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poelUon I think hla family would l t « enjoy their waking boprs much PlayB Hero Role ft: % <' About Town more.' 1 despise anonymous let­ Poppies Help Engaged Pbone Event Heard Along Main Street. ters, however, considering the 9,500 TIi« IfMBoctal H o ^ ta l Worn- type of person I hava been dls- •n'a AuxUlaiT wOl h m a bualn«M And on Some of Manche$ter*$ Side Streeia, Too cuaalng i will simply algn myself, IMsabled Yets Draws Crowd U M tinf Monday aftanioon at two “ Your Constant Keader." i o'clock at the hoapltal. A larye Mmnehutor^A City of VttUtgo Charm attendance U hoped for aa aereral Ho Boooer Is the rumor out that < in a public place. Here a tower The postman gives us the follow­ Sale Here Will Take Estimate 3,500 Attend­ important mattera of buatneaa will there Is to bo addition to the had to be buUt to catch the im- ing; IB) MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MAT 24, 1948 (FOURTEEN PAGES) be diacusaed. family than people start to ask pulaea. But now on private real- Dear Heard Along Main Street; Place on May 27, 28 ed *H)pen Honse” at r irOL. f L x m , NO. 2M "what are you going to name it? " dencea, aerlala are appearing that 1 wish to say my little piece. And 29, Says Lc^on The Rockville Emblem Oub This designation as "it" gives a go up only ten or fifteen fpet. In answer to "Last Correspond­ Local Exdiange will have a aewlng aocial at the choice, of course. You can wish it The reaaon for the Increased In­ ent” I'm wondering If bis insom­ n ka home. Wedneaday, May 26. to be a boy or i girl, or twins. terest is that aending atatlona in nia hasn't incresseil threefold since Poppy days win be obaerved in Ona o f the moat ■aeeemful AHen|uidi of Tel AtIt Air Raid at eight o'clock. The following Young parenta go to town dur­ this area, are echeduled td'be in his last letter. Manchester on May 27, 2S, and 29, *pppn Houm” programs ever British Override committee will be in charge; Mn. ing the naming spree, aa do grand­ operation in June, only a few Speaking of spacf-fillers I feel when popples made by veterans at ■taged by the Southen New Bng- Arabs to Ask More Ibereaa Stoddard, chairman; Mrs. mas, uncles, auntr and well-mean­ land Telephone Company In any weeks away. Yeaterday an A.P. he Chould be very grateful to the Newrlngton Veteran's hosiptal will NeUle Hunt, Mra. Lucy Larkin. ing friends. The young ones are editor to be allowed to put in such exchange waa held here when dispatch from New York rtated ba offered to the people of Man- Mra Ann Lagan. apt to go in for the moyle-name that the Boaton baseball games menial criticism of one of our most about 2,500 adults and achool diH- m stylism of the year or something will be sent ouv in June. Interesting and faithful contribu­ cheater by AtuiUary and Legion dren toured the c—The Taking Oath ation as did the McCarthy's. ing it as 'Your Last Correspond­ space-fillers and less of "Last cor- Mr. Forbea will play opposite families of veterans, the Auxiliary Chief Operator Anna Hemes, 10:4S. ent' stated In last Saturday's Her­ respondenU." through its 11,000 Units In com­ don, Vermont. BriUsh Control commisaion Think Truman ’An­ Annonnee TlMy Wfll McCarthy was the father of a Miaa Mary-Gray Malaon (who ta No date has been set for the Plant Service Supervisor Thomas fine boy. He was proud of the lad ald. Yea, I have thoroughly enjoy­ Signed, munities at over the United States F. Oanley, Jr., and Mr. Hobron installed s liaifion ofHcer to­ little Nell, an ald-faahloned her­ and its territorial possessions has wedding. swer to Country’s Pray Proposes Management Ask Extension; Rejee- and so was all the rest of the ed Yeadlng It, until I read ‘Your "Happy." oine). Wilfred Maxwell la fully pre­ were the official hosts at open day in the Communist-con­ McCarthy tribe. Each member Last Correspondent'a' contribu­ organized a force of 120,000 un­ houae. Employees In each depart­ tion Still Indicated pared to be hiaaed aa the villain, paid volunteers. trolled central police head­ er for Leadership’ And Labor Negotia­ suggested a proper name for the tion last Saturday. That was It has been said—and truly, Hilton Hayea. Elinor Dougan takes place in the hearts of people all ment—Plant, Traffic and Com­ about as welcome as a skunk at The poppy was adopted by the over the world aa e symbol of quarters of Berlin, over the tors Omie Under Anti- boy, and the argument waxed hot, that every problem can be solved the part of the girl from the city, mercial—demonstrated their re­ Washlngtoa, May 24.—(p C s i ^ M sy 84.——-110 Atlantic for of all the ways you can insplt a lawn party. if enough time and thought is giv­ American Legion as Its memorial sacrifice, does not belong to the spective phases of telephone protests of the Soviet Mili­ Aa water i M s a brakcu asala petto the quick aad tho dead aSke, Jewish me werfceis luawvo the "other woman” in the villain's flower in 1020 and it has also ^ a person, none is more insulting "I am wondering if he la a frus­ en to it. And a bright man does career, while Robert Smith acts aa heroes of World War I alone. Its work. tary admlnUtration. All three Senator Oeorga (D., Oa.), said to­ e ( a vletbu fretu a hsmh battered bulliling In Ted A vtv after aa air raid ^ Efiyptlaa phwes oa the Red Provision of Act Arabs continiMd their cam- than to fail to go along with his trated—no. I will say disgruntled the thinking. come the memorial flower of the association In the expertencea day the voters ought to elect la capital ed tea eL (l% ote by David S. Boyer, NBA-Acuse staff ee rreapoadeat.) (N B A radio ' tolo- psiffn In Pslfistinc t o ^ and her father and carries the aolution British, French and Canadian western powers had served Range and Fuel choice of a name for a kid. (I like that, for the 'gnm t' part And it has also been said that to the dramatic myatery. Gertrude lives and deaths of heroes of an­ November "a strong, one-term photo). W’oshlngton, May 24— (ff>—Rap- decided to ask the United N a­ There was heavy argument, reminds me of a hog that didn't World War veterans as well aa other war bind It closely to them notice last weak they Intsnded to the solution of the most vexing Herrmann is Granny Perklna who other American veterans' organ­ -aariga such officara, daapita Rua- president who can set thia coun­ reaenUUve Lrndin (R-Otnd.) pro­ tions Security Coandl for then word battle imtil McCarthy get more than hla share at the problems can be simply explained. alL Whether they fell at Bataan, is in possession of the aecret of izations.' I alaa clalma It waa iUagal aad try on the right course." posed today that a aon-coaununlat got sick and tired of the family feeding trough) politician, for he For example, the historic demon­ Nell’s identity, and Adeline Perk- Guadalcanal, Iwo Jlma, Plandera, Alice Cofran more time to discoas thsir OIL trouble. has used a trick dear to politi­ An Money Goes to Veteraaa Normandy or Tunisia, whether Biaaat latarferaaca by tha weat- George, who haa been mention­ oath be required of mnaagament stand on the CoundTs odl stration of Columbus before Isxy ina plays the part of Granny's The rape paper poppy was se­ am alUaa la Oannaa poUca opaiw- Recess Likely and labor negoUatoro. "I'll settle this fairly", he said, cians in his criticlam of Joaephlne friend, Lolly Wllklna. they died in prison camp or in Readinga Dally ed aa Oeorgla’a favorite son can­ Agree to Bargaining for a cesse-flre. Both tha and Ferdy In which ha took an lected as the official poppy of the hospital beds from the ravages of Uona. Landis thus would broaden the and he wrote each name on a slip Hills' writing and that la, only egg, broke it into a aklllet. stirred "He Ain’t Done Right By Nell" didate In the Dixie d vll rights United States and Mtaia L T. WOOD CO. of paper. These he placed in his quoting a part of a statement she Ameriesh Legion end Auxiliary war, the little red Poppy will be to 169 Church St Hartford U. 8. oooupatloB xuthorttlaa In- battle against President Truman's Taft-Hartley law which now re­ It I round wit.i a fork to prove the If. directed by Allen F. Bray HI because It provided the maximum tand to aat up a similar offlca In For Congress quires only top union officials to urgwl tlM Arab aeUoM to efeMs hat and ahook it vigorously. made. He wrote, quoting her, us always s symbol of their sacri­ Telephon* 6-2024 nomination, told a reporter he earth was scrambled. Which it is, of Trinity College ley assistant at work for the disabled man with fice. tba baadquartara of tba ualform- In Chrysler Strike make affidavits that they are not by the UJ4. order, wbldi In eL il BtaMO St. Td. 44M Then he drew. 'Speak with authority . . . only even today. St. Mary's. Mr. Bray will give an doesn't t h l^ Mr. Truman "is the That's the way Seven and One the minimum expenditure for ma­ ad poUoa aad tba Frsnch ta tha Communists. Unless they do so, •cceptad Sunday, aubjact to TGrib on Art.' She qualified that atdte- But to our problem, a purely old-fashioned prologue. terials. It was ruled by the Legion answer to tho country’s prayer M TM M ttt. Half McCarthy got his name. ment by saying, ‘and even on this criailaal poUcs baadquartara. AU for leadership. ’Must’ Bills Cast Dark their unions ore denied recognition local one. Miss Gene Walton, well known that all funds received from the by the NaUcnol Labor Reiatloni Mrw Kothertoe Wotawright Tba Stcurity CbuaeU bad oalteS groimd I must be well prepared.’ thraa huUdlBga ara In tbs Sovtat "W e need a strong, one-term Why are dogs biting our mail whistler, will star among Nell’s sale of the poppies must ^ used ■actor of Berlin. Shadow Over Plans Michigan Governor Caps board. Auatla (above). 26-yew-eM Saturday tor tlto guns to fSB You'd be surprised at the inter­ "I have enjoyed reading Mra. president who will forget poUtics carriers lately? "Kinfolk" vho will provide the rest exclusively for the welfare and An offlca waa not mada avall- He expressed hla views os the wMew sad ■ regtoterad m u m at oUent at noon, • o .t I t e Arab est being shown around town Hills’ articles very much and I Because— oh, this la so simple. comfort of veterans and their and bring expenditures down to To Adjourn June 18 Dramatic Night • Long News Tidbits Nortb Andover, Maaa, w m efe am sure many others liave. I of the evening’s enUrUinment. BUY abla Immadlataly to tha Amariean Senate-House watchdog committee aationa tot that Uzm pooe vrttbaet ? ^ S U ^ about television these days. Because of the twice a day mall Nell herself will appear with the families. the point where are won’t go think her view of subjects she Malaon offtear. V. N. Kovade of bankrupt," the Georgia senator Session by Making Culled From UP) Wires set up under the act opened its aceeptoaca or rajocOon ot tba \T S Up until a few months ago. the delivery. Rotary Club Trio between the acts. In 1924 it was seen that the Forast Jlilla. N. T.. whan ba vrant Woshinton, May 24 — (F) — A first public hearings 11 months af­ ttvittco at tbe NavM truce, but oaaouaced th«r weald only receiving set was the one at dlscuases is very sensibla and tol­ The family dog has for years poppy program lent itself more declared. Aaupolte. Md. Sbe ; erant and her use of EkigUah fully Others on the program are Dorothy to ualformad poUca baadquartara thick otock of "muat" bills cost a Announcement Today ter enactment of the law. •eek exteaaloB WlUe's Grill. That is the only one watched over his master's house. Marino. Tony ObrighL Oaye Alex­ naturally to the work of women, "Headlag for DeScir ed by MldsblpiMUi Frodarleli " aa good as that of ‘Your Last thia Btoralag. Franch oOleiala said "Unless we change the trend dark riiadow today over plans of Britain Oreraeoa Alrwaya aaya Londlo, a committee member, tU midnight Tueadoy. ojsX. He sees the milkman, the ice­ ander. the Stevenson family from and the American Leg(ion gave the MEMORIALS t also proposed the act state that Neloen mt Feti raburg. Abwka, Correspondent' in hia antde con­ thagr had not yat sent thatr rspra- we arc In now," George said, “we Republican leaders to adjourn one of ita planea waa Intercepted Rejectloa o f tho plan, avoa than, man, the grocerjrman and others the Manchester Pipe Ba.nd, all with Auxiliary complete charge of the statlva to tha criminal poUca. Bulletin! it shall not be on unfair labor prac­ captoto of tbe top-m iirag Naval tribution. j ' are beading for expenditures that Congress June 18. and fired upon Saturday by was tndlcatod both Im n and at bringing food to his master and Riiesell Potterton at the piano. national program. Each year ap­ Detroit. May 24.— incidentally for himself. And he "He Ain’t Dene Right By Nell” proximately 25,000,000 Americana Wagnar, actlag chlaf of tha unl- la bis ctaaamata. (A F wtro- h elp ^ by aoaklng hla head five In calendar year 1949. We are extra hour shift this week and be­ General Motors Corp. today nawa. . . .Connecticut Frnaco- versive” worker "it It Is established fidol' boro told of plana ta edviaa knows thes\ are good people and and added entertainment for Neil's w’ear American Legion poppies In OF PROVEN foimad poUoa, raquastad an that he is a member of on organ­ Pboto). mlnutea in a bath-tub of water— headlag for a deficit and In­ gin night aessiona later in an effort offered the CIO United Aoto Ameriron guba, holding conven­ tho Socurily Gbuaeil tltot tha RELIEF mean no harm ao he molests them relatives is oelng given for summer tribute to the war dead, contribut­ f rom tha AUlad Kommandatura’a ization listed os subveraive by the I am sure he would enjoy a long creased taxes and I don't think to jam through a bundle of con­ tion in Norwich, bear address in Arab nations are wUltaff to atop not. He also knows the mailman conference scholarships and for the ing for the flowers well over two Workers a wage increase in attorney general's office." sound sleep afterwv'ds, and If his Public Safety commlttaa. The fhe country can stand i t " troversies . French by Bishop Henry J. fighting If tba Jawlah A n q r to brings something fOr his master ' Sunnlecroff fund of the Episcopal million dollars for the welfare of floounlttaa hao not bean function­ excess of six cents an hour, Landis Joined Benator Ives (R- AT LAST tetter is an indication of his dis- But unless the lawrmakers some­ O’Brien. . . .First cahteet of new disbanded and the portiUoa flan when he comes in the morning. D ocese of Connecticut, llcketa will the war's living victims. ing atooa tha Ruaslana walked out George said be hasn’t decided N Y ) and Paul M. Herxog, chair­ Deadline Near Fee Maay SUPERIORITY yet who the one-term candidate how con avoid the usual session- according to reliable sources. Italian Republic being sworn in Is shelved. Iboae are eondlttowe But—and here the canine brain be sold through the Church office The poppy, which had won a raeently whan the waatam powers man, and Robert N. Denham, gen­ ■hould be. He added he is waiting end squabbles, the best gueu today today. . . .Meat haadlera stream the Israeli fevemoMat ubvtouaiy functions cannily. and by members of the Graduate ■ought to croaa-axamlna Paul eral counsel ot the NLRB, in urg­ to see whom the Republicans and back to work except St Wilson WlU not ocoopL ASTHMA The mailman leaves something gu b and St. Mary'a Church School. Maikgraf, police preaidant. W ag­ la that they will be able only to Detroit, May ing repeal of the Toft-Hartley sec­ On Cease Fire Democrats nominate and what the recess for the Republican and and Company and Cudahy planta. in the morning. Why then does he Correctly desiirncd monumenta are products of careful, ner Is a BMmber of tha Sovlet- Gov. Kim Sigler stepped into tion which requires ■ majority of Faria Bl Khourl. Arab rapirMaa* DRIVING SCHOOL. party platforms are. Democratic NsUoniU conventions . . .Indian government an­ tativo on tho Soeurtty Gbunea SUFFERERS come again in the afternoon? To intelligent study. They have balance, distinction and ^oaaorad SocUllat Unity party. the Chrysler Corp strike to­ employes to vote for a union shop EINAR S0L0M0N80N take that something back. And so have become disillusioned with We Are Now The Georgian indicated he may and then return to finish the job nounces death penalty wUl be In­ sold boforo tba orightol tzoea LeaaoBi oa DuaMkietrei Oars the natural processes. meaning; they have beauty that will endure. Told to Igaare Move day and brought both sides voked against Communists who before one con be set up. Security Council Dele­ •ANSOTTS AVrOMA REM­ the dog bites that Indian giver. not go along with one proposed in Woshingten’s hot and muggy doiriUiM that A n A n would OaOa 'Taken at (Xty Cab Oow Some of these very early spe­ OoL Jamaa StawarL British southern move to put the name of summer weather. attempt violence in Madras prov­ Under a union shop, employers EDY l i M l MW. II h M hem back to the bargaining table. can hire knyoue they choose, but gates PcMimiatic on stop sabuag «to ltA a .itqq>aa> cialists have fine long grass grow­ Taking Listings pubUc safety official, aald Mark Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower be­ Complicating the tightly-packed ince. . . .Stock market takes Mad ler years la aoaas aeo- tYhere are all the early farmers The governor capped a dra­ workers mujt join the union later. ol aovonanast Unratl ooeead TELEPHONE 5141 now, who, one warm day a few ing In their once carefully har­ graf did not want to provida the fore the Democratic convention. lagislative schedule U a report breathing spell today. . .Cotton Truce Appeal Chances fuactioalag. . lloM of tba esaatiy aad rowed gardens. They will have matic night-loM session b y • ThU to' the only proposal being dM sally tested la Oooaeett- weeks back, were gloating over Of Real Estate, Britiah llalana iM n aa omea 'it' SUoaliQiwer waa quoted lirC M - that ana top-ranking Republican tStMT' d W x by fif WsRlng UaderSna CtoMweeana to harrow and plant again. considered by the joint committee ^ far the past two years. com three Inches high? What Manchester Memorial Co. first baeausa ha had reoeivad cago last week as saylBg he Isn’t aenstor is carrying an anti-poll tax telling newspapemen that thia morning.. BaDtftia! Tha Britiah and AtooHoon ap> A few things can be gotten which is regarded oa having a teaaHa hova has become of all thoee boasting vlaC Instructions to Ignore going to give pubUo support to bill around *n his pocket. He plans the CIO United Auto Work­ "1 didn’t do It,” aaya Mrs. Ann peola fo r pooco, dattveiad la OMra away with from time to time in City and A. H. AIM ETTI, Prop. chance for congressional action this Lake SuccMo. May 24—on— pea bruahers who had bushels In waatam alllaa’ moya. either the RepubUcan or Demo­ to offer it as an amendment to ers and Chrysler hod agreed to Seamans Powers, Newark wait­ ress held for murder of Police ■easlon. Tbe United NsttoM sight then? Connecticut. Early planting is "Now I won't hava to aend my cratic nominee for president any House-passed bill that affords sit dowrn Wednesday and try to one of them. The safe farmer, Harrison Street — Manchester Capt. Thomas J. Rowe. . . .New Landis and Ives are aponaora of ter ■ ceoae-flre to Fbleattae « Britlsh- Now they go around with long Suburban Published reports said he de­ any kind o f peg for It settle the 13-day-old walkout. however, figures June 1 in any set of triplets gives Anthony bills to abollah the union shop vote foaaod today wltbMrt oxy •ffl- CNKTSKEKI SANSON’ S faces, sneering at the faint sun, OPP. EAST CEMETERY PHONE 5207 OR 7787 (OsaWaaaS aa Fags Tea) clared he bad no intention of Certolx to Cause FUlbuster To Meet at Detroit year aa the start of the growing Dupre, 38, former circus perform­ rocedure. Tt.ey, together with fiol word ot er r»- glowering at the showers, shak­ Property opening hla mouth about the vari­ That would be certain to cause aeaaon, peas and a few other crops ous candidates. They wlU meet In the gover­ er, a record of 85 ehlldren from Slerzog and Denham, told the com­ Jertlon from tbe Ara be. Israel ASTHMA REMEDY Americon Club ing their fiats at the cold. They a filibuster by southern Democrats. nor’s Detroit headquarters, Sigler • ueiiiMwiieHT excepted. This seemed to throw cold wa­ Many of them have promised to four wives. . . .Nanking Army mittee the union shop )-oa carried said the Jewe ureuM atep flgbt- Is Now AvallaMs To All This year it looks as if maybe said. The time ta 2 p. m. (e.s.t.) headquarters asks university of­ in an overwhelming number of elec­ tog If tbe Arab* weuML UMoe Wong Oiina^s ter on a back stage nmve by talk Indefinitely to prevent enact­ Wedneaday. tions. Aatlnaa Safferen At The July 1 would be a better bet for /Voir Available friends of somo RepubUen and ment of any of the civil rights ficials to holt scheduled student were reports that tbe Arabs If the meeting comes off as Ives, also a committee member, Flashes! • ♦N l.tflO K I •WIIPINA ToOowlog Dtag Storas BINGO planting. Democratic hopefuls to get the measures asked by President Tru­ moss meetings. ! .Supreme court would oak n SS-keur exicaaleo 35 ACRE FARM New Premier Columbia university president to man. planned, it will be the first get to­ votes to give Homer C. Price, Al­ a:^id these elections have bogged to petmlt d'aeuoalee ef trace (Late BnSiittoe o f Mn (FS MSia) Modern Florol SOUTH COVENTRY take sldea In favor of their nwn. The Senate planned to resume gether since May 11, the day be­ catraz long termer, chance to down both tbe board and the gen­ terras. qU INKTI ra A R M A C T The East Center street parklets fore the 75,000 Chrysler produc­ eral counoel's staff. • Mir.A»IUtTIN« Tel. II M are sporting a new look tiicse 7 room bouse ready to move It waa somewhat pleasing, how­ debate today on the annual farm fight court battle for hia freedom. TONIGHT ever, to the southerners who think tion workers hit the picket line. Pvt. Paul Howard wins $.1 bet Landis proposed that either the Lake Success, May 24 — (F) - NORTH END PHARMACY Arrangements days with the recently planted into. 5 rooms down. 2 up. mod­ Leading Scientist Con appropriation providing more than 5-man board be enlarged to seven, TeL 6M5 they might be able to push Eisen­ 21,000,000,000 for the Agriculture The UAW-CIO hss asked a 30- by jumping 35 feet off Sousa The United Nations deadline for a CblcngOk Mny 14 - (F>" A SnatF dogwood trees already leafing out em kitchen and hulh. AvallaMe cent hourly wage increase. (Chrys­ or that more authority be given rolestlne cease fire neared today By experienced florists. For and blooming. But the parklets with beat and oil burner, large firmed by Legisla­ hower over at the Democratic con- department bridge into Anacoata river and of bnUeto ondeS tba S l^ « t aaa- vffintioiu ler at one time offered six cents the NLRB legal staff to ease the without any sign that the Arabs CENTER PHARMACY Weddings, Anniversaries, also still sport a waste paper and ham. slln, large cbleken ooop So far Congress haa sent to Mr. living.. Five hold-up youths take load of the board members. Unto bank aabkdr JOHN F. YOUNG TsL ISM ORANGE HALL Foesihillty Olvea Serious Study but this was rejected. The union would heed the appeal. Funeral Etc rubbish look. For some reaaon or and tool shed. E:M OBVO other waste paper seems to col­ cents but reverted to 30 cents PHHi ALLEN lect in the parklets more than Hanking, May 24—(F>—SUght, have to be passed before the new year old Charles Rogers, Seattle, (Uoattoued on Page Four) ed to meet at 1:30 p. m. (e.s.L), onotker Mlffng- TeL M SI ANDERSON (Uoattaued oo Fage Fanr) fiscal year begins July 1. when the strike was called. BIG PRIZES! anywhere else in town. Just why VERNON SS-yaarK>ld Wong Wen-Hao, rated killed as he and seven year old 1 the delegates were pesaloatotle ferrad ta by LYNDON GILMORE Perhaps the most controversial fhatarlag >Ym Don vary the rubbish gathers in those grass China’a leading acientiat, waa con­ .Moves Quietly and Fast companion play with gun..Gen­ over the chances of their true* "U ttta Bnaaaa." dtod PHONE 2-1254 GREENHOUSES 6 ROOM HOUSE of the money bUls wlU be the one eral MacArthur notes that rising bend wanndi nt n Wood SMa Ito plots Is hard to understand. Per­ firmed today aa premier. He was Slpler moved quietly and fast. appeal made late Saturday. 4 down, 2 up. Available now. making available actual funds for birth rate and falling death rate toraecttan. Bia atoyara Siat fcaS 155 Eldridict 8L Tel. 8486 haps some of the local civic or­ 'PiM idaat Cbltaa Kal-Shek'a aur- He came into Detroit Sunday. Despite U. S. warnings that an­ l-ot 215’ z 219'. All modem Im- the Eluropean recovery program are contribution to Japan’s prob­ Short Terms from aa antamebOe, Ibon wnIkN Admission 25c **nowers By Wire” ganizations will adopt a program priss choice. Illinois Couple He immediately got in touch with other appeal would be merely • pmveroents. hot water heat with ' Tha action carried the generalla- and other foreign aid projects. top UAW-CTO officials. EmU lems..U. S. Air Force headquar­ waste of time, the Council colled a w r to him and l olabed tba Joto of keeping this main town boule­ oil burarr, copper plumbing aad These qow are being financed out ters in Europe denies allegations wltneasea mid. vard clean. aimo over the most serious Inter­ Mazoy, acting president of the Plans Rapped on the Arabs and Jews to atop o at 0 heating. Extra laiod avSllablab nal challenge to hla leadership In Fall to Death of ReconatrucUon Ftoance Corpor­ big union, went to his Book Cadil­ made by American Negro editors fighting within 88 houra from two decades. But it Is not Ukely ation funds. The appropriation lac hotel suite. concrt’nlng Negro troop conditions Saturday midnight (a.s.t.). The Damoadiag MlUtoiy AM bill has not yet reached the House ARMY AND NAVY CLUB There are a good many singers 50 acre gentleman’a Ihroi la to end the struggle for power With him went Norman Mat­ at ammunition depot near Munich deadline la noon today. Ijondon, May 24—(F)— Fionm on the radio who don’t have the Htaflord Springs. 2 family boose, floor, where all 'money allotments Five Democratic Solons la raportad to ba dminiadlng that buUding up within the govern­ Attorney and His Wife thews. who haa headed the union's Louisiana gas stations close up As expected, the state of Israel talent of Johnnie Carrelro, bar­ perfect condltton. I ear gamge. ment must originate. tba Unitod SUtea guoroataa ndS- BUYING?... SELLING? fight against Chrysler. in one day protest against pro­ order cease fire If the Arabs man at Farr’s new dining room. large bam, 2 atory cMekeii Other "Must" Measures See Danger in Atomic lory oM ta tbe Hostem Borapana Tha new Legislature, whose Plunge from Ninth Sigler talked to them. Then he posed two cents a gallon tax In- would. The Arabs, however, had Johnnie has a brother who con­ house, large 2 story wagon abed. members forced Oiiang to aban­ Here are other measures listed ollUnce OB n price for approving N£W SUPER conferred with Robert • Conder, i-rensp. Eleven j-ear old boy held Energy Unit Proposal Insisted in Council debate that WE HAVE FOR SALE ducts a dance band at one of tho don efforts to retain Pnmiler Floor Room of Hotel as "musts" by a top-ranking sena­ by Chicago police in fatal shoot- u American pIna to rctNitM Ucr* REAL ESTATE (Jhrysler's director of labor rela­ they could not agree to stop fight­ ■hore resorts on Cape Cod and he Oiang gum . gave Wong reluctant tor who declined use of his name: lu;; of hi.s policeman father during nuuiy’s Initestsy. DIploamtte af- tions. and his assistant, John Washington, May 24—(F)— Five ing as long aa a Jewish state eifist- has sung for him on several oc­ That’s our business 7 days a week, 52 weeks but obedient confirmation. The Chicago, May 24— (F) — An at­ Repeal of oleo taxes—the House family quarrel Saturday night ex­ Hriab toM tadRy tba FraoMb da- Vincent P. has approved and the Senate Fi­ Leary. » ed in PHlcstine. casions. If a good orchestra lead­ a year handling Real Estate problems to your vote was 489 to 94. The Legisla­ torney and bis wife plunged nine onerated . . . . President Truman Democratic lawmakers sold today msnd has blamed on oeeard ture defeated a motion to require nance committee has completed Then the governor brought the .1. would be both "unwise and dan­ The U.S. is reported planning a among tbe western pawers an 4)ar- er la in need of a fine vocalist he floors to death early today from men together. nominates Charle* F. Bronnan to ■hould Investigate Johnnle'a tal­ Marcin, Co. satisfaction. Wong to explain his policies to their North Side hotel room. be Secretary of Agriculture.. Our gerous” to extend for only two moay's eeonomie and palltleal fn- BINGO / I t (Uonttaued on Pago Four) "They left this room in a very years the terms of the Atomic (t.'vntinued un Fagv Icn) ture. American afftctola mra da- ents. 305 No. Main St. TeL 4848 They were Harry Gnmdy, 49. friendly, receptive attitude," Sig­ State Department considering new 5000 A, Non. THOMPSbNVILLE^ WESTMINSTER ROAD Must Depend Oa ChlaBg*B Support and Loutena, 48, of 631 South demand on Arab state of Leba­ Energy commissioners. Bcribdd aa uantlllnx to oaqmdt BIm Street—S moms, fi years Without k poUtlcal machina or Webster street, TaylorvUle, IlL ler told the press at an early In a minority report of the Sen­ themselves oa s aUltnry poet. AT 8:30 SHARP • room single, hot water morning conference. non for release of Americana be­ oU, oomplela. 4iarage. brantl- power of his own, Wong—who The bodies struck the sidewalk ing held. .Speaker Martin comes ate-House Atomic committee, • • • heat, oil, full Insulation, .np- weighs leas than 100 pounds— tally huidsoaped. Imit trees. On per plumbing, tile hath, .'to In front o f the Commonwealth ho­ Fiiuiish Reds No Formula Proposed to defense of his GOP colleagues they urged that the recommenda- Rivers Pour Agree oa No Strikea EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT bus line. Fnmaee bent. Large exixlient buy. must depend on strong support by tel at 2757 Pine Grove avenue a Sigler said he proposed no tloiiR of Preaident lYuman be Waskingtan. May 24— (F)—A ami ) on II Uarc II Oilang to enforce hia program. He against charges the budget has loL Priced for quick eale. Owa- foot apart after crashing through formula for settling the strike. not been trimmed as promised. carried out. The preaident on Rve-yenr ngf asment ngntoM otilkm PonED P lants is expected to form hia caUnet Tie Up Ships April 20 renominated (Chairman Over Banks •r aovlag out of town. ARDMORE ROAD window pane and screen of their "I asked them to reenter nego­ or lockonta to saaot of tko aogs* within two daya Haganalkjpipose.s rigid military 6 room single, open stair­ room’s window. Grundy’s body tiations and to make a sincere censorship In IhileMInr. . . . Large David E. Lilienthal for a five year merrlol priattog todaotiy wan ATTRACTIVE DOOR PRIZES! EDMUND STREET way, screens and storm win­ giian g's successful nomination waa clad in pajamas, that of hia effort to .soive their differences,’ lenii and the other commisaion- aanouaead today. AS dtopoton u p ( , i M i; M H l.( I K K of the CXnada-educated geologist attendance at i ’nited ('liiiroli in 25c ea. and up 0 ronras complete. Tile batb, dows, nicely landscaped. wife wrapped In a housecoat. Her Paralyse Docks With the govi rr.or said. , Shirley, Ma-s.^.. at service adver­ ers for tornus ranging from one to M ore Kuiii Foreca»t To­ to be derided by aiMtmtton andor Geraniums lavoralnry. fuU Insulslinn. fire­ and former minister of economic shattered wrist watch stopped at four years. tbe ngraement signed at Frssa affairs was a defeat for the Kuo- Sigler said neither state nor tised for "sinners only".. Strike place. hnt water beaL Near STONE STREET— 5:35 o’clock. Walkout to Support Federal mediators would have a of 30,000 telephone equipment The Democrats f 'd a bill intro­ day for Drenched Pa* men’s borne. Tena.. by tba A F L INM Hae and sbnpping center. 6 room single, oil hot water mlntang (government party) Lieut. Albert Hoffman of the Pr'ntlng Freoamea’q naian and tbe Vinca Vines 35c; 3 for $1.00 REFRIGERATORS group which sought to dictate the D ism issed M inister part in the conference. He won't workers now threatened.. William duced by (Chairman Hlckenlooper cific Norlhwesl Area Scady In move ta nn comple- bent, gfeplace. full Insulation. Sheffield Avenue police station said even be there himself, he added. Revere, banker, Canton, Mass., (R-Iowh) and .Senator Edwin C. FrUtlng ladustry e f Amarlcn% ■ • . . \\ a-(i(TV- - 1 :K'ftric .'vmk-. Unu of aale. Beautiful kltrhen. large living selection In order to control key a medical case report found in the Union Employers sactlaa. Oeorga ministries. "It will be strictly a company and great grandson of Paul Re­ Johnson lO-Cnloi "would serious­ Large Flowering Petunias mom, comer lot. Near bus line Grundy's luggage Indicated that|. Helsinki, Finland, May 24—(F>— and union affair.” he explained. vere. Is dead..Luis Tame. <-nni- ly impair the cfficleney of the By The As.'Wiated Press L. Barry, preoldent at the nnlsn, HOLLISTER STREET— and shopping center. But In the battle for power, fac­ the attorney )iad suffered from epi­ CommunlsU paralysed Finnish and H am V. Duffy, cbalnann of Standard Appliance Co. tional leaders may use the Legis­ Sigler's press conference came tnander of rebellious prHsent.s. de­ stornie onerg.v program." It would More rain \va.^ forecast today S ronma, 2 tuiNnlshed. INI lepsy and was subject to fits of docks with a woUout today and for the drenched Pacific northwest tbe FIA Unloa E m ^ yera Bean aa Dance Fantasy 3 for $1.00 N,-, 'h M.iin :r.Tt I'buno 2-1, lature’s new constitutional author­ fiantly offers Philippine govern- e.xterd all of the terms to June baraer, hot water beat Full WALKER S T R E E 1 - depression. He said there was no were reported planning a general as dozens of rivers and streania Arbitration caimmlttoo, aanaunaad ity to vote Wong out of offlca If ha s l ^ of a struggle In the room. (Continued on Page Two) ■ inent an armed truce. Z, I9.">u laaulatlim. Overhead shower. Tw4.-tencment Hal, fi and strike to support Yrjo Leino, dis­ Til'- bill ws.x approved by continued to pour over their banks tbe port. of Large Asaortflient of BeauHtal Idirbea. Will deco­ 5, Individual steam heal, porch. disagreea with Ita policies. It is The lieutenant sold he believed • • • tha view htra that only completa missed Communist minister of In­ j msjority of the committee last (4nd flood major portions of the rate ta tail bayer. Near bus line. Good condition M n. Grundy hod been killed trying terior. area. Vole In Favor CM Uakm MIXED POTS AND BASKETS tbmngbout. support by CTilang will permit to pnvent her huabond from leap­ ‘ week In a report st that time, the Leino waa ousted after Parlia­ majority said any hasty decialont A tug with two men aboard van­ HorUord. May 24—(F>- Can- For the Cemetery OIXOTT DRIVE— Wong to do hla job offecUyely. ing through tha window—that she Tom Satvyer / Need For Unity Told ment voted non-confidence in him ^Fallen A n gel’ Mentioned as to a permanent administrative ished in the swollen Columbia river .aerllcot CoagragaUaaaUoto voted AT REASONABLE PRICES! 7 ronma. attached breeteway PRINCETON STREET— was dragged through while frying laat week. Flnnloh leaders said yasterday but no other casualties 412 to 115 to Invar af tba nalaa of aad garage, ameslte drive. Ire- S-mom single. Large lot The generalissimo, in hia nomi­ to hold him back. pattern for the commlaalon are nation message, told the Legisla­ they expected a general strike call "unwarranted and unwlae.” were reported. tbelr denamtoatloa wMb tbq Brab* Given by the Pupils o f place, lavatory, tile baths, hot Brfch and frame. Dowitstalrs Dr. William S. Sadler, a C^hlcogo geSenI ■eferawd ebareb to a aeesd- Assorted " ture Wong was well fitted to direct would foil because of the strong On Statue’s Fragments Hlckenlooper told a reporter he All Time Record for Mny water nil beat, tall lasniation, lavntory. tile Iwlh. Hot water paychUtrlBt, told police he had opposition of the leading Social The Weather Bureau at Spo­ teg thin maralag Ibat gnebod Mm copper plumbing, lanndery in beat. Oil burner. Rasemeat intematlonal odoperatlon; national been treating Grundy for 15 years hopes to get the Senate to act on FLOWERING ANNUAL PLANTS reconstruction and acceptance of Democrat party. kane, Wash., said yesterday's torie Orator ebareb la WASTE PAPER basement, largo lot. Now laundry and hatrbwny. and that Mrs. Grundy had brought the bill sometime this week. He steady rain brought the month’s American aid. In an address, he 84 Ships Idle la Harbor Philadelpma. May 24—i/Pi—Five * .\ocepted by IraquI Sr-holars As ear of tba drtogBUa vacant. her husband here for hospitaliza­ aald he thinks it will be approved total to 4.55 inches. «n all time Rolda Martin Gibson 25c doxen told members of need for unity tion. Some 34 thlpa were idle In Hel­ fragments of an inscribed Baby­ Dr. Froelicb Rainey, director of it was “a gsatt day far Otoga If we do not have or can­ sinki harbor. Strikers excepted a handily. record for May. Tbe prevloua llinltirr - B vm sdsivaf Ibt within the party. The doctor aoid he believed lonian statue dating to atiout 1500 I the museum, sidd tbe translation The Democrata— Senator Mc­ DO YOU WAN'l TO not locate the type of Russian ship and unoaded it high was 3.42 Inches in 1908. tram rataa asroag la tba Rock Garden Planta and Hardy Perennials Unless there Is an end to fac­ Grundy did not know when he B. C. have ili.sclosed the first men­ Mahon (Conn) and Reps. Lyndon School of Dancing SELU BUY OR TRADE? promptly. In Turku, the strikes tion known to literature of a "fal­ has been accepted by the two A Sl-foot dike protecting 2,500 At Rcaaonable Prices! houae you whiit we’ll build tional disputes, he said, “tha dem- come to Chicago yesterday that he B. Johnson (Tex). Durham (N O , WE HAVE CUSTOMERS spread from the harbor to all lead­ len angel" expelled from Heaven, Iroqui acbolora with whom Kram­ acres c f rich form land at Bon­ gragatloaal way.** s i it for you. ocratlo govanunent may fail and was to be hoopitallaed. Holifleld (Cmllfi and Melvin Price ners Ferry. Idaho, coUspeed and COLLECTION WAITING! vrith It will fail the power of the Dr. Sadler turned over to Lieut ing factoriea. the University of Pennsylvania er hod been working and has pub- farrtog ta tha ' I n il—Said enactment of the bill two (Ninadian dams broke, pour­ Kuomlntang." Hoffman a letter he seld was sent Half the ships tied up in Helsin­ mu.seum said vest-rdsy. llahed in Bagdad. ctatk) fipsm a f Memorial AudBtorhim Call Saturday or Sunday Tile director said the fragments would: ing water into Grand Forks. B. C„ HOMB8 UNUBR O. L BILL Many had been mentioned aa to him lest week by Mrs. Grundy ki are foreign and the government A partial translation of the in­ wbleb H u ifo rd MONDAY, MAY 24 o r RIUHTS NOW BBINQ To Inapeet Any of Theae scription was completed by Prof were from an Inscribed statue of 1. Dioaipate the spirit of political to a depth of eight feet In placeo. possible successors to ailing which related that her husband must pay their owners strike com­ More than 200 Army engtnaers riaaaly oMag w CONSTRUCT EO Properties Samuel Noah Kramer, sssociste a king named Kurlialru whirh was non-partleanship in w-hich the en­ dimiartratsd. Chang Chun iriio resigned the was "getting worse” and had st- pensation in scarce foreign cur­ from Fort Lewis. Wash., wart rency. curator of the Babylonian section raised by the king in a city 20 tire atomic energy program waa McCONVIUE premiership recently—but not tempted■ to Juijump Into a lake near niahed to Bonners Parry to old IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION milea waat o f modem Bajdad. conceived and establiahed. GREENHOUSES AND NURSERY Wong. Wong haa boon inoonsplc- TaylorvUIa about tea days ago. Ommunista walked out of a Uel- of the museum tn deftndlnf 40.000 aeroii agaUat Trsssw y Sduata y Evaung May 24, 1948 Kramer's partial translation re­ The cuaeiforma uaed in the In- 2. Impair the continuity in man­ uoua In Chlna'a poUtlcal acene for Mrs. Grundy, he oold. hod mode olnki dockyard, but Social Demo- tha rogtog Kaotonol rivar. S02 WOODBRIDGE ST, TEL. .5947 the past two years, although he ferring to the "fallen angel" scripUoo were in the difficult agement of the project. Help the Hoepital — Help Local Industry By Continninr Jariris Realty Co. on appotethient for today at the craU aUyed at work. The yard’s 3. g v a te confuaion among Jo in In SnndtoMStoB OMwa WaMiiagtoa. Nog la chairman of the National Re- Doctor’s (Thkogo

faaa are saM. tlw town will raallai ual Training High schooL | Town Profits about 11,000 Oenaisl Manager Town Officers Cinderella Show Finds Teacher Tha medical examiner. Dr. Fred MAMuiRsitBB-aimBaa a t ^ : n m itt AND BODY Oaorga H. Waddell aaid this mem* North Coventry 'Taree Fined Boy Killed Shrine Qnb Newa Ridii^ Horses M. Haddad, aald Mrs. Banks told ttsn. Hot wUe lag. Here Wednesday him her husband had bad brsak- SUJda. WORK IXa town paid $1S,000 orlglnaUy The Coventry FTagmant Society Weddings At M ilford Bnhinx Omar lHtr*«w Cbib fsoe Shot to Death fast u nsnal and w u nfeout to DEVON DRTVl $2,000 by Sale for the Hedeen property, whim Are Invited * To California leave for school whm he rmorti- •im will have an all-day meeting to­ BySister bind a Hur^pOnri^ and a real basso. P ilssi at 87466. SoliBMM P1i«g. IM* premises consist of about ons morrow Instead at Wsdnsaday, at lire sBoakey at ths Osremonlal ln Word from Hartford h u It that ed that his shoes needed shining. quarter acre of land. The purchase tbs Community bouas. Tha chugs WUUmutle, Saturday. May 22nd. quls-mutara Bob Tyrol and Floyd He wmt to u attic room whera RABTPtNU no AH tFnhdK BeeRU Zartatba-Jeakl Saiith-CarlaoR Ansonia Instmctor Kills bet wn9er boat, ebeU 1 new a f lu d . Buildings at Manchester price of this land will then stand la made because of the funeral at Asked to Attend Silver Mias Ann Oorrins Jsskl, daugh­ Suspended Jail Sen* Ordert Girl to PaU Mambars in c liu g a nosd ths c c ^ Three Cape Cod Men mchanda have a few brand new he kem pollah and bniehca, and at $10,000 for the quarter acre. bMMhiga. veiry goad leu Ban. Mn. Edna Origga Tha mambars ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bdward Jaskl btnatiCB la soUdUiig funds for tbs etonts rudy fbr thoee who take Himself at Time Due Mra. Banka heard a ahot a mo- Green Sold at Auction While there Is mors opsn land are uked to bring their own box Jubilee of Pastor of tencea,'AIso Imposed in Trigger of R file H e Sbrlnor's Hospital for Cripplod At Canaan With Their in tbe "Cinderella WeskeuT Wed­ mmt later. BOLTON—Oaed 6-1 Saturday avaUabIs at tbs raar ot ths school luncbsa u d coffee will be aerved. Sl James’ s of 62 Plaasut strset, w u marriod Cabins Raid Case ChUdran and were able to oouoct Five Steeds nesday eranlag at sight o^eloek la To Leave for School She found her husband dead, a Mghwsy. La* 166 X 48S ft. Oead tSm* at for poBslble expansion, the pur­ Saturday to Stanly Jamu Zarsm- Poin ted at Stomach a. vary aubsUatlal sum from tha 40dd PcDows ban, under tha spa bullet wound in his head and hla banae. A fall ttmr boshwas far tba rIgM chase of the Hedeen property urea large erasrd>ot Shrlnan and spec* aorihlp of Sunost OsancB, No. 48 .32 caliber pistol lying bsslds him. Invitations havs baen aaat to ba, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milford, May 24 — (P) — lluea Auonia. May 24.—ur»- De- V- INSURE Preaidad v n r by Oeor^ I* carried through la the impe that Pa, Map 84-«9>- tatm gafbarsd to wltnosa the Canau, May 24—(P) — Some­ rm of Poeabontaa asud by lU hsadUi. a medical Dr. Haddad said Banka, a m tu the building might have hem uacd Ocnsral M uagtr Qsorgs R Wad* Saremba, Sr., of 610 North Main assn arreaiad la a raid bgr staU The Allen Reolty Omipany Oraaiadio aa auetionaar, the auc­ Strike Hits etraat. The oarsasony uru par* mekatd Rusal Hamry, IS. diad « oolorfni otraat panda. where on u old traa in the Harlem, Ma show, a ktag-ataad npUu axamlnsr aald, a high achool World W u I veteru, bad vndsr- RBALTOBn V . r, McSINNBY BROniBRS tion of the former Victor Hodeen to relieve the crowded claaaroem dsU, Mayor CscU W. England and u d local police at tha Homs Aorsa n a u to a aospital after oriscliig ' Tba local ekiii now plou to sand N. T , valley along the Hudeoii of tbe popnlar daythao "glvo- teacher Shot klUed himaelf gone throe operatioM at the New­ conditions st the Green. It was formsd In St. Jamu'a church st buildinira west of the Green arhool, msmbsrs of tha Board of Dlrsctota niae e^elook by ths Rsv. Frsdsrtck osbtns May 14 wars fined a total Ms alae-yearmld sMsr to pMI tba tbe combination to tbe annual river, thru Cape Cod, Mom., men away” radio program ‘sarriu oat today at tbe time he w u due to ington Veterena' h o ^ ta l' laet 186 cBNTca araaBT ■ m I CMato I later found unwiae and impossible trigger of a lUla ha w u bold' Ih each detail the feature of t MAO* « t . TCU CM* was held Saturday morning, aa ad- Braid Plant u d CStalrmu Cbariss S Housa MeLean, who ussd tha doubls ring of $500 add wars given aunpendod meeting of the Supreme OouncU st today were rimng horseback edth leave Me home for achool. summer and had told frimds be MANUHESTBR. DONNEUnCUT m vertiaed. About IM attended, but to do this. agalast Me stomacb, Oouaty Do* A U u tlc City. June 6th through air show, lacludiag tba awarding The victim w u Ray C. Buka. w u dreSMlIng a fourth. PHONE MA^CHT’-TBR 6168 The town now plans ths srection u d msmbsrs of ths Board of Mu- eersmeny. Spring Sowors dsoo- JaU aanteneea by Judga Warren A. far off CaHfornia u their gul. of prtsu to uch of eight woiun only five Mddera were noted. catlon to attand tha rsosptloa to teetlva Bdward Oordoo said. Juno 10th. Any local membera who Ttoe trio—George B. Hatch, 36; 52, a printing instructor since Deal dee hla widow, Buka lanvu of three new elementary schools, rated the alUr. Hie ‘ orgulst, Field in the Milford Todm court tonteetants and the choosing of The aeven room hotiae went to All 50 Employea of bs glvtn Rsv. John L. Loughraa, Mrs. Blaaiior Bennett, played the DIatflet Attorney John OTXmoell plan to go to Atlontlo City oro rs* Benn Oobb. 25, and Joe Lupo, 42, 1828 at toe Charles H. Pine M u- a eon. Ray Buka, Jr. W, Harry England for *1,990 and the ten acres for ons of tbam, on this momUig. aald be doubted any ebargw will flusotsd to contact Nobisa Baraaley, Mancheeter "Clnderolla.” Broad stre't, costing Just about pastor of a t Jamss's ehureh, to bridal muSe and aoeompanled appured nere otsr the week-end The own in tbe aodleiwe win the large ahop and garage etnic- Williimuitic Concern not# ths sllvsr Jubtlss of his otdl* MIsa Jana NukowaU, oousln of Ralph Dt Maola, 52, u d Albert be placed agalnet the Mstar, OoughUn and Urquhart, who art with their five horses—including ttirc to Frederick Lea for ♦,VK). what the town put down for the Joanne, u a roeult of tho boy's onxloua to emlst volrniturs to as- alao have a ebanu to tab# hot quarter acre in the more thickly Walk Oaf Today notion. Ths rscaptlu will bt hold tbs brtda, who asng Penis A l l i ­ Dl Maola, 47, were flaad $100 each two pack horses. s memmto or two but details at Both muat be moved from the land at 8 t Jamss’s School hall Tburs* ens end Avs Merle. dutb Saturday. oist with the appearance at that Until yesterday the horsemen and the property left level, by Sep­ settled Green section, and which on chargee of maintaining a house Gordon said tho aliootlng oe- event thia part ot tha fua are baing bold now will bs used for a school play­ day ovming from 7:10 to 10:80. Otven la Bmrrlsge by her fstb- hadn't bem sou since leaving tember 1 under terma of the aale. WUUmutle, May M—(iS)—All of aaeignation. end were also fined eurrsd la a bodroom of tho ebild* Tbs ragular meeting b u been secret until the night at the ahew. ground. 'Also rscslvlng wrlttw lavlta* sr, tbs bride w u sttaiidsd by her tbelr Cafie Cod homu last week. Tickets may bs obtaiasd fron Under the sale, after the varioua 90 amployaa of tha Itosaalln Muu* Uons from the oonunittoo art sister, Mrs. Anthony Pscheee of 100 each on ehargaa of koeping a ran'B grandpannt^ bomo arbors from the second Wednes- George B. Hardmbergh, a Ca housa of III fame. Tha court hud- Joanns u d another Mater, Nancy, members or at tbs haU. facturlng aompuy, makers at Catholic organlaatloM in ^r**Tbts Hertford u mstran of honor u d bC June to the third Wednesday nun fr u l u u photographer, tar. It la ths axpsetattoa af tha od them suspended jail smtsnees 10, had been playing with a doIU. and ths local club members wUl stumbtsd ocrou tha.trlo while they When minutes braid produata, srsnt on strike to­ the following were bridesmaids: Raltroad Four Subs Turned commlttss preparing tha raoapUea Mas JuUa Baremba. Mra Helen of 90 daya aaoh. Tbe detecUve gave this verskm: eetvs a noUca of this chuge. wan resting tbslr Horsu nur here day after tbslr spokssmu report­ that principal oacara of thsea or* John P ^ n l, 28, of 381 Johnson Richard w u "sulking" after re­ C o u n t Potrausku of Hartford u d MIsa ‘nw officers u d directors of and otockiag up on provisions. New Hsvsn. May 24—(P)—^The ed a break la contract negotla- gulsatlons will attend. Bleaaor Braekm ot this town. avoaus, Stratford, was fined 8100 turning from a shopping trip be- Sphinx Omu Shrine club will meet He said the horsemen yrere re- Over to Turkey on a charge of breach of too poaco cauM his grandmother had failed Nev York, New Harm and Hart ■Mva r * v ttaetor tol*' Uons. The dau of tha raeratton eerte* Rsjrawnd Juki w u bast m u u d on Wsdneoday. May 28th for the hMtsnt at first to Idm ti^ them- ford Railroad Company operated spends to that upon vnileli FaUisr M n. Oearga A. Smith and w u also given a suipaaded to buy him a arallot oftar pur­ transaction af acciunulated bool* PAmm Wt prMcHpttoB The strlkara, msmbsn at tha the usbsrs were Louis JssM of M lvu but Hatch, unrlng u their lut month at a not taiooma of New London, May 24.—(ff)— Loufhru cslsbratsd hla drat mass Hartford and Roy Annla of this 90*day ssntoncs. chasing a doll for t ^ taro glrla will receive s notice spokeomu. finally agreed to talk DELIVERS ta WbMm ’* v im Mr pH- TexUle Workers of America union Mias Evelyn B. Carlson, daugh­ 1,100,467, whirti coupared with Four American submarines were at his homo pariah, 8 t aoeVa In Alfred Dl Meda. 38. also of 1088 Tho boy obtalns^m ,22 callbor thrtNigh the mail giving time and after exacting a promiae from vata pralaaalnaat artra for (CIO), ssA Impravad sragss, in­ Moridu In 1028. town. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm Cul- net Income of $269^26 for the turned over to the Turkish gov­ TXa brlda wore a gown of white Boston Post rond Milford, w u rifle from his grai^nher'a room, location. Hardmbergh that he wouldn't Uke same period In 1947. Opsratlona IPHMMata dallvery U> surance u d vaeatlra said It V. son, of 116 Wadsworth street, u d gtvon a discharge on a oount of loadod the wupon u d, pointing It ernment yesterday st Ismir, Tur­ MoHaur, buslnasa agrat of the alipper utln with eheer yoke edged George A, Smith, son of Mr. u d The local ciub hu been invited to any plcturea _ the put four montha ora In the key, according to word received with seed purla Her veil of maintaining a houao of aaaigna* against his stomach, ordered Join with the Moslem Club of "Hatch t*>ld me." saM the pho­ red. however, to the tuns of $861,- Eastern Oomsctleut Joint board Mra. George Smith, of 68 Hemlock Uon. Prosecutor William Oltllts Jeanne: by Submarine Base officials hare of th% union. Agree to Bargain Wuskm fen from a heart-shaped street, were united In marriage Willlmutle u d the Bedouin Club tographer. "that they v ere follow­ 316. That comparw with a deacit ANY WESTINGHOUSE AT KEITH’S announced that Alfred Dl Meola "Pull the trigger or PU kill you.” today. Btamaa U atu far Break tiara with aeed pearls u d eh# Saturday st 10 a. m. In St. James's of New London for u outing st tbe ing u old trail ludlng to the west. of $1,772,575 for the Juuary-AprU No details were available re­ oarried a caseada of orchids u d oparatM a gaaollne station u d Joaue told detectivki she w u Sprague Rod u d Gun Club st Oc* They pUui to crou the continent In period a year ago. WELDON'S Isadora Roaanataln, prssldant of rectory. automobile busineu on tho same No need to let a budget keep you from ownins a garding the ceremonlea, which In Chrysler Row white roses. The bride wore a white suit u d afraid "not to de what ho toM me" cum on June 20th. The affair is in easy atagea^nd w u t to reach the til MAIN •TRCET the compuy, blamed the union for pita on which tho cabins are looat* u d pulled the trigger. Richard new Westinghouse refrigerator! YouII save on food took place st S s. m., dx.t. the break in negoUaUons. The mstron of honor wore a Ma­ orchid corsage. Her maid of hon­ chaixe of the Bedouin Club of New Mojave desert by autumn when It The vessels. Chub, Brill, Boar- sd, but he said that evidence w u slumped to the floor. Lon<^ and features out door colder.'' O’. bills, save on operating costs with the new im­ According to Mollsur, ths eom- (Oonttnasd from Fags Om ) rie Antoinette gown of blue tsf- or, Miss Doris I. Culson, her sis­ insufficient to connect the latter W a n i flah and Blueback, Isft ths base feta with sheer yoke, three-uu- ter, wore a light blue suit u d a Gordon said the children's par­ sports followed by a cism bake. Hardenbergh said the trio and proved Westinghou.se. At Keith’s, $10 delivers a p u y is now paying a minimum dlreetly with tha oau. • 7 ents have been oeparat^ for eome April 19, arrived st Malta May 3, wage of 60 cents an hour u d a aa the UAW-CIO glrdsd tar a ter aleevea u d large matching corsage of yellow rosea and blue Tickets for tb« event will be svsll- their honu appeared to be in good brand new Westinghousc to your kitchep. Conven­ and after s short visit Ultra con­ maximum of 89 cents u hour for posaible strike against General hat. She carried s cascade of forgst-me-nots. Mothers of both Rendi Is Be Psllrd IM a y time. Tbelr mother, Mra Ruth sble at Purl's Furniture and Ap- health u d spirlU* ient terms. „ tinued to Turkey, reaching Ixmlr Motors Corp. Talisman rosea u d spring flow- ths brlds u d bridegroom wore OlUtta uneuncad that among 21 Hmry, came to ToungaAod from plluce Store, Muchsater. ‘T asked them,” said the pho­ weavers. He said those flgurea ire ' _ ___ HEALTH?- May 11. They were manned by far below the general Industry le­ Reporters asked him about this era Hie bridesmaids were gowned navy blue with corsages of other peraons arrosUd In tha raid, Baltimore where she Is employed tographer, “whether they were American crewmen, but Turkish developing crisis. slmllsrly to the matron of honor Euchsrla llllss. 19, arc being oharged with lasciv­ in s shoe factory. Before World War H about 40 aware that there had been some • Of course yon weal vel. and ahould be raised, along ious carrisga and two with breach stories In tbe newspapers about Navy men who were trained at with the amount Of Insuruee u d Sigler said he had discuaaed the except that ths eolors were pink, A reception for 50 guests was Joanne remained st home. Her per cent of all U. 8. exports went health. But are von williaa the Base Submarine achool were length of vacations. GM situation "several tlmoa." He orchid u d sea foam green. held at noon at ths horns of ths of the puce. The proaseutor aaM grandfsUier, C. G. Livingston, to.the British Empire. them, but I received no reply." that bonds of $100 each, which uid; to do mmetliinf oefinHa ana NEW IMPROVED aboard. Roaenatein said he was ths first did not say with whom. The bride's mother wore s grey bride's parents. emutnirtive to retain or re- Nev’smen asked him if he print dreu and the bridegroom's On their return from u un­ had bsm posted by ths others si^ "It h u been bothering her s lot. in his ares to give his sraployea rested In tha raid wars re­ aiin your health? Sonnd free Insuruee, u d w u willing to thought s General Motors strike mother, grey print. Both wore announced wadding trip ths bride She cries most of tbe time. It u d bridegroom will live at 3 War­ duced to $80 ouh, and wtra arould never have happened if eith' health is a preclou mmt, listen to the union demuds. could be averted. orchid corsages. They assisted worth every effort YO U era "We have some laws on our tha bridal party st s large recep­ ren street u d be st home to thslr called In tho court sossKm er of the children bad known what WESTINGHOUSE friends after June 9. today. they were doing." make. Gmperite with yoor books, my friend," Sigler shot tion in the evening at White Eagle Doctor. I,et him give yon al REAL back. ball. Both are graduates of Muchss- Ralph u d Albert DlMoela and tor High school u d employed by Psrrinl all pleaded guilty. Dance Fantasy the benefits of OKMcni Bwdi* Soldier Driver As Sigler discussed the General When the couple left for an un- ths Muchestsr Trust Compuy. Judge Field Imposed ths flnu Green Cub Scouts eal science—bring Mia pra* ESTATE Motors situsUon with ths prase, unounesd wedding trip the bride o f REFRIGERATORS the UAW-CIO announced that Its wore a brown gabardine suit and Mr. Smith served with tha Army after OltliU charged that tha Dl* scriptkms here for prnupt, Not Doing Duty for four years and 11 months, 20 Meolu had been onaratlng "a dsn precise compoanding. biggest OM local had turned orchid corsage. of iniquity" u d Gltlita u M "our Are Given Awards Is Our Greatest thumbs down u another walk­ The bride's gift to the bride­ months overseas in the Southwest New Haven. May 24—(A —A sol­ out. Pacific. main purpou la to wipe out this Tom Sawyer Basic Value! groom w u sterling sliver cuff den tmmsdistsly." Ths prweoutsr dier driving to East Haven in aiT If a GM strike is called, ap­ linka To her attendant she gave The regular monthly meeting of Army staff car ta visit his sick Scrra-Quaglla also told the court that tha arrest Cub Pack 91 w u held at the M u- $ 1 9 9 . 9 5 «p proximately three-fourths of the matching seta of bracelets, u r- of 21 frequenters w u 'InddsntaL'* Given by the Pupils of NORTH END Wh«n you buy it. wll it mother cannot be hold to be “act­ industry's producing power will rings and necklaces. Miss Theresa L. Quaglia, daugh­ ehester Green school on Friday or tn d * It you want maxi ing in line of duty” Fsdsrsl Judge be stilled. CM builds about half The bridegroom gave to the ter of Mrs. Palmina Quaglia of Advertised for Seeretaflee evening. May 21. under the direc­ Carroll C. Hincks said in u order tion of Cubmaster John Dormer. mum value for your money of America's sutomobllea. bride a pearl necklace .with ear­ Birclvstreet and the lata Domenico OltliU charged that PeiHnI "in* PHARMACY today, dismissing a 119,000 action Quaglia, was married Saturday to urted advortlurnsnU in newupa* The following awards were pre­ When You Bngnge I’ha The UAW-ClO’s contract with rings to match, and to ths bast sented: brought against the government General Motors expires Friday m u u d ushers he gave mono- Peter Serra, non of Mrs. Terssins pers purportedly to hire women u Rolda Martin Gibson 4 Depot Square TcL 6545 Model shown. 7 cu. ft . with big freese chest. Ice Four models to choose from. . .every one a b if. by four East Haven residents. secretaries." Ths prosecutor said Den 1—Gary Bogll, Webelo; GIVE YOUR CAR... after a month's extension. grammed cigarette lighters. He Serra of North Bergen, N. J. The spaciou.s beauty with plenty of storage space for Jarvis Ths action w'aa based on u auto­ All hope was not abandoned, served three yssrs in World War double-ring ceremony w u per­ "it Is my opinion that thia situa­ Jack Whitham, Silver Arrow, cube storage, 2 large humldrawcri .... . $299.95 mobile accident on the Ssltonstsll however. Negotiators for the formed at ten o'clock by the Rev. tion would not have become so bad lion; Mickey Fendell, Webelo; « School of Dancing Free Delivery! frozen foods, meats, fruits, vegetables and ict parkway in East Haven May 18. II with the Coast Artillery, a year if PerrinI had not become Involved AUm Oox, Deuer Stripu; Her­ Organization union and GM went back into ac­ and a half overseu in tha Aaiatlc- Frederick MoLcan in St. James's cubes. Designed for efficient, economical opera­ BETTER SERVICE! 1948. According to the complaint, church. Palms u d white snapdrag­ in It." bert L'Heureux# Silver Arrow, Open All Day To do any of theue IranMC- tion in u effort to find a baiu for Paclflo theater. He la employed Wolf. tion .... built for years of solid satisfaction. it involved a car driven by Pfc. agreement over the wage issue. ons decorated the altar. The 25 persons wars srrseted tions you get muxtmum Henry P. Reis el Bara of New Ha­ as a mechulc by CHieney Both­ Shortly before midnight May U Dm 2—Bill Clulow, Bob Cat, Tht anto mechanics we employ are The UAW demuda a 25 cents ers. The bride is a telephone The bridal attendants were Miss Bushnell Memorial AuAtorium Every Sunday. the best In their Une. That is why vaint Mrked by a highly ven, a staff driver for Oen. J. P. Alba Quaglia. sister, of the bride when pollcs visited the csbtns at Dm 2, Muchuter, 91; John Dor­ Hartford O'Dsniela of the U. 8. Army Air an hour increase, offering to turn operator. the Junction of ths Boston Post mer, Bob Cht, Den 2, Muchester, Immediate Delivery! It pays to glee yoar car our better trained and experienced or- 15 cents of this Into a pension u meld of hoT.oc; Eme.at Serra was Force at Mitchell Field, u d one best man fir his brother and the road u d Home Acres avenue. 91; Gary Hudson, Bob Cat, Dm 2, osivtce. There's not a Job we can't ganhatlon. opmted by Arthur Da Fablo, 49, fund if GM agrees. Heading a squad of 15 stats police General Motpra has made pub­ ushers were John Quaghs. brother Muchester, 91; Dick Niuik, do, ftrom complete motor oeerbaaHng ff'E sst Haven. League to. Hold of the bride and Eli Glsuds of officers and three local patrolman Webelo; Bob Peterson, Webelo; Monday Evening May 24, 1948 # J W OF MANCHESTER STOnB HOURS \ De Fsbio, his wife, AbtsUa, 46; lic no couiger offer. in the conduct of tho raid were Jon Steele, Lion; M orgu Steele, to trachlnir down the aoorco of a JoWis Roolty Co. From Chrysler the imion de­ North Bergen, brother-in-law of At 8 O’clock I naaad Wadnraday at Naa« their daughter Marion, 2b, u d ths bridegroom. State Police Captains Leo Mulcshy Uon. oqaealc or rumble! Drive in . . . drive RBAI.TOKS Elisabeth Sorvillo, 24, of East Ha­ muds 30 cents. In tha auto In­ Auction and Sale and Leo Carroll, Llsut Victor Den 3—David Opra Tbnnday UB 9 F. 9L dustry the production worker’s The bride who w u given in mar­ Adamy, Lion; 'Tickets Obtainable At the Box Office. e ^ e r. safer, longer. 654 Center Street ven, were plaintiffs in the action Clarke u d Supt. Arthur Harris of David Hair. Gold Arrow, Beu; Open Other Doya f rim P rrenersl pay average la $1.50 u riage by her brother. Carle Quag* the Milford Police departmsnt A. M. la StM P. M. Tel. 4112 Or 7275 which was based on the new Fed­ Mrs. Howard Keeney of Henry lla. w u gowned in white satin, David Murphy, Silver Arrow, eral claims act. hour. 1115trw MAIN ST 0Pi>0SIfE HIGH s SCHOOL Beu; Robert Taylor, Webelo; DS' In the meantime the UAW went ■treet and RTrs. Hayden Griswold, fitted bodice end full sl:lrt tcrmln* sting In a train. Her veil of silk vid Vale, Gold u d Silver Airow, ahead with its formal membership S... of Oakland street are co-chair­ strilce vote among 80 General Mo­ illusion was hold In place by a Lion, Webelo. tors locals representing tlie more man of a card party and auction cluster of <>range blossome u d she Dm 4—Jack Sopher, Webelo; fOR BtSI *:■ Edmund Brodeur, Beu; Richard MORIARTY than 90 GM pluts In the na­ of "white rlepkuta", which the carried a prayer book with orchid tion. marker. Barrette, Bob Cat, Dm 4. M u- Women's League for Service are __ rTOwAwl ___ chester, 91; David Chase, Silver One variation from the reported giving, Wednesday, June 2, In the The honor attendant wore aea trend of a strong majority vote foam green chiffon, with tiara of —NOW PLAllNO— Arrow, Wolf; David Ogren, Den- BROTHERS vestry of the Second Congrega­ .ner Stripes; Barry Schaller, Sil­ On llio Levol At Center And Broad for s strike took pises yestsr- mixed oweet peu and bouquet of dSJ'. tions! church, ffora ons o'clock on. the same flowers. { ver Arrow, Wolf. Buick Local Opposes Strike At 1:15 shsrp. dessert will be The bride's mother was attired | Dm 6—Donald Vacutl, Deuei TELEPHONE 5135 Ths big Buick Local 899 of Flint, served by Mrs. George SUlcs and In s black dress with aqua trim, Stripes, Assistut Denner; Bren- i Mich., heart of GM'a huge factory her commlttei, Mrs. Stuart Wol­ and the bridegroom's mother in d u Shea, Webelo. System, voted against s strike, re­ cott, Mrs. A’bert Post, Mrs. San­ black sheer trimmed with lace. XitosoN^* Den 6—Harold Dumu, Bear; jecting s plea from Emil Msael, ford Brown, Mrs. Helen Schaller, Both mothers wore gardenia cor­ Jack PatelU, Beu. Mra. Julius Bratsnyder, Mrs. John PLUSi "THE PRBTENDBR" Following the prasentatlon ot the intcmstlonsl UAW's scers- sages. The ceremony was followed STARTS WBO. “What bum p? 11 tsry-treasursr u d acting presi­ Zimmemun u d Mra Stuley Mat- by a reception for 100 uests in the the awards, four new membera teson. "8 DARLING DAUGHTERS’* were welcomed Into the Chib Pack. dent. Itallan-Amerlcu Club on End* Plosi "Madoaas of Doaert” Local 599 la ths UAW's largest Following n freshmeuts, Mrs. ridge street. The boys, together with their pu- in GM. claiming 19,000 members, George F. B*'rst will conduct the leaving for s wedding trip mts, were greeted by Chibmuter it has been rnfluantial In union auction. Mrs. Borst and Mrs. Ralph to Baltimoic, hid., the bride wore Dormer and instructed in the reg- policies. Rockwell ara soliciting u tlclu for a pink wool gabardine suit, navy, ulatlou of Chibbing. The UAW said Saturday, how­ this pert of the program, u d In the accessories u d orchid corssgt. The Webelo ceremony w u then ever, that 80 per cent of ttis vote items put up for.Bsle wilt bs a The couple will live in North Ber­ presented for the Chibs who are to in locals so far has favored a walk­ variety of home made foods. gen, N, J. advance from the Chib Puk to the out. At that time about 50 locals Briogs or any gams preferred , The bride's gift to her maid of Boy Sdouts. BEST had voted, a union spokcimu will follow, sed all playsra will honor w u pearls, and the bride­ The meeting closed with the said. bs waleomr. Playing prius will bs groom gave to his beat man and TOOAT aad TUBSOAT formation of a Living Chrcle by Reporting Local 999'a tally, Burt aa'arded in each section, and ushers gold belt buckles. all Chibs presmt. Moors, Bleotlona committee chair, among the ioor priacs will be a TDtE VALUES IN TOWN said 4,343 votes wars east with pressure cooker, the donor tt which • • 2,966 against a strike. deairee his name withheld. In s series of other Sunday iMal Mrs. Joseph Wright, Mra. Louts Slated to Offer Ask This Agency union votes AC Spark FlUg u d Tuttle u d Mrs. Herbert Tmnsy 6 ,0 0 x 1 6 Fisher P lu t No. 1 in Flint favored are in charge of tables and woman Baldwiu^s Name a strike along with Cadillac Local who p lu to fill tables riiould call FLUB About it 22 In Detroit, UAW announcements any of them. Hartford, May 24.—(/P)—Secre- "THE OTUBR LOVE" said. Mrs. Hayden Griswold and Mrs. Mat At 2i00—Eve. At 7i20 r i $10-95 The three tooala claim a total Howard Keeney will arruge for Ury of Bute Fruces B. Redlck membership 6f approximately 10,- the prixea may Uke the roatrom at ths Re- -W ILL you be able to continue 000. publlcu NstlonsI convention in An affirmative roemberahln vote niiladelphia u d nominate Sena­ your business if fire destroys White Sidewalls 112.95 tor Raymond B. Baldwin for the would give the UAW leadership your premises? A authority to call a strlka at its Steady Job0 Open presidency. 6.50 X 16 %UA6 "discretion.'' original Baldwin Booster, Mrs. Even without thie uthorlty, lu PoBtal Service Redick is slated for the honor of TODAV A ) White Sidewalls $15.45 however, the UAW hae raised the presenting the name of Connecu- **rHE NAKED ^ Business Interruption In* possibility of a OM shutdown this out's "favorite son" who, on Sat­ Barry FltBg«rald*Detetoy Hart Fully Guaranteed week-end with the extended con­ The United SUtes Civil Service urday, became chalrmu of the Alw i Retara ot tha Walatler surance will pay for prospec­ tract's expiration. Such a step Comniissien unounced a eubatl* state's delegation. FRATUttEi liOO. 8189, 9iU tive ‘'earnings, keep capital would bo taken under S "no con­ tuta elerk*carriar eumlnatton for l ^ t Show Taolto—aioa AH brand now Ursa, fully guaranteed. Made by Nation­ tract, no work" stud. DON’T DELAY probatlonal (substitute) appoint­ and credit unimpaired, and H «: "This rood sure is shot fo pietesl Did thing you have to experience to beligve. It’s ally known 0 m s . NOT factory aaconds or blemished Urea ment at the Muphester, Conn., Banquet Is Held you see the size o f that bum p w e just h it? " a luxury ride that’s out o f this w o rld ! ■ that are aometinies offered at bargain pricea. Noted Architect post office. The raU of pay la $1.04 pay the salaries o f valued em­ an hour for substitutes. Incrsaasd By Dispensers So. come in—see Packard’s three new Eights DO IT TODAY ployees until your business is Shu: "W H A T bump? I didn't even notice H." GOODYEAR - FIRESTONE are given according to ths length Feature for ’48! And ride in one o f them—don’t mis* Taken by Death of service. Appointments to va* The Muohsster ResUurut and restored. 6:00 X 16 - $11.95 Tho86 dreaded enemies of your fur coat— summer cueles In the regular force are Liquor Dispensers Association Our Fine 85c riding in one o f these Packards! HarUord, May 24—Of)— H. Hil­ made according to seniority. held Its nut annual dinner dance Naturally she didn’t notice it. You don’t, in 6.50 X 15->$14.45 6.50 x 16^114.95 haat and moths are practically here! DON'T Alt persons who are interested Merchant’ s Luncheon liard Smith, 77, prominent archi­ at the Rainbow Ballroom, Bolton, one o f the new Packards. For that’s the quickest way we know to H E SITATE any longer . . . Bring your coat to tect and designer of the State Of­ in a career in the post offioa serv­ yeaterday afternoon. There were A ll Prices Cash, Plus Tax ice should obtain tha necessary lose your heart to a Packard —for keeps! Burton’s or call 61T7 for our bonded messengpr fice building, died this morning at 200 In attendance. Following a For this is the car with the built-in ’’ limou­ his home. 1789 Albany avenue. application form from ths seers* ateak dinner for which Arnold Pa* 6.00x16 SECONDS...... «9.45 to pick up your coat and furs. His hobby was painting. Ury of the boud of U. 8. Ovtl g u l catered there w u a short sine ride’’- a gliding, dream ride made pos-' ask tm i m a n w h o owns ONI Mr. Smith also had designed Service Examiners at the speaking program. Duce music ALSO RECAPS AND USED TIRES office u d should mail It to toe Facta About Burton’s Fur Storage numerous other Hartford build­ w u furnished by the Bd Miranda sible by Packard s new and exclusive spring Regional Director. First U. S. Fourtst. ings including the County court­ Civil Service Region, Post Office house and Stolgsr building, u d suspension system that automatically compen* • Year round insuranoe. u d Courthouse building, Boston 9. drew the plana for the renovation Massachusetts, not later th u the sates for varying loads and varying roads. ot the Old Stata House. • A ir blower# to keep a constant atream of air cloelng date tor receipt of applies* Cotton Skirts and Blouses He was born In Middletown tionf. But that’s only pert o f the story. The cush­ eirculating around your fur coat. Nov. 16. 1871, son of the late a M L o a w u Black cotton with ric-rac and hamburg lace trim ., K v With ConSdsnee At Boland's, All Cars Fully Hosea and PhlUppa HlUlard Smith. also plaid ruffling and cumberbund belt, full* ioned roadability o f the new Packard is some­ ^ c k a r d • Protoetion againit burglary, heat, fire, dust, He w u graduated from Middle- DRIYEiN THiATRi: ^^M fM tsbd and Sold At Lowsat Pricea. and mothe. town High Bohool and attended the Campbell Council skirts. Size 10 to 16, 24 to 28. / $4.98-$5,98 Maeuchusetta InsUtuts of Tach* • Free estimate on fur repair work. nology. Holds Its Outing Oh! Oh! Not Foractttnp He spent Mvefsl yurs abroad W hite C o ^ n Blouses $2 98 • Your ooat ie stored here in Manchester. where he etuddiSd arehlteoture DINNER AT 176 Bast May be worn o ff the shoulder. Red or U m trim. Size 80 to 38. V a m a A F \J u d opened u offlss in Hertford Membara et Osmpball eounoil, V' Ctntor 61. ^ AND MOTORS with Roy D. Bassetts. He re* Knlghta at Columbus, held their BRUNNER SALES COMPANY Your Hometown Nath Dealer Only 02.60 Per First $100 Valuation Ured in 19M. annual autlng . at Garden Orove FARR’S .T tL 8666 He lasves hlS wife. Mr9. Orsce yastarday. A steak dinner was G re«" 358 Center Street THIS EVENING Edgar dark« 060 Cantor At WMt Center Street WHY PAY MOREr Smith u d M vsral. niecu end served late in the attameea as East CantMT St,* No. !0 A.''.-’ T ||€ COM Stamps Given *Ws Give jltlT Green Stampe" tbs ebief gustatory feature. •THIWN TO BARTH" With Ca.ah Sales ***Kinersl urvlosa wUl hs held Outdoor and hidoor sports were a "Saeret at tW WblsUei" MANCHISTM pilvsteiy wedfUSdSF* eaj<%M ijjr to w to aiteaduee. : r MANCHE8TEE EVENING RERALD. MANCME8TBE. CONN. MONDAY. MAY ti, 19a MANn?Ef?TFR RVFNrNG nFRAf.D. MANrHRPTER. CONN. MONDAY, MAY t4. 194» P A G E r m r n at Um Danbury Ihm^ IU I whOt bar Traffic Engineen huohand. naconoctoua; was given but ineffective, with no position Maly’s Bpitcopal church, officiated w n u — i Boats Capsize; " Charged Wire emergency treatment A hoopt- falling in 24 hours. and buHM waa In the Xrondala Z Today’s Radio tal epoktaman eaM Trafton was Talk on Feel Two Americans died yesterday United Qrcles Bolton George Urges cemetery, 'Mlllertoa. N. T. The l!iOcal Womaii W Uet^lB BB To Hold Parleys Obituary Two Drowned Causes Death suffering from electrical shock. CRAFTSI tft! of wounds suffered in the bullet Doris Mokr intaBa beoren Wete Ckorge WttUaine and A t tha heopltnl, a apokaaman ridden city. Hold Meeting Tei. Maacbostar U4ft Strong Single ■mil Fantaleo, rwprieaotlng Rock­ Prize Winner New Naven, M6y t S - i / P h - A ^ aaid bott Trafton a ^ hia wlfa For Kiwaniaiis Thomas C. Wasson. 52-yeav old ville Lodge of Fred Beblelo proxinately 100 Omnectlcut tiv * were burned about Dm hands and U. 8. conaul general, died of bul­ and Irving MHls, repreeentlng the 5 ffi6 - Coast Gaardsmen Grap­ Be enginoen and men raaponMble Woman Electrocuted as AUTO BOOT Bolton’s baseball team opened arms but “not aertoualy." let wounds received when a sniper Hear Several Addressefl Term Leader I Dcffths Red Men and Lorenca Maaon and Mrs. James Rolston Has WORC—Hint Hunt; Nnwa. WDRC—JIrthur Godfrey; News. ple for Bodies Off for highway regulation will meet She Goes to Aid of Mra. Amatica was treated hy a OUKETT BBOTHBBS 8 X2 -8 5 4 VHACntt OAI4 B t. Dr. Frederick Shea of shot him near the American con­ ita aaason yesterday with a victory Clarance Lewis repreaantlng his WOOD—Hartford FoUce Speak; WONB — Charile Chan; BlUy at Tale university on lliuiuday, physician at the Trafton home and BXrBRT PAIN-nNO AND VUUM BIXNBifta sulate. over Lebanon, 5-4. Trailing at the fellow emptoyae In the Oeneial lIBOCMh. Ro6e. June 16, tor the Itfth annual Oon* Hartford Traces Rise .\iid Present Purse to (Caattaaed JMas Oaa) ..■tiu. Bian AaaMa Origga Lucky Ticket at WBA Stoninfton Shore Trapped Husband did not require hoqpItallsatkMi. COMPI.ETB BBFINIBNIftU The State department In Wa.sh- beginning of the ninth inning, the Mra. Edna Auatin Origga, of Adjustment Bureau, Hartford. WOIC8—WONB Juke Box. W TH T—Bouod Off. neetlcat Traffic Engtnaartng con­ AH Work Uanranisad! ImomBato Boffplaa! Ington said Herbert M. Walker, Chaplain wnO-Baekatage Wife. ' wnc—Howard Bariow’a Or^ ference. O f His Profession Bolton team reached Lebanon’s seems to moot politicians—was re­ Oovantpy, dlod yaotorday aftanioon CouTentioii Stonlngtouv M6y 24—(>P>—Coast Oarmtl. N. T., May 24—ijp— | Thief Mny Bepent AB Typas •! Wreefca UnmptotHy HiqMlrad IJIm Nm p ! WoMtaBt U. S. Navy radioman, died la.< In tha Windham Community hos­ d :U -i, riieatra. Purpooe of the conference la to WBECKEB SEBVH’B — TCIJCPHONE t-l5dB night of wounds suffered in Jeru­ pitchar for a barrage of hits, tying ported to have bean given sarious W KNB—News: $40 Request 6 :66— Guardamen from Flahers island. N. Alfred Traftoik 39. of the Luding-' The Immaculate Conception is pital WllfimanUc, aftar a kmg 111- Recess Likely Mra. James H. Rolatoa of 29 discuss traffic engineering mean* Memphio, Tcnn„ May 24—OP)—■ (Fnr Night Wrorkro Seretoe OsB B2BBI MancbMtcr Khranlan* le«med salem Saturday, when he wn.s the acora. With two men out, Sam study by aome of the backers of WDRC—Radio Tbaater. Y „ and Watch HUl R. 1., autlon^ nut a statement of a miraculous M6A Bha waa born in Coventry Haaal straot held tha lucky ticket urea applicable to the relief of tonvUle aection of town remained The person who stole e briefcoae about feet at their weekly lunch­ caught in Arab-Jewi.sh cross fire j Senator Robert A. Taft In his bid wnCr-BtaU a DuUas. WONS—Oubriel Heattcr. riinreption. but of a "miracuioua Glgllo hit a clean double bringing on Starch 8. 1883 and had Uved in wh|ab won an all axpenaa trip to roaumed grqppllng operations off traffic accident and congaatlon In "critical*’ condition at the Dan­ from the Rev. John Maddox y e ^ behind the consulate. for the Republican presidential For Congress dtBB— W THT—Tomorrow’s Tops. eon today, with Dr. Krederlok preservation" from sin of the en­ in the winning run. It waa Sam’s nomination. that town practically all hor Ufa. Ban Francisco. ix S M off Batur­ hero today acarching for the bod- problems In Oonnsctlout munlcl* bury, Conn., hoapltal today where terday may repent—that Is. If ha A third American. Thomas WDRC—Music Off the Record. W n C —Telephone Hour. paiitiea. It Is aponaorad Jointly Shea, aecretary of the HarUurd tirely natural eonccptlon of Mary second hit of the day. In this coniMctlon. tha Taft Bha waa tha daughter of tha late day at tha state convention of the loa of two Springfield, Maas., men roads the contents. The Magnolia, County Chiropody Society aa the Gannoti, veteran consulate guard.'I Paul Maneggta, the Bolton team Hodaon and Mary S. Austin. WOOO—News; 1260 Ouh. 6:15— by the Yale Bureau of Highway he waa taken following a freak Mioa. Baptist clergyman told police hy her mother, declared Mra. John camp waa craditad with amirrlng (Centlaaetf fram Page 0|m ) Woman's Benefit Aaaociatiao, at W TH T—Bandstand; News and believed drowned In a fishing acci­ guest speaker. was shot In the back May 14 . Rumager, haa announced the team Bha laavaa on# son, Robort WONS—News. dent. Traffic, the Oonnecticut Highway accident which brought death to the briefcaae held a three years* Ki-nnelly of Boston in addressing tha latest move to get 5enard the Hotel Mohican, New London. Weather. •ffi6— hia wife. Chiropody was first practiced. Fret In Inlemnuiet Camp I will practice at Silverstein’a field OriBIA of Brooklyn, N. T., two hearings. Probable Senate amend­ Mrs. Rolston is not a member of The victims were identified by Safety commission and the Con­ collection of sermons. the annual meeting of the Catho- Douglaa MacArthur homa to taatl- 4t6B— I State'Police Sgt. John J. Law- Dr. Shea said. In New Haven in In Ra'Albek, Lebanon, •>!> i lie Mothers’ circles of Manchester at 7 o'clock tomorrow night and brothara, Rav. Lson H. Austin, pas­ ments maka the bill’a fata uncer­ the order but purchased tha ticket WONS—Quiet Please. companions as Francis Bongiornl necticut Association of Street and young Jews, most of whom de- fy before Senate Appropriattona WONB—Two-Ton Baker. WTHT —Senator McMahon, son and Corp. Robert Sweeney of IMS. The first Conneetiriit law at .I.amc.s’ School hall yesterday again on Friday night, same place, committee on Far Elaatern condi­ tor ainarituB of the Bocond Congre­ tain. from Mrs. Ruth Olds Staples of and Hugo Vacirea, both 28, who. Highway Officiala. Pestpaae Shoathig MattfiMS clnre.l openly they wanted to same time. gational diurcb, Covsntry, and W TIC—Toung Wtdder Brown. wnc—Dr. I. Q. Wilbur S. Smith, aaaoclate dl- the Flahklll out)>ost of T m p K RED MEN'S recognising it as a profcaalon was Draft—Both Sepate and House Hartford road, and Mrs. Staples is police quoted their companions aa light for Israel, are fretting in a aiterncMin. Mrs. Kennelly, a repre­ tions before the June 21 Republi­ 6 :4 5 - said Trafton was knocked to the gassed in 1S15. sentative of the Boston province The Granga aoftball team will can convention. Julian C. Austin, of Covont^. Armed Services committees have entitled to 825 cash for sefilng the BffiB- saying, fell from an overturned' f*®tor of the Bureau of Highway HarUord. May 24—(M)— Post­ Lebanese internment camp. There | Mra. Grigga waa a member of WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis. WTHT—John E. Rusacll. boat In Long laland aound off here traffic at Yale, will be confer- ground and nerionsly injured by Speaking of a recent survey of the .National Council of C^atho- play at Wapplng tonight. Games Some congressional aourcea say approved peacetime selective serv­ winning tIckeL I ponement of the 43rd division Na­ are 41 Americans and three Cans- , tha Trinity Epieoopal church, Hart­ ice billa that would require two WOOC—Junior Disc Jockey. 16:66— yeaterday afternoon an hour sftsr' coordinator. AH the meet- a atrand of kite wire which asade of the feet of school chil­ lic Women, waa the featured In the aoftbaU league are sched­ the supreme commander wUI come Every other year tha auprame tional Guard shooting matches SURPRISE dren. Dr. Shea said that as high aa dians in the group. ford, and the Order Of Eaetern year’s acUva duty for men 19 lodge conducts an all-expensa tour W KNB—News; 840 Request WDRC—My Friend Irma. two amall craft overturned in | l"Ks will be conducted in Btratch- came entangled on a tree on his until late June has been announc­ They were interned after I>eb- | speaker at the meeting. uled for 7:26 p. m. Bolton lost lu back If sufficiently drged, even Matinee.. property yesterday. •0 per cent of achool children were Star, Hartford. through 25 years. Senators are to some place of tntereat. The last WONS— Fishing and Hunting heavy oeao. I cona hall. The opening aession ed hero by Maj. Ignatius M. Ram­ anese authorities removed them In her discourse on the Immacu­ first game to Vernon laat week. though he turned down a previous WONB—SporU. Chib. One end of the 200-foot strand found wearing shoes which were late (' nceptlon Mrs. Kennelly said 15-0. The Vernon team had pre­ Funeral aervicee wlU be held dropping a plan to train 161,0000 biennial trip waa to Florida and Onmpualoaa la Hoapltal 1 "tarts at 9:30 a. m. sey, chief range officer. The post­ last U i ilnesday from Uie Ameri­ bid from House members. Wednesday afternoon at 8:30 in W TH T—Storyland. W TH T—Arthur Gaeth. fell across high temsion wires in aot propaitjr sdjusted to their feet. the Immaculate Conception refers viously beat the Wapplng team The Taft backers apparently 18-yaar-olda for one y*mx as a aub- Louisiana. When the newa was Their compantona. Identified as ------ponement was made necessary, can vc.ssel Marine Carp, bound for the Avery and VanZandt Funeral stituto for universal military telephoned to Mrs. Rolston she W n C —When a Girl Marries. W TIC—Contented Program. the ricinity, the police said, and A survey of New Britain pollro- to tile fact that the Mother of 17-4. think that MacArthur—with eight Angelo Blaal, 34, and Loula Carle-1 D 11 'D * 1 9 - aaid Ramsey, because the state Haifa. Israel. Chapel, 62 North street. WiUimen- training. Tha Senate may debate waa Inclined to take advantage of Bits— 16:86— the other dangled above the aien. Dr. Shea said, revealed that God «,a.M horn free from original For the fourth time in two delegates backing him in Wiscon­ lia, 29, both aloo of Springfield.' O C l l C V C B K U I K 8 rlfie ranges are not yet in proper The State department announc­ Uc. Rev. B. B. Styrtag will pfficl- ita bill lata thia waek ■ but the the opportunity to see Cnltfornia, WOOC—Music Loft. WDRC—Screen Guild Players. were reported In ’’fair” condition ground in hack of the Trafton condition. they had better feet than moat ed in Washington that Lebanon sin. When she waa conceived her weeks. Bolton Volunteer Fire De­ sin, two in Illlnoia, and acattered WONS— Paul Clement Trio. home. BINGO ate and the remains will be taken House Rules committee la sUII but when she heard the party WONS— Superman. school children. soul was preserved Immaculate partment was called yeaterday af­ strength elsewhere—might be in­ at the Westerly, R. I., hospital. had rejected a V. S. demand for to Springfield for cremation. holding hearings on when to let from Connecticut was to leave W TH T—Terry and the Pirates. W THT—Karl Godwin. Boaxl and Carlelia were brought Blast Dynamited Trafton apparenttly walked into Ray Delaney, past liiatrict lieu­ reli a.se of the 41 American citi­ The Imniaculate Conception is a ternoon at 3:80 to extinguish a ducted to support Taft publicly if W n C —Portia Faces Ufe. WTIC—Fred Waring Show. the wire, police said, and w as' Feutiiriiig Something Different Every Tiiesduy tenant governor of Kiwanla. anoint near the east your order will be of the Second Congregational of a convention bllta by Harold E. Bates to Honor Forrest said the smoke thst fol­ (Contiooed from Cage One) anticipation of the merits of Christ. o’clock. Conducted by Robert Dog- Center atreet. Rev. W. Ralph ing for 23 months the terms of Anna Calano of the W.B.A. Health W e e C —Sports. breakwater where the men were delivered immedi­ BINGO AT ITS BEST church will have an all-day session ’The Child's Rcadlneaa for gart of Manrbeatar, proceeds of Stassrn waa eased by the victory Ward, Jr., will officiate and bunal Chairman David E. Ullenthal and Center in Hartford waa second. lowed the blest had the odor of Wednesday at the Church Cbra- 6:IBr- fishing. Stonington natives said ately. Learning was the theme of an ad- the party will bolster the building of Gov. Thomas El Dawey In last wUl ba In the EAst cemetery. four other members of Uie Atomic Both will receive cash awards. Norwalk Student this particular stretch of water fre­ dynr.mitc. He reported also that atan of the conunittM which open- munlty House In the North Dis­ week's Oregon primary. WDRC—Record Album. Arthur Schlagei, Sr., owner of the i f h ’s , ad three weeks of study of the drc.ss by SLster .Mary Felita. She fund of the Ladles’ Benevolent So- F’rienda may call at the funeral Energy commission. President Tru­ Mra. Keish waa a delegate from W KNB—Show Tunes. quently becomes dangerous at trict. Attending members are to said that the child Ls plastic, with clty. Refreshments wUl be served But what they gainad thare. Mystic Review and Mrs. Julia rink, recently had barred several Watch For The ~|bift-Hartley law, told a reporter home after 7 o'clock this eve­ man baa nominated the same men WONSI— Let's Go to the Games; Lewiston, Me., May 24—(A*) — changes of the tide. Tomorrow Night bring a box lunch. A business the ability to learn from axpori- and it la hoped that everyone in they lost in new worry about the ning. Raw-son, alternate. MeeUnga were persons from entering the estab­ R la poaslble that Congress may session is scheduled for 2 p. m. for staggered terms of one to five Joe McCarthy. Three Bates seniors will graduate A s)>okesman at the Elwell Little White Truck ence. the commtinity who Is Interested New York governor's regained years beyond Aug. 1. Floor fights held at the Mohican in the morn­ lishment. Junk the union ahop balloting plan strength , m I W n C —Strictly Sports; Weath­ magna cum laiide and four cum Thomas boatyard said the men this aeaaion. But he said there la Kenneth J. Jurgensen of the Learning is successful only when will attend. peter Rlemer are certain in both the Senate and ing and afternoon, with a banquet rented the two boats, one equipped Besirea the 12 preatdenUxI nom­ er. laude on June 13. Prof. John M. little chance for action on these South District haa received word the individual Is ready for It; Peter Kicmer, of 191 Maple House with hints of another pres­ in the evening. The local women wi^h an outboard motor, there that he haa been awarded the inating votes he ^cked up In Ore­ WCCC—News. Carroll said today. Blatters the hearings will cover: when satisfaction Is felt he is eager street died early thia morning at idential veto. were well pleased with the service f:S6-r shortly before noon. Bronze Star for exemplary conduct for new experiences. Training given gon. Dewey apparently ^ r e d up and catering at the Mohican. Carroll, head of the Faculty PINE 1. Whether to clamp down some of hia weak spots slaewhart. uncaa-On-Tharoea hospital in Nor­ Mundt-Nixon bill—the House W KNB— Melodlea for Evening. Honors committee, said they were: The Coast Guard searched and ■fatnat Industry-wide bargaining in ground combat during the too easily is harmful, the Individual dragged in the \1clnlty of the acci­ This Is A Good Rhineland campaign in Germany About Town This seemed particularly true In wich. Born in Garmany on Deo. has paaaed this measure requiring WONS—Answer Man. Magna cum laude— Edward C. Id view of the recent coal strike fails to leam what is Intended and 12, 1894 he had rasided In Man­ regdstrpUon and reports by Com­ W TH T—Sereno Gammell; Cas­ dent until dark last night and then and the narrowly averted railroad February 21, 1945. during World develops feelings for failure and the South, where he and Taft To Collect Shoes Glanz of Norwalk, Conn., in psy­ suspended operations until day. Time To Sell PHARMACY War n. It was reported today that Rich­ have been fighting for dslagatlona chester for 43 years. He waa for­ munists and Communist - front tles in the Air. chology: George A. Billias of ttoup. dislike for tinining. merly employed by the Carlyle groups. The Senate Judiciary com­ WTIC—Professor Andre Schen- light. 2. Whether to change the rall- Mrs. FHward Schultheiaa was Can Think for Himself ard Luko of Division street, con­ that like to rida a winner. Lynn, Mass., In hl.story, and Her­ 664 Center St. Tel. 2-9814 Same Day Semce tendered a surprise baby shower fined to S t ETancla hospital since Sta.ssen’s mipporters tried to Johnson company as a machinist. mittee has not yet held hearings For War Children ker. ’ bert T. Knight of Turner Center, Your Property aray labor act to try to prevent Children can be forced, but it la He leaves his wife, Mrs. Olga but G. O. P. Senate leaders plan WCCC—Concert Hour. Friday evening at her home on not wise. Every child is ready to he was in a fatal accident eeuit of roll with tlie Oregon punch with in chemistry. We hivt many buytrs another crisis In that industry. E'rank Rlemer, two aon, Richard aama action. 6:45— 8. What to do about union wel- Maple Drive. About 18 frienda at­ think for himself if parents would Danielson, May 7, ia due to be re­ ! claims that tlM Minnesotan had Cum laude—Miss Marjorie Lor­ wailing for singlca and 2 tended ti^e affair In honor of Janet leased Thursday. registered more popular support in and Carl of Manchester, one Pressing For Paaaags G. R. Kinney Co., Incorporated, WDRC—Lowell Thomas. THIS SERVICE DAILY Cara funds, now restricted but still permit him to do so. Every child with a branch here, is cooperating enz of Melrose, Maas., in psy­ family houses. Kay, flve-weeka-old daughter of New Hampahire, Wisconsin, Ne- grandaon, Richard Rlemer, one Long-ranga farm bill—Both Sen­ W’ONS—Citizen X Contest. chology; Leighton Shields of Cam­ AM ESITE ^ trouMesoma enough in the coal is ready for some learning experi­ ate and House Agriculture com­ In the nationwide Old Shoe Dii\e, hMhiatry to hava touched off the the Schulthciss'. Following the Lawrence Converse, marshal of I br.iska and Oregon primaries than brother, John of Bridgeport, three W TH T—Citizen X Contest. bridge. Mass., in history; Howard ■ 1 ence every day of his life. Parents mittees are pressing for passage of sponsored by Foster Parents’ Ran W TIC—Three Star Extra. We buy, sell or EXCEPT ON SATURDAY latest walkout of miners. opening of presents and a aocial and teachers ifiiould become skilled the Memorial Day parade which ' any other candidate. half-brothers, Louis of Mancheater, Dion of Lewiston, in sociology, DRIVEWAYS hour prizes were awarded to Mrs. ■Imilar measures but (fie Senate For War Children, to collect tw-o 4. Row to speed up NLRB ma- ii. adapting those experiences to will be held here May 31, haa an­ Senator McCarthy (R-Wls) said George of Hartford and Robert of and Joseph Dow of Boston (West Eugene Rychling and Mrs. Eve­ group has not completed agree­ hundred million pairs of shoes for WDRC—Beulah. POWER ROIXED exchange. Ohinery for handling unfair labor the developing need of children. nounced the appointment of Alex­ in a statement that Stasaen had New Britain, three sisters, Mrs. Roxburyl in history. f lyn Chapman. Mri. Walter F. ment on details. This may be lost the men, women od children, of W K N B — News; Polish Hour; Orders taken now! Specializ­ practloa casea and reprssentatlon Mrs. Edmund Kiely, chairman of ander Berggren aa chief of staff. won 52 delegates to Dewey’s 18 in Curtis Blake of Mancheater, Mra Garments Braught Ta Our Plant Hlltgen and Mrs. Edward F. Kelle- In the adjournment rush. war devastated Europe and CSilna. Polish Melodies. ing In parking areas and gas •tactions. Tha board has been the Catholic Mothers’ 'circles, pre­ The parade committee will meet the four states. This claim did not Robert Freeman of Manebastar Establishes Two Fellowships Allen Realty COAIMEROAL REFRIGERATION her were co-hostesses in charge of tonight to maka further plans. take into arrount reports that and Mra. Martha Katzung of Hart­ Government pay Increases—Both Beginning today a large bin WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. stations. Work guaranteed, •wamped with work despite Its arrangements. sided at the meeting. •nlargemcnt from three to five Nebraska’s 15 would be split up. ford. Senate and House Civil Service was placed In Kinney's store, 903 W TH T—News. Store. May 24—i/P)—Tlic estab­ lim a imyinents arranged. Free Mra. E. W Graham, chairman esHmates. Com pony Befare 10 A. M. aumbers under the Taft-Hartley Uptm checking dishes in prepa­ There will be a meeting of the McCarthy noted that Stassen He waa a member of the Eman­ committees favor the Idea but dis­ Main street, wlisre customers IV n C —Supper Club. lishment by the (Connecticut Pub­ When you select a General Electric Refrigerator ration for the spaghetti aupper of Organization, reviewed the his­ agree as to amounts. may drop their old shoes, aa a law. tory alma and expansion of tHR Manchtater Fire Department to­ himself, or his delegates, had had uel Lutheran church, the Brother­ 7. ri5— lic Expenditure council of two R EAL10RS for Commercial uae you kaow you arc getting the B. Whether to outlaw strikes Wednesday evening In the vestry morrow night at the headquarters wide marg«rs over Dewey or hia hood of that church and tha Sons Ttdelands—The House has ap­ contribution to the drive. The bln WDRC—Jack Smith Show. 180 Center Street May Be Called Far A t 5 P. M* of the First Congregational church circles In Manchester to 2B0 mem­ $500 graduate fellowships in pub­ DeMoio Brothers aimed at enforcing employers to bera. at 7:30 o’clock. delegates in Wisconsin and Nebras­ of Herrmann. proved s bill that would give states will be surmounted by a poster, WONS—Tello-Test. lic administration at the Univer­ .Manchester. Connecticut very lacat in rcrrigcratioii. Let American at the Ladlea’ Aaaoclatlon diacovered bearing the drive slogan “Walk Paving Contractors Since I8tl agree to c ontracts which either . Rev. Frederick McLean, retiring ka. Funeral services will be held at tiUa to so-called tidelands. some of W TH T—Musical Moods. sity of Connecticut haa been an­ Call Manchester 7691 Anytime . Phone Manchester 51 OS Mancheater help you in your choice. violate the law or evade it that a 16-quart aluminum kettle “ In viaw of thia wide popular the Emanuel Lutheran church which contain rich oil reserves. A Out In Your Ne\ Shoes, That W n C —News. Slight Additianal Charge hM been mistakenly taken from chaplain, was presented with a The Sunday school and Saturday nounced by University President '*We are going lato all of those Class of St. Brldget’a church will vote margin in four representative Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Rev. similar Senat# bill Is tied up In tho They May Walk In Your Old 7:86— the kitchen. The committee would token of appreciation for his four 1^/ A. N. Jorgensen. The council la s things and maybe more,” Ball said. years' aervice. reconvene in September. states. Stassen is plainly the logical Carl E. Olson will officlata and Jifiliciary committee. Shoes.” W. J. Curtis is leeal store WDRC—au b Fifteen. private research organization. "It will be valuable mostly in giv­ greatly appreciate Ita return im­ Far This Service mediately. Rev, John L. Loughran, the new choice of the Republican party this burial will be In the EAst cemetery. Hmisfng—The Senate has passed manager. WONS— Henry J. Taylor. REFRIGERATION SERVICE— ing ua an idea of what legislation chaplain, woa presented a purse for A public hearing will be hild by year,” McCarthy said. Friends may call at the Watkins a long range housing bill sponsored The shoes will be forwarded to W TH T—Lone Ranger. n u ^ t ba needed next yeer. Beginning with the faU term the W TIC—Symphony of Melody. tuiUon for pupils attending the his silver Jubilee. the Town Planning Commission Seen H UeUtng hi OMh Funaral Homa after aavan o’cloch by Senatora T a ft Ellendar (D-La) the Collictlon Depot of Foatcr The committee haa invited John Wednesday. June 2 at 8 o’clock But a lot of politiclana look upon tomorrow evening and until 11 a. and Wagner (D-NYl. House lead- Parents’ Plan For War Children. L. Lewie, the United Mine Work­ Windham High school In Wllliman- The winners of the Presto Magic MOTOR I STS! G. E- AND ALL MAKES tlc will be at least 620 more per toaster and the DcWald table at the Municipal Building to die- this as a form of political whiat- m., Wednesday. era are opposed to the public hous­ 122 E.ist 34tb street. New Yor’it WDr O— Edward C. Miirrow. ers’ leader, to UstiUy on the wel- cusa an application for a pro­ ling In the dark. ing and slum clearance provisions. 16, for Immediate shipment over­ WONS— Inside of Sports. fhre fund Issue. He has not said pupil. The present rate is |170 model radio were Mrs. William J. Il\ Hcrt- - at per pupil. Shea and Mrs J. Daniels. posed order changing the building The coneenaus here la that Staa- Charles L, Mount Th’ deadlock may mean no legis­ seas. W TIC—Your Senator from Con­ People of Manchester and vicinity . . . A local The Manchester whether he will. lation. necticut. Refreshmentn were seri’cd by line on both sides of Locust street sen has lost his bandwagon appeal Chariea Lowell Mount, 72, of Arrangements are being made Amcricaa Service Staff is ready to give you im­ Mrs. K. T. Taylor and her commit­ from the west side of Main street and must fight it out at the con­ Oollege Point, Long Island, N. Y., at the depot to tend at Icaat 6.000 8. -66— WDRC—Inner Sanctum. tee. Mrs. John Corbett was in to a point 170 feet west thereof, vention Just like any other oon- father of Mra. Gertruda Herrmann, pairs dally, according to Mrs. Automobile Dealers mediate service direct 'from Stock Place, Man­ Arabs to Seek Finnish Reds charge of decorations. to coincide with the street line. didate on the basis of M agate of thia town, died yeaterday at Vemon Man Hurt Edna Bide, International chair­ WONS—Adventures of the Fsl- chester. con. strength he ran roll up in the early Queena General hoapltal following man of Foster Parents’ Plan For Garages and Service Station;^ Dry Cleaners Tie Up Ships Mra. Robert Brown of 29 Seaman balloting. a long illness. He waa formerly War Children. Mrs. Blue said that W TH T— Point Sublime. Time to Discuss Senator Arthur Vandenburg was In Local Crash W TIC—Cavalcade of America. Wayne Phillips, Manager Circle was the winner of the third president of Mount and Robertson when she visited Europe recently 93 WELI.S STREET TELEPHONE 7254 Scouts. Practice Betty Crocker pressure cooker at marked down as a potential bma- Manufacturing Oompany. Ha was she saw mothers with raga tied on Palestine Truce (CoDtinned from Page Oae.) Pottertofi’s Saturday afternoon. ' ficiary of tho Oregon ciitcomo—on a dlraot daacendant of Governor William A. Cuslck. 61, of Pond their feet, carrying children who Over the Weekend The ticket was drawn bv Miss the general assumption that If Walton, of Georgia, who waa a road. Vernon, waa Injured this will be made to settle the crisis by had no shoes, ever the rubble. Janice Hawley of 256 Oak’ street Stassen can t get first prise hlm- signer of the DMlaration of Inde­ morning when a car in which he She said there were hundreds (Oaarttaaad fran Paga Oae) compromise, probably tomorrow. BIDU SAYAO helf he would be most llliely to pendence. was a passenger was rammed hy ant' hundreds of children who had The government prepared to use Thirty-five Scouts of Troop 25, Memorial Temple Pythian Sui­ turn what backing he don to the O N ^ I and ethar Arab capitala by the He leaves hU wife. Mrs. Magda­ another aulomobile on ramnfleld lost feet and- legs through frost­ American troops to operate Helsinki port. Center church, thoroiighlv enjoyed ters will meet temorrow evening at Michigan senator. road. Cusick waa treated at Me­ weaUrn powera’ diplomats today, lene Straubs Mount, one brother. bite which had become infected! Soldiers were given hasty train­ their second practice (Tamporee eight o’clock in Odd Fellows hall. Pledged to Baldwin morial hospital for shoulder and undarlined Britlah-American con- Russell, two sons William and A l­ ing in the technique of loading and Saturday and Sunday at Harry Games and refreshments will fol­ In week end delegate picking, fred Mount, four daughters, Mrs. TEUPHOft HOUR f*raacea that have been going on back hurts and a temporarily Tnke 24-Hour HoUday unloading cargoes, as workers con­ Miller’s farm in Bolton. The first low the btusiiiess meeting. Mrs. Connecticut’s 19-man G. O. P. slate Herrmaipi, Mrs. Mildred Klrschan- paralysed arm. Refrigeration Service In Ismdon for 48 hours. Foreign tinued to hold protast meetings practice camporee was held sev­ Carl Hilding, chairman of the riim- was pledged to Senator Raymond er, of Lake Hiawatha. N. J., Mre. Saerctary Erneat Bevin met Sat­ According to the report a car Tokyo, May 24—(F)— Clerical over the recent dismissal of Yrjo eral weeks ago at the Rockville irage sale, requests members to E. Baldwin aa a favorite aon. Bald­ Florence Uhterweger, of Block operated by Raymond Skopek. M.ANCHESTER urday and again today with U. S. workers of the Traniportatlon Leino, (Tommuniat interior minis­ American Leglop grounds In prep­ bring articles to the hall tomorrow win has been boomed In his home Port, N. Y„ and Miss Dorothy containing Cusick. was going 1 0 4 0 C-MO Ambaasador’Lawia Douglaa. After ter. aration for the District CAmporea ministry—numbering 5,700—-took Phoae Manchester 5761 night. state aa a vice presidential poe- Mount, of College Point. N. Y „ 14 north on Campfleld roail when It a 24-hour holiday today. The ac­ today'a eonfarance a Britlah gov- Spreading strikes were fesMd, to be held at the district camping sibillty. grandchildren and four great was hit from the rear by a pickup tion did not affect train ntove- emasapt sourea Indicatad BriUln despite a statement by the Trade grounds In Bolton, Camp Johnson, Mra. Georga F. Borst of Cam­ Utah’s 11 delegates were unln- grandchildren. TMS 4AN6 will conafder withdrawing bar 40 June S and 6. truck driven by Stanley L. Ather roents. A branch of the Gov­ Tiiiri AND Union federation laat night that bridge atroat and her daughter-in- stnicted, and Dewey, Stassen and of 248 Wetharell street. ernment Railway Workers de­ offlcara aarvlng adth the Arab le- the labor movement should not be During the camporee, each of law, Mra. Karl Borst of Hartford, Taft appear to have support witk- manded payment of wage differ- gl«n of Trana-Jordan —If the used for political ends. Between the patrols made camp, cookad ard apanding a few days at the ! in the delegation in that order. Arab natlona turn down U.N. their own meals and planned tbrir March I7th la tho anniver.sary entlals which the Ministry proin- .5,000 and 7.000 workers in Oulu, Borat Cottage, Point O Woods. F u n e n d t of the death, not the birth, of St i.sed but has been unable to pay *SORRV, BUT IT'S 6=00 P.i/ a NO I HAVE 7D paaoa afforta. A ban on further own program for the week-end. In central Finland, are reported to un­ Patrick. without parliamentary approval. ahipmanta of arma also was men­ have recommeneded a general der the supervision of tha patrol . 8 t Mary’a Young People's MAKE A LC3N^ DISTANCE TELEPHONE C A U .'' strike. officers. WIOtaM J, KhOry. Jr. tioned as a posaibillty. Fellowahlp at iU moaUng last night Fumral aervleaa for WUUmm J. The London aourcea who report­ The Panther Patrol, Robert Von Manchester Fight For Prestige alacted the following new officers: KliUvy. JFm of 547 Osntar atreet ed thia laid Britain considers her The crlsl.s has developed Into a Deck, patrol leader, won the week­ Praaident, Allan nom aa; vice wtro hold Baturday mombig from , iMfesf Long Dis^snet Rifes art in offset obligaUons to the United Nations fight for prestige between the end camporee, with the Apache preaidant, Robert LitUe; aecretary, Date Book tha Aharn Funeral Homa, 1406 to be above those ahe has under WttkJiy Evenings after 6 P.M ands!I day Sunday How Important Communist - dominated Popular Patrol, John Panciera, patrol lead­ June McKinney: treaaurer, Joari Main 6troet Eaat Hartford, with 6 traaUes with King Abdullah of Democrats and President Juho er, second and the Sequoia Patrol, Schueta. aolomn raqulam maa# in Bt Trans-Jordan. Joseph Dubiel, patrol leader, third. Tonight Paasikivi, who dismissed Leino. Meeting Zoning Board o f A p ­ Junaa’a church. Bav. Robort J. AUCTION Evans Reaches Cairo The Apache Patrol, John Panclara, Passlklvi does not appear inclined Mra. Jamea T. Pickles and mem­ peals, Municipal building at E . W6B the colabrant Rov. Harold Bvana of Philadelphia, patrol leader, Harold CArlaon, aa- Is This Man's I to allov.’ a Oimmunist to replace bers of K vtr Ready Circle will be Fiotarlok McLean, daoooo, and the U. N.’s newly appointed com- sistunt patrol leader. R. Klrally, Also annual art mMMt Man*. , Leino at the Second Congregational Chester High school, 6 to B R. m.. Rav. John L Loughran, mb dm- 22S MAIN ST. A. R. Rockwell WE AIM mlasionef for Jerusalem, reached M. Kearns, A. Schnildhauser, R. Antique Furniture ard Old David navey I The provisional Interior mini.s- church Wednesday evening from Educational 'Squart. oon. . j f . Distributor ft Cairo by plane today. I ter is EInO Kllpl. a .Social Demo- Howarth, II. Templeton, R. Ding- aeven to- eight o'clock to receive MANCHISTIR He conferred with Kendall Kim- Also Woman’s Club atbatlag, ... tba Catholic YES I crat who has ' been cooperating Icy and Ned Charles, won a trip articles for ttie rummage .sale the South Methodist cburcb, ftatiir* ?®®taora Circlea attended tho aew- Fashioned Pieces 50 Deming Road berland. Chase National Bank rep- to the Scout Circus in Thompson TO TAKE CARE I v. ith Popular Democrats. circle Is to conduct at that church ing Priscilla CbnvrtoSlWaUa. H e’s the atan wboos " z m ’' halpad to put n sinbitiotM bey rasenUUve in the Middle East lu) the prize for attaining the most Thursday morning at 9:30. H it baarera wart Raymond PORTRAIT through OMdical tcbeol. who went to Jerusalem recently Call Glastonbury 3128 points for the combined practice Joyce, Roy Crawford. Bombrd O f Former Undonvood EsI., Tolland, Conn. for the American Frlendii Elementary achools Jfaa club In this, our 3U t year Aaotber occaiioa, hit friendly "yet" ttorted ■ men in bucineee caniporees. Mra. Gladys Webb of .54 Bigelow concert, High achool ball. Martino, Ihrank DtClocoio. John OF OUR OWN (Quaker) Service committee to try During ihc week end, many testa atreet was given a pink, blue and On The Village Green — Junt O ff Route 15 of serving bereaved aad today that man't butinett it i growiag. paying propoeition. and arranga a truce. ElliiiSton Wodnoaday. itay )N ■wtft and F i^ r ic k Bounty. SPECIAL! were pas.sed. The following Scouts white shower Saturday night. Ar­ Rov. Joh n 'L Loughran waa in Aftar a brief rast. Evans is ex­ Melodrama of Oraduata dub. families of this vicin­ And then there wet the lime hit "yet’’ enabled e worried fam­ with CHU^SI.KR-PLYMOl’TH s«rvke that passed "Wild Life” —N. Charles, R. rangements were made by Mra Cham of tha committal aervtco In ily te get from under e ttack of unpaid billt end hie friendly it e d to try to get in touch with Several members of Ellington St. Mary'a pariah ball. ity, we continne to matches the out.standing Chrysler-Plymoulb Kirally, R. DIngley and R. ’Temple^- Haaan Webb of Elssex street. \ Also second conaart alaiaaatary f t Mary'a oemetcry, Eaat Hart­ Wednesday, May 26, 1948 at 10:30 a. m. qdelca pat that femily't budget oe e tound. tecure beeit. Jawlah and Arab Madera. Grange visited East Hartford buffet luncheon was enjoyed bv the ford. Notice engineering. Abdel Rahman Aetam Paaha. ton. John Morianos passed “ First schools glee club. High aebool make Quish Funeral Grange Friday night and n.'isisted Class Direction." "Measuring” was 21 guests present from this town Tbte men wheee "yet" hat broucht peace e( mind to hundrodt aacretary-general of the Arab Lea- hall. Service available to with the program. passed by G. Caaa, E. Hohenthal, and other places. The door prize Mra. Christina M. Jobason RAIN OR SHINE IN OUR TENTED At'CTTON ARENA Invitation to Bid o f people ie tha menater of the Pertonel Finance Co. elbre in (iENlINE fW . toM newsmen In Amman, Ellington Grange ronionn soft- Also "Cinderella Week-end,” . thia dty. and J. Marianos. F'irst Class was won by Mrs. Ada Novella Sunset Council, D, of P., Odd Fel­ Funeral services for Mra. Chris­ families o f all classes t'HItVSLER AND PLYMOUTH PARTS T)rana-Jordan, earlier yeaterday ball team lost one panic to Fast , • Cherry 4 drawer Bow Front Chest, rlrra 1770; Mapla 7 Drawer Hie Job Ie to lutk* prrtuoel lorn* of lo JJOO on elgnttiire that he would not object to a truce "Woodlore” was passed by W. lows hall. tina. Magnell Johnspn, widow of Sealrt bids will be received by C'omplete .Automotive Service Windsor in the Thtir.sdnv iiipht Szomplenski, H. Szemplenskl; The Woman’s Club of .Manchev ‘Aaron Johnson of 02 Linden atreet. Chest. Conn, rirqa 1750; N. E. Cherry Card Table wUb shaped and creeds, at a cost I the South Windsor Board of Edu­ Slone and to xeep Iht trtnitction on • but'nt.>e.|!kt bttit. Hie in Jarusalem if disarmament la game played at Ea.st Wlml.sor. All Military Whist, Anderaon-Shea top, circa 1800: F'cderal Mahogany Drop-leaf TaMe with fine X/ years of -tprrieoct with PtIitSo.NAi. nerr tsigtu nun to re­ aigUad to both aidea. Eric Hohenthal — “Edible Wild tar win hold its annual and final Auxiliary f.t VFW Home. were held yesterday afternoon. A always within means. cation for painting the interior spect the honesty of locti people—frtrmlt reltftet. or em­ members of the regular team did business session this evening at carved pedestal and legs, roagti; Small Cherry Hlgk-Boy with only of the Wapping School and T b t Israeli government made iu Plants;” A. Schmidhauser, El Tburaday, May 61 prayer service was held at her late ployer sre not brought Into the picture. (•vt Your New U. S. Royal Tires Here. not play that night. Hohenthal, J. Morianoa, G. Casa, eight o'clock at the South Aietho- sunburst top and bottom; Intald Cberry Desk with oeoiat drawer; o f the Union School; and for For A Limited Time caaae flre offer in Tel Aviv yester­ Annual meeting, Hartford Dla- home at 1:30 followed by services Tester Rope C^arved Bedstead) Huge Pine Dro|>-lMf and Exten- NEVER drive on worn out tires. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Ijinders of W. Szeniplenski, H. Szcmplcnakl— dlat church. The entertainer wiU painting both the exterior and the Don’t borrow unntceMtrily. But If * loin—for « month or s day aa Arabs in Cairo claimed an Manchester are the parent.s of a trlct PTA In ^ u th Methodlat in tha Emanuel Lutheran church olon Banquet Table; M rgf Mahogany Rooe CArved Victorian year—It the eeiitlble thing for you (tnd you're the sole judge Egyptian mobile force had driven ■’Camp Making.” be the well known iniper-sonator. church. * at two o’clock. Rev. CArl E. Olson Phene interior of tho Pleasant Valley o f thit). the TES MAN will epprretste iht chance lo eey Y'ou’re Courting Disaster, daughter born at the Manchestir Sofa: Ladles and Gents Chairs; Set of 4 Hide Ctalrat Set of 4 School. Specifications may be se­ into Jerusalem during the day to Ttic Judges for the practlca ’’PriacllU Wells." Mrs A W Gales Parish recopiion for Rev. John L. officiated and Mrs. lA rl Gustafson Empire Fiddle-hack Clyilrs Cbl|>|>endale Chair) Hoopahirt Ruck­ Oo/ and N igh One Beautiful 5x7 "yss.” Memorial hospital, Tuesday, Mrs. camporee woie Harold Symington cured from the office of the su­ Join Arab Leglonnalies attempting Landers wa.i the former E.sthcr and Mra Bernard Fogarty are co- Loughran, St. James'a hall, 7:30 sang "What a Friend We Have In er) Mahogany and Cherry 1 Drawer Stands) Qooatacofc Arm perintendent of achools in War«- T u cojt phene him or drop l* to .'ee lum si the Ptrsontl We have found, road100 ceets tx>40 when promptly repaid tn U mdsth- Mrs. Clifford W. Barnett of this Tto Candle Box; Tolewnre Tmys; OInan, Chian, BHeie-bme and PORTRAIT..... ty cessocatire Intttllmentt et IIO.M etch. ■aacify the number af Egyptian town. was on the same basis as the Dis­ Jamea’a eemetery at 8 a, m. Burial araa in the Eaat eemetery. Attie eontents. of the work. Surh bids should be trict and Council Camporee. sent to the BU)>erintendi‘nt ol tiuopa tovolvad In the reported 'The Woman's Council of the Chief of Police Herman Schendel Friday, Ji m II Tha bcarara were Arthur J. Ander­ AUOnONEERH* NOTICE:—This anie offera the appaftanlta to # driva Into Jarusaltm. Scoutmaster Phil Susag was in announced thia afternoon that s schools and nhoiild bear a |>osi- MAKE TNISi BIBAM s n v t a Ckmgregational church will meet High Achbol graduation. Btata son. J r. Alan Kinsella. WllUaa nsqnlie pneacaalans of an »td Tolland family; to wMtdi thim (N o Appointment Xece-.'i;ir>) eOMfsnrff tmst u s i$ ro (ar rti- ngbllaa Baad To Haad the first Friday in June bv a vote charge of the Camporee assisted class of 20 policemen tonight will theater. Carlaon, Albert W. Harrison. Jr, eholoe ptocea bave been added by present owners, Havaen Ferier. mark not later than June llth. A Janiaalam dispatch said Jews of the Council at the previous by Carl Crane and Harry Mald- start the first of six classes on Tnraday, Juno 15 Robert D. Harrlaon and Elmer Wapping, Oean. and John N Keenev of RnckvUI^ Conn. Oaninlt The South Windsor Boafd of E'du- t V M m m FINANCElCO. and Arabs w an flu tin g hand to meeting. This is the last meeting n.ent. Awistant Scoutmasters. first aid. The policemen will be In- Graduation, HolUater and Buck- BwanaoB. ■Mm tor tan particnlars on the real estate, a comftnr bamr In a cation reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Of Naachaater ' in tha holy dty, baraly 800 of the summer. Meetings will be Btructed under siipcn-Uion of the land B^oola. The funeral aervicca were large­ typleni N, E. %illagn setting. from tha Church of the Holy resumed In the fail. All members Red Cross. Cnaaacs are to be held Weftoeaday, Jnno IB ly attended and there waa a prqfn- Signed: BR0WN-BEAUPRE,1 b6.{ Withering. Arab ar- ' Lunch By Ladles Of Fodemlnd Church Boqth Windsor Board of gacoad Btaar who hava work that was takan Public Keconis at the rear of the hospital annex. Graduation, Barnard and Green slon of floral tributea Btata IlMatav BoUdllig ao BIBSIU STRUT PNONI 71f1 • M ifi' pounded Jewish ma- home to 'finish art requested to Bchoola. Education. ELITE S T U D IO By Merle B. Woodmansee, _— .Aats In Notra Dane bring It to thia meeting. A *on, their flrat, was born yes- aaturday, 4«Ba IB 98.3 MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 8S58 782 Mala Bt. TM. 2456 Omni EfBleeHn Superintendent of Schools. Tom Brown n V W W w VO ' hegplee, In tha ahadow of tha an- Friday night’s thunder storm Warraataa Dsods terday afternoon at Memorial hos­ Rose Danca of Ldlieta Council. Funoral aenrtoaa for Oraat • . RCN3ERT.M. REID & SONS, AuctioDepm •CKQFQRa Allen F. Skinner and Mary Eli­ pital to Mr. and Mrs. James T, Dated at Warehouse I’oint, LIcensa N'o. 291 brought with it hail for a few min­ No. 61, D. of P „ Magontq Temple. Egglaaton weto held at 11 o'eloek sot Mala SL, Plwne 2193 Eatobllshed AwUon Acre% II m iw SSB •tHar dloatch from the utes. Due to the extreme cold zabeth Skinner to Edward W. Blair of 376 Porter street. Mr! May 17, 1945. Brnnlay. J>m 9B this morning at the W. F. Qifiah BIANrHESTEIl. CONN. 1807 BRIMRUX. BIABS. oaetor of the dty de- weather nothing la large enough to Radtke and Jane C. Radtke, prop­ and Mra. Blair have two smali Outdoor Sportamen’t Show. Cen­ Funeral Home. 225 Main atreet. A n b rtyning aa rdcntleae be. damaged. erty qn Hawttiom street daughters. ter Bprlnga Farfc, Rav. AlfraB U WllUama « f f t ■■ t

’• y t-.f/!}-,* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. MAY 24,4948 MANCmESTBR BVBNINO HEKAVD. WANCNJOrncaL W N N . m u n u AT. M AT 24, 194B s n

halt the communist tide,” the res- > - .A 4Umrl|fatrr . V ^ • ointloa asiirts, *Ta that we have Arrested Here, Hose Co. No. 1 Organised Child Injured ■t ■■ ■■ not raallaed that the pieople the SIMPLE AS A B Cl EtmtitiQ Ifrrald world over will rally to fight to- roa taUtarlan dictatorship only when Admits Record Here SO Yeara Ago Today In Chair Ride% oo?ora ■ I they are offered a new social and Living room furniture economic structure. Man Tells Police He On the evening o f May M , ltM ,|am argam y usa only havlag bean Beh Link Snaps and Do what huadreds are "Common people the world over tt men met at Cheney hall aad by replaced th roi^ tha ae4nlsiaoa Stole C a r in South; o f an Ahrena-Foa Pump In 1831 Girl Thrown to the doingt Just dreg off aigning the membership roll for­ see no hope In feudalism or In un­ and a Beagrava Ladder and Chem­ your laundry here when b w iy •*•••■• c>Mp« democratic reactionary govern­ Held Pending Probe mally organlaed Hoae aad Ladder ical truck In 1838. Ground at Carnival BolMan- Bntarca M tM Company No. 1, South Manchester All of the Above APparatua to­ youYt eat skepplaff: It •I ■aaifeMMr. Oonn^ m ments aa contrasted with the Important iri the ■ • n lUtUr. glowing promises of the commu­ A man admitting to a criminal Fire Department. Six of these gether with pcraoaal equipment auiy Small, lOH yAar old daugh­ win be ready in Jig time record and cmflnement in tha charter members, Frank Chaney, such aa booto, ooata, etc., were ter of Mr. and Mrs. WUlord R. ■ O B to u m o n RATiea nists. In continuing our aid to Jr„ C. Herman Chaney, Howell purchased aad paid fo r by the com­ SmaU of 38 Driva E, SUver Lane and yen cam yonrsdf a Florida StAtj Penetentiary at Ral- OM TMT kr lUN ...... I1V.W the countries o f Europe and Asia Cheney, John BanUy, Ernest Lun- pany mainly throtigh the medium K r S t k T b y M.n ...... » » « > homes, received e fractured left CASH AND CARRY to reconstruct and rehabillUte ford, who gave the name of Frank dine and William Dalton are still of the proceeds from their annual ankle and other brulaee Saturday OM Matk »r ...... » Hammond, was held here today DISCOUNT. new home plans living. Prank Cheney, Jr., is still 8li«to oa n ...... ; w themselves, we must inspire them Tbaaksiivlng Eve Social—the well Afternoon as the ROas Manning WMirta. aif Oir^M «••••••••«••••$ af after arraignment this morning In An Active member end trustee of known Turkey, Go om and F ig carnival waa giving Its final mati­ Meet « t tkree M in t- t to establish governments of their MIMTM. OM TM7 ...... |U(K> Town Court before Judge Herman the company. drawing. nee at the Dmgherty lot. The aten TabMe Cram a W M ef WM m roMttK ...... own choosing which WUl advance Yules. Hammond la being detained At the orgAniaatlon meeting Upon the death of Mr. Heabnar girl was thrown from a chair on g w ip la- pending further Inveatlgatlon.' MmirtiH Of the economic wellbeing of their L «w ls N. Hcabncr wae elected Oap- the duties of Captain wera dda- tb » chair-plane ride. If Yon Bring It la i^ad TBB AMLH.1ATBO KHttia He is the second state's prison tAin. a position he held continu­ gated to Harry SchUdge who Tha operator of the ride told tltJ S . (1 " TM AMOCtiJM Pr»*t '» «irtu»'rtly people as well aa their personal product picked up here In less than ously until his death In 1832. Also served in thia capacity until I860, Policeman Henry Gauruder that Rsqosst It m j o i . MtItIM to tM UM ol r(piib|i<-a|«m o( liberties. Because our foreign a week, snd was arrested through elected at this meeting were Ed­ •n MW* AKpatcM* rrM>t*0 to « oi when upon retiring from this the revolving derrick from which 24 HOUR SERVICE Made-to-order* M l otMnrt** crc'tttM '* tot* MMr policy-makers have woefully fail­ the diligence cf Policeman Edmund ward Paisley, foreman; William ofllce, was shortly afterwards the Ghelta are ouapended was In •M alM U>* loe*l n«w* puMiatiM Mr*. ed to understand this, they have F. Dwyer w'ho became auspl-ilous Dalton, aaalatant foreman; and elected secretary of the Board of half speed at the Uma o f the mis­ ON YOURLAUNDRY All rlftlU of rriHit>ll«t.tinti of *t>Mi*) when he saw a car parked in a lot l''red P. Gear, secretary and treas­ Oommlssloncra o f the South Man-, At*MteM* Mr*'n. •'* fcl»o r***r»*d. supported feudal landlords, un­ urer. hap, which, police report, waa off Tolland tumplka Saturday cheater Fire Diatrii^ The present caused when a waist belt link democratic reactionaries and Eu­ afternoon nbcut 3 p.m. Headquarters for several years run aorr'r* alian* of N C. A. Mr*' head o f the company, Arthur snapped, permltUng the child to Sofas 189-00 ropean monopollata. were In a omall • by 13 ft., one- H*. lac. Was Sleeping la Car Lashlnske, was elected upon the be thrown out She fell a short etory building owned by Henry retirement of Mr. Schifdge In "So confusing haa oyr policy be­ Inveatigutlng, Policeman Dwyer dlstanca. landing beyond a low PuMlaMr* ltoar*MnUli*M: m* found the ear bore N ew York Forbes at the comer of Pine and 1840. Jullua Mathaw* llMC<*l AK*nc7 -N ro ftnoe that encircled Uie ride. come that the House of Represen­ Walnut atreeU which housed a Actlro la Admlnlatrstton ToHl CbfcatiO. UatroM and H<>*ton. registration markera, but that the Policeman Gauruder. took the tatives sought to include the fas­ two-wheeled hand-drawn hoee cart Since the organisation o f tha choice of 6 $tyle$ front marker was different from child to the Memorial hospital, and MSMWB.'Ut AUltn BUflCAU Of with 600 feet of hoM. Shortly District in 1897 membera of the cist dictatorship of Franco Spain the rear one. Inside, sprawled on tried to noUfy the parents, who CIIN.'Ul.ATtfiNS the front seat, a man waa sleeping. afterwards fire alarm bells were company have always been active in the E-uropean recovery pre­ insulled In the homea of 13 mem­ in Its administration. In addition could not be reached by telephone. (L e ft) Hare's one ef ths six ro* Htrald Printing Cmiipan*. inv.. Dwyer arouaed the man and briefly They were locMed and told o f tha Fanback gaaMOM aaaiMtal raapuna'Onity for program. Because he Is antl-com- questioned blnr. and searched both bers. to Mr. Schlldge, Frank ^ e n e y , Jr., smart lounge sofas from mishap a short Ume later. tppogtaphieal arror* *ppot.;*ing m ad munist. this agent o f Hitler Is man and the car. The search pro­ A horse-drawn hooe wagon waa served os Its president from t ^ which you choose your Tha accident occurred at 3:15 rartlaamant* and ofhrt rekit'n* duced R hone handled, flve-and- purchased In 1800 and the preaent date of organisation until Novam- Ip Tb* llanrh**t*r Evening HeralA falsely alleged to be a friend of p. m. Just as the ride waa work­ Chair $189.00 sofa. In-between 72- one-half inc.i dagger, and a eatchel building to house it was erected ber 8,1833; E. L. G. Hohenthal, Jr., democracy. ing up Into speed. The . derrick ineh s in with button back Monday, May 24 containing personal articles and a by Cheney Brothers in 1801. In aa treasurer for many years, aad "Unless we offer democracy to pair of rubber gloves. 1006 a Hook and Ladder truck waa George W. c. Hunt aucceediag Mr. that holds the chairs Is fome 18 and friu ft valance. fact high and the ehatra swing In the peoples of the world as a real Admits Hleallng Car purchased and a year later the Schlldge who resigned In 1847. Tariff Imuc Has Chanitcd a circle In a revolving moUon at Further questioning of Ham­ hoM wagon was replaced with a The present officers are: A. F. 69-50 and practical alternative to aU a height considerably leas than mond drew finm him an admission horse-drawn combination chemical Lashlnske, captain; Georgs W . C. Some portion of the Republican dictatorship, we may be sure, as that of the derrick. The opera­ that he had at. Ien the car In which and hose wagon which otlll re- Hunt, lieutenant; Clarence Smith, — if von are raed for costly damages. This is just party haa difficulty in reallaing tor at the Ume of the aeddent hlatory Is sternly teaching ua, he was found at Savannah. maim the property o f the com­ hose foreman; Frank Roblnaon. one of the many hasards that is covered hy Com­ pany. was Alfred Snlffln o f Ossining, N. One of a group of smartly that condlUoiu. hlatory, and that we will lose the final battle Georgia, and had driven north in assistant hoM foreman; Alfrad Motorised Pqiripnwt Y.. the report o f the misap otatas. prehensive Personal Liability Insurance as writlea atyled chairs at thia low furice pointg of \iew have changed in for freedom. It. In New York, he admitted the Schlebel, ladder foreman; C la r a a » During 1812 the use o f horee- Today the injured girl waa re­ by the Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance the paat 16 yeara. Ignoring the U>eft of three car marker plates Freiheit, assistant ladder fore­ which includes, in addition to Your $189.00 Sofa will bs mads to or­ "To give the people of the drawn apparatus was dlaconttnued man; Herbert Phelon, treasurer; ported to be retting comfortably. Co. of Coinmbus, Ohio. This policy provides broad ateady progreaa their own party and aome •hoplIfUng o f personal this graceful fanback model der (delivery in about 60 days) from world an effective choice we muat articles and an 80 h.p. motor-driven Oiem - Albert J. Roblnaon, oecretary; Ed­ protection against legal liability for bodily injnry platforma have made during thia ical and Hose W agon and an 60 barrel and lounge types. Fan- your choice of 60 up-to-Dia-mhiuta free them from fear, hunger, con­ He was arrested on charges of ward wtsotske, hoae stowaid; to others and damage to property of others np to period, theae RepubUcana who h.p. motor-drlvan Bodk and Lad­ Nicholas Angelo, ladder steward; back in grey-and-rose or covers . . colorful tapsstries, dura­ fusion and despair. We accepted car theft and carrying concealed der tiller truck wars purchased. Pawtucket Fire $10,000 and also medical payment of np to $250 grey-and-green damask. ble textured friexes, satia stripss or Made-to-order want only to return to aome lm> weapons. Frank Cheney. Jr., trustee; C lif­ and approved the Marshall Plan These two pieces a n now kept for ford D. Cheney, trustee. for accidents. (Formerly $76.00). damasks. poaalble yeaterday, atlU labor un­ Hammond said he was bom ft) because It was a wise departure L o88 $125,000 For full information, coJf — der the deluaion that they can Indiana, and had been arrested from the lU-conceivcd Truman several times, aeiving n five year turn the clock back and undo Doctrine and grew out of a reali­ term in Florida State Penitentiary Borrowed Podium Pawtucket. R. I., May 34—(4>)— Agents thlaga that hare been firmly done, for car theft and another stretem Police Court A two and a half story w o ^ en Lawson Sofas 149-00 zation of the above principles. nieae RepubUcana are no aaaet to for breaking and entering. He said' building housing the Carusel FRED T. BAKER We must aid the people o f Ehirope that he had undergone other ar­ In Town Court *thla nMrnlng Used by Truman Braid company waa destroyed by their party, and, if they are al- 108 HoU Street, TeL 3-1368 Plenty of Variety and Asia In their efforta to find rests. Paul E. Jadoin o f Hartford, found * ______fire yesterdav with a loM esUmat- dewed to be too dominant In Ita (L e ft) Imagine a Watidns Sofa fttr only' $149.00! It’s a security and peace by permitting Police sav Hammond admitted ^m ity o f intoxication, was fined Phllsdelphie, May 34.- ed at 1135.000. regular $189.00 model coversd to order in your choice councila and policies, they can the rubber loves were "fo r use oe them to create new forma o f so­ When Girard college offidala pre­ Morir* Carusel, head of the firm jobs" end l>*d decided to sleep h en The case of Jamas Fogarty of who estimated the loss, aaid none LEONARD D. RIVARD two textured Goooall friese patterns . . and you perform the miracle of gaining pared for President Truman'a vis­ at Sale Savings cial organisation. We must not when he bocai. e tired. He had done Vernon, charged with driving a of the plant's 35 employes were 38 McKinley StreH, TeL t-«371 Norfolk blna, Ixmdon pay, Sandalwood, or the party one more defeat next it last Thursday In connection confuse democracy with the capi­ moat of his "operating" by night. car with .defectlvs brakas, was In the building at the Ume o f the November. with the school's ccnteuilal exer- Port Wine (a dasp rosa eolorlBf). 1>pleal WatUiia flna talist free enterprise system and It was learned. continued to Wednoaday. fire. I t la theae Republicans who, cisea they dlocovered they lacked instruction with hardwood frames soundly built: web- we must not condition our aid up­ A fte r he iiad stolen the Georgia the proper sort of podium. M. KENNETH OSTRINSKY SOFAS bed, snd hand-tied springs. against the Judgment of many of car, he decided that the plates A hurried search produoad a 184 Biases Street, TeL S-ISSS . on ita acceptance. Though we |U*ShUbe "hot" so he conceived tha their own fellow RepubUcana, podium o f the necessary dimen­ fervently search for peace, we re­ Idea dr atea'ing several plates and Democratic Group $279.00 Modifled Lawson Style with cut-back arms; rose frieze, boucle have succeeded In determining sions snd the president delivered ject the fateful policy of appeaae- placing different numbers front and fringe trim and fringe valance ...JO R .O O party poUcy on the matter of ex­ his broadcast address on achedule. Johnson ment and discard the benumbing rear. Police say this waa a certain To Name Officers $225.00 Empire Period Style; gooseneck arm fronts, rose-carvsd bade lidi; tending the Reciprocal Trade way to amuse suspicion. Then the borrowed podium waa And Spring-down Seat attitude of peace at any price. It returned to the Union le a g u e - rose figured tapestry ...... 1 7 9 . 0 0 Agreementa Act. That poUcy is la peace with freedom we are The Democratic Town commit­ one of the nation's citadels of $298.00 Lounge Sofa with square cut*back arm s; 2 spring-down seat cush­ to limit extension of the act to rock-ribbed Republicanism. aeeking." tee will name Its town chairman, Anderson See The Kodak 35 Camera ions. Biege, green and brown antique aatin stripe with plain green on one year, instead of the three Jean Sullivdn vice chalrlady, secretary, and an W e believe this resolution had outside, green moss fringe piping, green fringe valance ... .249*00 Lounge Sofa 279.00 pear period which has been cus­ acting treasurer Wednesday a-hen Ita attention centered on the cru­ PAINTING AND Range Finder Model Here... $326.00 Square-arm Lounge ^ f a with slightly concave front; Green xemsP, tomary, and to tack on some Um- Guest at Shower the newly elected group meets at Deafened Now Hear L> ^ cial and decisive factor in the 8:30 p.m.. In the municipal build­ DECORATING moss fringe trim. I'wo spring-down seat cushions...... 2 6 9 * 0 0 Itlnff amendments, as a signal and world struggle between democra­ ing to complete its orgaalaatlon. Whispers 5 Feel Away Ideal for Block- $298.00 Square-arm Ixiunge Sofa (as above) in green chenille texture and (Below) One of the custom-quality sofas you’ll And deeeribed la foretaste e f what the RepubUcana Miss Jean Sullivan of 261 Main New and standing committees Tests b the American Medical As­ Interior and Exterior Work moss fringe trim ...... - 2 4 9 . 0 0 would like to do to the whole act cy and communism. That strug­ Street was gtiest of honor at an­ will bo nominated. the lists to the left. This Is a modern T u x ^ o design in grey scfoO gle is not going to be decided by sociation’s Council on Phyalcal ond-White or $295.00 Two-cushion Lounge style with square slanting arm s; gold damask, ilamssk with matching fringe valance. (Formerlv 8846.00. Pil­ once they got in control o f Oon- other miscellaneoua shower held All members at the town com- Medicine show that science has t25 Highland St. TeL 6.TI2 guns; it cannot be decided by at the home of Mias Marguerite ^ t t e e are urged to attend this boucle fringe trim, fringe valan ce...... 2 4 9 .Q 0 > and the White House and now enabled deafened people to 1-TOOakSL Tel. 4914 Full-Color lows nut included). Also available in green textured damaak. force. Any resort to force, by ® ^ e ry at 36 Washington street. organization session. hear faint sounds, to easily under­ $298.00 Modifled Lawson with cut-back arms: two spring-down seat cush­ $289.00. (Formerly $879,00). in election safely behind Fourteen members o f a club either side, wrill be an admission stand whispers from 6 feet away, ions. Blue damask, boucle fringe trim and fringe valance ... .249.00 formed during High school days Summer SeMlon Announced aided by a tiny hearing device so Pictures $226.00 Lounge Sofa with flaring arms: blue damask cover, moss fringe that the creed o f life that- side rep­ were present and showered the As Secretary Marshall keeps light you hardly know you are trim and fringe valance. Two spring-down seat cushions ....179.00 resents Is lacking In natural truth bride-to-be with many beautiful New HAven, May 24— (iP)—The aaytng, the reciprocal trade pro­ gifts. wearing it. With it thousands now Its many features, in­ $298.00 Lounge Sofa with slanting arms and two spring-down cushions. and vigor. On the other hand, Yale School o f Forestry announc­ enjoy miislc, aermona and friend­ i gram la the great economic cor- One of the members of the cluding color • eoiTseted UN iNC ROOM TABLES ed yeaterday that its annual sum­ ly companionship. Finger Up con­ Plowing Turquoise-green damask, moss fringe piping and fringe ■arstone at this nation's foreign there need not be the slightest club, Miss Barbara Hubbard, who b W - mer session will be held from trols let you adjust It instantiy to lens snd critically sc- valance ...... 2 4 9 . 0 0 doubt of the eventual and peace­ at present Is away at school, was $61.00 Tier Table, bottom shelf consists of three \ poUcy. It happens to be the one June 28 through Sept. 11 at Great changing sound condlUons. No enrate shutter, enable you to get excellent results using ful victory o f democracy, if our represented by her mother who $83.60 Six-cushion Maple Sofa in beige, green and black homespun grouped shelves: Regency b ase ...... 39.50 v\r^ ‘ great aspect of our foreign policy Mountain forest In the towns of separate battery pack, wires or Rods chrome or black-and-white Kodak Filma. Haa baked a three-tiered wedding stripe ...... 9 9 . 5 0 foreign policy is careful and con­ Canaan and Norfolk. Sixteen men, harneos bulge to weigh you down. $68.00 (2 ) Tier Tables; two-shelf model with both in which we have, up to this time, cake with miniature bride and Harrowing L U M E N IZE D f-3.5 lens, double exposure preventifNi, $86.80 Six-cushion Maple Sofa with small wings; burgundy flgured scientious to exemplify democra­ including graduates of 12 Ameri­ The makers of Beltone, Dept. 35, shelves covered in gold-tooled leather, banded with managed to bo consistent before groom which formed the center- automatic film stop and Flash Kodiunatic Shutter (5 1450 W. 19U) St., Chicago 8. IUm ta p estry ...... 6 9 . 5 0 cy In Its associations abroad. iece of the table. A delicious can colleges and universities and mahogany, each ...... 4 9 .5 0 * the world. Pethaps for that rea­ are ao proud o f their achlevament speeds to 1-200). $86.58 here. $98.00 Six-cushion Maple Sofa with small wings; blue flgured uffet lunch was served and a one student from India already $88.60 Tier Table; three-shelf model with piecrust snd son, It la also the one foreign pol­ C that they will gladly send you a pleasant evening spent. are enrolled. Dean George A. Gsr- tapestry ..a,.,,...... ,, * 6 9 .9 5 free descriptive booklet a ^ ex­ rimmed edges: Chippendale ball-and-claw feet. icy program on which we have The Oregon Resnlt Miss O 'Lesiy is to be mald-of- ratt said in making the announce­ $183.00 Ijiwson Sofa with Maple legs; S(*ft blue homespun cover . -yo.OO plain how you may teat this re­ E. A. SENKBEIL carved legs ...... 24.50 had moat aagoUating sucoeaa with honor for Miss Sullivan who will ment. Governor Dewey's final margin markable device In yoiur own other nations. The Geneva and be martied to Howard Hampton Carter St. Phone 7519 $68.00 (2 ) Tier Tables with two round rimmed shelves. -uamvi r ^ / ^ of victory in the Oregon primary on June 6. home without risking a penny. m i t n i h . . Top shelves covered with gold-tooled leather. wiHiSi » Havana Oonftrances, in which we is some 10,000 votes out o f over CABT. JACK’ S ^ /y Write Beltone today. enasicniFTioH fm arm acv took the load la laying tha foua- UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS Sheraton pedestal bases, e a c h ...... 29.50 w\ Tin 300,OOQ cast. It la enoujgh tor • Ol M A I N U I ( T • M A N C H r !T I M $69.76 Three-shelf WaU Tier Table (half round) with ^ |! ill llll daUona for a freer trade world, Governor Dewey'a purpoae, which Week End Deaiha $115.00 Queen Anne Lounge with button back; green tapestry covered; rimmed shelves. Bottom shelf has three inset ^ ^ have enjoyed considerabts sue-' waa to bring the Staaaen band­ cabriole legs ...... 9 8 .0 0 copper bowls for plants. Duncan Phyfe Itose 39.50 oaaa, moving by reason and by wagon to a halt, and rsMtoblisb w r . (M E M SHOP. compromlsa toward standards New York — Oakleigh Thorne. '$159.00 Leather Lounge Chair with biscuit-tufted back; b le a c h ^ $75.00 30-inch Drum Table with drawer; gold-tool^ leather top, mahognn'' himself as a laadtng contender for 81, a figure in some o f W all whteb, U wa aver hava peace, are Choice of light green or blue leath ers...... 159 0 0 banding, Duncan Phyfe b a s e ...... 59.75 the Philadelphia oounntlon. street's bitter financial o tru n ^ $49.60 28-inch Drum Table with drawer; Duncan phyfe carved ba.vc, go la g to bo good for us and gopd before his retirement In 1913 from 8106.00 Extra deep Lawaon Lounge Chair in rose textured frieze stripe; Being a "leading contender," in Ms0f to f yusp for tha world. the presidency of the Trust Oam- button b a c k ...... 8 9 0 0 reeded u r n ...... 39 50 the preaent situaUon, seenu to ICoaBwhile, things have been pony of America. $126.00 Sheraton Fanback with diamond-tufted back; blue brocade $75.00 27-Inch Drum Table with two drawers; gold-tooled leather too, mean something negative rather Chicago — Claude McKay, 53. mahogany banding ...... h ^ p e n la g Inside America, too. SPRIN6 OUTING •‘-It . cover ...... 9 8 .0 0 59 75 than something positive. Of three Negro author and poet. Ha was $59.76 Sheraton Console Table with shaped flip-top, fluted turned lep,."*. i t o n a t us have come to resUae born in SunnyviUe, Jamaica. $76.00 Queen Anne W ing Chair with upholstered seat. Beige and green ouch "leading contenders," Gover­ **WTa*tMSjMa SMm Ml ‘that o p o r t trade la an essential CTeveland— A. H. Ferboit. 80. wfiFpy irfB ip l 141 rosebud tapestry ...... 5 9 75 nor Dewey, Senator Taft, and Mr. and still relatively undeveloped president and director o f the P itts­ Middlaflald. Casa. 11w whole world aeeds faith; unless $166.00 Sheraton Fanback in grey brocade with plain flesh velvet outsirfs $70.00 Sheraton Console Table with shap^ flip-top; square taper^ legs. Staaaen, It can be said that their burgh Steamship Company and * aaM spade feet, genuine m ahogany...... 59 cq part of our own future prosperity. It Is revived la the heart of man, we X . . P P*®?...... 125.00 Immediate goal la merely to have the Pittsburgh Supply Oompony. $62.(K) Duncan Phyfe Console Table with shaped flip-top, carved pedestal Mora of ua have come to admit He was born In Cleveland. $130.5() F a n b a ^ with tufted seat, back and arm s; plain deep plum strength enough to keep one an­ face a sorry future. tha oonasetad truth, which la that other from being nominated. It tiada must be a two-way street, r ! $39.50 Duncan Phyfe Console Tabie irith fli(htop, pVlestal^ will now be vei^ difficult for any J aad that if we hope to be a great ini-xa ' um ...... * 2 9 T5 one o f the three to run off with $149.< ______$32.60 Sheraton Console Table with shaped flip-top, square tapered * cradltor and exporting nation we IN na ranini Of the nomination himself. These Alice Cofran slao take imports from oth- mnoBAi nouu. ahs sroMoan Spri^-dow n cushion . T ...... 1 2 5 . 0 0 i « f f i ...... 24 50 three have been engaged In a $62.00 Chippendale U m p Table with carved ball-and-claw pedesUl base, And more and more Ameri- h $110.W L o u t ^ Chair with low, cut-back arms; wine frieze with boucle merry process of killing each Oth­ Readingi Daily pie-crust rimmed top ...... 39 industry has, with progress fringe trim ...... 89 0 0 High Style er off, In Wlscomin, in Nebras­ 149 Charch SL Hartford WATKINS IROTHEKS, INC. $69.76 Sheraton Lamp Table with three sh elves...... 29 75 Ingenuity, adapted Itself to E m n / $149^ Pillow-back ^unge with square arms: spiing^own seat cushfon. ka, In Ohio, In Oregon. Each haa him alSanka $69.76 Regency Lamp Table with shelf, mirrorwtrimm^ aprons ! ’. .39‘50 that Qnee world competition from Telepbnnt A-2024 ammt k w*f(, SIncMr and grey damask, rose moss fringe piping and fringe scored against the other. None which It used to demand tariff i *m M IV4 rim » nyt base, rimmed top Living Room haa, now that the primaries are M3 Iwt I »*l*i la**t protection. eM*,«*ii.o*«i<, im . $110.00 B u tton -b«k Lounge In rose matelaVs^* toiicie fringe trim’. S p ri* ^ square Upered legs, each 9.95 S i at an end, grown stronger in the down seat cushion ...... * ...... A * A $14.96 Maple Coffee Table with shelf, rimmed t o p ...... Mew England Itself uaed to be 9 95 a eenter of high tariff sentiment primary proceos- $149.00 L ^ n M CHiair in beige tapestry with plain mauve velvet arms and taparsd legs and riming’ top 9i95 That Is why political observers A U TO GLASS $14.96 Maple End Table in blonde maple with shelf, square tapered •nm other day. Dr. Charles D. Hy- scons lAWN FOOD itnWteD CONTROl outoide. Mauve moSs fringe trim and fringe valance. Spring-down Tables 19.95 almost automatically conclude l e g s ...... aoa, industrial aeonomlat at tha Installed PHONE 9 95 that the prim ary battles of these $14.98 Maple End Table (as above) in Colnnlg! numle ...... o 'o e fhderal Rsaarva Bank at Boston, $182.00Lounge U h ^ r ^ O i low, e u t - b ^ arm s; turquoise n ^ le t u f t t»»p- Prompt Senriee m s wavs as it am me mss $18.50 Maple End Table with book tro u g h ...... three have really been victories T*. haQed the Geneva Agreementa aa MANCHESTER aatiy in damask p attern ...... o r a a 8 95 for aome dark horac. Ordinarily, Springtime Special $14.96 Maple End Table with two shelves ! a 95 aaaonttal to the future prosperity CALL 2222 Apply dry, |ust os It $62 .W ^p le Lounge Chair; spring-cushion Veit and back in blue fl^ ’“ the "dark horse” prospect is one $14.75 Maple End Table with shelf, pegged legs . * ...... o ’05 at Mew England. 5230 cemos from the pack­ to fill voters with alarm, and some White Glass Co. $89.80 Maple Lounge Chair and footstool: adjustable back, blue damask $69.76 Mahogany Step-end table, t h r e ; W i v e " . .49:56 Spring-down seat of that alarm In the present situ­ MOTOR TUNE UP age. In simultaneous cover ...... |A A VBion On Fontga PoUcy ation lA juatified when some party action Dandollons, Flon- 24 Bircli St. Manchester FOR ANY SIZE ORDER AND ^^th sininf-cushlon seat and back in green Local dalogatog to Um biannial leaders ravaal thenuelves to be OP toln, Puckhom, all brood and black hom espun...... 90 c a — inattcn of tbs TosUla Wwkora thinking o f House Speaker Joe LIVING ROOM PIECES 125.00 Plenty Of Parking loovod woods o r*' com­ $9$.(^ippen^e ^ n , Chdr with mailVit^teheVbi;;’ y BMoo of Aaiarlea, CIO, at Atton- Martin In that role. a Western Lumber green and beige tapestry...... c a On Prtmlncs pletely destroyed while $42.00 Smoker’s Cabinet, resembles small chest of drawers, mahogany to aty, b an brought back for But Senator Vandenbrrg i.S0icS0ft.$$J0 Drum. 100x110 ft - $117$ $42.M 86.1nch Bookcase with 3 adjustable shelves, reeded'rornerpoVts. of that $79.M Flat Top Desk with nine drawers, curved drawer fronts, pHrth of ten living room tablsa H ig h s r . ^ bases, mahogany plywood ...... Jui eSa d r a w e r ...... c q that tha da- laaeot-Himtere Odd Fellows Hall the Regency coffee feaUt, Drive Out and See Us a p s $96.W Flat Top Derit, Chippendale style xrith* 8 diiVm iidVdiig »5 2 $80.60 40-inch Modern Bookcase with rounded ends, ^ 0 shelves, 24 the oval-leaf P e m b n ^ n te « l \ . Sciantleta taunt Ineecta with drawer ...... #4 q g high 149 5 ^ , ___'OoatalB AT The and the Sheraton neat off bowa aad arrows. Feathers on Wad., May 26 $87.00 (8) 80-inch Bookcase with three adjustable shelves, drawer’ in each tables (at extreme top of hi tha brand t i the arrows are covered with glue, 9 A. M. *'*^^*>’ pin®, ffoid tooled beige leather Dillon Soles and Service * ^ 'ij..j* ^ * * * including flling drawer. Profusely carved and reeded corner posts. etTch...... 75 nn page) are shown here. A l­ ■ guraeln a B a n for which ensnaree ths Insect. Tha Bolton Notch F. T. Blish Hnnlware Co. moulded $14.60 36-Inch Bookca.-t* with four adjustable shelves ...... 25*P0 arrowa ‘are shot through swarme letasaa**. • ••tsaaaaai leatsAsaasee so included are sewing and ■i. : >,'■ Given Hy 130 C E N X SR S T R E LT M ANCH ESTER . CON N. 3 5 0 . 0 0 o f hlgta-flyiug tnaeeU ao amall 793 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER $28.W M ^eni 2-shelf B'lokca.^e in maple flnish, ro u n d s ends’,’2’4'i’- '‘ hiVi.. tier tables. Formerly ^2 .6 0 fallun to Pythian Sisters WE DELIVER ♦»«*♦ *),•;> scnrreiv can be keen. 40 long . . . ‘.18.75 to $86.00.

I \xU ,1 i. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALil. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, MAY 24, 1B4R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANlUlBSTBR. CONN. MONDAY. MAY 24. 1949 Into Sebaattcook river. Him Perhaps Biggest Taken from U. S. Ship 14 Lose Lives Felix Boulier, 00, of Keegan, to outdoor work on tbo jail farm, Jte matter up as unworthy. It M holdiag to a high resoHu ia ra- Prison Parolee was atriick by a car while walk­ h* left oa .June 7 of last you. Students Guests S t thla point that new baMU form- Ugioa not only beUevad la but CAMOU Youth Admito ing along a hlgbway, " Rockville SeasonVFirst Told to Hold Jig a new pattern of living enable pnutload.’’ concluded Mr. ‘ Ward. Story Unfolding Two Spruigflald fiahermea— A meoting for all thoae later- one to hold to this reeohre. A good “If.“ he eaid. “you are struggUng Arrested Jlere On Week-End rands Gonglornl, 2t, and Rage Of Rotary Club K i l l i n g Sheriff astod ia 4-H work in tha town of reootutlon le not ao much one Mg with a high reaolve don’t be Raj Dwjar*6 adres, are missing off Ston- Hike Is Held On to Ideals New York. May 24— Alsn J. ? Vernon wlU bo held at the Vomon thing aa It is many Uttla things aUiamad of IL Don’t be afraid of Next Ington, Conn., and presumed Beaver Patrol five mrmbera of the Manchester wbloi enter Into the dally habits a vital religion which bolds out the Gould, Associated Press exeeuttve I’olicp Also Didoovpr Nino Meet Deallf bn drowned after their boat became Osater church this evening at Wounds Two OUirr Men eight o'clock. The BMoting wUI be High Freshman claes win preaent of a peraon. Too long we have premiss of groat resulta for good M. editor, said yesterday that I er- swamped. Two others with them COMING Boy Srouto of Troop 91 Pastor Ward of South thoug.it of Habit aa a vice, which in pereonal life. The New TaMa- Tiiat Goetz Hail Shot New England^ High* open to all adutto la tho town and hspa the biggest news story in were rescued. BOB TKUaL, FLOYD RICHARDS la *. arrested here late last Frl- land's best week-end of the season TIekets Frem Members, At Hall, nr H n ne 8$$t S-0M1 Top Place Alter the meeting lield on May 17th of tho Troop 01. Boy 84»ats. sponsored have held conferences with mem­ “What wa. aa persona, have re- pBckage Ddiffery youth was In pohce cua- ently suffered a heart attack. The great battles of life are net Radio diaturbanraa (Kcur when tizing the iO biggest news stories ilay night after, police report, he for motoring and boating took a Vornon Farm Bureau member*. by the V. F. W., held lu flrst bers of local servtee clubs, choos­ aoived to do and be haa ail been to won in a single encounter but by toSy today after orally admitting of the past rentury as selected by Tollaod Gamporee The purpose of the meeting ia to ing those to to Interviewed accord­ the lonospbere or radio reflecting Light Tracking had sought to enter the home of heavy toll of lives with 14 violent spring overnight hike of the aea- tha good, but what we actually ac­ small steps which lead to a tri­ region 30 to 280 miles ebove the the alaying of a deputy aherlff and AP editors. The program was in (hacusa 4-H Club work and pooei- ing to their own Interoeta In spe­ Dr. .Tohn V. Gregan on Main street. deaths reported. Sheridan Opening eon over the past week-end. Scouts complish, ia anothee matter," said umphant climax." earth la disrupted by the incoming oKseiwance of the A P’s centenary. Nine persons met death on the RoekvUte, May li^iapocikl)— bl. the election of a new 4-H cific vocatlona. Phone 24)752 wounding of two men during an The 10 stories picked for drams- ] and committeemen left the Green Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., minister “The most effective resource for | streama of particles from the sun found Rsturday afternoon to highway: three drowned and two 1 ^ Bsavtr Patrol of Troop 10 of |own committee. FoUonlng those conferences the attempt to free hta aweetheart tizntion were the gold rush ami Enjoyable Affair school at 8 p. m. and arrived at have had a previous erimlnsl rec- fishermen are missing and pre­ GENUINE ELECTRICAL PARTS Broad Brook won top honors at Aaaeuaeee Bagageotont students have worked up material of South church yesterday moni- from a aUte achool for feeble­ America's expanaion westw’srd. the Mrs. John J. McCartin of '80 Gay City about 8:80. Upon arrival In their classes on the various vo­ Uif In a Bcrmon on the theme w.ir between the states, the Fran- (inl, and to he a parolee from the sumed drowned. tho Oamporco of tb« Highland minded. The opening under new manage­ High street haa announced the en­ the scouts selected their camp sites cations. This material will be used “How to Hold a High Resolve.” ro-Prus.«ian war and establishment St.ite's Pn.son at Wethersflelil. Massachusetts reported seven Olablet. Boy Scouts of i^morica Norman Lee Blodgett was ar- accidental fatalities— four high­ ment of the Sheridan Restaurant gagement of her daughter. Miss and made camp for the ni^t. as part of tonwivow avenlng*s Pointing out that any person who of the German empire, the Spanish- I Goetz, who was picked up after reated in Kanaaa City four houra way, three drownings. was featured by a gala party on : hold kt tin Flynn proporty In Tol- Margaret M an McCkrtln of New S A n supper the boye explored an demonstration. Rotarian Arthur H. mahaa a worthwhile resolve haa a Ameriean war, Marconi opens a the asserted entry attempt and Always Insist after the shootings took place I Drown While Fishing Saturday evening which was at- , Idad. William Saypalla, diatriot York City to Roland Edward Day- oHl abaiMonad woolen mill which ming, eupeiintendent of schools battle SB hla hands to maintain tL century of science, World War 1. , was found in an Intoxicated con­ tended by 150 guests from Man- | haw. son of Mra. Edward C Day- will Introduce the apeakeri. Mr. Ward urged that it ia a part early yesterday morning. abdication of Edwartl V III, World Two .\cw Bedford men — W il­ ON oemadsaloaer waa in charn ot tha had been operated by water power. 8gt. Leo Hcodl of the Kan.sas dition. had a loaded .22 caliber Chester and nearby towns. I Camporoo. Tho atanding of the haw of Tupper Lake, Now York. After the exploring trip two dare­ e< tha oontributlon of religion to war II. Franklin D. Roosevelt and ptstfil anil two boxes of caitririges liam Davidow. 67. and Jacob Hor- City police department said the vita, 60 drowned while fishing in The Royal Four Orchestra of I other patrols wero RatUeanake Pa­ Mlae MeC^rtin la'a graduate of devils went swimming. life to give one the aMUty to held i youth a former patient at the his era, and atomic energy. in his po.ssesslon when Police Ser­ Hartford played for dancing. The 8L Jooeph Collogc, Woat Hart­ fast to bis high Ideals and w ort^ji "The eleventh Story —- perhaps Assawompsett pond in Lakeville, Genuine trol of Troop gg. Vernon, 070 An Interesting council Are was Would Ban Reds achool here and at the State Hospi­ geant P. Seymour located floor ahow waa highlighted by MinU; Cobra Patrol, Patrol 14, ford and la head teaching dietician while purposes. |l the biggest of them all," said him. Goetz told Sergeant Sey- Maas. then held with appropriate light­ tal for Insane, F^ilton, Mo., said | Ruaaian dances by Gorsky and HockviUc, 070 polnU. Tho two at tho Bellevue School of Nurs­ ing ceremoiue* and topped off by “Many people today,” aald Mr. Gould. "IS what Is taking place In i mour hr had the pistol “ to shoot Nine-year-old Kenneth Low From All Ballots he loved the girl and planned to , drowned in Lawrence, when he Horan recently from Broadway Electrical Parts highest ecoring patroU wUI repre- ing and Mine Male School of all enjoying toasted marshmallows. Ward, “are taking a new lntereat> the world thday." t rats with.” Theodore Stdaberg (above). SO. and the famous Marley sisters of marry her. slipped while playing on the bank eent tho dUtriet at Camp PUmoar Nursing, New York. She Is also TuM were sounded at 0:80 by la religion and reaolve to make the |l Deputy Sheriff J. O. Freeman, i NB(; commentators Who pre­ nf New Britain, Is one of the Pal­ Rockville, tap dancing artists. Vo­ sented the stories in drama and I Had Shot Himself of the Merrimack river. at a otato Osmporoo with Cobra member of the faculty of New Bugler AUieon Wills. ’ Hartford. May 84—(9)—The Na dnirch a central factor In their || 80, of Marshall, was killed. ■ estine-bound Americans seized by cal Selections were sung during art mum ssmmmi narration were W. \V. Chaplin, He rvidrntly had been doing Rudolph .Soderlund, 63, waa of Troop 14 at alternau troop. York University. Upon awakening early Sunday tional president of the American personal experience, only after a KnoMD as “ Bad Actor” | Lebanese on the I'. H. ship Marine the evening. Many Of Your Mr. Dayhaw is a veteran of try or two at going to church, giro, Robert Trout. John Cameron i some shooting, although of a rath- Carp at Belmt rooMitly. The kilUed by an automobile while Othor Patrol atandinga woro Eaglo nwming the boys orepared and Legion AuxlUary, speaking at Dr. R. o. Kelly, acting auperin- i Swayze. John MaeVans, and Rob- I er poor quality, police aay. becaitsr A aouther fried chicken din­ Patrol. Troop 02. RMkvlIlo, 983; World war 2 and graduate of Holy had a haarty breakfast. Then banquet in her honor here Satur­ Cnlted State* baa demanded the walking along a highway in ner waa aorvetl and all attending Local Garages tandent of tno school, said he recog-1 orl McCormick. he had. It was found after his Paathor Patrol, Troop 08. Verma, Ghoat Academy and St. John's unl- then explored the eurroundlng day night, urged tha removal of relense of the Amerlcnas. Brookfield. Mrs. Hazel O'Brien, reported a pleasant evening. Btaed the youth when he appeared arrest, shot himself through the 30, formerly of Bennington, 'Vt., Are Now 081; Tlgor Patrol. Troop 88. Ver- veraity. He le in the government woo-bullets hit the His ia.se, when it Four persons met violent deaths nNAST SUPER MARKET aviation's speed queens, claims court .Ssturday, had been contln- j casion being Queen Victoria's Otto Degoakolbe of their homes, however tin cans so moat of tho boya went swimming 84tathbwy Man Killed officer and n third hit Dr. William in Maine—all highway fatalitlea. lied for further Investigation.« birthday. HlIXIARD STREET Otto Dcgenkolbo, 77, of 87 Proo- will not be collected. Anything too in tho old mill pon — John Ticfc, dentUt at the institution, is Miss Cochran, flying a special | Gilbert Whitmore. 18, of Cariboo MANCHESTER, TEL. 5189 broke camp at t;30 p. m. a prison parolee, he was ordered to otic plays in the schools of remote tho Rockvillo City HoopUal follow­ If, Rockville 00 Is phoned. Benjamin King, 80. ktUed last FOR BABY NEEDS PM PAMCMa POI YOU! in a critical condition. I war-surplus P-Sl Mustang, was Boya attending were Senior Pa- return there for treatment and villages to the Royal Empire so- were killed when automobilea they ing aa illnees of oevoral months. night when. State Policeman Another bullet hit Charles] clocked at approximately 4481 were riding in overturned. trolol Leader Carl Panciera, Patrol Kiich action ss might follow his rlty's big reception and dance In Ha wao born In Rockvillo Decem­ Thomas J. Duda said, he waa Jaackel, school Florist, shattering ' miles an hour for a 1,'242.'<39 mile Hying Iocs killed C3aude W. Leaders Frank Young, Bob Kelley, arrr.st h<‘rc on the counts of In- London. ber 1, 1870 and bad lived hero all War Bride Slayer struck while croaslng Route 6 here hli. right nrm at the nbow. i dash from here to Santa Fe, N. M., Munn. 26. of North Hartland, Me., and AUlaon Wills. Scouts were toxication and carrying a con- Britain's morning newspapers hlo life, being a retired weaver. near his home by an automobile Drops OuB and Fires and return Saturday. when a pulpwood truck plunged Francis Barry, Douglaa Allen. Nel­ She covered the closed course of coaled weapon. welcomed a speech by Field Mar­ Ho leavcB a brother, Henry Dogen- which waa driven by Hyman Kap- The youth dropped the gun and Wants to Forget son Sprague. Gerhart Janssen, lowltz■ of New -York c(Jlly. »y . Kaplb- " fled when u patient grappled with 2,000 kilometers in 2 hours and 46 shal Jan (Christiaan Smuts, prime kolbe and two olsters. Miss Ids John Proven, Dick Buahnell. and minutes. The prevloiia record of minister of the Union of South A f­ Dcgenkolbo and Mrs. Emma (3ock- wltz was held in bonds of 11,000 on him. Ray Terney. a charge of reckless driving for an He eluded a net of highway 440 miles per hour was set May 19, rica, delivered Saturday night for eler, all of Rockville. The funeral New York, May 24—(Vi—An (^mmltteemen In charge were i i i Dewey to Speak the occasion. will bo held Wedneaday at 2 p. m. Irish war bride,,convicted of slay­ inquest Wednesday, Duda said. patrol cars and planes and about 1046 by Lt. J. J. Hancock of the ^ > Ernest Panciera, Eugene Spiesa, King. In the real estate business m h : 80 armed farmers, escaping to U. S. Air Force. He flew a Jet pro­ Smuts called for an aaaoclation at tho Burke Funeral Home and at ing her American husband, was at Thomas Panciera and ^1MUp 2:30 p. m. at the Trinity Lutheran Ellis Island t4>day aiCoIting de­ here since 1910, had been a town Ks"— City by bus. Ihcre police pelled Shooting Star. At Butte Rally of the British commonwealth—dis­ Alien. constable for many years. apprehended him as he attempted The aviatrU's exact official tinct from the empire—and the church. Rev. E O. Piepor, pastor portation to England—eager to get The troop is looking forward to speed will not be determined iin'il United States “ to give pause to of the church will offtciate. Burial back home "to work and forget.” the annual district Camporse in to return to an apartment where Salt Lake City, May 24—(ff>— REFRESH YOURSELF various Inatrumenta have been any potential aggressor.” The pa- will be at Grove Hill cemetery. The woman, pretty, 32-year-old June. * HNI he had been staying. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New HoedI said Blodgett admlttcnl checked. H. Dudley Wrigni o. i.u- ;ra particularly liked his idea of Frienda may call at the funeral Bridget Waters, peroled recently York planned to leave today by air BfuUcu Meat falling in an attempt to free the National Aeronautic association ritain as the hub of a wr.stern heme TTieaday nlghL from Nevada state prison alter Eaglaad’s Fntnre Looke Good for Butte, Mont., where he will The COFFEES giri from the same institution a supervised the flight. gEuropean grouping. serving 18 m-rnths of a one to five speak at a rally tonight. Committee to Meet MUU> MCUOW NO WAITINO - PASTIST SM VICIIVM year ago. He had attempted to fire The Times of London said the WITH ICE-COLD COKE There will be a meeting of the year term, said she was grateful New Haven, May 24—OPi—Wil­ at an attendant then, but his Dewey and his party were South African's words “drove committee chairmen who will “ for American Justice” and for liam H. Dunham, Jr, Tale history RidMMBd 2 '-i ** a g s 7 9 c scheduled to depart from Salt "all the-klndneas" shown her. Dewey-Riehman weapon misfired. Dewev Still Holds home the need for full and frank have charge of the Oimmunlty professor, says that England's fu­ RICH • MX lOOItO Blodgett suffered s minor flesh Lake City airport this morning. sharing of thought among the Fourth of July celebration this A condition of her parole was ture looks gooiL But he conceded Try Weldon’s First CHOPPED BEE wound in the leg from one of four TTie New York governor planned governments of the common­ rvenlng at the Police court rooms that she be deported to Bhigisnd. yesterday in the weekly “Yale In­ KyW 2 H I lA G S 89c She arrived yeptsrday in New Co. bullets fired by Freeman yesterday. Lead iii Oregon a two-hour atop at Pocatello Idaho, wealth." The Conservative Tele­ at eight o'clock. Hie public le also terprets the Newa” radio program York from Nevacia in the custody O T tA RICH to confer with Idaho Republican graph called Smuts “ a realist in invited to attend and following that a certain amount of "time and OCULIST CUT leaders. ( U a ( r ^ l of the wife of a Nevada prison luck" will be needed. Caplay i-uvactin49c PORK CHOPS Portland, Ore., May 24 — nP)— political sffairs" and said all Brit­ the meeting motion pictures taken He spent yesterday afternoon ons could share his views. warden and was turned over to PRESCRIPl'IONS FILLED Quiet Guard Duty Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New of lest year's celsbration will be Immigration officials. (IM d c fY C i and evening conferring with Utah shown. York held his lead over Harola E. With Mrs. Waters was her threc- NEW FRAMES Preaciiptinn Phsrmaey Republican leaders and "resting" Jeff koelsch haa been named STEAKS At Parking Plant Stassen of Minnesota today aa late from the rigors of his campaign­ yesr-old son. Frank Waters, Jr. LENS DdlM.K'ATEO £ f s s u a d returns piled in from Oregon's General chairman for the commit­ 901 Main SL Tci. 5321 ing In Oregon. [1 tee «1th Nick Phillips as secre­ REPAIRS MADE MMAan. MMssavi May 21 pre.sidentlal preference A t a press conference Dewey j Weeleyan Professor to Retire I C E COLD ^waCeia tary. Other chairmen have been MINCED HAMwBOLOGNA 49* Waterloo, la., May 24—(g>)— primary. expressed delight at the results of Rtsyberry t* JAR 29c NaUonal Ouardamen atarted their With upstate ballot boxes locked PACKARD named aa follows; Conditioning Middletown. May 24—(>P)— The , his Oregon efforts, where he had' of the Field and Track. Harry MMABai MMsaavi fifth day of quiet guard duty today lip over Sunday, only the metro­ won a primary victory over Har­ CANDIDS retirement in June of Dr. Burton Froth Mackarel at the atruck Rath Packing CO. 1946 and 1947 Ertel. Motion Pictures, Aloise Howard camp and Eugenia May politan Multnomah county area old Stassen. He said this contest | **We have ■ limited Strawberry II JAR 39c plant, acene of rioting Wednesday (Portland) finished up the unoffi­ Gwbrek; Softball. Francis Phil­ Henry from Wealeyan university was the best indication yet of the | 4 Door Sedans COST LESS THAN YOU THINK lips: Horshoe contest, Leroy El­ amount of money to MSI ABM. OaAM Fresh Sliced Halibut after aiaylng of a picket cial tally. The count in 1,759 of strength of the two presidential! haa been annotmeed by President IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE CIO Pacldngdtouae Workers un­ the state's 1,801 precincts gave: liott: Casting Contest, Leo Victor L. Butterfield. Dr. (Jamp. spend." tl JAR 19c aspirants, as it is the first tim e! Excellent group of • low To have always — the com­ Flaherty, Sr.; Track and Field Mannalade ion officlala, meaniriille were to Dewey 111,057; Stassen 102.419. the two have done a comparable, who been profeaaor of mathema­ . • -y , ! V receive apecifle strike settlement mileage, like new cars plete story of your wedding in Eventa, Pat Egan and Leo Flaher­ Sec for. yourself a o v n M A iD amount of campaigning. tics at Wesleyan aince 1914, will .• c:i 'i . ; propoaala at a meeting today with ready for immediate deliv- pictures — is worth more and ty, Jr.; Awards, Harold Rothe; become professor emeritus. Miss h o w Fuller He commented that the third "1 want the H oM y LI JAR 29c company officers. .ery. Most of them are more as the years go by. Official Announcer, Bill Kowski; Henry has been associate librar­ Waxes and Fol- First Coiiiiuiiuioii party of Henry Wallace will be Publicity Manaser, Nick Phillips. H u plant planned to continue only a "nuisance” to the Demo-; ian since 1830. lineal funeral ishc* brighten up today limited operations it has equipped with radio, heat­ You’ll be amazed at how lit­ k|C nw inoiii crats. Returned from Tesas the home — giro been conducting with non-strlklng er. Ail fully reconditioned tle an album of our beautiful money M8MCaiidias7oz^'CG2Sc R a KO CUTTING It 5« 'For Class of 125 Edward Holgerson, 23. of Rua-i a beautiful, Istt- OB^oyea. The independent plant and guaranteed. Priced low Candida costs. eell street, Hartford, who escaped can buy." ASSORTtD CMOCCXATtS FOR THE F1NF.8T ing 8oith. , hM b r a atruck since March 10. for quick sale. from Tolland Jail June 7, 1047, Cappar KattU lirkgS9c PIOMDA KtSIAc43« Moat^f the 4,800 union members A class of 125 children will re­ British Officers IN PORTRAITS, C05IE TO waa bound over to the Tolland ORANCES employed at the plant attended ceive their first communion this County Superior Court on a eith’s , ASSORTfO CHOCOlAnS coming Saturday morning at St. Ws tnausr M funsrsl CAUPOIMA fiutMal aervicea Saturday for Wil­ To Fa<*e Dt'alh i charge of eeimping from Jell at a PhoHSf writs FMtival UPKC 59c BROCCOU KH 2 9 . liam Farrell, 40, the picket shot to James's church, it was announced BRUNNER'S special seseton of the Tolland Jue- today. The class ha.s been receiving DUTCH MAID death in the Wednesday night dis­ Eaxt Center SI. tlee Court and In default of bonds or risU ms. instruction from the nuna of St. ELITE STUDIO TDCAS OIMN 2 order. Fred Lee Roberts, a non- Tel Aviv. Israel, May 24—(A')— Tel. .ilSl TEL. 8358 of 15,000 was taken to tne'Tolland Asst'd Ceakits UPKC 39c CUCUMBERS > 3 3 « atilking worker, la held on a mur­ James's school during the past Irgun Zval Leuml has pronounced 9S3 MAIN ST. weeks. Jail. He was apprehended at M D der charge In connection with the a death aentence on all British of­ Kingsville, Texas. He was origin- PWM MN ---- FLOUR---- PKGS death. Confession for those communi­ ficers in the Arab legion. aUy befors the Superior Court in / D U R K E O t TOMATOES caio Ke23< cants attending public sch(Mla will Irgun, formerly a Jowi.sh under­ ----- I •lanuary, 1847 on s charge of 010 HOMESTEAD PASTRY be held Thursday afternoon and ground organization and now a breaking and entering a cottage or FINAST FAMRY ONIONS vwxew 2 for parochial school pupils on Fri­ fighting arm of Israel, announced of a relative at Coventry and cen- Junior Date day afternoon. Parents may go to In a broadcast la.at night that It tcnced to a year at Tolland Jkil. 25 C A iW O W M A I confession Friday an1254 Abdullah of Trana-Jordan, -saying •omio U SBB AWHOHTV Of Oil COCA-COU COMPANY »Y Public Market! IXTRA LAROI PMAST that he also is oh the Hat of war criminals to be punished. Coca-Cols BottUag Company of Conn.. F.a-i llartfnrd. Conn. 805-807 MAIN STREET Card Room Second Irgun appealed to all nations of Finast Pnines 2 U PKC 37. Cheese Food 2-18 LOAF 99. e 1441, Th. Coca-Cola Caa<*aay the world, in its condemnation of ' For Over 14 Years PANCY a O V M O A U Britain, to send help to Israel. Tuesday Money Savers |t Haa Been Hand Wanted Prepared Pnines ”a?19« Margarine i» Nte 3 7 « BARSTOW'S for second shift in local mill. Fine PfNAST OOIM N le s i LEAN, FRESH SLICED For JOBS FOR MEN woolen experience necessary. At­ Pniiw Plums »oztin19c Tea H LI PKG 4 9 < lb. Westinghouse Skilled and Semi-Skilled P o rk C h op s tractive wages, free group insur­ PMAST RmiGEItATORS • RANGES PKCOF46 43. As ance and Blue Cross. Vocation Seedless Raisins 2'^1125< Tea Bags DEL RICH-LIMIT LAUNDROMAT • QOTHES PMAST o a A DUSMT DRILL PRESS OPERATORS DRYOt • WATBt HEATOtS allowance. RADIAL DRILL PRESS OPERATORS lb. WASTf*AWAY • VACUUM Applesauce 2 70-OZ TINS 25. DaiKhr Jell 3 mss 19c M a rg a rin e PAHS • FOOD MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS Apply In Person COMSTOCK’S mixer •r>A$TB(-OVR4 TURRET LATHE OPERATORS aiCTRIC COMPORT* Mr. and Mrs. Home Owner 2 20-OZ TINS 29. M.OZ TW ly. FRESH FROZEN Sliced Apples Baked Beans e n g in e LATHE OPERATORS each RONS •ELECTRIC SHEET PIOIIDA PMAST Dependable INTERNAL GRINDERS Peas and Carrots Aldon Spinning Mills MAY WE SELL YOUR HOME? 480 Main Street 44-OZTIN 23. 14-oz in. 19. EXTERNAL GRINDERS OR TALCOTTVILLE Orange Juke Ketchup We can give you fast reliable aervice in selling OPANOf ond OIAPPPRUIT PMAST Bereaved families rest •OUITON b o r in g MILL OPERATORS North or The Poat Offiee Or rail 5128 and u k for Mr. Olnatcd k your home. All we ask for ia a 15 day ex* 14 Mixed Vegetables 44-OZ TIN 2 1 < QT in I 5 c assured that all ar- tMM BENCH MECHANICS 1 5 Blended Juice Gdw Vinegar COLD SEAL BR.\ND elusive rights to sell your home. Remember ranffements for the POLISHERS PLOmOA PMAST SilEET METAL MECHANICS we will bear all coats of advertising your home. final service will be DOLE’S “SPEEDY* ky Turppike AhIo Btnly Works Grapefruit Juke 2 ^'35< Grape Juice m33* «l17 RESISTANCE WELDERS THa MMARxaak* You name your price, we will get it. We taken care of com­ ■maM-so Ma « . , DROP HAMMER OPERATORS PINEAPPLE THAT IT«nLLtU N 6 have a splendid record in being able to get you U6SSSUIDlll|f data pletely and efficiently HURFTS AU POPULAR BRANDS with lota at aya- JIG BORER OPERATORS No, 2 Can the highest price possible. Phone us and we mrtafl ono bodiea. lYa not By Mra. Anna Cabot when put Into (he JUICE 15c dWtealt for tha taao-agar aawer Adorable aun toga for the very will send a representative to your home to give te put togathar — year ABC Spa­ young are knitted of blue and ! handa of Mark and AlfO Bulova, Exeellent working conditions. Good pay. Come in for TANG NOODLES CIGARETTiS duT for weak. white cotton. Bib top buttnna onto a friendly interview with one of our employment coun­ you u free appraisal with no obligation to sell. * Pattam No. $US eomea in alaca the little girla pleated skirt—sus­ Howard Holmes. Pro­ Grupn and Lonjiinp- M TOMATO 250Z selors. Office Is located on Willow i^treet — just off 12 Oz. Can uaai CTN OMO PKGS n, 12, 13, 14, 16 and IE Size 12, penders “anchor" brothers shorts. Main Street — East Hartford. Hours 8:00 .\. M. to LUNCH M EAT 45c jm r a m . SAUCI JARS 4H yardz of 89-lnch. The brief bolero ia Just right over prietor supervision at WilliiuiH'r Wulrlirs. 2 1.69 t : l.’> P. M. — Mondays through Fridays. For thlB pattern, aand SS canta both. NEW GREEN la ootna, jrour- name, addrepa, ,alae To obtain complete knitting In- all times. W. GOODCHILD, JR. deairad aad tha pattra auaibar to atrucUona, atltch illuatratlons and •ua Buntett, Manohaatir BhraM, ooaqileta directions, sizes 3, 4 and F. E.BRAY PRATT & WHITNEY CABBAGE Lb.. 5c REAL ESTATE CO. tUO Am'A|is«ica% Now Took 1$, B taiduded for Sun Togs (pattern FIRST NATIONAL STORES R. T. ' T >0. 8776) send 16 cents In coin Jeweler V N Turnpike Auto Body WDRK5 k ’ DM’t alaa tha ipHag aad 8am- phia 1 cant postage. Tour name, NBW 'TEXAS Phono 4168 m/ft' FhaUea — battar than a«ar address and the Pattern numbsr 737 Main Street AIRCRAFT 2-2S40 [w uecne^j 869 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 4vh apeebd 6e*tur#a, amart atylea to Anne Cabot (Manchester Her­ East Hartford 8, Connecticut ONIONS 3 Lhfl. 19c .Manchester'* "l.ive Wirt** Raal Ealair l»eople SUPER MARKETS | fb|o pe*ter* nrintad la book. 2S ald) 1150 Avanue of the Americas. PHONE 7897 State Theater Ruilding f Xr*,, ^ ;.-<5 K f ;:M u W L i ruiunPfKi — MA/icuiSilR cokmfcticut \ S £ R V I C ^ New York 10, N. T. HONESTY ---- REI.IABII.ITY ----- FAST RESULTS

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denly at Grand Forka that one Bamra that ths Alrawa Fronaa taideab was stranded in the cen­ War Is Seen will bs pot Into dpsratloa by phai Gives Address Whbncy Peace’ ter of the street and its driver as on a world-wMa basla, as it Is Modern Floral had to be evacuated by rowboat. dseslopsd. . Ths phasss will eonalst of pul­ British Amerks Defeat Giants in Ten Innings^ 4 to A flash flood battered Kimberly. Less Likely At Conference Arransemonts Comes to £nd B. C.. and carriea shacks and ga- ing completed career fIskU Into ragvs down the center of that Ca­ operaUon with as UtUs disruption By «8|»eriFii(v4l llorlnla Em nadian mining town. of opsraUons as poaaibit. WtMliur*.' Annivvr«iir>r» 4M Fanrillea Homeless View of Maryland Sen* ■nllstsd msB wrlU bs given sn Miss Otherine Shea b Bnaiia .Hm L m I Word Pusrnibi. Ktr. Big Gnus In Yesterday’s Games Sox Seventh, Plays Tonij^t As many aa 460 families were ator That Situation opportunity to advance la a field Speaker at Conference j Naa^fs Turn Back After 20 Days of reported homeless In north cen­ of acUvliy easeatlal to the U8AF, George May’s Single tral Idaho where at least one Has Been Improved which, in many Instancea, affords At Storrs A N I lk B S O X Dodgers 8th Oasyqnilt Diplomacy community waa without commu­ training and experience compara­ <;RICKNIiO|ISF.S nication. A dozen families at ^tlm ore. May 24 —0P|— "War ble to civilian utUls. The Airman MUs Catherina ShM, principal Winsted VFW, 7 to 6 Ties WuMaftoo, M—(e»— Kooskla, Idaho, spent the night In Program will offer enlisted men Game in Ninth AMOTfean dtplomata 4ecMM today between Russia and tha democra­ of Um Washington school, was one 155 KMriilffr SI. IH 54flfi Boston Drops Twinbill churches and four houses with all tic countries seems leas llkaly to­ ssif-Improvemsnt, apprentloe and of the speakers at a recent Lead­ that tha " p t » ^ peace" In the cold the furnishings were swept away achooi training. Hy W ire" war la wrer—that thU where we day than It did six months ago,” ership Conference sponsored by I Vie Taggart, Winner in To White Sox; Reds All telephone communication Senator Tydings (D-Md) said yea- It wrill provide a permanent the Bchool of Education at the Veto Mowed Down Walk, Saciifiee, 9Ib ^ cane In. with Stites. Idaho, was broken off pcaoetlme A ir Force of highly- Top Brooks; Results Overtime Victory The eaat-weat bickering appar­ terdaj Univera.ty of ConnccUcut. * Mound Ddmtt Boldne And Infield Ont in yesterday and men on horseback However, he added. Premier trained men wrho wrill be the nuc­ Mlsa Shea took part la a panel, ently foaa on unchecked after 20 were reported to have left to seek ffits Hard lor Anns Brittsh-Aasarrlaas (4) tit craiyqullt diplomacy that Stalin's conciliatory proposals In a leus of rapid axpansion In time of diacuoalon of teadcrabtp In rela­ * . • Tenth Provldee Margin aid. public note to Henry A. Wallace national anMrgtncy. tionship td the community. Agree­ W rltw A R R H. PO. A. E. aoaMtInea fa re rlae to hopea that Portions of western Montana VoRotidn Blinds Who Gain Third Win Ik y, U — k ' - Murray. 2b .... 4 0 0 3 5 0 O f Victory at Mu Nebo ‘were designed largely to rob re­ Addltlotial details on this and ing that, becauM the Job of educa­ Wlrtalla,lb Tha managerial “ hert seat” waa a letup waa In atght. were also inundated by muddy cent United Statea governmental other Army and Air Force enlist­ And Green, r f ...... 4 0 0 0 0 2 8<^et Ruaala had the last tion Is so big that the achools and c . . . sUodlng today under Leo Durochcr water and highway travel was in­ acts of the popular support which ment opportuniUea may be ob­ the community must work togeth­ OiwaWnUig Sve htta^ a baaa O. May, r f ------1 0 1 0 0 0 George May was tka totrdmiiad word: terrupted by flash floods and rock Williams, cf . ------o t tha BraoUyn Dodgers aad Joe Oobb, lb ...... 8 1 1 IS 0 0 “Caearly the attitude of the gov­ would carry them to a successful tained looally at tha Recruiting er, the panel dlacuoaed various Window Shodos balla, two ateiffn baaoa, and a boy ta Um Brittoh ftmtilrana slides. conclusion.” If Russia’s paaca Station. 9M Main street, Murphy • ’ * MeCarthy o t ths Boston Rad Box. Baverick, Sb ...3 0 l 1 2 0 ernment of the United Statea ta avenues tor such cooperation. Solder's ebeleo, tbo local NaasUf Sh .. thrlllteg 4 to 8 ton triumph movea were sinoere, tha senator building. MIm Shea noted that Manches­ Cuslnin Made MeKhmay, 8b Durochoff's Dodgers strock rock J. May, cf ---- 4 1 1 0 0 0 not conducive to progreae In Inter­ Anas scored flva mas la a U g Keeney, as ---- 1 1 0 2 over the Mew Bagtoad Ootorad told a W BAL radio audisnee, tha ter la already following the recom- Free EHttnuitx Murphy, i f .. ■ f bottom yeotoedoy with a reaound- s 1 national affatra." lin t lantiig oa they acerofl a woli tag crarii that could ba neard ali Horvath, s a ___ 2 0 0 2 1 0 aaya 1% »- Wrong on Bver>- laane British Override proper channel for their communL meilded pracUcea of securing JlHnds fdiundsred Marttn, Xb .. Giants yesterday aftomoou at M t cation would have been to Presi­ school board members of high cali­ dMirvod T to 9 vietory ovor tko around Brooklyn from Coney Ford, If ...... 3 1 0 3 0 0 Nebo before a erowd o t 780. Taaa. the Soviet newa agency, Wong China^s Taggart, p to tbe Oowanus CanaL put out thia "authorlaed ’ verdict dent Truman or the State depart­ ber, of developing active Parent- WtaMtad V.T.W. yooUrday after­ Bsrube, e ...... 3 0 1 8 0 1 Relegated to the third base Soviet Protests ment. Teacher aaaoclations, and of free­ McKee Venetian V ' T h o f not only lost their eighth Flood, p ...... 3 0 1 0 4 0 Saturday night In a broadalde de­ noon at tko OvaL Totals .... 88 7 12 27 10 A - strwght erhaa they bowed to Cta- coaching spot this aaaaan bg Poeelble Reaeona far Lnil ’ New Premier dom from poIlUcal patronage in V J ’.W. (8) claring the U. 8 wrong on every Bd Byan, vtsttopa flashy Oiert- Rada 8-5, but sank Into Johnny HodlunC May coam iMue dividing thIa country and On Police Liaison Tydings listed the following as school personnel. Blind Laundry B. Ryan, as ... .3 2 0 0 Touts ...... S3 4 7 SO 14 4 possible reasons for tbs prsasnt The all-day conference speeches ttop opoaod the flrat taalqg with tba Natlosi League’s oellsr. Colored Glaato (8) through ta a oubaututo role with Ruaala. | (Osattaoed from Page Oae) Tel. 371 i OomitrowaU, rt 0 1 / McCarthy’s Red Box were oiUy "lull In Russian aggreaslveDsas In the morning by Superintendent a aingM to left. Ih o apoodaUr 2 1 ■■ AB. R. H. PO. A. E. The Arm Soviet atand held out (Continued fbom Page One) Centrallik 8b .. a shade bettor off. A atuaatag too all Important btaur to tha last 1. Hie Communist defeat in tha Fred Wish of Hartford and by a made a quick ctrcla of tha baaaa Simmons, ib .. 9 Brydaon, 2b ...2 0 0 0 1 0 half of too math imuag wkiab no hope that Ruaala would do Italian elections; the confused and prolonged at­ ' . doubla defeat dealt them by the what Secretary of State Marahall member of the staff at the Univer­ by atoaUng aacond, third, and P. CantroUa, K 2 A. Vlsrra, Ib ..3 0 2 2 seat Walt F o ^ over tha pEato sritb lislson officer back and forth be­ 2. Congressional approval of a tempt to organize China’s first tail-end Chicago White Box propoaed—abow by her actlona sity of Michigan’s school of Edu- horaa to |dvo hla club a 1 to 0 Katstn, 8b .... 1 M’tgom’y, Sb.Ib soil Uia tying run. tween our headquarters and the 70-group Air Force; constitutional cabinet would be cat on. A second afternoon panel load before the loosl’a roallaod dropped them into seventh place, that ahe really la willing to aettle delayed further. Gen. Ho Ylng- K.Ryan, cf ... 2 only tour lengths out of the Aaaai^ Kills, cf ...... S 0 0 2 traU iag g to 8 gotag Into tha police. " Stewart said. "Moreover, 5. Start of the European re­ discussion was . concerned with they wore In a ball gama. Strawther, c ...5 0 0 6 aome of the eaat-weat diaputea Chbi, former head of China’s Mil­ Negri, e ...... 4 loan League's basemenL Art Poograta tost half o t toa atath frasM tha tt should have an effect on police covery plan; leadership with the sUff. la the last half o< tha flrat In­ Lociualo, o , . . 2 Blanks, i f ...... 3 1 8 2 locals scored once. A base 00 balto Not Barpvtoed by BhiBt morale.” itary mission to the United Na­ What makes the present plight American dlplomata did not ap­ 4. Oingresslonal consideratioa The University of Connecticut ning. and bafora Baan, had a Dayton, p ...... 0 Poole, lb ...... 1 0 0 4 to leadott batter Ford, am t-aat) of a new draft; tions, reported he had rejected of Duroeber sad McCarthy aaost Art PongraU will be behind tha pear Burprlaed hy the Ruaalan U. S. authorities emphasized plana to make such leadership con­ chance to roUovo the Vote start­ Renn. p ...... 1 unenvlsble is the fact that both Porter. 1 b .... 3 1 1 7 OUL sandwtehod around Toaor Bo- they feel assignment of the liai­ — Photo hy VIchl, Manchester Photegraphers 6. Formation of a mutual de­ the post. Chiang offered It to him ferences an annual part of their plate tonight for Morlarty Broth- after talka with a number of ing pitcher Dayton, the Anna had found themselves on the spot at Warnock, sa ..4014 rabt's pm fly bunt wUch waa tok­ Maat. son officers la necessary to pre­ Above Is pictured the Itallaa-American associated cM m memorial fense association by -Britain. program. B whan thsy face tha Vnitad “We are now right back where prominent poUtlclana who may or gone out la fim t 8 to 1. Prom Totals .. 88 8 7 24 8 4 the outsat of the campaign. Du- Newton, rf __ 1 0 0 0 en by Jeff Strawther. Glaato catch­ vent repriaala and intimidation of monument to World War 2 veteran dead of Italian anoeatry. It wan France. Belgium. Holland, and Aircraft In a Twilight Laa(Fie wo atarted,” aald one official fa­ may not have been offered the Job that potnt on. Mg Vie Ik fs a rt had Runa batted In; W irtalla Bolduc, rocher, after a year's sheanBa at C. VleiTS, rf .. 2 1 1 0 er, and a base on balto to BU police personnel by Communist of­ unveiled yesterday la St. gamca’a cemetery. Luxembourg. gams at ths W ait Side Oval. miliar with U. S.-8ovlet relatlona themaelves. no trouble wtanliig hia flrat start Williams. Murphy 2, Martin, Tag- tha s p ^ a l request of Oonualasloa- Black, p ...... 2 0 0 0 Murray act the stage tor Moyto ficials if the police take an antl- gart, Doaaaroakl, Controlla, F. Gams Urns is set for 8 o'clook. Ho moant that the Moocow "olive These Included Wang Chung- Baby Strangles of the season. ar A. B. Chsndlsr, took oeer a The Gas Housers lost both Chepas, p _ 0 0 0 0 hit. with the count two balto o M Oimmunist line. They added the Centrella 2, Katxln; Two base hits: have two strfkea on May. who hod lo- branch,” aa aome called It. had Hul, author of the new constitu­ Taggart was impraasiva in hU team which hsd won Um National previous loop starU whllt tha A ir­ western allies are exerdafng a Bolduc, Ronn. WUllama Taggart; ptoced Johnny Greoa In right Bald bean withdrawn In favor of the Airman Program tion under which Chiang waa debut, scattering aevaa hits, walk­ Lsagua pennant In 1947. Ba was man blanksd RoekvUla la thalr ToUls ...... 38 3 10 29 18 4 right they have had since four- 111 Her Plav Pen Throe base bits: Wlrtalla; Stolen the eighth laaiag. the botta* familiar tar bruah. elected China’s flrat constitution­ ing only four men ntilla whiffing figured to flnlsh no worse than aae- only StarL Iggy MUer and BA’s ...... 000 800 001 1 -4 Pbr the chargea newly hurled poaer occupation of Berlin began. Unveil Monument Here al president; and Ma^or K. C. Wu basca: Bolduc 8. Brown, Olekaenskl ond. Giants ...... 000 000 300 0. .3 lad a aafsly dawn tha rightflald 80 far. only the Ruaalana have ex­ Is Announced aa ovoa doaen. Vie who poked a 2, Murphy, Ryan 4, T. Centrella George Swan are expaetod to be Una which anabtod F o N to soom- in one aalvo were the onea fired of Shanghai. West Los Angeles. Ma j-24—(>P) ^ \ Evan more waa sxpaetad from Runa batted tn. Ksensy, Hdr- ercised this right the officials long doable in the eighth laalng r. CentnlU; Left on bases; Naa- the sUrtlng pitchers for the Gas per boms with the thlid ran and pieoamoal almoat dally by Moa- Uaexpected Oppealtian — While her twin sister played waa out trying to stretch it to McCarthy, who had coma out of Housers and Aircraft raapsctlvely. vath. Ford, O. May, C Vterra; said. Manchester young men will find alffa (7), Wtnated (8); Bases on retirement to direct the Rad Box. force tha goma into extra f eow radio up to the time that For Italian War Dead However, when General Ho happily beside her, 14-month-old throe baaaa and tired in tha ninth Joe IMMaggto Ston Mi thres-baas hiU, Ksensy; stolen “peace talka" flrat were mentioned Warn Arrest Faead it worth their while to follow de­ balls: Taggart 4, Dayton 1, Renn 1 A mid-winter spendtng Iwe by turned It down highly placed Judith McGill strangled to death when ha gave up two hits, two Blanks, Portsr, C Vterra; nearly three weeka ago. They find Meanwhile. U. S. offldals have velopments of the U. 8. Air Strikeouts; Taggart 12, Renn 8; Joltlag Joo DUIaggto erariied out three home ruas la Owner Tom Tawkey which H m sources said it represented oppo­ in her play pen yesterday. * PROTECTION bases on haUa, along with a local Hits off: Dayton runs in sacrifices, J. May. Flood, Baverick, fault with American actlona from warned German Communists they Force’s Airman Program,” 8-Sgt. b to r g terday la the Niet gaaae agalast the C2e\elaad ladlaae to acoeaat for brought such sstabUabad Stan as straight wl.o had died had received their sition to Chiang from an unex­ Detective Lt. Jack Fergis said error which oaablod the Vote to 1 inning; Renn 7 to r 2 runs In all the Nsw York Yaakets ruas la a 8 to 4 wta. Staa Maalal oaDaet- Vara Stephens, Stan Sptnoa, Jack Pooto, Black; double ptayh Mur­ Oroece to Korea, from the time of will be arrested if they campaign Impressive Ceremonies Barrera said here today, 8-Sgt. Standings ray to CTobb, Black to MontgoBMry TortUght _ schooling. pected source - the arch-conservs- the infant daughter of Mr. and For your own protection cm- Bocuro thrM runs aad trail by inninga; Double playa: Renn to ed tour hits aa tha SL Loato Oardbiale ewept a twtnbUl fToae tho PhU- Kramer and EIUs Kinder to Bos­ Potadam to the preaent. in the American none of Germany As the formalities ended. Mr. Barrera emphasized the fact 'that Mrs. Edward L. McGill, apparent­ only one. Taggart quickly aottlod to Portsr; left on basto, BA’a t, wore sccrad in Ttol U ta At Cemetery Attended the plan, which conatltutea career tlve clique which so long has ac­ ^ sidcr these (clvantasei of our Simmons; Oitkaenakl to Martin to adelphla Fhllllea 18 to I aad 4 to 1. ton, caused the experts to make giM compatiuen aad two ogotoM ■ So enda. ^parontly, the strange for their plebiscite on the unifica­ Diana thanked those who Itad at­ ly had stepped up on a )>ottom ” pharmacy. down and forced Katxln to ground Veatorday% GlanU 9; bases on balls. Flood 2, period of Ambaaaador Walter guidance for Air Force personnel, cepted Chlang’s leadership. Wlrtalla; Passed balls: Locamio; the Red Sox pre-season favorites. Esatern o tr ^ tadapmdtot Maot IB ML tion of Germany. The campaign, By 50(1; C.Iubs March, tended. cross bar of the play pen. Her feet out, pitcher to first, to end the Dubious persona who navoff gave Black 8; strlksouta, Flood 7, Black Bedell Bmith’a two Interviews with is now in a tentative stage subject Previously, outspoken opposi­ A C C U R A C Y —V/e take estreme care Losln pitcher: Dayton: Umpires: Hartford 2-0, Scranton 1-7. Nebo. Neat Bunday aftaneon the barred In the U. 8 . and French Refreshments were served. slipped outside the pen and she Inning, O’Leary, Karr; Hina: 2 houra McCarthy full credit tor tha Yan­ 5; hlU off. Black 4 for 7 runs ta Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov; Dedicate Honor Roll to Improvement and revision. He tion to Kuosnintang (governing to ensure accuracy. Othar games ^BtoJHicd. BA’s wui agate ptoy at zones, opened yesterday to con­ hung by her throat from an upper Altogotber, the locala banged kees’ amazing success w b « Marsa 9 1-8 lantags; Chopas 0 for 0 nUM of MokdbVa “ peace talka” pro­ added that it is not the deslro of party) rule had come from mod­ tinue three weeks. Millions of crossbaf, her head wedged be­ R E L IA B IL IT Y —Our chemicals are out total of aolld hlU includ­ Motors Oppose Floors Joe managed the all-conqnering In 1-3 Innings; losing pitehar, posals; of Marahall’s "show us” the U. S. Air Force to create the erate and liberal reform groups a It Boston 8-12. Chicago 5-4. Bouthp•uthpow Jlm og persons in the Soviet aone are ex­ Eleven Manchester Italian so­ tween the uprights. An Inhalator purchaaed from the carefully-controlled ing doublee by Jerry WUliams, New York teams, sat back wttk a Black; umpirsa, Brltaor-Donala; nine ______Nply; of Henry Wallace’a letter Short Terras Impression that the program la and—with bullets added—ghe Chl- atocks of reputable manufacturera. MAJOR LEAGUE SL Louis 18-4, Phlladslphia 8-1. and ana thitd pected to sign the petitions being cieties and other citizens turned squad failed to revive the baby. Tuggmrt and Vic Bolduc and Bob "now we’U see” stUtuda. time, 2:14. to Pramier Stalin; of Stalin's an- circulated. concrete, complete, or perfected. neae Communists. New York 2, Ptltaburgh l. (3toato aad waa ahorged wtth Mm out In extensive ceremonies here | V A L U E —Profeiaional training andde- • Wlrtalla’a triple which was the Misfortune Strnek Jaa loaa. H m aa-Woat Skisa The Department of the Air Wong Is 59. He was director of At North End Tonight Misfortune struck McCarthy (Cincinnati 0, Brooklyn 8. H m U. S. now has listed 11 ma­ The Americana contend the ref­ Plans Rapped pcndable apparatus contrilnite to the longeat hit of the day. I LoocleixM maa ollowad 1 erendum is a maneuver to extend yesterday to honor the 12 local 1 Force, S-Sgt. Barrera continued, the National Geological Sum'ey of dlsehargc of our responaibillty for every from ths stsrL Tex Uughaon, u m jor points of difference with Rus- Bealdaa his double, Bolduc col New York 8-1, Ctovolaad 8-8. Country Qub N U Communist Influence under the residents of Italian descent who states the Airman Program will China, general manager of a min­ prcacriptioci we fill. By Th* Aassdatsd PrsM most reliable pitches o t Boston’s ■la—petots on which agreement. ing company in Honan province, looted two alagioa in four tripe to Chicago 4-4, Bootoa 8-1. mask of an appeal to German (Continued from Page One) establish a systematic plan of as­ |gs.--aa--- A -- Natloaal League pennant winning 1948 team, tound In tha American view, nas been gave their lives In World War II. j and. In 1985-36. secretary general 1*9 999 M9f99 UMNKOTB pace the loed’a hltUag atUck Triple Play Helps North Washington 1, Dstrolt 0. nationalism. Britlah authorities signment, training and the orderly Hard-hitting WUllama, Mickey Batting— Oustlno, Pittsburgh Story in Brief that a pair of operattona during bloekod I7 the Soviets. Ruaala The events were impressive, and people the possibility of a com­ of the Executive Yuan. He la an Philadelphia 7-8. BL Louis 8-1. has rapUed that the Americana are permitting the referendum In advancement of qualified enlisted Murphy aad Taggart all collected .425; Holmea Boston .418. Ends Defeat Moturs the winter did not restore the old about 500 people witnessed the un­ plete turnover ii. commission mem­ personnel to positions of responsi­ authority on China's mineral re­ effectiveness to hla pltchlng’^-arm and Um Americans only are at their zone, provided no Intimida­ Runs batted In—Klner, Pitts­ bership and in commission policieo bility and spcctlzation, based on sources. two hits for the wlnnera. 4 to 3 Under Lights North Eada (4) and be was shunted to tha minora. Staadtago fWitt for the stalemate. tions are used. veiling of a memorial shaft In the Third boMmon Tony Oeatrolla, burgh, and Uuoial and Jenea, St. AB two years !.• rice. ability, integrity and Initiative. He waa awarded degrees at Louis 27. R H A Mickey Harris, another arm case, Alpraa Stalemate Bxiats Representatives of the Commu- east part of St. James cemetery, garni fey (NCtiasil ‘■Mit-atCl was the only WlnaUd Player able At Robertson Park d. Parclak. c ..4 0 1 2 Eastora and later, at the Italian-Amerlcan The majority report lest Monday H-Sgt. Barrera stated that the Louvain university and the Uni­ Oo you suffer from hot tts«lMs,wtak, Runs—Muaial, St. Louis 29: waited after a good starL And W Pet GBL Both sidos agree on only one ntat-sponsored "German People’s Dsrroua, Irritable clsmmf tssUnas— to garner two htta off faat-balllng Majewskl, cf ..4 0 1 1 L club, the unveiling of an honor noted thn the commlEsionors’ provisions of the proposed plan versity of British Columbia, and Oustlna Pittsburgh 28. Dave Ferrlss, vrith no ana trou­ Scranton -. ..15 ft .750 — thlM : that a ataleniata axlsts. Congress” promoting the pleWacIte an honorary degree In engineer­ due to ia t funetloBS) ‘niddls-MX’ rnkfiih Taggart. Stoadlaga W. Parclak, aa .4 0 2 2 ble to plague him, Juat h a a it had t nm hatoff seoH terms were fl.-icd at two years from caleld for a change'in the military penod sesuUar to woniM (3S-SI Hits—Gustlne, Pittsburgh 48; 8 .579 ' w be, tt anybody, won the 20- are exploftlng the Berlin govern­ roll. Sunday afternoon the H. Grxyb, lb . ..3 1 0 1 WUllamsport .11 The exercLae.s.' preceded by a the effective date of the act, Ai'g, titles now In use. Sergeants, corpo­ ing at the Berlin Engineering col- Tis.) rTbsn sotry LrdlsX.PInMMm s Prescription Pharmacy Muslal, SL Louis 45. W. L. Pet. It thus far. Therein lies the priis Hartford .. .. 9 10 .474 5'^.* tm day propaganda oxehaagoT Bo ment’s anti-bedbug campaign to VsfrUbls Compound to rellarssueli locals will travel to New Britain Petrltls, p ... ..2 1 0 .4 Weekend prior to tho BA’aJL’m ninth otoan' mass at St. James church with an 1, 1946. Because of a bitter confir­ rals, privates, first class; and pri­ 'icgo In Germany. Doubles—Mustal, St. Louis 6; Italian Amerks ... . .3 0 1.000 clpal reason for Boston’s decHne. U tica ...... 9 10 .474 8to tar aa optaton abroad goea, that get algnaturcs In the U. S. and symptooial It also hM «hat Ooetors for a game alth the atronx New Floors ...... 1 0 1.000 Zamiatls, 2b . ..3 1 0 0 Pitching also has been Duroch- Saturday kaottted the ertn ba argued for a long time. afternoon parade, lasted through­ mation battle, centering about vates will be designated as Airmen coll a stoBsehlc tonie sffeetl 901 Main St. Tei. .V'121 six players tied with 8. Albany ...... 8 9 .471 French sectors, newspapers 11- Britain raloona. Kaceys ...... 1 1 .800 Moskr, If ...... 2 0 0 0 eFe chief headache. Staffed by Even Nine a p o lr o f Moot diptanats agree that the out the day. LIlienthal, the terms actually did First. Second, Third and Fourth Triples—MuslaL 8L Louis and B. Grxyb, 3b . ..3 1 1 4 Elmira ...... 7 10 .412 8H Low Groea—Ad GUbsrtaon— 88 taatog. ] esnsed by the western powers not .start until April 9, 1947. HiDULnwiursasis North E n ds...... 2 2 .500 only eight pltchere. Including one Mika Krenlin’s flrat blow waa a powar- Tlie occasion \vn.s a .solemn one. Class, respectively. Alternate titles, Child Is Treated Waitkua Chicago 6. B. August rf ..1 0 0 0 Binghamton . 7 10 .412 8V4 Flrat Nat—H. Berghiad — 31 was tor charged today. “ It is obvlou.3,” the majority Home runs—Klner, Pittsburgh O ntar Motors ... . .1 2 .333 on the hoeplui Uat, Duroeber lim­ fbl one. That waa Russia’s sur- and grucsts of honor throughout Senior Air Corporal. A ir Corporal, Rubacha, rf . ..1 0 0 0 ply has had nobody hs could de­ WUkss-Barre . 8 uo fl75 7 (draw). Jackla May's dribbler to toa prias aanouncomont accepting Impersonate Health Offleers the occasion were the Gold .Star said, "that th- re has been but one Airman. First Class; and Airman, 110; Sauer, Cincinnati 9. Nlchols-Bristol . .1 2 .333 For Injured Eye Indies ...... 0 2 .000 pend upon to complete a game, let National Second Net — Bob Davto—81 cam Roonay than oant n what Molotov called Stnlth’o invi- The newspaper Social Demo­ Mothers and relatives of the fallen. year for "eliable formulation of have also been suggested for men .S( i' " aiul ^ on II Uovi' It Stolen bases Ariiburn, Philadel­ 27 4 5 71 14 4 SL Louis .. .1 9 8 .704 (draw). progrnms ind for observation and Local Sport alone win IL Of the Dodgsra’ 29 toftflald which tha wlad gat tatfcm to talk over American-So­ crat said the vote solicitors are Father Lsughran’s Sermon in this category. phia 5; Roosa Brooklyn. Haas, Motors (3) games, only six hsva been route­ New York . . .16 11 .593 3 Third Net — Paul OTIaU—82 of and tt aoltod ovor I 4 ~ viet dUTerencee. Whether the U. impersonating health officers, ask­ study instead of the two year per­ Philadelphia and Murtaugb, Pitts­ Another better softball gams la As the day’s program atarted. Legislation has been submitted Judith Holland, age four, of 340 on tap for tonight at 6:80 when Osborn, 2b .... 4 0 0 3 going affairs. Pittsburgh . . .18 IS .553 4 (draw). hood and roUad to the S. rented quick enough and hard ing those who want to get rid of iod wisely cvntemplatca by the to Congress, S-Sgt. Barrera said burgh 4. Mllewskl. If .. ..2 0 0 Fourth Net— Ray Lambeck—82 Rev. Dr. John L. Loughran said law,” West Center street waa treated at Chatter Csntsr Motors aad Peraonallsed a Joe Hstten of Brooklyn couldn’t Boston ---- ..18 IS .563 4 ditch at tba bosa of tl enouA remains a question. bugs and rats to sign a blank which will provide opportunity for the Manchcstei Memorial hospital \1 I I I < - I KK Strlksouta— Jansea Nsw York Oazza, ss ___ . .3 0 0 a Philadelphia .14 18 .467 (draw). flald. Tha Mt was goad mans at St James’s at 11 a. m, No Rea.son for Fight kToors meat at Robertson Park. hold onto a 8-0 Isad ymterday as 8H So far aa opinion at homo goea, sheet of paper. The paper print­ enlisted men to rise through four emergency rtn m yesterday alter Manobostor Hlgb droned a 7 to 88; Schmlta Chicago 83. Oiagnon, p .. ..3 0 8 0 tha CinclnnaU Reds stormed from Chicago ... . .11 17 .393 8>i B— doy baaoa sad May seorof tha Bnaalana provided opponents and followed with a sermon In The minority noted that pro­ Defsndlsg the title won In 1940 ed a warning from the city’s grad's of Warrant Officers to a being strur’x in the eye with a 8 vonliot to Bristol High last Sat­ Pitching —PoUeL SL Louis 4-0 Covey, rf ... . .3 1 0 0 behind to kayo tha Callforals dnelnnatl . ..12 10 .387 9 flelected Ntaa UOlad a tow aoc of the Truman administration with Public Health office against sign­ which he told those assembled of ponents have contended the two 1.000; Nahem, Heusser and and again last year, the Motors the seriousness of the caiLse for rank Ijelow second lieutensnt. Pro­ swing. She suffered a lacerated urday night under the Ugbta at have their work cut out for them Phillips, 3b . . . .3 1 3 0 southpaw, and went on to hang Brooklyn .. ..11 18 fl79 9 Low Oroaa—Tom Faulkner—82. bouadod ouL socand to fraih ammunition. Wallace, aa ing documents whose purpose is year extension would evoid a • bit­ posed titles for these Warrants REFRIGERATORS HelntMlman, PhUadpIphta Casey, J. Augrist, lb . .2 0 0 3 the defeat upon Rookla Brv Pall First Net—Bher Ocalee 81. tha ditch ~not third party presidential candidate, which the dead gave their Uvea, ter political fight.” They said there eyelid and two stitches were taken. Muxzy rtald. Ths Mas, a CQL In this game tonight. Sponsor Paul Amerlcaai not clear. are: (Jhlef Airman and Senior Air­ Dog Warden Lee Fracchla re­ contest, aras the third la nine Brooklyn and Bickford and i Shoun, Mason, cf, If . ..3 0 a X ca. An eighth Inning home run Second Net—BIU Forde—84. would have ertthout miy s lro a v hoa flrsd some of it. Re- and complimented dhe Italian peo­ is “ no Justifiable reason” for such — \\ a - h er----l.li‘cti ic .-iinks Boston 2-0 1.000. PhlUlpa of the Floors nine has Cleveland .. ..18 8 .693 — The (>>mmunista won a tight man, First, Second, and Third ported one h ore person was bitten games for the locais. Manchester brought together a classy bunch Morrell, c ...... 2 0 0 9 by Grady Hatton broke up a 8-9 Third Net—Dick DaMortto—2S etrded the boaamtBr • b lk ia lader Statesman A lf M. grip yesterday on Berlin’s trade ple for their wisdom in shunning a fight, adding: Philadelphia .10 10 .655 to Class. These Jobs will call for the by a dog in Manchester over the pteya HaU High c f West Hartford of ball players and will have a lot Rostek, cf ... . .1 1 1 0 tie. The win moved the Reda out New York . ..17 11 .607 a (draw). Cnden Brad aome more last night. union federation. Communism in favor of the de- ” If politics Intrudes this time, it 0 0 pay and allowances of Major, Cap­ week end. Standard Appliance Co. tomorrow afternoon at the West Batting—Boudreau, Cleveland to aay on the field before the sea­ Lucas, b ...... 1 0 of the cellar, eight percentage ..18 18 .484 Fourth Net — Bob Davto — 28 Qtants Ha aald in a statement the Smlth- The Ommunlst-controlled F. D. mocrary Manchester’s hero dead will create a precedent that m.ay Aaron, lb ... . .1 0 0 0 Detroit ___ 6to tain, 1st. Lieutenant and 2nd Lieu­ Side Oval starting at 8 e^elock. .898; Zarilla, SL Louis .381. son gets much older. points In front of Brooklyn. ..12 14 .463 6 (draw). IlM Qtoata eoBM to llto Uelotov oomepondonce waa “one G. B. (Frele Deutsche Oewer- fought to preserve. live on indefinitely.” Ji.-) Ni'ith M.iin .-'trect I’hcno Koxlcki, a ... . .1 0 0 St. Loula .. tenant, respectively. Runs batted in—WUllama Bos­ Sam Harrison, Stan Kawalac, 0 Pitching could be blamed for Washington ..13 18 .410 7 Fltfh Net—Sher Porterfield—28 oavaatb fn m o to sooro throo of ^ e outatendtng diplomatic blun­ scbsfts Bund) convention chose Its The parade to St. James’.s cem­ the Rad Box' cuuble dousing yester It was also pointed out by S-Sgt, Soccer practlco has been aehed- ton 88; D1 Magglo, New York 83. Jack Holloran aiid Eddie Zad were Boston .,.. 17 .414 (draw). and toko u a toad, ■htotod ders of U 1 time.’’^ new City council, electing S0 Com­ etery at 2 p. m. was headed by 29 3 8 ..12 7to ulcd tonight for the British Am­ Runa—Tucker, Cleveland 28; with tba Englerts laat year and 4 a day as lata rallies gave ths White 20 .350 Nlied Scotch BaB to riijit and m A • munists or Oommuaist-allied caq- the American Legion band, and a North Ends .. . 000 Oilcggo ... .. 7 llt o Hospital Notes erican Cl’ b soccer team. Tbe drill WUUams, Boston 27. got Into the playoffb. Fireball Sox two 4-3 triumphs. Bob Ken­ Low Greaa—Ricky Anderson aad didstes, and only nine antl-Oom- police escort. Forty veterans In Motors ...... 000 n e r ’s ninth inning single o ff Earl win atari at • o’clock and will take Hit—Boudreau. Clevaland and Pop Gleaqon, tne league's leading Today's Games Mae Wiikle—88. away, and Btonka raoed to Hf^line Near munlsts. uniform under Staff Sergeant A. b—Batted for Rostek In 7th. Johnoca scored pitcher Joe Haynes First Net—Tom Faulknar Ehoerbeat Factor got a Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Mir­ place at ML Nebe. Ihrera Detroit 40. pilebsr the past two years, and Eastern The federation has about 700,- J. George, representing the socie­ Doublee—Boudreau, Clevcl.ind Franny PhlUlpa, laat year’s bat­ a—Batted for MorreU In 7th. with the winning run ta the first Eleanor Scranton—(W. single and a double 000 members. ties, led. iam Carlson. 85 Fairfield street: PRCHESTRAS Runs bsttod In, B Grxyb; two- game. Joe Oobson’a wild pitch an- Scranton at Hartford (8:15), Second Net — Don Piper and Blanks scoring. A fter On Cease Fire Jerry Flood has turned out to 12; Majeskl, Philadelphia 10. ting king, both left the Italiatia in Willtamaport at Binghamton (2) Food Rations Not Being VBIfllled Arturo Gremmo was marshal, Mrs. Frances Hunt, 21 Stork favor of the Floors nine. Jerry base hits, W. Parclak, Majewskl, sblad Don KoUoway to score tbe Marguerite Oole—70. want out 3h a hoist to fin t place; Billie Snal, 39 Drive E. Sil­ Ucensed Ronking Agent be a wlnnlBg pitcher In the livery Triple—Werta Detroit and Wilkes-Barre at Albany (2). Tsegllche Rundschau, official and a platoon of National Guards­ P la tt St. Louis'4. Goodrich, Norman Scheuy, Ed Do­ PhlUlps; three-base hit, B. winning run In the 10th innli.g Third Nat—J Americans 18; D1 Uaggto, Haw York 10. Paseka are newoomera with a lot * new move to get Ibrceful U. N. ing fulfilled in sections of the Rus­ en of all of the societies were In Admited Sunday: Everett RUSSELL F. RROIIERICK Stolen baaao— Tucker, Cleve­ of sip. AU tbeae man oa the same mistis to H. Onyb; trlpls play', pltchere. Waahlngton at Detroit — Wynn P. a A. Beml-Ptaals brotiwr Chris danttjr tha ftoWar sian zone and demanded greater and dropped several heartbreakera aetioai if the truce appeal fails. the line of march which went up Strange, 679 North Main street; land, Dillinger, SL Loula and Ver­ team glvas the Floors a team Petritla to H. Orzyb to C. Parclak A record breaking Cleveland (34) vs. Newhouser (2-4). with tho vlaitoa 1 Whether this will come today la efforts from the Germans to solve Qeorgianna Strong, RFD, No. 2, Poet Office Box 92 to B. Grzyb to Zamlatla; bases on erowd of 78,431 saw Joe Dl Maggio Only games schsdulad. A fter tying tho aoDTO. ta tha Main to Center street, thence via BINGO Manager George MitcheU of non Waahlngton 8. that stacka up with the best In tbe St. Louis, May 24—(F)—Jimmy balls, (Jhsgnon 1; strlke-outa, staal the thunder from Its hnnne hot known. the food shortage. . Griswold street to the cemetery. Manchester; Olivine McCjuaid, Manchester Strikeouts — Trucka Detroit 80; league. National Demaret faced Ben Hogan and atath, tho b A want right to ( Informed quarters said C3iief U. Nasalffs la coofidant hla team will (Jhsgnon 7, PetriUs 2; wild pitch­ town hiwe. Bob Filler, aa the to tha tenth to new up toa « m Telegraf, Britlsh-llcenaed news At the cemetery, chairs were Stafford Springs; Mrs. Louise Dar­ Brlaaie. Philadelphia and Dobeon With aevatal new faeea, the ClnetanaU at Brooklyn—Petor- Clauds Harmon took o n Mika B. Dalegate Warren R. Austin paper, reported the Russians have ling, 234 Keeney street; Mrs. An­ alow down the BA’s and said Lefty es, Oisgnon 8, Petrltls; passed Yankasa and Indians dlvi< <*u p Turtisoa today over the 88 hale disw % provided for the families of the TOMORROW NIGHT Perxan would be on the bin Wed- Beaton tt. Motors appear to bo even stronger son (1-3) vs. Roe (1-1). probably would be Inclined to wait broken hunger strikes of factory nie Speedy, Green Lodge; Jacob than In the last two years when bsUa, MorreU; umpires, MorUno, dqubla header. Di M a n lo blasted M. isMila St Philadelphia (night) route ta the eeml-6nala of tho P. the ooqot had roaobod thras sad honored dead. The monumental neaday night at the Oval. Peraaa Pitching —Beardon, Cleveland a ’ day ,pr two to allow plenty of workers at Lieipzig by arresting Applebaum, 81 Spring street. Pris­ they won the title. Additions Bsassno; time, 1 hour. tliroa homers, hia elghtn, ninth and —iwazle (2-1) ve. Dumel (1-2). G. A. TournamenL two. Bovorich’a aoertfloa aant Obhh shaft rises from a knoll, and on It hurled yariarday aftarnoon with and Fowler, Pblladelphla 3-0 ^.1 . - ■ ■ . II .1 . - —— time for ofSciai answers to the their leaders. cilla Hill, 26 Foster street; George 1.000. this year tacluda catcher Moom tenth of the araaon, to account for to second. Jackla M ay dittad a la carvecj the Inscription and AMERICAN LEGION HOME the Hartford Indians against the cease Are, appeal. In London, United States' plans Bingham, 44 North street; Miss ARE YOU LEADING A NORMAL Morrell who reptaoed tha aUlng lewskl then tried to make It to all hla team’s runs as the Yanks stafle to left and tha BA’a names of the dead. Brooklyn Buahwtoks In New 1York rwmani on first aad thtiw will Tha Oouncil’s agenda today also to resurrect Germany’s industrial Rut)i Klein, 21 Fairfield street; Richie Jarvto, and pitchar-flrst third and was run down by Onyb dafCfltad Feller. 6-8. In the first included the C^hoslovak ques- Five steps lead to the base of AND HAPPY LIFE? Leonard Street and was defeated. power-were reported to have run Kathrj’n Dimlow, Granby; Mrs. baseman Bob Aaron. Larry and Hegsn Xlsmlatla for the triple n m a. With Don Black hurting out ChotUa Mofvnih'B ____ tien, which aome delegates believed the monument. into strong French opposition. Victoria Pinto, 92 Valley street; »len and Womaa eonM nfortvnately. opo* ohataclea that they Week End Sports put on this year as a utility man ouL Cleveland took the finale, 8-1. Ken to aacond was tahcB hy tjt the way he got it to." address by Rev. John Forte of Stephanie Cannon. 48 Myrtle Sparky Baiment. Warn Haven. Lincoln. Mah.—Mtasouri won a doublakaadar from ths PhllUes. Over Banks old Otto of 98 Km I avenue, Nor­ of 15 yearn experience on all makes of radios. We guar­ has taken place ta the league and when he Insisted Sneed shouldn't be Pridtb Good flyatea Glestonbury, who spoke In Italian. atreet; Ward Dougan, 231 School X 18-8 aad 4-1. Mcoring In every In­ Vniaaova. Fa. — (ift — TInM, 8 :88. tt came at a Ubm when the Motora under-esttmstsd .... It was Sam­ Manager Zach Taylor throrea walk, was sitting In his car on the He was followed by Michael Scrlc- atreet; William Crockett. 127 Sum­ antee satinfaction at very reasonable prieea. Call or pick­ TOP CASH Second qualifying beat (10 straight yaar with 148 points. Ne­ ning but iHM. the Cards collscted brother comblnatlona are had ninnere on ainnnil and third my who got tbe 84 In Ui« aftsmoon (CkpHMMi tram Paga thie) Post road here today waiting for mer areet laps): 1. Bin Baker, Huntington, braska waa aacond with 98k. 17 nlta ta asrilag a season scoring that the impiovement ta uerry up from VlUaaova’a traobmoi ca of New BritMn, state com­ up service. base. The wta for tbe North Bads, »S/w>rl Srht*ttule and they foui.d themaeivsa play­ Discharged Sunday; Robert N. Y.; 2. Rax Raoofds, Stanford; Dther flnishora: Kansas 87%, Kan­ Wfi> ta tha opanar. Priddy’s hitting for the Browns this grid anuad to a light to change when a 100-pound mander of the Itatlan-American eery much uneapeotod tar the ai ing alx extra holes before Harmon year to due couple of good ^ M . . Oynamite waa used to Emrick, 21 Salem road; Mrs. 3. Len Duncan, Brooklyn. Tima, sas SUto 89: CMorado 48%; Dk- Lorry ilggaan pltriMd a four-hit­ u a thto ^ Coda MIha and rock hurtled through the air and War Veterans. erowd, gave thaas third place ta noUer guys . . . Each noticed that . Blest a bigger hole-ln the broken Virginia Clark and daughter, .486 FOR YOUR CAR 2:87.06. Ikhoma 40%; Iowa Stoto 12. Moodsy. May 28 ter to notch hla fifth vietory of finally won .. And whrn the same fan o n from •V landed on the steel roof of his Tape Are Sounded the standing and dropped ths Mo­ scribe suggested: "Mike Turnsao Gerry wasn’t following through to reUeve peeeeure on other Parker atreet; James McDowell, A B C Appliance Co. ndffl qualifring heat (10 laps) ProvUaace, R. L —Rhode Isiaad Morisrty's vs. Aircraft, 8 p.m. the aaaaoB oa tha New York GisnU aad Body machine. The Impact put a big Aa the speaking was concluded, Btata won its seventh New Eng­ tors into a thrsa way tie for defeated Ota Pittsburgh Pirates. will be a piuh over for you tomor­ properly wboh no swung hto h o t. dent In Otto’s car roof Just above 28 lille y street; Mrs. (Jhristine 21 MAPLE STREETl TEL. 2-1575 1. Buatar WUUamA Brooklm: fourth plaea. —Oval. horg. N. J„ o n Baud 1 mrter effort w m being made the ceremony drew to a close, Duncan; 8. Johnny Rtoa. w o land Intareollegiate track chan- Motora vs. Floors. 6:30~Robert- 8-1, at tha Frio Orounos. Despite row," Claude turned t ) Gene Sar- So Priddy laslnictad Um coaches eandldatea reapectivaly. his head but, at the Greenwich VIrkler, Rockville; Mrs. Marie WE DON'T BARGAIN- WE BUY Both auriera ware the vietlna of aun and remarked; "Pushover, to yell at huo every tune he came idgnt to build up a dike pro- with the sharp volleying of three Packer. 62 Drive F, Silver Lane n o n t Tima, i ’MX ft. plonahip with 48 potato. Othar son Park. the vietory, the Giants dropp^ s hospital, Otto waa pronounced un­ aeoreo: Brown 27, Now Hampshire ragged support with Frank Pe- I3«ne—That a what thsy said when to bat and remind him to follow 4,000 acree and it appaar- bursts of rifle fire, followed by the Homes; ilrs. Sarah Croskey, 58 awFirst s, oenu'aaari-flnal 0 8 laps): Bt. Jsmss vs. Billiards. 8:80 — haU-gaine tc trail the Cords by injured. 20, Wesleyan 15, Holy Oosa 12. trlUa aetUng tha bast of tka deal. throe. they heard Ben Hogan waa playtag through . . . It srorksd. tt the water might be kept notes of tapa Eldridge street: Antoinette Schla- Buddy Oiase, Cha* West Haven; (Charter Oak. _ The rock came from a dynamite ALL YEARS - MAKES - MODELS u r r 11 8 ^ sprtagaeld 11 1-8. The Mototo Bton got mor* hit* South Methodist vs. Center Oon- n ia M a a tka Cutft At the Itallen-Amerlcan club on vetti, 367 Hilliard street; Ward Ghrimaphav: 8. Jim Dria. Bpring' Tha Braeoa moved Into a third you." axploslon aa workmen excavated Hataa 10, Boston oSkaga 8. North- than tha wlnnara out could gos, 8 :80—Memorial. plaoe tik wtth FIttahurgh by d i n ­ Suspense: A rt Griffith, erholl coach tho flood atriidc qp aud- Eldi’ldge etreeL club President Schonhaar, Glastonbury: Arthur floM. H o tliitlma, MendiesNr for a garage foundation on a near­ Regardlean of Condition aastam I; Tufts 2%, Oonnaetteut push enough ceuntcra across. Cheney Tech at Windsor Hlgb. ing t ^ Chloagb twice In Bos- Also during the Harmon lunch Unitod Statea Olympto erroriltag by site. John Andrilo waa master of core- Cardello, Hartford; Mrs. Jennie ■ooond saml-flnal (18 U m ) i L cube monies. The events opened with Duncan; 2. Baker; 8. Oaorga Batsa. Boston Unlv„ WilUamo, A t r i ^ p i ^ lia tha flrat Inning Tundsy, May 18 Uio. o a fllf-A . hour. tiM phone rang and Claude toom. soya ne isn't eforrtod about G t m i i Van Haverbeke, 96 Maple street; ORANGE HALL BINGO Woroaotor Taeh 1 each.' threw a monkay irriank late tbe Aircraft vs. BA s. 8 p.m.—Oval. waa called to speak to his wife . . . his grapplefs, hut he to P srmsr dap L aader Dies the unveiling of an honor roll of Mrs. Shirley Reggetts, 12 Cum­ riamka. New Britain. 11010, GET THE l im it HERE Owep Motors attadi and gave the under­ Hall High va Manchester, 8 p.m. "Did you rink that putt on the about how theyll react to the N o t i e M about 400 names by Frank Diana berland street; Miss Catherine 4:01.27. ] EVERY MONDAY Class B race (10 laps): 1. Joha- Ithaca. N. Y.—OorneU’s unbaat* dog North Bads Ufa. Boh Dahom 18th she asked . . . ’The broad­ European atjde o t offletottag (Ntw Tokyo, May 24 —(ffV— Dr. Tat- Director Joseph Russell and Hnath, Stafford Springs. OUVe IN—WHITE IN OB PHONE IN . HABTFOttO > —Oval. Judge William 8. Hyde, honorary ny Kay, New Britain; 2. Johni an varsity crew nipped Yale by 12 reached first on a bad throw and North Ihida vs. lA ’s, 8:48— Rob- Ind.—(ff^—Erale cast went oft the air Just after Griffith ptana to ariiedulo a saklehl Minobe, 78, member of the Discharged today; Mm. Evelyn of warm-up meeta In l.sii»doa aa tha Bowimr aibtb) president of the Italian society, Wo wOl buy your oar over the pboiw 7 - 8 1 4 4 Carpontar. Fam lngtea: 8. Dt( laat to ada Camagta CJup Regatta want to third boon aa BUI UUawskI srtsen Park. MeCHOough. tnick cairtata at No- Saroaen said 1 . "Xt’s only a 12- Imperial aiuulemy. former privy Kovaeik and daughter, Rockvilie: Penny Bingo Starting At 7:30 P. M. over two-mlle course in 10:84A. reached flrat on anothar InflaM er­ boya will gel used to ito f Itoh ref­ were then Intrdduced, was Com­ V ' S g a n , Springflald. T in ^ 2:48.17. Wadneaday, May 98 trq Oamo, flaoaa*| lastriet Ms eol- footer." eouaeiUor and professor emeritus aa John Panders, Stafford Sprlnga; ror, Larry Ooaaa graundad bock to QoBaiy Ooasip erees ...... Look for Rook Iko CtariEB Miif fl.ln litafto mander William M-cDonald of the Oonsolattoo race 0 2 lapa): Priacetan waa third. Bsnasylvanla BA’s vs. Nasslfls, 6 p.m.—Oval. •eglato oattolttaa to tho ctadsr St Ibkjno university, died today. Mrs. Oliva DelPean, Stafford Regular Bingo At 8:00 P. M .. Shurtar, Weat Bhcksn, N. fourth oad Syraeuoo hurt. the mound aad waa out at firs t Among tnu spectators at ytsUr- to coma up with aaothas tog-lUght Americen Legion and William l a m Kseeys va NB’s. 8:80—Robsrt- pqth. MoCUBaugh, bsaidsa botag a Before the war, his textbooks on Springs: Robert Hopfner, 73 Flor­ T.; 2. Buatar Wintomat S. Boh Oakland. CBlif.—Washington de- Osborn started home on the play ^ quortammOov playa tho eloUn day's gou were nedallst S l^ Alex­ baaketball team at Okiaboma ' tbs Japanese constitution Were Gordon of the DAV. Adniianion 2Sc oon Park. ence street: Howard Dukett, 74 Minor. BrtstoL T lm A t:0 M 8 . Etoted favorad Oqitfonita in an- but a relav to ruartey Parrtsli. the a t Jaraso va Bt. Bridget’s. 8:80 In ^ achaol aw hsatra and to the ander, Vic Oheaxl. and Chandler and M. naxt-wtator. . . Bonk k % Ths principal epeqker for the Durant street. CAPITOL MOTORS, Inc. St^or*. bgiuwd because of his Uberal 2.5 REGULAR GAMES 7 SPKC1A1A Faature race (28 Ujm ); aual ragatta bstwaen the two catcher, caught Oohern half wny author of ortMos on music and la Harper, who had been cUndnated a coupla of veterans, but t b v M g views on the emperor system. Af- evening was Pilnclpal Edaon -Memorial. . Birth Sunday: A son.lo Mr, and PLUS SWEEPSTAKES 888 MAIN STREET HARTFORD Bakar; 2. <%aao; 8. Records. TTima achools, rowing three mUea tn home. Oaborn was then run down VFW vs. Red Men, 8:80—Char­ a magna cum tofida student major- sarusr . . . When Alexander was he has a real good crop o t tm h - tsr Japan’s surrender, he helped BgUey of the Mehchcater High Mrs. James Blslr, 37« Porter 8:17.48. U.*85A. tar Pareiak and Beany Onyb. lU- tag to ------aaksd If ha eras gotog hCmc after men at StaiwaUff. taad'flHailr.. draft thk new coastltutloo. achooi. under whom some of those Street. ! ter Oak. t / ■V MAMlHESrCK EVGNl^fG HERALD. MANTHE8TER. COMN. MONDAY, MAY 24. 194t MANrHFSTFR RvViNINC HERAl.D. MAMCHERTER. m m i. MONDAY, MAT 24. l!f4S

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Wk H. namdjr, ba booed on increaood production. tators feel our soldiers can be SUKPAY M onw iw BggAKPOW W - ^TUPIXS IN eondlUon. Tel. MSS anytime. lawna maintenance for the eaa- new roofa No Job too smaU or Lake after 4 p. aa Phone WUU- toowsr at Capitol Grinding Co.. palra Garden tractors IH to 8 ■team baat fiasaad la porch, It arouM taka twa yaata to mu Not In oar llfetinte er in that o t or, Attnntto Floot. —Am. Bohert A. Tnft (B ) of OMm gurted aro—Set of keya. CaU 7830. gnd shaUoai weU pumpa Eldward Veterana and dviUana Write fer bination stoviM, bottled gas hast- T. J. Crockett Br^er. 113 Mala concluded on a basis of romplete era. Msnehastsf Pips and Supply, Good condiUon. Reasonably pric­ can over prove me right; a Magle pean aid. 1 d(mt want to aea any equality on both sideo. { Trailers for Salt 6-A Scientifle Rtfrigeration Co. Johnson. Phone i*8 The Hartford Counmt Co. PREtflER Straw'jsrry plants. 818 $12J)00, 33,000 cash. House 84’ made to order also racondtUon- 6466 State Street a thousand Frank Gloda, 1701 NMfSfAPCffS THBTI WAS OEPtHTrELYA Ing. Beat quaUty. FlndaU Manu CALL OSTRIN8KY 8878 for fur- by 46.’ Phono 7728 for psrtl- MNE HIT CHIMNEYS Rebuilt, repaired and Hartford 1, Conn. ToUano a'.sst. Zone 8. Manchee- tTUNTi-SUNOAy . MISTAKE/ Penmnais I Wanted Aat« facturlng CO.. 488 Middle Turn nacs renmval, rags, scrap mstals. culsra Brae-Bum Realty. TM sm oT -raRTHMPeATURff cleaned. Bird and Johne-Man- tar. Phone 5818. Top pricea. MeCtirryetf* 12 pUct East call 4868. vllle roodng la our specialty. La DUPLEX 6 and 6 with these mod­ -MfTMMJS GENERAL OFFICE eroifc, sm RIDE to Hartford. Vicinity Wood- RADIO need flxlnsT Have It re­ Rose Bros Oo. Phone 3-07M. WB BUY acrap metals, rags and em Improvements, air conditioned TM bridge street to Capitol avenue. bo good typist, 40-bonr wsek. Hnonebnld Goods 51 papera. Call Arnold Nelson, 787 oil heat, automatic domestic MAOUNffS paired by experta Pick-up aerv- Write Care of Box A, Herald, Houra 8 to S. Phone 3797. ice, guaranteed work. Sets check­ Lydsll street. Phone 8906. water heatera, copper plumbing, THAT ROOFINO and repairing. R. E stating education, oxpmleaca sad NO MONEY DOWN SALE! copper rain suttera, bronxe PHIL RIDERS Wanted, vicinity of Un­ ed In the home. Oar radios WebsUr. 6865. salary expectsd. SINGER SEWING msehlnea, specialty. Manchester Radio M Months To Psy ■ereena oak floors, garaga, nice e x fB c re a derwood, Federal Electric and DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES round bobbin dropbeada, $30 laarn, comer lot, 85’xl25’, $18,- BUUnga and jpencer, 7 to 5. CaU Servica 78 Birch street Phone WANTED—8 man fer laker wosk. Others paid accordingly. Call 2-0840. Millinery—DrsMBiakint 19 Good pay, steady work. 188 BIs- S Ckimplete Rooms of 500. Call 7711. litmm $4308. 8437. OF 24 MAPLE STREET sell street. UPHOLBTERINO done at my ALTERATIONS and dressmak FINE FURNI’TURE WANTED—Ride dally to Main MANCHESTER SAYS: Isits lor Sate 72 and Pearl streets, Hartford, from home, part time. Phoni 3-8204 ing. reasonable. Mra. CecUe WANTED—First class msehanic Koema Without Board 59 Oak street, houra 8 to S. Phone for economy and quaUty work. Brunette, 50 Pioneer Circle. Good hours sad good working 1367 THREE Excellent level loU, 50x conditions. Apply Chorohes FURNISHEX) room, for one or — ( 8887 after 6. 140 on Lttchfleld atreet. $800 matrnom tar. MY INVENTORY IS LOW. EXPERT Floor sanding and redn- Motor Sales, 80 Oakland stroet. Reg..)B8.96 8 Pc. Sofa Bed OutSt two, on Main street Continuous lahlng. Also door laying. Call each If taken at once. OaU 8747. FI' \ M 111 SI\KM.*4 HY HKKMIIIIKKGKR PRISCILLA'S PUP BY AL VERMEER BINVrH AND HER BUDDIES Movinff— FrvHilnB— Phone 2-8488. Ref. 14.08 Occasional Chair hot water. CM 6803. Clani Knows BY EDGAR MARTIN POR MAQAZINF renewals and SO LOW, I HAVE TO BUY Albert DesJardins, 478 Park Storsffe Reg. n.OO End Table street, Hartford. 8-0882. to FURNISHED Room for gentle- wv.\. .ct.ai2a ■ubfpiptlona CaU 2-2317. PART TIME waiter, 11:80 a. m. Reg. 6.95 Coffee Table Saharhan for Sale 75 fljrt ■ttrogftv.t I t , wOHa^T Uitato (to AT LEAST TEN GOOD CARS ASHES AND rubbish removed. to 1:30 p. m. Apply Bab’s Res­ Reg. 329.98 Bedroom Suite •man on Birch street. Phone 3- VOU 08'. A»M(4 AvCTtWiV DO THhf BOO %wepv,y QARDEN Plowing, prompt ssi 8 and 4 duplex. ImprovemenU. CAki't BvaMl JUVI A t Zao VeiOOX MlftHTV HtaBD tO Tvftoa I OLVPt «N SPECIAL Offer! Watkins vaniUa General trucking. Reasonable taurant, 251 North Main street. Reg. 16.85 Simmons Coll Bprtns 4428. 'TwAV o e l w n trr .. ______VOUE.N0B « lea reasonable ratea Oeorge Depot Square. acreage. 30-day occupancy. Pries MhWt A (.VShtaft ' ttted MheKt'Otetl Yto* wrtw m v EACH o r t i^ at regular price, receive *4 lb. THIS WEEK, PREFER­ rates. Call TCnyaon McFall Reg. 34.95 Comfortable Mattreaa "too Mu c h *. COfft MONftyi dnaaffloa, baking powder, but- Oreenway, 38 View etreet Phone Phone 7513. Reg. 8.00 Pair of Pillows ROOM FOR rent. Young man $9,000. Terms arransed. Made­ teracotch deaaert for only 10c ABLY 1939’S TO 1947’S, OF 3-0807. AMBITIOUS man —busineaa of Reg. 74.98 8 Pcs. Dinette Set preferred. Inquire 87 Foster line Smith. Realtor. 2-1643-4679. SKtra. Phone 6813. LIOKl r?Ji KINO Half-ton your own with Watkins QuaUty Reg. 4.08 32 Pea Dinner Set street THE FOLLOWING MAKES." ,ilck-up truck. No ashea no Products, over 800 houaehold HousrnoM Services rubbish. Phone 8-1378 oi 8298. Items, territory consisting of SINGLE ROOM in private home. Want«M—Heal Katate 77 449.60 Value for 367.00 Near bus line. GenUeman pre­ AeteeMbOee ret Sele Offered II-A South Windsor, East Windsor Your Real Estate Problems CHEVROLET, FORD, THE AUSTIN V<»arobei7cd. and Enflold avaUable. Suppllaa Look at these values. Look at the ferred. Phone 8183. THE HOMECRAFT Shop, 29 local or long distance moving. temu. This sale ends June 10th Are Ours. obtained from Hartford. Earn We Buy and Sell tor Caah DODGE, PLYMOUTH OR Pearl street, brings you a gaaer- Moving, packing and storage. Inga unlimited from $68 a week 1948. 8884 TWO-door Ford, good condl al handyman service. Screens Phone Manchester 8187 or Hart­ R(X)M For Rent. Phone 6746. In­ Arrange mortgages. tloa, 8888. CaU 8-8708. up. Write Watkins Quality Prod­ FREE STORAGE UNTIL quire 61 Cambridge street Before you aeU caU ua ANY OF THE SMALLER made, woodworking, door tUe ford 9 -U 2 \ ucts, 24 Linden Place, Hartford, Isld; sppUsnees, motors, oU WANTED No Obligation. AS* BARLOW Mdlor Sales you MOVING. Housthold goods and for Interview. POPULAR MAKES bumera serviced, lawn mowers 37th Year Of Service Brae-Bum Realty Co., tnd «M of the largest eelec- pianos moved anywiiere In the TWO ROOMS for rent on main 11$ East Center street sharpened, pickup and delUrary. WANTED—Oiunter man with floor. Oarage. Phone 5266. M ne a t guaUty naed cara la TeU us your troubles and forget state. Also general trucking and some experience as moat euttor. Realtors Phone 6278 or 5820. teen. AU makaa and modata rubbish removed. Pianos our ALBERTS FURN. CO. ALLEY INIP FOR THE ABOVE CARS IN them. James A. Woods. Tel. 2- CaU in ^rson, Viehl’s Market, Surprise! h a h i d i JM IlMin iiighly , raoondltloneiL 1918. ■pecislty Frysingai anJ Madl- HAVING REAL Batate problemsT T. ; 131 Middle Turnpike West. IS Allyn Street Hartford Afuirtmenta. Flats. City and farm property bought ^MS8 aara may ba bought tor FIRST CLASS CONDITION gan Phone^8847. Tenements 63 FiAOso The Ntmvid CP aRIUI dDfWt peyrmanta. Our fi- F LA l FINISH Hoilanc aniKlow WANTED—Sober, steady truck and sold by calling R. T. McCann. TMi NIL! VkLLIV WCUtO ENTIRE Household furnishings. B8M88 flaa Is aouaptlaaaUy good, ahadea made to meaatire Keys ASHES, (hna rubbiah removed driver-salesman. Must have ref­ MODERN 3-room apartment, Realtor.' Phone Manchester 7700. attack yiTTLiMINT I WILL PAY A REALLY Ollara. yards and attics cleaned. Inquire 90 Cambridge street OF P’SFi.'^ceD afa*CN*v m i gM M a through the Man- I made while you wait. MarioWa erences. Opportunity for advance­ furnished TUe bath, refrigerator. ALLS} cca n s P N n o dheatav Enat Oompany. Too pay General trucking and odd |ob- Phone 4740. SELLING? Why not contact me? FANCY PRICE. . ment. Apply in person. Manches­ On bus line, $20 weekly. Call Am at your service. Alice (flam- a * taaaM Tha only CALL TEKKY 8 'loiisehold Serv­ bin.; A Caiaon Phone MM)8 ter Laundry, Maple street. i ice for eaperi cleaning of doom WASHING Machines nought told, Rockville 1872W1. pet. Insurance. Real Estate and ekarga la A for eaai tnteroat por repaired Workmanship guaran­ a tiM euatomor walls, ruga uphoiatery. windows, ASHES AND RUBBISH removed WANTED—Young man with busi­ Mortgages arranged. 39 Purnell If you’re thinking of selling odd loba Phone 7680. Sand, gravel, (Ul and loam. Gen­ teed. Speed Queen washers. John Place, rear. Phone 4993 or 3- aavUga. Oome ness school education for retail M. taking. Rhone 2-1576 days jr Huaiotwa l^imiions for aae our la i^ aeieo- eral trucking. Range and fuel oil. store office. Bookkeeping and 0880. your csr and it meets the WEAVsNU OF buma moth boles James Hacri. Phone 4323. 2-0295 evenings. Call for Mr. Kent 64 ttaa today. 888 Mam Man- typing. Wri’e giving age, quall- taking. WE WILL handle your real estate ■820 Tfl 8 c SBlagB- ano torn eloth.ng; lauies hosiery fleations-and references. Box D, FRUIT AND vegetable stand for above qualifications come pre­ rune repaired; bai.uDsir repairs; and insurance problems prompt­ and 8-1708. IhHnting— I'auvring 21 Manchester Herald KL2;(th prnblenj solved with rent. Very good location. ChUl 2- ly. Call Suburban Realty Co., slpper replacement: flove re­ 0443 after 6. pared to sell. You won’t be pairs and cleaning; umbrella re­ inoleum. aspl.al' tile counter Realtors, 49 Perkins street. Tel. EXTERIOR and Interior painting FURNITURE Repairer and flnish- Expert workmanship, free esti­ "I told you wo should hovo stortod tht sign up highorr CkU 88M be- pairing; men’s shirt collar and er. Experience necessary. Part 8215. '’RIFuaitf rWM TM8 aSHktA. A CNCI able to reslaVmy price. If your and papernahging. Free esti­ mates ''pen evenings. Jone^' FBgT .E AirtA ACV. cic.cssa o urr cuff reveraal’ and replacement. mates ih-ompt service. Reason­ time work. Apply. Montgomery Summri Homes for Rent 67 WANTED—4 or 5 room house. SIDK (il.A.M'KS KY (;.M.llllAITH 60 ss A CATA5Tgi?fmC c.>1/*rc Ck, MartoWs Little Mending Shop. Furniture. Oak stieet Phone 1867 DODGE pteknp truck, 1 ten car is not in top shape, SELL able pricss Phone 7030. D. E. Ward 2-1041. FOR RENT—Cottage, (Tolumbia AU ImprovemenU, with work­ £ l L Frechette. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER eayaetty, long bsdy, low mUeage. CALL 8TRKYC 2-9087, for Uno­ Lake, modem conveniences, by shop In bam. In good rural loca­ FRECKLES AND HIS Mm.Mis Open Thot, Mister la good mechanical condition. IT ELSEWHERE, for my cus­ leum laying Service of range FOR SALE—General electric re­ week or month of June. Phone tion. on or near highway. CaU BY MERRILL C. BIAMSBM FOR (QUALITY, uMce, service. Help Wanted—Male or frigerator. 9 cubic ft., perfect, 4892. ______1886 Dodge stake truck. New bumera and odd Jobs. consi.lt Albert Guay "The Home 3139. * We'pr ' It 6AVS THIS CAN HAS giqOufiM firuPP ooo ONE 1847 BMitor. Both trucks priced tomers are the fussiest people Female 27 1150; also Westinghouse electric wHorr Owners' Painter." Oimpleie in­ range, large, 4-bumer, right WANTED— Property to llet. 1 blAN OOO « MYO. OR » nSn POII — top, to saD. OaU 8748. terior and exterior painting serv­ OFFICE PERSONNEL — Execu­ OACON. iooo.cePFOff. dSrtgSPo (b e i - j in town. Bless them all. BaiMinff—('onirarltnf 14 band oven, excellent broiler and Wunled to Kent 6H have plenty of good customers. oowiot 184T PACKARD Super eedan with ice, psperbanning. Spraying and tive and clerical, technical en­ baker, 380. CaU RockvUle I do not say 1 wUl sell your prop­ overdrive, radio, heater, bumper J SULLIVAN, mason contractor, floor rehnishing Satisfaction gineers and mechanical drafts­ 16S8-J-1. ARMY Officer, wife, baby being erty in 24 hours, but wlU say I men Sales, retail and wholesale guwds, to g Ughta. Driven only TEL. 8864. OUR BUYER Drickw -irL, plastering, cinder guara'iteed. Free estimates. All evicted, need from 3 rooms up. listed property at 173 Spring workmen fully inniired 2(‘ Spruce Apply Burnham Employment Call 6723. street, April 6 and sold April 17. 8,0M mllee Haa plastic seat and block, concrete work, atone Tel. UNIVERSAL Washer, In good oovbra. New car guarantee. Bnin- WILL CALL AT YOUR 3- Call «U2U. good tirea Can 1m seen at > 99 TRANSPLANTBD VEGETABLE (XX'KER Spnala. pups. Obllfe fuU else mattreases. All new. In­ lawn mowers itti.JTened. repair­ PIANO TUNING, repairs, recon- pupa. Fox Terrier pupa Doga quire 193 Woodbridge atreet be­ Property Honmatead street ed. pick up and deliver}-. Friend­ plants, Tomatoa psppbn. lettuce, ■ sem.(a(e>rsmi ■ as. T. a saa a a a>T. see. VIC FI.IN'I Nothin Happens HY bfll llYEI il'MAI IEV AND RAI.IH LAN^ celery, cabbage, ,eggplant, broc­ dlUonlrig, etc. John ('ockerham, boarded by day or wsek. Ztm- tween 6:30 and 9. * * ( SSk-efrisgT. a.ate.'v.'a r*T . err. 1888 CHEVROLET coupe, radio ly Ftxlt. 718 North Main. Tei 'J8 Bigelow St Phone (219. theC7odf((Ft. 477'. coli, Brussel sprouts, basil, sta merroai Kennria Lake street WANTED ‘With d«m88 It’s tlway* uniformir* and heater. 84 Hackmatack Phone 6887. BLACK and white Magic Chef /Vote Available "Wo wontt you to 810111 your stuff toward (Hs modam street Flowering plants—afters, pe­ gaa range, also SUent Glow oil WB HAVE Sneat aasortmenta of tunias snapdragons, salvia, Help WuHed— female 25 heater, capable of heating 4 Wo have cash rua 35 ACRE FARM collogosoflsgo Miidoni—-fiiMhOrM[iid8ni---fiihth0r songs,songs. ttoT'* 1838 PLYMOUTH 3-door trunk kitchen Unoleums. Also tUe and sgeratum, vsrhena, marigolds, ArUMof 1m HiUo 45 rooms. Call 2-0081 after 6 p. sa. OUT OUR WAY sedan. 4 new Urea good running wall coverings. Manchester Floor slnniaa camattonSk ate. Oeran- NICE WORK for women, 8 day tomera wailing to buy SDI'TH CDV ENTRY HY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HfHJSE with MAJOR HOOI’ I.E ceodlUon. Price $388. Inquire 363 Covering Oo.. 56 CotUge street. luma vinca vlnas, spikaa Urns week, good pay, vacations. New SIX USED Steam radiators with MAPLE Finish double bed with daplexca or flata (5 7 rmioi hiHiMc ready tn move OPEN NOW, GUIET n o w , 1 : KAO, MO'LL GBT TME USUAL. Keeuey stiaet lYione 2-1487. CaU 8688. and window boxes hlled. Four System Laundry, Harrison street. shutoff valves and air vahrea In spring and mattreia. Phone 8170 and 5 or 6 and 6) in lato. 8 riMinw d«wa. t op, miNi OPEN--7H' q u ie t .' ANP AI2X CQlTlC.SlK 8ASC0M (SeuaeN?., TENMiS SMOE SOUP— - acres of hardy plants such as good condition. OaU 8778 after 6 after 7 p. m. good eondition on the era klirhea and hath. AvalloM* DOCTOR SBZ lii: ARRNE6,tLLTaVTO LURK rtllA AND 'M0RS8TMAN THAT FOR SALE—1834 Chevrolet 4* ALL APPLIANCES serviced and 111 delphinium, phkn, popplea p. m. following etreeta. with bent and all bnraer. torgr you GOT TO t a l k w it h mdur ID THE House R5Q A MEAL.'— IP OCf«T FINISH doer sedan. Phone 2-8188 after 8 repaired, bumera, refrigerators, muma Straarberry and aspara­ WANTED—Woman to do family 9 X 12 WOOL face Glamor ruga, bora. silo, larga ehlrkea emui EXT TO KEEP h a n d s —X 9AIO ranges, washers, etc. AU work ironing m own home. (Tall 8868. UP sourt. ^ FAINTTIIMG, THAT PR03BCT PCETTy ► to. gus plants Shrubs fruit trass HBYWOOD-Wakafleld baby car­ only $29.95, for living rooms, bed­ and tool abed Extra tend avail- COMPLETE IT'LL 6RINO A LAIkfti^ 5u M f guaranteed. .Metro Service Oo. riage, $13; carriage pad, $8; baby Laurel, - Cheatnnt. STRENGTH.' soon! a n d PAII.3T evergreens Woodland Gardens room*, dining rooms. Floral pat­ nMe. -M/ COULD WE MANE EGME THE P.7RCH Tel. Manchester 3-0883. WAITRESS Wanted for nlghta. scale, 33; bathlhette frame, $1. terns. Blue, wine, rose. Close out, Church, Winter. Myr- FOR SA1X-18SS Terraplane 4- 168 Woodland street Telephone No Sunday work. Apply in per­ VI DOLlCACV FOR Him ,SOCK AE FURNITURE.' 8474. Ffione 7766. rcg. $4.95 to $6.50 stair carpet, tk). Garden and Park. VERNON ^ 3U6dSt> MABEGR doer oedsn. $100. Phone 8787. FURNACES Tailored to Ot vour son. Garden Rentaiirant. 840 $3.4" a yard. Benson’s, 718 llala home. Van Cam? Bros. Phone Main street. 8 SECTIONS. 48" WaUter and 6 ROOM HOUSE PATE^E ^ 1888 ItA S raR Chevrolet coach, 6244. FOR SAUB—3,000 tomato plants street. Ul pots Ready for planting. L Pratt cMt loon fireman. In good Bigelow, Strant, 4 down. 8 ap. Avnitobte am* i m 168 Oeoper Kin otreet OaU WANTED—Girls for 3st work, working order. Apply Marlow’a CORNER Kitchen sink. In excel­ tat 8IF a 8IF. AH modern Im- Marenlno, 87 Florence street ironing, garment pressing, wrap­ Flower, Ruaotll. REFRIGERA'nON 867 Main street lent condition. Reaaonable. Phone Hajmoa. Summit and prnvenseats. hal wales beat wllh SERVICE READY now, flower and vefo- ping. Manchester Laundry, 8-2462 or write Box 8U, Herald. all barner, eapper plamblag aad WAoil IT »lF> Chan«o For Eosy BY LIMUR tUKNKir tabls plants., all at 88o a dosen Maple street. ONE KIRBY vacuum eleaner odth Wadsworth. beating. Extra toad available Domestic and Commercial f'l attachments. Hardly used BED WITH Red Cross mattress IE posmaLE.. ggrreff cdMt M k i includUiE Swiss Giant Panalss CLEAN, Reliable W'oman for gen­ rOAiMK FIB1MI0 ] ALOMWHM TM Ifr ia * PIELA’S REFRIGERATION and many other kinds Perennial Phone 4891. In excellent condition. Also UgM 58 arre gnniirmaa's tana la eral housework to live In. Good tablo and chair. Phono 8-1739. Sproct. Maple. Oah Staftnrd Hpringa. t famllv lamar SALES AND SERVICE plants, evergreen trees Blue home in preference to • high FUR SALE-rMon’s rebuUt anc re- DOCieg TO t , AffCUTI Spruce, rlifli loam, landscape EI d r I d g c, Biaaell. perfect cnndIHna 8 ear garaga. W MEET HWA# HS w r ^ 8S Btreh BtraeL TeL 3-1428 wages. Children ages 2 and 4. laated ahoea Better than new LEAVING STATE? Magic Chef Rirrh. School, Pearl, large barn, t ntnrv cMeken work. Always open. Phone 8- Phone 4232. cheap ahoea. See them. Sam ii|>enters| RAl'IO — Electrical Appliance 3091. 870 Burnside avenue, green range, coolerator, 5-plere bed­ bnuse. large 8 stnry amgon shed SCENES VDUU Mi Vulea 701 Main street room set, dropleaf table; speaker, Footer and Holl. Om'VIiw, repairs picked up and bouse and nursery. OPENING for woman to handle EHOOTWSffOtNN dtUvared promptly. 30 yeara’ small items. Inqulra 39 Foxcroft THEREf lYanled nationally advertised girdlea 4 x 5 ORAFLflaC case and accea Drive. I V v oxpononot. JobB Maloney. Phone l a r g e Assortment of annual bras, and all-ln-ones, including soriea; 8x7 Baatmxn portrait floararlng planU such as slnnlas, Vincent 8-1046.1 Walnut etreet nylon models. BxceUent percent­ caaa and boldsra OomblBaUon Jarvir asters, snap dragons, marigolds, age on salea high ratio of re- 'S WILLIAMS OU Service has In- n-tuba radio and record player, Markin«r« and loiilO 52 and othsra, 88c doaan. Also largo peata Free training, no inveat- floor modet Psrtahle VIctroIa. Realty Co. Marcin, C&. ALL atalled Petro OU bumera In many assortment of mixed pota and ment Write 4». O. Box 1370. New GARDEN TRACTORS, Breads GREAT Mbnehagtar bomaa. They have Best offer takas any o t thass. RBALItlRS 205 No. Main SL Tot. 464.4 MEN baMuU for cauMteries at rea- Haven, or phone ooUect 8-4311. T o l 8-8808. $1 Plonssr Ctacls. Oardan King, Qtavoly. Planot, givan the utmost ‘ aatiafaeUon. aonable prlcaa. Geraniums, 88c ______Jr„ arlth attachmonte. Hand aad €54 Cmitor Street I ► HAiue m For complete burner sales end each and up. McConvtlle’a Green- ELDERLY Woman to cape for TWO USED garage doom and power mowers l.,a wn edgsro. Tel lit? Dr 777.1 OR Ann- w h y m o t m e * * o k t om en aamee and an aasuied supply of, houaea and Nuracrli^ 303 Wood- two children. No housework Live several garagoCO wln(idow frames. Grass - >-'atehorB. t :apito. Grinding SACKS 4 Gulf fust oU Catt I.U87. , i toMffo Mafet. PlMBa 6847. i In or out CaU 2-34tt. FiwnaaOlfl. , Od« U *lU lB atreac OaU 7866, Keud Herald Adpt. V': ..''n--