MONDAY. MAY 12,1960

Average Dally Net Preae Ran Hose Company No. 2, Manches­ The V. F. W. and American La- Rttaaell E. Wilson, seaman ap­ The Mothers club of the Center Mias Dorothy L. Snow, soprano^ ror the Month of April. Itse ter Fire Department, will hold a glon i^ p y sale will be in pro­ prentice. UgN, of 24 Knighton church will meet Wednesday eve­ was heard In a recital Sunday aft­ _.... 5*0. nlSmaLe nBMa About Town' regular drill tomorrow evening at gress Thursday, May 25. The street, and John J. Cummisk. ra- ning at 8rl5 in the Federation ernoon at the Town and County Electric Lighl at the Rose house. funds from the sale of the poppies darman, second class, USN, of R o ^ . Rev. C. O. Simpson will Club, Woodland street, Hartford. 9,891 Today mirily fiondy. nghHt A pwty will IM iMld thli «v»- wlU go to the relief of all veterans South Coventry, nre scheduled to m ak on the subject "Answering Miss Snow is a voice student of S S . J ! tonapomtoro new #«. SoatteMd The Friendship Circle of the who are In need. Poppy chairman arrive in Norfolk, Va., tomorrow, Children’s Questions." The host­ Coe’s Purchase Membor of (ho Audit ■Inc St slfiit o’clock st Um horn* Mm. Virginia Mercer of Hartford, BoroM of CIrealntlono riiow n by ovoalng. Tonight thna- dT T o n Ruth Mstchett, M BlaMlI Salvation Army will meet tonight Frank Blcsso states that in case after a four-month cruise in the esses for the evening will be Mrs. and a daughter of Mr. and Mm. ■treot. Mrs. Nellie Bm K will be at 7:30 at the Citadel. The host- of Inclement weather the sale of Mediterranean as crew members Adrien Robenhymer, Mrs. Win- Walter O. Snow of 67 Wetherell JHaneheater— if City o f Vitlago Charm the (iemonatrstor. Thle- party is esaea for the evening will be Mrs. popples will continue tintil Sunday, of the light cruiser US8 Roanoke. throp Conant and Mrs. Virgil street. Secures Title to Over to help raise money for the Man* Bessie Cole and Mrs. Miriam May 28. While In the Mediterranean they Hartcog. Used clothing will be ex­ were afforded an opportunity to changed as usual. Half Acre of Land on VOL. L XIX, NO. 198 (UfawriOed Advertlolag oa Pngn U ) Chester Granse butldtnfr funA Ferria Reservations for the church MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 2.1, 1950 (FOURTEEN PAGES) The Past Chief Daughters of visit many of the countries in family supper Wednesday evening West Center Street PRICE POUR CENTS Helen Davidson Lodge will meet Europe, Asia and Africa. Temple Chapter No. 53, O. E. S„ at 6:30 at the Second ^ngrega- tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock will meet Wednesday evening at tlonal church, should be made to­ Given On C.O.D. Deliveries with Mrs. William Hendersoij of 16 Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis­ eight o'clock at the Masonic night by telephoning any of the In a series of papers filed for Trotter street. ters, will moet tomorrow evening Temple. Initiation of candidates following: Those whose names be­ public record today, the Hartford Mother Weeps at Coroner’s Inquest in Odd Fellows hall. The bbsl- and the annual memorial will take gin with the letters A to H, should Electric Light Company has se­ HALE'S SELF SERVE place, after which refreshments cured title from Bruno Bycholski House Kills Bowers The Saint Raymond's Mothers ness will Include the initiation of call Mrs. Ralph Kaufman, 2-1351; Big Three Demand The Original In New England to slightly over half an acre of Circle will meet tomorrow evening candidates and all officers and will be served by Mrs. Lillian Leg­ 1 to Q. Mrs. Gilbert Hunter, a t.8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. members of tlie degree staff are gett and her coi^mittee. 2-3015 and R-Z, Mrs. Alfred land on West Center street, with Aligellne Richmond, 19 Pioneer frontage of 200 feet on that street requested to wear white. A so- Lange, 896k The Communist Party newspa on the assumption that the cities Express Grave Concern HEALTH MARKET ’• O r f lU e , ceived 672, and William A. Purtell the revisions of, the capital gaink per sold the American note was "a have been atom bombed, will be Conway said he would be glad of West Hartford got 685. tax. as tentatively approved by the buses from Hartford’s Old State Exprcaaing "grave concern" at to support such s resoluUon on Arrives at Airport to collection of unsupported declara the basis for the fill-in program. Our friend* have exprented their delight and M ANCHEgTCR -rtLCPMONB Guaranteed To Wash Beautifully Stratford Republicans rejected committee, would reduce revenues House. Ample parking facilities tions in sharp contradiction with Russia's action, the American nota Thursday or Friday of this week, by about $175,000,000 a year. Break Ground for at the field were provided by the I.ater on, by September 1. NSRB ■aid the Soviets have "destroyad approval nou> that the Health Market is com ­ a Pro-Bradley slate by an 837-262 an exactly established facts which are Intends to have a more permanent R«yon nlnon In white and lovely paatels. Delicate floral pat­ ^ t expressed the belief that the vote which favored an unpledged Sponsors of the lower capital Bradley staff. world confidence In the oincarity" House "ought to sUy this week" known now to the entire world." civil defense plan ready for states bined H'ith the Grocery and Produce Depts. terned ahecr ninon scarfs and vanity sets that launder like a FINE QUALITY MERCERIZED delegation. gains taxes, reducing the rate Air Terminal Building; The importance of Eisenhower The editorial, entitled "State of their repeated pmtesUtiona of handkerchief. Compliment any room! So dainty in sparkling to Ect on reorg^anization fneaEurea from 25 per cent to 16 per cent, Day WHS indicated by the number and communities, peaceful Intentlona. Hausman Slate Loses W'elcomed by Botcles Department Morals," Implied that NSRB officials say no change in ff'e invite your inspection. white or pastel blue, rose, gold or green. which have been drafted in recent In New Britain, a slate backed had contended thla would stimu­ of prominent persons who came to It cited five specific Soviet by rival legislative leaders. the note of May 5 requires no policy has been made -that the by State Central Committeeman late Investment transactions and , Bradley Field for the event. Civic answer, since it was a repetition written agreements against mili­ COTTON ANKLETS The Bowers resolution, defeated actually produce about $100,000,- Windsor Locks, May 23—(IP— ' affairs, btuilness, the armed forces Federal government lent step­ tarizing Germany, including tha Robert H. Hausman lost, two-to- of the previous note of April 18. ping in to give the orders and foot by a voles vote after one of several 000 a year extra revenue. This is Elsenhower Day and many and aviation were strongly repre­ promises made at YalU February jMrtisan clashes, contended that one, to a alate supported by Form­ j which was answered April 21. the bill for civil defense. It still Tuesday Specials Turn back cuffs or ribbed straight up. Sises 8 to 11. White and er Mayor George A. Quigley. President Truman has promiaed thousands from Connecticut and ' ■*ul*d among those who came to "Certain officials" of the State II, 1946. colors. nothing of real Importance will be to veto any tax bill that cuts ex­ plans to supply gtildance and ad­ The Three-Power dectalsn to accomplished" even If the Legisla­ Newtown Repubileana at their Massachusetts are at Bradley i General Elsenhower and to Department, Pravda said, appar' vice. and leave it to etatea and ZIPPERED PLASTIC caucus heard that a postcard poll cise levies—on such things as furs, have a part in a major Bradley send protests to Moscow was ture sat until 1951. jewelry, hand bags, movies and Field to greet the famous Ameri­ ently were dlssatiafled because the cities to make the detailed ar­ favored Lodge with 124 votes; can aoldier. He came here today to Field event Soviets did not answer the note reached at the London conference Ths House, the resolution assert- travel tickets—and fails to make rangements and pay moat of the of the Big Three Foreign MlnlO- SHORT STEAKS IC pair od, should go home in the interests Bradley, 74, Shannon 34, and break ground for the new atr ter­ The breaking of gn>und for the1 1 of May 5. checks. up the lost revenue by higher col­ of SUte Acheson, of "economy, relief, welfare and Puartell 10, with one ballot being lections elsewhere. minal building at'B radley, to witHton'tMlar teHnlhal bUlldlHg ■ ' a le e U. B. Slleiiea PILLOW COVERS caat for Mayor Jasper McLevy soon to be erected Is an Important Btddto Heads ODsBOSttaa British Foreign Minister Bevln common sense." The Treasury Informed the speak to the thousands gathered "They have forgotten, evidently. Nor does the fact that an amer- end French Foreign Minister It propoeed that aU matUrs Bridgeport. "■ "r at the airport, to be guest of honor step In the program begun aeven It la the existing practice of the Schuman. The home town of both Bradley years ago for developing the former gency plan is being developed in­ pandtng before the apecial aesslon (OoatlniMd oB Page Foor) at a barbeque, and to attend a re­ dicate, NSRB authorities say, that Crisis Is Approaching be referred to the 1951 Legisla­ and Lodge, Westport Republicans ception to be tendered him by the Army air base into a major com (Oootlniied OB Page flSgbt) 7 9 - - ture, voted to leave their delegate un- mercial airport of the nation. the government considers an at­ The notes went to Moscow at a Columbia University Alumni of tack any more likely now than In time when a week-end of poaalblo 2 $l«oo $2.98 EASY TO CU'AN Instructed, but in Elaston, Bradley the Hartford area. General Elsen­ Greeted by Governor N® bills for reorganization of crisis in Bast-West relations la was endorsed for governor, and recent weeks and months. th« 8tAte Government* the purpose hower ij now president of Colum­ When General Elsenhower Eric Biddle, a consultant In the Germany is approaching. Bulk Cheese Specials Protects your pillows fiom soiling. Non allergic, dust proof. for which the special aesslon was Vivien Kellenw of Stonlngton, for Defense Ends bia. stepped from the big plane, he was Just wipe them off. Insist Bowles CJIvillan Mobllzatlon Office at Communist youths from tha summoned, have yet been acted one of the U. S. Senatorial nomi­ General ElsenRTr^er arrived at greeted on behalf of the State of Soviet Zone have laid plans for a COOPER’S WHITE HANDBAGS upon jolnUy by the General As- nations. NSRB. Is chairman of the govem­ In Libel Trial Bradley Field at 11:45 in a Strato- Connecticut by Governor Bowles ment'a committee working with march and demonstration in Ber­ aembly. Ridgefield Backs Rowland cniiser of United Air Lines and and Francis S. Murphy, chairman In top handle, pouch or over the shoulder styles. Many with zip­ Drop Thexton Waahington, Seattle and Chicago lin next Sundey. Weot Berlin’s Lb. DlaagraemenU between Demo- The Westport Town Committee, there was a crowd estimated at of the Connecticut Aeronautics authoritlea. Mayor Ernst Reuter has warned SHARP LOAF 79c per compartments. a few weeks ago, had endorsed In piece or siloed. ermta, controlling the Senate, and 25,000 eagerly awaiting him. For Commission, and to extend a mili­ A meeting was held yesterday Russia hla sector will "defend its & the Republican majority In the Lodge. But Bradley and his sup­ Greenwich Housewife more than two hours these people tary greeting to a great soldier freedom" against any effort to 100% PURE WHITE porters were successful at last Republican Resolution with Washington officials and House, have stymied action. Finishes Testimony hsd been arriving at the field by were 60 Connecticut soldiers, vet- privaU individual# working on "suddenly overrun free Berlin." $ 2 * 2 9 each Rep. Philip Lalng (D., Wind­ automobile, bus and on foot. The Assails Choice for De­ civil defense. Secretary Acheson ts to iftva Combination Special (Oontinoed on Page Four) Connecticut Company ran special (Conttnoed on Page Four) Congress a report next week on GOOSE FEATHER sor) asserted that if the Bowers In the Adler Case A 23-point check list was passed Phis Tax resolution carried, it would be an velopment Commission the discussions that led to tha de­ ONE POUND FRESH around and experts in 36 fields You vahia your charm, aad indication that Republicans were cision to send the notes. Hertford. May 23—<>P)—The de­ are supposed to supply answers It was announced that mambera Modeas hdpe you guard it— against reorgarUzstlon. He charged state Capitol, Hartford, May 33 within a week, telling what they BED PILLOWS that Republicans were responsible Lie Now Talks fense rested today In the $200,000 Say U. S. Fails Winnipeg Sees — (ip—A resolution was drafted of Congress, with all othera BEEF LIVER luxuriously. Soft, comfortable 1.27 would plan to do, what they would barred, ^rtll hear the Secretary of Modeas is now even softer, for the delay on reorganization libel suit brought by entertainers today tor presentation to the Gen­ nee(! in the way of handling peo- M L a # W C measures about which Bowers Larry Adler and Paul Draper eral Assembly calling on Governor more comfortable. pie and equipment, tn event of a (OontliiDed OB Page Foot) REG. $3.69 LADY ROBERTA complained. With British To Arm Allies Danger Over Bowles to rescind his appointment •as ef 46 aaaUas against Mrs. Hester R. McCullough, national emergency and before and Democratic Floor Leader John of Arthur Thexton to the State after an atomic attack. SLICED BACON $3-29 each P. Cotter asserted that his party a Greenwich, Conn., housewife. Development Commisalon. offered 42 reorganization bills French Foreign Office The 32-year-old housewife de­ Officials Say Truman A» River Continues to The resolution, bearing the name To Study All Resources Real vealue In a 100% white goose feather bed piUow from our MATTRESS COVERS weeks fgo, and declared that the clared shortly before the defense of Rep. Lawrence Gilman (R- Later In the week, officials from regular stock. Floral ticking in rose and blue. Legislature could have been Denies Knowledge of rested that she believed Adler and Regime Is Lax in Aid Drop, Rehabilitation Bozrah), "emphatically reprovea Seattle and Chicago, and represen- through If It bad acted on these Draper were concealed Commu- Efforts Are Begun the Governor for naming to a vital tatlvee of states of Waahington and proposals. Plan Attributed to Him nistai To Pact Signatories Illinois, have been asked to come Flashes! $3-29 Connecticut post another out-of- In for conferences. Ihc J W I U U COM Before the clash over the Bow- They claimed In their suit that state candidate.” (Late BnUeUna of Um OP) Wba) Winnipeg, Man., May 23—(Ip— J . W H A U c o u London, May 23— (IP)—Trygve she had damaged their professional Washington, May 23.—(lO— It demands that the Democratic With the information gathered M s h e n s s t b s C o H i e M ANCNnmi u>im» FULL AND TWIN BED SIZES (Ooatlaiisd on Page Poor) Lie arrived from Paris today to Some responsible officials declared The raging Red River dropped chief executive replace Thexton, from studies In the three cities, reputations by branding them Biddle says that In preparing REG. «5.98 SIMTEX continue the second round of his Pro-Communist steadily from its flood crest todayf a University of Bridgeport faculty The same heavy quality unbleached sheeting that we have car­ "8ave-The-U, N.” talks with Brit­ today the administration is giving an Interim plan that will be prac- Draft May Be Revived Frederick H. Wiggln, the plain­ no thought to the idea of bolster­ and Winnipeg, catching its breath,^ member who came from Cincinnati tlcal and useful untlj a more per­ Indlaaapojla, May ried for years. Seams are all carefully bound and with rubber ish Government leaders, including braced Itself for the task of relief a year and a half ago, with "a rec­ buttons. Prime Minister Attlee and For­ tiffs’ counsel, asked her, "Do you ing the defenses of any of the manent plan con be established. It Draft Inductions mny be aeoeo- FRINGED HOBNAIL think they (Adler and Draper) are North Atlantic countries with and rehabilitation. ognized resident of Connecticut is necessary to find out what states sary soon, sa)rs the naUoa’s nelee- eign Scretary Ernest Bevln. He Barring a heavy, prolonged rain, who can usefully contribute to the News Tidbits hopes to sail for New York Wed­ concealed Communlsta?" American troops. and cities can accomplish using Uve service director, because mili­ "Yea, air. I do,” ahe replied. Aside from the arrangement by the worst seemed over for the twin work of the Commission and In only the resources already on tary enlistments hnve been slump­ CoUed Prom (4>) Wires nesday. cities of Winnipeg and St. Boni­ whose quallflcatione and capablll- Commenting on speculation She Hates "Fat Cats^ which B-29 bombers are stationed hand. He explained: ing. MnJ. Gen. Lewis B. Hersbey in Britain, no such reinforcement face. Public and official attention ties our people can feel confident." "The method is to eatabllsh the y/hata BEDSPREADS about Lie's talks with French For- Mrs. McChillough testified that was focused on a gigantic job: anys Hint manpower expertn la has been proposed by any of the Asserted the resolution; details of an air raid with atomic Wnahlngton are worrying about Two New London women are The homes of 80,000 persons "The selection of an Ohio strang­ 500 (CoDttniMd oa Page Two) western nations, a reporter was weapons, including the number of recruiting slump. However, be overcome by toxic gas while, po­ (Ooattmied oa Page Two) told. have been damaged or destroyed er to serve In this vitally Important atomic bombs dropped and the lice say, they were giving each by the floods, worst in more than added, no Inductions will be or­ Difference WHITE ONLY Vice President Barkley suggest­ state capacity la the latest of a location of each. Since data is dered until after Congress baa other a honse penwulent wave... 100 years for the Red River Val­ series of episodes in which the available on the effects of atomic THERE’S a decided differ­ h y a r i t r ^ ed in a New Orleans address that ley. taken action oa extending peaoO- FULL BED SIZE ONLY Sixty-two arrests were made dur­ the time might come when Governor has high-handedly weapons, the Waahington civil de- ence between Property Dura- ing four-day spot check of auto­ About 100,000 refugees have Ume draft law b^ond June 34. No more of thla quality for such a low price when these are Super Service Begin Parley to Head "American occupation forces” age Insurance and Collision mobiles In Haitford which ended fled the flood zones. The Cana­ (Osatlaaed oa PBga BIgbt) (OoBtlBaed OB Page Bight) BOXED ROSE BUSHES gone. Heavy weight Simtex quality. An exceptional value! last night, announces Motor Vehl- may be sent to other countries. dian Army atill is calling upon Woman Killed in braok Insurance. The former covers deputment . . . Government Later he explained what he had In others to leave the flood area, but Hartford, Mny XS— (dV -A 3$. your legal liability for any I bill to outlaw Communist party in Off Rail Strike June 1 mind was a possible request for the outward stream of refugees Is year-old West Hartford wonaaii troops from some of the other 11 damage your car may 4 « to Australia passes all stages In that about ended now. With every inch was lulled InstaaUy wbea » cor country’s House of Representa­ nations in the North Atlantic the flood crest falls, harried refu­ Arm y Studies Blast Area she ntw driving smaobed Into ft 15 Varieties the property of others. The tives . . . For four days, June 9- Waohlngton, May 28—(P)—Th#.^ Loomla’ group has accused Glov­ compact to round out their de- gees return to assess the wreck­ concrete eafety Isle knoeUag ovea latter covers the damage done TOO SMART PATTERNS IN 12, Bridgeport will become flgura- government began union-manage­ er of making “a reckless drive for fansea. age of their homes. nn electric light pole oa the Waf> to your own car. Yon need ^ e "Big ’IY)p” as it honors ment conferences today aoeking to preatige" in seeking to get the 40- Nattoaa Look Here for Anns Risk of Epidemic To Get Bombing Preview warme aveaue overpaes o f the both policies! Get them here. Fhlaens T. Bamum, native son of avert a strike due June 1 on 10 hour week tor switchmen more Other officials, who declined to The Army has warned of a Contend highway at 13:35 a. 4b h o u s e p a in t nearby Bethel whose fame lives in western railroads. quickly than two other unions. be quoted by name, were Inclined grave risk of epidemic disease if today. The dead womaa was Miaa to view Barkley's suggestion as flooded homes are occupied before Evelyn H. Barnett of West Haii* PLASTIC DRAPES phrase, "The Greatest Showman The Switchmen’s Union of Glover Floats Bdard South Amboy, N. J., May 23—(yP),«cial explanation of what caused I, l.s tkr e. of Them AU.” North America has threatened a Tbs Brotherhood of Railway speculation on the future, ad­ decontamination. Some of the ford, employed aa a cook In tha —This city's explosion disaster has 600 tons of munitions, destined for WITH CENTER VALANCE Twenty-seven sophomores from walkout of 8,000 members In vitml Trainmen and Order of Railway vanced on his own responalblllty. homes have been imder muddy home of Morris JoseloB fee the WUllmanUc BUte Teachers Col­ jrard service on the lines, operating They saw it aa based on the trou­ water for a month. given the Army a chance to atudy Pakistan, to blow up at the docks. past year and a half. ^ Conductors also have the same de­ Witnesses at a Coast Guard hear' lege currently are on tour of cast- west of Chicago. mands, but they are preaentlng bled states of western relations All major dikes in the flood area what might happen If America • * • era Peansylvanla, studying coal with the Soviet bloc and the mili­ of greater Winnipeg are reported Ing tn New York limited them- Officers Reassigned The union la demanding a 40- their case to a fact-finding board were bombed. selvea to guesses. and steel Industry . . . Widely- bour week with the aame.pay now tary assistance this country al­ holding well now. The problem be­ Norfolk, Va.. Mny 38—(P)—)Ihi named by President Truman. The The Department of the Army Shopkeepers returned to their Special $1.09 pair In 6 GnL known Hnkbalahap conmaader. received for a 48-hour week. It Trainmen's Brotherhood repre­ ready la giving western European fore the authoritlea la to maintain Navy has reneelgned- the fear tt# and 10 of his followers are the metropolitan area dikes while has sent two scientists here to boarded-up stores here and glaZ' officers who were aboard the bad* T also wants Ume-and-a-balf pay for sents most o f the 90,000 switch­ and other non-Ck>mmunlst nations. tern and carpenters wera at a Lota GaL S5.50 S* $5.60 kUled in -brush with government Saturday work and double time There has been no hint that the flood waters covering hundreds study after-effects of the mvni- tleablp BUssonri wbea ebe tan Good looking all over floral design and floral stripe In wine, blue, men in the rail Industry. tlons blast which shook South premium. Ehcploslons continued to green, grey, roee and white grounde. So practical. Juit wipe fo r i^ In Batangas Province, the for Sunday work. Glover refused to have the fact matter came up for action or of square miles §re funneled off MToond last Jaa. 11 oa a aand them off. PhUlpplnes . . . Florida's first all- Similar demands were won last Into Lake Winnipeg. Amboy Friday, killing 31, Injuring I punctuate the a^ as Army demoli- aaoal In O ieenpenke Bay. Thtaa M ^ I ' l l ! ' i ’ll! II). board dedde his case along with serious consideration at the Lon­ more than 300, and ruining the “tion equeda ‘ combed the wrecked •--- ea. In Lots of 10 Negro court since reconstruction September by 1,000,000 members those of the BRT and ORC. Glover don meeting of the North Atlantic The river was dropping at the them—Chpt WlBlam a Brown, Special Price 39® at. days opens for business with rate of one and a half to two inch­ waterfront. area for mines. $1.64 o f 17 non-operating rail unkma, said those two unions had many Council this month. Public dia- Cmdr. John R. MUleH nnd Lt. wearing in of Judge Lawson E. who besides getting 48-bour pay clooures of the defense planning es a day. D. M. Stephens, top flood The American continent escaped Close Schools For Snmimr Otndr. Frank G. Morris, Jr. wegi Tliomas. other demands not affecting the expert here, oaid the rate of fall bombing in both world wars, and for 40 hours work, also obtained switchmen. have indicated the U. S. is being With classrooms damaged bO' tried by coarta mnrUal aad osa* Hooaeware—Basement Egyptian princess and her com­ will Increase gradually. At 29.9 Army men have only the experi­ yond tmmediato repair, school let a aeven-cent hourly rate hike on The Truman Board has amid It looked to In the western lineup victed of aaeh tiharge btoaghi Coapons Given With Every 50e Par* moner husband, summoned to top of that feet the river was at Its lowest ence at foreign countries to go on out tor the summer. But high against tbem an a leoalt aC tha will recommend the same settle­ for air and naval power and for when guessing bow bomba might Cairo by King Pkrouk. start their munitions rather than ifianpower. point since May 12. At the flood school seniors will be graduated grouading. Each waa Oodoead la chase Good for the Drawing of jl'^ G r e e n Stampa Given With Caah Salea homeward journey while another CiMrge Drive for Fowar ment terms for members of crest, five inches higher than- at affect American cities. But now anyway without Anal exams. sealority la hla reapaeUva grads. W . T. GRANT CO. Chairman Fronds A. O’Neill. Glover's union ha the board will Should American forces be. sent the present, it had threatened to South Amboy has become a labor­ • • • irincess and commoner plan mar- to other countries in a future The blast occurred while the 176 Eesi Prices. nage which Farouk opposes .. . Jr., o f the National Mediation recommend for other yard sarv- force out moat of Greater Winnl- atory that n ay throw aouM light munitions were being loaded from Sinatra Bean GIfta grant: CUARAmm OR YOUR MO'JtT BA'K . Center 8t. ■ Board called repreaentatlves of Ice employes represented by the peg’s 350,000 people. on how Americana might bebava 13 railroad cars to four self-pro- Loa Angeles May 38—(ffl— sfingeci Ezio Pinza and his wife western railroads and the switch­ BRT and ORC. (OeatiBBed ob Paga Poor) m ^ 5 Writs yoor asms sud sd^rsss on thsm hgve d€>nated their 18-room home ^ e river la etUl almoat 13 feet in a aurpriaa bombing raid. peljed bargee. It included military Fimok Sinatra arrived hoose 8». men’s imloB together at 10 m. m. "Different treatment," the fact­ and deposit them in May baskete throogh. In surburban Rye. N. Y., to Damon above flood atage, but barring new Study Social Impacts mines for Pakistan and blasting night with a gold Farialaa dsHm (e. a. t ) finding board said, "cannot be ac­ Treasury Balance Edgar Clarin oat the store. - - Rukyon Memorial Fund for can­ rainstorms, the runoff may be Dr. Leonard Logan, a sociolo­ dynamita for Afghanistan. braoelot for bla eotraagod wife, Daniel P. Loomla, chairman of corded these groups of yard service rapid. Ihe chanca of heavy rain gist, and Dr. J. B. Green, a physi­ Insurer cer'research ... U. S. government The State Department said yea- Noacy. "It has a BtUe Bf9H Taw. the Western CBrriera Oonferenoe employes without oerioualy dis­ Washington, May 33—OP)—^Tha seemed remote. There was a light cist, said their report for tl)e terday that tha expkMives were eraad etu ff aa IL” Bw otaaiHr la asking court order which would Committee, headed the manage­ rupting ostabliahed wage and rules position of the Treasury May 19: forct General ElMtric company to shower thla morning, but the Army will diacusa the physical, licensed in accordance with gov­ oaM, ateppiog atf a TWA Mrthiia ment negotiators and Arthur J. relationahipa and generally dis­ Net budget receipts $89,412,388.02; weather bureau predicted only gat ^ of half ita taeUltlM for economic, and social Impacts at ernment regulatioas and that an freoi New Tevh. Far HHir ShMaoB Olover, praoldent of the Switch­ turbing labor relations on the rail­ budget expenditures $87,058,981.96; alight precipitation for the near ths diMtf ter. makihg elactric light bulbs. Invaatlgatloa has abowed no irreg­ I bceaght a'amMa isK HaagBaf men's Union, the labor aide. roads.” cash balance $4,594,131,137.93. future. Meanwhila thera la still no otfl- ularities. Is aad toys fNm Mmv Tath I ^-flTl^#, xl> V'l

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Lyle Butler Ticklish Job Local Student Caucus Endorses House Driver Arreslecl | DineiisKes h:d\“'«^l.n.T^.?a°;{Shrutrr'rh? Rainbow Girls I HoScAnna HaS Wotl Battle; AUTO GLASS BETTER? WHY? $50 Winner j Awarded * 3 0 0 Candidate After Crash Here Am.t^ rk..4 'T ...... ! Broaloriarly Bros. Tliraler j Wins Tuttle Prize in Local Republicans than the atate convention: Con- Held at Maaonic Tcm* the arrest of John \V. Speed. -IS. apfteara that the HoarAnna haa Ixow.ski hftil i'huften n role of at- propoealH and drtAtls in • oiineelion filed, aiiU in au|ieiinr court here ' (^iiix Gillie I SO D r o p B e p r e s e n t a * Rrcsslonal, Jime 24, Attornoy John won! with inrrylng out the progiam. ;^gllm^l tile AiiHoiilH lifiinch of the i English at Trinity of 28 Wellman road, on a thnipe leiue and was not avnilahle for in . * » * # - . » » I Rottner, William Stuck, Ed- pie; Those Installed l.s;tat week the town wa.a futther eomment. whiuh uaMh for a 12 !*'oui ele- .\iiien. nil K i hhx Coiiipnny hiiiI Lo- tive Sherw ooil G. Bow- ! ward DHc and Mra. Howard Edl- of violation of rules of the rnatl. alarmotl i-y the new.s that a n it- metitary J*houl *m Hi*»a0 Grand and Mrs. Ronald Ferguson of 257 e r s a s U e l e g a t e j irr James Jotmaton, constable Miaa Betty Ferris, daughter of Court tomorrow morning:. MoaeAnna h«ia t hewed Iter way in- admitted today that Mihkowski. sli nuture.'^. Meeting with Ihi* officer ami iinniiher of Locnl .H.'!, Prize la 'l niKht at the .State ^ ' East Center street, and grandson ' James Duffy, John Crosby and Mr. and Mrs. Eklward J. Ferris Jr. . to thirteen atilomohlle engine ( '»nnmiltee were iienrial ManHg«*r Mrs. Henry Huggins; Senatorial Patiolman Joj^eph Sartor, who giving up all hope of oulwitUng Intenintlonnl I'liion o( Mine, Mill Theater by conoitly nani.ng the of Thomas Ferguson, publisher of Senator CTiarlea S. House was of 229 East Center street, was in­ water ho.sea tliat had hecn in­ the .-iavag*' gnawer, (uis handed (Jeorge II WaildeM. Arthur H 11!- and .Sniellei Wo iUcih, elaiiiiM he July 8. Senator House, Attorney invealifraled. repm ted thnl. Sp» t d stalled III .am ' e.sajon in the ear of mg ol the Scliool Hepaitment and reionl ’ Slcigli Hide ’ in Monaity The Herald, was todu.v awarded endorsed here last night by a stalled at worthy advisor of Man­ over !h*' **ar to hus son who us g«». WHS iinjiistly disi'iimiimled agiilnet John J. O’Connor, Mra. Betty waa driving,, north on <’am]dieM Fluist ( ‘hailes Mihkov..ski. .No li hitei’t Kedli Sellers Ht'ine m i 'i Onlat 8L PhnM 8888 Broth-I a ".Stop the Record' ipn/ pledge of the Republican caucua Dorr and Mra. John Pickles. chester Assembly. No. 15, Grder of road wh»ut he allej;oilly went mg lit Npiilt it oil to l*iovidrnee and hiii'ied tioiii lii.s aenlority 'SALAIU; the Riiel Compton Tuttle Piize In MUiu.ipt to t;np the annmal was nn»l kee|' it titer** wlu iu he m ip rommitt*’*' meinheis ha\e been light.'.. Ill' . ei'liM K'nist ileineiit lii fiiora Fronts, t*tcturs FVUMlBg Kamo. Mr. But lor al.to won one of thioliKh n .sttip .H.Qn and strtuk a Eiigli.sh for members of the Jun- despite House'.s earlier expressior Delegates will select their own Rainbow for Girls, at a .’wmi-jniblic .siieee.sf*!Ill .“^he st'')'ped ov« i uiul .islvcil to .snhmit any Hioniinemla- Venattsn Hllsds the $10 individual prir.ea. alternates. vehicle tlri\en t‘> Frank KindlH\. eollege. in an atti'jupt to ^nitwit III.'. |oh and X7 .inn .laiiiag.'a from TEA-BAGS ' lor class at Trinlt.v college. of a desire not to enter the atate installalion last evening In the aiouud the lt,i|i.> and ke[ii at Iter .ind ouldUslailCe the HoseAnnH. Iton.s th«*\ ilr.sii** as to means of FUmltur* Fops Other $10 wlnnera laat night ■ eai h deleiidaut. The award of the prize, whlqh ^ campaign this fall because of per- IS*, of 127 (\K>per Hill stint, elirw ing. were: Mrs Kred Kdwarda, 107 Masonic Temple. A number of whiuh was eaj^lhotmd on t'oop' i N i‘\,. depnve*! of u.s nntuial catrics an honorarium of $300. sonal considerations. He has been M'hia morning it seemeii tiMt •Spruce atreot. Gay Liiurtseina, 9 guests were pre.senl from vnrioii.s Hill The ,iiis amt Arlync Wylie. toniglit. ing the work of the jiiiiloi year. cats?" V. igg.ii asked her. .Ml. and Mr.'s. Kerri«i were f'o'firl- imlii.sive: The temperaltiie in ITie animal Mamh'^'-ler High Wednesday Tuesday nights quiz game I bound. Barbara Hall, installing recorder. Held 111 Hiirgliiry "Yes. I do,■’ she said. C(l !<• the platfotni and Kum.** Ne\\ F^nsland dnrinp the nu\t foui .«c!iu •! .\tl Kxlnhithm will take next week will offer $ltkj in oa.sh. Sherwood G. Bowers Dropped "Do you hale literals?’* Mrs. Jessie Cadnian sang during A feature of the caucus, which i prr.'^fiitufl her mother uilh a l>eau- <1h\.«, Wednesday tliroti^di Sat in- plme tomoiiuw, we.ithrr pei nut­ V.'.itfTtjui\. I ’unn. Mnv 2?, ,JP- divided into five $10 prises and " I certainly do," Mra. the evening "The Lord'.s Prayer,’’ nfnl hfuiqiiut of roae?«. da>. will avoia^:* two to six <1*- FRESHLY GROUND one $-’>0 grand prize. If the giand was attended in High school hall I lough replied. "My Ta.sk" and "Bless This Hou.«e." ting in Kdui alionnl .'sipiaie. The 1‘olne hete >est lilay aire.^ie*! About Town by about 50 person.s. was the drop­ Tlir lii'ilalliiiK OfTieern «rre.s a>Hivo tin- .'■ua.siM.tl imiauil. prize Is not won it la iuoreased by bhe gave this definition of a She was accompanied by orgam.si rxiuhilH'ii thi."^ w ai V ill taU»‘ th*- ami ti.ined o\ri In !*lam\'il)*’ ping of Representative .'Jherwood The 'n.Hliilliiu; i)ffiue!.« \V4*H‘ .\*-at n o t in a I tuiii| - i at in 4 •* $.'i0 each week until it is woi.. liberal: "In the misuse of Uie James McKa\'. Inrm «»f n I’an.s uxiiiiut ami LAMB PATTIES .. 59c A meeting of both the parent.s G. Bower.s from the niembrrship piaicid for tlH‘11 buatitiful uxum- \\ eitM4‘.*'daV Inlhiui'd hv Vtamu i Ihotj! e- (’iuiiU.s ,1 27, who Mi.»riatty Brothers, local Lin- and teaclici.s of the Cliurch school word today I would say .someone Her .Associate Offlei'rs ThurMiay and then «<»id u.tioil wi.t h4 niM*n fiioii ’1 no until S::pl , of Ihq state convention delegation. plihuation »if llie. m.stallation rere- Was .sa.'l to he wanted f*n a will be held this evening at 7:30 who had leftish affiliations.'' waim tluotij'h tin* ptimd Some At 7 on iheie w'l'l iie an am ti'n ns will in* *m hand to held m ^o.taiu )mn<1s p**n«l.ng court Father aiul Sou ' ^ "'ith (jgf further questioning she said Patriotism. i>iis Hooey: .‘Venice. tvMidtow I),iv will be oitserved rinji as .siiouei.s at:d Ihunii“ r,«ln»v.- .sh »w how t*» Work in vari*iu.s a!ru.';r'm«-nt. SHURFINE Hill.stown Grange No. 87 will ; the Lowell Group wiiich is anti- would absolutclv refuse to Barbara .'-heniiiiig: Confidential .it th“ W;ilhi;'’;f4)if| nome. Sunday. t»r.s Wi-iliH'sday and tuithir .si.it- media hold a meeting Thursda.v evening organization al present, and an- i patronize them and ‘' I think I d Observer, .loan MeFetridge: Ontei ’ ’ ’ rols and the Atlvis- teivd li^hl hlio'.s Ni.s about Satin- It I.; hopeil that many paM-ni- U.'ik wilt Will L;ll a whit** \ ith a long pole. Capt. Hugh McCalTery, of t,he New Jersey National Grange Hall, Hill street. East his stand In the recent school pro­ Frank Urbantaitis, Jr , and Sr.. tion of whether she would "try to Guard, gingerly midges an unexploded 60-mm. sh*-ll away from a chair Hartford. This w".ll be visiting of­ gram contest. He was in the op­ 31 and S9 years of age, were ar­ in an office where it was blown by explosion of amnuinition at South ficers night. One of the leading hurt them in the box office.” position. Again, Bowers, perspn- Asked if she bated many of rested last night by Patrolman Jo­ Amboy. N. J. (NFA telephotot. milk companies In Connecticut will ally independent, might not have seph J. Sardella on charges of In­ her Greenw ich neighbors, Mrs. Mc­ NATIVE RADISHES or put on an Interesting ptogram. A accepted a post in a pledged dele­ Cullough said. "No. I think hate toxication. Junior la also charged movie will be. shown and refresh­ gation. Questioned this morning. with Indecent assault, the alleged is too strong a word. I feel sorry ments served. The program is In Bowers laughed and refused to Bunch offense occunng behind the Y. M. .'x'df.'.alk Supervisors for them." RARERIPES 5c T o lla n d charge of Celena Scranton and make any comment. | C. A. ;\re Scared by Blow-Out Irene Gllha. State Delegatee I Escapes Deportatioa On Sunday the pair were arrest­ Named as state delegates are { Mra. Marguerite DuFore Loetch- The sidewalk engineers ed and turned over to Rockville Town Chairman William S. Davis, l police on intoxication charges. er of TollHiid Center decorated her watching the rc-paving of the Past Presidenta of the Mary Wethersfield, May 23—bP)—Th.e Bushnell Cheney Auxilary will hold Cecil England. Mrs. Natalie MeIn- Joseph L. Glguere. 42. of 611 home with yellow streamera ar.d ('enter were interrupted this j Pardons has re- their regular business meeting I tosh and Mrs. Julia P. Crawford. . a iT THI Gapltal avenue. Hartford, will be apple hloa.ioma for a bridal ahower morning by a loud blast in /-■ r, D 1 moved a threat of deportation for : presented in Town (\iurt tomorrow. front of the Municipal build­ Friday at 1:30 at the home ^ ..(re rhiiirmiin and Arresta of Naugatuck who for her cousin, Miaa Joyce Round.-, I on a charge of failing to halt at a ing. A New York licensed car Mrs. Ethelene Lewis, 44 Vernon: rominlttcc vice chairman and a suspended sentence of six of North Coventry. Friday eve­ Street. The hostesses will be Mrs I president of the PTA, Mrs. C raw -' I atop ilgn. tilcw a left front tiro and the ford is former representative and months and was fined $100 August ning, May 19. After the bride- ' report was louder than the Lewis and Mrs. Sophie Grabowskl 5, 1946 In Superior Court at New elect had opened her many and Interim town chairman, and Eng­ I oar of a howitzer. land is former mayor. Haven on charges of breach of the varied gifta a buffet lunch was Mr. and Mrs. Everett T. KeiUi .served. The renter-piece was a Pro.spective motorists, tak­ Has Not Changed Mind peace and adulteiy. Arresta. an IT'S ing their driving tests from of 119 E»itkin street have left for | Questioned this morning as to alien, faced deportation as a result heart-shaped ahower cake, topped Columbia, Mis- by a email bride and groom which In.-pecTor Ash at police hcad- , Stephens college, : any change in his previous "not-a of the conviction. Yesterday the ((uarters, were alarmed at the ; souri. to attend i ’ Senator House j board granted his petition for a OIL•OlllRf- gave a pleasing effect to the many o il U e a f/ lACerperaUng other table decorations. Many of iiang. An inexperienced female ment exercises of their daughter,- j greatly appreciates the pardon. Misa Rounds' friends enjoyed the ju.sl starting out on her road : Miss Sylvia E. Keith, who Is a i }^onor done him by the caucus, but i PICK THE BURNER lo'.t, jammed on the braJies and i candidate for an Associate in Arts ^e still feels that he must .curtail • Vflilobt* Ib • « rid , evening's festivities. The mar- . Most Valuable Stamp rang* of copectitt. liage of Mi.'s Rounds and James looked around to see if the degree. Commencement exercises I mg political activities. ' THAT'S TOPS! H CM'lU-llch Spoc«-ia«ing Hi- Farr of Manche.'ter will take place lilo'.v-out was from any of her will be held Tuesday morning, i n ig Republican State Conven-' The 1 - cent magenta-colored leilara. tool f o r June 24th. lues. May 30, with degrees being con- uon ia slated for New Haven June stamp issued in British Guiana in J Walter Beaton of Tolland gave Order was soon restored tn ferred on more tlian 900 candi-! 14 and 15. Should Senator House ‘ 1856 is considered by philatelists a talk on ‘What Future Farmers the traffic and work continued dates by the president of the col- i release the local delegates they ' to be the most valuable stamp in of America Mean To Me," at th.c ' would go to the convention free : on the rc-paving under the lege- ____ , ' the world. . , Rockville Chapter of the E', F. careful eyes of the aidewalk to support such choices as th ey! i g faw oilM tiiwf fl Glenwood of America Father and Son tiaii- engineers, the Building Inspec­ Mr. end Mrs. John Mathew of might make. For political reasons, gwponfoad Term-- I.ow .As .Sli Week ini «i — vp to quet held Wednesday eveniiip. May tor and the Ma\or. 75 South Alton street, and other , in order to preserve a unit, release 2S% m —rt galifc»y 10, at the M,sple Street school in . members of the Manchester Coun­ may not be granted until the con­ ggnnf «mI MUfi and Rockville. Waller is making much j vention picture clears. taantn n gaM. do- cil. Cerebral Palsy Association of ^ prugraas in agriculture and dairy-i (Connecticut, desire to express , Many present last night ex­ pndrtlo «d liogt Johnson of Thoiiia.slon. president Ing on the farm the family ia build­ their gratitude to Manager Jack pressed a hope that Senator House TOBACCO MEN USE MOBILE PHONE. Ford Crotby of Kohn Broi., Connecticut WINE LIQUOR ing from a non-prodnrtive to one of the Lit Iniehl Hi.stiicl. who will will later reconsider his refusal to mostHitanous oil sutNacis— Sanson of the State Theater and Doa't aettle for Ust than the best! Install of good letuin.s i,|iu'.-cnt III" .Stull'. Mrs. Thomas be a candidate on the state ticket. tobacco groviers. reporif to his Hartford office by mobile telephone. Waternnq is Joe TK«$a c*Hiaf«>a wirtfar BiriuiiiKliani of Andover pio.sided Mr. Raymo of the CTrcle Theater, , cleae, comforubU, coofeoient Timken Silent air coaditiOrtMg uniti and BEER Miaa Beim. e A. Hall spent the | for their wonderful cooperation It is generally felt that he could Monkus, his assisioni. Mobile service helps Mr. Crosby cover his company s 730 acres K*at. humidify. Rlt*r over the laetiing. Round-table Aatotaaiic Oil Heat! b will pay you to choose week-end with friends in New Jer- j and that of the people of Manches­ muster the strength necessary to without making time-wasting return trips to his office. This new kind ot service is another ond drcolat* o(r for f was held In the chim h parlors at the question of* CTiina's represen- i $:Z$-€:3$‘9:SS l:46-t:*5 i 7;30 p. m. Following the service tattou in the U. S.' Soviet dele-! • STATE • election of officers resulted m the gates have been boycotting U. N. BENEFIT BY THIS DRIVE IN WED.: "The Third Man" No Perforraanee Today , following elected: President. Alan bodies because of the presence of Three-week-old Norwick Beauford Houston Goodspeed Nationalist instead of Communist Parking For SOO Cars In Due f o Marlon Wllltamo SMALL-FRY CAPITALIST. GOOD NEWS , Ward: vice president. Jean Flvnn; of Fairfield is the youngest stockholder of Thq Southern New England Telephone Com! . secretary. Beverly Ward: treasur- Chinese representatives. PIKE THEATRE Rear Of Theater Dancing Recital COMBINATION I er. Michael Hodgins, Lie proposed the 20-year peace pony. He's keeping o firm grip on his ten shares of stock. Thousands of thrifty parents Resolution Mr. and Mrs. William Wuerdig program in March, Ln a speech be­ Richard Conte who hove invested their savings in the telephone business ore helping to provide the YOUa tlOMl TOWH PAPM I of Manchester were Sunday call­ fore the National B nal B'rith con­ Nalentine Cortese alma yrn (Maatete, dta—dabla dollars needed to expand telephone facilities in this stole. / A t tHOWN ers of Tollsnd relatives and vention in Washington. In that Lee J. Cobb I Ucal Mwa. Vm Mad la kaaw pa • friends. that la aasaf aa wham yaa Kva. speech he suggested that t')p dip­ ‘Thieves Highway” STUDEBAKER CHAMPION ia* yaa Kva alaa ia a A business meeting of the Tol­ lomats meet within the frame­ Also land Players was held Thursday work of the U. S. Security Council JHE BURNSIDE THEATRE WOaiD whara hi§ avaala ara ia “Flame of Touth" The Studebaker Champion 6-PASSINGER, 2-DOOR for tka aiakisia — avaala wbicb aaa night at 8 o'clock at Tolland Town with such a peace program in ■URNSIPI ATE * lETNCEN MANCHESTIRaad LHTFO mind, in attempts to iron out the with Ray McDonald CUSTOM SEDAN aiaaa aa auich la yaa. la yaat hall. This was followed by a re­ CUfton Webb Fnye Emerson iah. yaar haaaa. yarn falaia. Par hearsal. ! chief difficulties. He pointed out M WUE-lOKf ifi is one of the 4 lowest price CMMVrVCafW— — ^ t- - — The Tolland District Parent- . that Council rules call for regular Jeaiuie Cmln Zeebery Scott tatiaaa at aatiaaal aad laTasM- Teacher Association held a ; meetings at which foreign minis- rB E E tmUMi nmi II “Cheaper By “A GuUty tiaMi aasrt, thara ia m aabatitala meeUng at the Hicks Memorial I ters or even heads of govemmenta Cm lat "SevcB Hlassrs” \ The Dozen” Byatender” largest selling cars! $ ,25 Housewives Card of Thinks . —y- k L e"" V Lewee* price car "S'* wWi atrardrNa a aiMi taaiii Nseaee ___ ------— “The Foreign Office denies any Edith RoUini • ilS.Mait,.VXA. The Finest lew ea t price ear "C " B f.a S 4 Mem atoK. to dtoia* totoaragaa Oea. Mweef 9Z, r ‘ w « with to thank all of our neigh-1 information Which might lead one A T T H E P M N O borf. friend, and relatUo. for Uielr, to think that Mr. "rrygve Lie, on Leweat price car-'O’- a i.0 7 1 letiiiistlss tlw Chii«Wse*ltlset» Footis autl *1 word. of lynipxthy and act. of kind- Your Favorite Songs \ m Mm IIm —26 ■MS. I SMlns 81. neu shown u. during our recent be- his return from Moscow, has given resrement, the loss of ‘ojir wife and Minister Schumann any memo- Legal Beverages mother. Mrs. Jessie T. Harvey. Wo rxndA" • • • o o • • tm also thank those who contributed ‘the Lie had visited Washington. r CHORCHES MOTOR SALES beautiful'floral trtbuUs and leaned the London and Paris before going to Relaxing outside their new 27-foot trailer is a new and welcome experfence for uao of their care. -FadUtica for Private TAKING LIFE' EASY. < «M a ^ Moscow last wddk. On the rttuni 80 OAKL.\ND STREET . MANCHESTER Partica and Banqneti. THI SOUTHIRN NEW ENGLAND TEIEPH O N E COMPANY Mr. ond Mrs Andy Ljungquist. After working 49 yeors in the telephone business - - longer than onyonc else Archie Hscrey. j * * co«rf«n1ng again in Slstte Wed.: Wayae Merrit "VUVMO- then on the poyroil Andy retired on o company pension. Andy is typical of the pioneets whose hard work («v > tmMl ItM Mr. and Mrs' Thomas Karve}- I Par** •"<> London on th# aims of KB BBOTMBBS" aad Deel Araaa CAVEY’S St7 Howard Harvey. ( his mlsaion. “ ROUOAT nr HAVANA” Ossed And OpweMd ■/ sad Far Cer.naclicut flaepit 51n

YPF President Close Call for Paratrooper doughnut sale there Saturday from The group will work on articles Nettle Lamb of Stafford. Men's Seerel Battle Taxers Face Quiffied on Fires 11 a. m. until 3 p. m. (^niMcticut Dsntal Asststants As­ i . Few Pledged Women’s Club South Coventry tor their ennuel summer sale. 1st, Leslie K. Richardson; 2nd, RccIh Disiniiifl There will be no meeting of St. Richard J. Rochm of Oivrntrv sociation, holding their annual con­ in Cold War Mra. PauBas U tU * Mary's CTO this week a.i the Volunteer Fire Company 2 reports Joseph W. Boucar of North Wind­ vention in ronjunctior with that of Need to Find G O P Units Has Election WUUmaatlo Ex. Pkoa* illS5H’l Franciscan Fathers arc conducting there has been a change in plans ham; 3rd, Stephen Zachrs. Spe­ the Connecticut State Dental As­ German Police a week's mission at the church. and that there will be a setback cials. Michael Massey. Mrs. Kd- sociation here yesterday Installed waril Skllton, Mrs. l7. K. Rlrliard- John McOorry, a r«pressntatlve Krafty Klippers 4-H girls are to party Tuesday at 8 p. m., at (.\>v- the following officers: Mrs. Nancy IJ. S. «ad Rnasia in Be* More Money For Parley entry Grange hall. Bon. Mrs. Stephen /.aches will be (('ontiniied (r’well's Pine Lake Shores asaociatinn chairman of the next party on the Mary Denial, Hartford, snd Miss •ewpch Struggle for phone CYimpany, set up a sample evening of June 2 there. State at a meeting in the Library (Continued from PuRt One) fCoatUiaed fruni Page One) Annual Meeting of South street for sewing Instnic- Friday night setlmek party prize Winifred Ireland, Stamford, idee Better* Submarines of Congress on Weilnesdny of next dial system in one of toe eight lions in preparation for the Tol­ winners at their clubhouse follow: presidents; Miss Myrtle Carpenter, week. f/"• Ways and Means committee that ■ night's caucus in having the dele­ Local Organization group classrooms Monday morning land county ureas revue June 3. Women's 1st, Mrs. Wllliani II. Dental Aldi's Install Hartford, secretary; and Miss Mar­ on the basis of its action.s thus far Kenyon: 2nd, Mrs. Jo.scph \V. Bou- Iterriveii Military Training gation left iiiUnstructed. and explained its workings. (Coventry Junio.' Homemakers club garet Goodmaster. New Haven, it i.s STiiO.OOO.OOO short of finding car of North Windham; 3rd, Mrs. ^VMin8N.UCUAC mCA staff Correspoadrat The United Slates note .said of Although a test of sentiment in Mrs. Hall Stewart o f Henry Some 325 pupils and teachers of will work on dress revue articles Hartford, May 23 dP) - The treasurer. enough new revenue to cover the UMMINftMIT WaiMiiStan — (NEU.I — The, the Cerman force: Ridgefield showed Lodge to be fa­ street was elected president of Groups 3 through 8 at Robertson Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. losse.s from excise and other tax aaeat lataoM and aecntlvc battK . ■‘It is not an ordinaiy ;iollce vored by nMNit. the only instruc­ the Women’s Cjlub of Manchester, School were given an opportunity Ralph C. Hoffman's. Merry Maids MABCNffTf* . . .FNOnt •->AF A' cuts it has approved. « ( tfea Cold War. U bataiff fooKht i force, and It does m t have ordi­ tions given delegates there was to at the annual meeting last night to dial at least one number during meeting then will .lo st Mrs. Waiter ■nderaaaa. Tt>« raemt announce-! nary police diitlC!5. •t* K.'t Sources back the candidacy ot State Sena­ in the South Methodist church, - demonstration of this system. Cargo's. Pots and Pans, boys and Went o f Um SOd-lMwr, 5200-inile - •'ll receives ba.sic iiifant'ry, aitil- Mr. Tinman .suggested three ; tor Alice V7 Rowland for Secrc- succeeding Mrs. William H. The project Is in connection girls cooking club will meet wdh Icry. and nrmoied' tmiiiing, and ; tar>’ of the .state, ■dUaarged voyage of the U. S. aub i - -siAv-' sources for new revenue, to make: Brown of Henry street. Mrs. with extensive instruction work Mrs. Wilfred E. Hill. SURGICAL Pld»na, from Hong. Kong to, is equi)i|>ed willi military weu)Kiiis up for excise cuts —bigger levlea> Only 21 registered parly luem- Brown, ending her seixjnd year as the telephone company is extend­ bers showed up at the Fairfield Mrs. Edward Smith and Infsnt raarl Harbor, focuaed attention on | InrliHling machine guns. Howitz­ on corirorations. on inheritancen president of the organization, pre­ ing to the public In preparation daughter, Alice Jane, are expcrlnl Um ffapartaaca o< Um aub race. j ers, anti-aircraft cannon, mortars, caucus. They registeied in favor and big gifts, and plugging of tax sided over the business session. to the change-over in the Willi- home thii week-end after spend­ It's moatly a research stpiggie . and tanks. lav. loopholes. ' I of a secret ballot at the conven­ Mrs. Stewart's associate offi­ mantlc district system June 25. SUPPORTS to develop better submarines and, tion. ing two weeks with her parents, ■’ll must l)c regarilcd, therefore, cers and the committee chairmen .V5SS5;. V The Governor's Fact Finding Mr. and Mrs. G. Perry in Scot­ Marion E. Williams batter anti-aabmarina nMasures. The ooiiuiiittcc already has re- ] as a military f ine. ' Winchester Republicans favored follow: Mrs. (jharles R. Baxter. Cjommlsalon in Hartford will hold Many adUtary eaperts believe that ■'In the fiitnie il could form the jeeted Ills proposals for $400,000.- ' ‘ Vivien Kcklnis and former U. S. Mrs. Hall Stewart land. Jr., first vice president; Mrs. W il­ a special service conference at Coventry Fragment Society of tbare are btigar slakes in the sub nucleus of n new (lerniaii 'iriuy or 000 in new levies on estates and Rep. Joseph E. Talbot of Nauga- gills, ami likewise turned down fred Usk, second vice president: Ontlnel Hill Hall at G. Fox A the Second Congregational church rivalry than in the atomic and an tiiteiiial .secuiily lorce to iiiiiin- ■ tuck for the two Senatorial nuini- Mrs. John Hutchinson, recording has assisted many local women In Professional School of the Dance B*bomb taea. Ills. .“Uggestion for S'JIXl.OOO.OOO ad­ Co.. Hartford. June 7. Two ses­ will meet all day ’Wednesday at .MIm June McKinney taiii C’omiuiini.sl l oiUrol. " natlons, but did not instruct their secretacj’ ; Mrs. Ward Dougan. developing their talents. A hobby Here's the status of the sltua-1 ditional taxes on oil, gas. sulphur delegates. sions wlU be held from 2 p. m. un­ the Community House in North Truce ('iiiiiinanil l.iiiUs Robert Segee. 21. of Culunibua. O.. corresponding secretary; Miss she defined as a ‘pleasing diver­ til 9:30 p. m. There are to be sep­ Coventry. Those attending are re­ tt«»i today, as well as it can be and non-metallic minerals opera­ Although West Hartford gave Miss June McKinney, daughter is pictured in Franklin County Avis Kellogg, treasurer. sion', and she feels that both the arate panel discussions on topics aaaluated outside the cloak of Tlie.se statements hI.so were tors. In the latter instance the Purtell. a lesidcnt there, a reso­ quested to bring their own lunch. of Mr and Mrs. Robert J .McKin­ made: jail, there, where he was ques­ young and the old need this kind which school community groups in aw>er-aecrocy which both nations committee refused to reduce de­ lution liacking his candidacy, tlie CTiairmen of the committees: ney ol Kast Center street, was tioned about many fires, including of an interest to have a proper 75 towns in toe state are now bare thrown around it; There i.s a direct chain of com­ piction allowance.s in income taxes dclegati in was not pledged to him. Publicity, Mrs. Raymond Lam- Presents electerl president of the Young mand from General Zalssei to the tragic Hartfonl. Conn., circus beck; hospitality. Mrs. Harold balance between work and play. studying. Chairmen of each panel Russia has more, and possibly lor the.se operators. Lodge was endorscil by tlie Cole- Pcople.s Fellowship of St. Mary's. General-Major Petrakovsky of the fire of liM4 in m’hlch 188 persons As each of her hobbies could easily will report on conclusion during batter, submarines than the U. S. The committee la yet to act on brook c.iucua. Init the delegation Walsh and Mrs. Merrill Adams; Episcopal church Sunday night. Soviet Oiiitrol Commi.sslon In Ger­ died and 412 were Injured. (N EA membership. Mrs. Edwin Lamb consume an evening, the talk was the dinner sc.ssion at toe Hotel 'B e a u t y - Same euperts say the Reds have Mr. Tiun-.an’s proposal for tS5U,- was left uninstructed. 3T0 now, and are building more Miss McKinney will take olfice In many. telephoto). and Mrs. Paul Willbldc: welfare, liiriited to glass. Mrs. DeWolf de­ Bond at 6:30 p. m. 000.000 additional taxes annually etbersHrld Kavui* Purtell rapidly. Most liberal estimate is Seplcmlier. siicceeiling Ronald Mi­ Ru.ssian suiK'ivialon of the Mrs. Richard Henry and Mrs. My­ veloped this interest in the early Ail members of the local group B i/ T ner. It wa.s noted that this Is the units is cairied nut by as.Mgiung from corporations. He suggested Middletown Republicans, after that she will have 1,000 of various Keaiilar cliiite of Sgt Thom.as Lr-vario, 24. Tais Anqeles, that the corporate rate be rai.sed publican leadership. They pro­ ron Bogllsh; program. Mrs. Ed­ 19.30's, beginning with a few fam­ are invited to attend. Persons de­ types by 1B51, most of them first year .-•incp the close of World a Russian tiekl officer to each shown in vyitnesaing support develop for ily pieces and now she has quite circle, ilaiic'es less than .500 fetl fn m sioiind s.s il fail, from 3b jn'r cent to 42 per cent, posed such reform-s as the short ward Radtkc and Mrs. Harvey siring dinner reservations are re­ s a p p e d with the snorkel, an un­ War il that a girl has been elect­ Hereitschaft and officer s school. I to open .State Highway Comiiii.ssioncr G King; finance. Mrs. W. O. Morton. an extensive collection. quested to contact Frank G. ^^Lullaby of Broadway^^ utter he "h'l the silk” froiii a Camp Caiiiphell. Ky . TC-47, ■•^oiuc committee members arc balolt. the initiative, referemium Albert Hill for governor, told IjoumBrothers derwater breathing device. ed head of the youth group. These Ru.ssian officers arc 1.200 feet Mrs. Leonard Niese. Mrs. A l­ A long table which was filled Avery, principal at Robertson iir> during ilenion.trution at San Antonio, Tex. More than lOO.'JOO talking atjout going half way with and recall, diiect primaries and • « Two weeks previously, on May called "Sovietniks." by the Ger­ their delegates to us* Uieir 'goo*! fred Anderson, Mrs. Carl Ander- with this lovely glass, was on dis­ .‘tchool, telephone 2757 \V3. Regis- 1 i 7. Miss .McKinney was chosen one si>ectator8 thrilled when emergency ’chute opened. He walked awav the president on this score, with a abolition to the office of county judgment and diseretion" at the The U. 8. Navy has 72 operating mans and wear standard German aheriff. •son and Mrs. Robert Martin were play and she used the pieces to trations may be made for either ■ ^ aubs of various types. Twenty- of the two young people who rep­ police uniforms when on duty. with minor bruises. (AP rcirephotol. two point boost in the corporate convention. rate—to 40 per cent. i The Bowen resolution to ad­ named to the finance committee; illustrate her talk. She gave the aftern*)on or dinner sessions, or ■ ;?/.PLAX oua are streamllneid, very fast resent the youth of Hartford There is "a generally low state Durham did not bind its four hospitality. Mrs. Keith Johnston, history of glass snd explained the both. Further details may be ob- ' Areluleaconry on the Diocesan There's doubt, however, that journ the House immediately was delegates. alUiough the caucus fa­ “Oupples,” 19 of which have of morale” in the Rufsian-baeked .Mrs. Oiarles House, Mrs. Roy different phases it has taken over tained from Mr. Aveiy. THC UNIVEISAl FINISH \krnn Post Duenitlvc Hupport Y’oufh Council. Tlic latter election .such an increase can pass both in line with notice served bj- the ■BorlmlB. Under construction are force because of poor housing and vored Bradley's nomination. And Jette and Mrs. Raymond Hage- the years. The storx’ behind the Coventry Garden c3lub seml-an- ' FOt All INAMIUN6 TONIGHT YOIK 1‘HYSinANl*H* took place at the annual Archdes- housc.s of Congress. Republicans yesterday that \they while Lodge was favored in Had- alx Fast Attack CIas.s subs, prob- training facilities, 'severe re.stric- Dust Storm Bugatioo Again dorn. Mrs. Frank Batstone. Mrs. patterns of glass proved to be nils! plant and food sale Friday ’ conry Youth Rally, helct In Trin­ plan to end their legislative dH)b- dam Its delegation remained un- WILL TKLL YOU aUy better than anything the Rus- tiona on personal freedom and •lohn A. Johnson snd Mrs. Howard very fa.sclnatlng. Examples of each beginnirg st 1:30 m. will take || aiaiis have now, and three very ity chinch. Hartford. The Diocesan erations this week. . ^ . pledged. Thni nil ‘ and adaptable to mass production. i clergyman and two young people were coerced Into eiili.sting" b» knovni" that it "favored" Pur- fiIhI (ntsKs frat of bruA BMfla. cers was unsnimously elected and of glass for Mrs. DcWnlf to Iden- Center, Mrs Rober. H. Wilcox is experts to give the destred ' Russia’s advantage of ^ eater 1 from each of the six Archdeacon­ The morale of tlie German of- tell for governor but didn't bind the meeting was turned over to Rcmb tnuiy nim md >rwk N r numbers Is extremely Important, ries of the Diocese of Connecticut. By Douglas Larsen its, delegation. 'tlfy. Some articles decorated with general chairman: .Mrs. Raymond' State Theater—Manchester relief. I'nnsult our experts ficer.s appears to he a.s low: "un­ Adjourumeiit Plan the program committee. foot foe voodvoebs toe experts claim. An adequate . Other officers elected by the ^^N E .V Staff I'nrrespoiidenl Emergency Doctors Stenciling and painting were also L. Pender, ctialrman of plant sale: —visit our private Htting doubtedly a high degree of sltri- The Windsor caucus overwliclm- Final Meeting shown. After the lecture the au­ dtfense against them would com- j Young FMople s Fellowship Sun­ tlon" is expected. i.’asliington iN E A l -The dust The ingly defeated an attempt by Tovni •Mrs. Andrew C. Nissen. Jr., chair­ room. (Continued frura Pngs One) Announcement was made again dience waa invited to view the glass mtt thousands of surface ships, air ! day were Eleanor Field, vice pres­ The department said the key stomi hugabis) is om c more threat- Physicians of the Manrhes- Clialrman Stanley B. Loucka for a man of food sale. $6.90 putrola and undersea patrols. In- ’ ■ nlng the country. of the final meeting of the season, more closely, interest was proven Akron Authorized ident: Emma Maison. secretary, personnel in tlie German force con­ Medlcal Asaociaticii who will "sampl. vote” on gubernatorial a dinner to be served at the Wap- Mrs. Wilcox states the plant dis­ GsL volvlng millions of men. When and Malcolm Cole, trea.surer. Dust hlov. a of ala rilling propor- era resolution, the House ap- as they stood in line to await their play will feature outdcxir plants CURTAIN TIME 8 P. M. CxrluNive Trura Fitters sists largely of persons who; respond to emergency calls to­ proveii over Democratic objections D octor candidates after it had been decided ping Community house on Mon­ turn to see it. UBopposed by adequate defen.ses. Outgoing officers, who are still tnin.s, which arc mciirring this not to pledge the delegates. appropriately marked as to su.t- u few hundred submarines a re . la OpposUIOfi io reace spring, plus a di.stiirbing—rorabi- morrow afternoon are Dr. A. a resolution calling on Governor day, June 5. at 6:30. At this dinner At the conclusion of the pro­ responsible for the aiimmer activi­ E. Didkan, telephone 2-1.551: Lodge Gets Support meeting the new officers will be able planting locations, such as fidly capable of changing the out­ ties of the group are Ronald Min­ 1. Served with Zalsser ithen nation of crmilitions which have Bowles to rescind his appointment gram. tea, coffee, and cookies were TICKETS ON SALE AT THE BOX OFFICE come of a war. known aa General Gomezi in the been slowly building up, have the and Dr. Gerard Miller. .'>629. of Professor Arthur Thexton o f' Lx^ge got the support of Port- Introduced to the group in a novel served at a table attractlvelv dee- i '’*'•"7''' J. A. WHITE GLASS QUINN’S er, president: Allan 'niomaa, vice Says ; land’s pledge despite the fact that ______I border or edgings, etr, A spoi ial Behind the anorkel-equipped Spanish Civil War. i government experts very uneasy I Bridgeport as a member of toe manner. All those who are plan­ orated with lilacs and yellow president: Eleanor Field, secre­ i Town Chairman William R. Peter- window box ro'.)|.ii tcly planted nekerel’s voyage was the Navy's 2. Are "old-line German Com- , about the next few years. , state development commission. 1 ning to attend are urged to make candles. Mrs. Samuel Kemp and COMPANY tary, and Emma Mai.son, treasur­ ' son, one of the four delegates, eaid reserx'atlons as early as po.ssibic and srrangril hy .5('rs. ttayniond B. ' 24 dpiire to serve notice on the Rus- uiunlsta’' who have spent time in Reluctant to make any flat pre- RepresenUtlve Charles Henchel * Mrs. A. W. Gates poured. .Mrs. Blreh St. Tel. $822 PHARMACY er. ‘Multiple’ Attack on Nenrea ' he wouldn't go Into the convention with whatever committee mem­ llennett and Mr.s. F„ Lynn Bc r - j « “ Hans that America is still very voluntary exile in Russia from 1933 ilictions. Weather Bureau and De­ ' (D „ New Haven) said that toe Alfred Sundquist and Mrs D. I,. SlrauM Be Followed by Best pledged to anyone. ber had notified them. The dead­ 'Wort V.'ll be awarded during the — much in the offensive .sub race, * to ini.'i. or partment of Agriculture officials ; resolution would be a repudiation ' ' Hobron were co-chsli-men of the Obituary Collinsville's caucus registered line for reservations is May 26. afternoon. too. I 3. Ex-German army officers nevertheless arlnilt that nature of one of the leading candidates | i hostesses. By Edwin P. Jonton, M. D. in favor of Purtell, but did not The Evening's Speaker It is likely that the U. S. has) who "graduated" from Soviet may bo setting the stage for dust I for the Republican gubernatorial i The public IS urged to lake ad- i Written fnr NE.A Service bind Its delegation, while in .\fan- Miss Jeanne Low introduced one the edga in anti-sub warfare. ' prisoner of war camps. tomis which could match the j nomination, U. S. Rep. John Davis ' Greek Rulers vantage of the parking spare in ; News Tidbits chester. State Senator Charle.s S. of the organization's own talented which is a sort of game within a ; The American note, presented to disastrous ones of the '30s, I Lodge. Henchel said that Lodge ' Multiple ncleronin la n disenee the rear of the building in prefer-i game — trying to keep our de- ; House was backed for the nomina­ Culled Emm (/Pi Wires tlie Soviet Foreign office by Am- The most sigiiiflcant factor is ' has been a citizen of Connecticut : of the nervoun system. A few members as speaker for the eve­ ! Greece was liberated from Tur- enco to parking on Main street. ! noses ahead of our own offense : rainfall. In the area west of the Deaths tion of Lieutenant Governor despite ning. Mrs. Harley DeWoIf. presi­ ba.ssador Alan Kirk, said: I for only a few years. years ago it was considered rare j key in 1827. Since then, six kings Ladies Association of First Con- ! to hopes that this will mean they | Mississippi there hasn’t been a his sUtement that he is net .a can­ dent of the De W olf Art Guild. Mrs. I have ruled modem Greece. King gregational church will meet all- 'Th e establishment of a mililarv Hits Out-of-Htate .Appointeea will ^ equally far ahead of the . Question Is still being argueo as . . l).ad dry spell since 1939 • more ! Mr*. .Adeline Thniiipson in this country (it seemed some­ didate. DeWolf is known for her many ac­ I Paul I being the sixth and present (Jay Wednesday In the basement. ' anemy’s offense. to who is making New York a ty 's j f"*'' ''' P'’ ” ' ''. >» than 10 years. Histortcally, wet Mrs. Adeline Thomp.-on, widow The resohitloD criticized the what more oommon on the Eiuo- At Stamford where 3.787 of a tivities in the arts and crafts. She ruler. • • • Thexton appointment because the Plans will be discussed for the rain these days—a Harv’ard pro- em Germany could not have been and dry cycles alternate every live Eli.hu Thompson, of 449 Tolland pean continent and in Britain). possible 17.000 registered party Antl-aub warfare In the Oold appointee is a recent newcomer to feasor or old Mother Nature accomplished wllbout the deliber- or six years. By that yardstick, * Turnpike, died at the Memorial , Today while stUl an unusual con­ members, delegates wem un in­ W ar to partly a struggle of nerves. ate approval of the Soviet Govern- .several years of drouglit are long i hospital annex early this morning, i •^tfncctlcuU Westminster. Md.. youth of 17, dition there are many reasons for structed after a slate backed by U m ^poarances of what arc ment. overdue.-----" Bom in Granby.'- • --May 8,- 1855,----- ! COtter told the House that the showing his girl how to play "Rm - believing that it is Increasing. the town committee defeated *me falrty wen aatabHahed aa Ru.ssian “ It- is an action squarely in op­ • • • ' she had lived in Manchester for resolution reflected the aort of Ejven if it had remained extremely headed by Former Town Ctoairman Miba off tha west coaat and the sto nroulette," loses . . . . Vouth position to the efforts being made ITnder ordinarv coiidiUons. dust years. She was a i thinking which would mean “an rare, however, it would have been Benton H. Grant by a two to one ' Mary's recant annotmeementa of crusade for international peace Is by the United States and other ivlll blow in damaging proportions "leniber of the home department overwhelming x-ictory” for gov- Important to thoae who had It and margin. hot antl-aub developments urged by Cornell University Isw nations to create s stable and last­ the first or second year following South Methodist church. I *foor Bowles in the election next methods of preventing and trestlng Come to Mrs. Mixter’s ■ n p ait o t tola. student at National Congress of ing peace.” a serious drought. Lflcal droughts •’u.sband, Elihu Thompson, November. xb tabs A t t o e end o f Worid War n, Parents and Teachers In Dong of last year are mostiv responsible ‘ * ' ’o i'i’an of the Civil War, Conway said that it would not it would still be urgently needed. It may attack one or ^veral ■Itoeugh it came too late to turn Beach. Calif. ... Labor history Is tor this year's ominous dust , and served on the Monitor. be important if (here were only Say U. Se Fails ton t l ^ toe Naxia’ snorkel had as AFL, CIO and independ- storms In parts of the west and She leaves a daughter. Mrs. one or two instances where the parts of toe nervous system and sn d e D. 8. airplanes almost uae- ent locals:sla of newspaper unions ^ IIO II»«IIltI8 A srO tl •southwest It is significant that <1 irdner Stanley, of .Manchester, jove.-nor had apponited out-of- it la for this reason that the term To Arm Allies May Cooking leas to ahU-sub operations. The band together In Boston to demand in the pa.st. severe local droughts and one grandson. George A. May­ .state persons to office. "multiple” is attached to the name. ■utlitfs edge WM lU ability to The symptoms depend, therefore, city-wide agreements on pensions, iisiiaily served a.s warnings for nard. Jr., of Manchester, N. H. "But when it becomes a habit HiM d ■ sob from air and sea radar (ien. Eisenhower Private funeral services will be on what part o f the nervous zys- health and welfare. the .start of a widespread "dry ' . and a pattern,” said Conway, “you I (Coatlnued from Page One) daUetlon. Betty Jacubiec, 28-year-old (2hl- l cycle. held from the Bailey Funeral tem is involved. Mow, . however, toe airplane Is Home. Plainville. tomorrow after- , to xvonder what’s going on cago waitress who works In res-1 (Cootiaued from Page Oac) Aggravating the threatening Since the location varies there 1 emergency. Informed authoritie.s vary much back In the antl-aub luxiii at 2:30. Rev. Wesley Os­ ■- the State govemmenL are no completely typical xymp- Demonstration . long-range weather situation are i believe it would be under a special pletare. Recently toe Navy an- taurant where no tipping is al­ While the Hons spent about r—Ati. u lowed, Is name nation's beat erans of service under the general. millions of marginal acres, which borne of llie .Methmii.-t church in toms. though seeing double, a arrangement like that by which Boonesd that Its Uockheed P2V-4 Plainx’illc will otTtci.Ttc, and burial : an hour in bitter partisan wran­ waitress of 18M In vote sponsored All of them were men who proudly were hroiighi under cultiviilion trembling or tremor when trying toe B-29 squadrons in Ebigland Kaptana "can find formerly radar- wore the ribbon of the European during and after the war by "suit­ will he in \Vc.«l cciuctcrv, I'Uin- gling. the Senilte too was having to pick up some object and a gait prooffltwu SBorkHI sabmaiinea at any by restaurant publication . . . Man­ ville. I its troubles. help safeguard the continent, as chester, N. H., authorities seek to theater of operation — . brown, case farmers” because of tremien- ' which looks somewhat like tost of well aa Britain, against aggre.s- Thursday, May 25th 2 p. m. and deatroy them without green, and red. dona food demand and high food ' I Bill Bans Dual Job-Holdtog a drunken person are probably tne % braptofttxn aorfaee vessels.” identify golfer whose bullet line sion. A husky, luxurious new 1950 A gensreoa, /a/Ara/o# allow­ drive wqs responsible for death of Following this gMard of honor Iirlces, These acres, unable to I After a sharp figh., the Senate ' most common. One or all of these idane la loaded with secret Malavu to Fmlit Guard Agalast Aggresainn Arra Sutton Mixter 10-year-oJd boy . . . Pravds urges ceremony, the general with Gover­ priHliice profitably, now stand over Republican objections, ap- I *>« absent and coo-jsequently Packard Eight— the popular, 135- ance for your present car. An alsctronlcs gear and can drop American occupation forces in llnme Servlp* Director *".«V German workers to form "nation­ nor Bowlea Mr. Murphy, and oth­ with the top .soil liKise, completely j IK’Llox tf'axs-.x.nlwx.x I » Wll banning dual job diagnosis may be difficult to HP, 6-passenger Club Sedan— at *lKmobaoys" which detect subs Germany now have tliat primary The Hartford Gas Company Manchester Gas Co. Office allowance which, in most cases, al fron t" for “all-out resistance to er members of the State Aeronau­ denuded of even their natural ' TT m e V jOI 1 u p i i u i l | holding by meml*ers of the Legls- j make or long delayed. rcle. High Commissioner John j. toe sea and transmit their growth of graas and plants. less than you'd pay for some of can put you in a new 1950 . location to the airplane with French plnn for pooling of French tics Commission were taxied in the I iature. at con.sideral le variance' The causa of this disease is not Mc(21oy noted yeeterday. He said 687 MAIN STREET I Recent reports of the Soil Con- , with one passed by the House la st' understood. .Many theories have today’s iixest Only • email radio. The existence of and German coal and steel. Stratocrulser to the south end of Kuala Lumpur, Malaya -i/P)— in a speech at Hanover that "B rit­ Psekitid Eight with no cash out­ the field where ground was broken servatlon Service reveal, for ex- • week. I heen suggested and studied bu*. so tbto plane materially changes the South Africa's Nationalist gov­ ample. 2.400,000 acres of "plowed- I Freedom-bent Malaya Is out to rid ish, French and American troops lay . . . and keep your monthly uadsiwater defenim picture. ernment announces it will con­ for the terminal building. This out” land in west Texas and west- ' country of corruption, wide- Approved also by the Senate ■ f®'" o"® ‘^“use which in this country are no longer pri- tinue to enforce racial argrega- group then rode in the Stralo- spread among Its government o f­ were three reorganization bills been accepted by all author- ; inarily an occupying force, but a payments low. ' Uon un state-owned railways des­ em Oklahoma "without sufficient According to Admiral C. B. crulser to a platform a short dis­ cover to prevent blowing.” The ficers. Its legislative council has w hlcb Repiibllcami previously had i I force defending (iermany and “WARM WEATHER FARE” pite court ruling against practice. Ifowiaon,.. the • Navy's• • top sub ex- tance from the present terminal area has already experienced the passed a bill to achieve this. Bri­ said they would not consider In '. ff^At itiw y k in ^ of treatment [ Ehirope against a revival ot dic­ Mrs. Mixter and Miss Salisbury will demon.strate a variety of tempt* part, toe major underwater prob­ . . . Prime Minister David Bcn- where the speaking program took worst dust storm since before the bery now Is a non-seizable offense. the House ’ ****" tried. These have in­ tatorship and oppression." lem now la the fact that our subs, Guiion of Israel says Russia has place. war. Police have no special power for Thep would abolish county gov- cluded fever tKstment, the use of lu World War n American injt warm weather dishes which will help you with your summer meal * 2 3 2 0 ® ^ * mid presumably toe Russian subs, given national freedom to every­ Investigation. The court is denied emments. 'and establlrii new d e - I ^ delay _blood_ coagulation. ground forces guarded Iceland, bv planning and stimulate the family's appetite in the hot summer days ahead. “ Dslivarad h*ra— t M e »n d locsl taxes, if any, So—before you get serious about « « y can carry torpedoea which have one in Soviet Union except Jews Sign Debiyed 7S Years Other "danger areas” include a the opportunity to hear certain attempts to desensitize to alter' agreement wito the Icelandic gov­ raagea greater toan the range of partnients of corrections and and white sidewalls ($21), extra, (Prices may car— in smy price class—^ou owe it to and asks that Zionists in Russia ^ '— I hig section north o f the Arkansas evidence. mental health. gies, vscclnei and several different ernment, but have long since been our aonar detection gear. A sub be allowed to leave for Israel If drugs. Unfortunately none ot vary slightly in adjoining areas because of (toicago Back in 1877 the i River in (Colorado, the souRiem The new bill removes these ob­ More fuel to the partisan war withdrawn. — • STRAWBERRY GLACE PIE yourself to get a futl~vi$lu0 appraisal can 8re at a ablp before the ahlp's they wish. James Torres Bodet, di­ these have proved really suc- transportation charges.) city council decided to give a name j plains of New Mexico, and an area stacles. It gives government the over reorganization was added Iceland is one of the North A t­ figure, from your dealer, on the aonar can reveal Its presence. rector-general of UNEStX), urges ceasfuL Packard to a block-long lane that runs from Kansas, from Colorado, aa far power to order inspection of bank when cotter offered in the House lantic compact members but is not Slomaon says that there are sev­ all nations to "fight again.st the- State to Dearborn streets north of i the central part. In addition. A good long rest la the best form car you’re driving now! Do it now and eral reoearch projects uitder way books and provides for heavier ; 10 proposed constitutional amend- sharing in American arms aid. • BARBECUE CHEESE SANDWICH Prico includot fender shields, direction obsession of war." Adams street. Recently—73 years 1 blowing” areas reported in of treatment during the scute aimed at Ucklng this advantage flnes and longer terms of impris- j ments. Virtually all of the propoa- Other members include Britain, be all set for the grandest touring season later —officials figured it was time | northern Great Plains include onment. als had been rejected by tl»e Re- stsgi of multiple sclerosis. The France, Belgium, The Netherland.s, signals, trunk and courtesy lights— and o f toe long-range torpedo. He Trinidad Jew in Israel patient usually goss through peri- you’ve ever known! aaya, *T feel certain that a solu- to put up a street sign there. They i Montana, western North Luxembourg, Denmark, Nonvay, • VEAL HUNGARIAN many other desirable features that cost did, the name: Marble Place. ' uorthwestem South o*' o f great iraprovsmenL I f these Italy, Portugal and Canada. tlen lies just ahead." A ll kinds of Tel Aviv. Israel -i/P> The first ______Dakota, with an area extending extra on "price-leader” cars! fantastic projects are included In good periods can be lengthened Momson’s optimistic prediction. Jew from Trinidad has just arriv­ For 1948 Connecticut's traffic IVyoming U. S. Tramp Shipping Seeks and to* bad ones shortsned. it Is a • SALADS AND TUNA BAKE Including one which would de­ ed in Israel. This makes the 53rd inAOMAYfatality ratefciic Avnnwas 1.U4 U-persons ucreuiiH per • aWw -- fn. a «> .i **« . region > • of good sign. A warm climate s.id tect toe exhaust gases of a snor- state or territory from which im- too million miles of motor vehicle extending freedom from colds and other in­ migrants have landed here. travel. out from it. the' government's soli fections of ths npsc and throat kal with radar. conservation program has been Aid to Keep From Sinking The three amall anti-sub subs - - - -- may help to prevent toe down­ ( I push*-d hard,, since 1937. As of swings of toe disease.' which toe Navy Is now building i January 1 of this year, soil ennser- are the moM radical and newest By NE.A Service li-ade as a whaia is well below •> Ageaey lavcatlgates I yatinn districts covered about 250.- W e need to know more about luig-rangC developments in the ^Souped Up ’ Cars Can Go I 537,000 acres. New York —(NEA)—America's early jiast-war levels. But too fact fleld. Very fast, they are equipped multiple sclerosis. Of tola there In spite of this, the Department i tramp shipping industry, little is this dwindling tramp fleet is with many kinds o f detection likely to ba W’iped out completely la no doubt and toerefors a group MISCRIFTION Mi»« Alyce Salisbury., who ivill I ^Kticullure admits that "the more than three years old is facmg gear. They are extremely quiet, 3 to 119 M PH in High Gear U present trends continue. o f ciUsens and physicians lias been greatly hampering the enemy's formed to aid to toe necesssrv S IftV IC I consenatlom^ris" ‘aetJaUv'’‘“h w ' “ The U. s. Maritime Commission assist Mrs. Mixter in ihc dem* detection of therh. Being capable government comes to its rescue. believes the industry should bo Investigations. This group is called of mass production, they might By Bert OoUrath It was a sensational burst ' of i NeverUreless**th^AjmeriM fs m I Virtually nun-existent since toe saved. A tramp slUpidng commit­ tba Association for Advancement make a basic change in the sub NEA Ntaff Correspondent speed. probably outperfom' "■R I ers are Infinilelv better prep'^d ' ' “PP** ?.‘P ^ ‘•’“"’P tee of the conimlsaloa______studied toe o f Reaaarch on Multiple Sclemds. onstration, is our Home Serv* picture In case of war. Cliicago (N E A ) Britain has any 1.. b. slock car. Tlien Andy to .iefemi themselves against the suddenly came to life at matter for two years and con- 370 Park Avenua New York. ju.st unveiled a 90-miles-an-ln-nr slowcd . j to . , a .crawl, suddenly . . | i dust storm menace than thev ‘ *** World War 11. Uberty eluded toe government ought to It was started by patients chem- Ice representative in Manches* . J . , ...... hopped out til* door.------and.. noldmc I' were in the '3n« " J Victory ahips built in great subsidize a fleet of Mme'JUO tramp sel ca, togethsr wito toair friends Weddings Good jet-propelled sutomobile, bu. Jehn «hecl. walked bec-ide Most farmers are now famUiar numbers for the war began carry- steamers. A bill authorising such and relaUvea and In co-operation I ' Bull will have to do better than the car. The .motor ran smoothly, i with such techniques as contour Ing millions of tons of post-war a subsidy is now before Congress, w'th seme of tba cotmtry’a '.eadlng ter. Miss Salisbury will be For Propaganda that to outspeed AJidy Granatelli with no sign of bucking. "She’ll go plowing and the planting of prop- relief and recovery mateiiala to physicians. Tbs addad inlarMt of Chicam. Chicago. from three to 119 miles an h-mr er cover crops and tree wind Europe and other continents. Supporters o f toe idea argue and support provided by this ao- glad to consult with you on •Andy, a stocky, serious fellow in high gear,” Andy explained. 'breaks. ' This soil conservation A t the p e ^ in June, 1947, near­ that these ships would provlds a cisty sb^d lead to a mors rapid • If there ia eoe place Hong Kong—(8A—The Chinese of 2C, if fast becoming famous as Y’our own new car won't do know-how is the one bright spot ly 1500 tramp steamers employing luefiil reserve to call upon in IncriMse in our knowledge r f the where care coaeU, it is Reds are turning even the ancient the man who can take your fam­ this when , you buy it, Andy ex­ in the whole dusty picture. ISO.OGO American seaman were en­ event of another war emergency. causes and treatment of multiple your homemaking problems. wedding ceremony into a sounding ily sedan and make it a speed plains, because automakers have gaged in this traffic. It was a tar They contend also that tola na­ aclaroeis. Already this society nas ia the coaipoaadiag of ' '■! board for their theories. The left- demon’s dream. With the help of to keep in mind most drivers cry from pre-war times'when the tion ahipa may bulk products begun to aid aeveral Important re- prescriptioM. This pto- tot newspaper "T a Kung Pao” his brothers,.. Joe and Vincei he , wouldn't know what to do wuh one-tolrd ot U. 8. commerce car­ Ilka coal, grain, fartlUsar and aearcb projects. carries an account o f a recant has boomed a boyhood fondness ' the added power. About Town ried in tnunpe was transportad paper which make suitabit car*, fsssieeaJ pharmacy I Shanghai wedding which it said for tinkering Into a reputation The Granatelli "internal acocs- entirely In foreign bottoms. goes for tramps. Dr. 4o(4aa wtn aaawer quesMeaa carries oo the integrity was “ rich in educational mean- that reaches into nearly every ■ aories" aren’t for the amateur Paving at the center, to replace But toe boom was ohort-Uvad. Tbs commission’s study aiiowad from Ma readm la a apedal o*i- lag." country. hot-rod who wants to show up 1■ cracked . and worn surface remov­ It has resulted largely from the however, that Amerlesm tramp aaM aaea a walk , Watek far tt. end petaooel iomnstof You Are Cordially Invited — Come and Bring Your Friends Instead of sending gifts, guests The other day I rode beside' othe: motorists by beating thim- ed last week, was started this fact that foreign countries de­ vessels can’t meet foreign oper­ year trusted p^yaiciaa paid toe equivalent o f 5c each at I Andy In hla. 1950 low-priced ; to the gun at treffi'c lights. The*'re ■ The whole section will j voted toelr first post-war efforts to ator’s freight ratea because tneir FREE RECIPES FOOD GIFTS % ■'. ^ I toe door for tea and cakea. The I American car. In the Graiiatrlli tor the discriminating driver w h o , P? redone and the grades will be restoring regular cargo liner serv­ costs are a third to a half higbar ... Will you remember laalah wedding feast—for which I shop, twin carburetoro. aluminum ice. T^m ps, of course, keep no knows spare power is extra :;ately. altered to permit better than on foreign ships. For ex­ •e brieg u yew dec- pn p/MY^O Pdekoraff a groom ordliuully win go Into ' heads and a hMvier ignitkui ays- plus economy. Gas mileage . an b e , drainage. 4 schedule, but follow a chancy ample. it costs 1938 a day to op- SUPPER NO TICKETS NECESSARY course from port to port, picking lor’s eeaf preeeripdeef 4 ^ for years If necessary—was tem had been added. The exhaust boosted to as much as 30 miles ate a U. S. Uberty ship ta tramp G hrtn out out' entirely. So was toe gaaea steamed out through two up what cargo they can. services, whits a BriUah vassal * MUM Ift drive IH per gallon: horsepoi^r from 85, The start of building at the new United Methodist Chordi ...... ' US-HZ IIOHV II0-H9 sunt 140-KZ CUSTOM *4ttoklng, jesting, and jostling." “straight-through” mufflers which a common rating, to aa mifch as housing development on the for­ of toe same sjae can be operated CENTER Before long foreign nations re­ BoHon So wars flrocrackers, toe brass decreased back-preaoure Into the 238. , mer Woodbridge property at the. for 3457. PHARMACY haad, and toe wedding procession engine. Horse^wer had been Although he's an Indianapolis Green is expected witihn a week. turned to this trade. The United congress in 1938 authorised op­ Pridey. May 26— to 7 whaia toe bride' usually gddea States actually helped them by erating sutiaidiea for regular car­ “Where Fhaiemry b A raised from 100 to 220 and gas Speedway driver on occasion, Lumber already is on the site and Prnfmitis ttroQib toe street in a doaod ao- mlleaga from IS to 24. I waa told. sailing them much surplus mer­ go Unsrs. N o provision was mads M ENU : Ham. baked bcua. Manchester Division Andy "soups up” cars for power, axcavatlng has jtarted. About 150 0 m ^ a ir . chant marine tonnage so they mla4, eels slew, epple pie, rode U1 Mala at. TCr ISM Aady aaeed to a atop as a group not spssd. He's a cautious driver units are planned for toe flrst part then for trampa because tbty HEW TV HIT! PACKARD “HOUDAY HOTEL" starring Edward Everett HORTON-ABC-TV u a M L . Tattsad. was a diaaiaston o f cars passed. When they ware himself. could replace toelr wartime losaea. didn’t exist . But toa oommissioo ao4 o slfM . o f toe eaaatructian. ADULTS 8M8 -S o yit Hartford Gas Co. W tU 0 srtttotoM toa old otjde wed- a quarter-mile or ao ahead, I “ And Td gladly give up "niey caught up quickly. and other backers of a panaanent my CHILDREN tTKDB» IS. Me appcalaod toe new. and fea- Btart^ to light a cigarette. By th e ' shop " he adds, “ if It would help Today toe American tramp tramp flsbt batieva it makes sanas tSfflS' reawdtabh)torn talk “bow A total of 24 motor llccnaas shipping Industry is down to 100 to extend /the principle to rover • on tWM I had flnlsbed we baid soared ! pass a fedaral law limiting speed F * r reaervattaos cell Mrs. M. 8a SMate too ton meaaliig of mar- were issued today by Inspector ships manneil by 4000 men. Not thxt kind o f service. They are past the group at TO mph' — till m | to 70 miles an hour. There's no Nicholas Ash at toe police station Osl4eal4er 3-1388 sr Mrs. J. BRUNNER'S, INCORPORATED ■ all this shinksge can be blamed ‘ seeking s decision in the current Erickene 4834. • need for any higher speed." I up to press tinie of The Herald. [ on ruing competition. Foreign | Congress. 368 EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER

, ) UANUHESTEB e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 23. 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CUNN, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1960 PAGE SEVEN can b* preaervad only If they ar* day to direct relief work. The Co­ lombian and Bolivian Red Croaa, prevented by a crowd of bystand- fijwvftwur merged into aome larger unit Americas Aid said Reutber had promlaad to hear the Pan-American Sanitary Office w tfiu ; — IS6U rr% j 9 0 J • wWHAV h a v —- aiatie Pepita Is Mad || F lliu g t o u Claim Beating eri W'bo took Beemer inalde the Inaurgenta within 10 daya. They know that If they want to Conneciicul in Waahington and other agenciea W O N 8 -1 4 I4 iOitay 8 KatllO W rM A -U ».8 building. The officers sent Schick Rauther's apokeaman said tha Plowing - Harrowing ^Efttittg IfrraUi continue to be Frenchmen, Ital- In the hemiaphere aent offera of WHNB - mu WTIC - to a hoapttal where he waa treat­ UAW laader had been stopped by Quake Area aaai'atance. Mr. and Mra. Robert Geratung J. MORIARTT POMJMUHO *>* rue lana, Dutch. Germane, Norwe- u c c e — l'2iNI Baalem Staadard rtoM WTH1 - izav At Toreador 111 Union Row ed for a broken nose and cuts and Blllhelnter and anothar man aa ha a w A t .n puiNTINO OUm WC. Yankee President Tinman and Chile's ! have reaigned their aupervlaion of bruises. U atniU lUmt. giana, they have to become Euror WHERE WILL IT HAPPEN w-aa leaving hU headquarters in 184 WOODLAND ST. President Gabriel Gonr.ale* VIdela 1 the children’s night program and At the meeting Goaaer deplored Detroit Saturday. Reuther told m il >—t«r Omb. peana. And if they ever get to By A. H. O. Truman (^ableit Offer alao cabled messages of condolence 4:60— 10:80— TBUIUS nRUOMM. the flghta. them he did not have time to talk TEL. 6092 that atage, they will be cloae to and offered help. WDRC—Strike It Rich. WDRC—Adventures of Philip S h e S a y s .\v'a G a r fJ n e r ’ sjM ra. Emest Meyer, lecturer of Gosscr Foes Indicate Pim. TtM*.. Ow'l ItBWr Of Help to Stricken WTHT—Family Album. Marlowe. n ’- 1 o - a ; Ellington Grange haa taken over "If >'ou don’t know how to talk then and would have to "aee you . roBnO* Oet«b«r 1. I«P- the next leaaon hlatory haa for One visitor to Cuaco at the time They May Sue Over without using your handa, stay later," the apokeaman added. Any resemblance between what ■ of th# ’((ualte estimated that the WTIC—Backstage Wife. WTHT—Newspaper of the Air. R e p o r l c c l S u i t o r I s the program which will be pre- them—that if they want to be Eu. City Near Lima, Peru w cx:c—1290 aub. m iiu t r n R a o L Wednesday night, A Blue home until it Is all over," he That did not mean Reuther PaBitrtM Uvanr the aperlal aeaalon of the General ' ______city of 45.000 was PO per cent de- WTIC—People Are Funny. ricH ie, :?iuaira «»«c k , Injuries in Two Fights! puTded*! fMWT at th* ropeana, they miiat alao become WKNB—News; Sports Parade. WHAY—Blue Mirror Trio. would hold a private session, the PMt at Uaae&aattr. Conn., a. Aaaembly haa been diacuaalng and I „ ,, .atroyed. He said most of the dead ------I A reioluUon Sole A n n to ..fi Of- I had been jitruck or burled by al.ines WO.NS—Red Sox vs. Detroit. 10:45— ent to explain the new non-profit waa passed by the spokesman explained. Sm m C a tm Hall Matlar. citiaena of one world. the original report of the Beor- 23 Toledo. O . May 23 A’) Two In Olanenester ganlxatlon Commiaaion la. Ua« ...... I1U.UU had more diaaatroua experience 4:86— Frank Sinatra-Ava Gardner-Mario I Mias l,ef>oreInflow Charter spent the ; of Richard Goaaer today told of president. Lazette had demanded surgents could appeal to the ...... I I.W dental. thouaand-year-old city, digging It- to be among the casualties. W DRC-New England Note­ Newa on all stations. Beauty Aids it* Matka t r Hall ...... with what natlonaliam undiluted WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. Cabre game of hearts. | week end wHh her grandmother that Walter Reutber, UAW presi­ union's executive hoard. Oaa auatk •» Hall ...... I LOO The legislative diacusaion*. even self out of-earthf|uake-strewii riib- book. being lrvlvora of rieties. II:2.'i— > ■' private hearings for those oppos­ Tha aaaooiataa Preaa la aacluai.aly last night when his car overturned walking:. to reach the Spanish-speaking. ------_ Announcement of the engage- i of the Dana Corp and Harold Blll- ing Gosser. snakes, domestic cattle, buffaloea, !reimite______piece...... of fielion. . some...... f.i...fair.v ' the violent quake Sunday which 4:45— WDRC Public Service Pro­ I aenorita suicide, lightning, and drowning. aMitJad to taa uaa of r#KUt>l'calioB of I.imitR For I ’ s Too left centuries-old historic buildings while rounding a traffic circle in WTIC—Young Widder Brown. gram. But it didn't lack for | ment of Miss Shirley Reiidgen. helmer, chalniian— ..... — --of the— locale:'— ^''* Blllhelmer. one of the leaders of Oo You Need ^1 atwa a'aaatcliaa ereouaa to it, or tale which missed Immortality. I I impact. ^ ------I was 350. During the same period in riiips. Lake avenue. Warren, alone in WHAY—Storv Queen. If:30— daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest unit al the Toledo Scale Co the revolt against what he railed l g.ooo iiersons were killed In Lon- not olkanrlaa eraditao lo Oiia pap»r The official rate of cost of the To make the report Itself fade i Peru's Presiilenl. Brigj (icn. the car, died of a enushed skull. No matter where or when, WTIC .Music. When the dark-haired beauty Reudgen of 66 East street, Rock­ .They named as their attacker asO alao Um looal oewa puonanao n.ra into the hac kgroimd, to reduce it ' WDRC Old Record Shop. j Ihe "dominance' of Gosarr, had I don by motor cara. .Msniiel Odris, with his ministers He was a member of the New York be prepared for the EX­ WCCC—Junior Disc Jockeys. W’ONS—Jack's Waxworks. finally comprehended her Mario's ville to John Edward DeCarli. aon OrVille Beemer. state director of ah rUBta of raaublical'oB of .paciai North Atlantic Pad lo us is .sup­ to the popular status df some in- ' I pa.sslonate outpourings to Ava via aiapatcBoa aaraiB ara alac raatraao. ol public education and public brokerage firm of W. C. Langle.v PENSE involved wHh the 12:00— of Mr. and Mra. John DeCarll of the CIO Political Action Commit- i WINDOW posed to bo a billion dollars a yoai effeetiial ami impradieal doeu- ' 8 : 00— 1 the press, she tore up his picture works. wa.s flying here lodsy from and had been active in Greenwich proper . accident. insurance. W DRC-News; Old Record WTIC—Ne\»*i; Johnny Brad­ Falrvlew avenue. Ellington. tee and IE PAYMENTS MANCHESTER Service three tiine.s what we are .spending ^ neetleut stale goxernment eniiid I liiiic lie.s and sluuc of I'li/co'.s mo.sl Little folks ‘iNSURANSMlTHJx SINCE 191 C Capita ' turkev dinner In June tion. He suffered a h'.ack eye and WHAY -Sporl.s. S:00 —Here's to Vets, i: m . beiiiilifiil hi.sloiK buddings in are usually said. hV on y casually mentioned i^ toh er of Mam alieel III ..-,’S. Hidtoric Poll now the ciftii lal liillion dollar.s a I I '. WTIC -Front Page Fan ell. S:15 -Marine Story. •SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7f.9l We are quite aware that imper- ruins. such happy, ^he^ picture he was making with , returned home from the Man- S. hi> k (Icclaied Beemer striiik One of the moat reallalltally year—or the aetiial cost of se\ei- Tlie huge Inca iiiiiis in the Evening 8:30—Adventures in Research. him later, knocking him down two fictlons of detail and some even sensible 8:45—Jim Ameche Show. Chester hospital where he under­ SAVE...... WITH FAGAN framed public opinion polls ever al times that. |more important controversies of stricken city were nol disturbed 6:00— “ He Bald nothing about love in­ went an operation ten days ago. or three times. people. But WDRC—News. W TIC— FM On the air 5:25 a. m.- terest. He called me funny fkce, WINDOW SHADE CO. taken haa just been tabulated in We have been saying of course, i ideology were discovered and cm -' *>>' 'quake But the clnircli of! I a. m. n.cxtandera lllork .Arreat ,, phsaizcd aa the report was set up- ' Santo Domingo, an arcbitectural when they WONS—News. an endearing term he reserved for In Connecticut, duringuuiiii( 1948,twto. Reporters said Charles MacFar-. Europe. that our fellow members in ,WCCC—Music Hall Telecislon me alone." DeMAIO BROTHERS Bolton Notch, Route 44 " on by its critics. Wc are quite ' k*'” built alongside the ancient, get overstimu­ twenty-four deatha resulted from |'“ tid. a Toledo |iollccman, attempt-jl Call Now— We Personally Supervise All Work Part liave to do more lo help aware of the fai t that the report | Hica Temple of the .Sun. was left VVTHT-Joe on and Show. W.VHC—TV. Sinatra. temporarilv retired It was a poll on the issue of lh» lated and P. M. driving on the wrong aide of the ed to arrest Beemer when he hap- Tel. 2-4473 themselves in other words, spend stepped on all kind of toes, ® | nins. Other historic W'lTC—News from the hit, waa back in Holly­ road. I peiird on.the .second fight hut was imiBcatlon of Europe. __ tired, their WKNB—News: .Sports Review. 4:00—Homemaker's Exchange. wood after a flvsng trip to Spain more of their own money. worthy as well aa unworthy, and Hiiildings also were badl^' Ita questions were realiatlc, scrambled all kind of eggs iiidis- , damaged. iwtlne Interfered 6:15— 5:80—Howdy Doody. • where Ava and Mario are making practical questions, not leading In But IheyTiave a gomi argument j with. and all that, well then WONS ' Sports. 6:00—Teletunea. a picture. crinilnatelv. We are quite aware „ V c '’ .. m WTIC —Strictly Sport.s; Weath­ against that. They themselves of the fact that ...... f! Peru s Minister of Public Health, perhaps they do get a bit peevlsh- 6:15— Life with Snarky Parker. character. even some of er. ean t spend more on military prnj- tho.se who might have been Its Col. Alberto Lopez, arrived ye.sler- 6:30—Lucky Pup. WDRC—Jack Zalman. 6:46—Arthur Godfrey. One of the questions asked of fullest supporters have neglei ted At such times, ever try the ecta, they say. because that ex­ WHAY—Supper Serenade. 7:00—Kukla, Fran & Ollle. \ ale to Receive the people of five countries was It. or performed their own opera- loagic that a simple little penditure would threaten their deliciona stick of w wiclbt's 6:*0— 7:30—Wendy Barrie. tha fellosTlBg: liona on it. WDRC—Record Album. economic recovery. They say their IT'S BPKABMner o m can work— ! ! 7:48—Newsreel. Eagan Portrait "If a European union meant We still hall it as an admirable 6:25— 8:00—Star Theater. own budgets are already high, piece of work the kind of work a The trick is mainly In the chew­ WKNB—VA'eather. 9.-00—Holiday Hotel. that people could travel freely political reporter hopea to aee Kew Haven, May 23—oPi—A that they can't go into debt any ing. For chewing helps relieve 6:80— 9:30—Suspense. from country to country, and any­ done at least once m a career. it h s WONS—Jim Britt. 10:00—Original Amateur Hour. portarit of Eddie Elagan, world fa­ more. Perhaps we are wrong in our nervousness and reduce tension. KEEP AHEAD OF TROUBLE WTHT—Sereno Gammell. body who wanted to could come lliOO —Ben Grauer Show. mous amateur boxer and now All these things are true evaluation of it. Too. that long-lasting, good tast­ WTIC—Emile Cote Glee Club. and work here in our country, chairman of the New York State enough. Whether we might be WTong or ing Wrlgley’s Spearmint flavor is VVCCC—Newa; Music Hall. Athletic Commiaaion, will be pre­ areuld you be in favor of that or W KN B- Sports Newsreel. What doesn't occur to these Eu­ right, however, haa had little to FOR a satisfying treat. Regular cheek-ups at C-arter's will keep your Chevrolet sented to Yale today at ceremon- againgt itT" do with the General As.sembly's r 6:45— -Maiicliesler Night iea In the Ray Tompkins house. ropean nations, or to us either, What do you think the answer handling of the report. The actual performing smoothly ami well. Expert iii.spectioii WDRC- Lowell Thomas. Eagan, a Yale graduate In 1921, perhaps, is that these tilings are quality of the report it.scif has had is a former Olympic boxing cham­ to auch a poll question in the I'nlt- WTIC—Three Star Extra. To Be Ohsei'vetl al.so true for us. One rea.son they . slniosl nothing to do wntli the re­ CKOSLFV WONS—Evening Star. pion. middleweight champion of ad Stataa would be? Well, you aren't too plain to us is that we j ception it has bi en accorded. If we stops little troubles from growing into troubles 'hat WTHT—Sporta Headlines. the A. E. F., and amateur heavy­ Bight be Burpriied. For In these were to assume that it rould have I I I ni'< I .(iw ,\s .< J \\ cck Manchester Night will be ob­ weight boxing chapion of the Brit­ gain a false kind of prosperity WKNB—Vic Damone. Bva European countriee, the re- been much belter, qualitatively cost you real money. .\t Carter's the mechanics are 7:00— served at the fortbcomlng meeting ish Empire. The portrait will be from armament spending. of the New England Southern accepted for Yale by Robert A pliea showed 66 per cent In favor. speaking, that would not have al­ WDRC—Beulah. But our basic situation is the tered ita present degree of po.saea- ENJOY OAfLY-ratfat to Good WONS—Fulton Lew^8. Jr. Conference of the Methodist Hall, chairman of the board of I t per cent opposed, and 21 per factory trainerl. . equipment is moflern . . parts are fac­ athletic control. Among those at­ same- that we already have high alon of life. lotft to Long —Cotft to Littl* WHAY—Symphony Hall. church to be held at New London, cent undecided. It could have been the fintat re­ Manchester Barber WCCC— SvTnphonette. May 31 to June 4. At the evening tending the ceremonies will be budgets and deflelt Bnancing. and Here sraa another of the forth­ port ever made, and still be a lost tory-approved. WTHT—Storj'land. service on Thuraday, June 1, at Leopold Seyffert, who painted the that if we are going to keep on 7:45 p. m., the local group will be pdrtvait: Gene Tunnev, former right poll queatlens; document today. Perhaps it was. .Association WTIC—Light Up Tima. increaaing our expenditures for too. Perhaps It isn't as lost as it WKNB—Newa; Show Tima. in charge of the program. world's heavyweight boxing cham­ pion, and the Marquess of Queens- "A European union might mean the military aide of things we are seema. either. Perhaps this stage. Shops 1:16— ThqgJhancel Choir of South Ill which It .scorns lost, is merely WONS-^ Tello-Test. Methc^iat church will furnish mu­ berrv-. a descendant of the origina­ that we could export all our going to weaken our economy. THE OFFICE OF GMAC Financing from $25 up tor of modern boxing rules. products to all other countries of an opening, prcliminaiy stage. WTIC—Newa. sic, the Rev. Fred R. Edgar' will For a good many years, there ■At any rate, althuiigh It CIX)SED WEDNESD.W WDRC—Jack Smith Show. preside at the service and Dr. the UBloB ahthout paying import haa ha«n a theory, seriously held may seem a little stlstful to re­ DR. \V. B. DOWD 7:80— Ralph . W. Sockman, amlnent dutlaa, but also that all those oth­ by many aconomlata, that one iterate ro'mpllment to a body of IN THE SOUTH END WONS—Gabriel Heatter. clergyman of New York, will be er ecmntrlea could, in turn, sell men whose product Is ao friend­ the principal speaker. phase of Rus.sian cold war strat­ CHIROPODIST I L I i .1 .1,- .1.1.. . . '.-I.. ' ' ' ' ' ' » I I I I WDRC—Club Fifteen. RICH, CULTIVATED their goods in our country with­ less, we. think It might to be WTIC—Boston Blackie. Those resiring chartered but , egy is to have us spi nd ourselves said again to Carter U. .Atkins, transportation should telephone : out paying import duties either. CLOSED THl RSD.W WTHT—Couhterapv. to death on military preparations. ehairnian. Olher B. Kllswnrih, WILL BF CLOSED WKNB—Spotlight on a SUr. James B. Wilapp. 6289. LOAM Are you in favor of this or op- Who can aver say whether such a fi. Keith Funaton, Jnmea Lee IN THE NORTH END WCCC—News; Sign off Seren­ poaed to it?" l.oomlt, and .Ismea O. Rogers, ade. Approve Welfare Plan thing la in Russian minds? The MAY 22 TO MAY 30 Order New! Spaclal 9S.M The aummed-up answer in these ■lr„ of the Reorganluktlon Com­ 7:48^ fact, however, is that the Rus.slans mission. that they did flne work, Bridgeport. May 23—(JP) — An Co. Td. In Track Load Lets hve European countries was 72 WT5RC—Edward R. Murrow. MlnlmuiB 8 Xda 910.00 are in a strategic position arouii.l for which somelMid.v Is grateful. ’ WONS—I Love a Mvsterv. agreerhent providing for an em­ per oent in favor, 9 per cent ployer-financed health and welfare the world which gixes Ihriii everi^ 8 : 00— .Also FlU, Gravel, Ursdlng, against, and 19 per cent undecid­ opportunity lo spread alarms and Oak wilt disea.se has been found WDRC—Mystery Theater. insurance plan has been reached Power Shovel. Balldozlng, etc. ed. In spread through root "grafts'' WTHT—Carnegie Hall. by Local 190, AFL Painters and whipaaw ua from one emergency occurring naturally between trees. Local Contractors. The plan, an­ After more similar questions WTIC—Cavalcade of America. lo another, ao that if we did in­ W'ONS—Crime Does Not Pay. nounced yesterday, was similar'to Nussflorf Const. Co. had been asked, the poll presented thoae approved earlier in the Hart­ deed spend all the money the WHAY—Eddie LeMar Orch. 27 Daerfleld Drive TeL 8408 its climactic question: headlinea would seem to tell ns lo y CHEVROLET/^ WHAY—Poli.sh National Home. ford and New Haven areas. "Taking into account all the spend, we would somi conic to the Cliarleti H. Stiirlevanl 8:25— points already diacuaaedi de^ you . end of even our resources. WONS— Braves ve. Cincinnati. oenaider that a Europesm union 8:80— We do not like to think there is Bainting • Decorating WDRC—Mr. and Mra. North. would be a good thing or a bad s limit to our capacity. And if Dupont Paintk VeariaUTl WHAY—Report to Connecticut. thing?" ] w e ( sn content ourselves with jii -t WTIC—Starlight Concert. THE EDUCATION OF A PHARMACIST WTHT—Gentlemen of the Press. To this question those polled m one role - that of being armorer lo Time Payments .Arranged Norway nesponded with 64 per ^ the world—there really is no limit. 8:45— eeat good, l l per cent bad, and 25 ' 1 to 3 Years WHAY—Pipes of .Melodv. But trying lo lead a world arma- 9:00— per cant undecided. menli race and world economic Fully Covered by Insurance WDRC—Life with Luigi. Tliote polled in Holland voted recovery at the same time that WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. division 81 per cent In favor, 6 per cent op- is an impossihilily, even for us. Tel. 5557 or 2-9195 WTIC—Bob Hope. poted, with 43 per cent undecided. WTHT—America's Town Meet­ eraff*** ing. D O D G t n * Thoae polled In Germany voted 25 Lilley St. 61nnchester ocm' positive. th fic Jam which had a double line of Friday, 26 To serve his customers to the best nf Even with the losses of sover­ models of the big, roomy, rugged 1950 for your money. Learn how easy the cars from 10 to 18 milea long held his ability, the druxgist must stock the eignty Involved pointed out to up. S:30 to MIDNITE infant faM inr formulas and formula them, even with the losses of na­ Dodge is now at an all-time high. new 1950 Dodge is to own. Presumably, Commlasion offi­ On* «|»plicatl«n ingredients that the pediatrician or gen­ tional privilege involved especial­ Check Manchester Trust cials knew what condition they The Edi eral practitioner suggests as well as ly emphasized, the.se |>cople \’olcd MAKES FALSE TEHH FIT That's Mhy, even with the flood of were creating, especially after it Community "Y" utensils for their preparation. These strongly in favor of the idea of a •OD Play Oairtaisf forth* lif* of yourplatos NEW BIGGER VALUE had already lasted for some hours. Low'-Cost Financing! tiia’ u al- Tiar Taa utensils must be of suitable types and United Europe. If roar rUw lie lees# ea4 ilia or Mut, tell orders we’ve been taking, we can Blit, bureaucracy being bu­ IS a praoical labla sat far iba dwa nc iiiMsaLa«m|MetciMMn'rtih toil qualities. To enable him to select the What ia the explanation? You can ««ive money when you buy your growiaa cbild aa it caa ba aaad Music by iilaai ri|Sim ail iiil >) Hdaooepim reaucracy. the polling and the in­ ■rlowiTBliM... Mm u M n m oI* awwvilr right foods and utensils for sale in his promise you the new Dodge you’ve It U simply, we believe, that the new car, by financinff it on low-cost Man­ tithar at a dinnar table or for pUyt evitable traffic jam continued. Guard rail caa be reatovHld ie- raMMtriiMi. I t f i f i Wistl-liesrsIvw aood pharmacy, he ia instructed in the sub­ people of Europe, more than p ^ - chester Trust rates. Come in and have us nmln troM ux aeotkt.lo ■ rut m loisir It has to he admitted that the Naady. Tablt also caa POP SMITH'S OLD TIME ject of infant feeding before he begins always 3vanted. No need now to settle figure it out for you. A'ou buy from the ladt (em a aiM m4 botkir of Maaont) ple anywhere else, know what his­ poll had a good purpose. It wax ba a r^ aa a coavaa- •aalicaHos) afaeoale all o*ar tbt eeoaar mm a« Uilte. History says that tha ns- would be beat for a proposed au- with IttM t PUtii'Liaa. Your Druggist Is Trained Uoi^tst system of life has reach­ child. SalacMd North- latf)a9»4nafl|hHafiliiTsaK9iiaeBiaN| per highway between New York You pay only 5^r per annum per each $100 ara Hard Mapla aad To Serve You ed the UnUU of iu good re­ Taatlitt, odorliM, katalni M few aad wmii City and Buffalo:— financed. siardy coasiruciioa Yer in fer the time of ycr lift when ■liiet .Caa be reaeiid a pet diieeieee. Vila DODGE turn, and passed into the stgge giea yaara af aatiifa» ay: ".Veir f tee tel eeytefes. But it would have been a cheer­ Pop Smith calls the square dances •** A I W V MCK W W M Ttg wbara it can no longer solve vx-orld mey atayica. 90 6 ful example of official pliancy if, Opaa Tbimaay Evaalago and plays them dreamy waltzes at' ytdWaais, ,, when the line got ten milea long, the “Y ” Friday nite. If yer doubt­ ,,,K I ' ‘ '1, ,K V 6:00 to 8:00 • solution, as the pollatera could have taken a ful o f yer square dancln*. Pop'll fiiL^Aras. partiaUy at least, in iU little time out for supper, lettiffif have ye out there cutlln* capers In ‘ , uationallsm haa become the people get home to theirs. no time flat. Benefit .of* Rotary and the dangsr. ^ MANCHESTER TRUST Co. Club's Youth Project Fund. Europe know that Maaebaatar. Oaaaaeticot lO B M P 'S Maaibtr ra te ra i Oapoalt laaauaaea CarpofoWea Incorporated OMlon:^ SOLIMENE and FLAGG, Inc. Pr«8cripti«n Pharmacy 87S MAIN 8T1IEET PHONE 41S6 634 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER 763 Main Stroot 901 Main St.— Tel. 532! PRESCRIPTIONS ACCLTl.ATELY COMPOUNDED Baby-Land MANCHESTER E.VENINU HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 2'J, lf)50 PAGE inNK CONN. TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1960 PAOIKOHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. bility uf a revision of the ordi­ Minor children: Divorces, Dorothy desire, AA offers no magic pill nor cannot or will not completely give had to handle tliclr jobs by them­ Rockville nance. P. Ram.scy va John Ramsey, Judg­ Invite Clergy quick recovery so that one might themselves to this simple program. selves they could not find a release I The Ihiblic Works committee ment; Leo J. Fillatreault vs. inter go on drinking in a con- Uriiully they are men or women from the compulsion of alcoholism i PLOWING AND Frey, Mra. Mae Morancey, Mm. waa empowered to draw a sum Florence Squires Fillatreault, Cbn- wlio are consUtnttonnIlv incspahle by themselves nhine. Pauline Edwards and Mm. Helen not to exceed $900 to grade, roll temp. 1 twllcd uiumicr. There i.i no such a of lieing lioitesl with themselyes. HARROWING Group Elects Honor Guard at the Robertson School Idle Figures Cub Pack 120 To A. A. Meet thing as “controlled drinking ’ for They found that they had to Funk. and re-seed the so-called Kospilal The Court will, at this time, hear ■ There sre snch nnfortimate.s. have the companionship and fel- i Girl Mrs. Funk, Mrs. Nylin, Mrs. , Special Town Lot on Fox Hill, in order that there one who has become an alcoholic. A. BUT1.ER motions to restore to the Docket | Alcoholics Anonymous does not Tltcy are not al finilt; they seem lowship of people like themselves, ! Go Up Here Frey and Mm. Morancey will also msy be room for Uie many activi­ any cases which were stricken on' to tie born that way. They arc ptiople who are afflicted by the ter- ■ Tel. MaiwlieMev Its Officers Scout assist at the Council party on Gets Charter ties now carried on at that iocs- All in This Arm Arr u.sc any force or petsnaston in a rlblc disease of .ilcohollc addiction, i Or < -im Meet Toiiijijht May ruli. Coun.sel are requested to | direct form those who seek naturally Incapable of grasping June 21. and Mm. Coe, Mm. Todd, I tion. appear lo show cause why such | Asked lo Be Present and developing a maimer of living They found tills companionship | News Mrs. Knudson, Mrs. Frey, Mrs. ! It was reported that the revision i I'eliablUtnlion. The lUie muHt come whn h demands lighteous honesty. and fellowship in Alcoholic.i; Tem porary l^ayofT of of the new city charter 1# iirogres- | motions in eases peiiding more ! from W'lUun because AA caiuiut Soroptimist Oiib at An­ Morancey. Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Large Attemlancc at than five years should be granted. I Here on Saturday I Tlteir cliances are less than nvei- Anonymous. They foiiml joy and ^ Edward Brown. Mrs. Arthur Eng­ Session in RockTille I sing very favorably and tliat In a ! make a man soljer or keep a man , age. Tliere are those, also. \.ho happiness and they learned tl'.st nual Meeting Pickn 25 Employt'ett In- St. Junies'g Hall at the ' short time the members of the M cetlogs sober. He must do this tiling for life sheatl was worth v.-hlle. To land, Jr., Mrs. Eldwin Carlson and To Art on Addidoiiul Mayflower Rebekah Lodge will' Miner from gtave emolion.il and Leaden for the Year creafies the Number Dear Gi/ls: Mrs. Funk will assist at the Revel. Presentation j council should have copies. Invitations are being sent out to himsoll menial disorder, bid many of lliem their daily prayers they e.dilrd thi;i Are You lntere«ted I'm off on another trip, this time A lively period of games and Funds for Welfare The Rockville Fire Department , meet this evening at the lOOF | all the clergy in this town and in The first thing he must do if Ite do te io te r If lliey live ilie cajia- one: to Center Springs '.’ark, .Saturday. songs plus refreshments rounded through the Fire committee was ^ Hall, with a sepper to be held at I Rockville tn attend the Open is to enter u|Mm this new way ot clt> lo he linneat. I'be stories of A temporary layoff of 25 em­ *'('.od grant me ll.e Hercmly to In Selling l,jind In Mt«. Kathleen J. ’ntompaon. ex­ May 27. The occasion Is the anmial out the evening. Wendy taught , A large gathering was present empowered to dispose of the ob- ! six o’clock. Initiation of a class j Meeting to be held at 8:30 p. m. life IS to ailniit to hiiitself that al- many A A.s wlio.se way of life li.it e acM pt tlie tilings I,c:imiot diai.g'', ecutive secretary of the local ployees in one departm ent of a lo- Brownie Revel. wh?n ail Brownies the games and songs, while Mrs. last night in St. James’s hall to Rockville, May 2S.— (Speciall — solete equipment which it has on ' of members will take place at the ^ Saturday evening of this week in clohol has him licked and the ad­ lieen ehanged, dl.'elo.si' w liat lliet To ihsn.ge tlisl which I c.in. csl textile mill resulted in an in­ mission mii.st come from the lic.iri Reaiflential Areas? chapter of the American Rod in town and their leaders will Knudson, Airs. Helmer Noren and witness the presentation of the A special town meeting has been hand, the two old steel pressure meeting to follow. the auditorium of the Hollister lord lo Is- like, what linppeiied, .And the wisdom to know llie dif- crease of 10.4 per cent in imeni- Mrs. Nils Shenning sen-ed on the tanks arid old fire whistle. The Baptist Men's Club will street school. Tbe coming meeting, He mu.st be.omo reconciled lo life and wlint lliey are todsy. ferenie." Cross, was elected president of the gallier for an afternoon of fun charter to Cub Pack 120, which is colled for this evening at eight ployment figures here. The re­ from two to four o'clock. Included refreshment committee. BuUdiag Notice | meet a l 7:15 p. m. a t the church which w1U be the ninth In a serie < willioiit nliolMil and mind ro n tim e One might Hsit. ' What then i.s Manchester Soroptimlst club at its port was revealed In the weekly sponsored by llie combined Moth­ o’clock at the Town Hall to act on j Building Inspector Alden Usher ; for a business session and social. since Alcoholics Anonymous came bim.M'lf tiiat he cannot toiu li Contact release by the State Department In the program will be games, llie 11...,• I,I ,.\ A If d isniioi g ,i s annua] meetinjt last evening at songs and folk dances, closing with An A plus for Ingenuity goes ers Circles of St. James's church. additional appropriations of S19.- has announced that on and after | The Every Mother's Club will to this tovm in the fall of 1941 111)1101 in any form willioiil danger man sol»>i not can it keep 1dm of Gabor. to Afra. John Knudson. assistan t Harmon Smith, representative 121.50, a large portion of this to June 15th a certificate of occu- r meet this evening at the home of will be followed by Open House at and eveimial ilcstniction. side 1 ■" the home of Mrs. Marjorie Peter­ The total unemployed rose to a flag ceremony. Entertainment With this adimss on must come 12 HOUR Jarvis ReoltyCo. and rf fr. shnicnts will follow. [ leader of Brow'nle Troop 33. when of tlic State Council, presented the go toward relief assistance which pancy will be required before a Mrs. Cjarl Chapman In Dobsonville, tbe Pathflndere Club. 102 Norman Tlie an.swer can he found In the son Of Tolland, formerly of this 512, Including 526 females. Maii- she planned an Indoor hike after la costing the town more than was street. There those who attend the .rn si'ccplaiice of the 12 .steps A relative of mine, the tree ‘ charter to Mrs. Chester Cibro.ski dwelling or other building may be members taking the 7 p. m. bus. exporiences ot tliousands who VAFORI/EKS town. The new president succeeds cheslor continued to rank next^to rain defeated plana for an outdoor anticipated. occupied. This docs not refer to The Women of the Moose meet meeting may further share in A A wii.rh are essenUal in Iniilding n .solirlely, happinc.ss ei.d peace of Phone 4112 last among the offices In the state loud, when asked, “Who likes the one last week. through John Dormer, vice chair­ new way of life. Rnrelv liave |'i-i- Mrs. Alice Clampet, well knowm The amount ia to be divided as an apartment or rent of any kind thi# evening at the Moose Home hoaplteiity. iini.d III the liiindici!' i.f Minliolic .\ulnmalir Shiil-Off with Willimantic ahowing the least rain'."' said, "1 hope it will pourl " The troop was divided into two man of the Manchester district. follows: $2,200 to the Hospital ac­ contrary to what many on tlic sons failed who foUowxl tiir )nith Anonymous groups n cxI ting realtor,^ who automatically be­ But you and 1 hope for fair weath­ on which there has been no re- . with Hospital Guild Night pro­ number of unemployed, 222. groups, with one group "blazing" Mr. Smith explained the signifl- count, $12,000 to the Town Aid modeling or repairs. outside think and what many al­ of liie A.As ronsi.itrntly. Tlensr thii iigliont the weild Tlie,-:r p ei- comes a member of the Board. er on .'■'aturday. If the toad gets cance of the charter, signed by gram. Visitors will be prestnt from Arlliiir DriiR Slorr<« Unemployment Compensation the trail by m eans of lunch boxe.s. account, both welfare items; $500 Delegates Elected coholics who turn to AA inwardly who do not reiovcr aie pe q'lc who •sons will sdinit that wliile tliry Renil llemlil Adva. Mrs. Thompson's associate offi­ rlaim s were filed by 55S persons.. his way. however, we’ll have to scarves, hats, et cetera. A pile of I’rc.Midciit Trum an and Herbert for the Tree Warden accoimt; $2,- Norwich and officers will be nomi­ Hoover, before presenting it. At the Republican caucus held nated. i cers during the coming yesr will Seventy-elgtil were initial claims, wait until the following Saturday. I books served as a lire around 881.50 to the County Tax account in the Superior coiul. room Monday j be the following: Vice presideni. 1.51 continued, andminc agent. Four June I. Weather at noon d ecid es. | "’hich the entire group sat and! New MemlH-n. Iniliieted which is higher this year than was W hile Brownies pour through the Ifavorite .song.s. E very-i _ , ...... , _ evening delegates to the various Mrs. Frances Cashlon Taylor, Veteran's continued to file under Tile meeting, eonducted liv Leo anticipated last fall when the conventions were elected as fol­ community director of the Man­ the curtailed GI law. Alain street entrance to the park. I such an enjoyable time the ' Kwnsh. opened with ii salute to the budget wa.s prepared; $400 for the lows: State. Francis Prichard, Local Companies chester Tumor Clinic at Memorisl State StatlsUca I II be'Visnrhg some of my friends I hike was acarccly missed. | flag. Following the pre.sentation Town Hall account for emergenc.v Misa Edith West, Harry Lugg. hospital: recording secretary, Mia« Continuing a downward trend in their brook. I'm sure we're all , . „ . ; ------L . i charter the following boys lights which were ordered in- William V. Sadlak; Cpngrcasional, i Jessamine Smith, librarian of the that began in April, the number of in en,. . nleasant afternoon no Saturday, Troop 6 spent ; were Indu- tcd into the pack: Ar- atalled by the fire m arshal; $690 I Called lo Hearing ^ - ' Iflc day at camp with Sheila thur BoulTard, Robert Murphy, Francis Rupprccht. George Wilson, ; M ary CTieney U hrary; corre.ipond- jobleas claimanta for unemploy­ mr.Uet what we ll be doing. for Highway in.surancr; and $500 George Scheets, Herbert Sharp; i tng secretary, Mary Taylor, socie­ Reecimg from left to right; front row, Michncl Wll.-on, Kenneth Irish. F.ngene y..st, WllIlBra Kunipknt, Bentr’s father, Judy Vostinak’s ”Robert ----- ■”Tartif, ' ' Richard Caaszar. - for the parking area next to the ment benefits in Connecticut de­ Your friend, mother. Mrs. Rirhard Stone and County, Allen Liak. Kenneth Tomorrow afternoon at 2 In ty editor of The Hersld; trea.surer. Carl Herrick and llobi it W licnl; soeonil row. Gurry Hnificid, l,oia ToplKT, Rodney Doltn. D was outstand­ i Action was taken, the Commia- Kleetion Meetings Bridgeport eontinued to lead the Steadman. Polly Swanson, and ing. Both the Ctibs and parents cal educational set-up and report i ing of Actual Notice. Defaiilt. arrangements for the banquet Barbara Duncan. Patty Gartner. were the members of Intermediate to the Governor’s Fact-P'inding * sion has reported, after receipt of The children wearing the Honor , and an enterprising tea'-hor have Tile Honor Guard for the bus State In the number of claimants were ver>’ much interested In the Judgm ent; Joseph M. Miner el al and program. Guard badges are: Joan Gozdr, meets once a month to elect patrol with 5.709. Martha Geander and Joan Trey- Troop 12. They chose an overnight Commission on Schools of Con­ ! numerous and continued com- Delirious Supper made every week .Safety Week at trip this past week as their activ­ display and the skits. vs. Wiliam R. Roberts et si; judg­ ! plaints concerning the condition Garry Hatfield, Robert Wheat am! leaders, and one child in elected to Layoffs were reported In plastic bal, who had not previously been in At the close of the meeting it necticut. This Commission wishes The business aesaion followed a the Robertson school. Scouting. ity. leaving Friday night and re­ to leom what people desire their ment; Lloyd Mosely et sis v». of the affected streams. Michael Wilson. Ttiey have the serve each week of the month. products, garments, textiles, candy, was announced that the boys William Goyette et als. Default for delidous buffet style supper of honor of being the first patrol Working on the theories that Mcmbcr.s of the playground pa­ timepieces, hats, optical franie.M ' Refre.sliments of ice cream and turning Saturday. There were 16 schools to furnish educationally. baked beans, macAroni and cheese, present to enjoy a breakfast cook- I would visit the Weather Bureau Failure to Plead: George E, leaders to be elected by their .lenioerary In action is the beat trol meet monthly to elect their aijd yfkrm Implements. Rehirings cookies made by the Brownies' I in Hartford .‘Saturday nioming. Officials, members of all organiza­ cold meats. Jellied and vegetable training for future citizenship and leaders. They arrange their own mothers were served by Loretta ed inside, and other meals pre tions and interested individuals Palmer et al vs. Earl Paluska. De­ Deaths Last Night salads, rolls, and for dessert home etnas. Dorothy Gonder waa ab­ w p;* noted m garment, brass and ‘ sent when this picture was taken. that grade school children can and schedules and provide tor any va­ fSf-ni equipment eompanies. Carlson” Gall' AhlG "jndith Ander- i P"'’e1 at the outdoor fireplaces, j ore Invited to attend. fault for failure to Plead; Aaron made rakes. One of the latter, will accept responsibilities, Misa cancies cieated by the ab.seiue of I-scad**rs Jan^t Srnroiber, Marilyn , Council Meeting Sroelov vs. Harry Kocnigsberg. .son. Sandra Carson and Bonnie Alc- Denver— Benjamin F. Stapleton. baked by Mias Alyce Salisbury, t'liroi A1. McVeigh, teacher of ttic any lender. Under a system of Ardle. Priscilla Hill had charge Moore and Carol Schubert accom­ Eharles Raeea^iii The grade on Trumbull street as Motion for Medical examination. panied ttie group. 76, Democratic m ayor of Denver home economist of the Manches­ fourth grade, has recruited aome rotation, two boys and two girls , of a group of games and songs. recommended by City Engineer Domestic Relations cases schedul­ ter Gas Company, was greatly ad­ lire, used each week on the play­ Varatioii School Trsop 16, Mrs. Judy Kargi leader, Bancroft was accepted by the C3ty ed Include George MacDonald vs. for 20 years and defeated tn his Pravda Hints 31 sixth grade studenta at Robert­ J'o Be (siven Parlv bid for a sixth term in 1947. He mired and much enjoyed. It was s son school In a program that incor­ ground patrol. had a hot dog roast at Center Council at the meeting held Mon­ Dorothy N. McDonald. Motion for oh delectable large nut rhlffon cake, Here again. Misa McVeigh said The older members of Troop 9. | Springe park last night. The troop day evening. Mr. Bancroft told i wa.s bom in Payit.sville, Ky. porate* practical democracy and Dales This Year Iiilennediate Scouts, spent a week Permission to Amend, Judgment; Washington—John Andrews. 54. with thick chocolate frosting, dec­ that the children operate "under praetiecd for play day. sang songs Charles N. Km < 74 Wood- the Council that there was .t steep s h t ^ Soviets Won’t safety, and at the same time al- ______I eiui of fun at Camp Merri-Wood i played ganie.s. H erbert Charles Palm er vs. of Salem. Mass., former clerk of orated with rows of nut meats. lowa the pupils to help ease the I heir own power" ami wilhoiil un- bridpr street, will he honored Snt- grade on this street, and rather Eleanor Roberts Palmer, Alimony ' radiating from a small bouquet of The community vacation church ''eccntly. The Kiris left Fnday ------i'rda>’ vliine 3 at dioO p, m. witii than make a deep cut which would ■ the House of Representatives and burden on her alreadv overloaded ' mterferenre from the Pendente Lite; Support for Minor ' veteran clerk of the House Repub­ yellow marguerites surmounting fellow teachers ‘ teachers. The children, at these school sponsored bv the »^mith returned SatnrdA>. All Senior Troop 1 look nd\antape a bon voNHjfe paity to be given require a greater expense, there the cake. The host member, Mrs Answer U. S. be a slight grade at the Home­ (Tiild and Coiimsel Fees; Emm a lican organization. The program ronslBls of An Hon- i have also refu.sed to re- Methodlit and the Center Congrt- " cooked inside, but eaten of the fine weather e\enmp him by his many fnendt; at Mur­ win M. Beaudry vs. Leo Beaudry. Modi­ Paterson, m ade rich vanilla Ice gational churches will be held this ' P"'"'’*’ scene of many | ^nd had a game of softball in phys Re.stnurant. Tlie popular stead avenue end of the street with W ashington Franklin W. Os- or Guard made up of sixth grade ' any leader whom they be- fication of Order for Custody of j burn, retired Navy commander. cream and coffee, and decorated (CoBtianed from Page One) year from June 19 through July ,, happy gntherlMgs. Mrs. Marparete , springs park before going Manrheslcr man and hifl wife are a gradual ral.se to the Grand ave­ SMART HOUSEKEEPER! She never the Uvlng and dining rooms with pupils who are appointed and : oT'his^duUrs Performance omitting July 3 and 4. j MeMulien and Miss Barbara Mor-; f^p ^ business meeting. | planninR an extensive tour of nue end of the street. The ques­ gorgeous tulips from her garden. tion of the residents on thi.s street miaaca a trick . . . shops for the "best" Stale Department not to answer gradevrade'* and‘’d '’‘’’h" whose duties are to ' Mee,\vith Director The kindergarten and grades 1 *''*'^*’*^ leaders. Next Monday the girls will meel Italy. He ha.*- fTr many years been A glowing wood fire on the hearth many Soviet notes," I'ravda added. The five patrol leailoia for tlie one and two will be held at (.’enter ; ------at tlie churrh at 3:30 and proceed , empl(\ved in the meat department favoring a 25 ft. building line wa,s every time . . . and of course she cooks added to the homelike atmosphere. The newspaper said the United guide the other children to and week, one for the buses and foul rhurrh and grades three and older Troop 2, Intermediate Seouta. froni there to the home of Manlvn at HaV s .stofe. brought up. and the matter was from the buses and to help In the Built On Integrity Growing On Service Mrs. Ftancaa Taylor gave a States never replied to a Russian for the playground, meet with at the South Meth .1 . J ------ported by a group of parenta, made was brought up for action. All tha plane violated Soviet terri-, highly satisfactory and that the * ...... ’** I " irip to Gllette C astle in Haddam. 'The High School students who installation and material must con­ p t Into line and file aboard the bus AdmltlSd yesterday; Nancy |-phe castle, built by the actor, Wll- i i h s tory.) r»ravda said the State De­ in an orderly fashion, eliminating chlldreii really aeem to enjoy their "took over the town” on May 4 form to the National Electrical Civil Defense partment tried to find another new activities. They have shown C raft. 236 Main street; Mrs. ; Gllette. ia now a state park. ' e t Code, but it will not be necessary NEW ROPER GAS RANGES any of the puahing or serambling Louise W hite, 350 ,y. „ , ...... - ...... ------. as part of the anmial observance way out and the result was the a complete willingness lo assume bq to secure a permit for installation that may lead to nastv falls and .atrect; Cynthia Prior, ta-P •‘xcellent view of the Con- ! ,., gnj drip week will be May 5 note, which It said waa bruises. these resiKinsiblhtlca. she added, 183 ' ' I nectirut 'j' | gue.sts of the Rotary club tonight unless the antennae is over 12 feet START AT $129 Plan Readied and I hose on the Honor Guard worth street; .Steven Sasa in height. The ordinance which nothing but a repetition of the ori­ PlaygroUDd Patrol West Center street; Miss Irma site. An added thrill was a ride at their meeting at the Manches­ FOR ginal ona. have come to be respected by the on the Cheater Ferry. ter Country (Tlub a t 6:30. win be part of the building code REP The Guards on playground pa- Gtlnack. South Main street; Mrs. will go into effect June 1st. trol get a chance to exercise their other children, who are looking Norma Danielson. 62 Seaman elr- They Inculde Peter Guns.'. Don­ For A-Bomb forward to the time when they I>eadprs have their good times, \\estjngh()usc Alderman Harry Ertel of the MEN'S Initiative and originality. In ad­ cle: Henry Saucier. Haznrdville; ald cienovesi, Sherwood Tread- Public Works committee brought dition to their police duties of will be honored by wearing the Mrs. Minnie Dougan, 146 School too. as seventeen members of the Woll. Robert Brunette. Clifford BINGO Kitchen Shower while Guard emlilem. up the matter of sidewalk stands (OimtiBMA Fkga One) maintaining order and organizing street. Brownie Leaders' Association will Johnson. Sylvia AccomoAo, Paul TcTniB Low A.s cek The Guard system was inaugu­ agree, after their monthly meet­ used by merchants for the display quiet lines for re-entranee to the Admitted today: Mra. Elizabeth Grady, Herbert Urweider. Elaine of merchandise. Corporation Coun­ EVERY WEDNESDAY-8 P. M. team nuUiorttlM eaa determine For Bride-Elect building, the Guards are given an rated at Robertson on January 1. Hyde. 67 Foster street; Pssquale ing last week, also held at Camp probable reaulte.'* There la a total of 356 children In Merri-Wood. O.-ady. Mb% Ann Lynch. Joan sel Robert Pigeon informed the opportunity to organise and direct Bucclno, 172 Charter Osk street; Osgood ana Barbara Qullitch. Council that there is an ordinance Experts To Oorrelato Data varioM games. They also watch the school. Nancy Parclsk, 444 O nter street; Prior to the meeting Wendy COMPARE FEATURES^ SEE WHY The epecleiiata then would de­ Mlaa (JSsrolyn Miller, daughter The Rotary board of directors governing sidewalk displays, which of Air. and Mrs. Henry Miller of to see that the playground la kept The Guards have also earned the William Russell. Talcottvllle; Stephens, the popular camp direc­ termine how to use what munici­ approval of the whole faculty at tor. conducted the more hardy will meet at the Country club at 1 Cpt Quality states that all merchants must se­ TINKER HALL Washington street was honored clean and keep on the lookout for Gayle Plnney, 66 Cambridge cure a permit from the Council be­ pal and private facilities would be situatton.a that might lead to acci­ the school and have helped the street: John Knpplin, 48 Avondale members on a plant collecting 5:30. ■ ! left for civil defenee purposes. with a kitchen shower last even­ dents and Injuries. teachers in their duties. Miss Mary fore carrying out such s display. ing, given by about twenty of her road; Caroline Akin, 86 .Stark­ trip, with terrariums in mind. The The Corporation Cotm.sel was In­ PLAYING STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 The emergency plan In Washing­ In addition to the Guards, a Elizabeth WJHard, teaching prin­ weather street: Mrs. Hannah Ad- fortunate few were fascinated GAS IS BEST! ton wUI cover five big fields— aaaoclatea In the various offices at structed to investigate the feasi­ TTHrtty College. Dainty refresh­ teaeher la. of course, alw ays bn cipal, asserted that "the entire dy. 31 >i Foster street; Mrs. Ber­ with their discoveries of wild llly- Geraniums pulbllcworke, public services, pub­ duty to help the patrol leaders, to faculty feel that hia training nice Berzenskl, 58 BIssell street; of-the-valley, striped peppermint, Old and Dangerous ficlic aafety, public health and disas­ ments. which fhe glrla had assist in any problems which brought with them, were served. should be excellent to provide a Mrs. Ann Boris. 115 W alker street. bluets, violets, mosses and other ter relief. These are broken down "stump" the Guards and to admin­ belter citlzen.shlp background. DlscharMd yesterday: Mrs. plants. TREES REMOVED .\T Into 36 amaller, more specific Last week Miss Altller was ten­ ister F'Irst Aid if. any accident Every child who has had the hon­ Grace Hillery, 13 Munro street; At the business session, Mrs. fields, euch as protective struc­ dered another shower by a group does occur. W herever po.ssibie, or of being on the ‘patrol’ cannot William Gregson, 174 Cooper Lawn Grading. Gravel, tures, bridges, telephones, power', John Farr was welcomed as a new 1 <; 11 ItY & i I.K I I of her friends here In town. The however, the teacher remains tn help hut develop an awareness of street; Baby daughter Couture, 37 leader, and Mrs. John Knudson Sand and Fill TOP-OF-RANGE FEATURES gas, fuel, transportation,, fire and hostessea were Joyce Wetherell. the background and allowa the Edison rqsd; Mrs. Arlene Peloquin police eenicee, antl-eabotage pre­ future democratic reaponalbllity.'’ was named aa a member of the Irene Morrison and Barbara Alor- and son. South Coventry; Clifford telephone committee to succeed Bulldozer Work PERO'S cautions, demolition, first eld. nson. The glrla pre.sented the Dimock. 384 Keeney street. STAND evacuation, and hospital services. Mrs. Frank Bramley, who resign­ We have a new machine bride-to-be with a beautiful cor­ Public Records Discharged todsy; Mrs. Anne ed due to illness. Maryland and Virginia, and sage with many streamers hang­ Gulllano, 23 Kerry street; Mrs. "to renew dead lawns. 276 OAKLAND ST. their counties around Washingjon, Manchester A group of volunteers, under ing from It, at the end of which Florence Davis, South Coventry; Mrs. Gordon Todd's direction, will have been invited to send observers were lovely personal gifts. A buf­ Warrantee Deeds Mrs. Evelyn LIppincott and son. to the Washington" study. The paint the "tables and benches at A. Lalulippe & Son COME IN ^ OT fet luncheon concluded the eve­ d ia rie s D. Konrad to Leigh C. Date Hook Deep River; Mrs. Osse Barlow and camp this week. Included are Mra. Seattle and Chicago projects also ning's fun. son, 145 Lenox street; Mary Ellen 780 Vernon St. Call 6077 will be put on a regional basis. Gartner, property on Wsranoke Robert Coe, Mrs. Verner Nylin. a:H0 to 8 P. M. Miss Miller will be married to road. Tonight and Tomorrow Parker, 69 Charter Oak street: Mrs. Earle Scott, Mrs. Joseph ,\ Vernon H. Bradley of Middlebiiry, Shrrwood G. Bowers to Tliomss Fifth anmial Concert by the Donald 'V’alee, 445 Main street: 'liwte-flMM” Conn., on Saturday. June 3 at the F, and Pauline B. Prlcone. pro|>er- sixlli grade glee clubs of the ele­ Elizabeth Hartzog, 36 Madison •umofs ^ CaaMiig Top UfMofa Decision Reserved Storrs Ongrcgational church. ty on Concord road m entary .schools, high school hall, street: Dianne Richardson. 127 Florence street; Mrs. Annie Sobie- AND ORDER YOUR 7:30 p. m. Perm its lo, 19 Clinton street; Mrs. Dorothy In Claims Court Andrew Scarchuk, six-room Tomorrow Rleder, 49 Riverside drive. Insist Bowles dwelling and garage. Baldwin Manchester High school Art Ex­ Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. road. I12..530. hibition. Educational .Square from Deputy Judge John D. LaBelle 4 to 8:30 p. ra. and Mrs. Richard Allen, 39 Essex Dean’s Landscaping reserved decision in the only dis­ Drop Thcxloii Patrick and Aladelinc McC'ann. street. 4i puted case presented in Small four-room dwelling, Ashworth Friday, Alay 26 Birth today: A daughter to NEW PLYMOUTH Claims court yesterday afternoon street, 110,000. Concert by Hartford Y. W. C. A. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heptem, FLOWERS— SHRUBS involving a $25 claim by Mrs. (ContlBoed from Page Onei Jam es 8 . Sheldon. five-room Choral club under auspices of St. Rockville. dwelling and garage, Lakewood Mary's Alen's Club. Whiton Me­ More .and more new Pl>’moutli8 are on the way. . lo inert Morton E. Hermsn, 121 Hemlock Flower Boxes and Urns Filled **Tn t* * To^ street against Sidney Rubin and spum ^ the services of Connecticut Circle, 111,822. morial auditorium. 8:15 p. m. a record-breaking demand. the Universal Supply company of residents in favor of Im porting so- Marriage Urease Saturday, May 27 H artford. called experts from New York, Open' meeting of Alcoholics Perennial Gardens a Specialty Washington, Philadelphia, Cleve­ Harold Calvin Korner of Coven­ Act now and get tbe most popular Plymouth ever built. Mrs. Herman, who waa repre- try and Edith Ullian DeAlerchant Anonymous at Hollister Street Do You aented by Attorney B>bllip Bayer, land. Massachusetts, Arizona and of 117 Middle turnpike, east, wed­ school, 8:30 p. m. claimed that ahe waa not relro- elsewhere." Brownie Revel, Center Springs Call Manchester 2*9509 after 6 p. m. ding June 3 by Rev. Reuben — buraed for her services in obtain­ The drafting of the resolution Doody, uncle of bride-to-be at her Park, from 2 to 4 p. m. Know , PACKED WITH VALUE AND READY TO PROVE IT BROILER FEATURES OVEN FEATURES ing several sales demonstration came as no surprise. home. Thursday, June I appointments for the defendants. In a statement Satiirdav night Perm it# Anmial membership dinner of that Manchenter Me- Rubin did not appear tn oouK Republican State Chairman Oar- Manchester braneh of the Y. W’. C. ntorial HoHpital ia and the Universal Supply company ence P. Baldwin announced that Sydney L, 'Thompson, slters- A. a t the Y. M. C. A. building, 6 tlons. 27 Horton road, J800. manaffed by a Board was repreaented by A. R. Dray- he would request that such action p. ra. of Tmatecfi, the mem- more of Hartford. Draymore be taken. Emmons R. Fales, alterations, P'rlda}', June 2 MALE APPLICATIONS iWmed that Mrs. Herman was In the statement Baldwin critl- 1S8 N orth Elm street, $200. St. Mary’s 50-50 Club Annual beta of which serve hired via a newspaper advertise­ clxed the Thexton appointment in Banquet and Dance. 7 p. m. without pay. The ment inserted by Rubin without much the same terms as employed Needs Amendmeet W'ednceday, June 14 Board of iVustces di­ ACCEPTED FOR GROCERY authorixatlqn of the Universal in the Gilman resolution.. Lawn Card Party, sponsored by rects the policies of Supply eompdny. He maintained Thexton, who resigned a J30.- Articles I and II of the Consti­ local hairdressers, benefit of Tu­ the hospital and sees that Rubin and not the company 000-a-year post as executivs vice- tution provide that the people of mor Clinic, at homeV)f Mrs. Edgar CLERKS IN A & P STORES •rH I should rtlmburse the plaintiff. president and sales manager of a several states ahsll vote. The Dis­ Clarke, 175 E ast O erter street. that hlirh standards Rubin was formerly employed by Cincinnati Corporation to teach trict fo Columbia' is not a state Sunday, June 25 are maintained. MANCHESTER 1 6 ^ Uhtversa] Supply, maker of bouad- political science at Bridgeport, and, therefore, a constitutional Britlsh-American Club All Day hoid items. aaid in repIy\to Baldwin’s attack amendment would be required be­ Outing at Garden Grove. that he was "only trying to M a fore Washington reaidente would . Many benefits, 5 day week, Roed start inR w aRc. sick M aneliester Division «87 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTU useful cttixen of the state.” H« have the right to vote in federal Foiling Flgureheoda aaid he thought Baldwin’! attack elections. benefit^ hospitalization, Rroup insurance, vacation with OPEN MONDAY THROUGH PRIDAT Blehard Nash, Engtidi dandy, was ’Very peculiar.” Ships’ figurehead! were discon­ P«y-‘ ^ Hartford Gas Co* and wit, waa tha moat dlsUn- Pointing out that he gets no pay Mara Iflanam tinued Mdth th e coming of steam , •tSAad master of earemcmlaa tha 0 p«a Than. ETtniagswi'Saturday liM fOitifw ter adrving on the Dmiopment which caused the old form of bow For Local Sales and Service j Antliaaca Dateo—tratt— aai Saha paid boa ever known. Ha pre- Commission or the Oovemor'a Full Pennsylvania ho# the second to fall out of use anil the figure Apply Wed.. M«y 24 betweep 1 sad 7 p. m, at ■AW e*«r tha sMombly and gam- Employment Commission, of which largest rural population of all tha to become oboolete. Lost shine of it Bath, famous water- ha also is a member, Th^ton said ■tatea. Ite agileulture represente UiJ U. 8 . Navy to have figure­ A & PjSuper Market. 176 Waakington Sl , «C aariy iSth eantu- ‘'I em glad aa a' citixen to lerve in a larger capital investment than heads wsre the gloeps of the Odin CALL 2-3372 was law In the any capacity that may be regarded Hartford. ^ either iU mining or manufacture class, which, indeed, served with -...... - ...... '. . . *1 i'SC thera. ,ae uatful.’’ of primary) mataU. them in World War L S P i

. , - U MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TLESUAV. MA\ 23.'195'! PAGE ELBVtH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ ITJESDAY, MAY 23, 1950 Nassiff Arms (lloM'laiurs Dobv Wovalettes Outlast Nichoh-Bristol in 10 Innings, 6 to 5 \ Splits Pair with Meriden Top Walnuts 'l\)p« AI/ Webster’s Greenhouse Chicago, May 23 oPi Cleve­ WAPPINi; CENTER—TEL. MAN. J-OHl Score 14 to 8 Victory I land's Larry Doby. slamming six ------1 ------i ---- I L e a ^ i i e r s to Parade 1| piaysTonight hits In six times at hat In a (our In Rpc Loop: Paris,' g.ime spree, soared Into the .Ameri­ MEMORIAL DAY PLANTS THE ByB , Hamilton Risks Clean THE Hamilton Risks Clean ■>» u., s„v.c tn,„. Buiip,, I Zanatka’sZapatka’s HU Hit Breaks I !.!’cap: Visitors From Center to Ball F ield ------^ A & N Play Tonight' can League hitting lenri la/*! week indow Roxp.x—Rawketn and Urna FUM EARL W. First Game, 9 to 7 xvitli .415. HERALD YOST Slate Against Rockville The Nassiff .Vrms softball learn , In avcingcs ■ iniiplleil through A parade from Center Park to carry a banner to be furnished for won Its tilled straight game in ’ Sunday’s games. Doby had col­ Flowpr Pluntfl for Tranoplantiiig Sports Editor Up Thrilling Contest Captain Nino Petricca xvon an lected .34 blows In 82 trips, to be even split In two decisions again.al Memorial Field will be part of the tlie occasions. The line of march { the Rec Ldkgue last night by a 14 1 ANGLE official opening day ceremonies will be from the Center, up East fmir points ahead nl Phtladelpliia's Ageratum. Petunia.q, Marlifolda. Snapdrafona, Swaat Meriden High yesterday afternoon to 8 score over the Walnut Tavern | Former Shooting for next Tuesday afternoon In Man­ Center street, down Brookfield ' Paul I.eliner with 411, William. Asters, Salvias and many others. at the Oval as the lotid.s dropped It was the second loss for the | Doby xva.i not aiiuicg tlie leaders Ron* Aplenty • ot the Dodper.s the thumb. Ami Fourth .Straight Vi in Irate Fan’s Gun .Misfires, McGuire Edg es Walt the first tilt 9 to 7 In seven innings chester’s Little League it was an­ street onto Memorial Field. j West SIders as against one xxon. nounced to Francis Mahoney, The band will march onto the | a week ago. He replaeed Walter Run. have been a dime a doien f"'' Kee.se it was the flr.st tin..’ In rmpire Silenres Heckler and pulled out the after piece 7 lo NasstfTs took adx anlage of Jar- i Dropo of R.istoii on to)i ns tlie Red M :(;F I ABLE PLANTS . j w , ,1 hl.s eparklini; career that he had In I'tti Loagiir l*lay; Smith in Moiiiul Duel; chairman of the opening day com­ field and the flag will be raised | V is ' wildness and came up with | Yealerrtay'a ReaiiHa 6 In ten innings. Petricca wa.s the .'sii.v rooliie dl 'cd to ."16 and ninth tn lo<»I WJftball and baseball (,ecn waved to the showers . . . mittee. in centerfteld. David Quay will j txvo four-run and one three-run in­ Eastern Greenwood, S. C.. May 23.— O.Hirmit, Chapiimii and loser in the first tilt, but came place. Tomatoes (many varieties). Peppers (sweet and hot), league, to date. Mtuiy games have staii Mu.sial Is drawtiiR down .SHaii to Farr Itiijak The parade will consist of team sing the National Anthem. nings. Lehledt and Shaw were the Hartford 3. Klniira 0. iJ’) James L. Ftoundtree, 24- back to relieve Leo Day in the Rounding out the (op ten were 'found the winning team wroring in plenty of rave notices as the mo.'t managers and coaches, plus the Master of (ieremonlea at tha.field big guns for Nasaiffs xvllli la'hledz Cabhatre, Kkit Phnt and olhers. Binghamton t. .Scranton .8. yoar-old baseball fan. became Dtmovan Hit Homers nightcap with the score deadlock­ .‘sum .Mele. Wn.'hmgton, .389: Phil •doubte figures while in other cas- '"I'le b ^ player in the major.s to-| liannitoii plai'e.s an iinlieateii ed, and went on to xvln. personnel of all four teams, and will be John Hillman. General Man­ collecting a triple and single xvliib .Mhaiiy W. Williamsport .I. enraged Saturday by a decision also all boys who will participate ager George Waddell will throw Rirzuto. New York. .36,8 Tommy es. both S e Winning and losing ^ of ba.se umpire James McGow­ Red Case, making his first ap­ Rhaxv had a perfect night at the Wilkes-Barre 8, Utica 3. Ed Zapatka drilled a Hmlh in- III the Little League Farm League. Henrich. Nexx York. ..’;0I. Johnny , teams scored ten or more runs. : Uviil agam.st flockville. Tlie liaitle an. .18. Roundtree drew a pis­ pearance in the lineup, fired the Tnit the first baU and Jack Crock­ plate getting three base hil.s play flr.st ba.se with the best .No ' will got slHi led at aix o clock. .Aiiierlean , ning single to score A1 .SIcurpa Manchester High’s band will also Pesky. UoMlon. .3.'>n 11111 Jolinsnn. A rundown of the games played tol. but it failed to fire when shot that broke the visitors' back ett, repreaentlrig Mayor Harold A. For the loners. Opalach and Ko- I one will argue about his hitting . . New York 7; Cleveland 2. from second to give the Dox’aleltes be In the parade. The parade will Turkington will be on the receiv­ .New Yol k, 3." 7. (Ji'orge Tebbets, to date shows that in 26 contests, i I I ’ luler the giild.ince of Art Pon- he pulled the trigger. Umpire in the second game. The rangy slckl wore the big giin.s. rollecting j Dick Wakefield Is drawing down ] gratr., the East Hartford nine lia.s Detroit ,’i. Washington 1. a 6 to .1 viclory over Nichols-Bris- start at 1 o’clock sharp. ing emi. Boston. .319, and F.d Stexvart. 416 runs have been scored for a ■ McGowan drew Ids pistol, and tol la.st night at Robertson Park sophomore rifled a single to left In three hits each. ' $111.04 a day from the New York ! run up three wins wltlioiit lasting Chicag*! 10, Boston fl (lOi. President Sherwood Robb of the Two games will be played Me­ Each team had a total of eleven Washington. 312. per game average of 16.4. Statis­ shot Roundtree dead. In a Txvilighl .Softball League the tenth to score Carlo Petricca Yankees for sitting at home. ' tieti'al. All flue,, games were lOiily gnme.s scheduled. I Manchester LL will lead the pro­ morial Day with the first game at hits but Jarvis gave up sex on Bo.-'ton eontlnued to dominate you CAN BE . . I F i t Ii tics include play tn the Church, Wakefield signed with the Yankees Nnllonal .SheritT J. C. White said to­ game. from third. There were txvo out SURE. 4lec. Cheney and Twilight Softball close, Wdii liy tile iiiargin of a at the time and Jimmy Roach cession with one representative 2 o’clock between the Yankees and xvslks as to only one by t'orcoran Ihe speciaJized bracket with Dom for $17,100 . . . Walt Uropo. with single run (m the oilier hand. Bnioklyn .'i, Cincinnati 1. day those were the essential Mac McGuire went the route for from each of the sponsoring clubs Red Sox. The Cardinals and I ’ i Maggm liavlng llio mo.st runs. Leagues, and the twilight Baseball nine home runs to hl.“ credit, is the winners, giving up seven hits xvaa on second, off with th ^^tch Loose fielding and errors also hurt ; Kiackvillc ha.s sjihl even in tv™ I Only games scheduled i facts in the slaying at Brad­ following. Next will come the band Dodgers will clash In the nightcap. the Walnut cause. 31: Text W illlHms the moat runs ‘L,eague. I runneruji only to Ted Williams in and set iloxx'ii si.x men on strikes. to avoid any chance on him at I slat Is. International ley, If) miles south of lu re, at a with the uniformed Little League Both games will be of six inning Tonight Paris Curtain play thi I liatted In with ,36 and Hie most Highest score run up by one the majors in the home run lace. Baltimore fl. Springfield .$. game between Negro teams Wall .Smith travelled the diatance aecond. ahould a deep Infield hit I George Swan ha.s hern noininat- players following. Two boya will duration. Armv and Navy i.1ub. 1homers with It: and Vern Steph­ team was 36 runs liy the North Williams has 11. Standings representing Bradley and Kirk- for the losers. Smittv was touched result. Hippo Oor I epitcher, blasted a double to right Park and will get underxvav at er's lialile with the hig lial.i of Klniirn ...... 9 .4'JO .5'; last week by a 4-3 count Thurs­ Corcoran p Allie Rex iioixl.s of New Yorl. Americans being the victims of boro. Pa, liig^h scliool . . I.iilo' \\illiain?fport # .9 n .409 rc.scued him xvith a smash through for two more counters in the for two runs. Paul Sipples blopped 8:30. • ’hill lie .Mc.Menns. Bottle .M iiriav, 6 11) spent up hall games, the Cleveland Indians inaugurated Jeep serv- the hole at short. day the locals go to East Hartford , Mitchell, rf . topped Ihe pit.hmg rr.'ords witli ■the British Americans by an 8 to 0 Sewell IS the ninth ex-ialilier fo S( rnnton . . . 4 17 .19(1 10'. third. From then until the tenth a single to center for another The defending toxvn champions Pal Bolduc, Hal la'Wis, Ralph , . nm for relief pitchers in their night game against the Athletics May for the first of a home and home Ecaherl cf 4-1 and also -x a.« Ihc sirikeoul TELEVISION count. The winning team in 14 of hold down the miinagcrial herih Local Sport Oslroiit Homers he couldn’t be touched. Succes.sive marker and scored himself on Ed series will field a veteran squad. The the 24 games scored at lea.st ten with the Cincinnati Kcus . . I Schuiiiev and .l.ii'k Halloraii being 17 at (Icvelaiifl. Here’s Marino Pieretti climbing out of the jeep Bcrni(( Ostroiit pul the Dova- walks to Cliff Hawkes and Bob leader xxilh 36. from Rrooklvn . . . Zajac’s aingle. Only a double play Ftrat Game Italians finished In the ninner-up 28 U 11 21 12 4 Afnericaii League leaxiers (50 or Tuns of more. .Itilinny Wyrostok. rtnl ouUl*‘l«lrr , ' rnoNt of I he time, after the long ride from the bullpen to the infield. He relieved ’Hob Icttes hack in the hall game in the Eells aet the stage in the opening spot last season In regular league Philadelphia that was started by a line drive to .Meriden (9) Bsiniits (8) ore ah' (Includes game., of May Pity the poor scorekeepers. It’s won the American Assoccition hut­ SI. Louis . . . Feller on the mound at the start of the seventh inning and was the ("dialler third frame. With the count txxo inning. Carlo Petricca reached -pn Case at second, ended the threat. | play but went on to sweep the play­ ting crown in 1!M4 with a ,3.7k i first lo use the service. (A P wirephotol. and one. Smith serx’cd up a sloxx’ AB. R. H. PO A. 1 AB R H fx1 A K 21 ( twice as much work to mark a I Boston ...... a fielder’s choice when all hands, offs and later the eight team Invi­ I Opalach 3b mark . . . The ctiampioii <1eve-i Adolph Grimm of .South Coven­ I hall and Bernie gave it a ride far The locals went out front again Sipple*, cf ... . 5 1 I 0 0 0 -high scoring game than it is to j Pitlebiirgh . were safe. Day got himself a good tation asaignment. Moe Pringle Marlin, fs . hind Browns atlraeled .'i.titfi.hifi 8|M»rlH Srlinliile try i.s a nieinlier of the University in the bottom half of the Inning Pontollilo. rf . . 1 1 0 0 0 Doby. l’Ipvp ‘Ikeep track of a regular under ten Chicago . .. . ; ox-er Kelsfly’s head in left for a lead by belting s bases cleaning 0 will don milt and mask. Hippo j Zanis, 2h run game total. funs to their gnme.s during four >t Connecticut varsity track tedm. : four ha.se wallop. The N.B. defense triple to deep center. when Jimmy Roach pushed a BoJhle, 2b ...... 3 0 0 3 1 0 Dchncr. Phil ... New York . beautiful bunt down the third base Correnti at first. Pal Anniello on I Krehs, Ih ' Judging from the scores to date, years of play in the All America ' Tiieaday, May 2. Balls and Strikes eitson. and Navy Ciiii) team. Giimin is a a fielder’s choice produced the rors paved the way for the vlsi- Kenney, lb .. . .3 2 2 6 1 0 2^ RADIO fr TELEVi Detroit ...... 17 9 ,6.54 2 Again the visitor’s tied the game Correnti. Benny Pagan! or Oalli Irish r S47msmx9i jMl!(»Mib4lwthsft)MCanlsr 3M Ben Gulntinl. figured upon by ropean events this summer . . . Aniiy A- Naiy v.s Pans. 6 1.1 graduate of Ellswortll High. score. The East Hartford nine tora to tie It up at three runs Kaemmer. c . .4 1 1 8 0 0 NV. Johnson. NV The N’lilloMal A AC track and held T^n.ston ...... 2«) l.-t ..57 1 4 Pitch Brilliant Games on two walks plus Nagel’s second will eoinprlee the atarting outfield. ' Jarvlb, p . . . Tebbrtls. Bon the Athletics as a power hitting Charier Oak. went out III front 5 lo 1 in the fifth each. But the Indians bounced Martoncik, p . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Although on the losing end In championships will be held in \Va««hm^ton . . IH \'2 ■571 * Paul Peters and Clem Pontillo. on a three-run home run blast by hit for a run. Dropo. . outfielder, will have to start all 'reiiifde I's. ('enter ( ’ongos, 6.1,1 nght back with two counters in .Nagel, p . . . . 4 1 2 0 0 0 their first skirmish, -the North Washington, I) i'. .lime 23-24 . . , ('Ifvelaiul l.% 14 ■517 6 lornier mcmliers of .Maiuheslci Bud Dono’.an. the third on a hit batsman, Locals Move Ahead .33 8 11 18 Stewm-t. \V«!nh 26 over at l^ltimore. Ben failed to .Memorial. F^hilndflphia . . ]n Ftiriiirr Stoprx Siirpritsiiig Ends sre a good sound ball club. Innings ’reading deadline for iimjor league 19 31.5 1 1 Higli track teams, are menilicr.s of Trailing going into the sixth Roach's single, and two miscues. hit major league pitching ... A P.onecr is. Imin..;. 6 1.1 Chait- St. Loiji.s...... 7 A walk ami singles by Nino Total* ...... 31 9 10 21 4 0 Such standout performers ss Walnuts 013 (X).3 grand total of 14 balks were called teams Is .lime 1.1 . . . When Chuck er Oak 16 .304 11 M A J O R ^ Hie UConn ficshman squad this fl ame, Ni( liols-Bristol came roar­ They held this lead until the sev­ Petricca and Eells moved the In- Raynor of the .New York Rangers ('liirago ...... 7 20 SmutorH: I) o 4I g p r s .Manobeeter Charlie Parciak, Jimmy August. Na.s.siffs . 104 24,3 in a recent Sooner State la-agiie \\ ednesilay, .Min ’'4 •J.59 n season. ing back with four tallies to knot enth when the Sliver City nine dlsns out front again, this time to (7) was voted the Hart Trophy for the j Today's (iames cj ox tCAOUE VS7 the count. Lou Cam by led off AB R H. PO A E, Bob Osborn, Chet Kiiroloxviez and I Runs batted in. Shaw. Hodge 3, game . . . Bill Bendix will start B.-\ s IS. Pagani s. 6 p m I'rini RpfU; R I S knotted the score', sending Lie stay until the Jlnal frame. No in a new movie, "Kill the Umpire" 104P-.'’i0 sea.son. It was the second , Eastern Mil ke_\- Kataveck is .serving a.s wiHi a .single and pilfered second game into overtime. more scoring was recorded until Hawkes, If . . 3 1 0 2 0 0 Nino Pagani. with a few games i •'timons. F.cahcrt Yogel 3, Opalach time the honor Ifajtl gone to a goalie Oval •J under their belts, will be a tough ^ 2. Marlin. Krebs, Kozlckl 2: two- . . . Look for Monte Irvin to be­ Klmiia at H.irtfoid |8 p in.'. I a>4sc ill IO 1I1. 10 to 9 Im.sines.s manager of Wayi loss in on the first pitch. Tony Ruglic The fatal seventh found Dan the seventh. Roger Bacon. Meri­ Eells, cf . . .. . 1 2 1 0 0 . . . Luke Apjiling, ageles.s Chi- j " v.s. Kaccys. k:3U Kobert- team to beat. Charlie Parciak and ba.".e hits Opalach, Martin. Yogel. come a star with the New York .Scranton at Binghamton. Hie Clas.s D Geoigia-Florida Base­ moved him to thini on an infield Martanclk leading off and reach­ den captain, sliced a one-out hit C. Pelncce, 3b . 3 1 0 2 2 1 FUEL OIL rago White Sox stpr. ha« a .311 RESUITS Stan Ka’aalac will form the open­ .'flmon.,: tlirt-c-ba-se hit, I-.ebicxJz; Giants. The speedy Negro, up Williamsport at Albany. ball Lsiagiie. The Nortli End native hit after .McGuire had hit Losi ing on a two base error by Jim to center. Bill Papcllo beat a Day. rf ...... 4 1 2 0 0 0 lifetime battin": average for 21^ .Men is Silk Oty. 6 : 1.1 B.x Joe Keiehler ing battery. stolen base.,. Yogel. LebloUz; left from Jersey City, is 30 years old Wilkes-Biirre at Utica. .\»»fM'intecatcher at bat. Kelley tw ice for the loser* 139'.J. Washington, L. C., knocked International identical .1-1 stsirc. ing strikes. Zapatka xvorked the almost identical. Coach Tom Kel­ ordered Kaemmer passed to flil Nagel 5: strikeouts. Petricca '5, Summarv: out Mario Pneheeo, 134',. Hax’ana I .Sx ra n.se at .Springfield 18 .',o the foniHi inning .Iiminv Blanch- Bmh hiirler.s were plag..e I bv (ouiil to txxo and two and then ley’s nine got an early lead afid them up In hopes of getting Pie­ .Nagel 7; hits off, Martanclk 2 for .•It. Bridget, (12) 'll. p 111. I aid pushed a bunt ilow n the fir.st banged the next pitcli through the ailing arms all .spring. Eac.i .raced base line and in d nng so, broke held it until the final inning, when ciuck. xvho hail struck out twice. 5 runs m 1-3 iiudngs, Nagel 6 tor AB R H PO Toronto - Arthur King, 138. To­ hole in short for the winning run. 2 runs in 6 2-3; wild pilches, Mason. If . 4 .3 ilia iiu.slortiine to an ac i.iif .slicnL 'li Ihls . 1 7 I his Ijal! How about that. Meriden came up with a three run Kaemmer wasn't happy about the 1 1 ronto, outpointed Massimo Sanna, M s . 1 0 Iloxalelles (6) Mllewaki. ss . 4 0 »h-i mils. le. .Nexx houser las.e.l onK t. rally to xvln. Petricca started off intentional walk, so he stuck out I’etricca, winning pitcher, Nagel; 1 2 137, Italy (lOi. m.. •t\ ,. ;: I«tl •MU i« AB R H PO A n Mu.sial Spoi'iiii^ lliree innings agaULst ,.ie .St, l,oui's C.UI I'(I.MI • Ml IHMIi ItI't 1 .larvis (.’ontniclora will piailu e badly, giving two free passes and his bat and the ball trickled to umpires, O’Leary, Slaum. Quish, l b ...... 1 0 1 Hartford—Teddy (Red Top) Da­ ('excip. If ... . . 4 1 3 2 0 short where Carlson muffed it. McConvllle, rf 2 1 ft Bro.vns in hi.s only o t.'o appear­ F • •inItp M.k-.f . a. tonight at .1:30 at Robertson Park. a hit for one run. But. the locals 2 vis, 130, Hartford, outpointed Ju­ •u M: ki*l Klingle. c ... . . 3 1 1 8 0 That sent the game Into overtime. Johnson, lb, rf 4 0 ance of the .sea.son. tl • ••1y- Si ill- IU' ,\ tiitii.«* found Martanclk quickly, taking Second Gsunc i 6 lie Kogon. 134'-J, New Haven (lOi. I b2-I*oiiii Billie Donovan. 2b . . 5 1 1 1 1 Leading hitters of the day were Parla, rf . . 1 n ft 0 Newcombe xfas knocked out of W;. r. k . !• n. i' 1 ( il I iix i X \u UI. 1, (Viach Joe Lovett’.s Ynnkoe.'i of advantage of three charity tlcket.s Manchester (<) Washington Jimmy Cooper. SELECT YOUR NECKWEAR { M* ..n K.' X 1'.’ .X>>I (IX Sleurpa. 3b . . . .3 1 1 2 4 I Ed Zajac. Kenney. Nagel, Ponto- McCooe. 3h 0 ey 1 2 I Hie iiox in hl.s fir.il Hireo stalls 2. 2 . the Little League will practice to­ to first, an error and hits by Day, AB. R. M. Pu A. E. 158, 'xVashmgl 111, and Charley Tl- Fox ivi k’*u •ki 1. .\ » xk . ■ •IlliIm’ ; ; li.l.« •lacobs, ss . .. .. 5 0 0 2 3 ■ lillo and Bacoh for Meriden. Day. Jan is. c . . . 3 2 2 tone, 125, Brooklyn, drew 181. •Nexx lork. .May 23 .-P. Stan before .Manager Bin i Shollon de- night at .1 o't loi k at Ihe OrfoKi 0 Haxx’Mis, If . . .4 1 0 1 0 0 nri'i .1 U J. .*1, .'IT K.• X 7 i: 1 .‘i a rIII ft 11l.illMKP. .Scribner, rf . . . 4 1 1 0 1 Case and Roach led the locals. The Arcky, I f ...... n 1 0 .Nexv Orleana Eui ique Bolano.* .Vlio^ial. the St. Louis Cardinals’ cnicil to give his Negro rightlianii- r< ik"U Fki 1 0 Village fiel l. 0 1 . 4 1 1 2 0 0 'KiI'l Ml 2 tlllll »»*;■ \\ i11- .Sazalka, lb . . . 5 1 10 ! split gax'e Petricca a three-three Eells, c l ...... Gadarowrki, lb 1 0 1 2 135, Loa Angeles, outpointed GuU WARDROBE FROM er a 10-dny rest. Don came liatlc ' ' ■ r 1 'll)I. (;{• 11 . . 1K.•.^ f I-J) 1 . .4 2 0 1 0 0, one-man gang, hoi,is a 62-jmint . O.strout. cf .. . . 4 1 4 0 For Summer I won and lost record for the year. C. Pclriccs. 3b 1 Conti, cf ... 1 0 1 0 Icrmo Olmenei, 134 Buenos Aires to pitch a stioiig game again.si Ihe II 1)"UkIfHi. 1lii; •11 Hl.d .)cf ia 1 Mel tli.shing vi.siled xxuh Eniie .McGuire, p .. . . 4 0 0 1 2 . 4 1 1 f) 2 0' With 5 Gallons of Richfield Gas and tiiilge over leaiiiniatc Joe Garagio- m'). iiTi 'W .•1 Day. p ...... Donahue. 2b . 1 1 .. I 10). .'4t. Louis Cardinal.s last week. Inil 2 s. 20, ft K)u.'*zt .•^kl njt k .lohnson at Brax’ea Field in Bo.stoii 2 0, la 111 tile lace for iiuiividiial hat- "Ui 1'.*1 A-i.iitt.a in tftli. Charm N. Petricca, p . . 0 0 0 0 ' Parciak. p . 4 0 0 0 Miami— Glen Hendershol, 148. the jury was -still out. Phe cmi,,, last .Sunday before the Boston-Chi- TotaLs . . . . 6 ling honors in the National . .39 9 30 11 MinicuccI, rf . . .3 1 0 0 0 1 Miami, stopped Billy .Spangler wauled to see how he f.arej ;;i hl.s cago game. Johii.son aaked to be NIchoK-Bristol (.1) Pretty Personal Richlube Oil Change or Lubrication League. Nrw ^ ork 7 Roach, c ---- . 4 0 2 14 1 0 T o U la ...... 32 12 12 21 .3 5 no. .Shelby, N. C. (7)'. next (lilting. remembered lo hi.a many fans in ' Thompson, rf . 5 0 1 4 0 Miisial's average dipped 28 Case, 2b ---- . 5 1 1 2 2 2 St. James (5) Baltimore—Bobby Lee, BaJli- Manche.ster. 1 Hill, cf ...... 5 0 0 4 0 poiiiLs during the week, but, in- They saw plenty last night. The U.zzutf. Kelly, l b ---- . 3 0 0 4 0 0 Paluzzi. If . 4 0 n 2 n 2 more. 147. and Terry Moore. 147, Map* •. I ' Cambv. c . .. . . 5 1 1 4 2 0 0; vluding games of last Sumlav. he 6-1', Ncxvcombe struck out seven II II 1 Kcv. Bronislaxx- Gadaroxxski Hohentiisl, lb . .1 0 0 4 Hattin, 3b . . 4 0 1 1 3 n Baltimore, drew dOi. buttcr.s, four of the strike-iuts ' Maohowaki, .rtcd a robust .439 tigure. h.Mapf: II II 2 scored txvo "hits" in a Church Lesi. 1b ...... , 2 2 0 9 1 Gustafson, cf 3 1 n 1 n 0 Garagiola, xvho xvasn’t listed coming after Hie Reds had .rcoie i fV-IlH . Rufini, lb ...... 2 1 fl 7 0 0 New York, outpointed Johnny Ma­ M or II II 1 .Softball League game last night at , Ruglio. 2b . . . 1 KASTAR their lone nin in eiglith. Tim tally A . 3 1 2 3 5 30 9 41 rino, 137*x .Brooklyn ( 81. among ihe top 10 batsmen last - " ’ Memorial Field. The first “ hit" . 4 0 2 0 Total* ...... 36 7 Zbory. ss ...... 3 1 0 1 1 2 xveek, is lillllng .377. xvas unearned. Peanuts Lox n y W...Ill ' KcLsex', if . . .. 1 V " ' came in the first imung xchen he Chapman, 3b . . 4 1 1 t 3 k MertdeB (6) Chevalier, 2b . . 4 1 2 2 1 n .scoring from second ba.sr as K(i- (’ I'-inril A. E .! River Flows North Musial, ui 2a games, has 43 hits til. 1 0 u twxt It) take a throw from an Smilli, p ...... 4 0 1 0 0 AB. R H. PO Cafro. c ...... 1 1 0 t 0 1 IN TH IS in 98 at bats. 'Ilie hits arc the die .Mlk.sis threw xvihl in an at­ ...... iiifielder and was hit by the base j Sipples, cl .. . 1 1 0 1 0 o| Plerro, rf .. . 1 0 1 .3 0 0 The St. Johns River, in Florida, most in the league. He also has the tempt to complete a double play: T"tA> ... . 37 to I i mnner. Father Gadaroxx’ski landed Msrtancik, d . . 4 1 1 0 0 01 Gardner, rf . . . . 3 0 1 0 0 1 is the only important river wholly m n ia n ie The Dodgeri! bunched fix’e of ' Totals ...... 37 5 7 29 11 most doubles, 13. and is tied xvith ( l^irlAnd on all four.s. Later, he rifled a base Pontolillo. rl . 4 1 3 0 T. Corcoran, p . . .3 0 0 0 1 0 within the United States wjiose A IR AND RAIN DEFLECTOR their eight hits off Hoxii’ie Fox and Dove.s ...0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 — 6 TIED-ANO-DYED three players for the most triples, at) 1 h 0 a ♦ 1 hit doxxTi the leftficid line and then NB’s ___ 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 - ! Boeble, 2b .. . 4 1 0 5 4 0 course Is in a northerly direction. three. Harry Perkowski in the first and 0 fl 0 . . . . with rain gutter .M.Lxfi.-ll. If ...... t 2 • 1 annonnoexl his "rotirement" for I Runs batter in: D^inovan 3. Zap- Zajac, Sb ...... 4 2 2 1 1 0 T o ta ls ...... 28 5 S 18 6 6 ' Behind the txxo St. Louis players fourth. Singles by Jackie Kobm- Ktni.»'.: if ...... 1 1 1 ti l> 0 SL Bridgets .. 1 2 1 8 0 0 x—12 II the night with a 1.000 batting j atka 1. Ostrout 1, Kelsey 2, Chap- Bacon, i s ---- . . 5 0 2 1 5 1 come txxo cx-Cardinals - - Dick son. Carl Fuiillo and Gil Hodge.s \’^'rni>n, Ib ..... __ 4 b J 10 b average. St. James .... 0 2 0 2 1 0 1— 6 PATTERN D'.bv, if ...... 4 J 1 4 b 0 : man 3; Two base hits: Sleurpa; PapsJIo, If ■. . 5 0 0 1 0 0 : Sisler of Philadelphia, xvith .371, and an error by Fox gave Hissik- Kti.^ri;, nh ...... 4 0 b II 1 0 ■ Three base hits: Machmvski; Kenny, lb .. . 5 0 0 IS 6 0 Runs battsd in; Jarvis 8, Mllew- and Johnny Hopp of Pittsburgh, lyn tour runs In the fourth; ffi'inioii. 2I» ...... :i • 1 1 1 2 b The Casting Club of the Man­ Home runs: Ostruul. Donovan, Flynn, c ...... 1 0 0 2 0 0 ski, Johnson. McCooe. Chsi’slier 2; ■ftmrieetaeM xvith .369. The victory increased the Do.i- lIoutlrfBU. f»B ...... 1 b l f) 0 chester Division of the Connecticut Tw’o-bsse hits: Chevalier, Johnson, gers’ first place lead over phiia- Chapman: Stolen base.s: Cecere, Kaemner, c . ...3 0 0 6 1 0 OUier leaders include: Andy .\IVIM fl ' . 1 ...... 2 II 1 1 0 0 Sportsmen’.s Association will hold Klingle. Thompson. Lesi. Oambi: Jarvis; Home runs: Jarvis; Stolsn tn delpliia in the .National Leng'.e Ilfjran, ...... 1 II II 2 fl 9 Pieciuck, p .. . . 3 0 0 0 4 1 Pafko, Chicago, .341: Jackie Rob- c a meeting tonight at 7 o’clock at Saciiticcs: Klingle. Ruglia, Lesi; bssas; Mason, Jarvis. Donahue; pennant race to a full game The Garcia, p ...... 2 n 0 0 2 9 aNagel...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 • hEKP.S RAI.N 01 T . . . in.son, Biooklyn, .333; Johnny Center Spring.s park. Erxvin Bey­ Left on bases: Dox’es 7, NB’s 5; Double plays: McCooe, Donahue: Phils xvere one of the six chi'us in '.-Tui kf i ...... __ 1 n II II fl 0 , Wyrostek. Ciiiciniiali, .318; Sam II II II b er xxill be in charge, Ba.ses on balls: Smith 1: Strike­ Left on bases: St. James 5, St. the loop to enjoy an off day. Gritmt'k. p ...... b 0 Totals ...... 40 6 8 30 15 2 • S( 0()l»s AIR IN . . . Jethroe. Boston. .317; Ed Waltkus. Bpntci-. P ...... b 0 0 0 0 (J outs: McGuire 6. Smith 4; Hit by Bridgets 7; Bases on balls Parciak I Philadelphia. ,314t Tom Glaviano; la>Hea Shutout | I’i^Ttiii. p ...... 0 0 u (J 0 0 Joe McCooe is serxing as treas­ pitcher by McGuire (Lest), by Man(^ester . 402 000 000 01—7 7, Corcoran 4; Strike-outs Parciak • KEEPS MINDSHIEI.n ( LEAR . . . ; .St. Louus, and Willie Jones, Phila- Nexxhouser hail a six-hit shiilo.it urer of the Church Softball .Smith (McGuire)/ Umpires: D. Meriden ---- . 300 000 300 0—6 1; Corcoran 1; Wild Pitches: Par­ r I'ltlala ...... 12 2 5 11 ‘ 1 i delphia, .313. going into the ninth. He made League. Coxx’les, Snow; Time: 1:50. a— Struck out for Pieciuck In ciak. Corcoran 2; Passed balls: Dcfeiuiing tllleholder Ralph NfW Yt>rk ...... INNI OOl 024 Csfro 1; Umpires: Bohenko, lilreslioiis on box. • REMOX ES STALE AIR AM ) FEMES Merrill Combs his second .strike- rit'Mjftntl ...... (NiU IKK) 101 lOth. Kincr of I*iltslmrj;h. Jonen and Sid out victim lo open the last ina nf;. Runs battsd in, Zajac, Baeon (2), Chapel. U 8 7 U Easily put on. Get Gordon of Boston are li^d for the ^Sherry Hobertson beat out an m- , 2b. .MuiTAy. Duby; 3b, K oniirtly; »b. • PERFEl T FOR SI MMER DRIVING! Gordt-n; dp. Gordon. B«»uUre«u to V>r* Day (3), Roach, Case (2 ); three- JoUr fis-e pair noxv. I home run lead, with elj^bt each. ; field hit. moved to second on s HOP, Uizzuto, L'otftmiui t«) Collins. Gor­ JALOPY RACES! base hlU, Day; stolen bases, Ken­ ' 4, SHOIS I Jones has scored the moat runs, groundnut by Eddie Yost and' don lo Vernon; left. N* w Y'ork 10,1 ney (2), Eells, Roach; sacrlflcas. Murray Leading *2i, while teammate Del Ennis is scored Washington's lone run 3; bb. Ua5i:hi. GtUi’ia ♦». B**n- , EVERY N. Petricca; doable plays, (Case, Among the oldest methodi Hut I; S’>. IU.«cbi 6. Garcia 1. IMerotll ; Decoration Day Feature: This U eek ffnly! No. 1 man in runs batted in with i when 5$am Dome singled to rignt Fldler, KeUey)'; Isft on bases, Meri­ 1; 1)41. Gan iM h tn Groniek 3 in | Twilight Batter B.EGoodrieh for producing pattern* in 27 Brooklyn's Pee Wee Reese has I Dick Kryhoski and J^ht ny den 11, Manchester 6; bases on jUlfeiTd the bost bases, five. ^ , Lipon led an lt*hit attack on Kay d I none out in Benton 2 in 2-3; i WED. 8 P. M. fobriei i> tie-dyeing. 8of- It's made-to-order for the warm weather ahead. It COOLS Pieretti. 0 in l-.l. pb Murray ; winner, • R.AI.N DATE— T ill RS. balls. Day 6, Pieciuck 2; strikeouU, Bill "Bottle” Murray, diminu- j Bob Rush of Chicago leads the | Scarborough and Mickey Harris, Ra#cIi1 (4-2); loaei. Garcia (1-2); ur. pitchers with a perfect 5-0 record. I Kr>’hoski got the Tiger ‘rcoruig • FREE PARKING Day 8, Petricca 4, Pieciuck 8; hiU live Rockville third baseman, la; tioni of the material ore folded, knotted and VENTILATES your car! You Ret this wonderfully Grieve. Stevf-na. and Sumniera; t. 2;33; off. Day, 6 for 6 runs in 6 1-S in- ^Posturt ; Ken Johnson of Philadelphia and i under way with a three-run hoiuer !.• 23,0:i5. a—Tucker atruvk out for leading the Twilight League bat­ useful HI RRICANE Air ant\ Rain Deflector FREE with .Adults SI.SO Tax Incl. nlhgs; Petricca 2 foi 0 runs in feuddaiion Or tightly bound. Whan tho material it Bankhead are next i in the second inning. He douhkfj Garcia in alh. i ('blldren 2.V Tax Incl. ters with a .556 mark in three 5 Rallons of Richfield (ias. and jour choice of a Richlube vMth 3-0. Philadelphia s Philadel- * and scored on a single hv Lipjn in ^ 5034 3 2-8 Innings; hit by pitcher, by, games. Murray has collected five dyed, the tied area* reiiit the dye action, Pieciuck, (C. Petricca, MinicuccI 2, phia's Robin Rol)erts has struck ' ihe fourth. Il was one of four hith with three in their half of the 10. base hits in nine official at bats: oil chanRe or lubrication. Do it now. This offer RtMtd only By Mrs. Anne Clnbot Roach): balk, ^Pleduck; wild and a hollow figure reiuitt. From this age-old out the most batten. 36, three made by the Tiger shortstop. A pinch single by Eddie Malone PLAINVILLE STADIUM Runnerup Is Jackie May, first until Decoration Dav. more than has Warren Spahn o f Hers ore delightfully differenf pitches, Pieucluck; passed balls, Scarborough, the loser, pitched scoiod Jim Busby with the win­ sseker of the British-Amerlcans, croft comet inipiratien foi thi* Superba King Boston. Bjr Sue Barnett trimmings and edgings to' turn Flynn (2 ); winning- pitcher, with aa even .500 mark on^seven j even though he was notified a ning run. The leading batten: (3ool and comfortable and ideal plain handkerchiefs into dainty I couple o f houra before game time Petrlcra: umpires, D'Lsary, Staum. safeUek in 14 trips. Jimmy Griffin Color tied-ond dyed pattern. In it ore offered, for, Player and Club AB H Pet. Stephen’s first four-bagger came tor summer weather wear Is this "show-pieces." Glowing carnations, of the BA’s is next with .487 while ♦ 6UA» AGAINST fUTIBT that his father had died at Mt Musial, St. Louis 98 43 .430 In the fifth to highlight a five-run young strapless dress topped with demure pansies and 'flirtatious but-' the tint time in neckwear history, 100 di*Kneiiva Gilead. N. C. The righthander lelt Names Oadat Commaiider A1 Surowlee of the P A ’s follows Garagiola. St. Louis .13 20 .377 I n lly. That evened the count a-s ■a brief jacket 'that turns it Into s terflies are crocheted in variegated with .462. Pat Bolduc of the Ham- ♦ ntfVENT K)0T STRAW 371 ™fdlntely after the game. Chicago had taken an early 5-0 color combination* choice to '>oti*fy avary taita, OVER 100 CROWN-RICHFIELD Sisler. Philadelphia 105 39 .371 street costume. A floor-length ver- cotton. Anyone would be thrilled Hartford, May 28— Hotvard iltons at .455 and BUI Sibrlnz of ♦ MraOVI POSTUU Hopp. Pittsburgh 84 31 ’309 .369 i Vic Raschi of the New York ^ad at the expense of Lefty Mc- -skon is also provided for .evening to receive them aa a gift. W . Rogerson, of New Britain has SlUc a t y and the PA 's W alt Bed- to impart a "well-dra**ad‘* lo*b •'Good Neighbor” SERVICE Stations Pafko. Cliicago 85 :341 ' Vankecs, pitched a strong game in Dermott ’xtrsar. * Pattern No. 5034 consists of been named cadet commander of rudesyk. each at .444, are Ued for Roblnso'n. Brooklyn 99 .333 I the Cleveland Indi 4'i i. | Gus Zemal’a seventh Inning Pattern No. 8599 Is a sew-rite- oomptete crocheting instruotlons the Trinity (Allege A ir Force seventh place. Next comes Tony to any tuit, thruout Southern New England Wyrostek. Cincinnati 85 .318 ! Itnschl, xvho missed his last I homer with one on regained the perforafbd pattern in sises 10. 11, for ofurnationa .and edging; three ROTC unit. Other cadeta honored Berube at .429. Jethroe. Boston 123 317 turn because of an elbow iiijury. ' lead for Chicago, but Boston tied OPEN I 12, 13. 14, 15, 16. 18. and 20. Sise sixes pansies and edging; four at a formal parade and review Charlie McMeans of Hamilton \ Waitkus, alloxved the Indians only five hits, the score in the ninth to force the tl, bodice, 1 yard of 35 of 39-iqeh; sizes of butterflies and eiiging, ma­ yesterday were Seymour Page, of and Bob Starkel of the B'A’s are .314 registering his fourU. tiiumph game Into extra innings. S«6 Them In Oar Windom Philadelphia 121 skirt, 4% yards; bolero, I H yards; terial requirements and finishing Hamden and Charles Dabrowski both socking the apple at a .417 Glaviano. St. Louis 96 Displar This W«6k 3,3 i agaiiist txxo lowea Philadelphia’s AthleUca and SL empire evening dress, 7>i yards of directions. of Hartford. Page, retiring cadet clip. Most Valuable Player Cliff Jonea, Philadelphia 112 3J3 The victory enabled me front ------9 a. m. TO 9 p m. 39-lnch. Louis' Browns were idle. Send 20c in Coins, your name, commander, was awardsd the Re­ Keeney of the Brttiah-Amerka is runnWg Yankees to tetain their For this pattern, send 25 cents, serve Officers AssocitUon priM as batting at a robust .400. ' two and a half game lead.over Dcr \ address and the, Pattern Number R IC H FIELD CasalinB Kogon Drops Decision Snap IsMlag Stresdi DAILY iu eo ns, your name, sddrsss, sise the esdet showing outstanding to Anne Cabot, The Manchester trolt in the American League race.' ______desired, and the Pattern Number qualities eg leadership. Dabrowski. Psewde Jap Evening Herslil 1160 Ave. Amer­ Hartford. May 23 -upi New Vern Stephens reppf^u t\o h ur.e j p ^ e Fox has pitched the Hart- (Except S a m lajr) 'o Sue Burnett (The Manchester retiring cadet piajor. recSived the icas. New York 19. N. T. Haven’s Julie Kogon dropped a 10- h>"-s for Boston but^l was •t°( |. fofd Chiefs out of a six-game Uvenlng Herald i 1150 Ave. Amer- A ir Force Asaodatlon medal aa Oaorge PsaJmanaur, a ITanch THIS FEEE OFTOR AVAILABLE AT THESE CROWN-RICHFIELD STATIONS: Needlework Fans—Anne Cabot's taTO round decision to Teddy (Red Topi . enough to stop the.Chicago Wliite losing streak that dropped them ,:2S3. New York 19, N. T. the top cadet In air sdenee. imposter posing as a J^anesa Davis in the main event at the 1 Irpm defeating the Red Sox Big new Album Is here. Docene of IMENSLP< ONWW b atraat. West Side Service Slatloa into the Eiaatem League's second Send 25 cents liow for the waa such a plauslbla fraud that Auditorium here last night. lQ-9.’ in 10- innings. THE MEDICAL ^ fascinating, new designs, gifts, esFiMieeseaei Willard Gee SOS Cfater Street, Manchester division. .Spring and Summer Fashion. 48 During 1948 baa driver out of tha Bishop of London employad _____ «MMrm*tfB.caM» Raeapplag A scant crowd of 496 paid $752.20 Stephen’a second hoiner and his The lefthander ahut out Elmira, pages of 'nsw styles, fabric news, decorations snd special festu ra him to translate a catechism into S*^"*** SUtloB to witness the card. digbth o f the season, esme in the 344 MAIN STRCIET every six Willed bad been drinking. 3-0, last night. He restricted tho special featurea. Free pattern . - . Plus 4 gift pattema and —acebrding to figures compiled by ; pmdo-Japanese according to the , MENS LBOYS SHOPS 1J4 W . Ceater St., Maacheater Mapping Auto Service Referee Lou Bogash gave Kogon ' top of the 10th with a man on and eii MSI* otmtff FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 18TH. BE PREPARED! Plonaors to, four singles. printed iastde the book. duvetiena. 25 Onto. the National Safety Counrlt. I Bneyclopedla Britanntea. i MsscMittta.iawa Ellington Road, Wapping two rounds, called one even and | put Boston ■ In - front, 9-7. The 'The victory left Hartford a half recorded the others for Davis i W hitt Sox, hoxv'ever, cams baick game behind fpurth-place Utica,

15-. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1960 PAGE THIRTEEW mAncncvicn b v b n i n G HERALD. MANCHlid^tl, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 2S, 1960 This’s That I American unions have given As long as the majority of hu­ rUONKRVli.I.K FOLKS moral, spiritual and financial man beings have to go jhrough a RY FON'IAINK FOK AMtonobilco tor Sal* 4 Koofinir 1«A Help Wantpd— Male 64 Bo«ls and Accaaaofiea> 46 HoUMlIOld fx04ld9 SI Old Ebenezer J. McScurry had Houses for Sale Bgtsu 77 Sense And So They Say- assiatance to European workers brutish daily struggle for enough ROOFING — Special letng in re­ ' stocks and bonds and casli galore; CONSTRUCTION HELP NEW KSD used outboard motors DAVENPORT and kitchen sink, SEVEN ROOM (Ailunlal, Dudlay WANTBD-^Dupldx, not too far and their unions. to cat it is foolish to talk of world pairing roofs of all kinds, also and outboard boats. Marine glue, both in good condition. Reason^ Nonsense I yet he would fume and fret and — Asslstent IL H. Secretary of lai- pence, i i Q i n i M 1M7 PONTIAC fodr-door sedan. WANTED street -Garage. Good tocaUon. from Center. Write Box (1, I' W ^ are quite optimistic that we Beat offer takes It. Phone 8-1829. new roofa Gutter • work. Chim­ paints and hardware. Outboards able. Telephone 7366. Inquire at worry, and try to corner more and bor Philip Kaiser on Isbor's part Gen. Dwight Phsjnhower, for WOODYCREST Price *13.600. T. J. Crockett Herald. • I have baen singing alone I Will find better co-operation neys cleaned and repaired. 26 repaired. McIntosh Boat Co., 41 Cedar. In the cold wsr. Broker. 5416. Songa woven out ot my 'days; {more. And when the rooster start­ from the Germans than we found AwertitcmenU years' experience. Free estimates. Tlie state tit Israel is a living j Carpenters. Foundation Men north end Puraell Parking Place. UONtUDKRINU SELI.ING Sadness and gladness and praise ed calling, he got him up upon his , after the last war. SEE BALCH F'OR Call Hdwley. Manchester 5361. Phone 2-8102. WEST CENTER Street Six room TUim PROPERTY ? When our Atlantic coramunlty thing it IS « nation. I am proud Cement Finishen Machinery and I'oola 52 Soft little songs of my own. I stool, and worked away till night ' —Maj.-Gen. J. H. Hodges, Anieri- CLA8SIKIKD ADVT. BARGAINS. Experience Ncceasary colonial with enclosed sun porch, • Without obtlgetinn to vuu w e' I can chairman of the We.stei-n contains a European union, onr government was the first to FEATURING Guaranteed roofs I was failing, a-breaking of the the western world will be strong. DEPT. HOURS: SIM PLIC ITY 2 and 3 H. P. garden 3-car garage, oil steam heat lire-' will appraise ot make vmi e cash A'.lied Security Board. recognize it. I 1848 PONTIAC S. TORPEDO 4- and expert repairs as well as ALSO BY CONTRACT The best way to keep your I Golden Rule. He loved to squeeze —Maj.-Gen. William "Wild Bull" - Vit e Pi esitlenl Aiben W. Bsrk- 8d0 A. M. to 4:46 P. M. Building Maleriala 47 tractors with complete line of place, storm windows and screens, offei foi propertv See us before j DR. 8E1DAN—A very low gutter and conductor work. Try Brick, Layers, Roofers you sell. dreams from coming true is to I a liclplcss widow, until he'd got Donovan. lev. 1 equipment. Garden-King 3 and 5 Venetian blinds, immediate occu­ I am confident that Alaska and mileage car, two tone gray. your "Local Roofer " Call Cough­ Sidewall Applicators Phone T7U Or 627.8 ovjirsleep. The best way a make her final cent: and he would work H.P. with reverse. Dublin Trac­ pancy. T. J Crockett Broker. an orphan kiddo, until her little i Hawaii, like our present states, 1947 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SE­ lin 7707. BUILDING Stone for sale. Call Phone 5416. BRAB-BIfRN r e a l t y them come true ia to wake up. Willie diclatorships, with all Tl’.r siipieine challenge i if the Apply In Person tor Co., North Windham Road, j back wa.s bent. He dined upon a . will grow will) statehood and be- D AN —Black. 2-2SS6 or 8770. the implements of wsr at their I second hall of the 2nth con- | Wllllmantic. rllINKINU OK Selling? We need * soda-cracker, because he would , cause of statehood. Lost Olid Poosd I 8 A. M., Daily On Jgb At OFF PORTER STREET House Agent—You say you command, have unique advan­ I tin y I IS pi esciiled by Hint groat | 1948 OLDSMOBILE 76 SEDAN Healing— Plumfilng 17 4 to 8 room houtea Buyers wail­ t not spend the mon; and if he part- I —President Tnimsn. tages. all they a, tually accomplish niajoiltv of the popuintion of the I POWER Lawn mowera, garden have no children, gramophone, COUPE— Black, low mileage, FORBES ST.. EAST HARTFORD Diaainndn— Matchaa— ing. Quick resuUa. Call Suburban I ed with a smacker, it haunted him is to appear to keep tilings under world ■ over 1,600,1)00.000 -whose fully equipped, hydramatlc, EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ tractors, Johnson's outboards. loud speaker or a dog. You seem ' for months to come. But came a JjOST— FORD V-8 hub cap. ing. Plugged drains machine To Superintendent, Charles Woods Jewelry 48 j Three 80’ building lota, 268’ Realty Co., Realtors Phone 8215. ' I am a strong believer in the control for s time. inverly, liiingcr. ami insecurity i new tires. Very clean. Dlsston chain raws, air cooled en­ to be the quiet tenant the owner ' time, the grim old Re.oper, cauglit ( United Nations. The UN is an chrome and red. OaU 6579. cleaned. Carl J. Nygrcn, 303 — ECA Director Pa'il Hoffman. : iiULHt he substanlinlly rc:netliett. WANTED—Experienced tool and gines. etc. Don't make a mistake, to 402’ deep. Level and clear. insists on. up with Ebencezer, J.; and then I exprcs.sion of, hope, a symbol, and 1940 FORD CONV. COUPE- Oakland street. Phone 6497. LEONARD W. Yost. Jeweler, rs- j SELUNG? ! — Uiiilftl .Nations Serretary-CJen- LOST — Brown tortolac shell die makers. Wllco Machine Tool pairs, adjusts watches expertly. | buy your equlpnent where the Prospective Tenant .-ts she I they put him in a sleeper, with it deserves our full support snd Green, with black top. Co. Call 2-1266. Can be purchased as one site ■Or The margin of aafrty with w liu h ernl Prygve Lie. on "b.i. kwnnl ' glaawt in brown leather case, Reaeonable prices- Opes Thurs-1 guarantee is-backed by authoriz­ ■eems so particular I'ought to tell I ticket only good one way. Then concrete encouragement, our country moves in the world peoples. 1938 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN— PLUMBING And Heating, apeclal- or in three separate parcels. BUYING? Ebenezer's son and daughter, got Monday. Finder call 49Q3. R e-1 day evenings. 1S9 Spruce street ed service ano 25 years of know you that my fountain pen squeaks j —Gen. Dwight Eisenhower. today is not great enough to iier- Black. lElng In repairs, rsmodeling, cop­ REAL ESTATE ward.______j how.' Come In and look around. a bit. I all the bones he'd salted down; mit us to be reckless .... with The 8,000 fHM) members of the ' per water piping, new construc­ Help Wanted— Mate or Phone 2-488,. Open dally. 8009 I They cried: "Goodby to bread and All Cars Reconditoned By tion. estimates given, time pay­ We would like to serve you. Opep ARTHUR A. KNOFLA I Small and Independent buzi- the talents . . . of those people we .\incriciin F'etleraliiiii of lovlior I 1/)8T — Lady's Boulova wrist i Female S7 H. B. GRADY Boy (on links)- Are yc lookin' water!" .So Ebenezer J. Mo.Scur- nesse.s are important to the \ Factory Methods ments arraiiged. Edward Johnson. Sat. afternoons, and Thursday depend on for the generalship of are lietei iiiiiiotl . . . tliat fieetloin I watch, Sunday on Oak street, or I Gardtn— Farn— Dairy evetiingi until July 1st. Capitol 875 Main St.— Est. 1921 We Try To Please The for a ba’ . meeater 7 ry Is gone where divideiHla don't ' growth of the economy. They are our peacetime battles. and ilomot rnt V .shall not he olillt-l Phone 6979 or 5044. W A ITE R OR waitress experienced. Seller and The Buyer grow. He ini.ssed the fun and died Irving street. Reward. Call 5633. j RALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Can live in. Apply Old Colonial Equipment, 38 Main street. Tel. Golfer—Aye, ha' ye found am ? a constant source of new Ideas. State Department f'oun.srlor eraled by aggression in oilier na- ' Predueta SO Phones 5440 or 5938 Boy—Aye. I hae that. of worry . . . and now hi.s heirs 155 Center Street PLUMBING, Heating, repairs on .9teak House, Coventry. Phone 7958. They aio a coii.stant source of new George Keniian. on .Sen. Mc- lions of the earth. ' AN OLDER home just sold, nmx' T Golfer—What make of ba’ is it? will spend hi.s d"Ugh. I jobs. Phone 2-4645 old and new syetema. oil bumei Wllllmantic 1803W2. TRANSPLANTLEID tomato plants, ('arlhy's at tat U on the State A. F'. ol L. I’ resitlent VVillisni Annnanmnenta need a modem 6 room home for Boy—Ah! Ye say fir-s-stl — Karl F'laster. i —President I'ruman. ______z I water pump service. Prompt at­ early cabbage, lettuce, broccoli, Home Li.stings Wanted seller's with July 1 occupancy, Department. Green. ] \ GOOD DEAI. depends on the Musical instruments 53 CEDAR H ILL ilanch. .Saddle tention. John H. Cariaon. Phone cauliflower, - Brussel sprouts, between *12.000 and *15,000. E9va 1 dealer it you need e good used Sitaationa Wanted— horset, for rent and for sale. Also | 7.S25. geranlunts, panales. Oderroann's M USICAL Instruments of all LINNM ORE DRIVE. First time on Tyler. Agent, Manchester 2-4469. MICKEY FINN Not Much! l..\NK I.KONARI) car 4ke Suliment and Flagg. Inc.. ha'rlde.s. Teleohoi,*- Manchester; Female 88 Greenhouses, 504 Parker street kinds. New, used. Instrument^ the market. Immaculate four rm nrn^»: ?— OIL BURNER service and repairs. BONA FIDE buyers waiting. Four Dodge and Plymouth cars. Dodge for rent by. the month. Repair room Cape Cod, unfinished up­ IT MUST BE |RUE5 W ELL, THAT MAGAZINE IF PHIL IS EXPECTING T OH, I'M SURE HE THE WEEKLY .59{K) trucks. 634 Center street ^ o n e All mak4s oil burners and furn­ IN F A N T CARE and baby sitting TOMATO, Pepper, eggplant Ice­ room single, preferably near bus Ing. W ard Krause. 5336. stairs. Ameslte drive and garage. HE WAS WILLING TO MUST BE PRETTY A BIG STORY, 1 FEEL / REALIZES TNAT IT B RO M ID E ? 3101 Open til 9. aces, Earl Van Camp. Tel 2-9976. wanted by licensed nurse, days, berg and romalne lettuce. Early line, Duplex, In good condition evenings, week-ends. Mature, re­ Yard ia fenced in. Should qualUy IS TM01E REALLY 1 DONT THINK IT'S BET HOUUHAN TEN HARP UP FOR SURE HE'S GOMG TO \ WON'T BE MUCH, i WE DON’T GET Penmnalii 6 and savory cabbage plants. Also TRUMPETS. 15 Trumpets, *35 up. with central location. Douglas liable. F.xcellent references. Rea­ 1,000 potted tomato plants. 57 for a G.l. loan. Sale price *11,200. Blanchard, Real Estate Service. 60M61DIEASTOI BALONEY THIS TIME, ■UCKS-AND HE’D MATERIAL-THAT'S BE SADLY DISAPPOINTED, \ SERGEANT' HE IT UNTIL Moving—Trurkinf— These instruments taken in trade Including a gas range. T. J. a l l m a k e s Sewing Machines sonable rates. 2-9905. Florence street 2-9849. ABOUT ra n IN THE SMORH/ONEOF THEIR ONLY BET ON A M IC KEY - SPACE IN THAT J SAID LAST NIGHT • Dropo, lb . .. . .5 0 2 13 1 5 * - 2 3 f - 5 0 kr T%« Ball Bn4lesu. Is«.) 1947 OLDSMOBILE TONV. covering. Done by reliable, well-1 LIGHT r/>CAL tnicking, ash re- Call 2-3154. Zarilla, rf ... n TO BK OIVKN away, ftvp lovely . .6 1 1 0 CLUB - trained men. All jobs guaranteed, j movsl, woodland cleared and un­ TOMATO and pepper plants. 3 Doerr, 2b ... . .4 I 1 4 1 kittenj*. Phone 8386 after 5. ..FUNNY KUSINKSS BY ULRiiUBLKCLR B ur BUMVY BOOTS A M ) HKK BUOOIFS The Score BY ii:iu ;ak m .a k t in limnaculate. Radio, heater, hy- Hail Linoleum Co. 32 Oak street, j wanted trees removed with chain doz. *1. California Wonder pep­ ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc Stringer, 2b . . .0 1 0 1 2 Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166. saw. W. B. Perrett, Jr. Phone per and Italian pepper plants. Tel. Rtioms/Without Kimrd 59 953 Main Street Tebbetts, c . 0 4 Wa»T Age VJJt ::: wf Es...: ^ * PONT ASriTOlM O.^ dramaUc, w. w. fires.' , i’ UPPIES, AKC Boxers, red Cock­ . .5 2 1 acE LOOW.VtfSC-A(S 96 AW YW KT.W YYWW4G 7306 2-4187. Phone 3450 McDermott, p . .1 0 0 0 1 0OlN<}, Ot.' BEEN IXFICTIN' MSf WVGVW KWO OOk JT ALL APPLIANCES serviced and I ers. small cross breeds, ^ r ln g scwetm.n ' ekcm THxr* Ivoo.weo-you' LIGHT Housekeeping room for | aVollmer ... . I 1 0 0 VOOk4 WOtei . WOT repaired, burners, refrigerators,: pigs for sale. ZImmerman'a Ken­ EXCELLENT, Large 6-room .. .1 Th' CORnEX! PUNNV... KHO VOO’VV S L OM 1946 PONTIAC 2-DR. MANCHESTER .'ackage Delivery working couple References. In -! Papal, p ...... 1 n 0 0 1 ranges, washers, etc. All work | nels. Lake afreet. Tel. 6287. home, with additional room part­ \e»t XT'S NOOR CPXtiXU., TORPEDO lx)cal light trucking and package 51 quire 124 High street. Schanz, p ... . .0 n 0 0 (1 guaranteed. Metro Ser/lce Co delivery. Refrigerators, washers HouschoM Goods ly finished. Oil hot water heat, YVAOOlaVK evgOMFW ! Very nice. Radio, heater, spot COLLIES, Blue Merles and 'i*rio, bGoodman .. 0 1 n 0 light, w. w. tires. 'Tel. Manchester 2-0883. and stove moving a specialty | PLE A SA N T Re-Luxc House" I reasonable. Mr.s. Jerome. 14 Arch! MIHV THI5 ieiGHTO...M(5H lar, original black paint TOP HOLSTEIN H elf^. Coming ford to own, .six roc..18, double Majeski, 3b .. . .5 1 3 2 0 0 i 189 south Main street. Phone I also cellars cleaned Tel 7513 | 3 ROOM.S FU RN ITU RE . .*895 1 street, first floor. dBusby ...... 0 0 •VieiiiWT AMO D O AS In on (tecond calf in August. Very ! ______I lot, near school, on bus line, ga­ . .0 1 0 0 I 5643 George Elss. I LONG EASY FRIENDLY TERMS Zernlal. If .... t h e o a v reasonable. Phone 2-1500. I PLEASANT. Clean, large room at j rage and chicken coop. Tel R. . .5 1 2 2 0 0 TRUCK and JEEP SPECIALS I FREE STORAGE-DELIVERY- Goidsborry. lb 0 9 1 0 0UCIEO IT.' I the Center. 16 Wadavvorth street. I A._Dentoii 6724, . ,3(• 2 I'MDN'T GET caught in the rush ' • SET UP Electric Refrlgemtor or eMaionc ...... 1 0 T 0 0 0 1948 WILLYS H TON I Wadsworth street. | Get your hand and powei mow- Painting— Papering 21 Poultry and Supplies 43 Combination Range included, ex- .SIX ROOM home, 67 Glcnwood Masi, c ...... 3 0 3 5 0 n PICK-UP , iTM aharpeneo an.1 repalied now. I cept the "Economy” and “ Holly- INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ ' WAD.SWORTh Street. Comfort-! street. 3 bedrooms ugi newly re­ CarrasqucI, as .5 0 1 0 7 n U ke new. Heater—exceptional Pick uj) and delivery' service, FRR.SH Frozen and live turkeys. I wood.” •eiuBtlon. ing. Average room papered. *12, I able room in qi.ict home to r-;lia- I decorated Interior, now oil burn­ Kuzava ...... 2 0 0 0 0 II i Capitol Equipmeiit Co.. 38 Main 14 to 25 pounds. Ready anytime. I The “ De-Luxe" House inelndes er. Priced for quick sale. Phono Holcombe, p . . .0 0 0 0 0 II I street. Phone 7958. Including paper. OclJngs reflnlsh- I both Electric Refrigerator and I ble business person. Phone S439. ] ed. Excellent workmanship. Ray­ Schaub'a Turkey Farm, 188 Hllls- 34,50, after 5 p. m. Phone 7843. Jud.son. p . .. . . ,0 0 0 0 0 1) town road. Phone 4678. Combination Range. 1948 WILLYS JEEP mond Flskc. 2-9237. t!OM FORTARLY Furnished room, j oP'ox ...... 1 0 0 0 0 1) S-22 Original 6,000 mile unit. Bquip- ! Phone Waterbnry 4-3144 or write SIX-ROOM Colonial, complete, 3 Uain. p ...... 1 0 0 n 2 0 Mr. Albert for appointment. Day Garage available. Semi-kitchen ■ ' vrtth heater, full top and seats, HonsehoM Servicea OUTSIDE. Inside painting and privileges If ileSired, Phone 2- ^ year.* old, large living room, tile be bought with or without Articles for Sale 45 or Evening. If >-ou have no means bath, flrcplacx, hot water oil heat, I in 1 Offered 1.1A papcrhanglng. Free estimates. 4052. ; 1 40 16 .30 14 r ■ m 1"*'^ a) •BOW plow. of transportstlon we will send onr fully in.sutatPd. very clean •*Wh#rf DONT thay Neap turplut potatoat!” I FLA T FINISH. Holland window Prompt serx’iCL. Reasonable F'OAAI Rubber sheets, cushions, prlvnfe “Courtesy Auto" for you. I c Grounded into force play for thrmighout. Within 5 minutes Jud.non In 6th. 1946 WILLYS JEEP , shades made to measure. All prices. Phono 7630. D. Frechette. special fabrications. Mac's Inter­ No obligation, _P __ t ^ BusinvH8 l.ncHtions walk from Main street and school. d—Scored winning run for Ms- SIDE GL.AM'L'S BY GALBRAITH AD around good shape. Prlred ;: metsi venetlsn blinds at a new INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ ior Decorating Store, at 214 Owner has to sacrifice. Price *13,- MAIN STORE—WATRRBURY For KvnI fit Joski in lOlh. CARNIVAL BY DICK TUKNCR light to sell quickly. low price. Keys made while you ing, paperhanging, ceilings re- .Spruce street. Phon, 6131. 600. Call Charles Lesperance. Tel. Open Thurs. Eves, till 9 p. m. I e—Singled for (.:old.'h3 A MEW BOSINESS , tCOFf l o o nt ^ Edward R. Price. Phone 2-1003. delivered. Phone 2-2623. HOSPITAL BEI>S and wheel per month. Phone 3150, after 5 j ARE YOU LOOKING for a 4, 5, AisJO F'SiJ BUSlWEbS P SOLO coosTooaW trucks today at i and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Chicago ___ 401 000 200 3— 10 NCfcOi p r o m o t io n ; W’-lA/A-reD • ■’£> / chairs for sa.e or for rent Rsles p. m Phone 7843. or 6 room home in good condition ExACrtV am' TmE HOW ABOUT CetATiMOn -vyATER, V uikaxj death/ j handbags repaired, zipper re­ FOR QUA'ylTY. price ant. service ALS(X) Nationally famous alum­ and fairly priced? Let me help RBI— Philley, Majeski 3, Masl O'lC BOX P)»)ce OF C300D WILL BVGIVIMG JEANIEFANIE-- placement, umbrellas repaired, reasonable Keith Furniture Co consult Albert Guay ''The Home inum convertible screens, storm .MR CONDITIONED OFFUrE. you solve your problem, Douglas 2, Vollmer, DiMaggio, Stephens 5, CP DCk> eiaostto AWAV FR fe DeCORMIER MOTOR men's shirt collars reversed and Phone 41.59 BibCUlIS SOMSTVIIM' WATER Owner's Painter." Complete windows and porch enclosures. Orford Building Apply Mar- Blanchard Real E.slatc Service. Zernlal 2, Tobbetts, Malone. 2B— >t^CHT.?ALES CANARIES? / FREE? SALES. Inc. replaced. Marlow's Little Mending AU-DAV.' awejl ' painting and paperhanging ser­ Keep your home cool and insect OLD RED Tin B-m. 706 Nt>rth low’s 2-9849. DiMaggia. Phillcy. Ma.si, Vollmer. 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 Shop. IMC. vice. Phone 2-1855. free this summer, draft free next Main strert, buys and sella good Tebbetts, Goodman. Majeski. HR 1 siothin6T Manchester winter. Ask about our plar - of used furniture snd antiques. — Stephena 2, Zemial. SB—Di­ MANCHESTER Upholstering Oo. Maggio. S—Majeski, Michaels. DP Imm.-d'cte Installation. First pay­ Frank Denette. Phone 2-3376 Houses for Rent 65 l>oti* for Sale 73 1948 CHEVROLET Fleetllne Aero, Re-upholstering, draperies, slip 23 —Carraquel, Michaels and Golds- Repairing ment Jan. 1. 1951. Additional in­ I 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline sedan, covers 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- WE BUT and sell good used I’rml- JUNE BIllDE .special. Four room berry. Left-.-Boston 12; Chicago u 1948 Plymouth sedan, 1947 Ply­ 9521, Open evenings. MATTRESS. Y’oui old maltre.tacs formation or fr*e estimates. Cox house, completely furnl.shod. av.ail- CORNER LOT with all utilities. 13. BB—Off McDermott 2, Kuzava Hardware Store. 6161. ture. combination ranges, gas Price *1.000. Elva Tyler. Agent. mouth sedan. Written guarantee. sterilized and remade like new. ranges and heaters Jonez Furni­ abl’ from Juno 20 to Labor Day. 2, Holcombe 2, Papal 2, Schanz 1, Call A. Osblack, 416,5. CORNICES and valance boards. Call Jones Furniture and Floor Rea.sonable rent to right party. Manchester 2-4469. Masterson 4, Cain 1. SO—by Mc­ I Iwl2i p e a t Humus, *I per bag. *4 per ture Store, 36 Oak Phone 2-1041. Custom butit, cbolcs of designa Covering. 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. Dermott 3, Kuzava, Masterson 1. yard, delivered. Bon-Air Peat Co. Phone owner 3375. TWO LOTS southwest comer of 1940 PLYMOUTH 4-DR SEDAN Phone 2-86?4, from 9 a. m. to 9 TELEVISION. It’s yours for only HO— McDermott 10 in 4 innings. Phone 6515. Irving and Windemere streets 1940 DODGE 4-DR. SEDAN p. m. REPAIR SEWING machines, 8189.95 Completely Installed in Papal 3 in 2 2-3, Kuzava 7 in 1940 HUDSON 4-DR. SEDAN household appliances. electric Wanted to Kent GK Inquire at 270 Oak artreet. WASHING Machine trouble!. For l.JOO GALLON gasoline tank, also your home, with outside aerial. 4 2-3, Schanz 0 in 1-3, Holcombe 3 i t I » 1937 CHRYSLER 4-DR. SEDAN motors and generators, and sharp­ in 2-3, Masterson 2 in 2 1-3, Jud- expert repair work call Brewer. two electric gasoline pumps. Con­ *19 95 down. baUno *10 month. REWARD. Desperately in need PKIS1 U.LAS POP The Outdoor Scholar KY AL VbKMhKR 1939 BUICK 4-DR. SEDAN ening scissors. Frank Dion. 2 son 6 in 2-3, Pamell 1 (pitched to ' All Cars In Good Running Complete line of parts for ail tact- I A Q. Motor Freight, Inc. Brunner’s Television, 358 East of rent. Good references. Phone Ridgewood street. Tel. 7779. Center street. Open Mon. Wed., Resort Property for Sale 74 one batter), Cain 6 in 4. Balk— JUST AND AT RECESS Condition makes. Tel. 2-0549. Phone 3063. 2-9334 GOT TWO Fri. 'til 8: Sat f Sunday 10 'til McDermott. Winner—Cain (2-2); SPELLIMi TIME 1 SUPPOSE CHORCHES MOTOR SALES v o u p l a y e d d o u b l e s Di a m o n d Ring, sacrifice. F*rlced 8 p. m. COVENTRY LAKE — A comfort­ Loser—Masterson (1-2). V— 80 Osklsnd St. Tcl. 2-9483 Musical— Dramatic 29 YOUNG, Uoupie, no children, de­ BASEBALL A N D A Rjilding— f'ontracting 14 very low for quick sale. Dealers sire rent. Manchester or vicinity. able little cottage of 3 rooms. Honochlck, McGowan, McKinley HOME 1938 STUDEBAKER, *95: 1938 PIANO Instructions for children invited Call Hartford 6-1137 un­ WINDOW SHADES, measured, Call Winimantic 1234W1 Reverse Fully furnished. *1,000 do\\p, and Hurley. T —3:31. A — 12.645. RUN! Hudson. *95; 1938 Plymouth. CARPENTER Work. Jobbing of 6 to 12 years old, 7.5r one-half til 6. made and installed. 10 colors and charges. balance on generous term.s. Made­ *145; 1938 Pontiac, *195; 1934 all kinds. New construction. hour. Phone 2-4287. qualities in stock. Keith Furni­ line Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or Plymouth. *50. Terms to suit. Workman’s compensation carried. COLLIER H a Y w o r t h carriage ture. Phone 4159, W ANTED — a>room rent, unfurn- 46<9. Dole Motors. 4164. Call for an estimate on any tn- with pad. Fairly good condition, ■ Ished, by mother and son. Both alde or outside work. Fred Help Wanted— Female 35 *11, Phone 8395. CLEANING Out attic or cellar T working. Good refeiencea. Phone HIGHESI CASH prices paid for Knofla TeL 7704. ru buy your unwanted furniture, 2-1668 after 3.p, m. Suburban for Sale 75 o 1937 .to 1950 used cars. In good R E LIAB LE Woman. Protestant, to TWO PIPELESS furnaces com­ china, glaasware, etc. Trading care for convalescent. Light plete with registers. One wood Post, 17 Maple etreet. Phone 2- clean condition. Douglas Motor ALTERA'nONS. additions and 4, 6. 8 UNFIJR.MSHED rooms. BROAD BROOK—A pretty, well- housework. Board and room furn­ burning hot air furnace. Are now 1089. Sales. 333 Main street kitchen remodeling. All tj-pes of Veteran, inauranae clerk, wife, ' landscaped Cape (>>d, 6 finished new construction Burton A. Rice. ished. Salary. References ex­ Installed in Community hall at two eons. Wm. Smgg, Box 76, MOVING OUT OF town. Bedroom rooms, two-car garage, garden. 1948 PONTIAC, streamliner de­ 2-2576. changed. Call 2-0.596. Bolton Center. Sealed bids will be Andover. Phone collect 23S7W4. I ! luxe. four door, h.vdramstlc, lots received until June 1 by Alexan­ •et with twin beds. Price *f75. *9,900. Terma Associate Realty, W ANTED— Experience sales clerk. New London 2-7128. of extras. .J1..595 Call S-1406 (-‘EMENT, Stone and brick work. der Bunce, R.F.D. No. 1, Rock­ Also kitchen table and fo ir 1010 Main, East Hartford, 8-4613. AWNINGS. FLAGS and Full time. Apply in person. Mar­ J after 6. ' Septic tanks and landscaping. ville. For inspection and addi­ chairs, *20; couch *16, RC.A. APARTM ENTS, fa ta houses need­ Evenings 5-1354 or Broad Brook low’s. WATERPROOF COVERS eCFS. IMS tr t . MC. f. M. U S WAT OFF. f , 5 21 .No Guns Needed BY MICHAEL U’MALI.EY AND RALPH LANS Valentino Belluccl, 80 Birch tional information call Manches­ table model radio *20. and miscel­ ed in Mancheiter or nearby area. 1548J4. VIC FI.I NT CLEAN CARS Street. ter 3466. laneous. 821 Main street. Apart­ LeasM accepted. Call General Manchester Awning and COFW 1»»0 ST MSA StIhfICC mC T M jgS. U % WflT OFF r VIC.' MOW NICE y ME WENT TO TElL ^ M E TMI N « ' att Champion LOOK. WIBTEa. XM AU RKiHT„ 50 BOW YOU FMOW I HOLVSMOKE!TOUT IHKI? whv. — Timken oU burner. O.I. poasibU- aaAfl.n. fliir x f io u r e d itp ENOUS. and Scott Atwatter outboard NOT CONFUSiMa DID fisrou r Auivet YOintfl m ar c CART flS — NO.lT AtmAT'S TMfl NAMt" ity, *10,000. MadeUne Smith, DOfBM'r MAKf fliNM !) SReAT SCOTT. tntllTH flV eOMfl FUtflTNE WMOn SENORC motora Dunphy, Pen Yan, Lor- KEL'VINATOR refrigerator, like YOU WITH ANV OTHER TO TURN ME IW».»irT I WABN'T^ Realtoti ^-1642 o 4679. ■ TKifl YOU WONT YMHOOaSt man Ameabuty skiffs Taft boat new. Inquire 60 Haynea atreet. Mi«C;eR.'. I5IUNV(?U ------a\»lTH0P~y 1841 ■aSOCKV C PASS. TOWN SEDAN— AT MRS. COWDRiV'S RBAPTMI FAFSK kits, marine hardware, paints, NEW. 5-ROOMB ob one floor, B>- •MViTUflCUW In every thing. WANTED KITCHEN SINK, 61” metal cab­ FOR SALE F & «a 5 1 w jK ' MAU.fl0X.AL50 tackle, and Mastar Craft trailers, inet. Fair condition. Reasonable. pandable. fireplace, open atalr- /• $1145 at McIntosh Boat Cb.. north 94 BiaseU street. way, picture window, tUe bath, UK7 CHEVROLET SPORT SEDAN— Experienced end of Purnell Parking lot. Teli oil hot water heat, closets galore, V err Blue b1 $1195 2-3102. Trades. Terms. 9 X IS RUG and pad. Glenwood gas hatch war. ExceUent location. New . 5 room single range, bed, spring and mattress. Price *12,000. Elva Tyler, Agent Carpenters HAVE Tpu checked up on the I f SO Phone 4921 or 4822. Manchester 2-4469. Johnson Sea Horse outboardaT near school and bus* BVILptm SVPPLIKSi For dependablUty and yeara of LATE 1949 10' Admiral T.V. con­ OFF EAST CENTER Street.^Im­ APPLY service go "Jotihson.'' We lead. sole, 1140. Itefrigerators, rangea, maculate 6-room tingle, deep' lo t SHUVGLES . ROOFlN^i Occupanejr in 2 weeks. others follow. Free us: of our test gas and electric. New furniture Owner has. been transferred. Sale W f f V w * tank extended to all outboard for tha . entire home. Chambers price *9.500. At preaejit'there Is famalatlM • Wallboarflz • Dqsfi' J.I7.WIUJA»ee> I Jarvis Realty Co. owners W# nuy sell, trade. i-Yipl J1L5WONE SITS Warehouse S alta. 50i Middle a *T,S01J O.f. mortgage on ' the / Cbl-Napwl Raliiti THE SUBCONSCiOLW •KK&taT «P „ MOW. M A d P g . 5 DOVER ROAD tot Equipment Oa, 38 Main TUmplky .^Sgiit. Open 9 a m -8 p housf whicl. can be assumed. T. Tel. Owner 344>5- itrert 795*. pa 7:W p. lm.-4;80 p m. V " J, Crockett, Broker. Phone 5410 Taoagatowa Kllehea'C«b4«4lA

,), wpnntm lEornins IfrraUi TUBSDAT,.M AY 28, 19m I Avaraca DaUy Nat Praaa Run H m WatllMr For the Month of April. 1950 fa n m O oT P . fc WnaShw Mias Betty Jane Lewis, daugh­ Mrs. Luigi Pols, chairman of ths Todny ebewen, ■entSiw ter of Mrs. Edward Lewis of committee in charge of the annual Hartford Artist pars him for his task of heading About Town the aero-medlcal unit which deals eretormik Hlgheet Woodbtidge street, la one of the banquet of the Ladles' Auxiliary of Name Speaker \ 9,891 members of the aophomore class at the Itallan-American Society, has with phases o f medicine asoaciat- near 19. Tonight, the W «ntB’a Mlarionary Soda* As^ Guest Soloist ed With aviation. Member of tho Andlt the Wllllmantic State Teachers called a meeting for tomorrow Bnrenn of CIrenlatleM Thnrigni fhlr. t f t t tlw BmaiiiMl laitheran College who are on a alx-day study evening at 7:30 o'clock to complete For Red Cross Dr. Carignan aerved with the Manchester-—A City of Village Charm a m t h la plaiinlnt to kava a nun* tour of eastern Pennsylvania coal plans. Boris Evtushenko, basso, of Arm y Medical Corps during the n aca aala at t:80 Saturday mom* and steel Industries. Their ob­ war, following medical training in la f. Tboaa ivho hava articlea to Hartford, who will be guest soloist ject Is to observe industries and Directors of the Manchester Kl- for St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Wasihngton, D. C., internship at «lomta arc raquaated to leave them Flight Surgeon at Air* (CUsiUled Advertleing on Page 19) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1956 (THIRTY PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) economic and social conditions wanls Club will have a meeting Men's Club concert, Friday eve* St. Francis hospital, Hartford, and VOL. LXIX, NO. 199 PRICE POUR CENTS at the dnirch dther Ihursday or prevailing In the hard coal re­ this evening at 8 o'clock, with ning at 8:18 at the Whlton Me­ craft to Address the residency at Cape Cod hospital, VMdajr. or if they wtah to have the gion. Preeldent Eklgar Clarke, at hia morial hall on North Main street, Hyannia. malarial called for they are re* home, 178 East Center atreet. before coming to this country a First Aid Teachers euaatad to gat In touch with Mra. Chairman Osborne stated that Plans for the annual dinner for year ago sung extensively in the meeting will be rather short Disbaitdment Demanded by Allie* Amy Cariaon, 7S25. S t Margaret’s Circle, Daughters Frank J. Mansfield Marine Corps Csechoslovakia opera In Olomoc, Dr. Roland Z. Carignan, medical ending by nine o'clock, to conform of Isabella, have been changed to League Auxiliary will meet tomor­ Lie Sees Strong In concerts, on the radio and for with the summer schedule at the Mamhers of Center Hose House the K. of C. Home for tonight at row evening at 8 o’clock at the supervisor and acting flight sur­ Angry Republicans Oempany No. 2 are reminded that geon at Pratt and Whitney Air­ Rec. Tfie public Is cordially invit­ 6:30. A t the state get-together Arnty and Navy Club. ed to attend this open meeting. payment for the trip to Boston Sunday In Wllllmantic there were craft, will address the Red Cross ahould be made to members of the 480 daughters In attendance. Mrs. The first of a series of evening First Aid Instructors group at committee by Saturday. Pinal ar* Rose (^apdelaine, Mrs. Helen meetings, conducted by Colonel Hope of Bringing rangamants must be completed by Donahue and Francis Minor were and Mrs. Joseph Acton, will be their May meeting tomorrow eve­ that date. among winners of the raffle. Sev­ held this evening at 7:30, and each ning at 7:30 o’clock In the library Decide to Adjourn eral of the state circles brought evening through Friday at the adjoining the East Side Rec. Our Lady of the Most Holy their own entertainment and the Salvation Army Citadel. Short Chairman Norman Osborne an­ Cold War to End Roaary Mothers Circle will meet picture, "You Can Change the open-air servlcea will precede the nounced today that Dr. Carignan tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at World," was shown. Refresh­ Indoor meetings. will discuss the proper emergency the home of Mrs. Philip Sullivan, ments were served at the close of treatment for burns and wounds. 9 Emerson street the afternoon. A question period will follow the Says Surge o f World 1 Session Tomorrow Poppy Sales Here address. FUR STORAGE 16 of Truman The Ladies of Columbus stirglcsl The members of the State Fed­ Dr. Carignan, native of New 3% on Furs up to $300 Valuation Feeling Spurred Peace | dressings guoup will meet tomor­ eration of Democratic Women's This Thursday Hampshire and now resident of 36 “ We’ re All Done” Say row afternoon at 1:30 at the Clubs will hold a memorial service Sunset Ridge Drive. East Hart­ 1% on each $100 over Journey to Moscow;; Intrepid Thief Swipes ford has participated In many sit­ TAMPAX Reorganizing Five Year GM Knights of Columbus Home. Any­ for Mrs. Fanny Dixon Welch Bevin States Britain Mc(trath Bike Despite FBI I.«ader8 After Caucus; one interested in helping with this Thursday afternoon at the ceme­ "Wear a poppy In memory of uations involving serious bums Modsrn msthod $300 valuation— $3.00 minimum tery of St. Peter’s Episcopal and wounds. In addition, he has work is invited to attend. our departed comrades.” Wsahlngton, May 24.—(4')— Conway Hits “ Political church In Hebron. Rev. Harold Favors Seat Now for Bills Adopted Pact Hailed As This was the message of Mich­ taken special covirses In aviation for monthly Not all crooks arc scarrii of Kean, pa.stor of the church, will medicine and cardiology to pre- Fur Trimmed Goth Coats, minimum $2.00. (Valua­ Plot” While Wechsler ael McDPnnell, commander of Dll- sanitary protoctioit Red Cliina at U. N. Attorney General J. Howard conduct the services. Anyone In­ worth-Cornell-Qiiey Post of Th# tion up to $75.00). Over $75.00, 3% of valuation. terested is cordially Invited to at­ BKcient, comfonsbic, compsa—in«tnit4 Many Shakeups Coming Peace Omen McGrath, who can whistle up Terms Republican Act IT'S American Legion, to all Legion by a doctor tnd made of purs surgictl London, May 24.— — droves of straight-shooting tend this service with the Federa­ members as preparations were be­ tion. cotton ... No belts, pins, pads or odor. Cloth Coats, minimum $1.50. (Valuation to $50). In Federal Structure FBI agents whenever he “ Disgraceful” Sample ing completed for observance of IdctI fortrsvelingf-quick tochsngf,etip Trygve Lie, summing up his wants. diipostl. 3 sins lor various needs. Over $50.00, 3% of valuation. talks in London, Paris and Of Arrogance; Little Miss Laurine Hoaglund, daugh­ annual Poppy Day here Thursday, As Hoover Committee Auto IndiiHtry Happy Some Intrepid thief stole hia Iths May 25. HALE'S ter of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hoag­ Boris Evtushenko Moscow, declared today the r^-ycnr-olil son's bicycle yes- Memorial popples will be distrib­ Proposals Become Law Members of the East German police force, which the Alllre charged was a German military force, march At Outlook A h Big Reorganization Seen lund, of Stephen street, and a Insured Pick-Up Service possibility exists of construc­ with their trained dogs through Berlin's Russian sector on Ma>- I to attend t'ommiinlst May I>iiy eele- tcrdiiy. It was parked outside freshman at Upsala College. East uted on the streets throughout the recordings. His repertoire con­ Headquarters a church. day by members of the American sists of 65 operatic roles, and he tive negotiations to “ reduce bratlon. The .Allies sent protests to Moscow saying Russia had broken Its postwar pledges by estab­ Three Complete Job Orange, N. J., has been chosen to Bulletin! State Capitol, Hartford, FOR take part In the daisy chain for Legion Auxiliary who will receive has sung in 8.80 performances. FOR ' the tensions of the cold war lishing a police force in eastern Germany with "the eharacter of an army." (A P wlrephoto). O f Writing CiOntracts May 24.— —N^th the an- the crowning of the spring queen. in exchange contributions for the A favorite role is Prince Gremln and ultimately bring it to an Washington, May 24—44V— welfare of disabled war veterans in Tchaikowsky's "Eugene One­ President Truman today Riy assertion "we’re all The ceremony will take place May end.” Detroit, May 24—(45—The sud­ 29 and will be televised. Miss and needy children of veterans. gin,” a number Included In the cur­ created a new Federal Mari­ To Bare Files done,” G.O.P. House Leader In hts Poppy Day message, rent program. He will also sing, The United Nations secretary- time Board and named MaJ. Wavell, Leader Vote to Keep den and significant new General UNIVERSAL Hoaglund is a member of the Col­ general made this statement (Jeorge C. Conway asserted lege choir. Commander M c^n n ell said: "God Is My Shepherd," with words Oen. Philip B. Fleming to be News Tidbits Motors contract left the auto in ­ 1 t I tM' I ... .. ,\ ■ S- \\ I I I' from the Twenty-third Psalm; — assTsss'® ’ ahortly after Foreign Secretary Undersecretary of Commerce to d ^ th a t as far as Republi­ "Veterans of the two world dustry today In Iti most arttled On Lattimore ware should be the first to put on "Turn Thee To Me,” Dvorak; "Eve­ Ernest Berin announced Britain for Transportation. In First W ar Culled From (/P) Wire* Draft Law Is cans are concerned, the spe­ popples on Poppy Day. The poppy ning Bells,” Gretchaninov; “ None feels Communist China should The President alM picked condition In years. cial session of the General Is our memorial flower, showing But the Lonely H eart," and "Song have a seat in the United Nations. three rhairmen of Federal All the "Big Three" producers t- Assembly will end tomorrow. of the FMa.” The China Issue Is the principal that we have not forgotten those ranrunlsslons, including his old John Wadsworth Colton, edi­ GM. Ford and Chrysler—and some I\IeCartby Says Record Conway (R., Guilford), an­ 4 COR9 obstacle in the way of normal Victory, Dies Due in House comrades of ours who fell on battle A t the age of sevqp he sang In TKJW.IULCM a a eim * Cena friend, Mon C. WaUgren, to torial writer and columnist for of the ao-called independents were nounced that a House-Senata AUTO functioning of the UJ4. Russia Will Show State Dept. Yes! - fields throughout the world In de­ the alto section of the choir under head the Federal Power Com­ HartfonI Times, dies at 9 a.m. In signed up with the CIO United G.O.I’. cavicus had approved the and Britain have recognized Com­ mission, farmer Senator We are interested in build­ fense of our country. I am calling his father’s direction. Later he BODY Cooley Dickenson hospital, North­ Auto Workers for at least two Is Guilty of Fraud plan for bringing the seaaion to a studied the violin but broke his CRAFTSMEN munist China; France and the U. James M. Mead, New York Britain Loses Soldier ampton, Mass...... Federal Court Propofied Bill Places upon all members of The Ameri­ years. close. ing custom built bouses. arm and being unable to practice 834 CHARTER OAK ST. TEL. 2-1348 8. have not. Democrat, to be chairman of Judgf Carroll C. Hincks in New can Legion to wear a poppy in Who Collected Poems; Longest of all the agreements la turned to the plqno. He married A t Lake Success, Soviet and the Federal Trade Commis­ Haven suspends imposition of Actual Inductions on Washington, May 24—(4')—Sen­ In making the announcementi Your ideas will materialize their honored memory. MRS. BALLARD the unprecedented five-year Gen­ a student of languages In the Uni­ • TOP QUALITY PAINT JOBS sion, and Harry A. McDonald aentence and places Anthony ator .McCarthy (R-Wla) aald to­ the G.O.P. leader aharply criti­ with our financial guidance "And while honoring the dead, Nationalist China delegations Held Germany Greater Stand-by Basis; No eral Motors pact announced yes­ versity of Brno and is the father of withheld comment on Bevin’s state­ to be chairman of the Securi­ l-ombardo, 56, of Bridgeport, on cized a statement made to tha we should also remember those Ranges, Refrigerators terday. It does not permit even a dny he haa decided to make public and superior workmanship. two daughters, one a university Pre-Kindergarten • TOUCH-UP PAINTING ment. U. N. sources would not ties and Exchange Commis­ Menace Than Russia Senate yesterday by Senator A l­ other comrades who are still suf­ two years probation after Lom­ Opposition Expected wage reopening before 1958. copies of "pertinent parts" of gov­ student and the other in High say whether it meant Britain was sion. bardo Is found guilty of giving fred B’. Wechsler (D., Hartford), fering from the effects of their school. Washers and AH School • BODY WORK The Ford contract allows either ernment loyalty files having a ready now to vote for the ousting false information to U. S. Immi­ the Democratic floor leader, that war service. We should think, too, London, May 24—14')—Viscount Washington, May 24 (45—A the company o f union to ask for bearing on the Owen Lattimore Governor Bowlea may call tha Jarvis Realty Co. of the children of veterans who Mr. Evtushenko was Introduced Other Appliances o f the Nationalist Chinese. Washington, May 24 —(/P) — A gration inspectors , . . Unlontown, at the March flower show at the ALL AT REASONABLE PRICES Wavel, the one-eyed British Field two-year extension of the selertive wage adjustments once before It case. Legislature back Into special aea- are wlthotit a father’s support. Will Re-Open Informed diplomats in Paris minor earthquake rattled the gov­ I Pa., mother who regained her 5 Dover Road West Hartford Armory, and last FREE ESTIMATES expires In 1952. The Chrysler con­ McCarthy aald In a statement slon after the Republican conven­ The funds contributed for the pop­ said France would not stand in the Marshal who crushed Italian I sight after 14 years of blindness service law was ticketed for 'Veek was guest soloist at the an­ Monday, Sept. 11 ernment structure today as 16 tract permits two wage reopen­ that the papers would "expose de­ tion next month to test the sin­ ples mean help and hope for these f i . . n K H A L 4 CORt way of Communist China’s being armies in Africa ten years ago, happily visits with 17-year-old House consideration today, with nual spring concert of the Y. W. 4*aMCNuna coh» Presidential reorganization plans ings by either aide In Its three- liberate fraud and deception” on cerity of the Republican platform living victims of the wars, so be seated In the U. N. in place of the died today. .soldier son who got emergency C. A. Choral Club. At Nationalists. took effect with the consent of passage probable before nightfall. year duration. the part of the State Department. of promlaea. as generous as you can afford The veteran soldier, who also furlough in Germany when he While extending the draft until Ha aald he haa photographic Revln, who saw Lie yesterday,, Congress. Both Hldtn Satisfied Wechaler told tha Senate then when you put on your poppy. 79 Lakewood Circle, South The Senate yesterday cleared the served as Viceroy of India In the heard his mother could see again. 1952, the proposed legislation copies of the files and would make blamed Ruaaia for the China dead­ All this seemed to leave both that Democrats might want to TELEVISION "We who have served side by last three of 21 of President Tru­ turbulent period after the war, un­ CAA reports that Norman would put actual Inductions on a them public when he ipeaka In Registrations now being tak­ lock and challenged her to retake sides In the Industry satisfied. put the Republicans "on the spot" side with the men whose sacrifice man’s proposals, only a few hours derwent an abdominal operation on Marsh newent attempt to set trans­ stand-by basis subject to the deci­ Rochester, N. Y., tomorrow night. of life Is commemorated by the en. Limited enrollment for chil­ her places on the U. N. bodies she Management waa looking for­ after they had adopted their plat­ $139.50 and up BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR has been boycotting. before the midnight deadline at May 5, his 67th birthday. He suffer­ continental non-stop record for sion of Congress to call up men 'He will address a convention of peppy ahould set an example of dren 3 1, to 5 years old. For ward to long periods free from la­ form. Lie, leavipg by air tonight for which they became law. It had ed a relapse Sunday. light planes ended today at for service. Catholic editors. patriotic remembrance for all citi­ further Information rail bor strife. T^e UAW was hopeful Conway, at tho conclusion o f Elfictrlo Rangeiv—Refrigera­ At Home — At Work U. N. headquarters at Lake Suc­ killed five prevlouely. A daring strategist who be­ Hachlta, N. M. . . . By wide ma­ All youths between 18 and 26 Flies From OW'I Rerords tors— New Furniture for the zens. Put on a poppy early in the Manchester 2-1698 of using the Big Three agreements one of the moat demonatrattva cess, promised to continue hia ef­ The Maritime Commission van­ lieved in taking calculated risks, jority, North Baptist convention would continue to register with McCarthy has charged that Lat- GRRTIIEItS Entire Home. morning on Poppy Day and wear SEE their draft boanla and be pro­ as patterns as acorea of amaller timorc, a Johns Hopkins Universi­ U.U.P. caucuses of the aeasloh, oa- forts for a renewed approach with­ ished as a legal body. Mr. Truman the first substantial victories for at Boston votes to change its name Mon«kv«ter. C«>An 9*1441 It all day." Keep COOL While Others Perspire. Work, cessed as at present. firms where bargaining has been eerted: PACKARD T ransportation in the framework of the United is expected to replace It promptly Britain in the last war. He to American Baptist ronvrnUofi . . ty professor and occasional con­ Nations to end the cold war. A But until the House and Senate, held up pending the big settle­ sultant to the State Department "We're quitting Thursday. Wa'ra Sleep, Relax in Air-Conditioned Comfort, with a new, three-member "Federal turned the tide, temporarily at Dr. Kurt 8rhumarher is re-elected ments. Chaiiibers Warehouse DRIVE ULTRAMATIC spokesman for the Secretary Gen­ chairman of West German Social acting together, declared a nation­ on Far Eastern Affairs, Is Rus all done. If they (Democrats) can, Available Maritime Board" of temporary ap­ least, in 1940 and 1941 and In­ U AW President Waltsr Reuther Sales Choose Your Own Summer Weather With a eral said Lie would meet President pointments. spired the Empire with hope In a Democratic party at Hamburg con­ al emergency existed which re­ sla's top spy In this country. Lat­ let them call ua back Into a special Wednesday BIG TRADES Truman and Secretary of State quired an increase in the armed said ths union would use the GM timore haa denied that charge un- seaaion If they dare." 801 E. Middle Tampike Until ha acts, all ftvs fonnar time of deep depression. vention . . . Members of Henry A. PONY Acheson in Washington some time Wallace’s Progresalve party march forces: Conway reiterated that <3over- next week, at their convenience. back and forth in front of White 1. No inductions could be or­ (Oontinned on Pngo Feuiteen) (Oontlnued oo Fage Fourtoea) nor Bowlea and hia DemoeraUa Morning Only! Open • A. M. to 8 P. M. . ■ . GET RID of THAT (OoattaDcd OB Page Twelve) (OonOnned oa Page Eighteen) dered. 7:80 P. M. to 8:80 P. M. He taw President Truman before House with signs demanding pas­ colleagues were using the General YORK coming to Europe. sage of FE P legislation. 2. The president could not mo­ Assembly "purely as a political RIDES BRUNNER’S, he. BAY WINDOW! bilize Industry or taka over war- Ih e text of Lie’s statement; stage." Two groups of veterans and ea.sential plants. 9 a. m. to 12 Noon Manchester Grange Lot 358 EAST CENTER STREET FtdBetttrl task Better N o Doors W ere Closed farmers support proposal for de­ The Republican decision to vralk Hartford Road f« • Fin* Quamjr *T have been asked to make a 3. No 18-year-olds could enlist. N. Y. Central Railroad Wants Public Airing veloping UN Into world federatlan, 4. Voluntary enllatmenta of leas out on the apeclal eesaion brought Regrabr 29e OPEN— Mon., Wed., Fri. ’til 9— Sat. Afternoon, 5 A ir-Conditioning statement about the results of my while third organization of retired thia comment from Wachaler: Saturday, May 27 to ABDOMMM. SUPPORT than two years would be prohibit­ A L L DAY S U N D A Y — 10 A. M. ’til 8.P. M. talks with government leaders In military officers opposes It. .. Gov­ ed. . "This is another disgraceful ax- ■niii ii the day of stream­ London, Paris and Moscow before UNBLEACHED Tuesday, May 30 ernment cracks down on Swiss The draft-extension bill also Strike Postponed hibition of arrogance." lining . . . for appearance leaving Europe to return to Lake I s Unit Qf Amerasia Case firm accussed of selling American authorizes the President, upon de­ Conway and Senate OOP Leader Benefit of ^ . for eSBciency. TTurt Succeaa. chemicals to Russia satellite In vi­ claration of a national emergency, Charles 8. House (Mancheater) — “Bay Window" slows you "A t this time I can only M y olation of U. S. export controls.. GRANGE WINDOW UNITS CONSOLE MODELS to order into active service all •aid that before the Republican MUSLIN down, saps your energy, Father and brother of Harry Gold, Four UuiouB Agree to Building Fund fires your back—makes you look years that I am not dissatisfied with my controlled house racesaea tomor* KnowUnd Ui^ge. ! Buzzic Dali Is 39-year-oId scientist charged with Denies Charge older. Our Abdominal Supports are BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE UNITS talks in the three European capi­ (Continued on Page Thirteen) Refer Grievauces to 5 yds. for ON’T scientifically designed to lift and sup­ tals. No doors have been closed. I Action ^ elites, turning over atomic bomb secrets (Oontinueil on Page Elghtaan) port sagging muscles, brace your badt, return to the headquarters of the to Russia, say in Philadelphia that Mediatiou Board; Haii Tydings’ Statement| Q h Hoiicym OOU they cannot believe he haa been Of Race Ban miss the opening of the new restore your natural figure. Make you No Piping, Duct Work or Water Connections With United Nations with the belief that I feel wonderful and look inches slim* the posaibiUty of constructive ne­ disloyal to his eountry. Beeu Set for Tomorrow departnieOl^ at Marlow's to he Our Window Units— Simply “Plug In” And Enjoy Security Is Involved j ____ Fuchs Ally Is I merl Find out for yourself! Coiuulta* gotiation exists. But the results of Charging wage and hour viola­ announced In Wednesday's pa­ I lion and Fitting Service is FREE. Complete Air-Conditioning tions, V: S. Department of Labor Cleveland, May 24—(45 — Four Navy Says Saipan Party *1.00 FREE these exchanges of views and ideas Washington, May 24—(4>)— Sen­ He ami Bride Hope It per. asks U. S. District Court In New railroad operating brotherhoods a S ir wide. Firm qualitv. Per­ DRIVING LESSONS ator Knowiand (R., Calif.) called Haven for Injunction against Held by FBI 0|»en to All; Replies fe c t (OonttBued on Page Eighteen) ^Lasts Forever’ ; They have postponed until June 10 a Flashes! In Cooperation With The EASY PAYMENT TERMS ARRANGED today for a thorough public airing Wood Industries. Inc., of 339 MANCHE8TER DRIVINU of the 1945 Ameraaia case involv­ Are Wed in California Trumbull street, H artford.. Sev­ strike they had set for tomorrow To YMCA Secretary (Late BuUevtiu of the (45 W in ) ACADEMY ing alleged theft of secret govern­ enteen Insurance companies file Harry Gold, Philadel­ against the New York Central (SMdemi ment documents. action In Common Pleas Court in railroad lines east of Buffalo. Norfolk, Va., May 24—<45—The Santa Monica, Calif., May 24— 9 a. m. to 12 Noon Dooglaa Motor Salea will give Princess W ill phia Chemifit, Arreated The date was changed at the re­ Navy has denied a charge of racial General Drafting Knowiand said a Senate Foreign New Haven against Scovllle Man­ Boy Chokes to Death free driving leaaona to anybody 901 Main St. Tel. 5321 Relations Subcommittee already (4’)—Curtis (Buzzle) Dali, darling quest of . the National (Railway) discrimination aboard the Carrier Irregulars of 49c * SEALY MATTRESSES $29.95 and up ufacturing Co., of Waterbury, for In Atomic Secrets Case Service pnrchnalng a oaed ear. looking into the controversial case of the White House as a child, and damage done to paint on auto­ Mediation Board, said Carl J. Goff, Saipan while It was In Charleston, New London, Conn., May 24— Prescription Pharmaej W ed Sunday assistant president of the Brother­ 8. C., last week-end. (45—A three-ynar-old boy choked For a good used car aee WILLIAMS ef ought to get to the bottom o f the his laughing bride are off today mobiles allegedly resulting from situation as quickly as possible. Philadelphia, May 24—(45— A hood of Locomotive Firemen and The Rev. Emmett A. L. Lamp- to death here last night while a ALL NYLON Architectural, Mechanical Honest DougUa, SSS Main S t, on a honeymoon that they hope fumes and chemicals discharged He is drafting a Senate speech list Enginemen. kin, secretary of a Negro Y. M. surgeon worked agalnet time to Tools, Patents opposite Hnnsen'a Milk Bar. "lasts forever.” from plant. 39-year-old Philadelphia research KEMP’S, Inc. Daughter o f Egyptian urging quick action. chemist of Russian extraction la Other unions involved are the C. A. In (Tharleaton, made the remove a one-inch wood ecrew The late President Roosevelt's For automobile driving In* FINE BEDDING The Californian talked to re­ held today in 1100,000 ball, charg­ Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi­ charge. He said white enlisted lodged In bis throat. CUfton L. Drawings and Sign Writing OIL SERVICE porters after Senator Tydinga (D„ grandson married Robin Edwards neers, the Order of Railway Ckjn- personnel of the ship ate turkey at INFANTS SOX stmctlnna oaU the Manchester King to Have Moslem ed with receiving atomic bomb Evans, aon of Mr. aad Mrs. Roger 763 MAIN STREET In an Episcopal Church yesterday Ante Driving Academy. Dual TEL. 5680 341 BROAD STREET Md.), who heads the Inquiry com­ secrets from Dr. Klaua Fuchs and ductora and the Brotherhood of a party aboard the vessel Friday Evans, picked up the screw from T E L . M 2 5 7 Ceremony in Frisco as 200 family members and friends Adler Ends Railroad Trainmen. GORDON McBRIDE control cars. Rates 98.00 per mittee, said the group haa re­ turning them over to Soviet Rus­ while Negro personnel had only the fioor of hl« home aa his moth­ beamed. She is the daughter of Goff aald the untbna had decided full hour, as few lessons as yon ceived behind-closed-deors testi­ sia. hot dogs at a separate function In er waa preparing him tor bed« L'8 Autumn Street wish, mony that 99 per cent of the hun­ James B. Edwards, Douglas A ir­ yesterday to strike at 6 a. m. (e. a. town the next night. Ic pr. San Francisco, May 24 — (48— Dr. Fuchs Is the former top Brit­ The mother saw the baby pot Um dreds of confidential documents re­ craft Co. engineer. His Rebuttal t.) Thursday, but a few hours later The Rev. Mr. Lampkin said he Tel. 5380 Princess Fathia and her commoner ish atomic scientist serving 24 •crew in bis mouth and attempt­ TEL. 4299 covered in the case were "highly The brunette bride wore a gown accepted a mediation board plea understood the food and "lovely f i r a «lown ruff, paiitrl bock. husband are about to end the "kiss- years for passing atom secreta to ed to remove It but waa unable to Stwe V/i to 7*^, Infaatft rizra. less” feature of their month-old casual" — of very little Impor­ of pink satin and organdie. Asked for further attempts at Settle­ corsages" for hostesses attending do so. Russia. ment. civil marriage. tance. how long the honeymoon will last, Says He Doesn’t Care the shipboard event were paid for • • • Arrest of Harry Gold, senior 290 Grievances out of the ship’s recreation fund. On Sunday Riad Ghali, 31, will Of Importance To Security she said: "W e don't know. I hope Saddler. Can’t Accept blo-chemlat in one of Philadel­ "Some 290 ralaellaneous griev­ Money provided by the ship for wed 19-year-old Fathia In Moslem The' remaining one per cent, it lasts forever." After s recep­ What Public Thinks 9 a. ni. to 12 Noon Tydinga told a news conference phia’s largest hoapitala for the ances — many of them individual entertaining the Negro sailors, he MlnneapoUa, May 24—<45— rites at Fairmont Hotel on Nob tion the young couple left for s About His Beliefs cases — are Involved,” Goff said. aald, was limited to one dollar a Manager Charley Johnston aaM Hill. late yesterday, may have been of last two years, waa announced In some Importance to national se­ secret destination. Some of the cases stem from dif­ man. today that prior commitments Regular 39c gud 49c SPECIALIZING IN "It will be a real marriage this Present were the groom’s grand­ curity. Hartford, May 24—(45 — Both ferences between the union and the A apokesman for Atlantic Fleet make It Impossible for Sandy time," Ghali said. mother, Eleanor Roosevelt, his (Ooattned ea Plage Xsa) CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Tyding added that the commit­ sides rested today In the $200,- Snddicr to aooept a Juno 14 date He and hia princesa didn’t con­ tee’s staff la engaged in an analy­ mother, Anna Roosevelt Dali (OonUnued qsi Paga Twalva) (OoBtiiMied OM Pago Twelve) for a title bout with fentherwelghl sider the civil — but platonic — 000 libel suit brought by Larry Prtd. Toweling GENERAL CONTRACTING sts of the Justice Department's Boettiger, and two uncles, James Adler and Paul Draper against champion Willie Pep. JohnstoR marriage official. They have main­ complete record of the 1945 case. and John Rooaevelt. Buzzle’s made the statement when Informr REMODELING AND REPAIRING tained separate auttes. Mrs. Heater R; McCullough, Green­ Famous Team He said that includes the docu- father, Curtis Diill Sr., of Ban wich, Conn., housewife. ed Matohmnker Al Wetll hna FREE ESTIMATES Whether the Moslem ceremony reached an agreement with Fep^S Prtd. Towels will be considered official by The action followed presentation Oriental Treasure Chest MORTGAGES ARRANGED (Oenttaned on Paga Twehrn) (Oanttnaed on Pngo Twelve) of rebuttal testimony by the en­ Breaks Down manager for a Saddler boot at Fathia's brother — King Farouk New York’s Yankee Stadium Jnnp o f Egypt — seems doubtful. tertainers. Federal Judge J. Jos­ Make Lawn Mowing Easy eph Smith then declared a mld- Waits Congress Action 14. Weill aald In New York ha ERNEST A. RITCHIE . Farouk labelled Ghali "adven­ had wired Johnston na offer of 4 $ 1.00 turer.’’ stripped Fathia of her title moming recess. Bob and Martha Duo Is Adler, the final rebuttal witness, i;i/i per eeot of the gate reeelpta. 15 LIBERTY ST. TEL. 8172, MANCHESTER With A Power Mower and impounded the wealth of both Acrobats Bust Emily • • • CMorfal prints, la towels and was asked about hia activity for Split Due to IllneRs Washington, May 24— (45— An ^ but the eonimlttee doei not know Fathia and the Queen Mother Dies la Vain Sncriflee toweling to brighten your sura* WE HAVE REO ROYALE N u ll. the Committee for the First oriental treasure chest filled with where the Japanese got It. Amendment, which in 1947 protest­ O f Mrs. ^Senator’ Taft Patterson said the treasure la In Onllford, Me., May 24—<#>—A user kltciien. Farouk directed much of hia Post at Batty Banquet gold and precioua gen^e, and In TRIM-A-LAWN AND MOTaMOWER ed the House un-American activl- Tokyo. He did not estimate its jronag mother perished today with wrath at hia mother because she custody of General Douglas Mec- openly approved the romance be­ Uea committee probe of Hollywood. Washington, May 24—(45—TTie value but committee members said three children — two her own—oho PENNSYLVANIA HAND MOWERS Thomas A. Diskln, defense Arthur, hes aroused the curiosity trin vaiidy to save ftem th * Tmmm f tween her youngest daughter and Newark, N. J., May 24—(4>>—, Each took a bite out of a salad election campaign team of "Bob it waa sufficient to "pay a po­ 9 a. m. to 12 Noon counsel, asked "Did you care what tentate’s . ranson several Umaa flaming farmhouse. Nelghbaca the Non-Moslem Ghali. ArblUra of etiquette would have bowl as his bead came down. and Mariha” —which haa advanced of Congress. Fathia’s choice for a honeymoon The soup had to flow up-hlU to the public would Uilnk about your the political fortiinea of Senator over.” saved two other chUdrea from • MEN’S WHITE 14al/wCslsrBaaUri __ been ahocked. at nil thoM people An Investigator for the House Closeout Special! site waa not disclosed. She favors get into Jelaki and Frits Baronek. protest?" Robert A. T a ft (R-Ohlo) to high From General Luclua Clay, downstairs Utebea ef the twoi* Put That In Your Pipe Ckalca a f Csloral " I don't think I have ever cared Interstate and Foreign Commerce story dwelliBg. Another ddid ipa Hawaii, where her slater, Princess eating with their elbows on the They did a double-decker head- mention for the Preaidency--final- former American Military Gover­ WA Sieneitta. aedfellnito about what the public thinks of committee has been assigned the nor of Germany, the committee re­ to safety. None o f the throe was Faika, recently honeymooned fol­ table. stand, one on top at the other. ly haa broken down. Job of getting the details, particu­ 6 ^ , T O lowing her marriage to Dr. Fouad my beliefs," Adler replied. ceived some interesting Informa­ hUnivd. TEE SHIRTS And Smoke It I ROSEBUSHES 65c They would have fainted dead For cocktails, Mia - Jonennen of Senator Taft told a gathering of larly plana for diapoaltion of the • • • A t Hmmrnt, be oonfldenf yoifll gst ■XAMPLCt OP LOANS Sadek. Would Be False Conclusion tion on war loot taken from ths ossh pmmptiy—it’s "YES" to 4 cot Been dieiunlng o f a home e f yonr owaT Tkla ie the Meet ttme Ar-Bee & Co. Finland assumed a poae somewhat Ohio Republican' congressmen and treasure of untold value. MMMwmiNramnM Faika, too, Ired brother Farouk away at the sight of chins, chests, new in even the most fashionable "Even If they draw the conclu­ Nazis. Say Rnsetoas Defay Barges 9. Bo conAfonf year privacy wiU bo to woko ap to maUty. Depoeft a porttMi ef yew eanriaga rega­ 22 New Britain Ave. with her marriage— but not to the congreeoional nominees last night A subcommittee heard about BeiBa. May 24-<45 — Britiah m.49 V9J$ 4SL45 FRUIT TREES $1.00 necks, fast mnd shoes— siso on the circles. Her chin and throat rest­ sion that you are n Cbmmunist CLgy testified that the Invading esspoetod . . . no outriders invN vsd. lO sI l l y la a Maacbeeter Sa'vlaga R Loaa Savtoga Plaa. 0 «r gea* Hartford, Conn. degree that Fathia has. Faika’s that the illness of Mra. Taft, the tha fabulous cheat from former Americans aaised between 250 and authorittes today aoeooed the Baa- And ytm saloet bast paymsut data and erooe eanriaga will pyraarid y e w aavlaga, aad BMke that ptpa banquet table. ed comfortably on the tablecloth aympathizer?” Diskln asked. Martha In their team, probably will c each husband is a commoner but he la " I f they did that I think they Secretary of War Robert P. Pat­ 300 mllUon dollars worth of Nssi of vIolattBg Fear-Fowet M om A No unnscott^ qnsttiont. jaa,l $• i$u|$at D» •• aa maay ef year Maaehaeter arighbere The National Society of Acro­ between her elbows. Her torso make it Impooalble for her to share Hartford 2*8036 alfo a Moslem. then bent backwards up Into the are drawing - a false conclusion," terson during unheralded hearings gold which was split up among 16 agreemcato for aarestrieted m m - Come In, phono, or writs fUmmt todar- looN* 0# omor wm^mh m orewrfiee. have deae la the peat M yeara. Start year aavlaga plaa today. Paint Spedall the campaign platform with him A lo«N of $100 <#ii9 120.40 viloo Faika and her husband were In- bats and AerlsUsts set the delicate air behind her, her feet finally the harmonica player said. on legislation dealing with aUen nations claiming raparatlona from mvalcsttosB between BaHa s m IW s low price Wednesday Uans928to9SOe prooiotly k T2 wookhr coo* I Cali onr local representativo | art o f table manners back centur­ this year. property and war claims. Germany. Russia waa not one pf West Oennaay by hoMag ap h am cocotipo kctcliMli 0# |t04tf —c4. For Your Convenience Open Thursdays T il 8 P. M. completing an arc and coming Earlier Draper had testified rnonlng only. A reg. 8Be valiw. at Manchester 8239 ONE COAT OUTSIDE WHITE (Conttniied on Page Twelve) ies at their fifth annual conven­ down firmly on the table, on eith­ that ha did not feel he - was pro- Mra. T aft , long bos been recog­ Members disclosed the testi­ theni. traffic. The Brttteh oeaspialat tion hers yesterday. er side o f the cocktail glass. Oommuniat by appearing at bene­ nised as a capable campaigner for mony today. ’ d a y satlmsted at "many mil­ was laade la a letter e< j r otiat Crruf^coaPANri ruMr nets v e 9a t Vf9n -/ Manchester X Treisnry Balance The busineaa meeting was con­ her famous husband, "Senator General MaeArthur, Patterson lions o f dtfilars'’ the value o f pro­ seat by Mai- Gea. O. ■ . Boataa ar moll gaapaw far F R il fcaeWal Gal. In 5 Gal. Lots No, o f course she didn't spill fits for organizations after they $3-69 ducted with strict decorum. But any. were cited as aubverelve. Yeater- Bob," with whom she has toured tesUfled, bss the key to the chest perty that had beJonK* three of them occupied one chair. (Oantiaaed an V w Tnwive) of a high blood pressure eondiUoo. Jananeae at tha end o f tha war. to be s H ast

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