a r^ e at side of (CentlBDed from Pago One) by the church groups. without dieting Ordered Renewed citations. Miss Gess Is a well known Brauty Lotion and Lotion The exhibit will continue this Members of the Connecticut dwelling instead of at rear, ap- nroxiinatcly 60 feet from street humorous danocr whose most re­ Burst Dispenstr in an B aince 1881. However, he said the evening until nine o'clock and Fri­ Chiefs of Police Association will Ail you do it eat de- cent performance was for the 9 0 0 day and Saturday from two to bo the guests Of Chief of Police $ 3 4 .9 5 Alliance liciuut AY US (aids) line, at 630 Lj-dall Street, Rural Windsor Locks. May 11—(/P)— attractive gift boi ton only"-concern immediately was for Herman O, Schcndel at a meeting Residence zone. The five members of the Board of Traveler’s girls Club at the Bush- fmo hot rkmefot riverside utility inatallatlona. nine. Fully 500 Items are attrac­ Antenna Motor Vitamin and Min­ nel Memorial. She will present two to bo held Thursday, June 22, at $2-99 I Education have been told to renew After two daye of torrential tively displayed on tables with eral Candy before Mrs. Mary Fuller for extension numbers. "Tap and Fun” which is New Streamlined Beauty (^re liy lace cloths through the center and the American Legion Home. The With Every meals as directed. ' of permission to give knitting In- Teacher Kathleen Bruce’s con­ tains, creeks and streams In east­ affair will sU rt at 12:30 p. m. tract by May 20 or tell the Supe­ a history of the dance, and the HOLLYWOOD all around the hall. It Is well Television Set Sold Your appetite is ' stTUctlona and sell knitting sup- "1950 Glamour Girl." ern and aouth central Oklahoma with a dinner and will conrUulo at curbed: you eat less pile* in home at 97 Crestwood rior court on May 31 why they are spilled into at least seven com­ worth seeing. Yesterday In addition to the approximately 4 p. m. after the ^ 1 I P P / C R.'MHO AND and lose weight So pretty, you'll want one Drive, Residence A zone. flring her after 24 years of service. The highlight of the program munities and forced residents to businoas meeting. w L Ir r d TF.I.EVIS10.N automatically. Yet Judge John T. CulUnan signed will be the presentation of 50-year women from this town who at­ of each ixilor. Sm art polka Fred Rnofla for permission to flee their homes, liie floodwaters tended, there were Interested vlsl- This la the first time association 465 Hartford Road you eat plenty— writs of mandamus yesterday pins to the charter members by blocked, highways in 40 places. erect breezeway and additional at­ ITir Fainoiie Snmplfr anti tore from Waterbury, New Haven, members have been the guests of Cnc onien. All persons intereated may at­ weather. It was warm bi the eouth- Why oL eoaatlty lasta. eastern and gulf states and tem- tend this hearing'. Police Chiefs Laud peraturea were mostly normal In Zoning Board of Appeal*, PETTICOAT if4 ■ ite Magnolia French Can-Gant Flir- Of Fire District ning the International Association of Chiefs of Police. ha* termed t l cologne lalloua aa a wink! A meeting of the South Man- my new Universal Washer.' Connecticut “outstanding in the cheater Fire District is scheduled FREE INSTALLATION INCLUDING CONICAL ANTENNA — FREE INSTALLATION fleld of traffic law enforcement.” FREE PETTICOAT TOILET SOAP More than for tonight at Fire Headqiiarters Buckley, head of the State Po- a rlranarr—il ran be a thing nfjoy. in Ho** Company Three on Spruce Mee Traffic division, said notice of Oraaisy nugnelia gardca R . 5 0 * 3 Large Cakae n .5 0 atreet The only business to come % the citation indicate that Connec­ Alliance delight. . . HiaHHad iai* the 'very up will be the district fire tax ticut tied with Delaware for top $ 3 4 .9 5 rate, which is expei ted to be ron- honors In Group 1, made up large­ -\ntenna Motor aaiane* et wilchmy by ih* tliiued at the present rate of two ly of northeastern states. With Every world’s greataM cteslor mills. lOOKWmTYOU GET Police Chief John G. Gleason of Although the meeting will be Greenwich, president of the lACP, ' Television Set Sold of c*lagBe*...Hdena Robinitein! short. It Is Important, and mesoi NEWS was a member of the Awards com­ . omit fxntts SOON HERE i c e / c RADIO AND FragrasU wbils nsagic! ber* arel requested to be present. mittee. PETTICOAT W L I r r 9 t e t .e y i s i o n Eaeb eacitiag dreg atin ap 465 Harllord Road BATH POWDER Cor. McKee St. *i«t*a* et aroeolit tryids ...e t TEL. 2-4804 atelaa kiasai. . . •( the Seuth Deaths Last Night ' g X f i v . Coats your aenaitive •-lower withToaMnee! 1.00,1.7.S •ViIbiiip' skin with a fragrant Little Rock, Ark.—John Gould w B irg MACNOUA r n r u M E ■YES! Fletcher, 84, noted author and poet and the first southern poet to COMPACT . . . ia aolid, armor. Salin-snft. < 1 * win a Pulitzer prize — in 1930— TO RENT Bon-spillaUe form to touch »a NEWS THAT YOU HAVE BEEN WATTING FOR for his "Selected Poems.” He was bom in Little Rock. hair, wrials, on ear-lobai! 1.00. ^ i c o a l : n . 2 5 * Summit, N. J . — Frank Lindsay Modem store with up-to- date front. Can be convert­ ietevee FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY Crawford, 03. a New Y’ork lawyer pins a * J and one of the three oldest living ed Into offices or for pro­ I Ball, Q:fh (W Aim N.UCLIIK graduates of Harvard university. fessional purposes. 19 mam s t r iit Milwaukee — William T. Gray, m an cH sm t.. .FMOnt 326f 48, rhlef accountant of the Mil­ waukee Sentinel and resident a*- Apply fistant secretary of.. thq, Hearat Corp. He wa* born In Baltimore. VINCENT MARCIN PETTICOAT . Brazil. Ind.—Ralph H. Plurrfb, RICH, CULTIVATED Cempitt* Mrvic* I f fS, editor of The ' Brazil Dally •305 No. Main Street TWO-STEP i X ] ' . 0. iMwtiful, gl«ai» INSTALLATION Times for 22 years and "former Inf pvr* (ilw ^Ip, LOAM •xfuliMr wr*»fhf editor of the old Brazil Daily News. Debiilanlr gift »ir.e In* * liltMin, *M m . MILKMAID loilel Water anil •ion nf nMrtchiMt TAKE A PICTURE OF MOTHER Order Now! Special StJMI bnowty. Gural Snap. Cn. Vd. In Track l»atl l.ott Mlnlmnra S Tda SIU.U0 BARSTOW SAYS KODAK and Arthur Drug Also Fill. Gravel, Grading, PIBCB n.oo‘ Power Shovel. Bnlldoziag, etc. laUDING CONICAL ANTENNA Store W rm THE PURCHASE OF ANY TELEVISION SET "ft's The Truthr ANSCO Mussdurf Const. Cu. Silverware Set iBeautifully sculptured ♦ 67 DeerfleM Drive Tel. 8408 MADE BY THE WORLD'S LARGEST SILVERSMITHS "Lady Betty" Puts all calls IhGmh W^tin^ouse CAMERAS with any Pottern within easy reach. PETTICOAT AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR,... Moans added and FILM FOAM BATH safety in case of )"um VBRSAl.t Tum a bath water fire, burglars or MOVIE AND STILL GENERAL ELECTRIC - RCA - TRAV-LER - FADA Into akin pam- CARPET sickness. All this * washer at its regular price -TELEVISION- COLOR FILM [trringaraa of extra convenience By YOUR BQNUS IS THE FI.ASH BULBS aren led 1 . . . as low as $119.95 MOTOROLA - EMERSON - ADMIRAL - ARVIN in your home costs Bigelow Sanford PETTICOAT GUEST SOAP vubbira. D« LOx* Two-Speed D* Luxe Two-Speed SA'nSFACTION only 75c a month FLOOD LIGHTS Dainty, utterly rhlr. For the gueata I Alexander Smith WfASHER IRONER plOs tax and usual Twalv* tpaclol 31 oulilonding OF OWNING vou love lo Wrirome, n.5o* Roxbnry Carpet Co. installation ONE DAY SERVICE ON features moke H o feature* moke it • Cekee $1.50 *ptut to* "muit" on your Amorico't loremotl charge. Simply DEVELOPING AND PRINTING ,"t**-lin." Model THE BEST — Ironer. Two-*peed 10% DOWN 2 y e a r s TO PAY call your tele­ #2701 $159.95 wrinkle-preof roll ' Intpect them now . . . *•* Manchester with pump. Throo Iron* quickly and them in octionl ConvenlenI phone busineu , UnhrerMl Woshors eosily. Silver offer term* arranged . . . o wnoll office and place To ChooM. Spoclol alto available with down payment deliver* Corpef Center HUKMYJ your order. feOluretmok* aoch > UNIVERSAL Ironer your choice plu s your AUTO STORES W U to WsB Spccialiat IfMlTED OFFER o pood buy. ' ol $169.95. tilverworel Your Firestone Dealer in Manchester p * » £ ) M BARStOW’S ; ]N|phy end Saksreoai JUST NORTH OF P. O. 856 MAIN ST. TEL. 7080 ARTHUR DRUG STORE & BU ha 8U P lM M 2. 4S4S Potterton’s EST. 1922 PHONE 3234 9 4 2 MAIN STREET AT ST. JAMES CHURCH TELEPHONE 2-3646 AT THE CENTER 539-541 MAIN STREfeT raEE INSTALLATION INCLUDING CONICAL ANTENNA — FitEE INSTAtLATIOIY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN-THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. MAY 11, 19.50 PAGE SEVEN S former state chairman, its formal I« 1 WHAV - Young Democrats Ketired Navy Man endorsement. field, There will be a pot luck tate of more than $400,000 In real i estate apiece, will share the re­ w hose father was tlie late George killed herself April 15 by slash- Bolton In hla own home town. However, mainder equally at their grand­ T. Brokaw, receives a house in ing her throat in a Beacon, N. Y’., IM.1 lunch. and personal property and $3,500 j AUl'O ULASg the G.O.P. Town committee en­ Young Democrats No Bequest In Greenwich real estate. j mother's death. Newark, N. J. sanitarium. Fonda Is starring in Today's Radio *™*- l«MI Announce Plans Dorla Mnkr D'lffllla Shoots Himself Rockville Tel. MandMster 0545 dorsed U. S. Rep. John Davis AMESITE DRIVEWAYS The Young Democratic (Jlub Mother Chief Beneficiary A third 'child, Mrs. Frances i Mrs. Fonda and her actor hus- . the Broadway piny, '.^Mister Rob- MIRRORS nma W1H1 - 1*50 Lodge for the nomination, and in will hold a imeting this evening Broksw Abry of New Y'ork city, j band were estranged when she rrls." W W X )~ JIM New London, May 11—<^—Med* Stratford Bradley backera failed .VI For Fonda Priticipal beneficiary Is Mrs. The executive board of the •REDUCED RATES SINCE at 7 ;30 p. m. at the Hotel Lounge. Fonda’s mother, Mrs. Sophia M. -- • “ Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Webb of ical Ehcamlner Harold H. Irwin ra> In a move to pledge that town's Net Tax List Utile League e» :1 5 — Young Democratic club held 4 Glastonbury will enterlaln the •GRADING FREE 1920 Seymour of I-os Angelos, who le- 4tM— Moonlight Matinee ported that Fradarick 8. Wlthey, delegation to him. . Little League boya -between 4 W D flC ^ trik * It Moh. i WHAY meeting at the home of President married couples club of United Bradley, Lodge and former Gov. WORK I and 10 years of age will praettoe Will of His Estranged ceives the Los,Angeles home In of droton, 59-y«arK>ld retirad •POWER ROLLER which she lives, $1,000 in casli. all Tht DElC0”HEAT Oil-Ftfd Conditionoir givts you w r irr--rw B iiy Anna#, • :S0— Willlsm Vlens Isst evening. The Methodist church tomorrow with Jamea C. Shannon have bean in GUARANTEED For Rockville this evening at six o'clocit at the WDRC Crime Photographer. their magic act. The meeting will Navy chief petty offl(»r, died at a three-cornered race for the nom­ Wife Disposes of personal effects and 60 per cent w n c —BackaUC* Wif». -Duffy s Tavern. chief topic was preparing plana USED ------j Recreation Field. W TIC- be held at 8 o'clock at the church. Lawrence and Memorial Aaaoclat- ination for the past several vr*«kB. .l-of the residual estate. WCCC—Request Tline. WONS -M r. Feathers, for the next five meetings. Start­ CALL §400,0 ' Student Councils is holding its an- li'. ■ w o r n —Jack Do»-ney » Met, you re Jn>e in noiiKlu« Motor S bIps will g1%e an effort to generate more steam $506,500 ; 5 horses, $250; 35 .N'eSt as the secretary. From 5:10 to 6 Distributor for GENERAL MOTORS W n C —When a Girl Marries. 11 :0.Y— being gratefully received in Bolton. behind his candidacy. RUBBISH COLLECTION now and see the haiiilsomr ness frrp driving Irtsons to anybody WKNB—News; Scoreboard Va- Moonlight Matinee. Those who may wish to make a cattle, $1550; sheep, goats, awine. p. m. there will be group discua- WHAY' Suffer Setback The Hartford Republican Town $4375: watches. Jewelry. $1,000; RANGE OIL. COAL, l)ek:»lleaf ( (iinlitionair in ’ |iiirrhii«iiig ■ ii«Fil car. rictiee. donation are urged to mall it to sion. Supper will be served at •SOHMER committee voted, 10-8, laat night Furniture, Libraries, $131,325; 6:15 p. ni. at Union Congregation- i intiie line ol Deiii' lint cip.ii’nirnt. l or n good used ca r sna WCCC—Big Brother Bill WTK ’ Songs by Morton Dow- Mrs. Joseph D'ltalin, RED 1, Rock­ to give the Westport lawyer, • Trocka and men in the emptoy of the Town of COKE Biulgeporl, May 11.--(/PI Nor­ ville, Farming linplementa, mechanical al church social rooms with Rev. I •GIII.BRAIXSEN DELCO-HEAI llonrxt lluiiglas, 388 Main 9L* I:1 S — nev Manchester will collect rubbish about town, on May 6th, o|i|Mixltp lis n -rn ’s M ilk B ar. WDRC—The Old Record Shop. WTHT Top.s in Sports walk teachers have suffered a set­ tools. .$32.8.50; Farm pi-oduco. Forrest ilusser giving a chalk - and 13th. $425; Goods of Mfrs. $1,086,575; ' talk. The concluding number on •WURI.ITZER WTIC—Portia Faces Life WONS .luck's Wnxworks back in their attempt to collect ■ Dial 5135 I ’or niitoniobtir driving In- WHAY—Meet the Band \\ DRC President Truman Cables. Conduits, etc., .$230.000;,i the pr-igram Is a social period at •HARDMAN 8155.000 damages from that city ^ Brooklyn V^oitiaii You are therefore requeated to place your barrels, all taxable property not previous­ the high school gym from T :30 to •driii'tloiis call th* Manchrsler •iSS— WHAY .^Sports: .Moonlight M»t- \iiln l>rl%lng Aradmiy. Dual WONB—B-Bar-B Riders Miee. and obtain a court ruling that the I or other materials on the lawns in front of houses, near ly mentioned $101,875. 9 p. m. local achool board baa the final au- i coiilrol I'nrs. Kalrs 83.00 p«r WTIC—Juat Plain Bllir . 11:80— l\1isi!iioiiai*v Mead "If yon do not know the sidewalks, but not on the sidewalks. .Annual Banquet Held MORIARTY BANTLY OIL CO. lull hour, nx (rw Irasnns as yoti WTHT—Jack Armstrong. i WTIC Snookv Larson Show- tliorlty to fix their salaries. Department President of the A mistrial was declared by vnur rnra . . , KNOW KEMP'S wish, WCCC—News; 1290 Club 11 :.YA— Hartford. May _^1 i/P‘ - Mrs. YOUR FURRIER.” AD receptacles or materials, should be placed on the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. ScMiale Aspirants BROTHERS Incnrporuled XU MAIN ST. M ANCUKSIKK WONS News Judge<^ohn H, King yesterday in lawn the night before as trucks and men will start in Mabel Winters complemented the TEL. 42.$2 the Superior court action brought Amaaa D. Pienc ofTTrooklvn has Furniture and Music WDRC—Curt Massey — Martha ' i;:0O— designated areas at 7:00 a. m. members of the local unit on the WTIC New.s. Dance .Music. by the Norwalk Teachers' associa­ l>een elected president of the Worn- occasion of their 26th anniversary Invited to Speak Tilton and Orchestra. en'a Baptist Missionary society of WTIC—Front Page Farrell. News, tion against the city, the Board of banquet last evening on their work Frequency Modulation FAlucatlon and the Board of Esti­ Connecticut. WHAY—SpoUlght on Sports. in the various phases of the Auxi­ (JF)-- YVI)R( — FM 08.7 MC. mate and Taxation. Other officers elected H the so­ May 13th, 19^ 0 Collection Scheduled liary program. Miss Emma Batz Hartford, May 11— Three i WFH.A—108.7 Mt'. ciety's annual meeting here yes­ was toast miatro.ss and President aspirants for the Republican nom­ WTJRC—News. His ruling left the way clear, Offers You A ! « T ir — FM OOJY MC. however, for the tcachcra to terday are: Mrs, Elwood Stewart Ann T. Miffitt gave the welcome. ination for U. S.'senator have beeh • WHAY-Newa. m. to I WDRC— FM On the Air I p amend their eomplaint and seek a and Mrs. Wlnthrop Platt of New COMPLETE as Follows: Toasts were given aa follows, to invited to address the newly- WCCC—Muaic Hall 11 ;2.Y p. m. Haven and Mrs. Charles Tanner of the Legion, Mrs. Helen Rothe; to w r p r —Joe Glrand Show. retrial. Sidney Vogel, counsel for formed Republican Action commit­ W FIIA—Same as WDRC. the teaehera. Indicated that a new Ansonia. vice presidents; Mrs. AREA BOUNDED District Sec'retary Jennie Batz, ^TTC—Newa. YY-FII.Y— FUR STORAGE PLAN Mra. Audrey Golcmba; to District tee at a meeting here at 0:30 p. WKNB—News; SporU Review. trial will not be sought before Bernice Wood. Bristol, recording P. M. next fall secretary; Mrs. John Conway, « North by South Windsor Line. President. Mrs. Jane (Champagne. m., today. The committee was ori­ •tl4— 6:00—Racing and Sports. Mra. Shirley Novak; to the Unit ginally called together by State WDRC—Jack Smith Sports. The litigation arose out of the Bridgeiioit. corresponding secre­ East by South Main, Main, Union and Slater Streets. Oil.Y- Farm Report; Weather [ 1947-48 contract between the tary. and Mrs. William M. Lawson. ■k All coats fully insured. officers, Mrs. Dorothy Allen; to Finance Commissioner Jam es & • llf t - 6:.i0—YVestern Serenade I South by Glastonbury Town Line. Department Secretary. Mrs. Ann Lowell, and formally organized WDRC—Jack Zaiman. 6:45—Keyboard Kapers Tearhers' association and the Wethersfield. Treasurer. J Board of iMiucatlon. • k All minor repaint free. West by East Hartford Town Line. Phillips. Mrs. Anna Mae Pfiindcr last week. W nC—Bob Steele. 7:00—Danre Time. « to the Department President, Mrs. Those slated to address the WON8—Sporta. 8;00—Naval Reserve Show life Guard Poets Open ■k Estimates on larger repairs and alterations Mabel Winters, Miss Ann Gworek. meeting are Former U. S. Rep. I WHAY—Supper Serenade 8:15—Here's To Vets. NOTE: Rubbish will be collected on all highways There w*re songs by Stanley DuBv’a Tavern—WTIC, 0:30 p. m cheerfully given. » Jo.seph E. Talbot of Naugatuck, •tM— Hartforcl, .May 11 iTi The within the above described boundaries. Saestowicki. piano selections by Prescott S. Bush of Greenwich and WDRC—Record Album. YYTK'—FM On the Air 7:,80 a. ni. ★ NO ONE OPFER.S YOU I.OWER PRICES Louis Meagley; vocal selections by Miss Vivisn E. Kellems of Slon- 4:M — to 1:00 a. m. .*!late Park and Kore.sl commission ' hai announced that it will receive , ON QUALITY STORMiE, CLEANING OR TOWN OF MANCHESTER Mias Christine Gebler and two ^ Ington. WONB—Jim Britt. Same aa WTIC. for sldtj given by the members. The WCCC—Naws; Muaic Hall. Tele: islon applications for life guard posts at j GLAZING various state parks for the sum- '• other guests responded with WTHT — S e r a n o Gammall. YVNHC—TV. short talks. W n C —Bmlla Cote Glee Club. P. M. nier until May 2.5, and added that { By: G. H. WADDELL, General Manager. 6;45—Howdy Doody. the applications should be sent to | .55th .Anniversary WKNB—Sporta Newareel. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Waltz of • its— 6 :0 0 - Twilight Time. the commission's office in the , It Pays to Know 0:30— Lucky Pup. .State Office building hero. 55 Ward street will celebrate thcii WDRC—Lowell Thomas. 55th wedding anniversary on May WONB—Evening Star. 8:4.5— Arthur Cx.dfrey.'' Mother's Day 7:00—Kukla. Fran A Oltie. 15. In honor of the occasion they To easily shell hard-boiled WnC—Three Star Extra. : will hold open house from 4 to 9 eggs and keep whites firm and WKNB—Vic Damone. I 7:30—Press Box. .May 141h ' 7:45—Newsreel. Mother Deserveis The Best Give Her Flowers By Milikowski p. m. on Sunday, May 14. without gashes, try dropping WTHT—SporU Headlines. 8:00—Stop the Music, IS THE TIME The rcouple were married May ItOO— I Make it a liappior (lav for 15, 1895, at the First Lutheran 1 tbs. of salt to qt. of water in i 0:00—Morey Amsterdam water as eggs boll. WDRC—Beulah. ' 9:30—Garroway At Large TO ORDER mother . . . with a pi ft to Mother Deserves The Best Give Her Flowers By Milikowski church by Rev. George Hartwlg, WHAY—Symphony Hall 10:00 —i'rivale F.ye .-ihow how nmcli .voii care! pastor at that time. The two at- 1 Set cooked eggs ' WTHT—Btoryland. 11:00—Faye Emerson (’ome in and browse around tendants, Mrs. Emma Koehler and under faucet of cold WOCO—Symphonette. 11:15—Newa Mother Deserves The Best Give Her Flowers By Milikowski Richard Ubllch, are both residents running water for WONB—Fulton Lewis. Jr. ,our .'itore . . . oiir counters of Rocktille and will be present 10 minutes. W n C —Ught-up Time. .arc overflowinp with Gift on Sunday. Mr. Waltz wa.s em­ WKNB—Newa; Man About 85 Handicapped Idea.s! Mother Deserves The Best Give Her Flowers By Milikowski ployed at the Hockanum Milla for To help yonr i Town. 50 yeara previous to his retirement work seem to go 1:15— 11 years ago. The couple had five THE N E W UlMOEimE MOTHER’S DAY’ -<'.\RDS quicker, easier UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT WDNB—Tallo-Tesi Placeil in Jobs Mother Deserves The Best Give Her Flowers By Milikowski children, two of whom are living, for you, try WDRC—Jack Smith Show DRY MOP Homer C. Walts and Mr8. Kenneth Your Inspection Its*— Weller; there are three grandchil­ ebewiag deli­ Hartford. May 11 Gsinfid WILLTON'S ™ t?* ' ^^owers By Milikowski cious, inexpen­ "DON" DENLEY WONB—Gabriel Heatter.- employrtient was found for 8.5 Mother Deserves The ^ dren, Elaine. Doren and John Is Invited Homer Walts, all residents of sive wuioLErs m a n a (;e r IVTHT—Counterspy. deaf and hard of hearing men and spaAUMIMT WTIC—Guy Lombardo Show. For I.ocal Saleg and Service G IF T SH O P Rockville. women during 1949, It has been Mother Deserves ^ By Milikowski Elks’ Meeting OCM. WDRC—Club Fifteen. announced by Edward P. Chester, WKNB—SpoUlght on a Star., director of the stale Bureau of Re­ Call 2-3372 9fi.s M.MN S T R E E T There will be a meeting of the The pleasant, satisfying chew­ ■ WCCC—Newa. habilitation. Chester said that be­ Mother Deser* '^v Milikowski KockviUe Ixidge of Elks this eve­ ing helps relieve nervous tension. FERNDALE ning at 8 o’clock at the Elks Home. 109.'> MAIN .STREET 1:45— fore they were rohahllltatcd. 63 of The keen, long-lasting, delicious WDRC—Edward R. Miirrow At this time there will be ballot­ those aided had never worked be­ Wrlgley’s Spearmint flavor la al-. i WON8—I Love a Mvsterv fore or had worked only part tiqie. Mother Des Milikowski ing, reports on candidates, action »K>5- • The tolal annual Income of Ihe on the budget as presented by the ways a refreshing treat. Just try MANCHESTER'S NEWEST LU NCHEONETTE OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. W bRC—FB I group before rehabilitation was Board of Trustees and other im­ for yourself and see. WTHT—Casebook of Gregorv Mother D Mikowski portant business. $3,890 The first year after reha­ The Lodge is planning a speciaf Hood. bilitation It rose to |178'..5fiS. he ' WON8—Judge Hardv'a Family. program for Sunday afternoon. stated. 'kowski May 14, when a Mother’s Day pro­ THURSDAY^ FRIDAY^ WHAY—Eddie LeMar Orrhe.^- 11 Mother T . tra. gram will be presented. The ritual W n c —Aldrich Family TELEVISION FACIS of the Lodge will be presented by • il5‘ " Mother towski the officers and there will be vocal W’HAY—Polish National Home. .\re You IiilcrpHlotl DON'T BE KIDDED— DON* I BE FOOLED _\ selections by a quartet. At the SATURDAY, SUNDAY S il5 — conclusion of the exercises a buffet ENJOY OAIIY—ratioi so Good SPECIALS WDRC—Mr. Keen, Tracer of Mothe owski lunch will be served. In Selling Land In Dale Changed lasfs to long—Cotfs to llttlm Lost Persona LETS TELL THE TLtUTH! The tentative date for the first' WE HAVE IT! YOUR FAVORITE BRAND W n C —Father Knows Beat. Rrsidpiitial Areas? Mothf Ywski visit of the Mobile Red Crosd Blood ALL 5e CANDY BARS WTHT—Blondle. Unit to Rockville on May 29th has / W’ONB—Adventures of Sherlock been cancelled, according to the and GUM CIGARETTES ' >Holmes;-i. ('onlacl • SET HAS THE CLEAREST PIG Mothi iwski announcement of the local Chapter 1 :5 5 - \ $ Chairman, Mrs. ' Emily Mason. FREE LADY BORDEN’S ICE CREAM WON8—Bill Henry, New* Further details in regard to a new . •:••— TURE OF ANY TV SET ON THE >IAR- One thing vou can be sure o f: MOM iwski 3 for 10c Jarvis Realty Co. Motht LOVES FLOWERS! And you can be date will be announced shortly. Caifon $1 75 WDRC—Suspense. Plan Card Pnrty Alliance WONB— Limerick Show. KET TODAY? doubly sure she loves flowers by MHi- $34.95 All 10c B ars ...... 3 for 20c Phone 1112 *wski The Good Will Ulub of ‘St. John's Antenna Motor WTHT—Amateur Hour, Mothi kowski. Telephone us your order today Episcopal church will hold a card LUX CLARIDGE I-DAY w n c —Screen Guild Players • WHAT SET HAS THE SIl vnu^T for a Potted Plant . . . a beautiful ar­ party in the parish rooms of the - With Every BANANA SPUTS rangement . . . or an orchid. We deliver owski church on T^inrsday, May 18 at 8 Television Set Sold PICTURE? Mothi p. m. with door prizes, choice of HERSHEY ECONOMY 3 SCOOPS OF ICE CREA.M, REG. .33c cY’erywhere. ’ games and refreshments. KADIO AND ALARM CLOCKS • WHAT SET REQUIRES HIE LEAST Mothei ;owski Committee to Meet CLIFF'S TELEVISION BARS ir s fA sr TO OWN a 1950 The Coiinty Home Economics 4 « .$ Hartford Road .\lmond—Plain SERVICE? nommittee will hold an all day Cor. McKee St. 52.2.'> > alue $160 Mother kowski meeting on May 16th at the home TEL. 2-4304 of Mrs. Willard Stearns in Mans- 17c • WHAT SET OFFERS YOU IHi: MOST Mother L M ilik o w sk i (ikowski FOR YOUR MONEY? THE FLORIST DOVALETTES Mother Dc Ailikowski CLOVER QUALITY 695 MAIN STREET LEATHER WATCH Mother Dese / Mil'kowski FOR MOTHER’S HAY ICE CREAM SODAS Box 19c STRAPS Limit 1 Box to a Customer Telephone 6029 2 SCOOPS OF ICE CRF.AM, KFO. 2.5c Mother Deserve . By Milikowski Plants That Will Please Reg. $1.00 Value 39c ALL THE L.ATEST AVMridM COH^OHATIOM Mother Deserves .vers By Milikowski Geraniums, Fuchsia, Murthu Washingtons, Mother Deserves The Be»i >«r Flowers By Milikowskj Begonias, Double Petunias, Ageratum GENUINE COMIC BOOKS "Sold' Exclusively ut Manchester" Time To Plant Hardy Plants BRIER PIPES 98c By GifTs Radio and Telovibion Mother Deserves The Best Give Her Flowers By Milikowski 10c 3 r°r 25c They live from year to year. 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I 3 r ’5. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHB8TBR. CONK- THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, MAY 11. I960 rA G E H m E > i meetings have bean held in various ...... Ill m - "ererywie has tlid Hsht to hold Hadden was accused by one o f the Reorganisation exports of operat­ parts of tbe state, and invitatipns iUmrlirater property.” We were particularly ing his office in a spirit of socm- Study Public for more would be wslcomeil.’’ A sealoUn about setting that In be* Connecticut thlng less than cooperation with a delicious lunebebn was served at Stiattiti0 iirraUk cause we wanted to put our own Democratic Govemor. So help us, one o’clock by Mrs. Anne B. Hadden called his staff together Nui’Se Needs Franke, followed by further group rtmUIUlBO MT TUB doctrine about property holding € i f *»-» rBlMTIMU OO. Yankee ^ when Bowles came Into office, and diocuoslon. and the meeting ad­ U B f U atTMt. squarely amd dramatically up to read them a lecture to the effect journed at three o’clock. A vote of HaMMUar. Uo m Russia, dur delegates lighting for By A. H. O. * that there must be the fullest Co­ Meeting of Regional thanks was given to the Manches­ 1 0 ^ TRUHAS rCMlUHUN. this plank In the United Nations operation with, the new Governor. ter Board by Mrs. Winslow for s pna., Tnaa.. Om 'I UaoagM Bo help us, Hadden has actually Board Members. Held very succeesful and beneficial raaaaaa o t t f t I. MO. declaration probably never real­ Whan Shakespeare’s King Lsar so conducted bis office that some Here on Tuesday meeting. ■Mains B a f ised that we had, In this country, Republicans hate him for it. But U.-B|BW had progressed through madness Mrs. John P. Cheney, Jr., and Ton keep your credit rating I jM W aM i. ■alarsr at Um both In western and southern Hadden, in his original instructions Mrs. Edson M. Bailey, president Ma I_ f____ U a itc M f. Oran.. to a final sanity, In which be ex* to his staff, was wise as Shake­ A regional meeting of the board high when you pa^ your bills Uatt*r. states, any number of lawn re­ and first vice-president respective­ fa e ra c pressed things a little too platoly speare. He wkmed that what they members organization o f the Con­ promptly. When, a i times, they stricting the right of property ly were co-chsiymen, and made ‘siiiBLW II TlllTil StTTf for the comfort of most of us, actually did might not count, that necticut Public Health Nursing the arrangements for tbe meeting. pile up it’s good hustaesM io uaa faa» nr Ban ...... flaw ownership. Now that our own they would probably be accused of Mrs. Philip Nelson and Mrs. .( I.W Shakespeare gave him a line about Agencies was held at The Man­ borrow the money to pay Ihein Sta oMMaa nj Bail ...... good principle, which we arc lack of cooperation, sooner or la­ Stiuirt Segsr were politicians. It is not a very kind ter, and he was right. chester County club Tuesday May op and keep your credit good. This Time The Anti-Trust Lawyers tin fia OoBT ...... $ .w anxious to export to Russia, has line. Shall we say that Lear, being the registrations, Mrs. D. H. Cald­ T ry and reeciM these two from 9. ® well and Mrs. Alfred W. Csvcdon Watmy. by Carrlar ...... f ■« come back to us, these California too aane, saw things too harshly? charges they did exactly what ■aba. daliirarad. Onr Taar .... fllUM Yet this wicked line fits, very Mrs. J(An P. Cheney, Jr., presi­ supervised the decorations, and Waal of B iaa. SOraisn tiaiui judgea at least, are In favor of they did net do. It’e ten to one fSn. Walter P. Gonnan, Past perfectly, a complaint made to us the state beUevee Bowles played dent o f tbe Manchester board wel­ MBBMSH U f honoring It. recently by one who Is himself comed Mrs. C. E. A. Winslovv o f President acted ss holtess, and PERSONAL LOANS COST politics with rent control and he- greeted the guests as they arrived. rUB AltMH.1ATBD fKKIUi So, In this Instance, not only has somewhat deeply involved In the llevee Hadden was a legallatio rba Aoaociaiaa ITaaa la aaoliwivaly New Hsven, Regional Chairman of Amount OarCtiargr You 112 Monthly It been held that even the weak political game. fifth column Inaide the Bowles the Board Members Organisation o f Loan for It .Manth. Receive 1 Payments antitlad lo Uia ii»a of rapubnoation ol 8ays Lear, to the blind Cllos- all aawa aianatebao eraditaa. to it. oi United .Nations law can supersede administration. ” Beeming lo seo of the Connecticut PubUo Health ' a iM 1 $8.00 1 $93.00 1 88.88 ter: tho things thon doat not” — aol otnarwiaa eraditad in taia paD«i an American state law, but it is Nursing Agencies, Mrs. Louis L. 1 IM.OO 1 10.60 and alao tM local oowa puWialicd ncra. Uet thee glass eyesi which was the technique of both Ooudert, President of the Board Sole Agrents SOO 10.00 All riShU ol ratublioatioii ol anaciai good and Just that such a law And, llto a arurvy politician, seem orlgtnnl ehargeo — wrorks very Members Organization, and Mias in Manchester 800 13.00 1 2R1.00 1 ’28.00 dianairhaa narain art alao ■•aaarTaa. To sec the things thou dost not.” should have such power. wrU. Annette Sheehy, Public Health MILKMAID '400 20.00 1 880.00 { 88.88 tiM iOfaira nliani ol N. R. A- Bara Our friend In public life was Consultant o f the State Depart­ I complaining that. In the pursuit 300 23.00 1 473.00 1 41.66 Won A Case Against A&P lea. Inc.______ment of Health, and board Mem­ Beauty Aids Aftermath In Mosinee of his particular task, he Is con­ putX'.rxri KapraaaBUliiaa: Tb« bers from Qlastonbury, Williman- tinually forced to spend an Inor­ tic, Rockville, Portland, and Mid­ Arthur Drug Stores Minimum Discount Charge $.5.00 Juliua Batho** Bpaclal AS«»0 ~ ” ** Officially, that May Day pro­ dinate amount'of time and niiurt Open Forum torn. Omoaso. Patron ana Boaton. dletown. About forty members gram in Mosinee, Wisconsin, was lispelllng impressions for which were present. As almost everyone now knows, the anti-trust lawyers in Washington have brought a civil suit to destroy AdbP* A Finn e f Aetlen MBBaiBM AUllll BUKEAU Ot supposed to give a dramatic dem­ no slightest foundation of any Mrs. Winslow conducted tbe To the Editor. open Thursday Evenings Cl RCUUATIUNB kind ever existed. He finds himself meeting In tbe morning, which onstration of how tragic It would continually wrestling with lurid A confused public, including my­ They ask the courts to order the dissolution of this company. ■was followed by Informal discus­ Tba Harold PrmtiBf ‘i?®-; be if the Communists ever took myths which have somehow been self, becomes more and more con­ 6:00 to 8:00 m .«. 00 Bnaaoiol roanonaibillty lot sion of various topics o f mutual planted In the public mind, and fused as accusations fly In top gov­ typuarapmcol arrora appaarins la od over In an American town. interest to all of tbs groups pres­ SERVICES which seem to flourish, even ernment circles. Who Is s Commu­ They say that this suit is based on the fact that-they won a suit against us at Danville, Illinois, in 1946. aartloaraanU and oWei raad'ng mwttai. Actually, as every one who has ent She spoke In part as follows. In Tha Banrhaatai B iaomi Haralu. though they have no relation to nist? Who Is not? Is the accuser "These small regional meetings ever played cops and robbers, or facts. a public benefactor or is he, know­ Thst interpret the wishes ^ prove very helpful to groups of % MANCHESTER TRUST Co. Thuraday. May 11 cowboys and Indians, must have Someone, In other words, la con­ ingly or unknowingly, aiding sub­ They did. In that case. Federal Judge Walter C. Lindley made a decision against A & P. Board Members. Local problems Manchmfer,^Conne€:ticut tinually busy seeing things which versive forces? Whom can we of the fgfiiily. suspected, a large part of the are discussed, experiences shared - Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation U N KHIb Califomim Law spirit of the day was not Ameri­ are not. tnist? What can we do? This particular individual is not and technical questions clarified canism, but an atmosphere of As our newspapors concentrate by one of the generalised Super­ 111006 who campaign most alone. The same trick—of pretend­ more and more on the major chqy- John B. Burke Immediately thereafter, in a letter explaining his decision, Judge Lindley wrote: vicarious enjoyment, on the part ing to see the other fellow doing visors of the Department o f Pub- vociferously against Ideas of a acters, the little people grow farth­ Health Nursing, who Is asked to FUNERAL HOME lU llil of those carrying out the pro­ something he is not really doing er and farther detached and.all too stronger United NaUons, or of a is a prime favorite In the political be present. So far nine of these soon lose Interest In affairs that 87 Bast Oeatei St. TcL SM federated world government, will gram, of the strong arm tactics world, whether the time is now or they called Communistic. They seem to be far away. It U in this frequently claim that such world Sh.akespeare's growing lack of interest that dan­ Ambolaaes Servica **/ have not condemned the A& P system. And now that the miniature government would give a world were, these Individuals, very much ger lies! against Communism and the Com­ Shakespeare's of our time are op­ legislature, in which we might be erating party policy, this Imagina­ Recently I received a book which B minority, power to make laws munists. ’They got quite a kick, tive game has been developed to has cleared the air for me. It SUFFERING points the way for spirited action which would affect us domestlcal- however, out of imagining them­ new lengths. ajACO JIM SAYS: I have not made a finding which could selves in ruthless, strong ami In controversy between parties, by each Individual, which when FROM >y- multiplied by even a few of the roles. A good many Americans each party concentrates not on Tough enough to stand When this argument is made, describing what the other party's many millions, can stop the spread Yes/ - supporters of the world govern­ must have thought, without quite actual aims may be, or what It of Communism and reduce that Asthma? We are interested in buiid- up under constant wear party to a harmless minority. This ment idea usually rush In with as­ knowing why, that the program may be actually doing, but upon SANSOK’S ASTHMA in? custom built houses. Ojoco Floor and Deck be the basis for a suit of dissolution** was dangerous nonsense. It was creating an Image which will be minority, less than one per cent surances. “ Don’t worry about of our population, now la powerful REM EDY ' Your ideas wiii materialize Enamels con really take frightening and dismaying In It­ • 4 that,” they say. “W’e are Interest­ that, because Its participants were self, whether or not It has any re­ because of ita Infiltration Into four Has helped aiaay people a beating . . . without ' tasting, under guise of antl-Com lead a normal, oettvs fife by with our financial guidance ed only in a limited world govem- lation to facts. branches of our society; that Is. losing its gloss and munlsm, the heady evils of total! Tkla technique of attacking a government, education, labor-man­ remnvInR tbe paintal symp­ and superior workmanship. So, now we have the anti-trust lawyers saying that their suit to diMoIve A & P is based on Judge Lindley’s decision; msnt, which would have Just pow­ toms e f asthma. good looks. 7 modern tarlan-style power. political lender for something he agement. and Journalism. Their er enough to make sure that no­ plainly has not done, or as some­ Infiltration must be met by an START USING IT colors for floor or deck while Judge Lindley himself says his decision could not be the basis for a suit of dissolution. body starts any wars or begins Now, in what the sponsors of thing he really Is not, has a equal or greater infiltration of Jarvis Really Co. TODAY requirements. maintaining big armies, or stock' the program call a "terrible co­ scurvy effeettveness about It. A true Americans, bent on keeping 5 Dover Road incidence,” two of the town figures man In public life finds It much our freedoms intact. Every Prot­ NEW LOW PRICE! In previous ads we told you about the cases against A & P which the anti-trust lawyers lost We promised to tell piling atomic bombs.’’ estant. Catholic or Jew can follow involved in the program in the easier to defend something he But that is not the truth. Even has really done, even If It la to some extent the plan of action. For Sale at the Following the business of preventing war, role of victims, the town mayor wrong, or something he really Any athiRst can benefit from the Msserbeator O m t Stores: 3TOU about this case they won. Here is the story of the Danville case. we would find, would require more and the town Methodist pastor, believes, even If It Is In error, plan as well os help it. There la no FROM YOUR OJACO DEALtR have died, one from a cerebral than to answer a charge which organization to Join, no dues to QUIN .N’t! PIIAR.MAUV international law than that. And, la the direct opposite to the Tel. «IS6 hemorrhage, the other from cor­ pay. no card to carry. Any action, inevitably, there would be a con­ truth, or which la completely no matter how insignificant, helps. NORTH END PIIARMAUT o tinual urge to expand the powers onary thrombosis. divorced from the facta. The book to which 1 refer Is Tel. 6Mfi The more directly oppo.site to What Judge Lindley Objected To In both cases, the emotional ten "You Can Change the World.” by CENTER PIIAK.MACV What We Did To Correct This of a world government. Just as Sion created by th,c mock Coiiunu the truth a charge may be. the James Keller. Whether you buy, Tel. 48.18 there le a continual urge to ex­ harder it is to handle. For inslaucc, 1I tjorrpw or beg it, be sure to read WBI.IMIN ItKUa A t Danville, the anti-trust lawyers made all of the phargea which they are again making In the light of the decision, we immediately set about reviewing our activities to be turo pand the powere of state govern­ nist invaaion—tha mayor was we doubt that anyone can really ' I and heed It. 'You can change the Ttl. U 8 I against A & P today. They were aubetantially the same charges they had made and dropped that there could never again be any criticism of our operations. ments, and of our federal govern­ dragged out of bed—the minister rescue two Hartford figures fr^im ' world. very comparable, and. in our oplii- ! Featniing Free Delivery AWNINGS. FLAGS end at Dallas, Texas, after fogr federal judges had objected to some of them as "inflammatory. ' ment. ’The reason is, and will be, was put behind barbed wire —may Ver>' truly yours. ion. equall.v false charges against \ WATERPROOF COVERS F i ^ the Atlantk Cmnmission Company abandoned the dual role to which Judge Lindley have had aomethlng to do with the Roljcrt B. Sernoffsky MELVIN G. COX In his decision. Judge Lindley was critical of some of our activities. H e threw some of Blmple. Making one uniform law them. objected and which he said was the besis of his decision against us. fatality. Or their deaths may have Governor Bowles was accused, Manchester Awning and for a whole state, or for a whole 275 M A IN S T R E E T the charges out of court. He did not make any decision on others. natiea, or, in the future, for the been Just "terrible coincidence.' the other day, of playing politics Canvas Products Co. It doesn't really matter, and the wdth the issue of rent contmL So H e eren took occasion to praise A & P for the efficient job of food distribution it had done. W e did this even though the Atlantic Commission Company had been licensed for whole world, is an efficient idea. help us. we believe^ the very Re- , Phone 2-3091 program, it it were a valid pro­ FIRST COyWSAUNION many years by the United States Department of Agriculture to act at both a buyer Both the opponents of world publican lea5 But Ji|dge Lindley did find us in violation of the Sherman A c t He based his ruling on the W e went down to Washington and aaked the anti-trust lawyers what else they thought only waiting to be evoked, a sleep­ LEG tomla Is that three Judges of the Slipping or Irritating? MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT d ^ played by our fresh fymt ^ vegetable buying subsidiary, the Athuitic Commission we should do to conform to their new interpretation of the vague anti-tnist lawa> State District Court of Appeals ing part of us which likes to push Don't bi? enihRmiBcrt by looM fftlte lEAUtY You know you 11 Company, whereby that organization acted both as buying agent for A & P and as selling teeth lUppInc. dropping or wobbllnir — T O D A Y — have already held that a mere ap­ other people around. Let's not when yon oat. talk or laugh. Juet agent for growers. The only antuMr. we ever got wat that we thould break up thit company f pendage of the much despised and push each other around, in this eprlnklo k Iltllo FASTKKTH on your platoe. Thin ploaaant powder gives a make Mom happy Despite their claim that they were not opposed to A & P 's size, they intitted that very weak United NaUons Char­ country, even in mock play, even remarkable eense of added comfort and MO HMt» Judge Lindley said: ter does supersede a California in causes we think arc good. eerurlty by hohlliig plates more firm­ ELITE STUDIO MflfONT we dettroy thit npe. ly No Rummy, gooey, pasty taetf or irocswe iMAoi **111 aeauma for the purpote of ditposUion of thit cate that in general the policy elate law. feeling. It'a alkaline (non-dMdi. Get 983 MAIN ST.—TELEPHONE 8358 with of A A P wot to operate within the law and attribute to defendantt a detire to Despite their claim that they were not opposed to our manufacturing operations, ’The state law in quesUon is an Woman With Flowers ^'ASTEKTH at any drug store. unworthy law. It is the AUen comply with tha law, there ttill rammnt the contciout, knowing adoption by all they intitted that ate get rid of our facteriet which produce many of the nne fe ^ t We hate A) confess tills of our Land Law, by which Japanese are 2}w u£ilS4m ii defendantt of a plan of action by the Atlantic Committion Company affecting you buy at AAP. feelings about any member of the 024853534853234830232353235353485353234823235353232348532323484848484853485348532323232348 prohibited from owning property every department of AdtP and every retail ttore which cannot be tquared with fair sex. But It is true that never, INVISIIU NYLON § KONSON Despite their claim that they were not opposed to our low prices, in Oallfomla. ’The United Nations the intent and purpote ef the act.” * thdy intitted that until a certain moment, had we SURGiai EUSTK HOCKINGS j ' WOIID'S OSIAtlSI IIGHIIS Cawrter appendage with which we dattray many ef the efficienciet that make thete low pricet poi^ble. thought of U\is particular member In his letter explaining the decision. Judge Lindley wrote: *7 have condemned their prac- tbeee three California Judges see of the fair sex, in the number of • TWO-WAY STKirCH ticet through the Atlantic Committion Company.” In other words, they insisted upon the dissolution of A & P . it oonflicUng is the United NaUons [WHY PAY RENT? times w'e had noticed her, as be­ • UUMOM fASMY Declaration o f Human Rights, judge Lindley imposed fines totaling $175,000. When his decision was upheld by the Circuit ing particularly beautiful. She W e were still trying to find out from the anti-trust lawyers what elsa they t|ioufht which declares that all men arc • WlAKtONGfff was pleasant in appearance, yea, I WHEN YOU OWN Lothor's'Doy ls.o time to give only the Court of Appeals in Chicago, we paid the fines. This ended tjie case— but we did not stop there. we should do to conform to the law when they filed the current suit to destroy A & P . ” bem free and equal in dlgn.ty M< and her figure showed virtues • iNvnnu $ 3 . 9 5 and rights” and “everyone her the bosf So o( course, when jt comes to o lighter, you'll more important than mere beauty, right to bold property." • SM AUfSS choose RONSON She'll olwfoys consider it o treasured and the could be respected for the i YOUR OWN HOME ’The decision of the Judges, Buy. Ouribillinit and tn|oy pouess^on foi every RONSON is o mirocle^^l^^ne, way she handled what we knew to using the United NaUons Charter I FOR AS LITTLE AS tha fiHlsil meoture of ro* dependable craftsmanship See Why, Then, Do They Want To Put A&P Out Of Business? be her role in life. But she had to rule invalid this state law, never seemed beautiful. lief from varicose veins, our large assortment of Pocket made some important comment. Then, one day, we happened lo (weiltn and tired legs and RONSONs f retn $6 to $200: Ever since this auH was filed, tlw'anti-trust fawyers have been making damaging statements They say they are aeddng to “enjoin” A & P from engaging in certain “alleged** praedesJt - "The pooiUon of this country In noUce her when she was kneeling other log condition. suit tha family of naUons,” it said, Table RONSONt from Uiat could seriously hurt our biisraefs if they wore briieved by the public. Actueily, the whole purpote of thit it not to ’“enjoin” ut, but to put ut out by a stretch of spring garden bor­ “ forbids trafficking la iimocuous $8 SO. plus tax of bunnatt. der. She was stirring soli, and M ONTHLY! g e n e ^ tie s but demands that $45 They say that we were found guilty at Danville of all die charges they are making today. They say that this suit for dissolution is based on the decision handed down hr Judae every state la the union accept perhaps planting something. But AHCMEI the Important thing was that Thit it not true. Judge Lindley did not tuttain all of the charget of the anti- Lindley in Danville. ^ ^ and act upon the Charter accord­ I hi fiSuctS tit. there was spring bloom already in But Judge LindUy hat taid of hit deeition: '7 have not made a finding which ing to ita plain language and its NO CASH REQUIRED (iMiorCl, truttlawyart. the border, so thst she was, as unmistakable purpose and Intent.’^ Prescription Pharmacy could be tha boats for a tuit of dittolution.” she knelt, in close companionship And further: If you arc handy at carpentry you may now They say this suit is derigned to enforce die law. dien. Is the real reason why the anti-trust lawyers want to destroy *his with flowers. And in this com­ 901 Main S t, T«L 5321 “Democracy provides a lyay of build your own home in the country W TTHQUT panionship she was suddenly, to 3N adonis But A A P hat dearly damorutratad Ut tincara detira to abide by tha tpirit, at v & iA jfo rig flL y fW has p jjo o n n s s e e r ^ the methods of diatribution which have given tha Ufa that is helpful; however, its CASH. We supply all neceagary building materials C lo ak hMutyl Slim « • our eye, surpassingly beautiful. promises of human betterment also land, if d ^ r e d . Remember! NO CASH RE­ Kite owteh . . . trim m a wdl at tha Uttar of tha law. Aroatkan paepls more good food for dieir money? Nor wAuld we say conclusively imiml. NthlM am h tf I. are but vain expressiona of hope QUIRED. that the thing that made her chraml.m ylat. with unless ideals of jusUoe and equity Notice •ii.m .l fl.itli la VUlat beauUful was something the flow­ Every day more people realize that are put into practice among gov­ ers gave to her. We think It may it costs less to build and to live in the $ 1 2.5 0 ernments.” South ' Manchester Fire Dis* bave been what she was giving country. This dedai^ on the part of tha I GET AWAY FROM HIGH the flowers. trict Special Meeting O tW tlekhm hem flOM CUttfornia judges cornea within Sapploiiieiit year picaeat laconM by ntslag Notice U hereby given to all tbe the good and oonstructlvs deflni- I BUILDING COSTS, RESTRIO penitry . . . fmlta . . . vegetables . . . Uv# stock, etc. Follow the treod to country Uring. le m voters o f the ^ u tb Monchsa- L’ ,*ONSOH CKOWH Uon o f leqrvtary of State. Acha^ ter Fire District Ojat a special I TIONS AND TAXES! Onr o rig in plan will help yen own yonr heme fwr.p.Svlw lobU Ughtw) aosi’a diplomacy.” of en on acre er mors of good, cleor^ fertile meeting o f sold district wOl be OeaWt piid.ra dwif. I. held In Hose House No. i, fipnica goo* deflation fa that U we ftk.misf .b.a.y tllvat T H E (^REAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY FREE and Florsaca Btrasjts. at r . to m a in iaSuehoe and vie- ^WwVWt w^^Bvlw 1 M. (Daylight Saving Time) ’Thurs- wi. fv.n.f. U at home. Antenna Motor To see if the district will lay tax to pay tbe indebtednsoa and to eoiport good prin- With Every expenssa of the district for tbe 8a- be Tekvieion Stt^Sold ' col year. res. Andrew Anooldl. Shoor Brothers Goorge W. CL Hmt, k.tha ooea who C L I R R ' C a n d W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO. ■ * 'TEUeVUiON Jftck OofdoOe Jewriem Nations TE I.E PH O N E 2-0244 B Dffltrlrt rvimmlMinnm. « « Rartforfi Bead ACROR.S FROM M ANCHESTER G R E E N 8CHOOT. 977 Main Slreel Manchester i^ b t s Cor. McKee St. D ateil St Manchester. Conn that t e l . ^ this 1 st day of May, 1930. , ■ ■ -t ■

• I MANCHCS-iCR EVIWINU HERALD. MANCHESTER. CUNN„ THURSDAY. MAY 11, 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1950 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN VA'regional office having Juriadlc- ' an original certificate of eligibility. Huestia and Cj-nthia Lewia. Sev­ tion over hit present achool. I On his application he must give eral of Troop 8 Kirla were then Vets Summer Procedure Given I the name of the school and the Award Scouts accepted bv Troop 2 which la alao “ If the veterans plans to take a I course. With his application, he an Intermediate (froup but for different course this summer, eith­ ■ should include a photostatic copy 43 Oak S t. MANCHESTER 43 Oak St. older girls In seventh and eiRlith School Notice er In his. present achool or at an­ erades. Tlie girls who "grodu- j of his discharge papers." Tel. 2-9937 Tel. 2-9937 Curved Bars other school, he will have to take I Ford emphasized that applica­ 3 ted” Into the older troop are (One, and poasibly two ateps. First, tions for supplemental and orig­ &AFOOD Avard Huestls, Joyce King, rtyn- he should apply for his supplemen­ thla Lewis. Barbara Martin. Elea­ DirPfior Ftiril Gives De­ inal certificates of eligibility may SBghest Honors in Inter* tal certificate of allgiblllty. Sec­ be submitted to the regional of­ nor Panclcra. Anna Morwarth. tails Duller GI Bill ond, he abould find out from the mediate Class Go to Bettv Fleming and Joahnc Young. fice by mall. There Is no need, he Mrs. John Boyle, leader o ' Tri«ip Kdiieatiftii Rights VA whether his new courae la or Is said, fdi* veterans to bring the FltESH SBOPMENTS Group in Green Area 2 pre.aented llve-ye.ir .service pms not in the same general field as applications to the VA In person: to Barbara Allen, f auline Cm inier his present one. If it la found to be As a final step to be taken as Local veterans were advised to- in the tame general field, the aup- DELICIOUS WHITE CUSK FILLETS FROM MAINE ^ — 4 ? , t ' Joan Boyle, Nancy Cole, Jean and Dolores Hellstrom. Pegg.v soon as possible. Ford warned, Waltersdorf. Barbara Allen and dsy hy Director Wsiter Ford of plemental certificate la all that Is required. veterans should make certain that FILLETS OF BLUE FROM MAINE cook and Marilyn Rogers, mem- Dolores Hellstrom received first the Velersns' Service Center, that the school they wish to attend has bei« of Girl Scout Troop Two, class and other badges. The fol­ if they are planning to attend If in a different field and his room for them. Many summer DELAWARE SHAD ~ HARD AND PLUMP were presentjyd with (Curved Bara, lowing Seout.s were awarded mis­ need of the new course has been cliissM will be overcrowded and Aaun . 2 - 3S. .summer .school under the C5I Bill determined, he may be required to the hlghe.st honor in Intermediate cellaneous badges: Joan Boyle. arc receiving more appllcatiniia ^O«'0A ; Nancv Cole, Jean Cook. Audrey they should start making neces­ take advisement and guidance than they can handle. Scouting, by Mrs. G. VV. Jones, , Helm', Jean Luckingham, and .Mar­ sary arrangements at once. from the VA to find out hla ap­ BONED LOBSTER GREEN COOKED ^ I* «AG ^ Q - Manchester Girl Scout Commis­ ilyn Rogers. Oirla who then be- titude for the new course. sioner. St a Mother and Daughter "First," said Ford, "they should Walt Disney is. credited with ' ^«OPiCAi ‘ I came Senior Scouts and were wel- “ A veteran who has not had having produced the first movie j ^ 4 ^ supper glvett by Troops 2, 8 and 23 determine whether their VA cer­ SHAD MEAT SHRIMP SHRIMP I coined bv Miss Emily Smith, who any GI Bill training before should cartoon. “Steamboat ' Willie,” in 1 swcir 2 at the Manche.ster Gieen school on I represented that liraneh of ^vout- tificates of eligibility arc in order. apply at his nearest VA office for 1928. CILIO PKG Tuesday evening. May 9. ' ing for older girl.s, are Joan Boyle, And. if they are changing cours­ ^*®||^Joniatoe$ To be eligible for a Curved Bar, Jean Cook. Marilyn Rogers. .Nancy es, they sliould learn from VA Yst, for 20 yaari and lengar, ihouisnds ol R/pf ^ a girl must have earned a total CHOICE CENTER CUTS OF SWORDFISH PKGS ('ole Veronica Cavazr.a, Dolores whether tlicy will be required to woman hava bought all thair mast at Firti , o f , 27 badge.s. Hcll.stroni Peggy Waltersdorf and undergo advisement and guidance. _ 3 5 c •jmbol* worn on the* Girl htout i Barbara„ , . .S.llen. . "A veteran who Is now in achool SCARLET RED SALMON TO FRY OR BOIL National Sioro* bacauia lhay know thay ftscarofe ^OR/Oa uniform, having first completed Tho crn'monir.s \vi*ro brou^nt lo ^ ,311(1 who intends to roiitinuc this Surprise Food Month Club can dapand On Knasi quality. They know the requirements of a aeeond,-elass a i lose with all .^.-ouls, leaders arid 2 1 9 ^ summer in the same scliool and U TOu like BfMYd eatinf, like to he lii«t ««rh food, then join thii unique ______FRESH EASTERN HALIBUT------— PRG and a flrst-cla.ss Scout. thider parents joining in a Clood-nighl the same course need merely reg- rluh^dap Our alert iurT introduces you ro rheir food diKOvenet-1— keeps Tinast maatt art good, not just occasional­ J /Spinatii the second-class rank. It dilTeient j-Du Bondering. 'What oeat.-’ C ir c le . ister a t his .s c Iu k i I. His present rer- ly, but ovary shopping day el the yaari GRffM fields oT interest arc explored I For juoe. iulf, lAd Aucust njor cht Dunemn Hmtt Pteme -CANADIAN EELS- agriculture. International friend- I tificale of eligibility, on file with Sptitsl. Treat ftmilr and fritodi ro chete three furprisea. Thay know they navai taka a chanca ai 2 3 3 , VA, is sufficient. It 4 9 « ahtp. nature, arts and craft.s. com­ Tax r.olleclioiis Enroll for D ^ momhi ■LAKE CHAMPLAIN BULL HEADS- lb a Firai National maal a^ tar. munity life, health and safety, I "But if the veteran wants to O 6 monthi 9.7^ ...laAVO Salad Mix ^*“ HCtUOF)fG homemaking, literature and di a- : eonliniio in the same course but at □ 12 mofitht 18.00 -FRESH MACKEREL- M l iVi-5 ^ ^ P/fGS a different .school, he should ap­ rifase mark. clip, and return »irb msUcs, niiwic and dancing, out-9* « * K N # £ 4 n j Taylor and Jean Wales. They There Is Only One GREAT BIG TENDER were welcomed by Psuline Cor- j •"W ench ^ mler of Tr6op 2. "SAL AD A — ’O QZ PKG Mrs. Edward Lewis, leader of , MANCHESTER SEA FOOD Peas YOR GARDEN ^ 20-OZ TINS Intermediate Troop 8, received the j new members and presented the CUPLE1S TEA-BAGS ______43 OAK ST. - JUST OFF MAIN following girls In her troop with CUP CAKE MIX HNAST - HALVES or SLICED CLING merit badges: Evelyn Crie. Bar­ Makes you want another cup! bara Cwlckla, L>-nn Dart, Roberta MANY DELICIOUS USES . Dick, Patricia Eddy, Susan Fin- WE CLOSE MONDAYS A T 1 P. M. OfllCfOUS glea, Betty Fleming, Mania Ha- .Split open nip cakes ami spread Peaches IN HEAVY SYRUP 29-OZ TIN f CoA ta aen, Anna Horwarth. Avard Hues­ w ith ®prgserve for a dessert '// '0 02 PKG 2 5 c tia, Joyce King, Cynthia Lewis, change. Delicious. Cuplets also "IF IT SWIMS-WE HAVE IT CLOVERDAL!4.LVJVEKUALI Barbara Martin, Barbara MeCor- ebt*®SiSiei4 .. . (. »9e irlck, Eleanor Panciera, Susan makes a perfect nine inch layer. ■”e I Turkington. L>nn W>lter.sdorf and No other oip cake mix has been -5 5 * LIGHT SOLID MEAT 7-OZ TIN Joanne Young. First class badges able to equal Cuplets quality. Tuna Fish went to Eleanor Paneicra, Avard ^ Stunae* Fittet FRESH MADE WITH COUNTRY EGG YOLKS » ____ duadrei Finast Mayonnaise PT JAR . Persotialized CmMfdod^ ScuuH f ict FWAST FA N a EASTERN e% Self Service at Tomato Juice 2 ">^‘23 MANCHESTER PUBUC MARKET MIRABH PUR! - RECENTLY REDUCED 80S'Main Street ... Public Market Peach Preserves »oi»>2S Bxmr’rsBo^miSi Every Public Market Hem Is A Better Buy - - - - CLOVERDAl! - VITAMIN FORTIFIED Here's • quick and easy way to sarva rolls. rA C K A C f Fancy, Fresh Seafoods LB PKG Milk-Fed, Tender Ready To Eat M orgai;ine 23* Just hoot to tempting golden brown and sorve. Deluxe Farm Fresh Are a Taste T re o f Butter at the Public Market XPERT PACKAGE OF V e a l... FANCY.BONELESS CENTER SLICES OF U-OZ PKG 25* Native Poultry ... HORMEL Is Always Strictly Fresh White Cake Mix 9 INDIVIDUAL BONELESS MILLBROOK CLUB - ASSORTED FLAVORS ROLLS MEDIUM S17.K. SWORDFISH Lb 59c and Priced Low 28-OZ BTLS HAM Contanli 29* S T m ^ B B W CHICKENS o/L oL $1.69 VEAL ROAST Lb. 59c Fillet o f Sole Salt Herrings Beverages. 3 BROOKFIELD, SUNLIGHT, SUNSHINE NATIVE SOFT MEATED Fresh Mackerel Marinated Herrings Sf About lb. SPERRY & BARNES LB PKG 30* LEGS OF VEAL ,b 49c Fresh Halibut Smoked Herring rii-Ho Crackers - BROILERS 2 l.bs. F.a. e , Whole or Shank Half Fillet of Cod Fillets UARDKEY'S 5 LB. SIZE. MILK FED RUMP OF VEAL Lfi 53c BROOKSIDE NATIVE - GRADE A - URGE SIZE BUTTER 10OZTIN 17* HERE'S A FANCY ASSORTMENT OF TEN- FOWL Shrimps Fillet o f Cusk Codfish Cakes FINE QUALITY Scallops Fillet o f Flounder SEMI-SVVEn ?0 tSoVcAll' ■ ■ DELICIOUS, TASTY, HOME CURE ib. ^ g e 19c DOZ Mother's Day EASTERN, FRESH DRESSED FANCY BONELESS CHUCK BEEF Fillet o f Perch Whole Haddock to Nestle's AAorsels Fresh Eggs BRISKET CORNED Fillet of Haddock Bake CAKE FINAST Rib Pork Roost u.. 55c GROUND Lb 55c ZvOM fUiM * SHARP WISCONSIN CHEDDAR Whole Green 19 OZ TIN 25. BEEF Lb 6 9 c Rib Roast Beef i.b. 65c Public Market Perfect LB EACH 65 * CREAMO EVAPORATED t Aged Cheese Whole Wax 19 OZ TIN 27. PLUMP, WASTE-FREE DOMINO Fruits and Vegetablei SOLD AT MOST FINAST SUPER MARKHS -EVISCERATED WHITE or YEUOW SLICED . . . Our Own Pure Pork SUGAR MARGARINE2LBS.49C JOAN lAROLCAROL • PUIN,PLAIN, 5U( SUGARED or CINNAMON RICHMOND TURKEYS Lb 69c INDIAN RIVER. FLORIDA JUICE MILK TENDER, SPRING IB Cut Wax 2 19-02 TINS 33. Sausage Products 5 lbs. 4 1 c ORANGES 39c| ^FORTIFIED WITH VITAMIN D f Loaf Cheese Doughnuts PKG OF 12 1 9 < LAMB LEGS l k 69c LARGE SIZE CALIFORNIA SUNKIST LARGEST NO. 5 CAN IT'S HEALTHFUL - NUTRITIOUS Cut Green 2 I90Z TINS 33. d e i! i c i o u s p o r k "Better Buy Birds Eye" ORANGES i>-^59c DOLE PINEAPPLE SAUSAGE MEAT n f i . GOLDEN CALIFORNIA 3 " " 3 5 * COUNTRY STYLE JU IC E 35c YOR GARDEN M IO ST C ^ CARROTS 2 B.h. 19e Mother's Day, May 14th GERBER'S BABY FOODS CREEN BEANS LA RG E LIN K LARGE, INDIAN RIVER GIVE MOTHER A TEMPTING TREAT BY lUVING HER A BOX OF RICH, DaiCIOUS . .. BIRDS E Y E PEAS Pkgs. 45c FANCY BLUE LAKE SAUSAGE GRAPEFRUIT 2i^.r25c Strained auvaiueties g4vioziAu39* ^oan QoAoi CANDIES TASTY’ CARNATION Whole ”„S^29 FRENCH FRifeD c k )L d e n r i p e LUSCIOUS CANDIES COATED WITH LIGHT MILK CHOCOLATE (hepped auvametiee 2r‘.°*.Au29* FANCY MILK Can ITALIAN SAUSAGE .. 69c POTATOES pkf. 23c BANANAS u. 15c 11c Home Style Chocolates POUND BOX 79* Oatneal Cereal •oiks 15. C u t '9 OZ tin 2 3 e TEMPTING SW inS COATED WITH DARK CHOCOLATE GRADE A O RA N GE JU IC E Can 2 7 c (Serves 6) JESSO BRAND Assorted Dark (Iiocelates POUND BOX BO LO GN A or TOMATOES (X..,s) 2 cui, 37 c Pet Food Headquarters ROYAL 8CARLET PALMOLIVE SPECIAL ATTRACTIVE GIFT. WRAPPING GET EXTRA CAKE FOR 1e WITH PARD •^ - SWEETHEART m u u u m e 1 CHIFFON FLAKES fOAT every 3 CAKE PURCHASE M IN CED HAM Lb. TOMATO KETCHUP Bottle 1 9 c TOIUT SOAP WHITE MEAT RED HEART 2 tOr REG GROTE & C A . * SVGAK HEAMT DASH j 3 REG BARS 21< 1c SALEI • BARS. FRANKFURTS WEIGEL Lb. TUNA FLAKES c» 29e 2 49* i ' FIRST I n a t i o n a l STORES CREAM CORN 2 c». 3 3 c KEN-I^RATION IKADYTOEAT s t a t l Lr IVORY SALT Carlon 9 c CALO CAT FOOD CASHMERE FAB lUf-WHITE KWKMAirS FI BOOLA COLORED NAPKINS..,►Baa 10c CALO DOG FOOD PALMOLIVE V t L AJAX FRS TURiOM HAND lOKED COOKED 1 SUPER SUDS eOUQUIT SOAR I^TH IVERrPlEaiyf ( SWEET UFE EAGLE BRAND Gaines Meal or. Kaaco Ration ...... 5 Lbs. 69c SOAR 4-5 Lb. She Lb. V^ERICAN SARDINES 2 C oas 19c ICS 49c ORANGE JUICE Sogar ad4o4. 4B Ot. Can 3 5 c 1 ' LG IPKC 3 7 * BATH BAR |Qc BARSj ^ - - \r" ■■■-^■'■■, ■ vv

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1958 Fach n n n n i r | MANCHESTER EVBNTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1980 P A fl8 tm L V S / .stated that Judge Lindley “threw some of Ibi charges out of court Indlsper-aatA alppor for more per- net gown modeled by Mr*. L*w- Chance prlMi were won by the dolja; Mra. John AIH»en won a Danville Case (and) be did iiot make any decis­ rence Rlker. following: Mr*. Robert Hawley and cake and Mrs. Leelie Hoyt won a ion on others." feet at. A aebra stripped two-piece Door Trices Awarded Mra. Maurice O’Connor won two beauty kIL The ad told how Judge Lindley For •very day ia Mothar'a Day Countay Qub drew all eyes with iU latUce open An Ivy-covered *rchway waa the Is Not Basis even “took occasion to praise AAP to u*. We’re her busy Bttk" work on the aides. Mrs. Wllmer entrance through which the model* for the efficient Job of food distri­ heipcn, all right-—helping her FaehioB Show Lockwood modeled a striking black passed. Following tha fashion dis­ bution it had done.” lOK to save money with our play door prlr.es were awarded to A & P Reveals Letter Judge Lindley said in his decta- day low prices—Helping her nylon bathing suit with black lac­ Mm. Betty Mamhall. Mm. Helen . From Judge Explain­ ion: “ I'o buy, sell and distribute to Profaidonal Model I» ing up rach side for singular styl­ Mellander, Mm. Walter Doll. Mrs. ^Waiuw Buy A D«ek** i a substantial portion of 130,000,- keep her family well fM and ing. Helen Lsander, Ml*. Anthony, ing His Dee|rion 000 people, one and three-quartern healthy with our vast yariety Fefttiired; Description More formal wear was con- Fond. Mrs. Bee Keith, Mrs. Ola- cents on The Great AUantre & Pacific each dollar is an aclilevement one —Helping her with her luHme- Of Dresses Displayed brtddeiy used in Insets gnd border*. Mm. George N. Johnson, Mr*. Hilda i work with our targe aappllea One departure from this was a Tays, Mra. Everett Belding, Mr*. i Tea Company today r«ve*led for may well be proud of. while organdie gown modeled by Alya Davlea, Mrs. Ann Seamart, L. To WOOD the first time that, edntrary to “No place in the wqrld, I take of household necennitiei^ Qay and ftacUeal play cJothea, It, arc people ao well fed as in the caaual daytlma dreeaea and filmy Mm. Richard DcMartln with rhine- Mrs. Lawrence Scranton. Mm. Ma# MAKE YOUR MEAT DOLLARS the clalma of the anti-trust law- .•> Helping her save time and en­ etemes scattered over the Ixwloe. Reincke. Mm. V«ra Froh, Mrs. B. United Stalbs. Nowhere else, I ergy with our easy-to-shop evanios aowna m-era modeled at Havey and Mias Janet Knofla. yers, a previous decUlon againat suppose, do food diatrlbutora "sc- fttOW S aftiW an ahow preaenled by Miss Beverly .Smith also exhibited the company at Danville, IlL, in compllsb efficient distribution at displays that put the best a white gown with Mack em­ Locker Plant GO FURTHER WITH Btair’a aad Tota 'n Teana at tha the words of the preaiding Judge, so low a margin of profit. In con­ buys at her Rngertips. liaachaatar Country Club deaaert- broidery and a gay red sash. trast, we are told in other nations tirldra party aponaored by the La- Mm. Lockwood wore a chic navy' could not be the baala for the cur­ the problem la not one of an ade­ dtaa* division, last night. blue formal dress with a halter rent Biilt to deatroy the A4P. quate diet, but one of no diet at Mlaa Lois Koraekl, professional neckline, self-trim buttons in front YouVimm And Meat House In a nationwide newspaper ad­ all.” I I model from New Tork, was among of the gathered bodice and a cas­ WaybestcJ;;:^;L.Poultry vertisement, ASeP disclosed that A4P contended it had "clearly EkH , OPEN THURS. the models. Stunning in a splashy cading wide ruffle down one side Fcdei'al Judge Walter C. Lindley, demonstrated its sincere dc.slre to print lastex bathing suiL or s of the sheath skirt. A short rape kn ew h m UQod A Whole Floch of Them Are on Sale Thle ^ 0 0 ^ ^ who presided over the 1946 Dan­ abide by the spirit as well as the . N fitted blue butcher boy linen suit accompanied this gown. Another More ynitte Meat^^A Neve Taste Treat letter of the law." The company NIGHT Mi under a bright rad full length light Week-End and the Price is rifht at £ ville case, said ehortly thereafter coat or an organdie gown with outstanding number In navy was iimkint in a letter explaining his decision: said that when Judge Lindicy'a de­ flowing skirt, embroidered bodice shown by Mrs. Harry Benson. A "I have not condemned the ASeP cision showed he was “critical of TIL 9 P. M. and a stole, she attracted the at­ full skirt with white embrolderj- ooffHom be 5 LB. TO 8 LB. AVG. TOBBOILORFaY aysteni; I have not made a find- some of our activliies," even tention of all In attendance. contrast made a graceful gown. In.'’ which could be the bnsi.s for a though be did not base his decision Loretta. Leslie and Dennise Daytime dresses are partial to suit of disaolution." 1 on them, A&P made operating rtrlson, ages 10. « and 4, retoec- front Interest, but evening gowns finHIyoufry^ The letter contradioted the re- i lianges In these activities to avoid j Uvely, modeled young fashions reniember the bnck. and a hint of pealed claims of the anti-trust the possibility of future criticism. witl Joanne Handley from Tots n the hustle was evident In the peach ALL NATIVE POULTRY lawyers that the same Danville' "We did even more than this,” I' ' Teens. Pique was common In the hickens decision Is the basis of their pres­ A&P aaid. "We went down to Roasting Chickens, 4 1/ 2 Lb. Avg...... 49c Lb. C pastel play dresses. Potted Swiss ent suit in federal court at New Washington and asked the anti­ BUMBLE BEE FANCY WHITE MEAT and organdie with white niffles Large Fowl for Stew i n g ...... 46c Lb. FANCY LARGE York to compel A&P to dispose of trust lawyers what else they and embroidered insets were prom­ it; seven netail store divisions and thought we ahould do to conform Poultry "The Money Sorer of The Week" inent in Sunday clothes. Bathing ,39c Lb. tt.s manufacturing plants, and to to tlieir new Interpretation of the and aun atta copied adults in varie­ Extra Lean Fresh Shoulders dls.solvc the Atlantic Comml-sslon vague anti-trust laws. ty and daring cut. Whole Pork lAiins (Only) . . . 59c Lb. Oompany, its fresh fruit and vege­ “The only answer we ever got Denim still rates as a favorite Little Link Sausage 59c Lb. table buying subsidiary. waa that we ahould break bp this II. aporta w-ear. Terryclolh has "So now." the advertisement company. We were atlll trying to DUCKLINGS - 3L CAN gained in popularity In playauit.s i FOWL said, "we have the* anti-truat law­ find out from the anti-truat law­ and as a cover for bathing suits. ■ Extra Lean and Small Smoked Shoulder...... 43c Lb. yers saying that their suit to dis­ yers what more they thought we SWIFTS PREMIUM 4 ^ Lb. Avg. SMOKED .should do to conform to the law TUNAFISH 37‘. Match mate play outfits still are solve A&P is based on Judge in demand. Llndley's decision while Judge when they Hied the current suit tfl* Ckeeks la Spring Appwe’ EXTRA LEAN FERRIS Lindley himself say* his decision destroy A&P.” BUMBLE BEE CHINOOK nr BI.UEBACK SALMON. Can 43c HEN TURKEYS ^ *43^ Checks ever evident in spring j could not be the basi* for a suit apparel ride over to summer -in j enfy Voffonf” of dissolution." MAINE SARDINES 7c MIRACLE WHIP, Pt. Jar 29c casual dresses with striking color: PICNICS Real Baala of Decision Karliii^g Pupils m oontraaU. One suit had a checked baeMbf85f§att Daisy Hams A&P explained that in the Dan­ Jackal and skirt with a plain color-, HEAVY STEER BEEF, BLOCK STYLE CHUCK ville case it -was the dual role WHITE MEAT FLAKES TUNA FISH ...... Can 23c ad alternate riil.t. • played by the Atlantic Commission To Give Recital I NATIVE FOWL-^ *43^ o f 00099 ^Kp9tknc9 Mi« Korecld modeled a soft yel- [ Company in buying produce for low aun back dresa with a plaid ' That Good Ferris Hickory B acon...... 63c Lb. .A&P and selling prb&ce to the Phyllis Karlin, local piano teach­ tn 'Unt Cksjt y V fw t Sb/nMt Coff*t jbb M'blle Supply bodice and yellow bolero Jacket. ^ Itoneless Roulettes (Hickory Smoked) ...... 65c Lb. trade for growers that Judge Llnd- er, will present a group of her pu­ Mr*. Robert Dennison wore a mint le.v objected to and which he said I.avU was tlie real basis of his decision. pils in a piano recital on Sunday, GIANT CAN graan aun dreae with unusual treat­ itah.l-Meyer CooVed Canned P icnics...... 69c Lb. ROAST Calif. Orange Juice Since then, the food chain dls- May 14 at 3:30 p. m. In the vestry CHICKENS 3 ment of grey striped trim through bodice and hips. Mrs. Edgar CTarke Order early on these—limited supply. LEAN FRESHLY GROUND Closeil, ACCX) has discontinued of Temple Beth Sholom. Gueet Mtowed that tha trridoacent ma­ this dual role even though it has performera include George Paxia- AM. GREEN been licensed for raaByTears by TALL (AN terials of last year are not forgot­ the U. S. Departmeiti of Agricul­ nos, Ronald RJplcy and John De- TRINIMBD H, ten as ahe wore a rust colored day- Nino, three claHnet pupils Of Ber­ Spear Asparagus BEEF SPECIALS lb. ture to act as both a buyer and a MMOKED ' tima drew with pale green polka seller of produce. The ad eaid nard Karlin, brother of Mlaa Kar­ SHOULDERS dots. An orchid cotton casual worn Extra Lean Fresh Ground Beef .. . .. 59c H amburg ACCX) now hiivs produce only for lin. NORTHWEST Miss Karlin studied piano with by Mrs. Clarke had a matching Exfra Lean Cut-Up Beef for Stew . . ,73c Lb. A&P. PACK hat. "In other words, we stopped do­ Howard Coding, head of the piano n OZ. CAN Hlock Chuck for the P o t ...... 55c Lb. department of the New England Desire Fancy Peas rRr.nH Bathing Suita Displayed ing the thing which Judge Lindley LEAN RIB Bathing suite have acquired the Bonelefss Chuck Pot R o a st...... 73c Lb. UPLiN IHUKSliAia said put us In vlolatioti of the Conservatory of Music; Moehe .. 79c Lb. AMPLE FREE Paranov, director of the Hartt PORK ROAST Boneless Rib Roast (Oven) . Sherman Act.” the ad stated. School of Music; Iren* Kahn, and ROIXS TILL 8 P. M. "WTiat, then, is the real reason Dr. R. Augustus Lawson. Mr. Kar­ M aum d n m euv « itn~ why the anti-tnist lawyers want W aldorf T oilet Tissue 4 Don't forget the savings you can make on 12- PARKING to destroy this company, which for lin studied clarinet with the late Mn.K-FED W. FKIDA iS 1 ILL V 1 . ill. 90 years has pioneered the meth­ Victor Polatchek, former solo clar­ TENDFJt or more packages of Birdseye or Seabrook ods of distribution which have giv- inetist of the ^ s to n Symphony LEGS OF VEAL an the American people more good Orchestra and Norman Carrel, LGE, PKG. Farms. 10% off on 12 or more. DEL RICH OR BLUE BONNET solo clarinetist of the Boston Pop Super Suds SWIFT’S BROOKFIELD ^ood for their 'money?" and Boston Opera House Orches­ FIAKO DetaUs are Reviewed tra. STEER We carrv at all times a full line of locker supplies. It Today’s advertisement reviewed M l CRUST MIX In detail the Danville caae and the Tha following pupils will parti­ is also a' good tim* to think about renting a locker for charges agatnat the company. Pre- cipate In the recital: Richard Zim­ INTRODUCTORY OFFER, SUGAR ’N SPICE PICKLES CHUCK STEAK B u t t e r »> 6 5 * OLEO »> 29* merman) Phyllis Solomon, Alien your early vegetables. jridua ads In the series discussed CANDIED other times when the anti-trust Schwedel, Richard Martin, Donna MIDGET e% A Sandals, George Olidie, Judith STY.X 8 Or.. .lar 2 5 c GHERKINS .8 Or.. Jar a YC in e lawyers made serious and dam­ Rubinow, Helen Ann Schwedel, GEN C Plenty of parking space w hile shopping the L. T. Wood FULL 500 SHEETS aging charges agqinst A&P which Nancy Davie, Lynne JBandals, Pa­ SWEET WATERMELON nPRINO I>ocker Plant and Meat House. Tel. 8424. federal imurta decided ‘ were not LEGS OF LAM B mela Barnes, Carol Rottner, and TREATS ■ true, Richard Woodward. 8 Oz. Jar 2 9 c RIND 10>/r Oz. I t w C “At Danville,” the ad aaid, “the The pubUc 1* cordially Invited to DOVAI.ETTES •nti-tniat lawyer* made all of the attend. charges which they are makliii' FREAII n , against A&P today. They were Fire Coatlnnes To Bum 1 LB. ALL BEEF M O trS ORANGE the same charges they had made Chase & Sanborn Coffee CAN HAMBURG 4 9 < and dropped at Dallas, Texas, aft­ Miami, Fla., May 11—ol>) — A j er four federal Judges had object- Are that already has seared 30 I M A R M A L A D E >o o . | Q c •d to some of them as Inflama- square milea in the eastern edge I tory.’ ’’ of the Everglades National Park I A&P pointed out that the anti­ continued to bum tpday. About HUNT'S Shop with Confidence and Ease at ^FIRST FOOD STORE. FRESHLY ROASTED, GROUND TO YOUR ^ E R trust lawyers have consistently 40 men battled the' blaze which RIB PORK CHOPS LB. 49c maintained in the press and on the swept along a high pine ridge | FANCY CALIF radio that the company was found known as Long Pine key and head­ guilty at Danville of all their ed toward headwaters of the Shark | SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS LB 59c COFFEE charges. A&P denied this and river, a famous Ashing spot. Tomato Paste SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS UL 75c A. C. PETEIWEN ASSORTED StiNSHINE, SVGAR-HONET Junior Twosome Sunworthy Set FRESH PIG'S FEET 2 uis. 25c MERRILL’S MARKET ICECREAM SODAS'*^ Graham Crackers Pick Up and Go DIAL 7386 Flavor 84 OAKLAND STREET FREE DELIVERY 1 0 ' " " 6 9 ‘ DON’T PASS UP THIS VALUE... Pint 2 9 c 3 Fkr 2 5 C 1 Lb. Box 2 9 c • WASHINGTON SERVICE OR SELF SERVICE PLUS GUARANTEED QUALITY FOODSTUFFS BLEND COFFEE . SEEING IS BELIEVING y Be s h 1 LB. LEAN SLICED — CAUFORNIA NEW B.AG.~ 69c MAZOLA OIL FRESH KILLED ROASTING * POTATOR5 Be et s PICKWICK LEAN TASTY SMALL CORNED CXIFFEE L B .O P C GALLON CAN * 1 ^ 9 FRESHLY GROUND TO YOUR ORDER BACON 2 9 i 5HOULDER5 .b 39c CHICKENS u. 45c NONE SOLD TO DEALERS J W ' CORNED BEEFu 69c 10 lb. bag ^ 2 b""- 1 ^ ® SMALL LEAN S.MOKED FINE qUALITY TENDER BABY BEEF 65c SUMMER NATIVE 5HOULDER5 41c TOMATO LIVER RADI5HE5 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GRADE A 5QUA5H DOZ. PA5TE 3 c. 25c LEAN SLICED BINDLESS LARGE EGGS SAVE ON FRESH CRISP PASCAL SWEET jn C Y FLORIDA CARNATION i BACON Lb. 49c bunch BEdP DOVALETTE5 CELERY BCH 10c ORANGES 2 doe 59c ^RADB It) 2 l. c» . 2 3 c OOOKINO AND EA'HNO TUB B U H E R MILK FANCY SOLID WHITE MEAT CELLO PACK I.g. Box 1 9 C * FIRM Ye l l o w . FANCY WASHINGTON WINESAP NEW, SOLID GREEN TOMATOES PRO. 15c APPLES 4 ud,^29c BY THE TUNA FISH L,.c 43c PIECE tb DELICIOUS WHITE ROSE CABBAGE BANANA5 NATIVE MELLO RIPE A m e r . B o l o g n a APPLE5 2 u. 29c JACK FROST (Limit) COFFEE 1 Lb. Can 77c ASPARAGUS iMT. 29c BANANAS l. 15c Piire.Creai^n Cheese. . . Lb. 49c || Sliced Spiced Ham .... U k 49 c FANCT’ TENDER STRINGLESS SUGAR 5 Lb.41c FANCY CALIF. GREEN x B40IAN RIVER BtlEOLESS Sliced Swiss Cheese . . . IJ>. 69c || Sliced Luxury Loaf . . . Lb. 49c FIRM, YELLOW Ob. S ‘‘ 19*'': "’■ 3 5 * Pepper Loaf . . . Lb. 49c BEAN5 2 39c REAL LG. CAUFORNIA NAVEL 5173 PEPPERS 2 lbs. 29c Grapefruit 3 for 29c RealSharp Cheese . . ». Lb. 59c || Sliced CAUFORNIA W’HITE NO. 1 NEW ORANGES D,^ 59c NEW TEXAS I^ R ID A By Mra. Aaae Oabot AT OUR FROSTED FOOD Roomy patch pockets with color- I DULANY JERSEY (JUST UKE NATIVE) ONION5 ORAHGE5 ful embroidery are an appealing FAIRMONT r BIRDS EYE POTATOES FANCY WASHED NATIVE feature of this two-piece playaulL | BAKERY SPECIAL By So* Burnett Make the flatUring aew-easy mid­ PEACHES ASPARAGUS 1 0 L b . 5 9 c Juniors—hers** Jhe latest fash­ riff and aborts in any of the new I FRESH ICE CREAM PEAS SPINACH 2 Lb. 25 c doz. ion pet. The youtig clroU skirt wrinkle resistant fabrics that hold­ "»< that’s s5 easy to sew. It’s com­ up BO well in vacation bound ault- | DOZ. PINT V 1 Lh. 2 Lbs. 49c BACK AGAIN! OUR SUPER 2 1 3 * cases. JELLY DOUGHNUT5 39c LARGE WHITE SBEHLBSS OR PINK • bined here' with a femlnlBa square PKG. f Pkf- necked blousa for summer chamu Pattern No. B178 consists o f Ua- 1 SALAD SPECIAL sue pattern for eisaa 14, 18 and 18 2 5 ^ 1 2 3 ^ 2 9 FANCY SWEET JUICE Pattern No. M95 la a *ew-rlU 1 Head Iceberg Lettuce .... GRAPEFRUIT pejorated pattern to r lis** U, 12, Included, material requiremanta 1 Lb. Fancy Balk Tomatoes . ALL FOR Is. 14. lA and 18. Sise 12, bleua*. 1 sewing tnatructieaa; hotIroB trans­ ORANGES Doz. 3 For 2 9 C - fer for cmbroldety design, color 1 1 Firm Cucumber...... yajd plain fabric in S9-lnch; 0-8 suggestloae and atitcb Uluatra- I Fancy Green Pepper ..... yard eyelet; ekirt, 4 yards - Uonie I FAHCT CALIFORNIA FANCY TENDER'SUhiMER For this pattern,.send 25 cents, Bend 20c in coins, your name, SUPER 1 Bunch Radishes...... in Ouips, your name, address, eiae FREE I Bamch Celery...... address end the pattern number to I 974 dekired, and the Pattern Number Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve- j I CARROTS 3 Bchs. 25c 1 Bunch Rarerifcs...... 2 M*. to Sue Burnett. The Manchester nlng Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, PARKING - ‘^ ^ ip.. II. I evening Herald. 1130 Ave. Amer­ New York 19. N. T. MAIN MARKETS icas, New Tork 19, N. T. Needlaworic fans—Ana* Cabot’s P FOOD Send 25 cents now for tha Spring Mg new album to bars. Downa of N« brII r 8 i m i HELP US GREATLY OF YOU W O tW CAUL INYOUR ORDERS THURSDAY ANP FRIDAY NIGHTS TO and Bummer Fashion. 48 pagiu

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man and Mrs. Hannah Ncubrrgcr, enacting amendments calls for Ini­ centdr, the importance of which both of Hartford. Republicaus Bar tial approval by the House fol­ out hton?" she cried: “ He wes “ cannot be overemphasized.” *1116 rmniaii Will Push O b i t i i a r v Funeral services will be held a t ' lowed at the next sesalon of tho the most wonderful man In the To Save Laurel Growths Finance Unit records of the center show the dis­ News Tidbits Legislature by approval by both world, and so brave.” position of American troops and Low-Cost Power the B'nal Israel Synagogue In Voting Changes TRY AMERICA’* Rockville tomorrow afternoon at ■ ('ullvd From ______Keegan Hunt: two son*. Jonathan, j O P E N — Mon., W«d., Fri. ’til 9 » S k L Afttmoon, i , I. An 'increaae in the maximum ly died of exhaustion and shock. the roadway leading towards VVil- under-investigation by the sub­ Communist slow-aown tactics I clear that he apoke “ aa a private Other hills ready for legislative tation of laurel, long a beauty in large parts of Washington and i rOlatO l»rO'Ker, at Jr., of Warehouse Point sn4, Al­ weakly benefit fate from 124 to An autopsy was planned for today. llmantic it will be necessary to committee, the Civil Service Coni- virtually paralyze German Inter- citizen." expressed that view In a inspection would create two new A L L D A Y S U N D A Y — 10 A. M. ’til 8 P. M. The tunneling rescue workers spot in early summer, will not be I mission, the Army inspector gen- Oregon, and In other sections o f ! R r ,« L v iI I # » P fla a f-a fred W. of Mancha ter: one daugh-! zonal barge traffic between Ber- letter to Otinway. SSa or $30 and an increaae in de­ fill off onto the southerly edge of ONLY lEST INMEOIENTS USED IN the co.mtry. where they have de- W O C K X IIIC , r a s » e » ^ V, I d«partmenu, budget and public pendency allowances from $3 per had reached Atteo’s side at 1:10 damaged. the laurel growth for an average ' eral. the FBI and the General Ac- : ter, Mrs. Kstherlne Brown of An- ] lin and western Germany. | Conway had asked Maltbie his (e^rks, and give municipalities p m. (e. s. t.) and started to ex­ counting office. rided to distribute power through (lover, oix grandchildren and two i waok for children to $4 to $S a When plans first were announced of 20 feet. Joseph Lavitt, age 53, of 41 .\lbania protesta to UN against Mews on the question. more horns rule. tricate him. He died at approxi­ public bodies and co-operatives. weak. The committee also recom- for the rebuilding of the intersec­ “ We are planning to salvage Karat said he welcomed invest!- { great grandchildren. "contlnuu. s Hostile and aggressive In hts letter to Conway, the sx- Ths drafting of thoae pieces of | mately 2:40 p. m. Benefits Must Not Be Diverted North Park street, Rockville, died The funeral will be held from mended that the .age of dependent tion, witli extra lead-in roads and such of the plants as are of sal- gctlon by the Armed Services policy of Greek government "to­ chief Justice said: legislation was completed yeater- ^ committee. He said there were "The benefits of public invest- | this morning at Mount Sinai hos- the T. P. Holloran Funeral Home. “ ... The fartheat 1 feal fras to children ka widened to include 18 approaches, E. Malcolm Stannard vagable size and will place addi­ ___* ______A *Um. ' ward Communlafl-domlnated Tirana day during the fourth day of n e-1 • k Scandia Lodge -A year olds instead of 16 years olds phases more rightly in the prov- I ment mu.st be passed on to the pital, Hartford, following an ill 175 Center street, at a time to be regime ... Chlncee Oommunlat go in answering your quMtlon 1* gollattona on the bi-partisan reor-1 of The Herald asked Commissioner tional laurel after construction tf> H A N O m i people whose tax money is being only.' The group also suggested compensate for any which are too Ince o f that committee than in | neaa of three months. announced. government protests U> Great to-**y that the proposal pf amand- ganlzatlon plan. Still to come, the I Three Are Hurt Hill to consider the importance of used. Those benefits must not be No. 23 V. O. of A. double allowances for the first large to transplant and have to be that o f ‘ the Civil Service commit­ CORN MUmN MIX He was a leading tobacco and' Britain against "cnreaaonable and menta to the constitution at the leaders said, are bills creating new ' tl - laurel growth at the Notch, tee. 1 » diverted fpr private profit. child. In Falls Here and to do all possible to spare It. destroyed. potato grower. He was born In Philip C’.. Coffey unfriendly" action of Bong Kong present speclsl session of ths Gen­ departments of commerce and per- ^ 4. Elxtenslon of the unemploj'-1 “I am quite certain that the But he said his subcommittee i N o other com muflin mix has “We wilt continue to fight and in 1895, the son of Philip Cornelius Coffey, of 98 j authorltleo in restricting immi­ eral Assembly, with a contlnuane* sonnci aervicea, merging the F I-: 50th The Commissioner replied at that would continue with its probing, 1 mtnt compensation program to i time that he would preserve the small amount of laurel which is been able to equal the quality of ■,vin- for that principle.” Max and Rebecca Lavitt. He was 1 Swan avenue, .''ound View, died ; gration into crown colony to the next regular session for ap­ nance and Tax departments and which has.already resulted in top* The president challenged the cover employers of one or morr Several persoaa were treated at area. destroyed will In no way detract Flakoro. Compare. Try corn muf­ a Past Exalted Ruler of Rockville I till* morning at his home after a | proval by both house* would be a strengthening the purchasing sya- , persons. At present only eniploy- [ personnel shifts at the center, to daims of those who attacked Lodge of Elks, had been active in short Illness. tern. Anniversary Banquet Manchc.ster Memorial hospital In a letter today, he says that from the beauty of the main group­ ! see that there is no “ white-wash- fins made with this quality mix. course of procedure, the legality. era of four or more person.^ arc ing. Grand Coulee asv“ a colossal waste American Legion work and took He leaves his wife, Agnes | of which I believe to be at la A t ; during the past 24 hours for in­ perhaps ■ very small part may 1 lilt.” You, too, will agree that Flakorn covered by the program. The have to be destroyed to permit "Every effort will be made,to of public funds," calling it a "colos- a prominent part In civic affaira. (Tammany) Coffey; two brothers, ; Arrests Smash open to aariou* qusatlan.” Arson Indloatefi In Blaze committee believes that such ex- j juries received in falls. Karat said evidence Indicates is in a class by itself. Bia BOTTLE hal misstatement. He was a foirner partner in the Ekiward Coffey and William Smith | MASONIC TEMPLE, SAT., MAY 20 b\illding of the road, but that re­ prevent injury to this umisuatly "Communist inflltratlon’’ of the Some sources had propoasd that tension would bring 20.000 more Fred LjiFlash, 44 of 10 Bilyue planting will be done to make up attractive growth during the 2 for 3 5 4 pim depeeir "The investment - in the power Rockville Grain and Coal company, of Hadley. Mass.; and two sisters. ; Bogus Bills Riug constitutional amendmenta nacei- Philsdelphls. May l l ij*i--A companies into the program ami Mrs. Mary Murphy of Lawrence. | ReservHtions Must Be In By May 13 road, a carpenter, employed by the for any wastage in the growth. course of construction. facilities of Grand Coulee 1s be­ leaving that concern several years sary to reorganization be Intlated fire maraltall said he found indica­ would affect al)out 40.000 more ing repaid right now, and with ago to take up the brokerage of Mass., and Catherine Smith of Jarvis company, felt from a roof at the s;>eclnl session In the inter­ tions of arson after a blaze which workers. interest," Mr. Truman contended. tobacco and potatoes. Hadley, Mass. Buffalo, N. Y.. May 11 i>Pi - early today damaged tho Belle 5. Extend coverage to Include of a building he was workmg on aetts made a similar plea for dis­ "And in a broader sense, the en­ Funeral services will be held at The U. .S. Secret Service clalmni ests of speed. That would make It leaves his wife, Mrs. Fannie possible for the 1951 General As­ Vista sanatorium scene of anoth­ aOd'e employers. The committee and was admitted as a patient at Hopes to Cut tribution of national gas in the CAN AD A DRY tire investment has already been R, uavitt; two sons, Edwin of West 1 BL James’s ehurcli' Saturday at to'lay U had broken up a milHon- er fire in which 10 patients die! recommended that a continued six-state area in a surprise ap­ sembly. which con.'cnss In Janu­ Built On Integrity Growing On Service Memorial hospital. He suffered a Special For Mother Day 7h» OrigintI Palt Dry Gingtr Ale repaid aevfral times over in the Hartford and Sej-mour E. of Rock- ! 11 a. m., leaving the T. P. Hollo- .lollar counterfeiting syndicate •March 29. Edward H. Chew, flro idudy be made to decide whether pearance at a hearing Tuesday. i incieased national wealth it haa villk; one daughter. Miss 8. Ruth ; ran Funeral Home, 175 ■ Center that allegedly operated in 28 ary, to act on auch proposal* and fractured left arm and multiple Rate for Gas pass them on to the sisetorate In a marshall for tho Fourth district c i f would be advladblc to extend bruises around the head and body. Adams declared that high fuel HYDRANGEAS, 1 to 6 Flowers brotight. Lavitt of New Haven: three broth­ ! sti'cet. at 10:30. Burial will be at states and in Canada. referendum for Itr final dscIslOn. Montgomery county, said today’, coverage to employes of local gov- LaKlash was semi-conscious and costs are a “disadvantage” which ' “ And over the next several ers, Sam of Hartford, Paul of East j St. James’a cemetery. A printing preas and platr.s were fire ■the fourth at the private In­ 6U00 to $2.00 (None higher) Unless an amendment can be Turnpike Auto Body Works arment and non-profit institutions. bleeding from the mouth when ad­ (Continued from Page One) “must, be removed ... if New I years we shall begin to put the Longmeadow and Louis of Elling­ Friends may call at the funeral seized yestrrdav in a raid on a stitution in 16 months appeared 6. Increase the “bonus sllow- initiated now it would mean that mitted. Hampshire and New England gen -! water on the land ^ lo w here.” ton; five aistsra, Mrs. Mollle Heller ' home after 7 p. m. tomorrow. house in suburl>an Depew. Two to have been "set dfllbe“ate.ly 166 .MIDDLE TURM ’IKE I’HONK 7043 afice'’ for part-time unemployment Eugene Andrew. 22, of DlxweU stand at the rate of 1,000 btu's erally are to compete with other CINERARIAS r.Sl.uO Tlie president predicted “ thou­ of Norfolk, 'Vs., Mrs. Rena Ecker men were arrested. it could not be finally approved un­ with gasoline.” from $3 to $4 a week avenue, Hamden, fell off a ladder per cubic foot. regions of the ooiuitry, as com -; sands of family-sized farms will of Worcester, Mass., Mrs. Mae No­ U. E, Baughman, chief of the til 195.”. at the carHest. . 7. Guarantee continuation of B E (iO N IA S ...... 75c Conway read the Maltbie letter, this morning and was treated at Natural Gas Needed pete they must, for the same busi­ replace the present sagebrush.” vak of Springfield, Mrs. Irene New­ secret denlce. said In Washington During 1949 in tlie It. S.. more IHerliuilirul anil Auto Boily Uepuiriug bineflta to qualified Jobless work­ the ho.spltal. He is an employe of Kuaeralfi it wax probably the most Import- to a Republican House-Senate Gov, Sherman Adams of New ness." P A N S I E S ...... B A S K E T ,50c robberies, burglaries entl auto ers who get sick and thus unavaii- the,New England Insulation com­ I nni crackdown against eounter- Caucus. I'uintiiig, Prom pt Service fbr work during their period of Hampshire told a Federal Power FOR RENT Uompllcatlons Discussed pany. Andrews was examined for D ISH G A R D E N S ...... $1.75 up Mrs. Leon O. Holmce fc.tlng In years. j In the summer. Larcenies l»n efit collection. At present if a possible head injuries. commission hearing yesterday Ittrlke Halts Bus Service Funeral services for Mr*. Oors Secretary of the Treasury Sny- The former chief jastlce dls- I lower during the first part of the ^raon receiving benefits becomes W rilleii (iuuruulee T e r m * One stitch was taken to close a that New England needs nathral CARNATION BOUTONNIERE ...... 50c I Beebe) Holmes, wife of Leon O. I dcr said the arrest of Matthew cessed several complications thst year and reached their high point m and unable to accept a Job hi-s wo\md over the upper left eye of Portland. Me., May 11 —(fl'i—A Available May 15th in Watkins Brothers build­ .iulmes of 104 Hamlin street, who j ’’'tloJlnskl. 37. and Bernard Neuner. might arise if amendments w ere I in the late fall and early winter, benefit* cease. gas to cut fuel costs and to meet wage-hour strike by 158 drivers Classified Advertising Valerte Fitzgerald of 83'-. Char­ C O R S A G E S ...... $1.00 and up died at the Manchester Memorial 30, appeared to wind up the case. initiated at a special sesalon. He | The committee also made sever­ ter Oak street. ITie child fell off a bii.slnes* competition with the rest and mechanics today halted bus ing, street floor, with Oak Street show window Hospital Sunday aftenuxin, were said, for exampls, ”... if the , ~ al repommendattons for technical SEE PAGE EIGHTEEN car ami suffered a laceration over of the nation. service for some 40,000 greater ; largely attended at the Holmes House could propose an amend­ changes in the law to ease its ad­ Spring.Bouquets and Boxed Chocolates and entrance . . . Several offices and waiting room. Inilutmta Oases Decline the eye. \ Gov. Paul A. Dever of Masoachu- Portlanders. Funeral Home. 400 Main street, ment at a special saasion and con- | ministration. yesterday afternoon, at 2 o’clock. Houses for Sale 72 H for Sal* Washington. May 11 .T tinue it for approval at the next | For professional or business use. Inquire. 12 Rev. Willard J. McLaughlin, pas­ 'urther decline in the number of j regular session, ths special session HALE'S SIX COMPLETE rooms. In excel­ tor o< the North Methodist LEAVE YOUR CEMETERY URNS TO BE FILLED MANCHESTER - Two . I'amlly iirw caies of Infliienra was report- might be held so near th* regular lent condition. Nice lot. Early oc­ dwelling. In excellent condition, church, of which Mra. Holme* was 10 Day Carpet Sale Trapped Man Dies ed today by the Public Health | itsslon that there would not be cupancy. H. B. Grady. 8009. a life-long member, officiated. Headauarters with all conveniences. Garage. sendee. Tlie agency said there wcni | tlie time for deliberation which, it Sals price $11,550. About ^ acre The numerous and beautiful As Rescue Close Superior Quaiiiy- floral irlbutea, and the large num- only 3,399 nrw cases last week as ' seems to me. the constitution FOR WATKINS BROTHERS of land. Shown oy appointment ' compared to 5,548 In the preMous ' . Icarly contemplates,” STARTS MAY 12 .\T 0 M. 4 AND 4 DUPLEX, two-car ga­ only. Exclusive with Alice ‘ her of friend* who visited the fu- Huelsmann’s Florist Shop rage. 8009. H. B. Grady, Agent. ; neral home during the past two week. The constitutional method for (Ceatinaefi from Page One) 935 MAIN STREET Clampet Agency. Phone 4993. Mr. day* showed the esteem in which’ W eti Known Brands-^Courtesy Mitten 6930, Mrs. Wagnej 2-0028. ENDS MAY 20 9 P. M. $6,000, FIVE rooms, large lot, the deceased was held. I Beared and half-hllnded—put up Dobson Av«., Vernon Phone Rockville 761-Jl fruit trees, chicken coop. Man­ NEW, FOUR-room ranch home. The bearers ■were nephew* of an almost superhuman show of These three factors have made Carra’ s Super Market the most popular chester 8009. H. B. Grady, Agent. ' j .Mrs. Holmes, Lester Beebe. Jr. courage. High elevation with excellent ; Clifford Beebe. George Beebe, Fr- Flv# hundred persons, many of store in town. It's always a pleasant’ex|>epience to shop here our cus­ WEST CENTER Street. Six room i view. Living room 30’ long, fire- i' nest Kolmes, Clarence Moime* and The First Here Gets The Choice them with rosaries, prayed outside place, picture windows. Tile bath, FRIED OYSTERS, CLAMS tomers tell us. Yes, shopping in our spacious store with ample park­ 5390235323482323235353532348532348484848535353235348485323535323235348535348535353484848532348535389484853534853482348482323colonial with enclosed sun porch, | Norman Holme*. Burial was m during the ordeal. 3-car garage, oil steam heat, fire-1 oil hot water heat, basement g a -;: the family lot in the Bucklaiu. KISH AND UHIFS WITH UUR NFW FKIAI.ATDK! Atteo’s attractive. 82-year-old ing facilities will never tire you and you can always bank on our meats place, storm windows and screens.! rage. For appointment call Elva ' cemetery. Hiiiulrcds of Special*——Be the Early Bng second wife, Marie, became hyeter- Venetian blinds, immediate occu­ Tyler, Agent. Manchester 2-4469. ’ Our new sanitury procese givea you ■ dclleioiis. crisp, Ical when her long vigil of pray­ and grocery values. Shop with roiifidenee. Shop Carra's. pancy. T. J Crockett, Broker. ers and tears ended in despair. NEW. 5-ROOMS on on- floor, Ex- golden brown futid — Seals in the flavor I ('Aimv in and —-<»et the Rug Phone 5416. “ What am I going to do with- piandable, fireplace, open stair­ About Towu try them! FKIKIl OYSTKKS AND CI-AMS FACKKD A Double Guarantee. The Swift Brand and Our Reputation. JUST (Jompleting at ths Green, a | way, picture window, tile bath, 10 TAKE HUME. CAI.L 3803. oil hot water heat, closets galore, modern home. Cape Cod style, i The Holy Ghost Mother* (Glrclr hatdiwar. Excellent location. Ranges. Rrfrigefalori SWIFTS PREMIUM—OVEN READY Hot water beat, garage, largs lot.! .ill meet at the home of Mrs Price $12,000. Elva 'Tyler. Agent shade trees. Wm. Kancbl. builder, ranees* Lukas. 88 North street, ^ COMMUNITY RESTAURANT . .^yaaqhester 3-4469. .. Wasliim ami AM Conn. Carpet Outlet 519 Center etirett.., . tomorrow evahlng at sight o’clock. 11) "143 NORTH MAIN 8TRKEt M]|N(!HEVrER EVISCERATED TURKEYS SEVEN ROOM CUI^Ial. Dudley O AKLAN D Street. 6 room^ and Other A|ipliaucefi ROUTE 5. EAST WINDSOR HILL streeL Garage. Good location. garage Lot 130 x 200. Vacant. , A t the meeting of the Infant SWIFTS SELECT^TENDER AND Jl ICY Price $13,000. T. J. Crockett. 19,000. O n ter Springs Realty Co. Jesus of Prague Mother* Circle OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 TEL. HARTFORD 8-89T8 held last evening the foUmving of­ Bfukqr. 5416. Phone 6988. ficers were elected for the coming lb NORTH. SCHOOL atreet. duplex. THREE BEDROOM homq. Uvlng year; Leader, Mrs. John A. Hill­ RIB ROAST room, dining room, den, tile bath, man; secretary, Mrs. Allan R. Vacancy. Large lot. Center Springs Realty Oo. Phone 6988. oil ateam heat, garage, good Keen.in; treasurer, Mrs. Leon Ri­ WHOLE OR SHANK neighbor*. Favorabl* finances at vard; welfare, Mr*. Arthur C. SIX-ROOM home on Glcnwood a fair dgure. Douglas Blanchard. England. Jr.; librarian, Mrs. An­ lb street. 8 bedrooms up. newly re­ 3-9849. thony D’Anvazo; publicity,. Mr*. Morrell E-z Cut Ha^m s MOTHER S DAY decorated Interior, new oil burn­ John Jacobs; representatives. Mr*. er. Priced for quick Mie. Phone W(>odrow Hommell and Mr*. SUGAR CURED Mother’d Day Is a day for everyone to pitch in and help. 3450, after 5 p. m. Phone 7843. liOts for Sal* 73 James F. Barry; and contact CORINA BRAND CALIFORNIA Sis will probably do the cooking, brother will set the table chairman, Mr*. Gregory M. Derby. and father will do the dishes. Busack’s helps too— by bring­ ENJOY U V IN O in a beauUful n . older 6-room single with park- LOT ON HackmaUtk street, 100’ Mias Jessamin* Smith and Mlaa ing especially fine foods to every family so their Mother’s REMEMBER SLICED BACON Tomato Paste like surroundings. Extra largtf liv­ X 250’. Call 2-9475. Anna French of the Mary Cheney Flowers Day meal may be an enjoyable and memorable one. ing room with fireplace, dining library are planning to attend ^ NATIVR' '■ * . rooms, cabinet kitchen, three bed­ meeting on regional Ubraries at rooms. master bedroom, excep­ LOT— 100' X 160’ Phons 2-2190. A t 'WllUroantlc State Teacher* %(. a/ T T \ A r 3 ^ 5 * EXTRA FANCY, FRESH tionally large. R. E. Von Ecker, college tomorrow. Broilers « Roasters • Fowl 509 Keeney street. "VERNON STREET—Baautiful lo t WITH BEAUTIFUL for FLAVORFUL, SHURFINE 84* X 140. Near sdiool, ator*. bus. The MagUaneas Society will 45c I UNUSUALLY Attractive aubur- have a mesa said Saturday morn­ HEN TURKEYS Call 2-4179. ban, alx- room home with lovely ing at ten o’ckick at St. James’s JEWELRY FROM lb Our Combination For Meat Loaf______COFFEE surroundings and grand view en LOra OF LOTS Aurch for all deceased members. READY to SERVE Aeery street. Has 3-4 acre lot, « All membera are requested to at- Mother *s SRERUFEAMaAl^raNS fWit, nut and shade treee, garden, tand. AU sot* IT MOST M O C m Sevaral building site* In vari­ Dewcy-Richman convenient expresa highway ap­ ous locaUona Prieaa $600 and up. NO. 2 CANS, SHURFINE SMALL HAMS proach. Call 2-1773 except ‘Ihura- s , M M M b cMi t • ■ SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD BUTTER cb 67c Who|le or Shank End. days. ^ ______Day Ihapi (bn h tklm m kr S. A. BEECHLER Libel Action Gifts That Last « lBH( Uh UMs SW EE T PEAS N E A R M ANCHESTER Green. Raaltor DOVALETTES Full 500 Sheets 19c Nice Hew. Six rooms, fire­ ______Phon* 9969______Nearing End LEGS OF LAMB place, electric water heater, LARGE Building lots with ahad* Watches from IH8.50 to $350 garden house with flreplacs, FANCY FRESH trees, at the Oraen. Wm. Kanehl, WHITE MEAT FLAKES - For ameslte driye, fruit trees, berries, (Coatlaaed from Pag* One) HAMILTON OIRARD-PERBEOEAITX TUNA ^ 99c 2 3 5 * 519 CeaUr atrest Phon* 7778. asparagus. Lot 117 x 205, $19,800 Tel. 2-2039. WclU Jk MunseU. he ^^-as fishing In May, 1946, and ELGIN lONOINB EXTRA FANCY ALBACORE WHITE MEAT FRYING CHICKENS ib 43c BUILDING LOT for sal*. 150’ x not serving as a sponsor for New ISO'. Outskirta o f Joam. Phone GRVEN , wrtTNAUBR TOWN TALK COFFEE ■ t. b.. 69c 99 M cKEE. STREET Sturdy, York city’s left-wing May day pa­ 2-4205 after 4 or oentaiet owner at EXTRA FA^,CY custom built 6-room (Gape Ood. rade. Weat Vernon atraet. TUNA FLAKE* Suh poriJh, garage, ameslte drive, Th* 40-year-otd dancer, spent DEL MONTE STEWED PRUNES Glaaa more then five hours on a Federal WINESAP APPLES 2 .b. 29c fireplace with heatolato*. Screens, Co r n e r l o t with aii utilities. Fancy Diamond Rings tin storm windows, awnings, Insulat­ court 'Witness stand yesterday. Price 11,000. Elva Tyler, Agent Draper completed hi* testimony FANCY CALIFORNIA ed. Immediate occupancy. Call Manchester 2-4489. For 2 7 * shortly before the mldmornlng re­ MY-T-FINE PUDDING DEAL 3 17c owner 2-4275. No agents. , ANDOVER LAKE, 76 x 200’, yaar cess today when Juror No. 6, ' FROM s50.oo DOVALETTES, TISSUE d. . 4 9 c round, hard road, all lake privi­ Philip Y’ost questioned him briefiy NAVEL ORANGES about a Washington trip organ­ leges, offers considereil. Phone Over CORINA TOMATO PASTE • 3 For 25c ized by the Committee for the JUICY SUNKIST HIGHLAND STREET Manchestar 2-3279. , SPECIAL Handkerchiefs First Amendment int which the Corsages $1.00 Three* Hundred dancer paitlcipatsd. An older 6 room single which Aiid Up LAFRANCE BLUEING 3 For 20c LEMONS 6 For has been remodeled. Nice spacious Rcaort Proptrty for Sate 74 Prsvioualy Dr^>er had bsatifled PEARLS $1.00 Finished Monuments and ii\1ng room with osk floors and ths trip was in protest against Markers In Our INsplay CRISP DOUBLE BUNCH •fireplace. Large master bedroom. JtNDOVTCR LA K E — 78’ x 200’, the House Un-American Activities Yard To Choose From! SUNRISE PEACHES L|«. Can 2 5 C L o t 90 X 197. Shown by appoInU year round hard roat^ all lake committee end what he described Choose from These Itemg Mixed Bouquets $1.00 SUNLIGHT bch ment pri'vilcgea,' offers considered. ss It* effort to “smear the enter­ The Finest In PASCALCELERY 21c 4 . Phone Manotiester 2-8279. tainment in d u a ^ ." All Appropriate for Mother's Day LAR(:E ASSORTMENT (Contents) For The dancer' was asked how BLUE LABEL SODA 3 29c FIRM YELLOW RIPE ARTHUR A. KNOpi.A , I lb ' 875 Main S t.-F jit. 1921 many artists “of all sorts" appear­ CAMEO BROOCHES WATCH BRACELETS RaburlMiii tor Sole 76 ed for the protest. H * replied that Design BUTTER Phone 5440 or OO-TS BILLFOLDS BROOCH PINS ' Potted Plants 50c For Lb. Home Listings Wanted VERNON. Duplex on large lot, ga­ ‘about 25 fiew In from the west AmJ YTm LEMONS 25c III b a n a n a s 15c coast and about 15 cam* down PENS EARRINGS Workmanship T - . rage. TbtM Incom* property, good • from New York.” BRACELETS NECK PIECES LEMON PILLSBURY CREAMO opportunity for veteran with O.I. PIE In recroas-examinatlon Draper Material bill and 11,000 eaah. Douglaa said be first learned of action by BOXED STATIONERY l>ENOX STREET. Owner must sell Blanchard. 2-9949. Pansies 5£c PIE CRUST MIX 14c OLEO lb immediately, six-ruum single, oil the Internal Revenue bureau on Cuttinc dons in our own bitmer, combination scraens and the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee shop from the rough ftone stem ■windows, automatic gas H u tr# —KWII IfotoU 77 committee during his 1947-48 In­ GIVE SILVERWARE come tax examination. to the flnished memoriaL SUNKIST ORANGES Lge. Size Dot. 59c hot water heater, full cellar. If you have th* time and can us* a OUNBtDKRINU BICUJNO He said he had not known pra- $2-00 vioualy that th* Rsvenu* bureau CHOOSE FROM Mixed Pots paint bruab this Is a 'real buy. TUtm HfMMTPtTTT bad revoked the organisation’s ex­ DbL Bch. 1 9 ? Frozen Foods Only $6,000. reasonable terms or Wiutout oMigatten to voo. wa PASCAL CELERY emption status in January, 1947. GORHA.M TOWLE ALSO CEMETERY BASKETS will qualify for veteran with 81,- will appraias M mah* vou a eaah MANCHESTER iTfet, for areoertv Pas u* bafora LUNT - INTERNATTONAL DULANY’S FROZEN nco dovni. Wm. Goodchild,, Sr„ vou Mil Hartford Psilc* Oaptala DIss WALLACE . . SMITH MEMORIAL Qofied AH Day Monday, Open All Day Wedneaday, Open Thursday Rdallur. Office 16 Forest strtsT Pboiie n w Or 6278 7925 or 8891. BRAB-BURN RBAI.TT Hartford, May —Capt. j McConville’s COMPANY Evening Until 9*00. Plenty of Parking Space. ’ Patrica J. Sheren, 63, a member BRPCCOU pi« 3 1 * GREEN Section, Attractive real- I’iilNKINU Ok ttellUij” Wa need A. AIMETn,Prap. ('..n'e for professional or bus'nea* of ths Hartford’ Polie* department DEWEY-RICHAAAN 4 to 9 room bousaa Buyers wait- for 82 years and commended on r.:an. Top quality, prewar ma- tag. Qutek raauitai UaU Buburban Greenhouse and Florist DULANY’S FROZEN several oecatfons for msrltOrioua JEWELERS-STATIONERS ] , terials. Large nvliig_ioom, flra-i Raalty Ok . Haalur*. Pim a 9816 302 WOODBRIDGE STREET— TEL. iN T service, died this morning at Hart­ place, three befirooma, til# bath, _____ 767 MAIN STREET _ oil hot wat.T heat,' double lo t W AN TE D —OaaoUn* station or ford hospital. Captain Shtrro was Open Evening* Until SAIntO Mother’s Dag - i n i i o e i p k g . born In Bridgeport July 27, 1883, a CORN 3 7 ' bvUt-in garage. F ir appo^tment sites, purchase or Iea*c Bell 804 Charge or Budget and Open All Day Sunday, Mother’s Day please phone Douglas Blanchard. Farmington avenue, West Har|' aon of th* late Patrick J. and Mar- 1 SOUTH mss § e n t hherta. . . ihhihiiii MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. MAY 11, I960 PAfflBflIXTEEII X" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* THURSDAY. MAY 11. I960 PAGE 8EVSMTBBN Estonia Pastor Scandia Lodge to Observe Students Win Mancheoiffr Coiigos Beat \ Sports Roundup Date Hook 50th Anniversary, May 20 Tiifts Honors St. James 12-11 New York, May 11.—WPi—Tip • that the best fight pickers ,ln Mln- Arrives Here to would-be footballers; I f you i ncsota arc Bcrglund and Bc^aulieu atoj 19, II. 19,19 want to ue a star center, enter ' of the St. Cloud reformatory pil- Musial Aiming to Be Next .400 Hitter in National Loop Sewndia Lodgs, No. M. Order of Albln Johnaon; auditors, Alexander Coe« Doyle and Mis* Fourth annual exhIMtion of the Stave OH Last Inning Michigan ^ . a fullback. . , Latest | lar. Obviously they must have X« Learn Procedure* of Berggren, Henning A. Anderaon DeWolf Art Guild, Parish House in a long lln ^ ^ f converted full- , the inside dope, Vasa, which observes its golden Rogers Gain Recogni­ Rally to Win Church Lutheran Church Un­ and 8. Emil Peterson. Since that at St. Mary's church, sponsored backs at Ann Ar|>or is Roger Zat- I Cleaning ih . Ctifl anniversary. Saturday evening. time 82 men and women have tion on Junior Day by the Lsdlea Guild. Softball I.«ague Tilt koff, who lookedH'l** a • terrific i Sammy Snead and Carry Mid­ der Rer. Carl E. O1»on May M, with a banquet and pro-: „ chairman, fifteen of Tomorrow line-backer In spring, practice. . I dlecoff both tab the No. 2 course Derby Winner Takes a Walk gram In the M aewlc Ten^le. had „ „ „ deceased. T h s same killer tjq^ as Dick at Plnehurst a.s the best they’ve 2 H B B j Majority of Managers Military'Whist of Ordsr of East­ Center Congos outlasted St. Cardinal Ace Boasts Its .^flnnlngs in May, 1900. when flnandla presented Its Medford, Mass, May 11—llw ee Kemptbom and Dan D vw sky,’’ is ever played. . . .Although South­ ern Star, Masonic Temple, 8 p. m. James last night In a Church Soft- EARL W. Rev. Jotiannrt AsriV, • * • - a group of ten men met at the district master, Nila E. Manchester students Wfre a,ineng the w-ay they tab thia 21^-pound ern (jallfomia looks unbeatable in Disced twthersn pastor from K«- Pnhtle Invited. ball League game at -Memorial home of Carl J. Anderson of Bjorkman: Carl E. Thoren followed the undergraduatea honored re­ Also Chamlnads Musical Club six-footer. . . .Line (Jooch Jack dual trade meets, some observers HERALD YOST Favor New Balk Rule tmla. haa arrived In Manchester Field and scored a 12 to 11 verdict. Blott, ,who la tutoring ZatKoff, say they haven’t enough Individ­ Gaudy .483 Average to Uhc up his work atnonR the Garden street for the purpose o f ' jp20, Henning A. Johnson In cently at traditional Junior Day concert, Nathan Hale School audi­ The contest waa called at the end Sporta Editor organising a new lodge In Man­ torium, 8:18. switched from fullback hlmaMf ual standouts to win the NCAA Rstonlan displaced peiwns In 1025, John E. Johnson In 1934. In ExercVies held in Goddard Chapel of six innings due to darkness. chester. Announcement was made 1048 John R. Wennergren waa Annual Mother-Daughter ban­ to become All-America center lit title. . . . Harvard’s footballers, ANGLE Connecticut and New England. on the Tufts College Campus. A t The Congos tallied six nina In the 1920’s and also converted whose black pants caused os much Nine Like the Inter­ He will be serving under the su­ of a meeting in the Masonic hall. ' elected District Master of Con­ quet, Emanuel Lutheran church, the fourth atanza to overcome a MAJOR Get* Four Hit* in 5-1 May to, and an interested group of necticut, He had been district these ceremonies announoementa 6:30 p.m . Dworsky. Others who mode the discussion a.s Gorgeous Gussle’s Clubhouse Nates . Dropo’a off Virgil Trucks pretation, Four Are Paris Curtains pervision of Pastor Carl E. Olson, 5 to 3 deficit and never trailed. some switch were Ernie Vick and Uie -past two seasons, will switch Win Over FRltering of the Emanuel Lutheran church, thirty-nine persons attended and master in Massachusetts in 1928. are made of honors for extra-cur­ Maatoy, May 16 ’The wlnnera added three more runz "Gome CaUed, ^ IWo gomes to- Tuesday was a slider . . The big LEAGUE V V Maynard Morrison. . . .Oregon to tan next fall. . . .That shows ■morrow," blared out the*onnouncer ex-UConn baseball, football and Opposed, Three Are and will he conducting services for contributed toward the charter. On A. Theodore Anderson served as ricular activities, new'ly siseted un­ Annual mseting of Lsague of in the aixth for a 12 to 7 margin Giant*; Dodger* Lose May 24 one hundred and two per­ treasurer of the district for 17 V/omen Votsrs, Federation Room, State college will stage a three- their future isn't as dork os their over the public address system at basketball ace finally dreoeed — Down Walnuts the Estonian people in their own dergraduate officers student or­ going into the bottom of the sixth. season triple-header Saturday—a past. Neutral; Highlights Rt WilllmiinUc, DfiniPi- sons gathered and 97 became char­ years and Henning Johnson, secr Center church, 8 p. m. Fenway Park yesterday afternoon n took him about 20 minutes — I And Phil* Grab Lead ganization leaders for ths coming The Saints’ rally fell short in the track meet, then the final spring ier memhers. Five were iinder the retary for 14 years. At the grand WedwssiUy. May 11 shortly otter 1 o’clock. A few miq we set off for a nearby res- RESULTS son. DecpiRivcr and other places year. sixth when they were able to score football game and the windup of New York, May 11—OP)—It may ; in Connecticut and will be vl.sittng lodge session In Boston in 1943 he Installation banquet of Gibbons minutes earlier the sky broke loose tsuront. Dropo towered over thia Holnios Sralter* Five age limit of 18 but became mem­ John A. iCoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. only four runs. spring basketball. . . .The 'Yan­ and heavy rain drenched the home writer and appeared to be twice come aa a surprise to many to i I By Jftcii his people in other parts of New bers later on. The membership has was elected secretary. Assembly. C. L. of C., Manchester Kehler, Steckel and Spencer ClaHsaatl S ! (Associated PreM Nporto Writer) Allan R. (Joe, ,Sr., has been elected kees’ gets to the park of the4led Sox. ^ broad as we walked over to learn that a majority o f the major ' ab r h Hit* ill Rer (^iiiest; England. steadily Increased until today It Scandia in 1931 decided to con­ Business Manager of Pen, Paint Country Club. starred for the winners with two Best bet of 1950 ia Stan Muilal vert from the Swedish to the ball park at 11 a. m. daily for ex­ Local Sport This writer, accompanied by nenmore Square . . The big guy, league managers look upon the AjiRmF. 2b ...... to become the National League's He will be spending a part or totals 383. The first meetings were and Pretzels, honorary undtr- Monthly meeting of Republican hits each while PaluzzI collected tra batting practice to make up Hugh Greer, Hugh s son, Scotty, today (a bum a year ago new balk rule with wholehearted Isowrry, I( ...... kelly Batting Star Ida time in Mnnche.ster at the English language. and In 1932, I first .400 hitter in 20 year*. held In the old Masonic hall, bull! gradiiate dramatic society of the Women’s Club, at home of Mrs. four hits In as many official trips for his late start In training. Fran Oelsaler and Walter S n w . j,, jjlt) waa be- favor. Hatton. Hb ...... Emanuel Luthernn eliureh ac- persons married to some one of Lltwhilar. rf .... Not tince BUI Terry maced the of wood, which antedated the fide school, oif Which Coe has been a Charles 8. House, Westland to the dish for the losers. Chatter niade the W p to seiged by autograph aeekere all An Asaoclatsd Praia convaoi of The Paris Curtains made en | quainting himself with the pro­ Swedish extrsctlon were allowed street, 2:30 p. m. Summary: It Left fllin Colt Northary. rf .... ball for a .401 mark In 1930, has new brick gtnictiire dodlrated in most active member. He is also a Penn State (College, which of seeing the Ited Sox along the route .. And fans gasped baseball’s top strategists showed V*hfr, of ...... gram and procedures of the Lu­ to become members, which resulted Center Congos (12) auspicious debut in the Rec .Soft- ■ a National I-eaguer ventured into 1926. The lodge transferred to representative of Zeta Ppl Frater­ Friday, May 19 ripped up Its bowl football team Last night’s scheduled Twtliight today that nine managers like the KluM*>wfikI, lb .. the strstoaphere. Now Musial, theran ehurch in America. Me is in a great Increase in membership. AB R H PO A ball l-eogue by defratlqg the W «l- | Orange hall, then to Tinker hall, nity on the campus Inter-Fra- Merry-Weda minstrel show 8 and Its coaching staff in prepara­ Baseball League game betweveto a:. rule and four are opposed. Two de­ Btallcur, aa ...... the St. Loul* Canllnsl slugger. Is supported jointly by the National In 1943 Scandia enthusiastically Kehler, p ...... 4 2 2 1 2 Howell, c ...... and back to OrMge hall where It tem lly Council and one of the p. m., Whiton Memorial Auditor­ tion for the advent of "Rip” Sin­ the Hamilton Props and the Silk clined to venture an opinion and nut Street Taverq 7 to 3 loat nighi only one hit shy of .600 at .483. . Lutheran Coiincil and the Board accepted one hundred per cent a Soart, 3 b ...... 2 0 0 3 0 Raffantbarfcr. p has rrmaiiled foU thirty years. founders of the ’Tufts Yacht Club. ium. gle, recently atkrted ripping up City A. C., was postponed due to one wOa neutral. at Mv Charter Oak Lota. The win­ First base seems to agree with of Ameriean Missions of the Au- hospitalisation plan Introduced by a «r k . 3 b ...... I 1 0 0 0 The First Oflleers Enrolled in the School of Liberal Also Military Whist of Corner­ the gridiron and re-seeding it. . . wet grounds. The game has been several autographe have been Hanogars who want a new balk Total! ...... ners tallied one run each In the first Muslel. Ever einca Manager gustana Lutheran Church of the Grand Lodge and amounta BIggerstaff, as .4 1 0 0 0 But the journey to Bemntown e t At that first meeting, May 24. Arts, is a member of the Junior stone C?lub, St. Bridget’s Parish Engle, waiting for his squad to reechcduled for Tuesday evening. given. More on. the big guy to­ deal are Ed Sawyer of the Pbil- and aecond innings, added three die Dyer gave up on Steve BUko America.* He is one of several Lu­ paid to date total $5000; sick Steckel, If . ... 4 3 2 5 0 was not a total disappointment. 1900. P. Ludwig Bengston. who Class. hall. assemble, casually asked a morrow. llea, Leo Duroeber of tbe Gianta, a rbi more in the fourth and coasted to and moved Stan from right field theran pastors who ha.s l>een benefits nearly 876,000 and death Movie, "rha Roosevelt Story," Spencer, lb ... 3 2 2 7 0 "Hie writer and Greer went to the was one of the original ten was Lawrence Doyle, son of Mr. and groundskeeper what kind of gtosa Cheney Brothers Softball Leagus Shota Here and There Frankie Frilch of the Cube and RMae. B4 __ a victory. t( first, he hae drilled holea In the brought to America by the Na­ benefits 810,100. The lodge under auspices of Fourth Demo­ Knight, c ---- 3 1 1 0 2 clubhouse to see W alt Dropo. for­ Casey Stengel of the Yankees. (Vx...... fence*. elected chairman, the title given Mrs. Stephen Doyle of 207 McKee was being planted. . . "Blue will start opsratlona Monday The Boston Braves yesterday Holmes held the Tavern boye In tional Luthernn Council. strongly supported plans for Vasa cratic district. Hollister street DeMacarte, cf . .311 0 mer Unlveralty of Connecticut ath­ RuBa^n. If ... then and since to the head officer. 0 gross,’’ was the answer. . . .Rip, night at the Charter Oak lota with traded second baseman Connie Ry­ Those who have found no fault check until the fifth allowing but The big splurge really started Rev. Aarik wn.s born in Tartu. Park In South Meriden. Countless street, has been appointed co-edi­ school. 7 p. m. and 9 p. m. Hartin, 2b ... 3 0 0 0 lete, ahd new Red Sox first base­ Iloblnaon, 3b when Musial returned to the lineup" His associates wvre vice chairman, 1 Influenced, no doubt, by recent oc­ Pioneer facing the Vel'vet team. an to the for with the rule, or rather the new two hits up to that time. In the Estonia, and was graduated from deeds must go unmentioned. tor of the Ivy Book, handbook of Neill, rf ___ 1 1 1 2 0 man. interpretation of the rule, includ­ Kurlllo. rf ... after a slx-dsy layoff dus to/Ai .fohn Erickson; recoidlng secre­ Saturday, May 29 currences in Kentucky, resurrect­ The Softball Twilight League la While the big Moose, as he ie catcher Walker Cooper. Manager Ilodfca, 1b .. fifth the Walnuts bunched two hits, the .Sehool of Theology, University Scandia Is rich in good works, and the school for students published Crozier, rf ... 1 0 0 0 0 ed Joe' McCarthy, Red Sox: Jack sprained knee. Since his r ^ r n tary, Nils A. Anderson; financial Dinner-dance, claw of 1930, ed on old coaching cliche. . . . also scheduled to get under way known to his teammates, was Billy Southwlck of the Braves hod Snldfr. rf ... comijlned sith two errors and a of Tartu in IP.IS. Kor a period of looks forward to a new ora with each year by the Ivy Society, the Onslow, White Sox; , Stan has 18 hits■ In 3(8 St bats or secretary. Carl J. Anderson; treas­ 20th annlveraary, Itallan-Amerl- “That’s okay,” he said. "You gotta Monday night at Robertson Park changing from his baseball mon­ been dickering tor Cooper since ledwards, c .. sbe years until 1914 he setved as visions of new achievements, at liie henurary Junior Organization T o ta ls ...... 29 12 8 Tigers; Connie Mack, Athletics; Roa. p ...... booe on balls to account for all .533. And he 'tia*d’aon’ lt res5>Ked Eb- can club. 18 5 have the horses to win.” with the Broad Street Motors key suit tp street clothes, Hugh spring training. Big Coop, a atand- their tliree runs. a pastor in the E.stonian Lutheran urer, Andrew B. Swanson; chap­ the eame time paying tribute to of Tiiflr College. A member of the St. Jome* ( I I ) Zack Taylor. Browns; Bucky Har­ a-Moman .... bets Flelil, hla ‘ hnppw' nppy.'' huntinghv *’ church. From 1944 until hta re­ meeting the Dovalettes under the and I watched the various bail out with the ^ r d s and Giants lor lain, Frank Hanson, master of the small group of farsighted men Junior Class, he is enrolled in the Saturday, May 27 AB R H Shorts and Shells ris, Senators: Burt Sliotton, Dod­ Barney, p ... .. 0 Kelly was the Lsttlnjf star for ground. That cornea's iSxti^xt wweek. cent arrival in America he minis­ PO A lights. players from both teams pass out many yenra, will be the No. 2 ceremonies, August Ryden; inner who organized the lodge. ijchool of Liberal Arts and Is Open 'toeeting of Alcoholics Hattin, c ...... Nat Rogers, former Garden backstopper . . . Rocky Groziano, gers; Billy Meyer. Pirates itnd Ed­ the Paris Curtain, getting a aln- Only two pitcher*.Horae1,horse collaredcc tered to the spiritual needs of the .512 0 1 of the room and back to their ToUla ...... » 0 134 I 3 D guard Alliert Anderson; outer Members and friends of the lodge member of the Alpha Tau Omega Anonymous at Hollister street Zboray, os ... 4 1 2 matchmaker who Is bock in circu­ former middleweight champion, is die Dyer, Cardinals. gle, double and triple in four trips. Mualal so far. Cliff Chambers Estonian people in a large dia- 0 1 . hotel. I’ lnrlnnatl ...... 000 003 02*- 3 guard. Carl J Larson: past chair­ who have not already secured their fraternity. school, S;30 p. m. Gustafson, cf. If 4 2 2 lation after a long lllneas, is nego­ There will be two drawings for expected to sign Friday for a title Toutiglan hit a home run and turned him bnck.Httleaa the second plaeed persons camp in GessUn- 4 0 Seeing the players In iMseball With one or two exceptions, 3h. Hatton, Uihar. Btallcup: ab. Cox; night of the aeaann. man, John A. Svenson; pianist. tickets for the banquet should do Janis P. Rogers, daughter of Mr. Wrdneaday, June 14 B. Corcoran. If.p 4 1 1 tiating to handle the American Best Ball play Friday afternoon at shot at Jake LaMotta'a crown . . . Raffs a double to help in the win­ gen. Germany. He arrived In 0 1 uniform and in civilian dress, they however, they Insisted on more left, Rn>nklyn 3. Cincinnati 3; bb. Raf- ■loe Hiitten ^ot him out May 1 as Clara Anderson: trustees, John N. so by Saturday. May 13 They may and Mrs. Frederick 1. Rogers of 33 Lawn card party, sponsored by PsIuzzI, rf.lf.cf 4 3 4 1 0 appearances of England's Terry the Country Club. First drawing would be hard to recognize, ex­ Willie Pep and Art Uanoe will uniformity In the interpretation of funabicKep 8. Roe 3; ao. Roe 3. Rai- MitlUleKToum). the King Ranch colt which took 76th nmntng of ning cause. Stan Opslsch was the America March 27 of this year will be at 4 o’clock and the second a pinch hitter. Werdelin, Carl B. Bengston and contact Sherwood Smith, tel. ,3,Vi6. Wellington Road, has been elected local hairdressers, benefit of ’T^j- Rufinl, lb ... 4 0 2 8 0 Allen, the new flyweight cham­ cept for a man Dropo’s size pr meet in the lO-round feature bout the rule by the umpires. f-‘*)*berfrer 4; ho. Rqc 7 In 6 Innlnfa; K«ntnckv Oerby, ia tad for atroll at Belmont Piirk, N. Y . bccom- only Walnut player to get more and has been living with friends at 4:30. Barney 2 In 2: hbp. by Haffenaberger Musial Had his biggest night of* president of her class for 1950-51. mor (Jlinlc. at home of Mrs. Edgar Chevalier, 3b . .413 3 3 pion. . . .Nat also is looking for players who are publicized like Ted Monday night at the Hartford Au­ ■’The umpires should get togeth­ panted by proud mascot Homey. The ar»n of Bold Venture hna than one hit. a single and a double in Danielson. Conn., until his ar­ a few other good fighters to man­ iFurUlo) by Barney (.Hatton); winner. the season yesterday with four In Akron. Ohio, showed that a A member of the FTeahman Class, Clarke, 175 East Center street. Wilson, 2b . .. .411 2 0 Williams and Vem Stephens who ditorium. Did you ever hear of er and call It as of one mind," w one leg on racln^'a triple crown for three-year-olda, with The Friday night the Garden Grove rival this week in Manchester. age. . . .New York University, The Walnuts wilt practice Sat­ Rafrenaberfer (1-4); loaer. Roe (3-3);. singire. and a walk In the Cards’ third of the city’s top executives McC3u«key, p . .212 0 1 have their pictures in many dallies Llanos? Neither did we. Don’t be the general reaction. "A ll it nesds u. Warnakr. Plnelll. and Bogeea!; t. \ PreaKneaa at Plmhco coming up. Mrv 20. meet the Silk City tp complete the At the recent meeting of the Catifornia Man she Ls enrolled at Jackson College, Sunday, June 25 winner of the last eight Metropoli­ urday afternoon at 2 at the Char­ .5-1 . victory over the New York failed to go to the polls on elec­ T. Corcoran, p,rf, 2 0 1 0 0 during the course of a season. eurpriaed If there la another slim to work is for the umpires to agree 2:31; a. 11.73t>. a^Morgan filed out for first week of play in the Rec New England Conference of the the women’s division of Tufts. She Brltlsh-American rJub all day tan Intercollegiate track titles, ter Oak lots. ----- Gjants behind Max Lanier’t seven While standing under the re­ bouse . . . Jalopy racing, washed on the timing. Right now one um­ Roe ii; *o\erith. League. Hitter. Augustana Lutheran Church of Tumbles to Death tion day. is a holder of a four-year prize outing at Garden Grove. likely will make it. nine straight Totals . . 37 11 20 18 7 4 served grandstand, we peered out out last night at PlainviUe Sta­ pire wants only a half-.iecond, an­ Paris Curtains (7) Hurls Three Hitter America held at Waltham, Masa., “ What would we find If we sur- scholarship, is listed on thf Fresh­ Saturday. . . .The meet marks Manchester High entertains Congos . . . 0 2 1 8 0 3— 12 through portal 14 smd watched the dium ixin be held tonight with the other three-quarters of a second AB R H 0 it was voted to bring a Latvian I veyed our own state? " he asked. man Honor Roll, and is very active the final collegiate appearance of Hall High of West Hartford Fri­ Brooklyn was knocked out ot Windsor Locks, May 11- I Would Tighten Marriage Lnus St. James ..2211* 4— 11 raindrops play a steady beat on first heat at 8:30. and third dosen’t call it at all." Trade Winds Blowing Psganl, Sb . ...2 1 1 1 pastor to New England who would Others elected at yesterday’s in Chi Omega Sorority. four 1952 Olympic prospects, Reg­ day afternoon at 3:15 at the West Terwiniger. 3b flrat piece by the (Cincinnati Redo, New Haven railroad officials said the tarpaulin which covered the The most vehement of the man­ Holmes, p...... 4 3 1 0 seive among the Latvian people business session; gie Pearmon, Stan Lampert, Ira Side Oval. The locals will be out InfleM. Meanwhile, players were .leflfcoat, rf .... 4-0, on Ken Raffenaberger’a three- that a man they identified as Wai­ Rome. May 11 (>P)— Christian Yeaterday’a College BosebaU agers was Sawyer. Kelly, c ...... 4 0 3 2 In a similar manner aa Pastor Jesse W. Randall, Hartford, i Kaplan and Hugo ^aiocco. . . . to regain their winning ways in darting out of the cluoroom. Ward, lb ...... hit job. It was Raffy’s first win, "They ought to junk it.” he said, Sauer. If ...... TTiompano, If .. .1 0 snapping the Reds’ oeven-gama Aarik Is serving among the Esto- ter Gorskl. 32. of Los Angeles, first vice president: Arthur H .lII _ _ | , j Democratic senatoi* called on the (JCIL game. A three-game Thera waa Stephens, a handsome (y 1 Frank Boydstun, Baylor football Sports in Brief "and return to ths way it was lost Pafko, rf ...... Around Y ank Stadium TautIglan, Ib losing streak. niana. Calif., an ex-Marine, tumbled to Quigley, Waterbury, second vice ‘ 1 IIs lIIlV V V J Parliament lost night to tighten St. Johns (Bkn) 7 Kings Point 4 win streak was snapped last Tues­ blond, eurly-haired guy with shoul­ . .4 1 . 1 10 Long Island 10 Upsala 3 ' captain and student body presi­ year. It's the silliest thing 1 ever Smalley, aa .... Raffs, as ..., As a result of the Dodgere’ loae, his death from an express train president; Calvin C. Bolles,, Hart- i Italy’s marriage laws to bar recog­ day in Bristol. ders like a Notre Dame fullback, Serena. 8b ...... 4 y' 1 2 NYU 4 CCNY 1 dent, plans to study law after his heard of. WJiat’s the reason for Genolfl, 2b ,. the Idle PhllUea moved to the top here yesterday. ford, treasurer, and Wayne R. ! For (^o-Operalion nition of easy divorces and annul­ graduation In June. Pro scouts stood chatting with Boston writers By The Associated, Press Owen, r ...... New York After Fannin . . I/I 1 0 Rutgers 12 Vlllanova 2 the rule, anyway? I gueoa the of the heap for the flrat time otnea Leslie Tyler, spokesman for the Dickerson. Hartford. executive ments such 08 the one which left may give him an argument on the Midas, the king of the golden . . . Maury McDermott, young Golf \ Lada, p ...... Csfrs, rf ...... A 0 1 2 railroad, said the man “ either fell rice president and secretary Vermont Norwich 4 southpaw who is greater than Virginia Beacii, Va.— Favored races were too close lost year, the Mlnner, p ...... O f Browne, Scarbor­ Miller, cf .,.. 1 0 1 opening day. The Fhlii' . day DO YOU LIKE Roberto Rosselint fre« to marry subject. . . .Lou Gelfand reports touch, was a Phrygian. / 2 game at PIttaburgh w oi rained or jumped” from the train as It ’The Herald today received a Princeton 6 Navy 2 Lefty Grove one time out, and Polly Riley ot Fort Worth swept fans had too much excitement, too s-Gsgans .. .. 0 0 0 0 Ingrid Bergman. Total! ...... out. FRESH EGGS? passed through this town. letter from W’tlltam M. Greene, di- Lafeyette 17 Gettysburg 2 wilder than Tommy Byrne the into the quarter-finals of the W o­ much fun. so the guys with the 0 3 ough ami Robinson of yesterday's Reaiilte Chicago took advantage of four Medical Examiner Ettore Car- . rector of the Highway Safety Com- Williams 10 Wesleyan 7 men’s South ' Golf Association pencils decided they would slow Eanteiii Total H.y... . 28 Ton Can Get Them At nexL looks like • high school sen­ Washington Senators 7 9 21 6 4 Boaton errora to trim the Bravee, neglla said Oorakl's neck was .liinta Seizes I mission, thanking this newspaper Cousy, Oostlng to Spook Columbia 6 Pennsylvania 3 ior in street attire . . . Dick Bar­ ToumamenL defeating Mrs. Mau­ down the thrills.’’ Wilkes - Baire at Hartford, / Walnut* (3) According . to Frank Shaugh- .lethroe. cf .. 8-3. Doyle Lade needed help from LITTLE’S broken and his skull fractured. for Its cooperation In publicizing Holy Cross 5 Dartmouth 3 tel!, Detroit ooach and a fine rice Glick of Baltimore, 3 and 3. Torge *<»n. lb 4 0 0 0 poslponcd. / AB R H O traffic safety Information. The nCssy, one of the committee which New York, May 11-(>P) Trade Paul Mlnner to earn hla Unit win S04 ATITCTMN STREET Papers found on the body Haiti Power Bristol, May 19— Bob Cousy American Inti t2 Clark 8 shortstop for years with the New Monterey, Mexico— Jimmy De- Elliott. 3b ... 1 1 0 1 Elmira 5, Binghamton 8. OpolacH, 3b . ...4 0 2 2 letter also paid tribute to the ef­ "rewrote" some of the rules, the at the expense of Warren Spahn. showed Gorskl had six years serv­ of Holy Cross, the All-America Main(95 New Hampshire 2 BARSTOW SAYS York Giants, spoke briefly. maret, OJai, Calif., won the Inter­ CtordoTi. If .. 0 0 0 3 winds are blowing around the Util'S 4, \VllUam. Vice President Charley De Witt Washington 7, Chiiufgo 6. don; a. Jeffroat: loft, Boston 8. CThi- . 30 iU fourth straight, 7-6, over Chi­ Bnlldogcr Work The Junta which returned to ccrtainl.v appreciate the honor paid American League’s batting king Stakes by si.\ lengths at Garden word stop." ' s of the Browns admitted yesterday Other game* poBt|ibned. TotsU ...... 3' 5 21 the state-wide safety effort by cago 6; bb. off Lade 3. Mlnner 1. International sGagans walked for Genolf In cago. The Senators broke looSe Best Weapon power Is made up of Brig. Gen. Hal Newhouser, MUng ace of the State Park. There have been 48 balks called Spahn 3; ao. by Lade 3. Mlnner 3. that "W e’d be interested In mak­ We have a new machine such generous notice . . . Y6ur a)rBin8t pitchers thus far, 29 in the Montreal 13. Springfield 4. 7th. for five rune In a big fifth inning Frank Lavaud, leader of the 1946 Detroit club, and A rt Houtteman, Baltimore—Raise You ($9.40), Spahn 6; ho. Lade 5 In 6 1-S Inningf. ing a trade with the Yankees.” pinch triple. to renew dead lawns. own police chief, Herman Schen- Manchester’s Better Barbers won the Chailendon Purse by two National League. Last year onlv Mlnner 1 in 3 3-8; wp. Spahn; winner. Stohdings Paris ...... no 810 1—7 coup; Maj. Antoine Levelt and Maj. along With Dick Kryhoakl and King "W e’d be Interested In Yogle ClevRlsnd snapped a four-game (OouHnoed froin Plage On«) del, has made—and is presently 48 were called in both leaguei^^.|ill Lade (1-0); lorer. Spahn (4-3): u «»ore. Eastern Walnut* ...... 000 030 0— 8 Paul Maglolre. 1101 MAIN STREET—OPP. THE HIGH SCHOOL Kong Keller departed together . . lengths St Pimlico. Berrh, Gerry Coleman. Hank B.iuer losing string by scoring threa un­ making in even greater degree ^ s to n — Directoire ($7.80) led sea.son. Stewkit and Conlan; t. l :5o; a 820J, w L Pc t GBL Run* batted In: 0|ialach, Pa- rounist promises we must present ’They said In a proclamation Gerry'l?riddy. another red-he«d, lartual). |or Tommy Byrne. ” Dewitt aald. earned runs with two out in ths A. Latulippe & Son than previouslyT-substantial con­ all the way in the featured event \\ ilkcs-Uofic . 7 4 .030 — gani, Kelly 4. TauUglan. Qenolfll: the world with deeds.” their return was a.sked by the tribution through progressive lead­ was a ’toiler” . . Frank Quinn, ------I ninth for s 8-4 win over Philadel­ 780 Vernon St CaH 6077 West Hartford boy who to a at Suffolk Downs. It’s extremely doubtful that the Utica ... 8 5 .015 — two-base hits, Kelly; three-base Zenky also told his audience Army general staff because ership in Manchester.’’ St. lesala 3 Yaiik.i would surrender any of the phia. 3:30 to 8 P. M. bonua member of the Red Sox, Louisville—Trainer Hairy Trot- HarU(>f d . . ... 7 5 .583 bits. Opslsch, Kelly. Raffs; boms that “ the only way to conqiter Estime had “lost control ” of a ab r h quartet named by De Witt ft>r OPEN WEDNESDAYS left via the Sox private exit ask scored a double at Churchill I League Leaders | 'tlaxiAuo. ,1b Bin^Binl'jii . . . H .7 ..’’i4ti l run*. Tautlglsn; stolen Ixuiei. A colorimeter ia on toatnunent Copimunlsm It by mobilizing our "complicated and dangerous sit­ Fannin who won eight and lost 14 K ..700 Qulim, Dropo reports. Is nursing a Dduns, saddling Hilda i $22.801 Dl^rin^x cf . WIHiamspod .. fi l ' » Thompson; double play*, Koziclk used to analyze subatancet through material and spiritual forces ready uation which stopped the life of laat year and who has failed to Elmira ...... 6 ( .402 2 the nation." SON whip . . A little, fat-fellow and Inscparabla ($13.20j. Musial, ib. to Martin; left on bases. Walnut i colore produced in chemical reae- to defend our way of life on the By The Associated Press Slaughter. last in two starts thin aeaaon. Albany ... 5 8 .455 2 proved to be Bill Sommers,* vet- Newmarket, England—William R, Pnris 7; bos's on balls. Holmes ttons. EASTERN STAR present bordert of the free world, American League Schoendlenat,'' 3b .2()U 5 $50 CASH PRIZES erdn umpire who has qalled more Woo .067 1 town. who was elected to his third I A*) At least 13 coal miners were $ 3 4 . 9 5 Alliance meant a good card game to most Maggio. Boston. 19. umpires. Brslnord, Currenll; time BARSTOW SAYS: General Lanier, p ...... 7 ^ .0. 0 0 weins and Joe , Collin*. . "pitcher New York . . . .10 7 .588 2 May 12 term as president of the (Chamber killed and 25 trapped today by an players . . We didn’t get to see Runs Batted In=-Stephens. Bos­ 1:20. Antenna Motor Manager Red Rolfe of the Tigers.. El Ocotal, MeXico-Hershel Me- Duane Plllette and cst^era Oua Wanhingtnn ... 10 7 .588 2 of Commerce, hit at "the lassitude explosion which shattered a coal ton, 28: Williams, Boston, 22. Totals ___ ...... » I 10 77 « 1 h Cleveland 9 .4.38 "It's the Truth^* Masonic Tem ple Cldbhouae credentials were sup­ Griff of Portland.Npre., won the Niarhoa and Ralph Hopk. ...’ 7 4 'j of men in key positions toward mirte near here. ’Thirty other min­ With Every Hits—DlMaggio and Stephens, New Verk I ' I’hlladelplila . . . 7 11 .389 5>, ers are believed trapped In fallen plied by Larry Woodall, new public six-day, 2,150-mlle']|4exlcan race Boston. 29. sb r h (K s. k rbl The Yanks have ,* to slice five 8 p . m . voting.” Television Slet SoM for stock cars. • Chicago . . . ___ 4 10 .286 6>z Yeaterday^s Stars debris. Add to the Value of Your Property With relations chief for the Sox . . . Doubles— Zlarilla, Boston, 8: Stsnky, 7b ...... S 1 1 7’'0 0 0 players from their" roster as it Williams said a recent survey Rizney. 7b ,.i...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bt. Louis . . . .. 4 10 .286 O'* ic c 'C itADio A tm Kryhoeki and Upon, Detroit, 7. - now eUnda to inert the 25 player Outdoor Prizes, V'ariely Dessert hockrtisn. If ...... 4 0 7 6 0 0 1 limit which goes into effect mid­ National Matting—Stan Musial, Cardi­ ^ U i r r 9 TELEVIHION AMESITE .DRIVEWAYS Triples— Doerr. Boston, DU- D. Mueller. r( ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 Philadelphia . . .12 8 .600 — 496 Hartfor* Bo«a .«oCDOeq>eM.M- Thomeon. ef ...... 4 0 0 1 0*0 0 night May 18, I f the Dick Wake­ nals— Boosted batting average to Tips Donation 50r Unger, Philadelphia and Henrich, Brooklyn .. ___ 11, 8 .579 >8 .483 with perfect night against Westrum. c ...... 4 0 0 S 1 0 0 field deal with the Chicago White iy Jee Oeaoy Cor, McKee *4. -New York, 3. Bt. Louis . . .. .11 8 .579 >4 New York, four singles and walk. TEL. 2-4804 Maathly Cholea at Material Dork. ■■ ...... 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 Skix ii nullified, they will have to Public Invited Home Runs—Williams. Boston, Thompson. 3b ...... 4 0 1 1 7 1 0 cut lose, six and no doubt Wake- Chicago ... ___ 8 6 .671 1 Pitching Ken Rsffensberger, Rreducti and (eri'tcei advertlMd Rosen, CHeveland, Fain, Phila­ Paymeata Ollbert. lb ...... 4 0 7 I 7 0 0 fleldw ill be among the Half dozen. I’ltlsbutgn ___ 10 1) .526 I h Reds—Snapped Clncinnati’a seven- h*ftl» asgreved $y Oxtdaer delphia, and Wood. St. Louia, 5. Kennedy, p ...... 7 0 0 1 3 0 0 A pitcher and first boaemoiv are Boston ...... 1 0 10 .500 2 game losing streak with three-hit Writm AoMCtafiaa ef Astarfea Johnson Poultry Farm AMBSITB - a-McComlek ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 S Stolen Boeea— Adamo, Chicago 1 reported to he the chief alma ef New Yoik . ... 6 10 -.333 4 ‘,» shutout of Brooklyn, 4-0. and Dlllinger, Philadelphia, 2. Kramer, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati . ___ 5 IS .287 8 C’-Mkoulrs ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 the Yanks to their talent aearch. Variety of Chickens ASPHALT Strlke^a—lYucks, Detroit and Besidea Fonnin, the Tonka are NIW IVMRUDI '’PuiTwiir Ffea Lenoon, Cleveland, 19. Totals ...... 7S 1 7 74 8 1 1 Game* Today reported seeking pitcher Ray Scar­ Eastern OPENS MY lYES DRESSED WEIGHT, LB. TARVIA Pitching— 'Stobba, Boaton 2-0 St. Louis ...... 007 001 01x-< borough and first boaemon Ed Batlinatea 1 .000; Houttentap, Detroit 4-1 .800 New Tork ...... 001 000 000-1 Wilkes - Barrc at Hartford What I wid last Robinson o f the Washington (2-6:15 p., ro.) Natloi 3b, Stanky. Lockmsn; s. Rice, Lan­ Senator*. week about the! Batting—Muoial.'St. Louts. .483; ier. SchoendlsDSt, Olavkuto; dp. Dark Scranton at Albany. B47 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE It’s said the Tonkeea would be new 7)^ H.P. Pafko, Chicago, .444.^^ and Ollbert, Thompson, W tstnim and WlUiamtport at Utica. MW Ollbert: left, New Tork t. St. Louis willing to aend all of their rix Elmirs St Binghamton. I<; v i n r u d e Runs'—Jethros, BoHon, 21; 17; bb, Kennedy D. Lanier 1. Kramer surplus players to Washington for TEL. 2-0065 THOMAS D. COLLA Jones, Philadelphia, 19. . National •Flcetwin” so. Kennedy 4. Lanier I: ho. Ken­ either Scarborough or Robinson. New York at Kt. Louis- (night) 824-828 Main Slre-l nedy 7 )n S Inninxe. Kramer 3 In 3; with D u o - Runs Batted In—Klner, 'Pitts­ Koslo (i-2) or Jansen (1-3) vs. COLOGNE C A LL 2 -9 2 1 9 balk. Lanier; w in n er. Lsnlar (1-1); To obtain Fannin the Yanke (.'liitrh sparked a lot of interest. burgh. 20; Elliott, Boston, 19.\ Brechlen (2-1). Tel. .'iiril, Manchcalcr Hite—JeUirbe, Boeton, S0;i> Su- loser, Kennedy (1-1); u. Ballnafont. would give up three or four play­ UK. here’s more dope. Happen* Robb. Barllek and DonnUIll: t, 3;74; er* but hot any of ths four named Boston St Chicago— Bain (8-2) V^oird TALC ler, Philadelphia, and Mualal, St. J 7 i0 .(paid), ar^McCpnqlck struck by De Witt. vs. Volielle (0-0). that bock in August I hod th* S L L E C r Louie, 29. ■ Kennady In 7th; h—Maguire Philadelphia at Pittsburgh— pleasure of a trip with one of tbe ^ both for onfy Doublea — Robinson, Brooklyn, atnibk out for Kramer In Mb, One Yankee, who requeated that (night) — Kohert* (3-1) vs. Dick­ lest models. (All very hush-hush). Flowers For Mother's Day 9: Musial, St. Louis. 7. his name be not mentioned made a son (2-2). ASSORTMEMS bet with another that when the Now n i stick my neck out. This AZALEAS. HYDRANGEAS. TUUPS. LANTANAS. Triples—Jethroe and Kerr, Bos­ Brooklyn at Cincinnati—Hattcn new Evinrude will quickly be ton, 3. La8iAlight*§ Fights Browne leave New York aev9ral of (1-1) V*.’ Fox (2-11. g e r a n iu m s and MIXED POTS Home Runs—Klner, Pittsburgh, the Yonka will go along- Americoa acclaimed one of the preatert. 80 Sq. Percales If You Have Been SEE 7; Gordon, B o ^ n and Jonei, Phila- St. Louis St Now Y o r k - (2) — “ fishing motors” of all time or CEMETERY BASKETS. CHRYSANTHEMUMS delphiA 0. By The Aaficheiated Press Widmar (0-4) and Starr (1-2) vs. I don’t know fishermen! Stolen Boses— Reese, Brooklyn, New Tork (St. X^ctiolaa Arena) Reynolds (1-1) and Sanford 11-0). v < i . 3 4 c —Joe Micelll, 144 1^, New Tork. What the Fleelwin did to me Planta Are Now Ready—Attractive Prices ^ 5; 4 players tied with 3. Spurt* Schedule Detroi$ at Boaton— (2 )— Hutch­ Stopped jo tin DcFono, 143 1-2, shuiddii't happen to on“ expert.” Reg. .‘19c, 4.1 C Patiently Waiting Strikeouts—Spahn, Boston, 27; inson (t-1) and Gray (1-1) vs. Bayonne, N. J., 6. Thntaday. May 11 It loused up my qld idea* and For sundresses, house Roberts, Philadelphia, 24. Dobaon (3-1) and Kinder (2-2). Wkk Angle Screen . . . Ne-Glore “Block" Tub# Pitriilng — Werie, PitUburgh, Oakland, Calif.—John L. Davia, St. Bridget’s va. Zion’s, 8:15— Cleveland at Philadelphia—Gar­ practically laughed in my lace. It drcsse.s, aprons, curtains. HOLDEN'S 187, Richmond, OoUf., outp>0i|ited Memorial. - cia (0-1) vs. Kellner (2-1). 3-0 1.000; Roy, Boaton, Bankhead, “ flew” us to our fishing grounds Sammy Angott, 144, Woohlngton, Friday, May 12 Limited Quantity 61 WASHINGTON STREET TEL. 8743 ' For A New Sheer value! You can aay that again! ONLY ' Brooklyn. Miller and Johnaon, Chicago at Washington—Pierce raster than any 45-pouiia. motor Pa.. 10. Rock\111e vi. |»A*a, 8:00 p. m.— (0-1) or Holcombe (0-1) va. And you will udwn you are and bear' PhlUdelpMa, 2-0 1.000. has a right to go. Then it showed Scranton, Po.—Jooe Booora, 184, Oval. Haynes (0-1). vi m this graat new Abvin FoaTTTEioBTt! m O A Garden ve. Bilk City, 8:18— how slow it could troll—am os^l H $1.65 It’a ^ -e e t quality at the raort amaz- I wuR.oO Puerto Rico, knocked out Billy International Printed Plisse I Corbett, 160 1-2, Tacoma, 7. Charter Oak. Springfield at Montreal. It “ stood Iw” (engine running, Hnn Youasaf io TWO ingly low price tfaeTV induatryhoaever Second Congos vo. South Metho­ propeller still) while we woriced PLOWING AND Portland, Me. — Bob Btechcr, dist, 9:15—MemorisL Crepe known! Check theee big featnroe: New 160, Portland, Me., knocked out WilUams Defeata Wesleyan SwWniidews _ our plug* along the lily pads. It West Hartford vs. Mancheater, MAY IS PLYMOUTH Sli" acieen provides b^, eeay-to-view HARROWING Jose Contreroa, 182, Fall River, eoww^rontoe ^•1 Ndoral Tm shouldered over a shallow bw 9edi yaort for Iha prlea af 9ai picture.'No-CUara "Black” Tube, two- 3;ll^Oval. . Middletown, May I I —(47—Wil- also LAWN GRADING 10. Huaday.^May 14 with the prop spitting pebble* in Yd.27c Mlofna atonal You g** *** or control Simplified Tuning, Trouble- liama College defeated Wesleyan 4tkjMr C tkr Bm U** Reg. 45c ganarooi $1.00 baltia ef A. BUTLER Bilk City ve. BA’e, 3:00 p. m.— 10-7 in a free-hitting "Little Three" the air. AU m aucb aa ea*y,| con­ Free Circuit locked'in picture and beautiAil modern cab­ Oval. CIicIn ef CelenI AUTO INSPECTION MONTH Evening In Rofii cotogna. anoagh TeL MawemotSf 2-9Rtt baseball game which W'ss played fident *ort of way that it w «» me For children’s iwjamis inet! Ideal aaa eaooQd eat for bedroom, den, recreatioD room! Monday, May 18 IHA fiaaaclw*. I*4f*t tenoa H ipiodi Ml for werin, and Ntn Or 2-1111 In s continual drizzle here yea- completely. Her*, gnat*, t* a and nighties. We an aa Anthorized Inapectloa Stattoa (Q-649). Drive a aafe Make all the comperigona you like! Check the Arvin Hamllton’a vs. West Bides. 8:00 car! Let aa Inapect your ear today! W e haadle all maksa. an 654 toleum_bedi for |wt $14)0 TELEVISION terday. George Ditmsr who went inolsr foe you! FoaTT-BmaTT againat the field! You’ll agree it’a absolutely p. m-r-Ovol. modNa plut tax. Mir. to gal ufras Arm y A N avy va. NoasUr*, 8:18 the distance for the visitore pound­ Ar-Bee & Co. fir vaeelleiv Itaad^ and gN lil' DE SOTO in a vahia rlaaa by ttgelf! —Charter Oak. ed out a pair of hits to help him­ 22 New Britain Ave. (fteprialed by *P****^, *•■*)** CHAMBRAY • MOTOR TCNE-UP TELEVISION Temple vt. St. Bridget’a, 8:15— self win hi* third game In four Hartford, Conn. •ina horn M 9,D *aw8 nern^ Yon will be rewarded aoon. Car deliveries to dealers LOWEST PUKED TV WIJN HG-SH FEATURES^ •Urt*. Gig Daviglio .led the Card­ oemm • BRAKE WORK We rcpelr u d tnstoll all MeBqoUal. celmmi, “OetdewTipA’* 4 7 e ahoald resume in the immediate future. WANTED Velvet re. Pioneer, *;1B—Char­ inal battera with three for four. Hartford 2*303fi C«)l and *aa the new FleeM* C SCHMOT 6 SONS, INCu oiakea of radios and tele- ter Oak. —we hare MI) R«f. 59e Yd. • LUBRICATION S£E m H E A R m rhlls Purehaoe Bloodtlorth CARS CALL FOR AND DEI.IVERED vision sets. - Motors re. Dovalettes, 8:80— ! Cali our local represcntatlTe Linitod Qaantity nikADiirHiA. PA Experienced Robertson. I at Mancheater 3239 Aethoriiad Dealer Fer Tneeday, Blay 19 I Philadelphia, May 11—147—The ONLY $19i.00 Can Washed, .Polished and Waxed SCENt SHOP Homllton’e ve. Silk CHty, 9:00! Philadelphia Philllee have pur- Models Fren $77.50 ■CA. MOTOROLA.'OEM CltAL er mail coupen fer W il Ireehlet 901 Main St. TeL 532r R o y M otors, I nc. Carpenters p. m.—Ovoit chased veteran Jimmy Bloodworth , GINGHAM BEER AS BEER SHOULD BE I CLBVnUO, ADMIRAL MB’s vs. North End*, 8:80— from the (finclnnatl Red* as infield ! 1 ^ A P T 17 * SUPER SERVICE BARSTOW^S Ar-Beo R Cewipeay TRAV-LBR. BMKRSON Robntaon. . insurance. 27 New Britain Av*. BARSTOW'S « 1 laJ Cd STATION Alan'’Available A t DESOTO AND. PLYMOUTH DEALER JUST NORTH OF P. O. In announcing the acquisition of ^ APPLY Red Men v*. Walnut*, 9:15— Hartford, Cana. For BTiRredee T d . 4 7 e piSTKlBUtOR Chartur Oak. tbe 32-yeor>old Bloodworth yes­ 229 SPRUCE ST.—TELEPHONE 3996 MEDICAL PH ARM ACT' 241 Nerih Main St. Tel. 3113 Mancheater pST. 1922 PHONE 3234 Ma*BS**.*.....ew^»e#eee»eeeeee* SlRce lfS4 Bnf. 59c >44 Mala Htraat e . Q ^ . AUTO Zion'* re. Bt. JanMO’*, *:15— terday, the PhUUea sold be will be JorvitReolfyCo. r V I # STORES MarobHol. used in a utility role. - Addreea. Just KoctiHif FiTGh A r v ^ ‘ Wholfstle BDTerige €d^, Auxiliary vo. Broad Goods. 9:15 Bloodworth hit .261 to 134 City...... : ...... Stow...... Bet. 1922 ^ m S m 5 DOVER ROAD I M Mala RL TeL 79*9 i f -^Oiartor Oak. gomes for the Red* last osaaon. MANCHESTER EVENT>JG RERALD.,MANCHERTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, J)IAY 11, 1U80 PAGE y Pre i'EBlt ______i______;______^------J-----:---- —------The young bride was arted A Prayer Pearl—You really ought to come These days it la'hat* to tell I'tNINKKVILl.E HII.KS BY FONTAINE FOE MANCHESTER E^ENFNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, MAY 11, I960 w’hat she thought of married life. Our Father in Heaven, give u* to Shrimpton with me next sum­ whether girts dress to catch a man ^ense And “Oh. there’! not much difference,’’ the long view of our work and our mer. I had a wonderful tim* pr catcli a cold. A women'a league she replied, "I used to wait up half world.. Help ua to tec that it is there this year. I won a beauty In Atlantic City, N. J.. wants to Raoaa.WItkiNrt Board 69 competition. ensure that its city glrU will be J u s t o n e o f t h o s e p a y s SI Livs Stock—’Vehidss 42 Bouts aad Acessuorisu 44 HonaakoM Gooda Nonsense the night for George to go, and better to fail in a cause that will Aatpuiobltoi Por Salt UouMhold Sarvtois now I wait up half the night for ultimately succeed than to succeed Ruby—No, I think I'd rather go healthier. They have asked the 828 128 825 $28 $28 $35 $25 ROOM IN privet* home. Continu­ city to ban short a and sun dresses Offered UIA p a in t in g ! and Paperhanging. PURE BRED Jersey bull, age 17 NEW AND uaed outboard motors True him to come home." in a cause that will ultimately to a more crowded place. 19M SEVEN pw«*ng«r Plymouth, and outboard boats. Marine glue, TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS ous hot water and shower. Ga­ Free men don't mourn the good In hot or cold weather wltnln the WEAVING of buma, ,moth holea Flrat claaa work. Quality mate- months. Also young J.nmy cow. fall . . May Thy will be done Q a m B ed tn #K«Uent condition. Phone Will be fresh in 2 weeks. Phone paints and hardware. Outboarda $25 $25 $25 $25 $28 $26 $25 rage available. Phone 6457. old days, hbre. an may Thy program be Woman Customer ( like this city llmlta. and torn clothing, hosiery rune, riala uaed. For free eetimatee call "NO MORE” - "NO LESS" Maybe it’s better to be merely 4426 after B p. m. 2* Strong 8782. repaired. McIntosh Boat Oo., And hang their head* ^ sorrow: carried out, above party and per­ piece of checked gingham, but are handbage repaired, alpper re­ Bob Flake between 8 p. m. • 7 p. STARTS YOUR OWN pressed by high prices than to be Willie—Dad, what do you mean atraet. m. Phone 2-9178. north and Purnell Parking Place. Apaitaiaat*, Plata, They think and work" for better taken all the way to the cleaners. sonality, beyond time and circum­ you sure the color* won't run? AdyerlitcmenU placement, umbrellae repaired, GENTLE Riding horse. Saddle and Phona 2-3102. LITTLE l o v e n e s t ‘ways— stance.’ for the good of America Dealer—I'm sure they won’t run, by twaddle? men'# shirt collars reversed and 3 C-O-M-P-L-E-T-B radio and heater. INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ >ridle complete. Will make good Taaenento 63 To shape their own tomorrow! ; and the peace of the world. ma’am; thla is a certified check, Dad—That refer# to argument# j CLASSinSD ADVT. 1M7 FORD replaced. Marlow's Little Mending A MARTIN Outboard motor is R-O-O-M-S O-F B-R-A-N-D If the put out of cigarets Is aa Through Jesus Christ our Ixrrd. guhranteed by the NRA. advanced by the other side. j Call M2S. ing, paperhanging, cellinga ra- pet. Call 6834. FOUR AND Five room apart- Shop. your narantee of lasting pleas­ N-E-W F-U-R-N-I-T-U-R-E The wave of the white flag large a.s^ thla year's . output we Amen. DIPT. HOURS: flniahed. Fully Insured. Ehepert Beautiful Westlnghouse Electric mente. Heated. Furniahed or un­ won't have as many fbrc.st (ires. S*J0 A. M. to 4:46 P. M. SELECTED USED CARS work. New 1950 wallpaper booka. ure. Martin Motor Service and means a temporary cessation of j —Peter Mar.shall, Cliaplaln, Imagination was given to msn In the good old days mom used | Poultry and Supplies 43 Sales, exclusively at Naaaiff Arms Refrigerator furnished. References. Write Box j United States Senate. to compensate him for what he la to hide change in ths coffee pol i Ruilding--ContractlnK 14 Edward R. Prica. Phona 2-1003. M. Herald. hostilities — bet sometime.* there's i PRICED RIGHT Company, 1015 Main street. Tel. Beautiful Bedroom Suite -no truce in it. A Connecticut man was arrested not. And a tense of humor was —now with the price where it is, | Beautiful Living Room Suita I for punching his wife during a provided to consoia him for what WRITTEN GUARANTEE CARPENTER Work. Jobblhg of FOR QUA.'-ITY, price anc aervtce 2-1647. We will demonstrate. -rr- ] Protid Suburban Lady — You she hides coffee. i conault Alt«rt Guay "The Home LIVE FOWL, SOc per Ib. Inquire Beautiful Dinette Set about' bridge game. Contact bridge! know my husband plays the or- he I*. ^ all kind*. New conetructlon. Beautiful Combination Range Bnaineaa Loeatlona Another thing healthy —Morgenbladat (Oslo. Norway). o m 1940 PONTIAC SEDAN Owners Painter." Complete 81 Lake street, phone 3539. brcathiitg through the nose is that 1 I Ran. L M t u 4 P 4 Workman's compensation carried. Building Material* 47 Instead of Westlnghouse Elec­ Por Rant 64 Advice is every bit as easy to | 1949 BUtCK SEDAN Call for an estimate on any In­ painting and paperhanging aer- it help# you to keep your mouth I The average plani»fs fingers Jobless friend—Well, If thing* give and hard to take as medicine, | l o s t —v«lu*blt P *pm on or ne»r tric Refrigerator, If you prefer. ! don't improve, my hnshand will One Sure Cure 1948 OLDS SEDAN COUPE side or outalda work. Fred vlce. Phone 2-1885. TWO PROFESSIONAL offers ,hut. 1 move 2000 times per minute. tticct in Itancliaater, Find- Wanted— Hots—Poultry- NEW U FE for old buildings . . . E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G _ _ _ _ _ i causing the neighbors to move just ' hfvc to get one, and s monkey. (Brandon. Ont., Can., Sun) 1048 CHEV. SEDAN KnoHa. Tel. 7704. for less; InMall Wards top- The Whole Works available for rent In heart of First Mrs.—My husband can't i 0f picjuM Mil RockvUi* 92a>W>S. Stock 44 Manohester business district. CaU Pigs belonging to a Kitchener, i once. A fanner saya he haa found a bear opera. The opening bars are | 1948 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE quality roofing' and siding now— “ Albert's" Price—Only i Son of the 5;ea—Well. I suppose way to treat'Hhe handles of farm Itowmrd. ____ ALTERA'nONS. addltlona and Businew OmwrtanltlM 62 $444.44 Burton's Sl77. Ontario, farmer ate $373 that was I enough to send him home. ' 1948 PLYMOUTH SEDAN add new beauty and lasting pro­ Madame Chlang Kai-shek shows I It's ail right: but what's the good tools so they will not blister hia kitchen remodeling. All typea of WANTED—Cows, calves and beef tection to your home, garage, L/>ng, Easy, Convenient Terms. in his wallet — the hoga! Second Mrs.—You're lucky. It's I TWO CHAIR barber shop for sale extraordinary concent all of a of 'arin' an ocean If ye files over hands; put them in the ahqd- and the closing bars that send niy hus­ 1947 PONTIAC SEDAN new construction. Burton A. Rice. cattle, also horses. We pay the etc.—and save dollara at Wards Free Storage until wanted re­ AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE. or rent In Manchester. Well eetab- top dollar. Plela Bros., 364 Bld- Orford Building- Apply Msr- Naval Medical Ebtamlner—Read sudden in a democratic wayjtf life It. ^ move to town. band home. 1947 CHEV. SEDAN 2-2576. economy prices. Thick-Tab 3-in-l gardless of time. Free Delivery I Itshcd business. Write Box J. weU street. Phone 7*05. • low's. the fourth line on the chart. and the light of her countrymen. , __ k a KES levirtng machlnea 1947 NASH SEDAN shingles—twice as thick at butt- anywhere In Conn. Phone Hartford But does .she really care, with her All movies are a gamble, say* Many a girl with a very fine (.'EMENT. Stone and brick work. Herald. 6-0358, after 6 P. M. 6-6239. Mr. Sailor—Read it: Why I know Joe —Why so gloomy, friend? repaired or electrlfleo. Reasonable 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE Septic tanks and landscaping. end as ordinary shingles — give ths guy personally. He used to twelve fur coata and her costly a producer. Those that win al­ carriage still cra\’ea to ride in Ned—I can't get out of ilebt. MANCHESTER — An excellent Albert for appointment. Day or rates. Wort guaranteed. Pay 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE Valentino Belluccl, 80 Birch Articles for Sale extra service where it's needed Houses for Rent 65 play football at Notre Dame. satin bed sheets? ways do so on a full house. sports roadsters. Joe Huh! 1 ean't get lii. phone 8171, night phone 2-»*i9. equipped 3 booth beauty salon 46 Evening. If you have no means of 1941 PLYMOITTH CLUB COUPE itreet. most! Rugged ceramic-surfaced with excellent location on Main a sp h ^ —resist worst weather, transportation we will send our “ i 1940 CHEV. CONVERTIBLE street. For Information call 6311 private "Courtesy Auto” for you. FOUR ROOMS, garsige, no chil­ MICKEY FINN Repeat Performance! LANK LEUNAKI) CONTRACT grading and excavat­ 8 X 7 ROLL UP garage door. New, fire; Keep color 'onger! Brick- No obligation. AotonobilM Pn^ Sale 2 I 1940 DODGE CLUB COUPE ing. Loam, fleldstone. cinders and between 5 an 100 . $2.75. Four acre* hardy ped. Boat included. Call 3535 or 1940 HUDSON 4-DR. SE­ between 5 and 7 p. m. plants. Including delphinium, keeping. Good hours and paid holi­ trade-in credit for your old wash­ days. Apply in writing to Box H, er or refrigerator at Potterton's 6364 or see owner. A. W. Benson DAN—R. & H . 6 cylin­ CHEVROLBTS. 1947a 1949s, com­ phlox, popples, rock garden USED, Underwood typewriter Diamoiulfl— W atchc at 713 Main. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER K U r•BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUOOIES Cissy's iMn KY EOt.Alt M AIM IN plants, etc. Shrubs, evergreens Manchester Herald. Reasonable. Call 2-4083. toward a new Universal, Thor, der. pletely equipped. Real bargains 48 Automatic. Whirlpool, Crosley, I rose biishes, fruit trees. Trans- Jewelry HffV, SVLVeSTER .' IvMURE A W .VOO t-Wi&l ItVV eV\K(b Ati O titf CAXVO . Typical 1947 Areoeedan. loaded Admiral or Gibsun. Get our offer. FOR RHINT—Cottage and boat at r VA HEAOSP xie ev'tKi wvAeAKST tiweixtis planted vegetable and bedding WOMAN With experience want­ PEAT Humus, $1 per bag, $4 per A«.001 VOOti «bOti OAvixO'.Ht AVWybl AbJO Aesjxbie SOCH with extra*. Beautiful condition LEONARD W. Yost. Jeweler, re­ Don't pay more. Potterton's At Mattanawcook Lake, Maine, $25 KM THAT VOO . . AKiO MRe.RUCKaVVe 11 19S9 PACKARD 4-DR.— R. plants later. Woodland Gardens, ed to work in Snack bar nights. yard, delivered. Bon-Air Peat Co. week. Call 2-4204. oureiT? voov* ex'll'. eviVWvATWlt eOVOVARW XaiT: AAOt tVliOVtO THt Only $1,195; Ponliaca, aedan Phone 6515. ' pairs, adjusts watches expertly. the Center, 539 Main street. ft H. coupea. 1946. 1948. Beautiful. See 168 Woodland street, Tel. 8474. No Sunday work. Apply in per­ Reasonable prices. Open Thurs­ AOVXXTXADVV QOXtY. AOViAtiCVO TOR A*>eoaAtxOt5«b - OA, .AAvJtNi'T Veit.l jAcit 1HAKX .ewve a TrtFxAwwAee oiR soK i them to appreciate them. Many son. Frank's Snack Bar, 844 Main. day evenings. 129 Spruce street. OYAR.’. AOXei Yxvy^ A As JOKxATHAt^’. STARTS Wednesday! Wards big 1^ anted to Kent XVa'tVVVtC\OAVDf , ot others. Douglaa Motor Sales, 33.3 Phone 2-438'.'. Open daily. THAYER Combination stroller 68 TVOXe;>t5 COWXt . Roofins IRA ! sale for home-owners. Savings up t - j o k a i a a k and carriage. Phone 2-321S. I co x y a e t > > CHORCHES MOTOR SALES Main street. Open every evening WANTED—Housekeeper to live to 30% .. . deep-cut prices ... YOUNG COUPLE, no children, “L until 9. ROOFING — Specializing In re­ desire rent, Manchester or vicin­ in. Call 2-2838. tremendous selection on Paints, DAVENPORT for -ale. Good con­ Studebaker Sales and Service pairing roofs of all kinds, also building materiate, plumbing, Garden—Karm—Dairy ity. Call Willimantlc 1234-W-l, new roofs. Gutter work. Chim­ MANY OFFICE Jobs are open. If Producta SO dition, reasonable price. Can be Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 heating, wiring and hardware! reverse charges. neys cleaned and repaired. 26 you want a job, come in. Contact: seen between 6 and 7 evenings. 80 Oakland St. Tel. 2-9483 Watch this newspaper for Wards PREMIERE Strawberry plants. Call 4532. CUSHMAN Motor scooter, prac­ years' experience. Free estimates. Wilson Agency. 721 Main, ‘ Room big values .. . shop our store for A GOOD DEAL depends on the Call Howley. Manchester .5361. 207. Hartford. $12 thousand. J. Moriarty, 184 YOUNG COUPLE desires 2, 3 or 4 tically new. Can be seen at F5eas- dozens of unadvertlsed specials 1 Woodland street. Phone 6092. 2 BURNER space heater, used daalMr. If you need a good uaed ant Valiev Road. South Windsor. Figure your fix-up needs now .. . room moderate rent. CaU 2-9109. ear aaa SoUmaac and Flagg, Inc., FEATURING Guaranteed roofs E.XPERIE.NCED LADIES' wear short time. Inquire 37 Strant Tel. Hartford 8-1043. Fhigenc I’lan to save up to 30% at Wards. Dodge and Plymouth ears, Dodge and expert repairs as well as sales person. Good salary. Send TRANSPLANTED Tomato plants street. Montgomery Ward, Main street NOTICE—LANDLORDS— tracks. 634 Oantar atreet Phona Lavoie. gutter and conductor work. Try letter with qualifleations to Box for sale. 12 Glenwood street. Phone 2-4187. ONE USED electric range, $15; BIOL Open 'til 9. 1945 HARLEY, Model 46. Very your "Local Roofer." Cal! Cough­ C, Herald. BULTON Building stone and flag­ one uaed gas range $15; LIST WITH OS FOR SUTT- good condition. $295. 135 Green lin 7707. AN ALLEV CAT BUM LIKEiwe ..WHEN X PINE AT t L ALLEY OOP Whiil’s Up, Doc? BY V.T. HAMLIN HIGHEST CASH prices paid for stone, A-1 loam, also rock drill­ STRAWBERRY Plants, Premiere ideal for summer cottage. Wat­ ABLE TENANTS. Senlce Free YOU WITH A PLUS hST road. Phone 4581 between 8 and WA.N'TED—P B X. operator, 3 to .SWANKO CLUB.* 1M7 to 1980 uaed cars. In good 10 p. in.. .Some clerical work. ing and bipsting. Bolton Notch and Catskil's. 3 dozen $1, $2 • 100, kins Bros. I n«' an' cane MUST BE AVFUUV IMPC'ETANT... AND I HAVEN’T SEEN ALL RIGHT. Quarry. Telephone 2-0617. Stan­ WHAT A IT'S QUITH ni clean condition. Douglas Motor Heatinif—PlumbliiK 17 Write Box K. Herald. $12 - 1,000. Also let^tucc Sind cab­ "BUILD—BUY—RENT" ,BDCM5 BEEN TALKIN' X TH j S(? ANIMATED COLONEL ley Patnode. ROPER Apartment size gas range. VAK t J PROPBR I NEL THLEUF IN A LONG v o u 'v e ■alaa, 888 Main street bage plants. Odermann’s Green­ ALWAYS 0SBS6 EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ INTERESTING Opening with Na­ house, - 504 Parker street. Ideal for small kitchen. Very rea­ HOURS.' TIME ‘ MADE A Bnstness Services Offered 13 FOAM Rubber sheets, cushions, sonable. Phone 2-3098 after 5:30. FORMALLV... 1987 HUDSON Terraplane, radio ing. Plugged drains machine tional company for married wom­ Contact the cleaned. Carl J. Nygrcn, 303 special fabrications. Mac's Inter­ PREMIERE Strawberry plants. and haatar. Good transportation an or widow to earn extra money. TELEVISION, Refrigerator, elec­ lUasoaable. CaU 8501 after 8 p GARDEN PLOWED, very reaaon- Oakland street. Phone 6497. Flexible hours. Phone 7224. Fri­ ior Decorating Store, at 214 $12 - 1.000 ; 5,000 or over $11. REAL ESTATE BUREAU Spruce street. Phon<^134. tric ranges, furniture fw the en­ able. Call 8426, any time. day 10 to 12 or 1 to 4. Phone 5215. Frank Glodc, 1701 42 Asylum Street Room 37 PLUMBING And Heating, special­ Tolland street. Manchester. tire home. Chambers l^rehouse Salei, SOI Middle Turnpike East HARTFORD. Tel. 2-6346 ■I DE LONGS Refrigerator aerrlce izing In repairs, remodeling, cop­ FART TIME help wanted. Apply PAINT SPRAYER, only slightly BEE BALCH TOR Repaira on an makes, commer­ per water piping, new construc­ used. Perfect condition. Price $35. STRAWBERRY Plants, Premiers Open daily 9 to 6 p. m. Evenings in person. Burton’s, 841 Main 7:30 to 8:30. Where you buy for 9 a. ra.—9 p. m. cial and domeatlc. Emergency 24 tion, estimates given, time pay­ street. Phone 2-3749. or Temples. From South last \ BARGAINS hour service. Phone 2-1797. ments arra.iged. Edward Johnson. year, $1.25 a hundred. Also rhu­ leas. ingjS. Phone 6979 or 0044. NATIONALLY Famous AIsco barb roots, 25c ea».h. J. P. O’Con­ WANTED—Pasture for 10 heifer* 1007 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR 8K USED ELECTRIC refrigerators. within radius of 15 miles of Bol­ ‘This it okay— now got m* a pair of pajamas, siie C, and DAN—Black. PETER W. PANTALUK, electrical Help Wanted—Male 86 aluminum combination screen nor. 171 Union street contractor, maintenance and wlr. PLUMBING, Heating, repaira on and storm windows and doors to Spring clearance, overhauled and ton. Also 20 acres of standing tend us both out to 343 PoiTside avenue!" lOtr PONTIAC STREAMLINER Ing for light and power. 40 Foster old and new systems, oil oumer. protect your home Ask about our guaranteed, four foot to'ten foot, hay. A1 Heim, R.F.D. 2. Andover. J CONSTRUCTION HELP $25 to $75. For the "Full-Meas­ 8 SEDAN COUPE. street. Phone 3308. water pump service. Prompt at­ WANTED plan of no money down, immedi­ Household Goods SI Call 7895. SIDE GLAM ES BY GAI.BRAITH L i tention. John H. Carlson. Phone ate installation, small monthly ure” values come to Potterton’s CARMX At. BY DICK TURNER 1840 FORD CONV. COIOT!— LINOLEUM — Asphalt tile, wall for WOODYCREST ' CLEANING Out attic or cellar? At the Center, 539-541 Main 5. 6 UNFUltNISHED rooma. FRECKLES AM) HIS FRIENDS Coming To Life BY MERRILL C. BLOBSEH 7325. payments, begin Oct. 1st. Free ( (Sraen, with black top. covering. Done by reliable, well- Csi-pentcrs. Foundstion Men, estimates or additional Informa­ ru buy your unwanted furniture, street. Veteran, insurance clerk, wtte, T trained men. All jobs guaranteed. OIL BURNER service and repairs. china, glassware, et^. Trading two sons. Wm. Snlgg, ^ x 76, They Yes, ALL OP A nejuveNATPS) boys cer Tf^e 1888 PACKARD 4-DOOR SEDAN Cement Finishers tion. See Cox Hardware Store, or C Hall Linoleum Co., 32 Oak street. All makes oil burners and furn­ Po#t 17 Maple street. Phone 2- TWO METAL beds, 3-4 size with Andover. Pbons collect 2337W4. S€EM SUDDEN/TH£Y’0E Sioe our/scoae: /7oi*t’s s*a you usa toms of that dominant par- on* of thoi* books that onoa you pick it you ean't E, Herald. dow Shade Oo., Route 44 at Bol­ ideal for summer cottage, reason­ WANTED—Small two-wheel bi L oaiVE .ALL THE WAV IN10 TOWN WHILE I 1943 BUICK SEDANETTE ford 6-i423. tonality on that* tv;or ' — DELIVER BOfiBY.^ Sitoatlona Wanted— ton Notch. Tel. 2-4478. able. Inquire 119 Middle Turn­ cy«4e. Also electric stove. Call put H down!" 1941 OLDSMOBU-E CONV. DON’T GET caught in the rush. EVEN PRIVATE MANCHESTER i^ackage Delivery, Female S8 pike East. RockvUIe 1394W1. OUl IM l( J K tVILl.lAMS UUR BUAKUING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE COUPE Get your hand and power mow­ Local light trucking and package NEW! WARDS lHr2 H. P. Oear- 1941 DODGE TUDOR ers sharpeneo an.1 repaired now. delivery. Refrlgeratora, washers WANTED— General houaeworker Boats sad Aeccaaortoa 46 BOOKCASES, Cheats, comer cup­ BUYING USED furaitura and Trac, $164.50. It'a new* It’s low TO TH’ b r u s h , BOV3/ E(3AD,6URKG; UMf WE NEED okay. MA30R ( ro BE WAV, 1941 BUICK SEDAN Pick up and delivery service. and stove moving a spMlalty. for small famUy — 20 minutes board, drop leaf tablet aad Stairs. household goods, any quantity priced. Three speed ranges. Rug­ TH ’ t h i c k e s t b r u s h WHIPV0UR661F IMASINATINE OFF BASE IM BELFAfSr Capitol Equipmeiit Co., 88 Main Phone 2-0752. Erom Manchester. $100 per month ITS HERE AT Ed's Marine Serv AU new and ready to flniah any The Woodshed, 11 Main street. ged Clinton engine. It’s extra w h e r e t h e y CAN 'T INTO SKAP6 PROMOTION I'M ONE DTH' BURKEf 1940 BUICK SEDAN • S E T UP ANY O F IT. IF -.X'MTELLlNS OF CLANRICKARD AND' street. Phone 7958. own room and bath. References ice, Osdar Swamp Road, North way you like. Come and see ua Call 2-3184. powerful in tough spots. See it YOU X^'A^^• TO G E T AT ONce — RUBBISH and ashes removed. In­ for new, unpalnted as well aa iW e OUST TUE PRESS VOO MAXO/-»^gaT, required. Write Box L, Herald. Coventry, the new 7% fc. p. Evln- today or caU Mr. Keith for infor­ AWiAY FROM TH' CITY.* OR CORK, I'LL’ , GORMAN MOTOR cinerators cleaned. Sand, gravel rude with forward and revsraq. good uaed furniture. The Wood' mation at Montgomery Ward, 1 THOUGHT HE ONLY MATCUED ARE tUE BARON Household Serflwa and cinders. Van aenrtce and Ronma Without IhMrd 6B VOO WITH BELFAST. 'DROPOM-rHAcrj SALES, Inc. Place your order now for the 14 shed., n Main street. Main street. MAP A VITAMIN ESKIMO UKE 385 Main Street Offered ISA local moving. Phone H..M. Jones Sttoatloiis Waated— and 7H. •• they are coming in WE WOULD like a business worn TABLET IN THAT KING OBGCGNOANT 2-1862, 2-3072.______^ TRU-TuNE maple full size bed MANCHESTER — Dasirabla five- PILL BOXY KUkULiK, OF IRISH PEERG A BLIIZARD Phone 2-4571 CORNICES and valaaca boards. Mala S9 slowly. Down payment as low as an to live witb us. Fun household DP BRlCK- 10% through your local bank on and spring. Almost new. Call privileges. Small, well mannered room, buUt in 1942. Beautiful JAKE'S ^ —'UAR-ROMPH.V ^ Custom built, choice of designs. ASHES AND RubUrt ramovait YOUNG Married man would like 6535 after 4 p. m. floors, tUe bath, firefUace, hot ESKIMO 1*48 OLDSMOBILE sedanette. Phone 2-3574, from 9 a. m. to 9 all Evinrude Motors. One used family. Phone 2-1828. General tracklirg, aanfi and part time work Saturdays or water, hea$, oil; nicely landscap­ QftfkPPMiH jV J ifiodel 76. FuUy equipped. Can be P-. • gravel, fill, loam for sals. Reason­ Old Towrn Sponson. salUng canoe GAS AND ELECTRIC saaa at Olcott Package Store, Saturdays and Sundays. Phone 16 f t in-board boatl Master Craft ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room ed. Asking prica $11,400. Alice On The Phone BY LESLIE rUKNEB able rates. Prompt Service. Call 2-2444. Water Heaters for one or two. Light bousel.aep- Clampet Agency. Phone 4998. Mr. WASH TURKS 680 Center street. FLAT FTNIBH. Holland window James Macri 4523. and Little Giant traUera. Fen abiules mads to measure. AU Yen boats. Woolaey Marina FliUy InataUed Ing faculties avaaable. Central, Mitten 6930, Mrs. Wagner 2-0028. ,w e aOTU TMMC. fiuT iFTMtV ooirT reasonable. Mrs. Jerome, 14 Arch TMB FUSM BOVa PAY HER. HOW COMB metal Venetian blinds at a new LIGHT LOCAL package delivery, Doga Bird* Pate 41 paints. Socony and IVxaco oils. THEY BEEN BMaiM' 1988 INTERNATIONAL pickup low price. Keye made while you Open Saturdaye — Sundays No Money Down atreet drat 8oor. DOCTOR, Dentist, or almUar pro- Niite 08«uaNH.v Cellara cleaned. »;eaaonable rates. feasion. Ideal location, 400' from atWFcwao «a«aM PIUESILVEB POUNEf i $1N. Also 1988. Phone 2-4292. wait Marlow's. UmMighout the season. Phona $1.80 A WEEK Call L. J. Delaney. 2-0414. LARGE Bedroom in quiet home. XAccuaeoTNiM B V S r MONTH POM ' Manchester 8728. Main atreat 3 blocks from hoapi- WANTED—Good home for cute Kitchen privileges. Reasonable. tsd. Largs 6 room rasidance, suit­ OFFAYWa MW. kitten. Houaebroken. Phone 6022. Phone 7891 Patottag—Pagarlut >1 HAVE You checked up oa the 1980 Inquire 324 Charter Oak. Phone able for combination home and coNDavToastF. PENFIELD Oo* auoimatic bot 8888. offlea. OU haac. bath and lava­ TMfi FLA*Ta« Johnson San Horae outhonrda7 water baatar, 68 gallon capacity. i n t e r i o r AOT> Extarior paint­ COLLIES, A.K.C. Three months For dependability and yadrs of tory, sun porch, landseapad, com­ Copper. Phone 8888 after 8.'___ WADSWORTH Street Oomfort- ing. Avsraga room papered, 812, olS. Houaebroken Phone 887$. service go "Johnson.” Wa lend, pletely renovated. Reasonable. Includbig paper. OeiUngs reflnlsb- able room In quiet borne for re­ othara follow. Fra# use of oar teat liable person. Phone 8439, Suburban Realty Co., Realtors, 49 ad. Excellent workmanship. Ray­ PUPPIES. AKC Boxers. $86, rad Perkina street Phona 8$18. Cockers, amall cross breads. ZIm- tank extandad to. aU outboard f o u r -b u r n e r gaa range, play­ mond Flake. $-9387. PLEASANT, largv rooins for gen- mennan’a Kennels, Lake street owners. Wa buy, aall. trade. Cnpt- pen aad high chair. Call 2-9881. CENTRAL — TVo-famlly house, tol Equipment Oo., 88 Main Uaman. at the Cantei-. 16. Wads­ OUTBIDE, Inaida painting and TeL 6287. five rooms each floor. OU burning paperhanging. Free aatlmataa. straat. 79BtH . OLD RED Tin Ban^ 708 North worth atraet. • \4lxVl? Main Btraat buys and aalls good furnaca, automatic bafc- '.water, Prompt earrlcc. Raaaonabla SEA HORSES, tropical and gold Immadiata occupancy ppe^ipart- f-ii J “.l?WiLOAei& fish, plants; tanks and aeoiaaertaa. HAVE YOU taait the 12 ft ^ used furniture aad nntlquas. p l e a s a n t , Funiishad room for prlcaa. Phona 7880. D. Fradutta. young working girl. Sami-private men, $7,800. Madeline Smith, WALL NUTS Workman's compeneaUon pobllc Kall]Pa Aquarium, 29 Sunaet Stats- outboard pra-,^uUt beat n t Frank Denatta. Phona 2-3378. l a i T I H i l T i atreet. Open 'til 9. - sample 7 Baduslve with Naaaiff kltohsn privUegps. Pbone 2-4428. Realtor. 2-1642-4679. liabtuty carriad. Arms, “your apoitlng goods cen­ DINING ROOM sat 2 metal beds. COLLIES, Blue Merlee and TYio, ter." OaU or visit Naaaiff Arms 1 fuU sine. 1 alngla, 3 oak draaaara l a r g e , COMFORTABLE room. Can be seen at 182 Maple street Walking disUnce to Cheney's. SEE PAGE FIFTEEN Read Herald Adra. male and female. SH month* old. Company, 1015 Main street. TC) •______r ____ bouse broken. Phone 3376. 2-1647. after 7 b'clock evenings. OaU 2-2812. r ‘-'S, THURSDAY, MAY 11. 19S0 p

Avsngs Daily N tt Prsss Ron H m WwtlMr A t tha iasaUng of tha Lady e( apaakar. Above all aha -la the Wm am MMrtfe «8 April, 1888 For i •« D. & WmUM Oiaitoa VUikannaa of Mow 0*^ mother of children, ^ d appears at loana, La., la vlaittng hla father, FStlma Mothera Circle held last Mrs. Bowles lidward Vickerman, of 3S Rooae- night the following oSicara .were thla time in recognition of Moth­ Partly ri—An *Still in Danger' as Culled From (JP) Wires better proflU and a generally im­ America’s North Atlantic alllea ailing druggist laid down a news­ surrounded by a fence and tha *T baUeva' profoundly that the Senator Wherry of Nebraska, No P r o o f Peak Hil proved economic outlook for Con­ brought this hot reaction from only open gate under guard, waa Here, meats are cut to order for your convenience . . . Ground WILL BE CLOSED Beginning: at 10 O’clock Taft-Hartley act is a aubstantlal the Republican floor leader, aald paper picture of a girl's death necticut and all New England." beet Is really fresh . . . and If yon want one pork chop or a B utter FLOUR FRESH DRESSED leap and plunged to hia own Plan to give employers govern' CVtngress: Not a chance! mystery. Police expressed the infringement of the basic freedom the labor showdown "proved that He waa the fourth New Eng­ belief, however, that they escapes half a deaea cut off yonr roast, we will cut them for you. MAY 12 AND 13 Scott Lucas haa only about one. death today from a high bridge. ment bonus for keeping aworkere Among the men who would In Vestry of to bargain collectively.’’ Winnipeg, Man., May 12.— employed beyond 65-year Social land governor to appear at a Fed­ by crawling beneath the fence. Emanuel Lutheran Church Mr. Truman’s addreaa, arranged third of the Senate wit8 him when He waa Elmer W. Haggerty, 46, eral Power commiMlon hearing on have to pass a law permit 5 LB. the president wants to put over of Beechview. His family said he (,/P)— The level of the Red Security retirement age la gaining ting Btich k move, there was con' A black and tan Buick o^ an TENDER CURE CORNED BEEF for tha raar platform of hla croaa- favor in Washington . , . New natural goe righte in New Elng- way reported seen headed for Auspices of Dorcas Society ooimtry apeelal train, waa one of a hla ’Fair Deal’ program.” had been ^Ung for some time. river remained unchanged land. sternatlon at the mere knowledge Sere’s a treat that Is a favorite with every man. Serve BAG Lncaa Leads Futile Fight Harry Haney, 25, a atreet car for six hours today but a York State Supreme Court Justice that the subject has been dis­ Springfield, Mass., soon after Uia D u c k l in g aeries In which he haa been trying Ferdinand Pecora rules that New Power Rates "Exceealve" 4 a.m. (e.B.t.) robbery. The pay boro- Coned Beef yonr favorite way and be sure It Is Plnehurst Majority Leader Lucas (D., Rl.) operator, aaw the leap while driv­ cussed by military officials in a to whip up aentlment for the Fair high Army official warned i York City's artificial ralnmaklng Masaaehusetts licanee platea. ’LENDER CITRE . • . • PfH] led the opposlUon in the futUe ef­ ing acroaa* the Wllmot -atreet The Connecticut governor term­ preliminary way, even without ap­ bridge leading Into Sebenley park. residents of greater Winni­ experiment is more important than ed electric power rates "excea- proaching declelona or recommen­ State police announce they had 1 LB. CAN The preaideat aald that tha fort to save the reorganisation possible loss of business by upstate plan. Harry said he saw Haggerty re­ peg “ we are still in danger.” slve’’ in a survey of high basic dations. a "pretty good deacription" of the LAMB PATTIES SLICED BACON, Lb. 49c -"avowed Intention”, of the apon' resort hotel . . . Political experts costa to New England industry Senators and House members, four bandits. It came from (Mlvor' Asked about the combination of move hla topcoat, fold It on the Brig. J. W. Brice, deputy of British commonwealth nations RAM PATTIES HERSHEY CHOCOLATE oora ef the Taft-Hartley law “waa southern Democrats and Republi' sidewalk and place a newspaper on and said that natural gas would Democrats and Republicans, cried C. Lattimvilte, one of tha three to strengthen the hand of man Army commander of Red riv­ report "considerable progress" in be a big coat-cutting step but out agalpst letting any A-bemba cans, Wherry said "Any time his clothes. Then he climbed the their efforts to unite on common­ Brink’s guards beaten, disarmed SMALL SADSAOES BACON SQUARES, agement. bridge railing. Next, Haney said, er flcK>d relief, said there la "no would not be enough. get out of American hands. FOR real crisis comes up about the proof that the peak river level haa wealth policy toward peace treaty and tied up by the robbers. SYRUP 2r.r29c “To do this," Mr. ’Truman said, Fair Deal,’ a coalition will take the man’s body went plummeting He aaid: Vloaon Alone Favors Plan Not until one of tt)s guards had POT ROASTS Lb. 3 3 c “they deviacd a clever law which been reached." with Japan. control to ward it off—but each 125 feet to the ground. Delegates and guests of 31 units "We realise there la no aingle (reed himself did the 800 night BONELESS InatdiouBly undermlnca the strength "Ha waa very deliberate,’’ Ha­ Stationary tor Six Hours panacea that will aolve New Eng- The lone voice in support of BMWBBLL’S READT Na 8 tor BLUEBIBO time It la a different coalition.' of WomOta’s RrUef Corps, located sharing waa that of Chairman shift workers know of the roMeiy, o f labor umona." The NLRB vote waa another ney aaid. He urged those who were plan­ and'a economic problems. We Holdup Mea Deoerlbed DAISY HAMS Lb. 7 5 c ning to Join the stream of refu­ throughout Conneotlcut, gather at Vinaon (D., Oa.), of the House TO EAT HAMS Strikes Back at CMtleo victory for Senator Taft (R. Meanwhile, a prostrate mother Hotel Bond for their annual state must move forward on many State police aald that Lattim* ORANGE JUICE Tin 37c could offer no explanation for her gees out of the stricken area to fronts—vigorously, courageously Armed Servicea committee—and Mr. Truman struck back agalnat Ohio) over President ’Truman, convention and 83rd annual camp­ he put in an "If." Vinson said: vllle, brought to state police bead* critics o f hia "Fair Deal" program. who wanta to repeal the Taft- daughter’s Jump to death from the "proceed immediately vrith their fire of Grand Army of Republic and quickly. We must build a plana.’’ The river was stationary steel industry, we must reducta our "Our silica should have all quarters in Hartford after treat* "An of you. I am ture,’* the Hartley labor law. seventh floor o t the towering Connecticut Agricultural Experi­ ment at a Springfield hospital, PINEHURSTV POULTRY for six hours at 29.7 feet. transportation and our power equipment necessary to be In a po- pyaridant said, "have beard many ’Taft, Id a aeparate interview, Grant building yesterday. It was ment Station announces in New gave thla desclrption of tits four JELLO or ROYAL a picture of that woman that H*S- There were light early morning to, we must adjust Mir taxes, aiUoir to undertake a worthwhile TMa farm fraab Plnehnrat poultry h always a favorite for erlaa aheuC g p r p a m v ^ intarforr said the vote Utdlcates the Oon Havwi five-year plan UrfiSGrihTne defense agalnat any a jg reeeor. If holdup men: W-"la syalnat mOBt Of these gf^iY ™ hla clothes. / of an inch In the aU if soil can be earicbed by Wfoji wa must do many other tiling Sunday dtamer . . . Fresh Fiyers, Broilers and CJilckens care­ aaeo wttk.- huriinaa and "But not least' of all itO have Number 1: Five foot, 5ve lochea fully preparad for yon t j onr expert meat men. Pkgs. ■Fair Deal’ meaSurei." Jeanne Williams, 33-yaar-old iioura ending at 7 a. fo.—but the ehlpo, something that farmers now' DESSERT 3 21tf iereeplng aodaUsm.’ night operator at the William weatherman said that wouldn't secure promptly the graat «co- the A-homb, they Ihotild have it.' tall, 160 pounds, slightly stocky, ‘1 abcHdd Uka to ramlnd the gen­ Taft aald the union of RepubU throw away aa waste. Of course, a lot of minds could Penn hotel, turned a deaf ear to complicate the situation. Protestant churchmen at Detroit nomic advan'ntages of natural gas." wearing an Army water rspeUont NO. 1 TIN PBEMIEB tlemen who make thara conqilaints eana and aoutbem l^roocrata on The governor linked the need change If we aeemed to be getting this issue would not continue on pleading cries of "don't do it’’ yes­ The Red river at Winnipeg was meet sound call for world's Chris- Jacket and a civil defense type of ASSORTED COLD CUTS 49c terday. at its highest in more than a cen­ tisns to "break with war’’ . for natural gaa and a steel Indus' definitely closer to war. But for gaa mask with the oannlater in . (OomiMW* aa Page Faarteen) tha controversial Fair Employ­ try with the metal-working Indua­ the time being there obviously ment Practices commission bllL For nearly 10 minutes Miss IVII- tury. One-eighth or more of the Sex hormone treatments made front. Armed with a alngla h o m l BLUEBERRIES f 33c FRESH DRESSED Uams perched on the window sill 70-equare-mUe metropolitan area, one-third of group' of mental ps' try which he called "the economic no possibility that tha lawmakers 12 gauge shot gun. BOILED HAM ,, l k 55 c Tha 8DPC bill became the pend, backbone" of Connecticut. would consent to arming our cold ing Senate business apdn tod; of a corridor near the seventh- and 540 square miles of southern tienta well enough to go home, re­ Number 2: Six feet tall, 140 UNCLE BEN’S floor elevator atop. Hundreds of Manitoba, were under water. The port five Creedmoor (N. Y.) State Our metal-working industriea,” war partners with atomic weap­ pounds, very thin, sama type of although Senator Donnall (I he continued, "must pay much ons. Rich Couple persons gathered outside the Winnipeg Tribune estimated that hospital scientists . . . U. S. Sec­ gee maak. No clothing doaertp* Mo.) planned. a speech criUciring more per ton for ateel than most Key Members Oppoaed FRESH KEEBLER COOKIES 1 Lb. Pkg. the methods by which the Senate building. Many shouted at her to 40,000 resident of the f]oode(l retary of State Dean Acheson tlon'. RICE 15c areas had taken refuge in the takes time' out from Big Three of their competitors. It Is for this Key members of the congres­ w oonflrtns presidential ai»H>int- change her mind. vety reason that enlightened bust' Number 3: Five feet, five Inches Found Dead twin cities of Winnipeg and St. conference in London to boost sional AtoihiC, Foreign Affaire Yes, every cookie on Plnehurst shelves is especially FOWL ments. At the sound of an approaching nets, labor and government lead' tall, 140 pounds, same type of Bold U oz. DEL MAIZ Boniface. hopes of Mrs. Robert A. Vogeler, 4nd Armed Servicea committees An attempt by Lucas to invoke police siren, she said: ere are pooling their efforts today jacket and mask aa Number 1, soft fresh . . . and priced in line with all competition. Today "Some aon of a gun called the Authirities said unicaa more seeking release of her American aald in Intervlewa that they are we remind you of the fine quality of Kecbler Saltines IlmitsUon on FEPC. debste to establish a steel mill In New hat. Armed with a .32 caliber nlcklo For Medical Examiner Sees expected to be made next week. copa. Now I will Jump.’’ rain or snow fell— and that waa husband sentenced in Hungary to England. against >lt. - plated revolver. and other fresh crackers and cookies. Try Keebler Sand NIBLETS 2 29c l b . And she did, her body amaahing not expected—any further in­ serve 16 years in prison for spy­ For that matter, tome of the •IVE O AN IIl OREiNS Taft said he and other Republicans ing. "Rome new Industriea which had Number 4: Five feat, four Inches Tarts pkg. S7c, Keebler Chocolate Drops 43c or Keebler’s Murder and Suicide in will support Lucas on that, with the hood of an automobile. She crease in the river level should be considered moving Into New Eng­ military experts In the Pentagon tall, 120 pounds, wearing a field NO. 8 CAN PBEMIEB 64 votea required to end talk and died within a few minutes. small and of short duration. Thailand's Defense ministry are against It, on grounds A-hombs Jacket, white cloth or handker* Saltines 16c and 28c. Fm I leek ihelr praMeil la OonM Tragedy at Westport confers with armed service chiefs land went elsewhere in order to bring a vote. Her mother, Mtx. Margaret Wil­ H ucot Remaiaa Critical have natural gas," Bowies said. would be safer in American hands, Green slippert. And feel Iheir liams, coud-ascribe no reason for on means to halt possible invasloa with leas change for Information APPLE SAUCE 2 For 31c THIS WEEK WE WILL HAVE The question after a week The threat remained critical for from north . . . American shl The governor declared the first (Contlnoad on Page Foarteoa) EXTRA VALUE yeungesH Give Melher o poir ef Westport, May 12—iff)— the-act except to say ‘"our Jeanne several residential areas, particu­ wealthy couple waa found d was very nervous." U. S. O. docks In Zeebrugge, Bel Come to Plnehurst for the Ihera daMy dippen. We hove (Orattaned on Page Fifteen) larly the Norwood section of St. gium, with first cargo ot U. 8. (OonUnned on Page Feorteen) (Oeattnned oa Page FIfteea) Swanson’s Whole ORANDMOTHEB*S ’ today after a man told police over Boniface and North Winnipeg's finest butters% .... them in IviMhe td io n die (eves le "WAYBEST" FRYING CHICKENS the telephone: "Wa ^ v o Just arms uhder Military Aid Pact . . suburban East KUdonan. both on Britain observes 13Ui annlversar CHICKEN veer. Ceme in end lee diem. 1 Lb. Jar 17c Medlnsi size. Jhese will be fresk dreesed, dcan« meaty killed oursalvea" , the Red river's east bank. Weary of coronation of King George V: MARMALADE ’Ihe couple, found In the living workers added more sandbags to State Butter 73c birds—Sure to please. . . . Wholesale eJecMba of Chech LARGE CAN room of their faahlanable home, Western Powers May the millions already bolstering the diplomats from U. S. is expected More Thousands Join FlashesI was Identified as Sheldon Dick,-44, le^rees. to be ordered as retaliation by (Lata Bulledos ot tho (ff) WIra) Cloverbloom 69c NESTLECOCOA )robe as court by Herbert A. Bergson, on* Doz. The West e rn power8 Military Forces Put "deliberate, true aervanta of Chicago, May 12,—