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TUESDAY, JUNE *0, W M Avarsga Daily Nat Preoa Run m l Wl ■ ^ A, ^ A A 1 ^ m a d — ^ J1 B A A- .a A- 1 TIm ■awaa jHanrlfieBtfr lEnpning For the Month of May, I960 Today cleody with shswaf aad dally nawapapar baatdaa aattliiff up Toung people of the North Thomaa J. taw la o( Middla Uialr campialgiia and eourta. Prao- ■eattered thoadenitonaai taolght Tumpika, caat, who accompanlad ^,9 2 4 2 /ltlaU i'JjF ju i'F r i l u u F u i U ^ J l r r a i l l Methodist church will serve a Receives Degree Six from Here tical Idaala ara Uia baala o f all olMdy, some ehowetei teosorrsw, About Town *nd itrawberry shortcake Dr. David H. Nelson and William Member of the Audit E. Hill, who are now in Loa An­ Boya’ State oparationa roundid scattered ehowem. supper tomorrow evening from out with auparvlaad athlatic, mual- Bnreaa of Clreulations Manchester^A CUy of Vittage Charm ■ • n m tlo a a wOl doa* thla cvt- 5:30 to T:30. ____ geles attending the national con­ At Boys State vention of the Ancient Arabic Or­ cal and entertainment programa. lo r tba fourth onnual deo* DisUngulahed Connactirat ciU- M t rtT*T ot tho Bolton Oongro- Members of the Women’a Polish der, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, reports a fine trip to the Pacific sans will visit Boya* State dally MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21,1950 (TWENTY PAGES) n t t o S chnioh. Ttiurodoy e v ^ Alliance, Group 246, ere requested Youth Government Pro­ to give Inapirlng talks to the boys (Claaslfled Aiverttalng oa Page IS) PRICE FOUR CBNIB oiz to eight o’clock. to meet tonight at 7:30 sharp, in Coast. VOL. LXIX, NO. 222 headed by a visit by Governor front of the John B. Burke Funer­ ject Starts Sunday at l i S r Ihomaa C. Johneon who U Bowles. There la a dally tick call MMfgl dtolrmon, or Mr». B<^n al Home, to pay their respects to Teachers of Zion Lutheran Mrs. Helen Plescik. who was a Connecticut University with adequate medical care and all fTB oiTlek n>»y *>• celled. The church school have planned a delegates are covered by Insur­ liedleo Benerolent Society mem­ member of this society. meeting and outing this evening. ance. bers ere In cherge. The vacation blble school at this Six local boys will be among Rising Flood Waters \^ould Cut Britain’s How Chosen Sergeants Keith H. Clark and church opened yesterday with a the 250 Connecticut youtha who Britain Set to Take Applicants are selected from The deughter bom June 15 In Paul C. Barron of this town arc good attendance, and will continue among other officers added to the through June 30. Seslsons arc will gather at \the Unlviralty of the sophomore and junior high I t rrencle hoeplW to Mr. and Connecticut campus. In Storra, school classes. Qualincat^ns are In U. S. and Canada Mrs. Winston A. Cheveller of 237 76th Infantry Division recently, In from 9:00 to 11:45 a. m. starting Sunday, to take part In based upon leadership ami achol- Center street has been named the Division’s current recruiting the ninth annual Nutmeg Boys’ kktlc abilities with Initial selections Ellsebeth BuUer Cheyaller. Mrs. ► drive, which is now in its second Richard Schubert, eon of Mr. Aid Funds by Half State sponsored by The American of oandidatea made by the local Exact a Heavy Toll Cheveller was the former Miss week. and Mrs. Max Schubert of 69 Active Role in Drive Legion, Department of Connecti­ high school principals. Helen M. Ennis. Cooper Btreet, has been awarded Manchester Chapter. No. 17, D. cut, and local organizations. Begun in 1935, on a national the Rice prize for excellence in Dedicated to the principles of level. Boys’ State programs are he feared the Harrison Mills dike, The Vacation Church School at A. V., will meet in front of the mathematics, according to an an­ By The Associated Press ■ good government and citizenship, now conducted In 48 states as a about 40 miles east of Vancouver, Emanuel opened yesterday morn­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main nouncement made recently by irioodlng rivers in northwestern attending boys will actually set up leading Americanism 'Youth Pro­ B. C., would not hold. Workmen ing with a most favorable attend­ street tonight at 7:15 in tribute President Victor Butterfield of United States and Western Cana­ If She Rejects Pool piled rocks, sandbags and bales of ance. The school will continue for to Mrs. Elizabeth Bulla, mother and run their own government, for gram. The National Boys’ Forum FUR STORAGE To Seat China Reds da threatened today to sweep over Wesleyan University. Middletown, hay Into an old flood gate which the rest of thU week and all of of Chapter Commander Wilfred where Richard Schubertf will re­ a solid week. The theme of the from which two delegates from thousands of more acres of farm each Boys’ State attend, is s fol­ 3 % on Furs up to $300 Valuation had been breached by the river. next week, 9-11:30 a. m. There Bnlla. turn In September for his Junior program Is that government Is just lands. what the citizens make It. low up from the state program. Flood Director Acton Kilby said Is still time to register and an In­ year. The waters already have forced Senators Draft Pro­ Those to Attend The forum Is held in Washington, 1% on each $100 over Line Up Behind Lie Cru­ many families to evacuate their bulldozers, road graders and a vitation is extended to all children Local nur.ses are reminded of Richard J. Duffy Unscheduled Obstacle Overcome huge fleet of trucks were being 4-14. Transportation Is provided the meeting this evening at 7:30 Attending Boys' State from here, D. C. at the end of the summer, homes and have Inundated wide Senate Okays Boost posal to Strip 340 The Board of Directors will hold and the sponsoring organizations and is patterned after the federal $300 valuation— $3.00 minimum sade to Oust National­ areas of low lying crop lands. used, but he believed "we haven't from SUver Lanes, and children In the Memorial hospital dining Its second regular June meeting Richard J. Duffy, son of Mr. are: government. The floods have caused five got a 10 per chance." Million from “ Kitty” are requested to be at the Commu­ room on up-to-date polio treat­ at 8 tonight In the Municipal and Mrs. James F. Duffy of 90 ists from the U. N. Farm Land Imperiled nity House at 8:45 a. m. Cambridge street has received a Fred T. Blish. 5 Laurel street, Fur Trimmed Cloth Coats, minimum $2.00. (Valua­ deaths. Unless I.abor (rov’t. ment. Building, opening with a public Strengthen Dike Menaced were 1,500 acres of In Social Security Bachelor of Science degree at Kiwania Club; Adrian W. Schmld- tion up to $75.00). Over $75.00, 3% of valuation. And Eml Russians’ bearing on the proposed extension hauser. 165 Henry street, Klwanis In the Cansdian province of low-lying farm land, the Canadian Reverses Stand on Edward Paul Baling, Jr., son of of water mains on Hillside. Earl, commencement exercises at the Pacific Railway Main Line along Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Baling of Club; Andrew D. Gibson, 404 North Boycott of Peace British Columbia, hundreds of sol­ Cole, Asylum, Radding and Farm­ University of Connecticut. the shores of the Fra-ser, and the Srbiiman Plan for 80 Bowers street, was graduated Main street, Exchange Club; Cloth Coats, minimum $1.50. (Valuation to $50). diers and civilians fought the ris­ Pass A.lmi..i.lr.lion BJ]| ington streets. A graduate of Manchester High HALE'S Organization; Secre­ ing waters of the Harrison and vital Lougheed Highway. from Worcester Polytechnic Insti­ School In 1945, he served in the Emanuel G. Pazianoa, 2 Pearl Over $50.00, 3% of valuation. Pooling Europe’s Steel street, Exchange Club; William D. Fraser Rivers. Bill 81 t o 2 ; r U4*e tute, Worcester, Mass., at Its 82nd Navy during the war. tary Gen’l W ill Speak (Continued on Page Neven) commencement. Sunday, June 18. A session for the making of vot­ Shcekey, 62 Norman street. Dll- Headquarters A flood emergency offlctai said And Coal Prodiietion He received his B.S. degree In ers will be held by the selectmen worth Cornell Quey Post AL; Har­ Insured Pick-Up Service In London July 3rd Teeth of Uo-relating XO Pass H ou se electrical engineering. and town clerk at the town clerk's old Moore, 333 Center street. Dll- office tomorrow from 5 p. m. to Couple Celebrate FOR Black Market in Stolen Aet to House Bill WiisliinKton, June 21.— (JP) worth Cornell Quey Post AL. London, June 21.— (IP )— Policy Reviews Ancleraon-Shea Post. No. 2046 8 p. m. only. Thoae qualifying by Also Town Manager George Houses Hits Oil City, Pa. Within a Week — Top - ranking Republican and Auxiliary will meet this eve rcBldence and literacy, and who 30tli Anniversary Waddell will address Boys’ State The British government to­ Washington, June 21—{ITt Sen­ .senators drafted a proposal ntng at seven o'clock at the are citizens may apply to be made on Monday. June 26. to Inform day was reported shaping up Oil city, Pa.. June 21. (/Pi ate approval by 81 to 2 carried the ' today to strip $340,000,000 electors. Re-Open Fight Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Mr.

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