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. got a 10 per chance." Million from “ Kitty” are requested to be at the Commu room on up-to-date polio treat and Mrs. James F. Duffy of 90 are: government. The floods have caused five at 8 tonight In the Municipal ists from the U. N. deaths. Farm Land Imperiled nity House at 8:45 a. m. ment. Cambridge street has received a Fred T. Blish. 5 Laurel street, Fur Trimmed Cloth Coats, minimum $2.00. (Valua Unless I.abor (rov’t. Building, opening with a public Kiwania Club; Adrian W. Schmld- And Eml Russians’ Strengthen Dike Menaced were 1,500 acres of In Social Security bearing on the proposed extension Bachelor of Science degree at tion up to $75.00). Over $75.00, 3% of valuation. In the Cansdian province of low-lying farm land, the Canadian Edward Paul Baling, Jr., son of commencement exercises at the hauser. 165 Henry street, Klwanis Reverses Stand on of water mains on Hillside. Earl, Club; Andrew D. Gibson, 404 North Boycott of Peace British Columbia, hundreds of sol Pacific Railway Main Line along Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Baling of 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. and Mrs. John M. Derby them of town government. t i l COM plans to take an active role Slate police today reported promise of higher old-age pen out of Great Britain’s recov Open AFI Day street, to pay their respects to of 12 Vernon street, residents here While at Boys' State, delegates a call from a man who told Bearing Veto Proof Tag MM* in the campaign to oust the sions for pilllinns of persons a ery funds unless the Labor Every Wednesday Mrs. Elizabeth Bulla, mother of Mr. and Mrs. LawTcnce Dillon for the past seventeen years, apply a program based on the con m a n c m Over Formosa them: long step closer to reality to
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1950 Pngani was fined $9 by .fudge year’a taxea in fotrr installments PAGE TH REE Driver ArreRtecl Wesley C. Cfryk in Town Coiirt Tax Bill Set during the current year. Youngsters Are Lost Here Baby Sitter - . , - j this morning. The speed-up would crowd msnt benefits In the state dropped .nigvriA l f P I * rAA-Aaaaajiia A m d O l l t Pagani was driving siulh said, onhe about 800,000,000 extra dollara in by 2,605 to 88,809 during the same thf Treaaury receipts for the fls- Quits State Board; His Successor Again a Drop period from 31,513. During the waa blinded by the lights of an on To Pass House cal year ending June SO, 1961. Trying to Find Cowboys Cites Bruises Group to See corresponding week In 1940, there k h o e h l e r Edward Pagani, 60, of 81 Fo.ster coming car and struck the north and would mean various other ex were 69.266 applying under the street, was arrested for violation bound vehicle of George F. tra dollars In the next five years. In Idle Here Within a Week Two East Hartford youngstera^trolman John L. (Javagnaro found On State Ward Blood Center C\>nnectlcut Law plus 14.590 under ■yWwtyTMli • im m rtm « of rules of the road following a O'Biien, 154. of IS Hudson street, After that there would be no ef the curtailed GI law. KARNIVAL of ProsecutJr Philip Bayer told the j who probably wouldn’t walk a mile the boys and offered them a ride. head-on collision at 9:15 p. m. yes fect on revenues. ;No more money for a cigarette tried to walk sev- They accepted. Women made up 51,3 per cent of terday on Summit street near the court. Patrolman Samuel Maltem- (Continued trnni Page Une) would be collected in the long-1 (Continued from Page One) I cral miles yesterday afternoon ’The older brother served as Decrease of 7 .4 Per Cent the claimants last week as com intersection of W’adaworth street. po made the arre.st. run. LaBelle Heads Local Red pared with. 38.9 per cent last year. DCVCLUrSD _ j 000 a year boost in taxes on big ! "to aee the cowboya on the televia- apokesman and told police at head ted this and other pictures to be Is Reporleti Over the Living Room Values FILMS AND PUNTED ' corporations. j I ion.” , quarters the atory of their trip. marked for Identification. Cross Members Who Initial Claims ' The boys, who are brothers with After the youngsters gave their Previous Week Initial claims, which represent I The big money pickups from Miss Davy described In detail Will Attend Program A Kroehler trailer truckload Dispute CJoiidM . the oldest being !i years old. decid names, local police notified East the bruises she said site saw on new periods of unemployment, to give you wonderful variety Per Roll corporations, along with amaller ed to visit their grandmother in Hartford authorities who In turn Herbert's body at the Colson home : Employment continued to show numbered 3,757 for the week, 4,- and value I BIggeat Kelth- I Manchester to watch her television contacted the boys' parents, who John D. LaBelle, chairman of 127 for the previous week and 9,- ^ amounts by plugging tax law loop Draft Future where a doctor was examining the new gains here last week, accord Kroehler aale In Our htatory... ' westerns. So they set out from were by that time combing the boy. the Manchester Blood Prognram 504 for the same week a year ago. Includea mailing of thousands Arthur Drug Stores BAREFOOT Sandals holes and otlier revisions, would Bast Hartford. ing to the weekly bulletin issued wootls near their East Hartford Exhaustions totsled 850, mak ' more than meet President Tru She said there were three dime committee, will head a group of of elrciilara direct to your (Continued fr^im Page Oat-i I When they passed through Home. sized bruises on the left side of by the State La>or Department. ing the total since January 1. let their feet BREATHE! man's requirement that the excise local Red Ooas chapter represen hi>mea, showing every asle bar I Buckland and refused a woman’s A relieved father made a quick his face, at the chin line and a Tbe unemployment figures releas 24,300. gain In full and natural colora. , reductions must he offset by new rective to end Negro segregation offer of cool refreshments, police i trip to Mknche.ster and returned tatives who will visit Hartford ed today show that 429 persons Bridgeport led the state branch revenue from other sources— If bump on his forehead. She des tomorrow to attend an Open in the armed .services. entered the scene. The woman no- ' home with his adventurous— but cribed the facial bruises as bluish were idle here, a decrease of 7,4 offlcea with the highest number of the tax bill Is to get his" approval. tified Police Headquarters and Pa- I now very tired—sons. purple. House at the new Connecticut Re per cent over the previous week. elaimnnts while Manchester con CLEANING Russell Raises i M u e ______gional Blood Program center. BUDGET ITEMS In the fiscal year ending June On the boy's left thigh, she There were 270 females Included tinued to be next to last. $ 2 - 9 8 The is.siie wa.s raised through a The Open House will follow a in this total. Layoffs were reported In gar Tcmia To Suit Tour Needs! , 30, 1P.M. the bill woulil yield about proposal by Senator Ruaeell (D -1 made no claims as said, she saw "a very large and DYEING Sl.700.0u0.000 far above the Sl.- luncheon at the Hartford club, at Unemployment Compensation ment, toys, textiles, optical goods, Ga» —already approved by a ma- to final Senate action. Hospital Piioles a very severe bruise." as Mrs. which Richard P. Swigart, head of SIZES 5-3 010,000.000 excise slash, commit Col.son undressed Herbert. claims were filed by 427 of which bathrobes, bearings, engines, jorlty of the Senate Armed Lucas disagreed
tee assignment, Lelaney said, he eat. plana to inquire into the use of — ------The mcel wiU be served from la Teehaleslse FABRAY ALL SALES FINAL: fertilizer produced in connection Nanette, Broad House to Act 6:00 p. m. until 7:30 p. m. General Smsb. Cnla WSi. ReUsa with atomic energy products. way muslcal-com- chairman George Maison baa as IM N la “APABTMEirT FOS "There is no way of telling now . edy star, made U» l u m t On Rent Today sembled a large committee from PEOOT” what the effect of this fertilizer the Camel 30-Day Naeklina li adgad with tiny ambroidarad icol- the Men’s Club including a num may be on the human body,” he Uildneaa Test. ber of "old timers” who helped Als. "Stage Ceack Wai^’ Says Nanette: ”lt lops—tiroighl-cut skirt will not twist or rida up. told newsmen. “Perhaps we may convinced me ! (Continued from Page One) serve .the strawberry festivals a Wilk Ropaleag CaasKy find out.” Of Rur-Mil multiAlamont rayon crapa, if comas Camels suit me quarter of a century ago. • May Show Act Deficient to a 'T'.” in whita, pink, navy, block. HMUHT l l .M Otherwise the controls would end. An Innovation this year, how •san.aoanf' Republicans who actively sup 3. Retain controls on perma ever. will be a public movie show ported the resolution said they be nent accommodations In fJhlcago r B E E i»ai»i mm* U lieve the investigation may show CLEAN, STRAIGHT LINES . . NEW AND UNIQUE SLOPING in the parish house following the Ceaitat Saa.: “TOCMO FRONTS . . HANDSOME, EXPANSIVE MIRRORS . . . SALE PRKE transient hotels. supper. The leading attraction wiU MAN WITH A HOBS” the need for changing the pure 4. Allow counties to decontrol aag "B. O. laTestigaMea” food and drug act. Are You Interested COMBINING THE SMARTNESS OF GLEAMING BRASS WITH their unincorporated areas at any be ‘ Raiders of the Desert” etarr- Ing Andy Devine, Turhan Bey, The law now requires that man THE DOUBLETONE CHARM OF LOVELY KORINA AND time. Cltiea and states now hmve ufacturers of medicines and drugs In Selling Land In RICH, PIN-STRIPED AMERICAN WALNUT this authority. Marla Montex, and Richard Arlen. make a showing in advance that UCi AM MACf The program, which begins their product will not harm hu promptly at 7:16 p.‘ m., also in mans when used according to di Residential Areas? Bodica Is anhancad with oppliqutd ambroi cludes three shorts. The movies EASTWOOD rection. There Is no law requiring dary on Alaneon typo loco, homlina is higb- Europe Begins will be concluded at nine o’clock such a showing by food manufac 3 Pieces as law as lightad with doop matching loco. Of Bur-Mil BO that-famUles can get their chil turers unless the pure food snd Contact multifilomanf rayon crap#, in wh'rto Merger Talks dren home in reasonable time. Margaret John drug administration challenges MVUHT $3.91 In the event of rain, the supper Sollivan Wayne the product. will be served on the lower floor WeadeB Montgomery Representative Smith (D-Va) Jarvis Realty Co. $21.00 (Conttained from Pags One) of the parish house, the movie pro Corey suggested that the widespread use Down I gram foUowlng in the parish hall can of such pestkillers as DDT might Phone 4112 have agreed to the principle that “NO SAD SUE raia *3.39 upstairs. “RED have an adverse effect eventually surrendering a little of their own SONGS on "life Itself.” He told the House sovereignty to the international RIVER” that Insecticides that kill Japan (Bed239 - Dresser - Five Drawer Chest) FO R M E” board la a means of preventing ese beetles might Just as easily SiVIN SIZiS FOR lACH HIIOHT OROUR war through Imprortng living kill bees, which are Important In conditions. Parking F«r 800 Cars Rear ef pollinating many agricultural pro NOW OPEN e Panel Bed ...... $37.50 France's master economic plan NOW Th-ater. ducts. • ‘2-Uraiver Night Table...... STATE. With the bees all gone, he said, ■ $39.50 ner, Jean Monnet. has a working • .T-Drawer Junior Che.st...... treaty draft ready for the dele ■ l-R food might disappear. THE Here U fhe biggest furniture news o( the deyl $59.50 gates. The draft provides for The committee may look Into Our store proudly presents the Slandcrd Adaplellon by • Regular Dres-scr and Mirror , that angle, too. $109.50 "supra-national” authority even GLOW SHOP Xdmond I. Spence, Inc., beced oa the Museum ol Modera • Double DreHser and Mirror. more powerful than the national OltMlI Art’s Prise Design. This beeutifully-styled, $139.50 Rockville-Somers Road • Vanity and Bench...... governments in dealing wiUi coal U. S. Official Kills cereluUy-constructed bedroom lurnilure is manulecluted $109.50 and steel. Route 83, Ellington, Conn. azclurtyely by the lohnson-Cerpet Furniture Co., Inc., • 5-Drawer Chest ...... Monnet’s draft also defines how $94.50 oi Roenoke, Ve. — meken ol Umout F ashion a nation may appeal from any Self in Frankfurt Specializing in Pattern • Che.st Mirror ...... $14.95 T r*n d Bedroom FumHnre. decialons. Glam and Fine China. • Desk Chest ...... $124.50 Expraasen Oonfideoee OVUS'I ri-TOS'y, Van Johnson (Conttoued From Page One) Mary Gregory Bottles, French Foreign Minister Robert LOW IN CX3ST NOTI: HtifM MwwftJ WMi fli«M O*. Dresden and Mission Schuman, who firet proposed the Elizabeth Taylor cahontas. Ark., haa a mother and Plates. Rose Medalion DEPENDABLE IN CONSTRUCTION coal-ateel merger May 9, keynot brother living in Ventura, Calif. ed the talks In a 10-minute open The vice consul’s body was discov Tea Pots, Cups, Saucers. BEAUTIFUL IN DESIGN session yesterday, expressing his in "THE BIG ered last night after a member of VERSATILE IN ARRANGEMENT confidence in succeoa. /« the (toniulate staff In Frankfurt Many other fine pieces "We feel that we are not al HANGOVER had been eent to investigate his of Glass and China, Cut FULLY DUSTPROOFED lowed to fall, to abandon the task absence from his office. A gun THREE DAYS ONLY . JUNE 22-24 PLUS . . marts 8aa.! Marta Glam and Lamps. STURDY OAK DRAWER INTER without finishing It,” Schuman FARLEY GRANGER WILDCAT” aai lay nearby. IORS. DOVETAILED said. He urged speed. la "SIDE STREET’ “■ALOME WREME 8ME DANCED" He Left Noton In London, meanwhile, Coiwcr’ "Mr. Henderson had shot himsslf BONDED FOAM RUBBER VitNITY vatives and liberals In their first throught the right temple and'ap BENCH Maftyaf thz H u it )', huTT)-, hurn ! Here’s a rare opportunity to add parliamentary coalition since the parently had died about 3 p.m. Standard A daptatioa general election In February, de yesterday afternoon,” the an GENUINE PLATE GLASS MIRRORS manded by joint motion in the nouncement said. "Tw o other WITH Vt INCH BEVELING units are planned for noe in various these two basic figure-proportioned slips to your lingerie FRANKLY FOR Houee of Commons that Britain hand guns and two sporting rifles 5-COAT, STAIN-RESISTANT FINISH parts ol the home, as well enter the Paris talks. were found in the apartment” as file bedroom. To fully apprads Would Bind BritUk THE BURNSIDE THEATRE Henderson left three notes, the CLEVERLY ELEVATED FROM Vi'ardrobe! Prices are pared in this first-in-ll-years nation-wide sale of Prime Minister AtOee’s L abor; ____« KTWEM MAacmw iRgg t-w raJ High Commission said. One was FLOOR FOR EASY CLEANING ate this beauhiul new funutw% FASCINATING! government haa said It has k ep t: TisMa Wayge. Montgomery Cim ‘ addressed to his mother, Mrs. V ir EXCLUSIVE DESIGN. GENUINE ' you must tec it! I out of the negotiations because ginia R. Henderoon, one to a BRASS LEGS AND DRAWER PULLS these Seamprufe favorites—scientifically sized for short, average participation would have bound woman acquaintance and one waa CloMd Wednenday At Noon $1.59 each 2 (or $3*00 the BriUah to accept the dteUtes an open letter. — - BONDED WITH MOISTURE-RESIS Thursday Until 9 P. M. of the International authority no “Nothing In these indicated any TANT GLUES X snlnga By Appointmeat . . • and tall figure types. Just give your height and bust measurement matter what details the current reason for his act except mentlcm Phone 4159 «r See Yonr Balmman The peasant blouse in a sweet variation combining talks worked out. of his deafness which necesaitatod sheer cotton with white eyelet embroidery that A victory for the Conservative- •ltd they fit you everywhere, automatically. Come in today, while our is priced so low even W E arc astonished! It’s of Liberal motion would force A tt A t ltBB ; EBd fine batiste, with elasticized neckline so it can be lee’s government to resign and worn on or off your ahoulitera . . for squaxe bring a new election.. The two owposlUen parties, totsthsr with Bupply lasu! Size?: tall, 3 2 4 4 ; average, 3 2 4 4 ; short, 3 2 4 4 . dancing, resorting or any kind of cavorting! All othsr allied votes, command SOT SUNDAY: “No Man Ow r ^ ___ w h ite; Bizes 32 to 36. votes In Commons to labor’s SIB. Debate la to take place In the “ A N ight At the Optra” -» Mtrz Bros. : House on Monday. I
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MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1950 pag e foub Weddings
MOM wera having troubla was her cutting; "It's a shame aha was Hauffh-Vandale removal from the caat of "Barkleya called to work so soon. • Judy Is See Judy’s Screen broke. In Mary Plckford'a day Gladioli decorated St. Ann’* of Broadway" in IM S becauae she rhurrh, Hartford, for the wedding was "physically unable to play the you wound up owning Unlti*d Future in Doubt Artists. But In Judy Garland s .Saturday morning of Miaz Lillian r61e." Vandale, daughter of Mr. and In March 1MB Judy announced day, with all the taxes, you wind up with nothing, despite a big Mr*. Michael Vandale of Putnam fto n f*C * On#» she and her aeMnd husband, Vin atreet, that city, to Sherman cente Mlnelli, director of some of salary." It’s r p to Judy Haugh, *on of Mr. and Mr*. Frank m M bC treatment for a nervoua her best films, were separating:. Haugh of 100 Spruce etrect. oonAtlm. In addition, she hai They are now reconciled. Miss Garland's contract Is still The bride who wa.* presented liad to diet to combat a tendency Sent to Boston to Beat In force and studio executives aald In marriage by her father, wore a In May, after a month of costly they expect she win make more SEAT COVERS toward plumpnew. headed crown with an Illusion veil shooting on "Annie Get Your fllma under It. Probably; It will k V *nd a bridal gown of «atln and Hc-laoed In I Fllma be up to Judy whether or not she Plantir coated fibre. . for Judy baa frequently aald ahe Gun," she was dropped for "not \ Chantilly lace. She carried llltea does. waata to continue her career. Her reporting to work.” MGM sent of the valley eentered with a roaches and sfidans. her to Boston for a "long rest" She la a proven trouper from a white orchid. atudio conaldera her ore of Ita show business family. In vaude Mcceat attractlona. Yet It has re- and financed medical treatments. Matron of honor wn.* .Mrs. Mar Two months later .Tudy was back, ville at three, she sang her way cel LcMay of Babcock afreet, and ^ e d her In three films In two Into a movie contract at 12 and Vaara because ahe “cauaed ug cm- 15 pounds heavier and asking for ktla.* .loan Breton of Wllaon. Ml.sa work. was a star two years later. She Gladys Cotirnoyer of Webster, barraaament, delay, Inconvenience Is still on top. And Jtidy's and loaa of morale amonjf co-work- .She rested six months, made Mass., and Mr*. Georgette Gur- “ Summer Stock,” which Is getting friends are betting she'll fight to tin of Wyllys .street were brides ** One ipokesman snld ene stav there. added aa much as 20 per cent to good reviews. h>it was suspended maid*. Kathleen Haugh wo* again Saturday for "continually flower girl. The honor attendant the coat of a film. > r t e - (’elaying" rrhear.sals for "Royal The Aleutian Islands, separating carried white and pjnk rose* with Ton'll like the handsome pUld pat Just what, exactly, la the trouble, I lie Bering Sea from the Pacific, haa been the subject of speculation Wedding." her gown of starched chiffon over tern* . . you'll enjoy the comfort Her manager. Carlton Alsop. once were called Catherine pink taffeta with lace trim. and coolnes*. .Neatly tailored . . . and nunor. Thia much Is fact: Archipelago. •nie first Indication that ahe and was quoted as saying after the The bridesmaids' gowns were of easy to rlean pl**tle. IN STA LI.E D starched chiffon over chartrcuie f r e e : ..... f- taffeta and they carried Talisman roses. Chiffon and laee over THREE VALUE PACKED DAYS-HUGE SAVMGS-ALL DEPTS. whit" taffeta was worn by the (.UARANTEEI) flower girl. All of the attend —LIMITED qrANTITY— — IJMITED QrAN-nTY— — LIMITED QrANim r— — LIMITED QCANTITT— — LIMITED QUANTITY— ants wore white starehed chiffon hats trimmed with lace T^f^ttone 81 X 99 Type 128 72 X 99 Type 128 Hand Printed Reg. 49c Reg. 39c Printed Reg. $1.98 Hand Isaac V. Haugh was best man. ■ 0 / 8 4 7 0 and ushering were Donald Haugh. Muslin Sheets Kitchen Towels Printed Cloths Marcel LeMay and William Sher Ml RIIP, MILieW-TONI man of Rast Hartford. For a reception at the I,yric TIRES Hall, the bride'a mother chase a B.00\14l Pin* Tax $1.87 $1.77 24c Ea. 28c Yd. $1.00 dusty ro.se dress with white ae- Sir.#*. and Tour 581 MAIN ST.. MANCHKSTER Popular Hix« of ThIa F a Large Sire, Attractive Flor Slightly ImperfecL Bright, ressorles and a corsage of red Old Tire. Famous III Serviee Qualify, mous HI Service. al Patterns and Some Nov Prints and Stitpea. 20 Pat Colorful Squaree, Floral and roses. The bridegroom’s mother Cases 42 x 38. elty Patterns. Ideal for terns to Choose From. M " Plain Center*. 82 x 82 and wore *n aquamarine lace dress Brisk White Muslin. Beau CHAM PION . . *erlnlmed by TELEPHONE '»771 tifully Finished. CASES TO MATCH ....41c Shower Gift. Wide. 84 X 84. with white arcessorles and a yel low rose corsage. For a trip to qillllon* a* America’* greale*t Niagara Fails, the bride wore a lire value. 1.5% more m ileage... .More power . . . more mileage. hrown and tan butcher linen dress. more non-*kld safety . . . great .\n rngln**crcd muffler hacked by Muslin Sheets SALE MEN’S PlasticBROADCLOTH Fabric The couple will live in Manrhes- er blowout protcT'llon. 10 years of experience. Yoiill like •REPEAT OF A SELL OUT! ter Its deep-throated powerful nim- [ [ Mr. Haugh was graduated from i hling lone, $4.44 Manchester High school and CRI. ' School of Rlectronlcs. A veter Automatic Fa an of three years with the Navy as a radioman, he Is now with the \ Br tei DRESS SHIRTS Gray Manufacturing Company. CAR RADIO HOUSE DRESSES SANFORIZED “coiTNTRY rLimm;n*• “ SUN LASS" : V- : I.UKinbuhl-T.anz Wonderful value. Top qual '1 Mr. and Mr.s. Frne.st Lanr. of 219 I ity feature* . . . powerful bv BErrV BARCLAY b y B E H Y BARCLAY Summit atreet annoiince the mar re<-.eptlon, automatic volume V \SmVK BEACH BALL riage on Sunday, June 18, of their control . a tubes plu* daughter. Miss Evelyn Doris Lanz. rectifler. $ 2 9 . 9 5 ,\S SKKN IN "SFVKNTKKN’’ ,\S SKKN IN "SKVKNTKET:r lis i PINAFORES to Rudolph Emil Luginbuhl. son of I Mr. and Mrs. Christian Luginbuhl | 5 9 ® So new and flattering. tJie large shirred collar that taper* Feminine as i an be with it* fmating of eyelet lace . . . of Ellington. Us slender Btrn|>s that enms your shoulders. A aure-to- On their return from a motor to a V at your waist One of those becoming dressea Prot^tA floor from Telp-Aeritil Booster that always feels so cool and right Of all combed. San- he-a-favorlte for son iiml fun with Its matching JaekaL trip through the New England dirt, mud. vluRh and Doubles antenna Miirfaee . . . In- fortred broadcloth hy .1. P Hlevens. Pink, blue, malza, Of all romhed Sanforized ehambray. Aqua, pink . s m goggles] states the couple will be at home ucAr. erease* volume... reduces statle.. aqua. Sizes 9 to 15. (8.98. brown. Sizes y lo 15. $7.98. AWATors mil to their friend* at 281 Center IN CAtl. OllUM Improve* reception. 9UAUTT street. The latest thing! 63c MATSHIELD Deaths Last Night Paint and Fit* right over hump of car floor. Heavy qual- pre**iire Ity black rubber. all In one Attica. N. Y.—Don Collins, 70, Regularly $1.78 ...... 9 8 c container. V dapper international swindler, gay I (ivk rum-runner, and smooth prohibi Free! Free! tion days blackmailer. He died | « Siinday in the Attiea State prison. GENERATORS 4 Big Merchandise He served seven prison terms. Retiullt to fartorv Fine Count Broad Auburn, 111.—Mrs. Delia A. 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I W i S E " r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. RTONESDAY, JUNE 21. 19B0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1950 PAGE SEVEN
andorsement, thara aeamad Itttla Toledo, O., reaumed yaaterday produce a break In a aeven-county and abandoned It. Jones said. the dealers and the AFL Dairy last night without results. Botl* waa fined $10 on a charge of In when 166 AFL longahoremen vot milk atrlke. In Ifittshiirgh Mayor David L. Workers union talking for three toxication; Walter RogowaM. 27. doubt that tha aacreUry of stata Transit Workers sidea agreed to make enothar try Talks of Suit had mada hay with hla appaaranca ed to walk paat picket Ilnea and Near Beaver, about 20 miles Lawrence kept representatives of hours and 20 minutes In hla office at 4 p. m. (o.i.t.) today. Rockville | of S62 Adams street. Manchester, return to work at (Jheaapeake and northwest of Pittsburgh, police waa fined $10 on an intoxication STRETCHES YOUR DOLLAR DURING at tha confaranca bara. Win L. A. Strike He told tha governors that He Ohio docka. At Toledo, Lorain. said two Independent milk truck charge and given a 30 daya sus Against Town Falrport, and Huron, however, driver# making deliveries wer# pended Jail sentence on a charge haa no security worrlea about hla forced from their trucks by pick aasociataa. Ha blamed any troubles (ConGnued from Page One) other fellow untoniata continued Jewish Drive of breach of the peace and placed their atrlke. ets. on probation for three montha. that the department may be hav Woman Qaims She Was ing on tha fact that it haa taken present the operatora which might The C * O men atayed away State Police Sergeant Thomas TwIHglil Le»m>* Game end their wage-and-hours dispute. from their Joba because of a pick E. Jones said one driver, Donald Opens Tonight The undefeated Bolton AC baae- W over personnel from two hastily- “Manhandled” hy a recruited war agencies, the Office The nine day strike by editorial et line set up by employes of the Gib»m, an employe of the Reed ball team will meet the Ellington workers of the World Telegram Lakefront Dock company since Brotlrrrs dairy at Midland, told AC this evening at 6:15 o'clock at Local Policeman of War Information and the Office Woman Ju*l Relumed of Strategic Services. and Sun continued after two par last Friday in a wage nnd bar him he was ilragged from hi# truck I Henry Park in a Twilight I^eague leys yesterday. A union spokes gaining procedure dispute. and beaten. | game. He said that since 1647, when From Israel to NEW ARRIVALS. . . A charge by Mra. Beatrice M. the loyalty boards first were set man said another meeting might The officer said the ptekrta to,'k ■ There Is N o Magic The Managing Personnel of the Baraw, 32, of 54 Perklna etreet, be held today. The dispute cen Speaker This Evening Rockville Little League meets to up, the department has been mov Milk Strikern (Walt Gibson's truck and dumped Its: Idnys that she waa "manhandled” by a ing quietly but efficiently toward ters largely about wages and a load of milk, butter and eggs. I night at 8 p.m. at the CTub m member of the Police department eliminating all the aubveralvea It contract Job security clau.se. ^’on-Vnion DriverX Another driver, Lester Reed, I in huilding a navinge account. To for a huslneaa aesaion. Weather par- W ASH ABlf may reault in a civil auit against aeckrtll*. .tuiw mltting the PAC team will play the could find. He- said he la sure The new CIO International Union Pittshurgh. June 21 -J’, Trou who works for the Kniman dairy ! the Towrn of Manchester. It waa there aren't any Communists in the of Electrical Workers will take up ble took to the highways in West near Heaver Falls was ordered to i OlMStone. director Mooee team in the Rockville Little said In Town Court this morning. achieve NurceNH you neetl only a com crafts for the Jewish Follw insti League. egency now. talks again with the General Elec ern Pennsylvania again to,lny as leave his truck which pickets, Mra. Baraw waa arrested June then drove over sn embankment bination nf determination and financial tute of New York Oty, who hw Women's Guild | BEMBERG TENNIS 15 by Patrolman Joseph Sartor tric Co. in New York next Tues marathon peace talks failed to r«eenUy returned front day. The union recently won the •The Women's Guild of the Union DUNGAREES and charged with failure to obey management. moaths in Israel as truest of the Congregational church will hold a j the signal of a traffic officer. right to bargain for 54,000 GE mayor of Haifa, will spesk at the Rising Floods workers in 49 plants. In Its first backyard picnic this evening at J*. lOYS’ reg. 1.19. a I In Town Court this morning, o ^ n a meetlnp of Uie Jol ai^ 6:30 p.m.. with Mrs. W. A Kloter SHEERS OXFORDS Mra. Baraw pleaded nolo con contract it seeks an un.specifieil Cbunty drive in behalf of the 1950 as hostess loxar top denimt, 9 tendere (no contest) through her Take Heavy Toll _wagc increase as well a.s welfare The saving of money in relatively Ltnlted Jewish Appeal campaif^. (irocery Social Red — Navy attorney, John Mrosek. In recom and other gains for its members. The meeUna will be held at ^ e Senferlied. 4 to 10. The Veterans of Foreign Wart ; Children’s and Missea* EACH mending the acceptance of the (Continued Fram Page One) GE officers were to meet toilay ea.sy when your financial plan includca B’nal Israal meeting house on Tai- Auxlliarv will hold s grocery so- , plea. Prosecutor Philip Bayer told with the lUE's rival union, the eott avenue this evenina cis! this evening at eight o'clock $C.98 Innersole the court that there was "some (independent) United Electrical. regular deposits in your savings ae- Some 40 homes In the area have Mrs. Gladstone went to Israel at the VFW home on Elm street Arch Supports BOYS* POLOS dispute concerning the claim of Radio and Machine Workers of with her husband, a well k n o ^ which Is open to the public. the accused that she was man been evacuated. America. This union formerly rep rniint. Why not start building your New York cantor to study the Highway Men Certlflcatoa RIG. 39«. Sm., Mad., Irg. 3 for handled by a police officer" and In northern Idaho, the Kootenai resented nearly all GE workers, prorress of the arU and sciences In a course completed recently added that there is a "possibility River continued its ominous rise. but now bargains for 37.000 In 40 saaings account today? of the new Jewish state. Aa guest sponsored b\‘ the Rockiille Chap- > Beautiful new Florale . ■ ■ Prtnti . • • SAVE 29r PAIR of a civil suit." It could not be Three protective dikes north of plants. The Independent wss oust of Tarael’s top rankina officials, ter of the American Red Cross i Polka Dote. Caloea en4 tlarloa that COVIRT SHORTS teamed today whether this possi Bonners ferry were ripped out, ed from the CTO on grounds of stamp thaaa draisai aa tba aemiiiar’s Mra. Gladstone had access to high with Martin A. Fenn. authorized RM. S9«. Siiet 4 le It. bility will be’trana\ated Into a civil sending water over 350 acres of Communist sympathies. aovemment leaders and was priv- instructor in charge, the following ] bsat Duya. niaaa IBVi $■> MVi- action. farm land. Another 300 acres waa Ooal and iron ore shipmenti at ilegad to sit in at roundtable dls- members of the State Highway (A nolo plea, without admitting flooded by seepage. Wrinkle-reiisfant cuMrtons of the most vital prob Department received Standard NEW SUN DRESSES MEN’S SOCKS $1 guilt, subjects the accused to a Child Is Drowned lems of the times. She is well certificates. Fred Balzer, George ^ . 5 0 pr. Judgment of con\-ictlon as in a A 10-year-old child toppled into RAYON SHARKSKIN known as artist, sculptress, cos L Bardtnl. Michael T Bamo, An With or without bolero. Maea 1S-S6— Sport, dreu Sizes 10-13. 4 pr«. I case of a plea of guilty, but does flood water near Mission, B. C.. tume designer and actress. She drew Braccidiferro. Louis J. Cour- $8-44. not preclude the accused denying and was drowned. It was the first WANTED FREE ALTERATIONS! was a star of Broadway’s musical ure, Joseph Hockla. Howsrd E. Siren 7 - 5. the charges In a collateral pro fatality in the province. aucedas ••Pins and Needles" and Holgerson. Otto A. Hem. John E. MEN’S T-SHIRTS ceeding, In this case a civil suit.) Experiencetl IVIpat OPiN Floods have taken four lives In ■VMY hsa designed costumes for Mau- Howlett. Fred C Lure. James A. Combed whites. M., L for Mrosek told the court that there Washington State. nca Schwartz's Yiddi.sh Art Thc- Murrav, Emil A. Ma.«indoa. Wil $ 2 . 9 8 2 I "was evidence of subsequent mis Cutlpr for Hale's fVININB liam J. Navratil. Harry- M. Pal WOMEN’S handling by the Police department Elsewhere In the nation, summer MON. TH6U| ater. announced Itself with less vigor Health Market SAT. TO ef The United Jewish appeal for mer, .To.seph Prucha. William F. Other Sun Dreseee At $5.95 STRAW HATS and abuse of the accused." Bayer Savings rnicha. William Regan. Michael pointed out that the police deny but with considerable moisture: 19S0 must provide for the settle- , showers and thundershowers fell .Apply Mezzanine meat and housing of 85.000 new-1 E. Shirshac. Rudolph J Supina, Men'* Lightweight. any such charges. A MUTUAL SAVinOS nAHK Jr . William .'ivarha. Henry J. DRESSES across an area from New York and Rear, Main Floor comers at Israel now ItNing in , SIzen 6»/i - T/J. $ 1.50 Judge Wesley C. Gryk entered All Oepiislt* In Till* Hank Are Goaranleed lo Putt By Tks Winrhfll a finding of guilty and fined Mrs. P c n n a y 1 vania aouthwestward recaption camp.s as well as recep .500 of These In 14 styles. across Tennessee, Kentucky, and tion and care of 1.50,000 new im Baraw $2. Saving* Rank*’ Oe|Mi*ll Oiiamnty Fund of Cooneettcat. Ibo. the extreme southern portion of 1%. J W IU lfcO M migrants who will arrive during ' Hff I n i . A i y > p M’ashproof Cuttons * The alleged "manhandling" oc MAIN AT PITKIN ST. F.A.ST HARTFORD the coming year The total ■ r curred at the Center where Patrol Indiana, down into southern Okla Sun Racks Included homa and north Texas. amount of the fund totals $272,- HEART AnACK OR man Sartor was on- traffic duty. ♦58.800. Mrs. Baraw, police said, refused Women's Guild Party Iflim txrn u to obey the policeman's order not i INDIGESTION? to cross the street against traffic itg krn PiV si* *»
Warren of Cahtomla wbo, la a most intitancea it was either lack tively high experience which Hattrljprtpr conference at White Sul of skill by operator or Inability to Started 1960 poorly, compared Lone Drivers’ exercise proper judgment. with 1949. phur Springs, stepped out square The rej^rt states that 7fi fatal The report concludes: "Even Elect Walter Leclerc Stipnitto l|praUl ly with a denundaUon o f Senator accidents and 2,4S6 personal in such casual analysis indicates thst flV; - ■ ■■ - -• .V •>. , rUHUKUBO HI rUB McCarthy's tactics. Governor Mishaps High jury accidents were caused during the National Committee on Traf PRINTINO CO. Ota the study period out of 9.874 fic Safety is not far amiss in U Hl««u Warren said tl(kt ha was not cases, or 26 per cent of entire ex stressing that ‘speed’ and ‘drunk $110 District Tax Collector lUaetiMUr. Uoom. aware that Senator McCarthy TBUH*8 rSKUinUM. Study Causes of One-Car perience. But, out of 2,106 one-car driving’—or loperating Incompet MV had offered any specific evidence accidents, there were 60 fatala and ency to be (general—are primary P M .. T f M .. U«B l Acciflents; S^eed, In* / • PmwdM UelobM L W L at aU to back up hla charges that 1,006 personal Injury accidents, a causation factors of present-day Chosen on Sixth Bal Reasons total of 1,066 or slightly more than traffic accidents." ■ PaMlMM B»wt there were a large number of competency ” — 50 per cent. Eliminating pedes lot in Spirited Con ■bM m aad Bolittra. HaurM at tka eard-canying Oommimista In the trians and bicyclists Involved Pgal aOlea at Haaeaaatar. OeaaM aa Hartford, June 21 — Excessive test With Nearly 500 laaaac: Claaa lUU Mattar. State Department. He said he leaves 1,569 drivers involved In one-car mishaps which cost 64 $250 hoped none o f the Eepublican speed and questionable capacity of Present at Meeting I -. tUHHCiUPnUN RATS* too many operators to drive with lives and 1,006 persons injured; a Your plans come true Oaa Taar br Mail ...... tw.w campaigners in California this ...... a a.iw acceptable skill on public traffic- total of 1,070 casualties or 42 per SHOE ■Is OMBUia by Hall . cent of entire casualty experience Walter N. Leolcrc. prominent ' Oaa oMatb by Mall ...... » tou fall would rely upon McCarthy- ways are alleged approximate •acla Oapy ...... I .V* ism In their campaign oratory. causes of 2,106 cases Involving for the period. North End funeral director, was ; .« M REPAIRING Waasly, by Caitlar He didn’t think McCarthylsm is lone drivers, according to a survey High I'aUlity Rato elected tax collector o( the Eighth , ■abai daliaarad. Oat Taar ....tixuu by the Highway Safety Commis High severity of one-car acci Of the Better Kind at less than you expect Waal of Miaa. Foraiga ...... tU.Ub helping either the Republican par School and Utilities District on I sion based om monthly reports of dents is shown by the fact that of $185 the sixth ballot last night at the | HEMHBM o r ty or the country. the Department of Motor Vehicles the 87 traffic fatalities charged D O NE W H ILE annual meeting of the district held | containing statistics on Connecti the period, 64 resulted from one- V ^ TUB aSbUClATBU PHSIH A t the same Governors Confer YO U W A IT in the Hollister street achool audi- , Xha Aaaoelatao Plata la aaolutitaly cut's traffic accident experience car tases, 73 per cent of the per torlum. Close to .500 reaidenta of aatitlad to tba uaa ol rainiblioatioa ol ence, Governor James H. Duff of iod's fatality experience. at WATKINS STOREWIDE during first four months of lOfiO. the district filled the auditorium •11 aawa diapatebaa eraditad to It. or Pennsylvania, who will be cam The report emphasizes that sever Eliminating 37 pedestrians kill SAM YULYES DOl otbarwiaa oraditad la lAia papaH ed In one-car cases during the four to vote in the election that turned •ad «■«<' tba loeal atwt pubtlabad bara. paigning for the Senate this fall, ity of one-car cases is twice ss 701 MAIN STREET into a four-cornered race laat week high as average experience, indi months, leaves 27 car occupants All rl«bU ol rapubHoatioD of apaeiai Ukawlse attacked Senator McCar $325 when Joseph Volz, Constables Alapatebaa btrala art alao raaawad. cating apparent excessive speed killed In mishaps involving only thy for making "random* blanket resulting in high impacts which the vehicle In which they were rid .lames Duffy and Ronald Llngard announced their candidacy along Vuli atrttoa oliaat of N. chargee without specific data to Increase injuries to csr occupa/its, ing, constituting 30 per cent of oa. too. pedestrians or bicyclists Involved. all persona killed during compara- with Leclerc. JUNE BRIDE back them up." According to the Charter of Pabliabara Kapraaaotatliaa: Tba Driving under the Influence is N otice i I joHua Matbawa Upaclal Asauc) - Naa Meanwhile, in Washington it mentioned in the report as a very the District, a majority vote la York. Cbicaso, Datrolt and Hoaton. probable factor in many Instances, required by a candidate before the Walter N. Leelerc self, one of the very Republicans election can become official. but operator's condition Is refer ST. BRIDGETS Zoning Board of Appeals $100 h buh e k a u d it bureau U> who has been waiting to see if red to in general terms aa "Incom- I^eclerc drew top vote on each bal Decorator-styled dRCUUATlUNS. that filled the auditorium to near | McCarthy might not sventually petency"—at least at time of ac In accordance with the require lot but did not gain the majority STRAWBERRY capacity dispersed quickly. Irav- | Tba Baraio Pnoting Jompaay. loc.. be going to prove something cident. ments of the Zoning Regulations until the sixth ballot. Llngard Ing comparatively few to vote on •••aniaa do lloaocial raapooaibUlty for Ask the Reason of the Town of Manchester, the withdrew from the race after the typugrapbical arrura appaarlni lo ad against somebody somewhere has the remaining buslncsa. The survey asks why 1,509 driv FESTIVAL Zoning Board of Appeals will hold second ballot, having trailed the aartlaamtoU and otbar .-aadini mattai Jumped off the McCarthy smear- President Ray Warren presided Sofas by Tomlinson IB Tba Mancbeatai Etaning Uaoalu. ers were Involved In onc-car ac On The Church Grounds a public hearing In the Municipal other candidates by a large mar wagon. This deserter is Senator cidents during the period without gin. After the fifth ballot on at the opening of the meeting un- 1 Building, Monday evening. June $350 til the name of Johnson was sub- 1 Wednesday. June 21 Styles Bridges of New Hamp any other factor involved -either Wednesday June 21 26. 1950, at 8 P. M., on the follow which Leclerc had his largest 229 0 0 vehicle, pedestrian or bicyclist— mnrgiii before gaining the major milted a.* Moderator by Leon shire, who not only ciitlclaes MC' ing applications: Thorp. Reports of the president, leaving three factors to be consid Serving 6 to 8 P. M. ity, Volz withdrew. It had been Oarthy's tactics, but specifically ered— the highway, the car and Nicholas Oarelll for permission a three-man contest up to this treasurer, tax collector and chief Schaman PUn And Wu: to keep chickens and to erect coop Choice 18th Century defends Conrad Snow, head of the the driver. Highway defects are Rain or Shine . j Pricea point. engineer were read and accepted for same at 176 Middle Turnpike as printed last week In the Her What pogglble JugUflcation can State Department's Loyalty discounted as negligible consider /F Include Details of the Voting ation. The car and driver remain Adults 50c— Children 25e West, Residence Zone B. Fed. Ta.T. There were 411 votes cast on ald. there be for laheUng the Bchuman H . . - - ; i l l Board, and John E. Peurifoy, to assume all or varying share of Tax Included James Nichols for permission the first ballot and were distribut District Officers Chosen Plan for A pooling of European Deputy Under-Secretary of State, fault. The report concludes in to erect porch on rear of attached ed as follows: Leclerc 135; Duffy Warren was reelected as presi TABLES ooal and ateel production a plan two officials against whom Mc garage which will be closer to side 118: Volz 114; and Llngard 44. dent of the district. Howard Kee ney and Frank Nackowskl werr to abolish war from the continent Carthy has been making lurid al line than regulations allow at 251 Attorney RajTnond A. Johnson, West Center Street, Residence at Europe? Isn’t that quite an moderator, declared no election and returned without opposition to a legations In recent days. Zone B. ordered the tellers to pass out three-year term as directors. Paul ' aRAggeratlon of Its potential lm> The Diamond i^he will In all these Instances, judg' 1950 PACKARD — $2388 The Texas Company for per ballots again. The second ballot Cervinl, clerk and treasurer of portanceT ment la being reached on Senator Plus State Tax. mission to erect free standing saw 417 votes cast with Leclerc the district, was reelected to that capacity. Cervinl has served as ' H ie ansarer la that It can and McCarthy and his campaign by Delivered in Manchester — With Heater, Defroster ground sign 21’ high closer to Treasure Forever drawing 1.56, Duffy 126. Volz 119 street lines at Center and Olcott and Llngard 36. lax collector since the death ol ought to be so viewed, for two Republicans. They are repudiat DOWN $579 —- $59 MONTH Streets, Business Zone. Llngard H'lthdmwa Joseph Chartier in January. raaaons. ing Senator McCarthy not be A salary Increase from $300 to Less than one per cent of the Diamonds mined are fine While the tellers were passing The more obvious of these rea- Anthony Agoatinelli for permis 1500 for the president was voted cause they want to help the Dem BIG TRADES— DRIVE ONE TODAY sion to convert single dwelling to enough to act in a Michaels fine mounting. Michaels out voting slips for the third bal are Sale priced! formerly 24*®® to 24*®^ ■ona is of the lesser Importance, lot. Llngard withdrew. upon and passed. The clerk and ocratic administration. They are two-family which will contain one Diamonds are flawless. treasurer wa.s voted a salary ot n e obvious reason la that the On the third ballot only 308 vote.s repudiating him because they do undersized apartment at 270 werr cast — 108 for Leclerc, 100 $300 yearly and the .Mancheslii Hackmatack Street, Residence Ninz fxquIiUta table stylfn . . . roffoc tables, end Miuman Plan la desired to not think their own party can win BRUNNER'S, INC. EASY PAYMENTS INVITED for Duffy. 99 for Volz and one for Tru.sl Company was named Ever.v om> nf tho.ip hip:, di-pp luiinpc sofa,'' arc a,<5 .<;mart and 1995 21ons AA. tahlea. rominorta (ahli-N. miat»: drop-leaf I'em- d r»w Oermany. and its ooal and with McCarthylsm. And what 358 East Center St. Open Mon., Wed., FrI. ’Til 9 Llngard. The fourth ballot found depository for the funds of Ihe diffprent as the one piclurefl. All are hair-and-entfon filled, bnskea, tl»r tahira Mahogany plywood topa with ■tael production, which la the eco* See Television Every Night. AH Makes. Edward Krasenics d.b.a., as I.«clerr getting 166 of the 395 district. with luxurious .spriiiK-down .seats. Moss and boiicle fringa roff.r tahira proU-rt»d with glaaa. 8i>nic with makes them think that is the Suburban Realty Company for ex Tax Rate Continued each aomlc backbone of modem war, votes cast. Duffy recorded 117, pipings and deep fringe vnlance.s are other decorative fea^ aolld mnhogany bnara; othrni hand rarvad. Note fact they themselves cite, which tension of permission to conduct Volz 111 and Llngard one. ! The tax rate of two and one half the rxpenatvp drtalla! tato a family of nations In is that he has yet, after three Real Estate and Insurance busi Volz Withdraws mills was continued. . Officers o' tures. Kvery Tomlinson sofa on our floor.x is reduced' which Oermany will be neutral* months, to make any one of his ness in home with sign for same Voting slips were issued for the the district were authorized to on dwelling, at 49 Perkins Street, fifth ballot and 384 votes were toed. I f France and the other na- infinite series of charges stick. JEWELERS . . . SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 borrow sufficient funds to meet Residence Zone A. cast, I>*clerc maintained his edge tletia of western Europe get Into 968 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER obligations. $26!i.OO TTiree-fushion Sofa sketched omeraM green Peter Pantaluk for extension of with 164 votes while Duffy had The purchase of a new truck (or B cloae arrangement with Ger matelassp, moss fringe inpitig...... permission to conduct electrical IN HARTFORD AT PRATT AND MAIN 115. Volz 104 and Llngard contin the sewer department at a co.st $229. many. the nation which three Wooing With Weapons business in home at 40 Foster ued to get a confident vote from not to exceed $2,000 and a com- times In the last century has em Street. Residence Zone B. a resident of the district. Volz mjnutor for the sewage plant on $".2o.OO Two-Cn.-'hion Sofa,Cmerald green lirocatelle. hoiiclo Congressman Gore of Tennes- then withdrew his . name from the barked upon aggressive conquest, Michael Klukenskl for permis Hilliard street, also not to exceed fringe trimmed, kick-pleated valanci-...... $279. s had it quite right the other BINGO « - “T contest, setting the stage for Le- $2,000, were also voted. OM of Europe's standing threats sion to conduct barber shop with f day when he gave hla explanation sign for same on building and clerc's winning margin on the Interest primarily centered a l war will have been eliminated. sixth ballot. of just why the United SUtes has barber pole approximately 25' around the contest expected for $.S2.').0(l Two-fusihon S
1.4 OVERALLS Button suspender styles for tots. Double bib) two large patch pockets; button side openings. Woshtost red or blue stripes. SAVE NOW in Wards 3-DAY SALE 2-6X OVERALLS For brother and sis, both I But ton suspender* and double bib; button side openings. Color-fast SUMMER WORK NEEDS blue and red stripes on white. M'W Better Appliances 'Sanforized—1% Shrinkage. DENIM DUNGAREES 4o98 GREEN BANDS 824-82R TeLBlffl Cost Less! Main Street Maneheater PRICi SLASHED ON OUR GOOD QUALITY, 824-828 Tcl. 5161 SHARPLY REDUCED I WARDS PIONEERSI Main Street Manchester BUILT TO SAVE YOU $55 8 CU. FT. DELUXE M-W REFRIGERATOR
i ! O K O* Tam» $5 Down, $2.50 Waak/y On Sale ihreugh Saturday onlyl W ardt M DOWN* holds your 199 reinforced Pioneen-of laboralory-leit- You'd oxpod to pay for mor* for this big •d 8-oz. blue dentm —engineered to B eu. ft. r*frigorotof, with th* n*w horizontol take the punithment of tougheil }obi. frpezerl It holds 42 lbs. food and ic*; th* Every main Mam double Mwn, every Take advantage of thii tale-iaving today : ; . this i$ the foweif price of the ice cub* troys hove plastic grids which mok* - ¥ year for these hard working ihoctf Every pair it made of sturdy grain leather STO R M COAT on Layaway! the ic* pop out instantly. Th*r*'s o wid* plastic strain point barlacked. “Graduated chill tray banaoth fraazar, and plastic Poltems" to 6f you eomfortobly what uppers that are double-tanned for extra strength and to resist the harmful drip tray for dafrosting. Naw shalf aironga- ever your size—Sanforized for per effects of soil acids . . . or elk-tanned for coolness ond lighter weight. In ment allows spoc* for toll bottles. See this super-value today . . . It's a money-saving spaciall manent fit. Strong, roomy peckett, rujf- brown or block, with comfort-curve tops. Choice of rugged cord lire soles proof button*. Stock up now and save. . . . or Wardolite soles that outwear leather. In size* from 6 to 12, Here's I950's New Version U R S1 — at a New Low Price Vvll wiaik trees* VeaeteMs eiteaer Seeled M-W meSer flvM yM DKEn keea* U *H. el aeede «e elite#, teed dewy Ireeh. • year erereeely.
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MECHANIC SOCKS SPEED SHORTS! MT OF SMI 4-TiaU 2 9 9 8 WITH to u t $1 3fc UNDIRtHIRTf OLD Till* 44-^ Stock up—save on cool " Z Z '. 4 pair for Swiss rib-knit shirts. ^ the b*«» NIWM-W ECONOMY WASHIR Word* famous Mechanic socks . . Now They're cut plenty long. 3 FOR at saving*I They’re sturdy, comfortable obsorbent-rideal for the man who 49c SPIED SHORTS ' • Cemporabl* to 39.98 ceuls 95 SALE! AIR CUSHION On Ttimi: |5 Dewe UT OF works on his feet. Longweoring 2-ply, • Mad* by originDter of the sterm-ceat cotton with reinforced heels and toes, Hrst quolityl Active Bigger, softer, longer wearing — 4-TIUi man's favorite for wear y smeether riding I "Floats over wnH Toua 5|95 seamless sole* for extra comfort. Get 4 4 c 9 Rayen-ond-celton cavalry twill coating Washes 8 lbs. clothes efficiently with, gentle and comfort. Taped Ry. bumpsl" Evan-wearing tread permits eia Tuu* the working men a supply. 10-13. non-tongling, agitator action. Holds 17'/z gal ■ Plus Tax • Laskin moulen-dyed lamb collar easier steering, greater stability. lons to load line. 8-position Lovell wringer, • Fully linod with warm wool alpaca pressure selector adjusts for .1 to 300 lbs. Pressure release frees wringer instanllyl • Innor canvas front halps retain shape * Automatic Drsdii Pump Model ....18.98 WORK SHIRTS! C O O L c o n o N 4 " ; • Elastic shirred back-waist for SALE I TRAIL BLAZER TRIPLE SEWN! WASH SLACKS smoothGr fit, better appearancf MT or M-W o n s RUGS CLEANERI No need to sacrific* safety for a 4 - m is • Wool knitted cuff wristlets WITH to u t low pricel Troil Blazer give* both! 16.00-16 • Grey, green, navy, wine, tailpe Built enhrely of first-quality mote- OlO TIM* Pkit Tea 5 9 ’Oe ®Tereui $$ Oewe rlolsl A feature voluel • Cheese yours nowl Misses* sizes Revolving Beater-Brush with 2 rows of M-W 40"' GAS RANGE ( 9 5 bristles and super-strong suction removes Some Style Coot In Rayon- HAS LAMP AND TIMER I SALII 4.DILUXI niBIS Our biggest selection of men's and-Weel Corbardine • • 3 7 *5 0 all dirt from rugs. Lightweight, streamlined 4-Tlre* 10% Down ; . . glides under most fumitural New front Built-in concealed lamp and Minute-Minder Timer make cooking wash slacks In yoorsl Now plaids, 1.00 Monthly aOO-MFhefkw Ward* full-eut Homaitaodart—buiff to adapter mokes it extra-easy to attach all oasier with this oxtro-lew priced rangel Big 20x18x13* event 1 ^Ive you longar waar, mora comfort— end stripes. . . more handsome col cleaning toelsi Extra quality. . . low pricol porceleined broiler. 4 newest-type burners. Concealed oven vent. DRES Don't let worn Iqbas steal , tiro yef aetuolly priced oe few o( many "bar- ors thon wo'vo ovor offorod ot MOUNTED miteogal Gat axtra lire mileage gain couninr" shirfsf Full weight blue this lew price. You wont 'em cool— "inturanca" urith a set of Woni* chambray, triple sewn at ovary main sure, but those hove good looks FRII Dehfxa Tubetl Sole prieedi - seam, ro'mforcad a t ovory strain point you didn't expect in cotton slocks- —Sanforizod for parmanont fit. Today Flat seams . a . M ploots . i s SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK! —stockupon Homesteaders...they give cuffs . . . Talon Zipper fronts. *lalanee In Weekly er Monthly Payments SALE PRICES ON LESS THAN 4 TIRES OR TUBf > O you more for your work shirt dollar. Sanforizod to stay right size.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21, 1960 yesterday to Join his young chil Injured, were taken to their rela- Jacket shaft o f the Big Calumst f A l M TWELYB In the Coventry-Andover area ef user will dial '‘llS " and then dial dren who are with their maternal tlve.s iu Ualitui ilia. mine. Calumet, Mich., wlU not go fective Sunday morning at seven the listed ,Covontry number. And Dtp Lockward all peraona over #6 on a pay-as- taxed $54 a year Inatead of the ceedsd In beating proposals for dis New Telephone from Coventry to call any Man grandparents In .Santa Ann. Cali to the bottom. The earth's motion Mirrors, Gloss o'clock. caiises It to lodge against the side Senate Approves you-go basis.” $45 he haa been paying on hli first ability li\surance and other major chester telephone, a telephone user fornia. ' tian't Hit Botliiin WHAT — *ie D. Lloyd Hobron. local telephone Mrs. Lockward. the former marhie dropped Into the Red of the shafL faraltBrs Tips, WOKS — U W Beneflts under the present old- $3,000 of pay. amendments that would have added will dial ".5” and then the listed W attarn W F H A — 10B.1 i r you are a UNION MEMBER matuiger, pointed out today that as Quits Hospital Helen Harper, was kUlsd... when WDBO age retirement program arc paid This was the principal amend to the cost of the program. Service Ready a result of a plan approved In 1948 Manchester number. satf PIstgGlMi^ AatoGlMi WTIC — I0«0 Seeiirilv Boost the car In which the family was z'Zl'oday*8 Radio /• e' from a tnist fund built up by a ment adopted by the Senate. The by a substantial majority of the A supplementary Coventry tele WTHT — ItHO phone directory containing all the traveling to California waa In col mooo—vn* ■ M te n DasrHglit Tim* payroll tax on employera and .em effect would be not only to In A Real Hot Story Your Family Can Save Money subscribers In the Coventr>'-An- Joins His Children in lision with a truck. Dr. Lockward (Crmtlniied From Page One) ployes to persons who have become crease tax collections hut also to Begin Toll-Free Calling dover area, the new extended local new Coventry telephone numbers Whits Gloss Co. iH being distributed to subscribers ('.aliforiiia; Recoveretl sustained head injuries and shock. eligible through contributions boost the maximum pension imder Lebanon. N. H.— WPi— Associates On Furniture Purchased at To Coventry - Andover service between Manchester and The children, one of whom was 24 Blreli SC Ms m ImbIw contributions for public sssislnnce covered employment. the hill to $80 a month. agree that as a newwoman. Re Coventry will be started at the throughout the Manchester ex w n C — Mr. District Attorney. change. ,\11 Coventry eubsertbers From Injuries WDRO—Strike It Rich. (dinet ' As the bill was passed by the porter Clara B. Orecnoiigh of the Area This Sunday same time the Coventry exchange Opea Dolly 8 A. M. • V. ■. WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis. Under present law, the maximum will be given a Manchester tele* WTTHT—Family Album. Cain Opp<«es I n would Increase monthly (TIaremont Daily Eagle is pretty YOUR Union Furniture is inaugurated on Sunday morning. latSaSteg M v A m WOCO—Request Time. 10:00— la $•’>6 and the average benefit now i phone directory as well as one for Howard J. Lockward of W TH T—Lawrence Wclk. Even as the Senate pa.Msed the , „ „ average of 85 to 90 per being paid Is $i! . Both House and hot. She was really on fire when Toll-free telephone service will Special arrangements, he pointed W H A T —Your PlaybUl. 6 1088 MAIN ST. I Willlmantic. ! Parker street who has been a pa- Plenty Of PsrMai W H A Y —News; Moonlight Mal- bill, with only Renatora Butler ( R - . current bcneflelarles un- Senate bills would raise the maxi she covered a cottage blaze here. I out, have been set up by the com- HARTFORD be introduced between Manchester ! tieiit at the Clark. General hosplt- LEARN Inee. Nebl and Cain (R-Wash; voting ! atirvivors In- mum family benefit from $8.5 to She got so close to the news that Project I pany to li.mdle the calling between On PrsmtsM W n C —Stella DaUas. W T IC -B ig Storj-. agalnsl It. stepa were taken to- system telephones and telephones In the ' the ' two exchanges. From Man- ' The 99-foot Rathbone Elm at ' Bl, Las Vegas, Nevada since-Tuet- WON8— Jack Downey e Miislr Sl.'-.O. a bystander had to tell her that . (lay, Jiine 13, was released from TO DRIVE WDRC—Music. ward further and possibly more ^ her hat was 01, ftre. Sposiorsd ay 1A.M. Lsdgs No. 1744, WsHsrs CemmiHts new exchange which will'bo e.stab- , Chester to call any telephone in Marietta, O . is said to be the na HUalc Shop. ' fundamental ehanges In the -So. lal For those retiring in the future, Democratic Leader Lucas of Ill j the hospital on Monday, and left 10:.10— Ilshed by the telephone company 1 the Coventry e.xchsnge. s telephone tion's largest. IS to SO—anybody can team .Security Sy.atem a nev.- benefit foruuiln would ap- inois and Senator Myers (D-Pa) WDRC- -Dance Orch. led an effort to inrreaae the tax to drive any car In our dual * WDRC—New England Note WTHT—Newspaper of the Alr Without (ilssent. .Semite dt- pro?«‘ niHteJy double Ihc benefits able wage base to $4,200 but were control Instruetion car. Com book. W TIC—Richard Diamond. I reeled Its Klnnnee Committee to | provided by present Ihw . defeated, 45 to 36, on a roll rail petent, courteous Instructors. ‘‘DENTAL PLATES RB- W nC —I»renio Jones. 10:45— I niRke ft thnroujjh study of the' xhe present payroll tnx of 1 85 per hour. W H A T —Chester, the Curioun WONS -Jack's Waxworks. vote. Under their propciaal the PAHIED WHUJE TOB 1 whoh proRrHiu It will esperially p^r r.nt earh on employer and eni- top benefit would have been In WAIT.'. OLD. DENTAL Camel. W THT Hall of Fame sluily the poftsibilltleH of shiltinR j p^oye would be continued until NO TRAVEL ’n5IE CHARGED WOOD—News; Request Time creased to $87.50 a month. PLATES REMADE IN 11 ;0«— I to sy.stem of universal eoveniRe | Tlien it wo\ild rise Rrftdually ^hird dimension beauty ” NEW PLASTIC SAMK WKNB— News: Scoreboard Va News on all stations They and other Demcx’ralle TEL. 4288 1 financedft on n pay-as-you-Ro Imslrt. ^ employer and DAT.” rieties. Senators who are strong support MANCHESTER DRU’INO 11:15— 1 A1.V. to be enibi .i.'.'d In tl>« | alike in 1970 and therc- Bt^uty in Front, Back and Profile 4.4^— W T H T -J oe Hasel. l.stiidy is tile relalionshlp of the ^ ' • ers of the Administration's welfare ACADEMY FAGAN ^lynC_Young Widder Brown. W H A Y — MiKinllght Matinee I .Soc ial .‘Security System to prtvnie * ' , . , j , j, program also were rebuffed in some W H AY— Story Queen. WTTC—Mindy Carson. ' pensmn Planv , ^ ■ ' Taxes>would be collected ,3 on Indi- ^ other attempts to llbernlixe the DENTAL LAB. WDRC—Old Reronl Shop WDRC World News. hill more than the Finanee com Grande Baroque 198 1'nimlrall at Aeytaas WCCC—Jr. Disc Jockeys. H ik e IVnneflls .8.5 I . c . ' ye a r, instead o f J.I.OOO as at pr.'S- WONS Rep, Convention mittee had proposed. Aliya Hotel Batldtaig WONS—Holltnvood. U S A ■ ,mhb.'nn'',w!li. y .duef in’ tl,e''sen: ITMe higher ngure was written Senator George ID-Oa), chair 1 1 :'1.5— Found only in Sad Floor—Hartford 6SS— WDRC -Puhlic Sirvpr T'fo ' nte. said It, a'.statement after the 1 ' " ‘ o the hill yesterday ro "' man of the eonimittee, with the WDRC—NewiT Old Record Shop gram: Sign Off hill passe.l that he fav-.ied .level- ' r''"ns to the provision in the Hoii.se haekiiig of Taft and Senator MilH- ip a e m W HAY —Meet the Band. 11:50— opmenl of a sy.^'tojn "under which i bill. This mcana that a man makinR kin iR-Colnl, the ranking GOP W n C —Portia Faces IJfe WTIC - Music. old age peii.sions will be paid to j as niiieh as $3,600 a year will be members of the committee, suo- THIS WEEK StSO— WONS—News. THIIRS. - FRI. - SAT. W”rH T—Superman WUUCE 8:.30 P. M. WCCC—News. Request Tune Freqiieney Modulation W Tre—Just Plain Bill. W FH A— 108.7 M< . COWBOYS — rOWGIRIA W H AT—Meet the Band WDRC— FM »8.7 MC. i BANTLY WON8—Tom Mix. P. M. ' 18 BIG 6:50 Sereno Gammell: Weath- 1 WESTERN e v e n t s : ht*6— YEARS STSRUif. WDRC—Curt Massey and Mar- er O IL CO. 6:4.5 Conrert Hour. ' SUtYSWHIIE AND BRIGHT tha Tilton. Res. Seetlnn ...... 81.50, fax InrI. W n C —Front Page Farrell WTIC — KM 96.5 MC. Gen. Adm...... 81.20, lax Inel. I 1 p. m.- .333 M AIN ST. W H A Y - Sports WDRC— KM On the air Children ...... 50c. tax Inel. \ 11:25 p. m. WCCC—Sports; Charlie Bloss- como in • FREE PARKING e field Same as tVDRC WKHA— Evening and let us show you FOR [M tS S SAKC P. M p l a i n v i i j j : Range and Fuel 6:00 Raring and Sports • - - . > WDRC— News 6;1I> -Farm Report, Weather. STADIUM WONS—News. 6:30—Western .Serenade. Route 72 Plainville, Conn. pm iimm iiMUk Oil Distributors WCCC— Music Hall. 6:45—Keyboard Kapers RTTHT—Joe Girard Show 7:00—Dsnee Time. W H A Y—News 8:00— National Guard See the highest type W n C —News. 8:15— Guest Star, \ W KNB—News. Sports Review. 8:30— Marine Band. 8:45— Lest W'e Forget. of beauty personified WDRC—Jack Smith Spnrtseast. WTIC— KM On the air 5:25 s. n ] 1 a. m. In form, design WDRC—Jack Zalman Same as W'TTC. W'ONS—Sports. (•■•'J docr'i'ion W H A Y —Supper Serenade, Television w n c — Strictly Sports; Weath WNHC—T\. er. P. M. •sM— 4:00—Homemaker's Exrhangf, Grand Colonial WDRC—Record Album 4:30 - Teletunes. r o V E .N I E N T 5:00- Mr. Magic. WONB—Jim Britt 5:15—Time for Beany - "I !• A V M E N T S A V E ^ w ooer—News; Music HaU. 5:30 - Howdy I'oody. W TH T — Sereno Gammell; 6:00 —Sidewalk Interviews. PLAN Weather. 6:15—Life with Snarky Parker. W TIC—Emtl Cote Glee Club 6:30—Lucky Pup. REGAL MAKE.S IT EASY FOR YOU TO W KNB— Sports Newsreel. 6:45—Faye Emerson. 7:00— Kukla, Fran A Ollle. SAVE WHEN YOU SPEND. HERE ARE WDRC— Lowell Thomas. 7 ;80—Showroom. A g , WONS—Evening Star Extra. 7:45— Newsreel. W TH T— Sports Headlines. 8:00— Arthur Godfrey 44^ Rose Point A (;OU|»UE OK ITEMS THAT PROVE IT! W KNB—Mindy Carson. B:0»-Blind Date 1 M— 9:80— Plalnclothesman. e t s WDRO—Bwlah. 10:00—Wrestling. P. BsUaalinc A Sons, Newark. N. X WONB—Haws. 11 ;00—W restllng. JEWELERS ' W TH T—Storyland. W H AT —Symphony HaU. W TIC—One Man's Family. .>.3.3 Main St. Manchester WKNB—Melody X. DUPONT HOUSE m iil WOOO—Symphonetts. Court Cases 9 tU — Addsd resal* vtlut la luiurious worsltd wool or nylon Interiors with Quiet itsedy lolni In en all-welded, WONB—TsUo-TseL Robert E. Emerlck, 17, of 31 crackproot, scuHprool Dore.lib trim. sln^e-unit Monobllt body-ind-frame* W n O—Newa. Salem road, was lined $5 by Lea upkttp costs tad loe|*r ctr with eidusiva lecessed floor. Hudson'i traditionally brilliant par- WDRC—Jack Smltk ^ o w . Judge Wesiey C. Gryk in town IHt, dus to ertri-sturdy eoestruc- lormanca with ovartlzad, h l|h- WASH SLACKS cteans rfsetf/ tion thit protects iiiinst road compresslon angina. court this morning after pleading ihoek and striin. WONS—Gabriel Heatter. guilty to the Illegal discharge of For loafing homo boouty, make sure your W THT —Lone Ranger. flreworks. Prosecutor Philip 2390482323234853484853234848485323485353234823484848535348534853484848234814235348235323482353485323010002000000020202010100010100232323482302485353 TRADE WIND TROPICALS W TIO—Kostelaneta Conducts. painter uaea Du Pont Houae Paint. Made of an Bayer said he was arrested June Marvelously smooth power from the w r o te—Club Fifteen. excluaive Du Pont combination of pigments and 19 following complaints of neigh TEXTILE STORE'S I only angina precisely balanced si W KNB—Hellenic Hour; News. oils, it literally sheds dirt and dust during every s unit WCCC—News; Music HaU. bors, A charge of Intoxication hqavy rain . . . leaves your home handsomely white, sparkling bright for years. Normally, WDRC—Edward R Murrow. against Leo Cronin, 49, of 159 f l i t North Main street, was continued this ''Seif-cleaning” action starts in a few montlm BEST BUYS OF THE WEEK! I WMITI WONB—I Lovs a Mystery ^OMIT Made of a genuine Kraaon Summerlzed fabrie. SM— from day to day. A companion PAtTICiU fOWOlR on most surfaces. However, excessive soot or WDRO—Mr. Chameleon. charge of panhandling was drop heavy sliade, or stains from metal surfacec such Sanforized for laating flt. Top Quality for laat- W ONS—Dr. Klldalre. ped. Plore H. Brereton, ,56. of as copper screening, may interfere with or dci- Warwick. R. I., forfeited a $.50 53484848534823485353234853534853535348484853482353235353552353235323482348485353535348235323482348234848483023485323235348538923 ing wear. \'at-Dyed for laating color. Plaids... W TH T—Dr. I. Q. lay the process. W H A Y '— Music from Holly bond when he failed to appear DRAW Chccka. -SlripeB. Sires 28 to 42. on a charge of reckless driving. 9 With Du Pont Noose Consider the other advantages of Du Pont wood. Psint. i f ms whits pow . W n C —Halls of Ivy. The following cases were con / Ail poiats colled duel der forms on the turfsce House Paint. As it keeps your house beautiful W KNB—Show Time. tinued; Leo Arsenault, 19, of 101 end dirt doting the first eftv e few months. tm months. for years, it also protects against rust, rot and BtlB— Whitney street. East Hartford, decay. Smooth, easy application, excellent CURTAINS rl speeding, June 28; and Robert W H A T—John L. SuUlvan. spread and high-hiding—all these factors work Bits— Kargoll. 23, of New York, speed GRAY AND TAN CHINOS WONB—Braves vs. Chicago. ing, July 1. in your favor when Du Pont House Paint Can be u->ed with Traverse lluds to pull B tlB - goes on. It ’s available in "Sclf-elcaning” tints aerosn yoUr «ln d o «« or us a side druiie. Unusual leeurity from tha only hydraulic brakes with s rtsarvs WDRC—Dr. Christian. Japanese Marry Tounger as well as white. .All the ness, pinin shades. 00 Inches W H AY—Voice of the Army. mschsnlcal system on same pedal. •llka-nas*" sarlerir a W n C —Tht Falcon. Tokyo— OPi— Japanese are mar And hero’s tip for your painter: When work lon g. DcepUonal protection yrtUl thousands v aitra miles bt- bo>-section steel girders com causa Hudson uses more costly W TH T—Hartford Chiefs Baae- rying younger than ever before, A Seit-Cleenlng leoves ing on new wood or excessively weathered paint Incrasaad seonomy and pletely surrounding tha pas- metal alloys. langlhanad angina Ufa from baU Game. A survey by the welfare minis ** surface clean end films, a prime coat o f Du Pont House Paint sengar compartmant—■ Minimum wear and repair osrar lang white... heaps it sperklmg thainduitry'i only pinnad-in- S:4»— try shows that one out of every Primer is recommended. It assures maximum Hudson asdusisra. angina Ilia because of chroma-alloy an 9 Reins wesh oft this white tor years. This clean- gina blKk—toughest in the industry! position pMon rhi|^ W H A T —Organ Nocturne five girls married Ihst year under powder—end wtth H. ing proceu tt graduel end adhesion and performance of the finish coat. pair 2 -PAIR 20 years of age. Fifteen years ago much of the eocumulated does ftot adversely affect WDRC—Oroucho Marx. less than one In 10 was that dkt end grime. the long life of the paint. In 5 Galinn Lota. young. The ministry said the same W H A T —Moonlight Matinee. Gal. $ 4 - 9 5 W n C —Break the Bank. trend was found among men. .Mso Heavy Planlic Double Wirllh, Same Price ...... ?.".98 Sizes 44 to 50 in these Slacks at 2 Pairs $6.00 BUILT-IN BRAWN PLUS Naturally at this low price . . . SLIGHT CHARGE FOR AI. RAYON MARQUISETTE TERATIONS. FIELD DAY dnnoifC
•itii'r A " r- •; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MA.NTHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. .RTNE 21. lOr.fl PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1950 fAorfouwnsnv water main tiistallalions on Hills- e.stimnled $t per foot for a total Need Dfgeatha AM unemployment and self-employ dell will report on this situation arid that hreoka up the woody later. Tha agency, up to the pres side, Earl. Cole. Aayliim. Raddine of $7,672. A total taxable affecterl | Australian wood-eating white ment endpd for moat veterans on fiber. TaKs away tha protogna and poration, property on Church Stuciy Service ent. haa maintained a heavy flow iiiitl Farmington streets, the Board fronlngc of 2 till feel is Involved: ants keep. In their Intestines, cer ;i BiU Marks July 25, 1949. During the past alx the white ants, being unaMa to Githolic Group atrert. « Police Chief! of SUte Ohio Governor of businaas In veterans' sffa'rs. voted the Installation or a cost of $.3 .11U2 per front foot. ts In nrol.ozr-B which secrete an digest tha wood, die. Exsentor’a Deed years of the GI Bill, approximate- W e d d i n g s To Be Here Tomorrow Federal Housing Proje-'ls The Job calls for the laying ol Twenty .seven owners are to he ,-T----- O bituary C. Elmore Watkins, adminis ly 125.000 Connecticut veterans Center Future I.U13 feet of six Inch pipe at an served. Closes Its Season ATTENTION Sixth Birthday drew readjustment sllowancea The Directors dlscus-cd further j trator of the eetate of Iva Walking Boland-Hclfroii Jolts Politicos to C. Gideon and Helen M. Rice, For the first time In its hla- that totaled about $40,000,000. the matter of the eventual control ; Gibbons Assembly, Catholic property on Bruce road. tory, the Manchester Police Director* Also Accept of Manchester'a two federal hous Ladies of Columbus, closed Its Quitclaim Deeda department will be host of the Many Local Vets Have ing projects, but took no definite D e n l l u With Shocker season last evening with a dog Manchester Trust company to Connecticut Police Chiefs' Aa- Citizens of Manchester Resignation of Walter action In regard to them. At the A TTENTION Sterling Conatructlon company, Boclatlon at a meeting to be Benefilted by .Act Says preseni time the government has roaat at Center Springs park. (Continued from Page One) Idunchester M n. M w y riAtf jummrn Miss Lucy Barrera and Miss Mar property In two tracts on Vernon held here tomorrow afternoon Ford as Director stated It would like to transfer lira. Mary Foley Newman, at the American Legion Home Perform your Civic duty by RcKisteriiiK as a Voter Director Ford ownership to the town under a jorie Taylor, co-chairmen, and street and Middle turnpike east. national and state Democratic Dale BtHik' wtaow of WUllam Newman of SV their committee assembled an as W. G. Glenney company to John on Leonard street. Wednesday, June 21, from 5:00 to 8:00 p. m. at the The Board of Directors last purchase agreement. The town, Citizens of Manchester Raymond toad. Wart Hartford, leaders In Columbus. The meeting Hundreds of Manchester veter- | however, la not yet certain It sortment of salads, cookies and son Construction company, prop Dinner will be served at Town Cierk’s Office. For transportation cali: ’ n ght accepted the resignation of uid cash quickly to em * R M last nifht at St. Francis hos other good things to go with the erty on Middle turnpike eaat. 12:30, and then the business was called for the express pur vn., have benefited under the GI ; would care to assume all of tlie Tonight Walter Ford as director of the ployed men or womso willing 60INC ON VACATIONT Perform your Civic duly by RcRintering gg g Votgr pital afUr a lingering illness. Frankfurter sandwiches. End Trade Name meeting will be held. The af- hill which today marks Its sixth | rental restrictions govcmnient pose of helping Ferguson beat District 1 . .444S lyear of operBtlon. It waa sniioiiuc- Strawberry Festival 31. Brid- terms encompa.-a and further ne- ^ and ab/e to repay convenient Mrs. Newman was bom In At a brief business session, Mrs. Henry Gryk withdraws trade frtr Is ex]>ected to end at ap I Manche.-ter Veterans' Service Cen monthly inatalmentt. Cash PrniQd BiBinH tnon*v gmDrMft ^^'rdlu>sday, June 21. from ,'i:00 to 8:00 p. m. gt thg Taft In the Nov. 7 election. led this morning by Director Wal- gel's church, 6 to 8 p.m. Also goiiatioii on these lines may occur ctgg' BWB) from horn* «t(n g Buckland. the daughter of the late Stanley .luros. the president, an name as O n ter Springs Realty. proximately 4 p. m. ter. and expressed its thanks for quickly— It’e '•yes” to 4 out of 5. Town Clerk'N OfTico. For Irflosporlalion call: When he recovered hla balance, ; District 2 2-9289 Iter Ford of the Veteran.,’ Service Youmeth strawberry .supper. .North VetmmmI Naiitinwlilg Caih-CrMlti Mr, and Mrs. Timothy Foley, and nounced that seven of the niem- Permits I his long service in the agency. Development Commission Others not involved. Come in, Cartt. Oood fne rath at ovar 475 Democratic National Chairman ' Methodist church. .1:30 to 7 p.m. Peraonml offu** ta U 8. and Can Mr. Newman lived In Man hers plan to attend the retreat at J. .S Titus, alterations, .17 Lock- Ireuter. Ford filed his resignation prelim The question of appolntuiont of phone, Of write ftwegaf today. William M. Boyle, Jr., comment- j District 3 2-0874 More tlvan 90.000 Connecticut Hatiirday, June 24 ada No roll to (at Card- -ymi Diatrirt 1 . . 4445 chester before moving to West the Cenacle in Middletown, June wood street. $12.'). inary to the taking of employment the proposed Town Development pav rifilv for tha raah ymi ed: IWoHd War II veterans who have Field Day, sponsored by the Ue- Hartford. . . w 2.1. She also requested that Fred Tedford, four-room dwel Parents Return District 4 aa s local agent of the Meti-opoll- Commission was deferred to the Difitrirt 2 . Mrs. Newman Is survived by one "Any official has the right to . 5010 Ibeneflted by the eihication and : publlcan Activity commuter, at 2-9289 names of new members be turned ling, Fern street. $10,000. lan Life Inmirance company. ne.xl meeting, and in the mean- | son. WUUam Newman of Hartford, vote for any one he wants." Itraining and loan guaranty provi- ; the West Side Oval. in at the first meeting in Septem R J Griswold, garage,^ 16 Sponsored By The Democratic Town Committee. At the aaiiie time, it was Indi while the general manager, with , COMMIVW rNAf uitft TO Trr* Difitrict .1 . 2-0874 two daughter. Mrs. Caroline Kele- From Csraduation Lions of the GI Bill are among j ber. as a speeial initiatory rere- Ryron road, $700. Sunday, June 2.1 cated that the Board is Interested the town counsel, will draw up a | har and Mrs. Paaquale Martelli of monv is planned for the fall. I those who will note today the Briti'li-American Club All Day si^gested resolution for appoint- , Difitrict 4 . Lixth anniversarv of the pn.a.aagc ' in the future of the Service Cen- t i i i A o n a l FINANCE CO. . 5010 Wast Hartford, also one sister. Miss Mary Frailer, bookshop Mr. and Mra. Harry C. Straw of Propose Slash iKitlng al Garden Grove. ' ter, whether or not it should be ment and draft the limits of the M • STATI THtATII tUllDINO Mrs. Ann Hand of Bloomfield, and ehsirman, nnnounred the pnr- 2.1 Brookfield atreet and their son lo f t’.iat loglslalton. duties of such a body. (lliiiivli FoNtival To kid RcadliiMment Monday. June 26 ■ continued at its current -budgetary T53 MAIN tm iTy MANCHISTIIIy CONN. Sponnorrd By The Democratic Town Committog. two brothers Timothy Foley of rhsse of six new hooks for (he Douglas have returned from Can cost of over $7,600 per year, and Following a well attended pub Olol 3430 * YIS MANopar Buchland and Patrick Foley of The C;l Bill, officially known as Strawberry festival, .‘temnd Catholic bookshelf in the Mary ton. N. Y., and Ann Arbor, Michi In British Aid fongregntional church. I General Manager George H. Wad lic hearing on the question of . taaat inada H rtil4fab $f all turrtva4in| tawnt I M Angeles. Cal., also three Chenev Library. To Be Tonight gan. Irubltc I,aw 340, the Servicemen’, I Rr.idJ'iBtmrnt .\ct. wa.- defined bv grand^ldren. Mrs. John Oaly. program ehalr- IXiuglos. who was graduated Funeral services will be held (Continued from Page One) I t'oiigreR- as "an Act to provide man. announeed s meeting of her .Mrs. Robert J. Boland | from St. Lawrence University, from Marcanfs Funeral Home, At the mulsiimnier fe.stival this ATTENTION! 1 Federal government aid for the eomnnttee at her home on Wind Canton, with high honors In chem evening at the Covenant-Congre was rejected Monday by the Sen- ' I readinstment In civilian life of re- 5S0 Farmington Ave.. Friday sor street. Rneklsnd, for Monday Miss Blanche Irene Heffron, istry will enter the University of QMieTiteg at eight-thirty and from evening Mrs Richard Post stated gational church on Spruce street ate Foreign Relations and Armed I turning World War II veterans. " Miss Kathleen McLaughlin of 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold .Michigan In September, for post Services Committees. j NEW VOTERS WILL BE MADE An Important feature of the leg S t Thomas the Apostle church at that surgieal dressings will he graduate work for hia Masters de nine o’dock. with burial In Fair- folded each Wednesday after Hcnry street, who has spent many V. Heffron of .112 Center street He Is considering- revising his | islation. in addition to providing ON SALE gree. I education and training for voter- ]l vlaw eemeterv’, Weat Hartford. noon during the summer at the years in India with her missionary was married to Robert Jo.scph Bo During the absence of his par- original plan and offering It in a | WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21 Tha Marchant Funeral HomeMome knights of Columhns home. parents, Rev. and Mrs Willarci J, land, son of Mr. and Mra, .Michael new amendment to the bill author an- at government expense, and enls, Harry Straw, their elder son. government-gnaranteed and in- THURSDAY will be < ^ n for friends this eve- ; .MeLaiiglilln. will apeak on that Jo.seph Rohin
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BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1950 yjkffl llU H lM f Dad’s Oarage Wife (aboard train vacation I A Quaker heard a strange nolee Master- Mary, has anybody tele 1'UONKKVILI.E MILKS RY PONTAINB PUX My dad's garage just busts w ith bound)—Horrors; I forgot to turn i in hie house at night. He found phoned while I've been out ? Sense And off the electric iron. I a burglar at work. The burglar Maid — Yse, sir, bjtt-I could not (------AatoiiobilM for Sato 4 H oaathoM Sa r f toaa thUjge— make out the nam e^To be on the '! Bdp Waatod—Mato 56 Artldaa far Sato 45 Bouaebeld GiMtda II Wantid—To Bay |8 H« Antiques and vases, old bed Husband — Don't worry. It's all departed hastily when the Quaker Orrarad lilA I to r Sato 75 Nonsense right. Nothing con bum very long, w^ked in with his gun and said, safe side, I said yo)i would let him SEE BALCH VETERANS Can study under 01 ONE 3 H. P. Electric motor, saw MOVING, Bargain 9-plec« modem BUYING UaBD furalture and springs; for 1 forgot to turn off the water ■'Friend, I would do thee no hsim have something on arcuunt to Qanified MANCHESTER Upholstering Co. BUI through International Oor- SIX ROOll single in good condi My bike and wagon’s parked In FOR BETTER BUYSl table with 12” saw, 100 roofing walnut finish dtning set, and houeehold goods, any quantity. tion with 3 year old oil burner and Auto Tourist—I clearly had the in the bathtub. for tile world and all that is in it, morrow. Re-upholsterlng. draperies, slip respondence schools. Cannot en brackets, several odd windows. white modem Gtenwood gas-oil The Woodehed. 11 Main etreet. rlgljt of way when this man ran there. but tliou standest where I niu nhiiut 1948 PONTIAC SEDAN covers. 48 Purnell Place. Call 3- roll after July 1961. 400 Courses automatic hot water heater, in And baby's cart, her broken chair. A drertiianentt 1947 BUICK SEDAN Tel. 4649. combination range. Ehccellent con Call 8-8164. full basement with hatchway. Lo Into me, and you asy I wot to Father—Why were you kept In to shoot.” Little Boy — Come quick. Mr. 9831. Open evenings. to select from. Write for catalog. dition. 210 Charter Oak street. blame. My mother's flower pots and palls 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ONE 14”, one 16” portable room cation fine for raising young Jamed tight in corners, hung on at school? Pollcoman! There's a man been H. F. Manlon, 607 Main street, Local Officer — You certainly The "Municipal Word” reprinted fighting my father for half an CLARSirUBD ADVT. 1946 PONTIC SEDAN COUPE CORNICES and valance boards. Hartford 8, Conn. cooler fans, two speed, any angle. GLENWOOD range, refrigerator. JKimma Without Board 59 children. Price only $9,880. Act nails. Son — I didn't know where the I 1941 BUICK SEDAN now. Douglks Blanchard, Real were. Azores were. this joke, which may explain the hour. DBPT. HOURS: Custom built, choice of designs. G. E. motors. May be used for Must be sold together. Work like Autolat Why? And so I think it's queer, don't 1941 PACKARD 6 CONV. COUPE Phone 2-3824, frem 9 a. m. to 9 MAN NEEDED to work in small exhaust or Intake. Adjustable ex new. Must sell immediately, $70. f u r n is h e d Room, suitable' for Estate Service 3-9849. you. Father — WelL in the future use of the editorial “we.” A little Pollcemnn Why didn't you tell t A . M. to 4:4S P. M. 1940 PON-nAC SEDAN COUPE Local Officer — Because hie Just j-emember where yoq put girl asks her father wliy editors me before ? p. m. manufacturing office. Must know panders. to fit any size window. Inquire Kinney's Shoe Store. one gentleman. Near Main street. father it mayor, his brother is Dad tries to squeeze his car in Many Others! Convenient Terms! elementary bookkeeping, be able Inquire 9 Hazel street. Telephone A BARGAIN ON NEW HOMES too? lUngs. always refer to Oisinselves as “we.” Boy - - 't'uuse father was gettln' Price $36 and $40, T. P. Aitkin. at prices you can afford. Also Chief of Police and I go with hie Her daddy says it is "so that the the best of it until a minute ago. Lwt.ood Po—4______Open Evenings Til 10 P. M. WEAVING of bums, moth holes to type. Attractive salary and Phone 6793. NEW FLORENCE 4-4 combina 2-2170. —Marjorie Allen Anderson and torn clothing, hosiery runs, tion oil-gas range, formerly alterations, garages, repairs of sister. Meg—They say an apple a day fellow who doesn't like what's Saturdaj’s 'Til 7:00 P. M. conditions. Write stating qualifi any kind. All work guaranteed. printed will think there are too XiOnr—OoIUa dof. vlcUilty Bolton handbags repaired, slpper re cations to Box X, Herald. THE ROSS Diamond Mart, 34 $289.98, one only st $229.95, in NEWLY Decorated room for busi Hal—Tell me about your new will keep tlie doctor away. Lady (at party)—Where Is that jr^tch. Btx mootha old. Call Man- placement, umbrellas repaired, State street, Hartford, Conn., of stalled. Watkin; Bros. ness couple. Full housekeeping Free estimates and suggestions She — The man I marry must Peg—Why stop there? An onion many for him to lick. ' pretty maid who was passing out BALCH PONTIAC, INC. gladly given. Call 2-4084 after be as brave ea a Hon, but not for girl. chaaUr 4348. 188 Center Street men's shirt collars revers^ and WANTED—Four painters. John fers wliolesaie prices to the re facilities attached. Frigidaire, 8 p. m. Joe—Why should I? a day will keep everybody away. cocktails a while ago'.’ ' replaced. Marlow's Little Mending M. McCann, Laurel street. Phone Ba RSTOW Says: "Buy Westing- continuous hot water. Nice porch ward; handsome as Apollo, but Wood for coffins is said lo pro Hostcs;i Oil, are you hx>king Tel. 2-4845 tail customer. If you need an en not conceited; wise as Solomon, but Hal—Cause I'm your buddy. LOOT—DA.V. hat Jt found raturn Shop. 7388. gagement ring, or want a dia house!” The only refrigerator in and yard. Phone 2-4442. CENTRALLY Located, six rooms Joe—My girl ain't no buddy's True is the obversation of T. D. vide one of the heaviest drams on for a drink? A OOOD DEAL depends on the the world that defrosts so fast meek os a lamb; a man who is Chinese forests. Lady - No. I'm looking for my to n B1«mU atreet Raward. mond for Investment. We gladly sun porch, bath and lavatory. Oil kind to every women, but loves business. A. in the Ottawa, Ont, Canada, dealer. If you need a good used CARPENTER AND helper want allow appraisals on our quality ice cream stays hard—you never AT THE CENTER — large cool steam heat. Suitable for doctor Citizen, "Destiny may shape our husband. car sea Sollmenc and Flagg. Inc., Boilding—Contracting 14 ed. Call Louis WhiU 2-4239 after diamonds and guarantee to save empty defrost tray—frost never room, in quiet home. 20 Wads only me. The hashing gal of today doesn't 7 p. m. worth street. or similar profession. Suburban He — How lucky we met ! Tons of dirt circulates in the ends, hut eating does things to our Dodge and Plymouth cars. Dodge ALTERA’nONS. additions and you 40% off the appraisal price. builds up—nothing else like it. Realty Co., Realtors, 49 Perkins ■ air of our big cities—but you middles. look anj'thing like she did 10 years Some mothers hire a baby sitter trucks. 634 Center street. Phone kitchen remodeling. Ail types of It certainly will pay you to see See it at Barstow’s. just north of street Phone 8218. don't have to listen to It if you ago—but that much time would when wbat they really need is a BAUARDS Driving School. Man- CONSTRUCTION HELP ONE OR TWO rooms furnished, Cynlcsl touch to this observa tell on anyone. Hon tamer. 8101. Open til 9. new construction. Burton A. Rice. us. Dealers Invited Vi carat dla- Post Office. Est. 1922. Terms, unfurnished. Private home. Gen tion by the Vancouver, B. C., Can don't want to. Some June brides won't be able eheatar’a oldeat A.AA. trained trades. d u p l e x 4-4. Central location, 2- to cook their cake—and eat it, too. and eertifled Inatructor. AAA. 1940 PLYMOUTH club coupe. New 2-2876. WANTED mondr as low as $100. Call me tleman, business couple preferred. ada I^ovlnce: "Some men leave ^ • -- - for WOODYCREST collect to verify. Hartford 6-1137. Phone 2-4S86. car garage. Excellent condition. footprints in the sands of time, Watch out for blowouts this About the only price »e A magician was divorced from typa dual controlled cara. Day or rebuilt motor. In exceptional con CEMENT, Stone and brick work. NINE PIECE Duncan Phyfe dining Shown by appointment. Elva summer! They make a lot of tour Those who live the fastest are haven't heard any kicks about is his wife. Incllcnting there is a limit avaolng appolntmenta. 3-3248. dition $498. Phone 6830. others just leave the Impression of Septic tanks and landscaping. Carpenters, Foundation Men BOLTON Building atone and flag room set in walnut, $28. Inquire COUPLE TO Share my home. In Tyler. Agent. Manchestei 3-4469. a heel.” ing plans fall flat. the first to reach the finish line. the one on government bonds. to what magic can do. LEARN TO DRIVE very first lea- Valentino Belluccl, 80 Birch Cement Finishers stone. A-1 loam, also rock drilling at New System Laundry on Har quire 20 Chestnut street. Phone streeL Experience Necessary and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar rison street. FOUR PLEASANT rooms with aon. 60 full minutes, no travel 1939 DODGE. 1946 motor good 8443. garage. Space for two future MICKEY FINN Not Quite! LANK LEONARD time c h a r ^ . Tou learn rapidly, condition. Call 8948 after 6 p. m. ALSO BY CONTRACT ry. Phone 2-0617. Stsmley Patnode we don’t try to prolong instruc CARPENTER Work. Jobbing of WESTINGHOUSE Washing ma- LARGE ROOM for rent, furnished rooms second floor. Large lot, ■^jjj^EjtTETKsrncr all kinds. New construction. Brick Layers, Roofers BLACK Baby carriage, Steeroma- chlne, in good working condition, good location. Many extras at no WHENI1MNK0F IT SUREIG.SER6EANT/ WELL.MAYBEHE tion. Long list of satisfied gradu- 1941 FORD tudor, super deluxe. Sidewall Applicators $18. Call 2-3214. or unfurnished. Close to bus step atM furnished on request. Man Radio, heater, W lte sidewalls. Workman's compensation carried. tic, In good condition, $12. Phone Call 2-1920 after 8. additional cost. Madeline Smith, THE DUDS THAT PHIL ITS A WONDER THERE REALIZES IT NOW chester Driving Academy. Tel. Many extras. Good condition. Call Call for an estimate on any in Apply In Person 4708. Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. rvnRNMUupTiwrT ik n o w 5 HASAPPOINTEPAS HASITTBEENALOT -AND WILL GET side or outside work. Fred A.B.C. WASHER. Good running LIGHT Housekeeping room for 4382.______3702. 8 H. P. GARDEN King tractor condition. 3 years old. $48. Phone HENRY STREET—An ottroctive IKRIPPLE WOULD P 0 7 UNCLE PHIL DEPUTIES ANP OPCOMPLAINTS-LONG RIP OF GOME OF Knofia. TeL 7704. • A. M., Daily On Job At rent, refined business woman pre C0HSTABLES-IT5 ;F0RE THI4/WE'VE THE DIMWITS/ a i j . m a k e s Sewing Machines with 21” lawn mower. 48” snow 2-4469. ferred. Tel. 6388. six-room home, located one block SOMETHING WRONG. < NEVER SHOULP 1938 PONTIAC sedan, motor in Florists—Narseries 15 FORBES ST., EAST H.VR’TFORD REALLV TRAGIC,* repaired or electrified. Reasonable good condition, $78. Call 2-2388. To Superintendent, Charles Woods plow. Other gardening tools can from new chool. Living room, MICKEyfMESONEOF ] HAVE MADE HM rates. Work guaranteed. Day be attached. Less than 3 years NEW COLEMAN 30-gallon auto- ROOM FOR one gentleman, near dining room, sen porch and large TME DUMBEST MEN J A CONSTABLE/ MICKEV/ Can be seen after 6. FLOWERING PlanU, 12 different matlc gas water heater with phone 8171. n l^ t phona 3-9419. kinds. Vegetable plants, 18 kinds. AOOOUNTI.4G Clerk. Man need old. See Mr. Johnson, Keith’s Fur bus. Five minutes to Depot kitchen on first floor. Three bed I'VE EVER MET/ ed to work in small manufactur niture, 1115 Main street. magnesulm rod. 8 year guaran Square. 116 North School street. rooms and bath on second. Fire Ready, all up to 18c dosen, $1 per tee, $89.98. Watkins Bros. MOTHS CAN'T Stand Berlou. You Trailers for Sato 6A hundred, 6,000 transplanted to ing office. Must know elementary Phone 6398. place, steam heat and many other can though. Odorless, stainless, bookkeeping, be able to type. At features. Property in. excellent guaranteed for five years. Wat mato plants, 8 kinds in boxes, Boats and Accesaories 46 YOU CAN buy a used washing seven kinds pepper plants. tractive salary and conditions. machine or refrigerator at Wat condition. Pri^e $18,000. Inspec kins Brothers, Inc., Manchester, RACK BODY 4’ x 8’ trailer, $60. Write stating qualifications to Apartments, Flats, tion by appointment. Robert J. Call 2-2676. Rich loam, and landscape work. JOHNSON Outboard motors and kins Bros. at a price to fit your Conn. All type nursery evergreens. Tel. Box X. Herald. Dolphin aluminum boats. Capitol pocketbook. Tenements 63 Smith, Inc. Phon 3480. STAMP Collactors. Quality sUmps 8-3091. 370 Burnside Ave., East EXPEPJENCED lubrication and Equipment Co., 38 Main. Tel. THREE ROOM apartment, com 8 ROOM Single. Approximately at low prices with discounts, on Garages—Services Hartford. Always open. 7988. USEID GLENWOOD coal or wood pletely furnished. Centrally lo car polish man. Apply in person. kitchen range. Good condition, 120 years old. Oil hot water h:at, approval. R. C. Hillman Stamp Storage 10 Balch Pontiac. Inc., 188 Center cated. Available now. Write Box coppe- plumbing, modern kitch I erasuMs. Ism SO GO., 399 Highland street. NEW AND used outboard motors $20. Watkins Bros. W, Herald. Roofing 16A street. ■md outboard boats. Marine glue, en. original floors and latches. GARAGE For rent. Spruce street NEW 1949 8!-j cu. ft. deluxe Kel- Price $13,200 includes several BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Eureka BY EINIAR MARTIN O. O. P. Means Grand Outdoor ROOFING — Specialising in re WANTED—Ebcperienced meat cut paints and hardware. Outboards FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER Party at West Side Oval next near Birch. Call 4724. repaired. McIntosh Boat Co., vlnator refrigerators, formerly Business Ixirations pieces of furniture and antiques. pairing roofs of all kinds, also ter. No others need apply. No $269.98, no\,’ $219.98. Watkins Business possibility. Large bam. TAKB A BOOP SANIPGR. OWCl’oS vatON* Saturday. Free ice cream, pop telephone. Apply in person. L. T. north end Purnell Parking Place. For Rent 64 AN' niMMB TH' ^ com, pony rides, games, contests 1940 CHEVROLET convertible. new roofa Gutter work. Chim Phone 2-3102. Bros. Approximately 1 acre. Elva nAi lAM / Q HOCM MWAKYM , 1940 Dodge coupe, 1939 Pontiac neys cleaned and repaired. 36 Wood Locker Plant, rear 81 BIssell Tyler, Agent, Manchester 2-4469. HRS AV8 and big prises for children and years’ experience. Free estimates. street. O FnC E SPACE rr'3 adults. tudor, 1939 Dodge sedan. W’rltten CHAMPION Outboard motor, 7.9 •eAUTIPUL/ \O tA * guarantees. Terms to suit. Cole Call Howley. Manchester 6361. H. P. Used five hours $180. Call FIVE USED gas ranges, $18 to '.VOODBRIDGF Street, near new WANTED—Riders to Pratt and Motors. 4164. 2-0282 after 3:30. $60. Watkins Bros. MODERN SUITE OF school, four-room Cape Cod ------^ FEATURING Guaranteed roofa Help Wanted—Mato home, with central stairway, r r Whitney Administration bldg., 8- CLEANING Out attic or cellarT 4:48, from Green vicinity or en- EXCELLEINT Garage for rent. and expert repairs as well as Or Female 57 OFFICES leading to expandable attic with Rear Johnaor. apartments, 879 gutter and conductor work. Try I'll buy your unwanted furniture, dormers. One-rai garage with route. Call 8063. STRAWBERRY Pickers. No ex- Diamonds— Watches— Center street. Manchester. Phone your ’’Local Roofer.” Call Cough Jew elry 48 china, glassware, etc. Trading lenter of Main Street. Has been ameslte drive, Rusco storm win ))> Hartford 33-1714. lin 7707. perience needed. Must be willing Post, 17 Maple street. Phone 2- a Doctor's office for 30 years, di dows and screens, fireplace, steam nil AotOBiobitaa FMr Sato 4 workers. Adults pieferred. Girls LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler 1089. rectly over Quinn’s Drug store. heat with oil burner. A bargain at io n must be 14 years of age, boye Repairs, adjusts watches expert Will rent in unit of 1—2—3 rooms $11,000. Robert J. Smith, Inc. 1941 CHEVROLET tudor, radio Motorcycle*—Bicyelea 11 Heating—Plumbing 17 must be 16 years of age. Anyone ly. Reasonable prices. Open dally. 9 X 12 BULLION looped cotton Jr 5-room unit. Phone 3450. and heater. Full price $498. 1941 16 years of age or under will be, Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce rug. non-skid (Laytex-backing), Plymouth sedan. 1940 Chevrolet 1948 HARLEY Davidson, like new. PLUMBING And Heating, special required to give written proof of" plain Spanish red color. Store izing in repairs, remodeling, cop street. Phone 2-4387. ARTHUR KNOFLA SIX ROOMS complete with large tudors, (3). 1941 Ford club coupe, Only 10,000 miles, with all chrome age. Toilet and drinking facilities used, regular $51, special $39.98. rear porch, garage, amesite drive, 1989 Chevrolet, 1946 Ford tudor. accessoriea Very reasonable. per water piping, new construc at the field. For further Informa Watkins Bros., Inc. 878~M8dfl St. Est. 1921 tion, estimates given, time pay Gsrden—l*arm—Dairy Venetian blinds, screens and storm Ssvsial others. Douglas Motor 4607. tion call 2-1406 after 8 p. m. Phone 5440 or 5938 windows and doors, hot water ments arranged. Edward Johnson. Producta 50 MOVING. Four rooms of furniture ALLEY OOP Nothing Doing BY V. T. HAMLm Bales, 888 Main street. Open eve- 1949 TRIUMPH — T:100 — 8200 Home Listings Wanted heat with oil burner, domestic vou eOT Ml VA SOT IT TAKU RBAL DOUGH ) Phone 6979 or 8044. SALESMEN And women for pro including practically new refri MONnV... KER MONiV'S r BUY that k i n d >\, II w B a.sP j alags until 9. miles. Good condition, fully equip TOMATO, Pepper, cauliflower, AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE. hot water, landscaped. Near new k^O'STBAK.' ' ■ 'it's VECY FC55IBLE V's'EU.
lStanrl;«at?r lEn^ning Ifpralii WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, I960 Liberty Bell Program in Center Park at 7 0*Clock Tonight
Louia F. Schadllch, aon of Mr. Sunset Council, No. 45, Degree rseemmended for the office of and Mra. Louts Schadlich of Cen of Pocahontas, will hold a special Engaged, to Wed Legion Post’s commander is a well known local * About Town ter atreet, was among the gradu- meeting Tu4sday evening, June 27 policeman. He has been active In Avmrsfc Daily Net Press Run The W m t k « atea of Teachera College of Con at 8:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Legion affairs, and Is at pressht IIIII-AAA.A ^ M ^ ^ ^ m. m m MMWftBl Lodg*. No. St. KnifhU necticut at New Britain. He ma Gladys Syphers of 68 Durant Annual Meet chairman o f ths Homs committee, For the Meath of (day, 1880 Foreeaat of 0. 9. Weather Betea* ot PythlM. win iBMt thia oveninc jored in induatiial arts and re street, called for the purpose of end cbaMRM of the Safety com at oight o’e lo ^ In Liberty hall, ceived his B.S. degree at the com paying Great Council taxes. The mittee, for which the local poet Tonight, fain lowest aear $2, auditing committee will meet af 9 , 9 2 4 Gotway atroet mencement exercises Sunday aft To Be Next Monday may get an award at the next k U P U l U U Tomorrow, fair, sonny, somewhat ernoon on the csrnpus. A graduate ter the special meeting. Department convention. Neoiber of the Audit warmers high Bear 84. Ityatic Rariew at Ita meeting of Manchester High school, he al When Officers Will Be Berea* of Chenlotfoae laat a lfh t oompleted plana for rep- so studied at the New London Rogcf Schubert was the winner Manchestmrr^A City of Village Charm laaaatatloa at the national con branch of the University of Con of the Rice prize in mathematics Elected; The Slate vention of the Woinan'a Benefit necticut. Recently he has been at Wesleyan University and not Alice Adamson Designed for hard wear AaaociaUon at AOanOc a t y next substituting at the Hollister street Richard. The latter will return for Dilworth - Cornell - Quey p o s t, (ClaaaUfod AdvertWag oa Pago 14) MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1950 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE POUR CENTS hla seninr year at Trinity In Sep VOL. LXIX, NO. 228 month, and for a picnic at the school. American Legion will hold its sn- Guest at Shower home of Mra. Grace Howland. tember. They are the sons of Mr. and repeated scrul^ibings Tueaday evening. July 18. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trdford and Mrs. Max Schubert of 59 nual meeting for the election of Miss Alice Adamaon of 47 Drive of 16 Litchfield street will sail Cooper street. new officers at the home on Leon Mother Pleads to Keep Child Tl*a Coventry Fragment Society Tuesday, June 27. on the luxury ard atreet next Monday evening. B, Silver Lana Homes, was honor win hold Ita annual atrawberry liner. S.R. America, for Kngland. James Herbert Walker of 503 The nominating committee, headed ed with a bridal ahower Saturday aupper from 5:45 to 7:00 o'clock They will al.so visit plsccs In East Center street received the evening by Miaa Janet Gilbert, sis British Labor Regime by Edward Quish, and consisting Top Officials Agree Northern Ireland thla evening at the Community congratulations of his friends on ter of her fiance. Charlea Gilbert. FLORHlDb Houae In North Coventry. The reaching'his ninety-second mile of Charles WIgren, Milton Hansen, An important meeting of the Thomas Sweeney, and Wilfred The party was held at the Gil menu will include hot baked ham. stone today. He Is in fairly good "S' FOR WOOD acaltoped potatoea. freah atring Fourth District Democratic com health for a man of his years, but Clarke, has proposed the following bert borne in Rocky HUl and at mittee will be held this evening at not as ambitious ns he was on his slate for the consideration of the tended by thirty-five guests - from baana. cabbage aalad, bread and _ a n d coMoiffii n o d tf butter, old faahloned atrawberry eight o'clock sharp in the Whiton birthday last year when he did a members: that place, Bristol, Middletown and With ‘Mac’ on Treaty Stakes Life On Its ahortcake vrtth whipped cream auditorium All members are re- little mowing with his scythe. Commander, Theodore F a 1 r- Mancheater. The hoateaa used a Specially dealgoed, qnick-dtyiiig alastk and coffee. que.sted to attend. banks; senior vice commander, white wishing well to deposit the ' finish for w o ^ cement or worn l i a » Wendell Hayden; junior vice Com choice collection of gifts for the Commander Richard Galinat ^ ceswss essT leum floors.^ It driee hard enongli to mander, Vincent MePadden; adju bride-elect, and presented each and 15 delegates from Anderson- Mias Louise Dawnorowta tant, Thomas Sweeney; assistant guest present with a nosegay of .wichitaod heavy foot traffic, Cao be Shea Post, No. 2046, will leave Schuman Plan Policy adjutant, Harry Jenkins; finance white marguerites. Friday morning to attend the Mr. and Mra. Peter Dawnorowtz, ia And Aid to Formosa officer, Fred Woodhouse; aervlce The white motif wag carried out :inth V.F.W. state encampment In of 182 Irving street, announce the officer, Richard Mooney; chaplain, In the appointments of the buffet Bridgeport, June 23-25. engagement and coming marriage $5.20 ^CecM h (sr f H i kisMsI Tshe '' cool comfort... refreshing style Robert Weitzel; and sergeant at table, which was centered with a Attlee Calls on Parlia of their daughter. Louise, to Ken Gallon ~~ B y Swiss far year HaweT GeneraPs Talk with neth J. Skinner, son of Albert armr, Arthur O'Neil. Recommend wedding cake. Iced In white and Chapter No. 1094, W.O.T.M., Refuses to Say What ment for a Vote of You'll like the cool comfort of this Skinner of Bolton. ed for positions on the Executive surmounted by a miniature bridal Dulles, Johnson, Brad*' Nations Study Design will .seat Its officers Sunday after The ceremony will take place committee are Victor Bronke and party. noon, June 25, at 2:30, in White CAinliiienee in Stand; Panalite and you’re sure to like Saturday. July 8. at St. Bridget's Cheater Hogan for three year MTss Adamson and Mr. Gilbert BLISH HARDWARE CO. ley Reveal Accord on Eagle hall. North street. All terms, and Herbert McKinney for xvill be married Saturday after church. 793 MAIN STREET He’ll Do About Taxes Defeat Would Meana the way the clean, crisp lines are set members are urged to attend, and a one year term. noon at four o'clock In St. Mary’s Vital Points of His Far For New Parliament an invitation Is extended to their Mr. Fairbanks, who has been Episcopal church. Parliament Dissolu families and friends. A social A son, their 5rat child, was Eastern Policy; GOP off with a bright tropical puggree band. lime with refreshments will fol born this morning In the Memori Adviser Says Red 'Proposal Keystone for Prefiiflrnt Muni tion and New Gen low the ceremony. al hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Denies Her eral Elections; Labor Michael Plerro of 126 Maple W orld Too Weak to Schumann Scheme to Aaked If He 'll ^sign 1 Solons Speed Temple Chapter, No. 58, O. E. S., street. Mrs. Plerro prior to her Fight Free Nations Merge Coal and Steel Or Vein Hill W hit’ll Has House Majojdty THE will hold a rehearsal tomorrow at marriage was Miss Jeanette St. Son Beat Rent Control 8:45 p. m. at Masonic Temple. Onge of Hartford. Of Western Europe Cutfi ExeUe lA ’ v i e s l/>ndon, June 22.—4JP)— Tokyo. June 22.—(/P)— Britain’s Labor government John Foster Dulles said to Pixley Boy Paris, June 12—(P)—Delegates Washington, June 22 (/Pl—Pres- To President decided today to stake its life day the “captive world” of . from six European nations studied ident Truman declined to say STETSON f * r on a vote of confidence in its Communism is too weak to French proposals today for whether he would sign or veto the Triinian to Si^n (.Quick Schuman Plan policy os S/^?/y seek war now with the free Defense Attorneys Asks European parliament to control tax bill now pending in Congress. I Prime Minister Clement Att world. The Republican advis State's Witness of their coal and ateel production. He noted that it may be changed j ly; Bell Falls Short lee called on Parliament for er to the State Department The parliament was the key a lot before it ever reachea him. Stories About Son’s Asked at a news conference O f Desired Results vote of confidence in his i told th* American Chamber stone of a French plan for the West European coal-steel merger .Mrs. Margaret Payne pleads with Police Sergeant Ray Racine, In a what he thinks about the bill, Mr. But Extension Gained stand. STRAWBERRY of Commerce the immediate Fights With Victim French Foreign Minister Robert Truman aaid he never expresses Norfolk, Va., police station, not to take away Judy ,\nn, S, who had Attire and five of his mintstsra danger to free countries Is that Schuman haa recommended as a his attitude on such measures un laid before the House of Commons they may be taken over from been found earlier after a two-day searrh. The rhild, tiM>, pleads WaHhlngton, Juno 22. UP) — Hartford. June 22—<45 — Mrs. means of preventing future wars til congressional action haa been motion asking unqualified sup within by small, disciplined Com with the policeman to let her stay with "Monuny” . She and "Mom Kathryn M. Smith denied in Su The six nations — France, Bel my” lost, as Judy Ann is In rustody of the welfare authorities pend completed. bill rxteniiing fodoral rent co port of tho government's dacisioa munist minorities. gium, the Netherlands, Luxem perior court today that her son, ing an Investigation. (A P wirephoto). Then, he added the tax bill Is trnia until December 81 ap«4 to remain out of the alx-natloa Dulles' address came amid bourg, West Germany and Italy— subject to a lot of changes. Richard, had inflicted brulaes on through C%ngreaa late yeaterday. talks in Paris on pooling Western theoa other rapid-fire develop all have agreed to put their coal 'Hie bill has just been completed Herbert Pixley, 3, the foster child Proaldent Truman waa expected Europe’s coal and ateel Induatrieo. ments involving the United and ateel production under the by the House Ways and Means yj of Mrs. Evelyn L. Colson. The child The motion was signed by A tt States’ position In troubled Asia: control of an over-all authority Committee. The House will vote to aign It promptly. lee, Deputy Prime Minister Her FESTIVAL Agree on Fomnosa died Nov. 1 at Hartford hospital. with powers to make its dictates Three Workers Shot on it next week. Once passed by Acting with rare apeod, the bert Morrison, Foreign Betnetary \ ■, Mra. Colson is on trial before (1) General Mac Arthur and stick. the House, the measure would go Houae arnt the bill to the Senate Ernest Bevln, Sir Stafford CMpps^ Judge James E. Murphy on charges DuUea conferred for 90 minutes. Britain Balka at Plan to the Senate which could rewrite on a 176 to 145 vote, and the Sen chancellor of the exchequer, of mistreating Herbert and an Britain, Europe’s largest pro ST. MARY'S CHURCH It waa learned they were In vir it entirely. ate five houra later oompleted Philip Noel Baker, minister at V ^ / ducer of coal, has balked at giving In Tennessee Strike; tually complete agreement on other child, David Tiede. a former The bill cuts excise taxes—the congreaalonal action by approv fuel and power, and George * >4V li fi 'X. ■ V an international body so much necessity for prompt American foster child In her home. ing. it, 40 to 24, Btre’uss, minister of supply. aid for Red-threatened Formosa Mrs. Smith was under cross ex power over her major industries Tho moaaure, workod out In a and is staying out of the talks. (Oontlnued on Page Four) Vote Next Tuesday and the need for a peace treaty amination by defense counsel Rob Rail Walkout Looms Senato-Houae conference. fell The motion by Attlee and MB Thursday, 5:00 to 7:30 for Japan. ert L. Halloran. She was among In what appeared to be a move to meet the British objection, the well abort of Prealdent Truman'a ministers Is in the form at aa (S) MaeArthur, it also was apeciflcatlona for a one-year ex- amendment to a motion submit Isarnad, was pleased with the out (Oontlaaed oa Pago Four) French yesterday suggested that By The Associated Press ■♦ with 60 to 75 pickets patrolling the coal-ateel authority be re Senate Tries tenalon without any reatricUona. ted two days ago by Cbnservativa come at his conference Monday Threats of a general railroad Lbe plant, However, lawmakera had no Leader Winston Churchill and sponsible to the proposed federal About 700 CIO textile workers . with Defense Secretary Johnson tleup and renewed violence at the Liberal Party Chief Clement Da POTATO SALAD FRANKFURTERS parliament. The authority's decis have been on strike at Enka since and General Omar N. Bradley, atrike-bound American Enka cor (Contlnned on Page Three) vies. Debate opens Monday and Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs ions would be reviewed in a public March 2K in a dispute over wages. To Hurry Up High Expense debate each year, top French eco poration at Morristown. Tenn., the vote Is expected the foUowtlig f pt of Staff. MaeArthur advocated Repeat Proposals Y 'AU tfis TomOy nomic planner Jean Monnet said highlighted tha nstlon's labor plc- day. SHORTCAKE COFFEE sending U.S. military equipment, The A F L Switchmen'a Union of at a cloaed aesston. tur* today. A government defeat would to the Chtneee fiaUonallsts on For- Of Primaries Three American Enka workers North America told the Rock la- Draft Ediet Suggests Method of Choies land, the Western Pacific, Great GOP Trains mean dlasoluttoa o f PnrtlsnMnt moea to be administered by an Monnet suggcste<) that national were shot from ambush as they and new general aleeUoos. Labor 75 CENTS American military mission. He attempted to cut across a field to Northern, the Chicago Great legislatures choose the members Western, and the Denver and Rio haa e working majority at eight maintained that American posi Brings Query of the Europesn parliament from report to work on the day shift. Strips Bill of Contro- Grande Western Lines yesterday Heavy Guns In the House, with some msmbsn /{ tions oii nearby Okinawa and the within their own ranks, much as The condition of one of the wound V e r s J a 1 Segregation on the sick list, but govsrnmsnt DUSE&SON Philippines would be threatened most of them now pick the mem ed was said to be serious. that they were turning down a clrclae expect aome Conaarvativan INC. Sponsored By The Men’s Club. . If the Chinese Reds took Formosa. bers of the European (^jnsultatlve State Highway police were or Presidential Board’s wage and Gillette Says Group Is hour recommendations. Proviso in Order to On Aid Plan will abstain from voting. O L V . E ^jt^^GREEN STAMPS (8) Johnson and Bradley flew asaembiy. dered to the scene to curb the vi Against Blading Oommllawt to Okinawa today to inspect that Ready to Investigate Monnet said, however, that the olence. The shooting climaxed a The board made its suggestions Beat Friday Deadline April 19. Since May 19. under the Britain stayed out of tha current battle-famed island which has been pool authority should be Indepen- night of tension during which Paris talks on ths Schuman Plan plant workers due off at midnight Launch Fight to Slash converted into an air base since it And Report on Any Waahington. June 22 — Ul’) — because of aversion to committing remained at-work to avoid a clash (Oontlnofri on Page Fnnr) waa wrested from the Japanese. Specific Complaints (Coattnued O B Page Tw o) Stripped of a controversial segre Marshall Funils; Tru* Gantner Swim Suits The Americans, MaeArthur said, gation amendment, a Senate bill (Oentlaaed oa Page Fear) are going to be on this strategic to extend the draft law was put man s Point 4 Pro spot between Japan and Formosa Washington, June 22—UP)—Sen on a speedup schedule today In an The Fashion Swimtvear of 1950 ator Gillette (D -Ia) said today Wants U. N. "for a long time.” Theater Ceiling Falls effort to beat a Friday midnight gram Also Attacketl HALE’S J (4) Dulles told a news conference Senate InvesUlgators will check nu deadline. his, Johnson's and Bradley’s con merous complaints of "alleged Sees Greater The Fashion Academy, which selects the world's That’s when tho present Selec Washington, June 22—(45— PreS' clusions will be pooled on their huge expenditures" in at least Arms Check ten best dressed women, selects Gantner for its cov tive Service law expires. Idsnt Tnimsn’i program for eco return to Washington and ‘T think four Senatorial primary races. eted 1950 award. Where smartest resorts are On Balcony Audience Democratic Leader Lucas of Il nomic and military aid to West' Peace Hopes they will form the basis for some He said the complaints involve presents the Itwoj sleepingest pillows in the world... a-sparkle, you'll see Fa.shlon Academy award GantL linois called the Senators to work ern Europe was under heavy RS' positive action but I cannot fore campaigns In North Carolina, U. S. Asks Setup to Reg ner swim suits. Swlmakina shown for young and an hour early (10 a m., e. s. t.) in publican attack today. cast what.” He explained: Florida, Pennsylvania and Illinois, an attempt to settle the Issue on lovely swimmers, or other Gold Medal swim suits The greatest pressure was be By "positive action” he meant and other undesignated states. Only One of Thirty In ulate Nations’ Armed time. It still seemed likely that Acheson Says West Is In quick to dry nylons. Sizes 32 to 44. ing brought to ^ a r In the Senate PLAYTEX‘''Extranump”and PLAYTEX*"Regular” Gillette is chairman of the Sen Governors Get jured Is Considered Forces aiid Weapons Congreaa would be forced to paaa Appropriations Committee. A de At Threshold of New (OoBthioed oa Page Four) ate Subcommittee on Privilegea a stop-gap bill to keep the act in termlned effort is being made and Elections, which has the duty effect beyond tomorrow. Serious; She Plunged Lake Success, June 22 -(45— there to cut down the size of the Period In Its Quest of policing this year’s election Big Pep Talk Will Meet Ohstaclee Marshall Plan program. Superfoam' Pillows! $ 7 . 9 5 to $ 1 6 9 5 36 senators. The United States asked the Unit The extension bill had several Cool pin-dol voile . wMi o To Orchestra Floor Congress authorized $2,950,000, Cambridge, Mass., Juns 22—UP) ihere't excitement end high fash* Ready to Act ed Nations today to set up an obstacles to hurdle before it could 000 for the third year of the EU' In a statement, Gillette said his be sent to the White house. Among — Secretary of State Dean Ache- Ion In this pert little simulated neatly tucked bodica buttoned Cotton Pique — Glazed Chintz — Nylon Materials Truman Invites Them Redwood City. Calif., June 22— international authority to super ropean Recovery Program. But News Tidbits group "is willing and ready to in them were: son and Philippine Ambassador to the waist. Shirred at shoulder (45—Thirty persons were hurt in a vise and check on the reduction one Republican oommlttee member O n . Carlos P. Romulo were two piece dress with its tucked- Satin Elastic Suits. vestigate and report on any spe To White House Lunch 1. A promise by Senator Russell (Called From {JP) Wires freak accident which dumped some and regulation of ordinary arms told reporters he la certain thia awarded honorary degrees today in organdy top. A lacy patterned line with pleating trim around cific complaints on matters which (D-Ga) to revive and modify his amount will be trimmed. —Lausche a Sour Note tons of ornamental plaster on and armed forces. proposal—beaten last night on a at Harvard’s 279th commence organdy with the flash and fire come within its jurisdiction.” Predict Big Cuts sleeves. Nipped at the waist with movie-goers In the balcony of the The proposal has been circu 42 to 29 vote—to permit service ment. Report Ruasia’a Communist Details on the complaints al "It looks as though we might of jeweled buttons. A pleoted Sequoia theater here last night. lated among delegates to the U. men to join units of their own race They were among 10 lemdere in a self belt. In green, navy, red, Party machine engaged in "Reign ready made were not disclosed al be able to trim from $100,000,000 front and club collar caught with Bulletin! Fifteen were injured enough to N. Commission for Conventional if they so desire. public life, science and education M 'v , ’.'- o f Terrori* purge among persona though Gillette said his group to $260,000,000 off the total,” he a patent leather belt. In brov.-n, wine. Sizes 14',^ to 24'/^. Washington, June 22—lAV— need hospitalization, but only one Armaments in preparation for a 2. A Republican move to give honored aa some 3,100 students it considers disloyal . . . Senate haa received numerous com said. red or navy. committee approves funds to plaints in writing and by personal President Tmmaa aald today was In serious condition early to discussion by the commission's Congress “ trigger control" over received diplomas from the uni he would vote the atraight day. The others required only Working committee (meets 2 p. m actual drafting or Inductions, as In the same committee, PresI versity amid academic rites three Sizes 10 to 18. modernize 10 submarlnea . . .Ohio report, of the alleged huge expend Cheese the riAvrax Smptr. Democratie ticket If he lived first aid. Eastern Standard Time). provided In a House-passed mea dent Tollman’s Point Four Plan to centuries old. $ 1 5 . 9 8 river steamship firm will sell two itures of money in connection give technical aid and assistance foam Pillow yea like best for 5-98 In Ohio. He added that he Mrs. Vangie Case, 34. of Red Conventional arms are rifles, ar- sure, The Senate bill would retain In an address before the Har liver packets for $20,000 , . . . with nominating primaries or . con to backward areas of the world wonderfal, relaxiae sleep! thinks Ohio without a doubt wood Chty, was still unconscious in tlllery, na\’ai and aircraft and al- this authority In the hands of vard University Alumni Associa Some 2,500 Ohio college graduates ventions for the office of United was under fire. will elect a Democratie Sena President Truman. tion. Acheson declared that the listed with state unemployment States Senator in several states." An effort Is being made to M.—