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Mra. Suaan T. Morriaon of H H Mr. and Mra. Ji imaa Duka, of slj • y * » ^ w - * ■ ^ Mra Rav Pofarty of lOS Rld^ 9,052 Mr. and Mra. Lllley atraat lepcrta that ah* haa Staphan atraat. have ratumad I MMlIy efoaiy aad sot m eoel atreet_ je e t and Mra Ann Vannen of from a two waakn vacation, anant Shop Jn Comfort On Our and thair taro daqgMaia o< • » Pine HIU atfeat have ratuiinad af- two Eaater llltea In bloom. Weddings tealgkti geSerally fair aad wanoir About Town Main atraat hare ratuniad from ______Philadelphia In Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Que­ Soaday aad Mooday. ter a vacation in bec, Canada, and Cold Stream A vecBtloo to Hwnptofi Booch, where they vlalted Mr. and ilra. Mr. and Mr*. Abram Matchett,| Richards-RnMno Air Conditioned Second Ftoor H., and a trip to York Harln>r and of 48 Winter atreet, have bad aa Pdnd. BnSeld, Main*. Thair aon, Mr. and M m J. Rubtno of Kent MonrAeafer**—4 City of Village Charm ' Mr. ta d M n . Arthar U due and George Moonar, formerly of Man- Thomaa Duke, mtumed with them tUHOy «€ • ! B teiin d Btraet hare Ofunqult, Mo. cheater. their gueat .th* laat few day*. Mra. atm et Hartford, announce the mad tn m tta 8mlUi-Mm«- Agnea Thompeon. of Belfaat, Ire­ from Boothbay Harbor, wham ha Jaawa Trlalfno «rf Uia land. Mm. llKmipaon came to thla haa apent tba aummar. marriage of their daughter, Rana VOL. LXVL, NO. 280 IS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, AUGUST 80, 1947 (TWELVE PAGES) FRICK FOUR CENTS __ w^ddlnff to Piovldioc^, IL T «i Mr. and M ra David Cola of Nor­ Baanty Salon la attandln« the to Ruaaell Rlcharda aon of M m ■ad a racattoa imant at Nanra- man atraat are enjoying a ten day country to vlalt her daughter, Mra. American Loslon convention m Mlaa Uomtta Maaon and Law­ Anna Rlcharda of School atreet taM att Plar, R. ^ automobile trip through Vernwnt, H. Nelaon of Hampton Falla, N. H. V “ 1 1 Naw York O ty thla weak. Mm. Thompeon will aall for Bel­ rence Charbonneaa win be married Mancheater. The ceremony took V New Hampahire and Maine. They place Auguat 25. 1947 In Baltl- apent a few daya vlaltlng frienda faat, Ireland, on ftept. 8 on the at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning at T iW k Crashes Into Creek A faraareU Queen Ellaabeth. S t Bridgat’a churcb. nwra. Maryland. Wadnaadajr night for Mra. Joaapn In S t Johnahury, VL 65,000 Comrades Crane at the home of Mra. Reds Ratify Peace Th# Aachenbranner of 1 » M cIW atreet. A number of gueata attei^ Dtwty-Richman dad and preaenfed Mra. Crane arlth l6 Legion Parade; many lovely ano uaeful gift*. Mra. Crane who ha* | en a realdent of Co. Manchaater for the paat three Accord With Five yeara la moving to Long laland 750,000 Watching OCUI.IST a ty , N. Y. PRESCmiPTlUNS KILLED c NEW KRAMES Pay tumultuous Trib* V e te ra n ffpldl i . Satellites of Axis LENS DUPLICATED LECLERC ute to Marchers; New ▼ C ie ra il 1 1 6 1 0 REPAIRS MADE Kwicnil Haiiid Yoik Mayor Leads As F B I Finds Clears Way for Forma] Parade Expected to New Caliiiiet No Herald tA Main StmH BRING THEM TO HALE’S Ending of Hostilities PtiMM SZAf Last More Than 12 Atom Photos Monday For Bulgaria, Finland, HIJ / U 2 ^ 9u a H a d ! Seen Doomed Make sure your youngsters Hours; Police Ahead Hungary, Italy rad start the new fall term fully To Be Arraigned Be* Romania; Moscow Ra* equipped for the work ahead New York, Aug, SO.— (^P)— For Collapse No luue of the Maneheater PUBUC American Legion comrades, Evening Herald will lie l a i w of them. They will be happier, fore U. S. Commission* dio Unexpectedly An* STENOGRAPHER the greying exnloughboys publinhed on Mondajr, better students. You will be er at New Yoik Today; TBaUlariM IlrudA AlniodI nouncf^s Action by NDRKMKR F. M. BRODERICK and the younger, jauntier Sept. 1, Labor Day. M K M i U y RaWaow BMg. Stt Mala St . proud of them. We have every­ former GIs, parad^ up flag- Los Alamos Pictures Solidly Populist Call* Presidium of Soviet Rae« SS a TM. S-ld4S thing the school child will lined Fifth avenue today as Washington, Aug. SO.— (JP)—Ar* iiipl for CiTfice; Re* need. Come in now. hundreds of thousands ' of London, Aug SO,—K/P>—• spectators paid tumultuous noid Frederick Kivi, a 27-)rear-old plarpB Coalition Rule ! Woman Flier Ruhnian ratification of peaefi tri|)ute to the men of two ex-aoldier, waa held for arraign­ treatica with five axis gatel* World war*. ment before a U, S. Commissioner Athens, Aug, SO.—(A5—Qreec* li^es cleared the way today Deportsaent Manattr Posi* GIRLS’ Throog* Number 750,009 in New York today on chargas of had a government today for th* Starts Early for a formal endiag of hostile Police Oommlaaioner Arthur taking ”highly confidential photo­ first time In a week, but ths nsw tioa Open At Borton’s Wallander eetlnuited « t 9:49 a, m. ities for Bulgaria, Finland. AMERICAN INDIANS graphs” from the Loa Alaqm , N. cabinet, headed hy Constantin COTTON DRESSES (e.*.t) that the throng* along the M., atomic Inatallatlonsi * Other Pilots Let Jane Hungary, Italy-and Romanis. WERE NOT HORSEMEN Wonderful opportanity . . . line of march numbered 750,000. J. Edgar Hoover, director of the Tsaldnris and almost solidly Popu­ The Moscow radio announced Plain colors and colorful prints, ftliM 7 to 14. There were an eatimated 05,000 Federal Bureau of Investigation, a asn tog tratter-troek. taaded w M 34,000 poomlii of -bobble gam aad list (Royalist), seemed doomed to Page Hlavaeek Hop peraonn marching in tho Legion's unexpectedly laat night that ORIGINALLY YOUR announced Klvl waa arrested last buracra, ctaabed lat* a tetephoae pole, phinged -f}ml.'lO-fitol embembankment (arrow) and landed in the earl? collapse. •h* presidium of the BupretWa ~8>)» wtH train yon In modern climactic parade, expected to laat Before Official Time night In Brooklyn, N. Y., where aknllow Scbobnrln creek, M mile* from Hr-kenertady, N. T.—-(A P Hlrt-photfl). Tlie 10 mlniatens were sworn in vlet had ratified th* five treatl*% Tiw ABMrieaa Indiana did not more than 12 hours over a 2 1-2 Hoover said FBI agents nabbed S7 aigniMl in Part* last Feb. 10. mtrdisndlslnr ' methods^, $2.59 $3.98 mile route 39 block* long. by Arrhl)lahop Damosklnos lost Van Nuys, Calif., Aug. 30—(^P)— Sava hnraaa bafom the arrival of MOORE photographs and 10 negatives nlgiif at the palace ol King Paul 1 Mayor WiUlatn O’Dwyer, a Le­ Last Major P*wrr to Ratify Kiliopaana upon thla continent Good Salary. Apply In Per when they searched Klvl'a home. to replace the coalition govern- Pretty Jan* Png* Hlavncek, a wnia YIm Sret horaia aaen by Indiana gionnaire hlm*elf and wearing hi* Hoover’s announcement said Sunny Skies time WASP, sent the Bendix tr^ Russia waa the laat of th* four 1 men* of Populist Premier Deme- major powers to ratify and a Brit­ wan tlMNM brought by the Span- son only. 841 Main StrraL OYM SIITS over**** cap at a jaunty angle, led Klvl at first denied havihg any End British Mandate I trios Maximoa whleh fell lost Sat­ lahlRVkdemof Moclco. 1. "Niw - RAYON DRESSES the parade at the start behind a highly confidential pictures but phy dash off to a flying, but early, ish umclal said Andrei Y. Vlahln- ______L urday with the reaignatlona of start today. of KntMedo” — Oeo. w. ARI H IR I^Jk Bright colom with Iriah frochat laea. mounted police escort. The march­ that he later admitted removing For Holiday sky, deputy Boviet foreign minis- three Centrist cabinet memlwra. tar. had promloel that Ruoaia er* got under way promptly at the from the Loa Alamos project cer­ Keeps Foreign Ministry Anxious to get to Cleveland, 0 „ C$m9 h acheduled time -of 8:30 *. m. (e.a. tain clasalfled photographs. Claaal- For Palestine Urged to participate In another event of would agre* to deposit tha inatru- Ail except one belonged to the menU at raUflcatlon at "an sarly WhRt Yovr Dolbr Win Bay t). fled documents or pictures are Weather Bureau Pram* Populist party, led by Tsaldaris. the Jfatlonal A ir races today, Mrs. $ 3 .9 8 to $ 5 .9 8 Behind the vanguard wtre all those usually marked secret con­ Hlavaeek received permission from dat*.’ thiw completing action and WkSR Tm PStlMltM A.T.S. Is htYms Tha exceirtlon was on Independent, making th* treaties effecUv*. Th# the colorful units traditional to fidential or restricted. iaea Mid-Summer Tem­ Majority of Committee Admiral Alexander Bakellariou, th# othsr pllota to depart during OasHtj • Scrvics sad Ecobo- the Legion's big parades — the Equipment Shown la Plctorrs ths night. Her plan* took o ff at Instruments ot raUflcatlon for th *' mwi peratures for Nation Favors Splitting of mlnlater of supplies and pmvisl'm- Italian treaty must be depoattad « q r 1r Pan Mtasorc! state and foreign delegatlona. The FBI director said pictures News Tidbits ol minister of merchant marine. 4:80.15 a. m. (pn.t). Official* at Army, Navy and Coaat Guard found In Klvl’a possession showed Mstropolltan airport reported fa- at Pario, tha others at Moscow. CINDERELLA DRESSES Holy 1.4111(1 Into Two Tsaldaris, becoming premier, kept Btlll to be drafted are treaties New units, a crack detachment of West various phases Of atomic reaearcb By The Associated Press Culled From (/F) Wires the Foreign Ministry, which he wirabla tall wlada all the way to for Austria. Germany and Japan. AUTOMATIC Point cadets, about 2,000 band* equipment used in connection with Summer's final extended week-1 Independent Nations had held under Moxlmos. Cleveland. A crowd of some 500 and drum and bugle corps, | and the bomb and several pictures of braving a chilly pre-dawn, lined By the terms of th* aatelUto Wa'ra picaaad Bice* 3 to Sx end holiday started today with a In a formal statement Issued to­ trsaUes, Ruaaia atanda to gain When Minutes $1.98 and $2.98 hu];dred* of waving flag* and ban. visitors to ths atomic pit^ierty. T m’o American' atudenta and day, Taaldarls saltl he atlll waa the roped runway to watch her HOT WATER HEATERS to anaonnea The first atomic bomb waa as­ promise from the Weather Bureau 3900.000, (XN) In reparaUooo, the tha arrival of ners. Geneva, Switzerland, Aug. Biitlnh artist, missing near Rus- Willing to negotiate with the oppo­ depart. Count! sembled and tested at Los Alamos. of mid-summer temperatures and nlnn son* of Finland, arrive u fe Awards Total 835,000 only major power to claim such M . SO • 46 . M GsDcm tkeaa amart Fall Dresses Whlteiied by Confetti 30.— (/P)— The United Na­ sition for a broadened eoalltton paymenU. She gets 3300,000,000 The project still Is a major center sunny skiea for moat of the nation in Helsinki. . . . Los Aageles has cabinet. , n aw M o o r e Unlforin* soon were whitened tions Special iCummittee on The official takeoff waa oet for each from Romania, and Finland, 8lc*a 7 to 14 for atomic reaearch. through Labor day. 3750,000 Inundry fire. . . Soviet Gym Suita you’ve $2.98 and $3.98 by th* showers of confetti, the Talks along that Mine this week 7 a. m. (pn.t.), with 12 other 3300.000. 000 from Hungary and Elsetok — OU ~ Bottk Gas Charming dresses exquisitely handled in crepe’s, Hoover said that Klvl, when There will be some rainfall in Palestine wa.s reported ready press ^______haUs Biiselau raUflpaUan of came to nothing. Borne oppoalUon bean waiting for. tom telephone book* and news­ plfinoo ready to roar away In quest 3100.000. 000 from Italy. Tep icykt, Up workman, first interviewed, said he )iad made parts of t)ie country during the today to recommend that the \ peace treatira lor Bulgarin, 9Hn- leaders have eriticiaed Populist of- Of wuh-faat, tub- aatina and faille. paper* always deluged on parad- 500 official photographs of various of the trophy and awards toUlIng babla cotton*. S*n- next three days, tlie Weather Bu­ British mandate over the land, Hungary, Italy and Romania flclala' conduct of the fight against 335,000. Th* winner la figured on From Romania. Ruaaia takas •hip, Up fabrics—all at cr* in this city of big parades. stages of development of the th* soatern border provtnoa of forlMdribrunk. of reau said in a nation wide fore­ Holy Land be ended as soon as major st^ forward In organ­ Oommunlst-led guerrillas in ths an elapsed time haslfi. f l . I S. S,tpf>Lf lt< ^ - ■ «ty dsv)U‘t 0 ‘ 0 snh prices! From our new series of longer, and lovelier dresaea. Thousands watched from iivln- atomic bomb. H * later admitted, cast for the holiday week-end. izing mrpetunl peace for Bhirop*. . north. Beasarahia; and from FInUnd hhs courae. With non- _ I dows along canyoned Fifth ava* th* FBI director said, that he aa possible, with a majority Ths 3,045-mlle rfic* attraeted a ruat Gripper faat- That's what CinderclU From th* Rocklea to.the Appa- . . . British government ottl^la Weaknesass Nbted takoa the northanhJ|maHUul prov­ (ircen Stamps nue. Thousands more cheered from took the clasaifled photographs group of th* nation’s leading speed ince of Petaamo anas 50-year •nem to and all lachidna temperatuKs will rang* iaiaiRor of splitting the coun­ appeal tor an d 'of wildcat coal ObSeTvtr* noted these weak­ PL umBlNO - 7! NO Frocks offer you, just in dme behind the wooden barriers set up when be 1$ft the A m iy In Febru­ niers, including the 1940 Bendix Isna* on Perkkala-Udd for a na­ WELDON'S button worrie* Given Into the 90s, with considerable try Into independent Jewish and strikes. . . . U- 8. military govern­ nesses in the new govsrnment: Winner. Paul Manta, Burbank, OtL BURNBRS^ to rapleniih your young, by more than 5,000 watchful po- ary, 1940, and that several weeka aunaltine. However cooler weath­ Arao nations. ment in Gernianv' announces that ( 1 ) Even with the announced val base. SSI m a m n T R c n and - ^ $10*98 to $19-98 later, he became ’’extfemely con­ Calif,, and William P. (round the IlM^along the route. er was moving into the northern Members of the committee said 32.000,000 worth of , Htingarian *up|H.>rt of Gen. Napoleon Zervaa' Required to Withdraw = . : ,.IC ’ M ANCW EUff atitched seam* With Cash sters' school wardrobe. cerned about tha pictures and world) Odom, Of Roalyn, Long Is­ w h e r e yo u An estimated 200,000 lined the plains and parts of th* Great last night that Us report to the assets are being retiiAied to that 25 Nationalists, the cabinet could land. Britain and the Uhlted States \ 2 960b I burned them.” country. na4d them. Coma in and atlact Sales Only Cinderella Frocks route before the parade began and Lakes region. 55-n3tlon General Assembly, to miuter only 100 of the 354 votes Two and pooatbly three women are requested to withdraw their * Not exactly aa iliustrated K iri w u' in the Army from Rain Preidleted Tomorrow meet in New York 8ept. 16, was Chines* cpcy tnukes a slight in Parliament and would be im- your Moor* Gym Suit now while have diet Afagir Tomebt the great throng swelled each Sept 1. 1942 untU Feb. 0, 1940. wer* among the conteatanU. Jane troops from Italy within 90 daya the aupply ia plantifuL minute. Many were in line hours Showers were indicated in Flor­ nearly completerl. They said ma­ recovery. . . . British-American atile to win an exprrasion of con­ and Kusslnn troops must pull out After leaving Loa Alamos, the FBI plan for restoration of German^ In­ Page Hlavaeek of Wilmette. 111., before the parade benan, armed ida and along the gulf coast, but jority and minority recomnienda- fidence if tho flvo-pnrty opposition and Dianna C y rm of BnnU Paula, of Buignris in a like period, tout said Klvl was employed at the temperatures will be normal. Rain dustry means economic and poll* with chairs, stools and box lunches tiona would be emlxxlied in sepa­ stood firm.- , Catlf., were Hated aa sure starters. the Ireatlea glvo Russia th* rlflht Biaea 10 to 18 Brookhaven National laboratory alto was predicted in the Atlan­ tical dlvlstoa of OemtMiy, says $4.25 and prepared for a lengthy vigil. rate seotkma of the report. (2) A one-pnrty government waa Jacqueline Cochran, the Newark, to keep aul Hoover added, ”aa a result of the has signed tin for voluntary In­ of letting Bnics Glmbel, Green­ AND embroidery or colored embroiderj'. be ‘’occasional .showers In parts of No CriUcIsm (K Britiah investigation of the prior th eft” dustrial mobti:zstlon In the next wich. Conn., fly her P-51. $2.98 (Oonttnoed oa Page Eight) I (OosttBued on Page Bight) Sizes 7 to 14. Hoover said that a complaint (CoNtinoed oa Page Btgkt) 'ITies* committeemen Indicated WOT. . . , Hackensack, N. J. wins P-81 Apparent Favorite charging Klvl with the theft waa that the 11-nation group was American Legions national drum All entries were converted war­ Despite The Shortage Rayon— Plain or embroidery trim. $2.98 filed before the United States com­ agreed that Britain's 25-year»oId and bugle <»rps ehamplonshlp. . . planes with the P-51 the apparent .**• missioner at Ranta F f, N. M., yes­ mandatory rule abouUl be wound New Yorkers In record exodus favorite of the speedsters. Blx ^rft4>-r hats Bridal Home terday. up, though this opinion Implied no Final Approval Chubby— White with colored edging. Palestine Top from the city for Labor day week whlxalng Mustangs — Including Flashes! $3.98 ' GOING.OUT OF BUSINESS Klvl was the third person this criticism of British administration. end...... All New England trans­ tjhoM of Manta and hla hangarmate Of This Fur Blaze Scene year to be charged with taking They reported general agreement, portation facilities jammed with Slated Today Tbonum Mayson of Van Nuya — (Lat* Ballettaa mt Urn tm W Ira) $1.98 and $2.98 Ship and Shore Cottons All hobby, model supplies and* fixtures must be cold' government documents from an Interest Now' too. on a two-year period of Iron-' holiday crowds. were entered. Three P-S8 Light­ —White, pastels and col- d »0 A Q _, before the 1st of the month. atomic project sltlon to self-government under IJeut. Col. Morms Ray, Negro, nings, on* F4U Corsair and one Millinery Dept. ored stripes. Sizes 32 to $2.98 Alexander Von Der Luft a for­ some administrative power, not assigned as Negro troop adviser to each of the following, A-26, P-6S DlsroaUaiies PubHcattoa Entire South Wing De* mer Army sergeant was placed named, which would be answerable General Clay. . , . Try to recover American Republics to and P-47 Tunderbolt, mad* up the Naw York, Ang. SO—lted States and 18 •on of jthe fnimder sumI Cittsea jtaeular flee destroyed the entire with claim that work at Oak Ridge Wool _ pt..ted $3.98..$4.98 future of Palestine held the chief lishment by September, 1649, of in­ other Amerlran republlca meet pubUshor,. aimouiiced the demise 22 Birch SIrwt south wing and caved In the an­ atom project turned hla skin the Sizes cient roof of Princess Eliubetb's Interest of the United Nhtlon* to- dependent Jewish and Arab states today to give final approval to a of the paper uilh a Ifoot-pag* AUGUST d*Vi eclipsing tor the present the color of the auivltors of Hiroshima. cooperating in economic affairs Party Is Seen statement In the final edUtoa. It Plain Colored — Umbrella Pleats. d» A Q Q bridal home at suburban Sunnlng- Chinese Units . . . Bombing of Cambridge City historic treaty of defense, pledg­ hill Park today. Authorities said Egyptian case and the approaching through a Joint council. In the In­ ing aii their armed might SKsiiuit employed ,65> perwons and claimed Sizes 7 to 14. « P ^ a « / 0 Assm bly, terim, the administrative authority hall now believed the. ” worH of a rlrcalsllon of more than 39,000, they had not discarded the possi­ juvenile*.” aggression anywhere In the west­ Palestine stood at the top of the would let 150,000 Jews into the Doing All Right / « * bility that the blaxe waa touched Pour Ashore Navy and Coast Guard still re­ ern hemisphere, from pole to pole FUR SALE Petiteen Skirts — Grey wool, gored. Q Q U. N. problems over the Labor Jewish area. CfMinterfelt Hlamps Used off bv an incendiary with political and from Greenland to the Aleu­ day holiday week end because the fuse to fly gas to private plane Sizes 10 to 14. v e y a a / O motives. Three nations in favor of a fed- down on Caribbean laland, saying tians. Providence, R. I,, Aug. SO—* /housewife paid 1 1-2 per that they were not unfoundsd.” Netherlands would ’’not remain . Skins And In A including arson Inspired by politi­ first amphibious attack In the civil until Sept. 9, when tha Council re­ gentina were agreed on the prob­ war— mounted by U. S. trained and sumes work . family food bill in 50 large cities eent for meats, fish and poultry aa A t another news conference lost pannivo' foreror,” as Dutch Army Featuring a Complete Line of Fresh Meats, cal motives. a group on July 15 than on Juno lem. Variety Of Beautiful equipped assault troops—had cap­ No Agiceiiwat sa Plan rose 1.4 per cent between mid- night, Istavan Dobl, the surviving ronununlquee reported lacrraslag One unofficial theory waa that June and mid-July, hitting a new 15. All beef cuts iulvanced two to Only a few hours before. In the leader of the SmsUholders party, ladonealaa atlacic*. His aaaouncr- New Styles Cold Cuts and Home Cured Pprk Products a lighted clgarett* may hav* beta tured the communist port of Shih,- The CouncU dlo not agrs* on Co­ commItUe on aggression, they had JUNIOR DRESSES lombian plan to acttle th* peak for the second consecutive 3 1-2 per cent. Pork and lamb rose which received 67 per cent of the mrnt was Interpreted by Hatch dropped In a rubblab pile by ona of Iduao. month, the Bureau of lAbor Bta- exchanged eliurp word* over After selxlM tha port, 00 milaa ian problem, at least for the Urn* about ona per cent and fish two Hungarian vote In (he elections of sourres here as an indicattoa that Carrol King. Blae* 9 to 15 th* workers engaged in reav^el- tistlc* said today. per cent.' whether collectivi- armed action 0 0 N 7 %M SWUmSg SAY Bacon - lb. 49c southwest of ‘M ngtao, strong forc- being. The Colombian resolution November, 1945, said ha thought ttie Dutch might lauacb a new llng the 25-room mansion, wmcb The bureau's retail food price would be called for If U. 8. forces never mustered sufficient votes for Higher In 49 OlUea the party would get only about 35 drive or the Indonesian capital at has been unoccupied. *B are pushing Inland and are Index for July was 193.1 per cent were attacked outside th# Inter- approval and so was declared de­ per cent of tba total vote tomor­ Jogjakarta to smash the ^publl- D. M. Taylor, regional naUonal threatening th* Communist base of th* 1935-39 average.' This was Among the 66 qitlea, the family American sccvirtly zone. SHOP HALE'S FOR OTHER Hams lb. 55c feated. food bill waa higher In 49, lower row. esa government. A Nellienaads / r f f f t t / F $10*98 to $X0*98 firs service commander, said Uw of Jthebao, aU miles to the west, 10 per cent above a year ago and One treaty artlck provided for A m y communique said the Ro- Tb# dalsgatss ware parUculariy In six, and unchanged In ona. The Ths Smallholders party, once construction of the building ham- tha Navy assarted. 106 per cent above the Auguat such fiction in event of Invasion of publlcaa govefameat had aet y«t ' nramaaDresses AArc n StvlsdStyled By Cinderella, Joyce Ann. (Chnb- emphatic in not touching a aac- advances ranged from 0.4 par cent the largest In Hunga^, )ma been EXCEPTIONAL FUR VALUES psrsd ths firemen. The mansion Its fall, proridlng aaothar jolt to 1939 Index. a region ■ unJei “ effectlva juria- taken cffectlre meanures to sad bette. Teen Timer, Petiteen and Carol Kiiig Junior. Smoked Shoulders lb; 39c the strong dommualst poatUoa la tlon of tb* Cblomblan resolution In Bt. Paul to 2.4 pet cent In Mem­ under unrelenting pressure from waa built 175 yeara ago. He said CMef Fnetsra In Rise dlctlon” of any American atata. the Oomm’jnlst-^mlnated coali­ hostlUtles. All Are Nationally Advertised. the eonatructlon waa one of cavity aoutheastam Shantung prorinea, relating to Britain and Egypt Higher prices for aggs, dairy phis and 2,9 per cent In Provl- ArgenUna aal.efi If thla Included « • • dance, where a one per cent sales tion government and many of Its walls with a false roof and flaring waa predlctad momantarily. agrselng on "mutual aaslatanoa” products and meats were the chief the U. B. SOI.* o> Germany. She Rxrrt Preosnro Oa Turkoy Busy-Budget Terms to protect the 8u«a canal In Urn* tax became effectlv* on July 1. leaders. Including ousted Premier Free Storage TH E 6 0 B B Y * ** leodinp entry for any twtoior sirl't savaa which left a void between 30,000 Msa P o a n « A abars factors In the rise to July 15. offered an amendment to limit Fcrency Nagy, have been driven Isteabul. Turkey, Aug. 30 ■ the walla and th* roof. H m Oilnsas Navy said it poursd of war or thrsat of war. Some Decllnsa ranged from O.I per wardrobe. Tho O O M Y* wHh tho Duffle-Bog pockol*, it the Egg prices jumped 11 per cant joint armed defense to the eecurity Into exile. Tfce enstera European aattoaa CHILDREN'S H ATS ____ $1.98 and $2.98 Full line Of Groceries “Tbs Are traveled through this 30,000 man aahors In thrss days at contandsd this would put too great on the average as a result of cent In MlnneapolU and Omaha to tone. (In Vienna, Dezoo Sulyok, form- witkia the Soviet splwre appeared nowotf, imoothatt twootor idoa in yoori. Now ribbod gob r • void, and as w* put It out in on* tb* flbibkluao baachbsad, ualng a limit on tbs scop* of the nego­ ona par. cent In Loa Angelas. In Onr Millinery Dept. strong demand, slowing produc­ Anienfimest WlUulraws ar leader of th* dlaoolvedK Hun­ today to be exerttag lacreaotafl i nocklino . . . Dufite-Bog pockott . . . and wo'vo oddod o place. It popped up in another.” matboda taught by th* Ameiieaa tiations and no one voted for or tion, and low storage stocks. The Compared with August, 1989, Subsequent heated debate wound garian Freedomlorn party, said In an ressure oa Turkey. Bulgaria do- Bkiof With Comfort On Our Air Conditioned Second Floor Candy, Ice Creamy Soda, Dgars, Cigarette** Taylor said. maatara of that combat tachnlqu*. ■gainst it. Til* proposal ftn flat retail food pries Increases variad Fratto.Torte* English Drop# drowstring bock to you con Increase rknged from five per cent up laat night in withdrawal of th* Interview aaterday that h* fled Bveeed a aoto at Aakara proteat* and Daily Papers. - ' H * Battnsste of Lsas CMvea Tba units making th* succsaaful when 10 dslegatss—aU those vqt- to 16 per cent In the 56 cities. from 90 per cant In S t Paul and Argentine amendment and unani­ Hungary “m fear of my Ufa.” And lag a'Ueged hoetile aeto by th e . . woor the Gobby casual or pullod tightly Into tho now torso Only thg sarvants’ quartan *s- landing bad uadargona training at lag—abstained. This was th* first Dairy prodiicta climbed more 92 per cent in Minneapolis to 134 mous adoption ct a Mexican com- did not Intend to return. .He de­ Turkleh pnee aad radia- The net# thopo. luauriout 10QH w ^ . Skippor bluo, morino bluo. capad damage. No estlmata of th* China Naval Training cantar. Urn* In council history this has than tour per cent reflecting short per cent In Memphis. profnlBS propnanl under which only clared that a Htmgarlan report recalled a recoat Tagoelav proteet VERN P. BOYNTON, Prop. the loos was given but authorities guH groon. tkivoy whito. signal rod, thorn ton or fog gmy. Th* taaehers w tr* U. 8. Maval happ«nsd. stocks o f butter and sensonnlly Tasterdsy th* Bureau of Labor consultation would ^ restored to saying he waa on vacation was s(pnaet ‘rnikey'e aitmieelea el I flu J W . H A | ^ CORK said it was heavy. It may be tm- persoansL T o Stody CTHaois Bassosttsa lower milk production. Butter StsYlatlcs rsportsd that wholesale In case of Invailon of Amarican- ”* flat He.” ) emigre Yugoelav Mnelpnw, and tha trc J M ( H A K coKF poaribl* to r o | ^ tbs mansion eent attaeke on t ie Tnrka by MAMCNifTiii Conn* The landiag bargss which car- Now tb* oouncUewlU study s prices wtre up more than eight prices also continued to rise to controllsd territory elsewhere than DoM daeUnefi to answer ques- — - ...... *t'*x o k / 0 MAMCNirrm per cent, fresh milk three per cant new post-war peaks during the e Romeniaa proee tor Advertise in The Herald— It Pays ^CsaUjinei Cap (P){btX J (OsaUaaoS sa rags ttg k ti (CsaWwwd so rsga Staj^ and cheese two per cent 4 week ended Aug. 33. (ConUnnofi oa Page Bigtit) (Ueattnaafi oa Page Elgbt) Romanifiu polloea V ■ m a m MKS'I KK IfVICNINW MKKAI.I/, MANrMI-:«TirK IXINN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 90. 194T I , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ SATURDAY, AUGUST SO. 194T P A G E T H R E E PAGE i contemptuoua attitude toward or­ the many reocmmcndatlona ex­ pected to ba 'au'imitted to the dele­ Oonter Street returned to hla brother's firm In ganised Tabor." CAYET Bridgeport and In 1935 became Solons Likely RelUble aourcea reported that gatea by the federation officers. Rev. Johnson South ( .oveutry Ill Profession manager for the Taylor and Me- K.CCamival No Herald there waa aome dtvialon o f opinion May EaiabOah Fapar WeA. Fri.. Sal. Fire INTRODUCING T heft within the federation over pollUcal dMn Funeral Service In Hartford, To Be Rapped (yuUlda the field of politics, aald Mrs. Eugrne Rychling has re­ where he remained until Decem­ Monday policy. There ia virtual unanimity Rourke, among the proepeetivt TONIGHT C h u r c h e i ^ Has Approval For 25 Years HAROLD J. LEESE Prize Claimed signed her pofit'on at the local ber, 1943. within the Federation, aald leadera, major taauas will bo Uia queatlon 'ewryy* poat office, effective m of Mon­ Jolto Watkliia Brotbera i n s u r a n c e a g e n c y that every effort ehould be made of whether the federation should EnwauH Lufoetan i S t Saamal lanaan OaMMSe day, September 1. Substituting In Republicans Face At In the 1948 aUte election to effect For Your Listening and On January 2, 1944, Waat joined Nc iuue of the Manchester eaUbltsh a labor nawapaper In the carl B. Otean. Paatur Bev. WUaaaa J. Dmtm, Pwatto L ocbI Church Pastor to her stead will be Michael Dswon- Oniuind J. WesI, Funer* M Walker Street M n . E. C Rodgrr I* n n it h e defeat of the alx ConnecUcut ■UU. .M iewsiTM OareaM HUatag. Orgaairt aad Bev. Freiailtk Mclaaa. Aaalafaat sky. the Watkina Broth4ts organtxa- Evening Herald will be tack for Vole repreaentatlvea, all of them Repub­ Dancing Plettsure Be Ordained on Sun­ al Director of Wuikint tlon In full charga of Its ^ n e ra l Maneheater. Conn. Winner of $65; Chil- "How to develop workers educa­ Bto. Babart J. Waud, Aaalstaat Tuesday vlaltort at the home of published on Monday,- lican, who voted for the Taft-Hart­ Sunday, Auguot $Ut—Thlrtaanth Scr\iee and purchaaad hla own Phone 2827 Taft'Hartley I-aw tion and cmunimer cooperatives are OAIA C;RLmaATH>!f day, September 7 Mlaa Mary Burgoyne were Mra. Brothers Here home on Steep Hollow Lane. He la Aren't Matinee Today Sept. 1, Labor Day. ley Mil. That, aald tha leadera, among other ImjorUnt issues to Sunday after Trinity. Sunday maaaea: Maude Flake ano niece. Miss Tlsh mariiad and has two children, a WHS In line with a policy already coma before Um convention," he lAbor Day Night 10:30 a. m. Morning Worahlp. For adulU: 7, 8:30, 9:45 and 11 Automobile' Hoepitalizalion Stamford. Aug. 30- (C) Men of adopteil by the parent organisa­ After completing the require­ Henderson, both ol Superior,' Wis­ Ormand J. West, funeral direc­ boy and girl. Mr. Weat la a mem" Lady UKk MnllMl on ■ rMident said. Mou. Sept, let 'THE CAVATRIO" Pruhide— In the upataln church. consin, who hua motored East to labor are expected to have a great tion. the American Federation i>f Children's In ments for ordination tn the min- tor for Watkina Funeral Home at ber of the ktanchester Kiwanis home with her coualn Mlaa Fannie The conclave opens Tuesday ‘ 1 Cry To T h e e " ...... Bach attend a c6nferrr.ee In Boston, Accident and Health at Um Warn 8Mc at the KnlfhU of deal to say about mien In politics, church, 8:30 and 9:45 a. 142 East Center atract celebratca Club, Masonic Lodges and Odd Barber of M»ple atreet. Labor. morning. Among tha apeakera wlU The Songs You Like Played Offertory— Istty of tbe fevangel(cal Mission Mass. OBtamboa canilval ta*t nt*ht and, "B cre e t"...... Claummann his twenty-fifth anniversary in the Fellows, and the Funeral Direc­ She letvea one eon Howard W. especially In connection with the Oppoaltlon To EodoroemenU be Oov. James L. McConaughy MISIIOUgOWeeJiajarilHBWei Covenant Church of Amcrjca, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Alhrp and for Um Brat time «nca the openlnc Pratt of Wllllngton; a daughter Reliable aourcea, however, re­ As You Uke Them 8ok>— SC. B d ^ Y B. C. funeral directing profeaaion next tor's Association of CTOnnecttcut. Taft-Hartlcy law, when the Con- and State Labor Commlasloner M L O E h y having been approved and accept­ two soiui of A'.iscn, N, Y.,' have M6nday, Labor Day. In 1922 Mr. In addition he represents Watkina of Uie anaual affair, a winner of Mra. Joaeph Walr of Mancheater ported that aome opposition had JoH^ J, Egan. c s "Heatene Will Pralae", Bev. l amee 'flnemlea, Faatar ed by the CTovenant denomination and 10 grandchildren and alx great nacUcut Federation of Labor ...... '...... Beethoven Bev. Bronlaiaw OadarowaM and been spending the past two weeks West became associated with Wll- Brothers afTillatlon with the Na­ the free door prtae waa on hand to developed against the aUte Federar at their annual meeting held in at their summer home here and gfwndchlldrrn. (AFL) holda iU 82nd annual con­ tlon'a policy of endoraing political DRlirEJJLIKEATRC (Uerxld Chappell) Bev. Bebert OarroU. mont and West, Inc., of Bridge­ tional Funeral DIrectora* Aasocla- claim It. Orown to a total of 145 Seattle. Washington. Rev. lUy- will return home after the holiday port, a concern whose partnership The funeral waa held Saturday vention here next week. candidates. Poatlude— nold O. Johnson, paator of 'Ihe tton and the Associated Funeral to addlUona of $10 mghUy from afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Ladd T h e week end. Included his brother, Isaac H. DIrectora Service, the later an Fc«Ieratlon“ leadera, announcing •’Juat what policy the Connecti­ Braair AN EVENING OF TUNEFUL "Tocceta” ...... Boellmann Masses 6n Sunday at 7:30, 9. 10 Covenant CongregaUonal church tta atart of $25 Monday night, the Funeral Home In Ilockvllle, with flsRca - Miltsr's Hall Sermon topic— and 11 a. m. Mrs. Florence U. Grady, chair­ Weat, who continued* with the organisation of leading' 'funeral prtne waa awarded to Mra. Ed­ that one of the featurea of the cut Federation of Labor should ■ I *nrba aetum of thia town, shall be ordained for burial in Wllllngton Hill cemetery. "Chrietlan love", Paator Oleon. man announces a meeting o f the homes throughout the nation C aU 5 1 4 1 ward C Rodger, of 85 CJooper four-day conclave which opena pursue In IU political acOvlty U \ ToUaad raraplbe Maufo Crtata" SPARKUNG ENTERTAINMENT Honor Roll Committee to be held John H. Elliott, aaalatant extan- Saturday, Aug. 30—Hartford St. Fraacia AaaM drarch through whose cooperation It la Tuesday will be a aeries of analyt­ likely to piwoke some forthright Ma^lava aad OW Faablsa Thursday eveninj, September 11, ■FOR. I alon dairyman at the Univrralty Diatrtct Luthei League Convention South WIndaer possible to handle a m ices from U m aaecuUvea of the Camlral ical talk! on the new labor Ipw. dlacuaalon." Rourke aald. OanHnt *OHROOTE~5 Always at 8 at the Nothan Hale Commu­ of Connecticut, will atart hU naw Federation leaders reported that I opened today at Zion Lutheran 17. 8 . Boute 15. Near BnralUMn*a place of death to the final Inter­ eammtttee decided last night that dutiea aa Tolland County Farm were unanimoua In predicting that CvaiM Satarday NIghtI Beverages nity Center, the purpose of which mfuty delegates were coming to etcyiae Cool church. Waterbury and contlnuca Corner ment no matter what the distance for the laat night of the awarding Bureau Agent, Monday, September the delegatea would have some SiW la IfxSO P. M. ow'k ,SH oWaiilPM FRIDAY. Will be to forniulate plans for at the free door prlae tonight It Str.mford primed for an atUck on tomorrow with Communion Serv­ Bev. Edward J. DuSy, Pastor may be. 1, succeeding Emeet E. Tucker, hnrah worda to aay not only about ice at 10:30 a. m.—Chorua rehear- raising funds ftr the upkeep of CITY CAB would be $25. The drawing tonight who haa been the agent for the the act Itaelf, but the Connecticut the state sales and uqp tax law BEGINS TOMORROW the honor roll snd slso to raise This year he haa Inaugurated win bo condiicted unUl a winning enacted this year by the Leglalm- ■el at 3:00 p. i i. and Convention . 8:30 and 10:30 a. m. maaaea several changes In the layout of paat, 2» yeara. members of Congress who voted ‘THIEF OF BAGDAD’ CAVEY’S Aammbly at 7:30. Monday's pro­ Sunday. funds for the i-'ermancnt Memorial SAFE. COUKIEOUS DKIVEKS ticket ia praaented. - Hatheway-Mlller Poat American for il. ture. Resolutions calling for lU ra- Fund, the nucleus of which has the funeral home at East Center I peal already were In the making, la Magk Technieolur gram will conilst of a Forum Hour N' street to better facilitate the . OPEN Al l NIGHT Monday evening the feature Legion haa a little over $900 which Hr«« Working For Defeat WALTZE^ HOPS at 10:00 a. m., and an aftamoon I'nlon Scrvlw already been established. Anyone Bwarda of the caiTilral will be they made at their lawn party a I they aald. 2 Showings Nightly deslring^to contribute to either handling of services and aupervls. Joseph M. Ilourke,, the Federa­ Also headed for the convention program o f aporta beginning at Center Congregational Ckurcli ■lade. the awarding of the Naah few weeks ago. The boya are quite 8 aad 10:30 P. M, 2:30. Several young folka of Ehnan- Sootk Metkedlst kareh fund Is requested to contact Mrs. ed the redeci'ratlng o f the entire aadan and four other prlaea In the tion's secretary-treasurer and leg- I floor were mcenirea propoelng Laboi^ Day Eve happy over thia sum aa they now uet are attending Oueat apeakera Grady, tclephonr 1953 Jl. home with the assistance of WaV major raffle and the preaentaUon feel there haa been • a atart made lalatlve agent, aald In a pre-con­ I minimum aalanee of $8,000 a year a and 44 kina Brothers interior decorator*. vention atatement: ' for the (^nvenllon program are CUSerd O. Slmpaon, Paator. Members of the Young Mother's a t a b ^ a a glrl’a bicycle and toward a club house of their own. for elcmentarv school teachers Barn Dance ' Club are to (lold their business aareral other prlaea In the chll- "There ia no doubt In my mind and $5,000 for high achool teachers. Paator and Mra Clarence Ntlaon Frederic B. Werner, Director Bf- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Loetarher of Washingtor, D. C. of Mnalc meeting Tueaday evening at the Fire Dratroys Hammer Home dran’a raffle, 'ncketa for the chll- that the convention will ba united Timothy M. Collins, Federation Aug. 31st, 9 P. M. to 2 A. M. and family have returned from ( 3 K e e p G Tueaday, Sept. 2—Junior Luther August 31 at 10 o'clock home of Mrs. Edith BiKsetl at dran'a raffle are on aale at the In IU determination to work for president, 1 announced that Joaeph REMEMBERED. their Bummer cottage at Diamond League at 7:30 p. m. Organ Prelude— .Waterfront Park. Co- hostes.ses for MIddlehury, Aug. 30.—(iF) —The atand where the piiaea are dlaplay- Lake where they have spent quite the defeat of Connecticut'a alx P. Cleary of Bridgepdrt will serve the evening will bi Mrs. Eleanor summer home here of William ad. near the Ungo aetup. TlckeU aa chairman of ire ImporUnt rcao- Bradleys Barn Wedneaday, Sept. 3—Emmanuel Minster Chimes ...... Calvor some time this summer. Mlaa Ade­ members of the House of Represen­ Choir will begin their Fall rehear- Love and Mrs. Elsa Darling. Murray, Waterbury fireman. w*a for Um major n ffle are on aale line Loetacher will assume her lutlons committee; and Herbert Hymn— tatives who voted for the notorious Pine Street Ext. aalt at 7:30.- • Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ken­ totM.iy destroyed by fire late yes­ ALWAYS near the main entrance where the achool duties at Maple Street Murray of Stamford will lead the Fairest Lord Jesus, Taft-Hartley act, and IU eondem- Middletown, Conn Thursday, Sept. 4— Woman's Crusader's Hymn yon and son, Paul W. and her terday Firemen succeeded In sav­ Ifaah and other gIfU are ahown. school, ItockvIUc next week. committee empowered to conalder IN BOLTON - 2 MILES FROM MANCHESTER naUon of Senator Baldwin for hla Missionary will hold Its firat Fall S o lo - mother, Mrs. Btlle CTlark left ing nitirh of the R'miture but were T to afternoon at 2 o'clock the Featuring hatllv hampered by lack of water. — ««■! chUdren'a matinee will be meeting at h:30, Hold Thou My Hand ...Curran Thursday to spend the holiday An adjoining barn waa also rased. held with all ridea at reduced SATURDAY NIGHT Friday, Sept. 6—Board of Trus­ Warren Adams, Baritone ... week end In UlnKhamton. N. Y „ prteaa There will be a ple-eatlng Outdoor Movies Art Webster's tees meet at 8 p. m. Offertory— where they will be guests of Mr. Chief Wallace Clark of the MltWIc- aantaat with caah prlaea to the GALA FLOOR SHOW-PLUS Saturday. S^L 4—Junior Choir .."Ave Marla" ...... Oounod and Mrs. Alfred Ritter and Mr. and bury Fire department said the THE OM Timer’s Orchestra Dial OmiMid J. West cause waa undetermined. wlaiwta. and other featurea the At Y on Monday win hold Its Fall rehearaal at 9 Sermon— Mrs. William Kilter. Hank Post, Prompter Mnachfwtrv a. m. "Ood walking in the garden In Rev. B. O. Johnson Mrs. C. L. Lit lie and four daugh « i «rllk II, ca J a rla g svIJaact ar her J r children wUl enjoy. firm until 1948 when he disposed The Sunday Schools both of the the cool of the day." Oen. 3:8 tors spent Thi rsdt y at the home of aisaiary aaJ whal II aisaal la as? JB Another good crowd waa preaent Adm. 75 cents Tax Inc. A R T M c K A T / tbe XThrUUan mlnUtry In his pres­ of his Interest. fR the lot laat night and good bual- There will be a free outdoor Church and the West Side,, will Rev. C. O. Simpson Mfo. Michael O, Landcrk at a mnvia show at the backyard o f' SHERIDAN 3 8 1 5 ent cliurch on Sunday, September family gathering In South Chaplin. - In those days It was Important Oaly iha flassl oMawrlal waaU ha or- aaea waa rapoitad doM by all ac- Fox Trots—Rhumbas re-open on Sunday, September 7Ui Hymn— 1 awlhor's grave oaa a« ttrlttoa AdmIaaloB to tha lot la tha Community "Y " on Monday Squares ^ and hts Oeehestra with a special Opening Day Child­ O Jesus I Have Promised 7 at 3:80 p. m. The latter'a D,in-lr-law and daugh­ that a funeral director change his “ First With The Flnentr fsmm timtgmuhmmmm t tums4v0 Or 3823 Rev. Johnson came to Manches­ «ra caa laggrri lha BmI. night. Labor Day, September 1st, EXCELLENT POOD AND DRINKS ren's Service at the Church at 9:J5 Mann ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kalk- connections from time to time In Sslsal Barra CraalM. beginning at 8 p. m. 613 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE .3802 a. m. Organ Poetlude — ter three years ago last July after man left yeateiday for Orlando, order to keep Informed as to how graduation from the Theological FILMS Thia la the Srst free outdoor Oalertat Pa and Weddlas Parftaaf •Toccato" from Suite Florida, after spending three weeks others In the profeaaion were con­ DKVKI.OI*KD'AND Yaa will flaJ aar aJvloa hciplhl oaJ r i ahow oiftrad by tha "T " and a PRESENTS O othl^e ...... Boellmann Seminary of North Park College, In the north. ducting their buBineaaes, so In plaaalag lha parthasa oJlhlalaslIaggm iahari Coywiaai-Coiigrcgatloaal CThlcago. Before coming to Man­ I’ UINTKD large crowd la eapectad to attand, THE POPUI-AR Bayaold G. Johnaou, Paster Senior Choir practice, Sept. 8, 1932 West moved to Long Branch, I Ellinigtop I to open tha fall season. JIM AND Wedneaday at 7:00 p. m. chester he served the Covenant New Jersey, where "he joined the 24-HOItK SKKVICKt church of Pilot Mound, Iowa, and The show, which wlU last about John W. Flock Funeral Home. BsangumBOInttoa unuigvOranga bad a TONIGHT!! Church notices: later was assistant pastof of the Klim HrffmiH Hox M minutes, wilt feature the movie GEORGE 3:30 p. m. Saturday—Annual Second Congregational Ckorcii During his stay In New Jersey MaaMng M g ra m praaented by North Park Covenant church, Chi­ Wapping Al 8lorc Entranc* In colon, "New Eniiland Calling." AL VAL TRIO bualnesa session of the (Covenant Leland O. Hunt, Minister West assisted in the handling of SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. . cago, Illinois. He graduated from ilaflerd. Wapptag. Andover and There will also be a cartoon, a House of Entertainment Ernest Oeamna. Organist 42e CBNTI(B ftTBEBT . OFBN ffUNDATS. DIAL 228$ ______.aniaa recently. El- Wish To Remind You That Young People'! Federation of New North Park College in 1940, and Miss Sandra Harvells of Nevers the Morro Castle disaster victims. Msnrhestar Oranga short and two mualcala. MODERN MELODIES . . . FOR MODERNS Sunday, Auguat 31at, 10:45 a. m. aastOB Orange aceapted an Invi- Takes Pleasure in Presenting England, at CTroniwell Conference from the Seminary in 1044. road who was a patient at Man­ After two years In New Jersey he grounds, Cromwell, Conn. This chester Memorial hospital, has re­ returned to Connecticut. Joining KEMP'S Uoa to notibbor with Manchaa- Final union service with the Three Special Servloee Expensive PoaalMHty •STEAKS •CHICKEN •CHOPS biiaines* session will begin the La­ turned to her home. the Alderson'a Filneral Home In M l I 'M I- I N ' S ^l I 1 I 1> M i I . . VM 1 i " t r Orange next Wadnosday night FRANCES North Methodlat church. The day of the ordination will ■aptamber S, The Original “ My Blue Heaven” Girl Will Leave bor Day week-end conference with be obaerved with three special Sunday morning at the Wapplng Waterbury. From Waterbury he e It U aald that It Is possible to Professor Donald Frisk of North Prelude— ARTIE CUSTER aervicea. Dr. N. W. Lund of Chi­ Community church service! Mias A data la balng arranged by the make a n x or blade that would DELICIOUS DINNERS n Ig HTLY For Other Engagements This Week . . . Be Sure Preludlo 22 for ■SB agar af the Orange Softball Park College as speaker. cago will preach at the morning Naomi Foster, who has been a keep iU edge Indefinitely without To See And Hear Her Before She Leaves! Sunday: Clanclchord ...... Bach Uaagaa tor tha BUngton team to AND HIS ORCHESTRA service at 11:00 a. m. and will de­ teacher In Turkey for the last few stripping, but aurh a blade would NO COVER NO MINIMUM 9:50 a. m.—Church Bible achool. A n th em - play dta Farmington Valley team — Appearing Nightly With— “ The Band With Peraonallty!” Lord Of All Being ...Andrews liver the ordination sermon at years under the auspices of the coet approximately $25. 11:00 a. m.—Morning worship. S;SQ p. m. Refreshments will be American Board of Mlssiona, will wMeh haa bean tha winner during Offertory— ' Sermon: "What Do Ye More Than served following the afternoon speak on Turkey and her work t High Quulily ■ Ruii};e amd Fuel the aoaoen In that league. ThIa Dividing IJne QUALITY LEGAL BEVERAGES As Torrents in Summer. .Elgar Others?" service and at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Wal­ there. gaaae haa no Intereat In tha cup JIM FARRAND DELICIOUS FOOD ;— Sermon— 4:00 p. m.—Rally service of La­ ter Palm, Conference chairman, Mrs. Nellie Bingham and son, O ut tha BUngton team won this Cape Hattorao, N. C„ la the And His “ Memory fjm e” Trio Rev. Leland O. Hunt Wedding parties cordially invited. To insure ------LEGAL BEVERAGES ------bor Day Conference at OomwelL ailt be the speaker. Music for Harold Bingham of Nashua, N. H., aouthemmoat rar.ge o f^ a n y north 7:80 p. m.—Song service and Postlude— _ Oaorga Klbba, Jr., has returned accommodation — Phone 3802 for reservation. Delicious Legal «■ O SaluUrlaa HosUa ...Gounod these services will be furnished by are the guests of Mrs. Annie Col­ Atlantic flah, and im northem- message — Oomwell Conference the Youth Choir of the church and lins of Buckland street. from a two waaka* visit with hla moat range of many aouth AUanRc Dinners Beverages Sraadmothar, Mra. A. Lang, o f Ea- Oak Grin Is grounds. Miss Greta Nelson, soloist of the CTharles Crist, pastor of Wapning q ^ le a . The Week Concordia Lutheran B t, 8. C.. to hU home In Sadd'a Bet. Kart BIckter, Pastor church. * Community church and Mrs. CTiist Mills. . 7:30 p. m. Wednesday—Prayer This ordination aervlce will ush­ are having a two week vacation. Mrs. Harold J. Martin and REYMANDER'S AIR CONDITIONED and pralae service. er In the fall program of the Cov­ 7:80 p. m. Friday—CTholr re­ 10:15 a. m.—Morning Worship. daughter, carol Ann, are spending RESTAURANT, INC. GRILL Pastor K. Rlihter will conduct the enant Congregational church. A 57 Earn Degree* A tow days at tbs home of Mrs. jiUenlionI Attention I 37 Oak Street Telephone 3922 For Your Added Comfort! hearsal at the church. full program has been plsnned 30 Oak St. 3:30 p. m. next Sunday—Ordina­ service. M a in ’s aunt. Mlaa Hattie . Berr. BUSHNELL The Week with Rally Sunday observed on ’ HailfonI, A fg. 30.—iJ*)--.Sum­ GASOLINE - WIIOLESAI.E and RETAIL Pbn Now To Attend Memarial, Hartford M U n l ., » l ! - l I . tion of Rev. Raynoid Johnson. Dr. October 5 together with World mer sciMlona at Trinity college OIL ' Tha next masting a t EUlngton N. W. Lund, speaker. Tuesday at 7:?0 the Ladles Aid, Oranga will ba Wadnasday, Sep- Wednesday at 8:00 p. m. the CThurch Wldr Communion Sunday. This will end totlay with 57 students timber 10 and will ba held In the MAILORDERS NOW! , Rally will begin an eight weeks having completed requirements for Gala ChrlaUna Science Services BoaH and Friday at 7:30 p. m. the BUngton town ball at 8 p. m. The Keturn of the Nation'* Mnnlcal Scnnallan! Young People's Society will meet. "Attendance CTniaade" when It Is their degrees. Fifty-three of the MORIARTY BROTHERS ------Burpriae Night, and the hoped that every member ami 57 are veterans whoso college ca­ THlATSt OUIID Hartford. First Church. Sunday are the epmmlttaa In Holiday Show St John’s Pollsk National friend of the church will be pres­ reer*. w'ere Interiupted by war OPEN 24 HOURS Mr. and Mrs. John F. Labor Day Evening NATIONAl ::OME EARLY...HAVE A DEUOOUS 11; Sunday school 11; Wednesday 22 Oolway Street ent every Sunday for eight con­ servile. Pro.sirtent Keith '•Fiinston chalmian. asatatad by COMPANY af * 8, 537 Farmington avenue. Rev. Paul KoalowsM. Pastor secutive Sundays. The fall ses said that the degrees would be On the l^vel Al Center and Broad Telephone 612ft ____ Anna Harter, Mra. Loutaa CLUB DINNER.. -THEN STAY FOR THE SHOW Second Church. Sunday 11; Sun­ Walter Orsyb. OrgaaM Sion of the Sunday school will also formally presented at commence- M e a . Mrs. Annie Hapton, Mrs. Reymander's day achool 11; Wednesday 8. La­ open next Sunday with a class for tnent next June. Bugena Finance, Mra Jannla De- fayette and Russ streets. 8:30 I m.—Mass, every age group. ChrU. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Klbbe, rONIGHTI Rockville. First Church. Sunday 10:30 k. m.—Mass. Restaurant MMUd CmiW* Vm * m 11; Sunday school 11; Wednesday 1 ^ . L. R. Chmpbell, Mfo. Nellie •l«, "O'ttd MM IMm" litM ■<••• , Incer8 scheduled for tomorrow by the It D c f o ^ S ouahc H IT'S TERRIFIC! 3:17; "God sent not his Son into . AONit da MILLI Manchester Grange haa been ____ Rosa Clarii Pratt, SI, of •**nfYlCHCSTCR'^ the world to condemn the world; ’ VnUagton HIU died llturaday F-arh F-ve. (8:20): Orrh. and l*t Bair. 81.20, 88.40, fS.OOi 2nd Bale. but that the world through him Sweet Home, Ore., Aug. 30— (J’) postponed until September 7 on ilsnioon at the RockvlUS City 42.40, $1.80. Wed. Mai. (3:00). Sal. 5Ial. (2:20)! Orch. aad 1*1 •THE TALENTED might be saved.'' —Police wearily watched jammed account of the holiday week-end. KMpItal after a short lUnaaa. Mrs. SUN.- MON..TUBS. BaW. 43.40, $3:00, S'j.40; ‘2nd Bair. $1.80, $1.20 (Inrl. Tax). Selectlona from the Bible in­ mountain highways east o f here ■lut WM bom In Stamford Feb- With mail-order*, plraoe enrlooe payment and »taro|ied return en­ today for two tiold-up men who All applications for the October CONTINUOUS SHOW clude the following; "No man hath y 1$. 1S46, tha daughter o f velope. No telephone or window *nle« until dat* later to be aa- seen CM at any time; the only be­ timed a $58,000 bank robbery with class of candidates for member­ pan and Lucntla Pembar Clark SUNDAY and MONDAY nounred. * ' gotten Bon, which is In the bosom the advent of the Labor day week­ ship In Manchester Grange ihmild Uvad In WlUingfon moat of her Starts at 2 p-ai. of the Father, he hath declared end. be brought in at the regular meet­ coming to EUlngton about two The, week-enders swarming to ing on Wednesday night. Septem- » ago where aha;l»d mgde her him." (John 1:18). •Ooireiatlve passages from the the Cascade mountain lakea and ber 3. * ^ VRPRANo Mstyfair Trio •treaiha enormoualy oompllcsted CThr^Uan Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the police problems. The annual catm g of Hose Com­ roitHmf Police U'ere convinced, however, Daagktfnlly C-O-O-Lt a a a' a aFeuturing ED GILLEO TO^Ar^MAWTIN) the Scriptures." by Mare Baker pany No. 3 of the South Manchester Eddy, Include the following (p. that somewhere in the throngs in Fire Departmint will be held to­ 316) : "Christ, I'ruth, was demon- the mountains were the two who morrow at thj Carden Grove. A started through Jesus to prove the at gunpoint’ forced 19 persons to chicken dinner will be scrx'ed dur­ power of Spirit over the flesh,— to the floor in the Bank of Sweet ing the early alternoon. Arnold NO COVER - OR MINIMUM! Home yesterday, then scooped up' Pagan!, owner ot the grove, reports SVN. ,, MON. - TITER. show that 'Truth la made manlfeat by ita effects upon the . human nearly $58,000 In amall Mils— the that last SUmlav he served his 14,- *^EA OF GRASS” ^REMEMBER!— mind and body, healing alckncsa Isnjest bank rebbery on record In 000th dinner so lai thlsV**'- Bsmear Tracy and destroying sin." Oregon. Halnarlaii Hepbmn We Ape Again Featuring Our Own Delicious, Oven Hot They jumped Into a black sedan The Mary Chtr.ey Library and Mr. J. L. Bircher ------ALSO------Zfaki Lutheran Church and foared off Into the region of the Weat Side Brunch will be closed "Cftam Dn. Manhant" Coaper. Street aad High Street high crags and lava bad lands cast Monday, L a ^ .- Day. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor of henk As they fled, a garageman *OF THE whose suspicions had been arous­ Albert Borello. Joeeph Hunlard, Tonight 1 **nie Hnekaters" The 13th Sunday after Trinity ed fired two pUtol shots after Jr., Joaeph Hub’ srd, 8r„ and W al­ •‘l awala Of Brandenberg" 10:00 a. m. Divine worship them. He said he thought both ter J. Hubiard left last night for Pantnre Ati $:#•—4 ;t4- - » : l 8 with David Kramplts, CHvInlty atu- bullet^ struck tha car. a ten day fishing trip at North dant, CToocordl'a Theological Semi­ Hero, VL on Lake Champlain. nary, St. Loula, praachlng. Kahn Tailoring Co. -A amssh donble fentvra I Ohoet aad M n. Mnir SERVED EVERY THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Today, tomorrow and Monday— Is Honor Guest Frank Quinlar. of the Garden New England District Wsithcr Apartments, Red Cross official, i Well Know^ i To Htundreds Of^Man<^CHter Men League convention at Provi|dence, who haa been ho^ne on leave , dur­ R. 1. , At Two J?howers ing the auminer, jleaves tomorrow Wedneaday, 7:30 p. m.—Ladiaa' for Tokyo where he will again take Lobster Eyery Friday! Aid meeting. ; Mica Gladys McNeill 'o f 380 up hla Rad Cross duties. Try A ’Tender. Friday, 3-4 and 7-9 p. m. Re|;ia- Ccater street was reeantly hon­ Will Eie In Our Store tratlon foi> Holy CTommunlon next ored with two brtdal showers. The Mrs. Letter H. Meintoah of 217 • ■ Always A Wonderful Sunday. first one. a personal • shower, w m 8ummit(vetrcet ia visiting her . )DAY AND SUNDAY CHARCOAL BROILED given by her Uster. Mrs. Arthur dauglB^r, Mra. J . Austin W iggins, Menu Variety! Soatb Methodist Balmer, of 218 CenUr ^street. at her home in Wellsburg, West rr Bkowtag W. Ralph Ward, Jr„ Minister About seventeen guests attended Virginia. ' , • . TUESDAY and STEAK Qearge O. Ashtan, Minister of and presented Miee McNcUl with “1 Can Certainly We Serve Quality Moslc many lovely gifts. The hostess Misa Alma BiiuUi. R-N., former : Served Sizzling Hot In Its Own Natural used dacorationa of yellow and floor supervisor at the Manchester Goodncaa! LEGAL BEVERAGES 10:00 a. m.—Union Bervjce at green, decorated watering can and Memorial Ho*p tai, has arrived In Recommend WEDNESDA Y Canter Congregational church. aeaaonal flowers. A salad limcheon Honolulu and la taking up her du­ “ She’ll never have anyone to ask her to WILLIE’S Regular aervicea reaumed at waa served. ties In <)ueena Hospital InYhat city. Tha second shower waSk glven by BM RESTAITRANT AND (IRILL for dining aAd dancing South church on Sunday, Saptem- SEPT. 2 AND 3 w o t s until she learns to be attractive.” hcr 7. another slstsr. Miss Mildred Me- If y NelU, and was held at her home. Walter Briggs, social aclcnce i Jackie Cooper teaeher at Manchester High and | St. Mary’e Epiacopal About thlrty-tw» reUtlves and NEW MODEL LAUNDRY To Show Yon A Beautiful Line of Suitings and Coatiaip la *Wlroy Waa More” Refreshingly Air-Conditioned! friends attended. As tl)e bride- newly appointed bead coach of the , . P LrR ...... SATURDAYS RELAX Mav. Alfred L.' W'lUhuna, Jfoctor fpotball aquad, with Anthony All- - o s e elect entered her home she waa “They have done my washing for years and to my utmost aatisfartion. And Take Your Measure For Fall and Winter Needs BfOMDAT TVESDAT IN met by her young niece, Miee brio, teacher of science, and line "Sura enre for the blnea The I8U1 Sunday aftor Trinity: coadt. will addreae tha Rotary club , . . . full of laughs and racy OUR Your Complete Comfort Nancy Buhle, dreiaed ae n mlnla- FLIP AND HIS t a. m.. Holy Communion. Tuesday evening at 6:80 at the You know they have two services—-pick-up and delivery once per week or dialogue." o To Fi h i tura bride, liic color echene wee EXOTIC U a. a.*. Morning Prajrar with Manchester Country Club; Plans Hedda Hopper Assured! addnaa by tha Ractor, the 2nd In of white and pink with a wedding cash and carry. D’s easy to take' advantage of their cash and.earry aervlce bell. After opening her many love­ for the 1947 football aeaaon at CONN. WRANGLERS a series on “Prayer." Manchester High will be the sub­ Musieal optllne a t the service. ly and useful glfto a salad lunch­ beeauMe of ample parking space and in addition to that you get a la *’/a *Losl Honeymoon* eon w4a served. ject of their talks. | Proceaalonal. "Light's Abode, Ce­ With Frjinchot Tone WE CORDIALLY INVITE WEDDING. BIRTHDAY, ANNIVERSARY, AND ALL TYPE PARTIES lestial Salem." discount.” .' flEHOllSE&SON Grew Up In Ttaaait Chailea MlUkowakJ, the florist, Ann Richards Sequence, "Sing, My Soul, HU W ILLIE’S RESTAURANT-GRILL TO THE W)VELY ROSE ROOM. TO INSURE ACCOMMODATION TELEPHONE 6195 FOR RESER- left today for Chicago to attend a Wondrous Lova." A few years ago, when trene- convention o t the Floriste' Tele­ PLUBi *Y!iKantto GirP FOR RES. MANCHESTER 3 8 61 VATION. Offertory, “Hark Hark My Soul" WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS ' Today: **The Egg And T ' ^ ^ II 1 ..I.*. ■ ...... irtatlon faclUties were lacking In graph Delivery AeaoclaUon. He. Centiif Straat Shelley raxll, beef cattle there were waa accompanlw by eevkral other 73 SUMMIT STREET TEL. 3 0 7 2 CONT. SHOW MONDAY PLITS: "Daagrroua Money" Rtcesaional. “Songa of Praise the gstarted to market as calves, soOrnnecticut florists who plan to Ang«ls Sang.” they would be nuturc upon arrival. attend this one week's ;^ventiou. Advertise ii| The H ^ d — Ppv* ■' V

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATOTDAY, AUGUST 30,1947 FAOB f i V i MANUHKJn ER EVKNINJ; RKRACD. MANCHK8TER. CONN^ SATURDAY, AUGUST 80, 194T FOOT Bernard’s chrrek. 'Vhe brld* bad Yixe, and moat pupils will bav* a* h*r maid of honor her sister, 'Vas Jst Das Zoap Box Derby?' High School’s mors study tlms during the school UQUOR KcN'kville Mis* Florenca Monahan, and the day. At _____ bridesmaids were the Mlsee* Ann One other change of Interest to and klary Jana BUsh of Manches­ Day Changed returning pupils is a change in OkM ■*** smA 6*48 IftD R ti—U~ N Today *8 Radio zBzlSi ter. niece* of Mr. Fray. Lawrenc* the method of handling lunch room Tax Collector Golemba nephew ol the groom waa payments. No tickets will be sold Arthor Drqt MANCHESTER DIRECTORY beat man and the ushers wer Clay­ this year. All lunch room transac­ 848 Mate St- To Operate on Seven Gives Notice ton Edward*, alai- a nephew and tions will be bn a cash haals. Theuni* Werktio\iii. Following the Period Schedule Be­ Tho High School enrollment as ceremony a reception was held at of yesterday waa 1359, a alight in­ WDRC—N*w*. WDRC—Larry Lesueur. crease over pre-rchool reglsthatlon WKNB—Nrm; 840 Oub. WONS—Here’s to Veterans. Maple (jrove inr the immediate ginning pn Wednesflay . / Rockville Official to family. of last yegr. School opens at 8:30 WON*—New*. WTHT—Labor U. 8. A. a. m. next Wtclnrsday. W n C —Xavier Cuyat. 1 OF BUSINESS SERVICES Fair Cleeiag Manchester High school will WTHT—*ereno Oammell. Start Collecting the W n C —New*. " 7:88— The County 4 H fair I* coming have a seven period class day in \o a cloee at the ntnuid* of the I l ls — WDRC—Hawk Larabee City Tax Sept. 2 place of the fix period day. as WDRC—Here’* to Veteran*. WKNB—Polonla. county home in veraon Center heretofore. It war announced to­ WONS—Operation AeUtlon. WONS—RoundUbl*. American ftockTlU*. Aug. ’SO (Spacia))— thl* afternoon with a livestock day. Pupils should note that tha WTHT—Saturday Afternoon. Bar Association. Personal Finance Solves Now Is Time Stanley P. Bekulekl. tha City Tax parad* and dres* revue a* the tsM y bell will ring five minutes WTHT—Summer Show. Learn to Make The Curli-Cut final feature*. The Judge* were, earlier at 8:30 rather tlian 8:35. liSS— CoUsetor will start tha collection of Cow* and heifers, John Elliott; WDRC—County Fair. W nC —Our Foreign Policy. the city tax next Tueaday, Saptem- The new sch ‘'lule docs not length­ WKNB—Baeeball Matinee. To Check Tires Is the answer to the woman who deairee a cleverly casual Baby b«ef. Lamb* and sheep, Rich­ en the school ds> mnterlally, but 7:15— Own Clothing Your Problems Over Money ber 2 and contlnus through tha ard Hamilton; HandIcrafL War­ WON8—Band* for Bond*. WTHT—Betty RusseU Slny*. 15th. .The collection will be at the is accompllsheil by a rearrange­ WTHT—Faednatlnf Rhythm. hairdo ren Schmidt; vegetables, Harri­ ment of the M'hool day. The last 7:88— Hot weather takes s heavy toll office of the Town Clerk daUy from son Hamilton; Flower*. E. B. W nC—Juke Box Jlntle. WDRC—Sound Off. with the new atylea for fall, Flnsnclal oo igatlona have a way • place In which to do busineaa— 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. with tb* hour* class period wll, end at 2:21. Tho most feminine thoughta are .turn­ of tires snd If your-tires art be­ Tucker; Clothing, Cora Webb and regulsr makc-'n and extra help When Minutes I l l s — WKNB—Italian Hour. of piling up and causing' worry, they know y>u and are, therefore, on Saturday from 9 ^ m. to 12 Faith Glbsqn; Canning, M n. Leon­ WKNB—New*; Baseball yam*. WONS—New England In Oon- ing to new clothe* snd the price but with such m organisation as sympathetic U» your problem—yet coming worn, don’t take a,chance .noon.' He wlU a l» o ^ at the of­ period will bp held after thl* last Count! tiSS- of an entire new wanlrope la not ard Dowdlng, MkM Glenna Miller; period. yre**. the Persoif-il Finance operating you have ihe utniost secrecy and on using them, when Kelly- fice Monday evening*. September Hobbles, Warren Schmidt; Adult WDRC—Olv* and Take. WHT—Challenge of the Yukon. especially pleasing to budgets here In Manclu’alct you have the privacy in your ceallngs with the 8 and IS from 7 to 9 p. m. Thoee This rearrungemrnt of th* llsr* roar Onrtnr trte WONS— Harlem H^plUlity Thla la where the Singer Sewing Springfleld tires are sold at the class, E. E. Tucktr and Miss Ccua *<-hool day has many advantages. WT7C—Curtain Time. answer to your worries. David , Pereonal Ftiuuicr company. Manchester Tire Snd Recajiplng who want to pay their taxes dur­ Webb. ptUMie hU p re scrip itn a Jimmia Jingla Say§t ’ Club. Classes, forming for September V\j 99 East Center Street The school cho'rs and orchestra In WnMnn’s avei nmt pH- 7:45— Havey, treasurer of thl* local con- ; One thing v/i might stress, and Company, 5869 Broad atrset. Mr. ing tha period will be given a five Jean Krooner of Union is presi­ WTHT—Our Town Speak*. come to the forefront. N. W cern, with his staff. Is ready at , that la the fa it that the borrow­ per cent discount a* in the past which heretofor-1 have met in th* vale prntneeInMil «rtr*. fee YOUR OUTDOOR A PPt* W n C —NaUonal Farm and WO.VS-Florella H. LaGuardla, Stewart, manager of the Singer Msir* has an excsllent suggestion dent of the 4 H Fair association, morning before school will now Commentary. all timea to loin money, up to 5.300 ing of money la it'businesslike pro­ The taxes may also be paid by immediate fiellvery ta Home Hour. Sewing Center announces three In connection with the purchase of Wllllsm Thrall ot Vernon, vice meet during the school day, gym T e a r bnma. TITE WILL TAKE. 8:08— to help you pay medical, hospital, ; position, yet Pcitphal Financ* ar­ mail. president; Lila ILUer of Covsntry, SiSS— aeta of claasea from 8:30 to ll:3 0 ranges it so that It is no strain new tires, he Is advislAg, his cus­ classes ijlll b.' of s more teachable WDRC—Robert Q. Lew:*. cdULatlonM or lor nny other worthy tomers to buy those excellent, FOR AUTO PARTS To Receive Boau* secretary; Charles Thrall. Vernon, A LIKING FOR OUR PIES WDRC—Orand Central SUtlon a. m.. 2:00 to 4:00 p. m. and 7:00 purpose. Thl* m ney la payable to to repay It. There Is no feeling of HIGH GRADE A five per cent bonus based on ' W ONB-Joumal of the Air. WONS—Qul* Show with Bill to 9:00 In the evening o'* I*'"* long wearing Kelly-Springfleld treasurer; anJ AUce Thorp of Cov­ Manchester and a thousand and on* other commuhlUea in the United States hav* no comer on soap box AND CAKES! Slater. Personal Finr.uce pn a monthly embarrassment In tranaacting AND ACCESSORIES earning* for the six month* prior entry Is aaaiatent treasurer. racing. Here, all set to steit, Is the first soap’ box derby ever held In 05m an y. The six boys eagerly WTHT—The HUI Topper*, you have a full choice of the moat baala ovsr a loiig term,” thus mak­ bualncsa with Mr. Hpvcy arid hla tires and to hav* Ui* old on*a re­ to June 50 ha* been voted to the WELDON'S w rre—The Baxter*. WTHT—I Deal In Crime, convenient time for you to attend capped with snow eSph’ fbr the awaiting the starting signal from Red Crbaa'workers wllp staged the race In connection with a Countv Ml MAIN ■m en w n c —The Wayne and Shuster ing Ita repavment a task that stuff—yet you sense the sincere PRINTING employe* of the United State* En­ Fair held at Stuttgart for occupation troops, are sons of U. S. military perynnel stationed In Ger­ s.*«s— Teen Age clasaea that proved ao will not cauao financial hsrdahip. and personal in.'rieat In any busi­ ' winter driving season. With' the ELECTRIC WEI.DED velope Company which Include* the Modern Floral . WONS—ThI* U for You. Show. popular during the aummer heat we hare been experiencing it JOB AND COMMERCIAL many. We In Manciiester are fortunate ness dealings you may have with RECAP HKES Whlte-Corbln dlybridh In Rockville. Republicans Plan The Manchester Rotary Club’s 1947 Soap Box Race will he nm Sunday afternoon, October 5th. W n C —Camp MeeUn’ Time. months will be aUretd on Satur- in having auch an organisation, them. For further details, why not does secih strange to think of PRINTING daya from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. En­ Tbe bonus check*—jvilL—be paid Arrangements Ills— WDRC—Sw’eeney and March. for most of js luu Into periods of phone 3430 or iiop in at the State snow caps, but when most of us sea starting September 1. The com­ WONS—The Barry Gray Show. WONS—The Better Half; 'Tiny roll now and save money without Theater Building and talk the mat­ think of having snowcapa svsry- Prompt and EAtelent Printlag Georgia Primary Ing a grand Cire>; the boys swam vanced swimmers received their ' time when ready cash Is a neces- af An KInda pany grant* the employe bonus By experienced florists. For WTHT—Speakinf of Sony*. Ruffner. aaciiflclng one lota of alyle and aity. ' A local concern staffed by ter over with any member of the one else has the same idea and a to the raft where they gave an unior life-saving certificates; w n O —Saturday Showcaae. lit through the expert help of the CAMPBELL each *U month* period if the prof- Columbia Evelyn Lyman, Wsllsce Lohr, Weddings. Anniveinarien, W*"' w nc— Famous Jury Ttlal*, local people .a a much pleaaanter Personal Finance company? tong wait enaueA Why not buy .Ite of that period warrant. The Columbus, Ga., Aug. SO—(iP) — exhibition of diving, a few of the J FOR SiSS— 77i* Mad Masters. Singer Sewing claae instructor*. heavy duty Kelly-Sprlngflelds and COMMUNITY PRESS AUTO SLTPLY natural clown* of the crowd caus­ Marilyn Lyman, June Miller, Joan Funeral*. Etc. WDRC—HaUe Trophy Race. five per cent 1* based on all earn­ A Republican presidential prefer An acquacade and sxhlbltion with Soraccht, Deborah Young, Judith 8:55-* enjoy summer driving without A. B. HotaMo J . W. Bar* ential primary will be held in ing much amutement. .Th4 girl*, WONS—Sport* Parade. ford County 4-H,Fair In Farming- New and Used Tires ings, Including overtime. doing ballet to nrusic, demonstra­ Sinder, Ethel Duraett, Robert WDRC—Ned Calmer New*. worry over i blowout? Car. No. Mata aad Na. School Final Union Sen-tea Georgia next spring—the first of mors than fifty children and young ANDERSON WTHT—Sunaet Roundup. ton. Book ^Oklahoma” Rtraate — Telsphooe 8727 29BiaeeUSL TcL 2-1139 ted the water-l.'ly and atar for­ Wheeler. Janet Lucia, Wilson Knox, ARTHRITIS W n C —Tour Hoot (* Buffalo. Baby Beef Sale Mr. and Mrs. William Zerver and The final union aervlce of the its kind In the south since recon­ people taking parL held at Lake­ Nancy Leonard. Nancy Vanatt, WDRC—Bill Goodwin Show. side Wednesday hight marked the mation, making • lovely picture GREENHOUSES 4i8S— Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watermen Union Congregational, Baptist and struction days— Republican Na­ and to concludn Caroline Young Uarolin* Young, Russell Feringo sWi For the Bushnell close of the V/aterfront program, 155 Eldridge St. Tel. 8t86 WDRC—Record Seialon. WONS—Listen Carefully, Au. At Eaftlern Stales ore spending the holiday week end Method^t churches will be held on tional Committeeman Wilson Wil­ ■nd Joan Sorarchl- gave an exhibi­ and Richard r-hea. Senior life-sav­ ON KERRY STREET WKNB—New*; Baseball Matt* dlence Participation. in Bennington, Vermont, with Mr. To Have A Sound Building Sunday * t 10:45 a. m. at the Rock­ liams disclosed today. a communltyTJroJect sponsored by “Flower* By Wire” NEURITIS QUALITY Columbia RecresLon Council with tion of the front, awan and Jack­ ing certificates went to Paul Mil­ nee. WTHT—BUI Lance, and Mrs. Ralph Komglebel. While mall orders for "Oklg- You Most Have BILL'S TIRE ville Methodist church with the Williams, who is president of knife dive. Dr. Wolmer intro^ced ler, Richard Miller, Mary Kahl, tTURN DOWN N o w n i «T. w n c —Your Parade. Storr*. Aug. SO-Thlrty-four an­ PRINTING! the Medley Manufacturing com­ the co-operation of the local chap­ WONS—Dance Orcheetra. Local BchooU open Wednesday, homa!” are pouring in at Busb- and pastor. Rev. Albert Jackson Horace S. Holt, chairman of Co­ Russell Wheelef. KERRT BT. IB At THB WTHT—Star* In Oie Afternoon. 8 d 8 — imals, 15 Hereford* snd 19 Absr- September .3nl. tor the Fall term A SOUND R(N)FI preaching. pany, makers of textile machin­ ter of the Red Cross, started July 2. Joseph Pohimar, Robert Pohl- nell Memorial Hall In Hartford for The printing Dr. Ralph E. Wolmer, chairman of lumbia chapter A. R. C. and Mi*a RHEUMATISM END o r N6BTB Wt. w n C —Hopeful Stake*. WDDC—Vaughn Monroe’s Or­ dsen Angus, raised by Connecticut with Mrs. MllGied Fillmore of Complete RooUag Servtoe! Baptist Noten ery, said he had polled a majority Dorothea Raymond, secretary of man, Kathy Morrissey, Richard the return engagement of the M> It* do far REPAIR SHOP the council, an 1 master of cere­ WTXC—Hopeful Stake*. chestra. 4-H club members, have beejn en- Hebron as teacher at the Center Asphalt — Shlnglea — TIa yoo, will S*rvi«ea will be resumed at the of the- Georgia O ntral committee the same chapter, Albert Martin, Kurts all recsived advanced swim­ Dr. Richard C. Alton Ills— school and Mrs. Ellzabcyi Wright Theater Guild’s wonder musicsl Com post ttoa Wm. H. Green. Prop. RockviUe Baptist church on Sun­ and found "no opposition” to a monies for the evening said the mer cards. DRINK WONS— High Adventure, Ured in the baby beaf show and prava aatta- remarkable atte-uiance all summer Red Croe* examiner who has been Chiropractic Physician WKNB—840 aub. Drsnui. a* tsachcr at the Northwest school. beginning Monday, September 15, fOetory— ha- day, September 7 * t 11 *. m. The primary. the instructor of the sesson’s clasa- there are still plenty of good seats INSULATION '' and the hard woik of the whole Council certif:cstea went to wishes to announce the WONS—Thl* 1* Ja««. WTHT—Murder, Dr. Malone aals which will be held at the East­ The 7th and dih grade pupils and caaa* h win Colambia Ricyclea Sunday School will not *tart until “Unquestionably there will be es. He expressed the thanks of th* James Cobb. Myron Cobb, Judy removal of hla offic to ROGERS OPEN ALL DAY WTHT—More* Race*. the high school students will be availalbir. How long this will b« Chlmneya — Flsshlag Sept. 14th when the clasne* will be group, made it possible for 60 of WTIC—can You Top ThU. ern Ststes Exposition. Springfield. Gottera ha pmdaoed aadcr tha m**t U. S. Tirea a preferential primary next spring the original 77 registered, to re­ council and ah interssted to Clemcntino, Betty Bernitt, George 145 Main Street W ir e —Male Choni* of Amer­ Mss*., September 14:20. More than traniported to East Hampton the case la a queetion, because the modam. eMdeat owthod*. Oct held at 9:40 a. m. —probably In April,” said Wll-i George Yule, chairman of th* com­ 8:45— IndlcsUon* are that tha attend­ ceive their Red Cross cards or Life Yule, Billy Vanett, Dorothy Jen­ (North of the Center) SUNDAY AND ica. w n c —Down Homers. 100 atssra bslonglng to Nsw Eng- schools. oar esGmate. Repairs Service Obnen-e Annlventery Hams. mittee, Mr*. Leons Wolmer, who sen and June Squire. MINERAL VIMCR 4t«5— • ance for the week will approxi­ Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Reden* of Saving certlfirntes. In addition, Manchester. Conn. 18i08— tand's 4-H club msmbera will be E. V. Coughlin 'Dependabl* Qaallty — Rarvtaal The manufacturer, who also Is the council presented each enrolled acted as watenront assistant; *Mlss Doris Nielson of ErdonI ■OLD AT WTHT—Shew. Judged on September 16 and sold mate what It was two years ago Acccaserles Regan *treet will observe their sscretas-y of the State Central Joseph Lafleur, proprietor of Lake­ LABOR DAY WDRC—Top Tune Quis. when a world record waa aet up *880 Woodland RtreM who attended at least four of the Rosd, formerly Red Cross worksr 1:8*— on September 18. according to Don­ WILLIAM H. SCHIELDGE »5th wedding anniversary on Labor committee, said the primary side who so kindly allowsd the in Europe, will tell of her war ex­ Office hour* by WDRC—Croe* Section D. 8. A. WONS—Chicago TheaUr of the ‘Thief of Bagdad” for recetpta. for alx nlghta and PHONE 7787 180 Spruce SL Phene 2-0659 classes with a certificate. There Air. ald C. Gaylord, animal husbpnd- 188 Rpmo* Street T*L 8888 bay. Monday, September 1. hold- would.be financed by Georgia Re­ were about two hundred and fifty use of his equipment and the gen­ periences and answer questions, st appointment All Drug Stores 7 a. m. to 10 p. m . WKNB—News; Swedish-Aroeii- man with tha Agricultural Exten­ two matineea by a stage play. lag open house starting at 3 in eral cluttering up of his property WTHT—Professor Quis. The return of ’’Oklahoma!" to publicans, without aid from the proud parents and interested Uis young peoples meeting to be Call 4868 can Hour. j sion Service at the University ot At the “Drive In” the afternoon lor friend* and rela­ national party. Part of the ex­ ekeh week; and to James Msrmaud Rogers MlnenU Water 0*n In*. WONS—Saratofa Handicap Do- w n c —Judy Canova. New England almost coincidental friends prese’it to witness the af­ held at th* home of Mr. and Mrs. Connecticut. E. M. Grsnger of tive*. Mr. and Mr*. Redens were pense may be met by levying (yes owner of Columbia Radio Sales for Open Sept. 4th 288 Pembroka 81, Brlfigepeet serlptlon. 18:11— with the opening In New Haven married In St. Joseph’* church on fair which Ideally laealud uuatHRaal aad The marriage of Mia* Ruth found that are 4,

MAffdFTESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CXJNN.; SATURDAY. AUGUST 30. 194T r V O H T 4 .. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. (^ONN„ 'SATURDAY, AUGUST SO, 194T PAGE s n r t Redf RatifT Peace - New Cabinet Pastor Resigns 65,000 Comrades Cheneys, Union Sign Weddings In Legion Parade; Ac(»rd With Five Seen Doomed National Guard, to Sponsor First Rate Basketball Team Charbonneau-Manon Blake-Lundbcrg 750,000 Watching Satellites of Axis For Collapse New 5 Year Contract fOnutiaaad from Page One) ' (OiaMaHi fraai rac* Om ) (Contlaued From Page One) I Indies Down Commanding Officer Welcomes McCluskey Dodgers W in, ! * the official ravlawlng atahd at tha Flood Pitches PA’s Joe McCluskey Named tB H vU ct flonuBunlcatlona to oc> stapt of tha whlte-stonad public News Tidbits^^Ag^^** Austzi*- that the government Would be ! broadened to take in parties on the j library. .C n O H F rom U f) Wire* I creaie, Un|on Free of N B’s 4 to .3 Increase Lead ft* rtacUon In mort Buropw Although the aun amllad aa tha MBlUl* wM one of relief that now outside. j (3l Taaldarla kept George Stra* parade began, the Weather bureau W ildcat W alkont SqMf To Victory Over BA’s Director of Athletics ^ flint pert of the peacemaking warned of acattered showers and job waa done. Some eourcet felt. I toa on aa war mlniatcr. Tha Juflga orders Mra. B ertha SinkA Pringle Bests W’rona D r f p B t Giaiita, Cards that Rueelan raUflcaUon I three Centiiata who quit Muxlmoa' thur.derstor.na later in tha day DatrolL to modulate her Meralag A flva year, flo strOca, ae M k* cfwilnfl only a few ^ y a bR**’ ' cabinet did no because they had ! from an inrreaalngly overcast aky. hymn elBglng. ^Ur complaint by contract waa ratMad tUe Win Gives PA’s Tie for . In Pitchers’ Battle Idle: Bravett Down Art P o n g r a t E to Manage f failed to obtain the ouster of The police department made neighbors . . . What, When allaU alsoelse fallsfalU MBioval waa ruahed throufh the *- - - morning by Local M, TWUA flftar Second Place With Local Sppri At Robertson Park Philat Red Sox Win MrtlamentA of RomanU. Bul- i Stretoa and ifervas, the later then elaborate precautions to guard the toar bottles of bear persuada Sta. Sports Cage Team; To Enter n rla and Hunflary—heralded an ; minister of punlic order. Zervaa massed thoL'aanda. They set up Baltimore watermelon wagon oomplation of negoCtatiena yaetar Pagani’s; Surowiec I was not In the new cabinet. three first aid stations and two mare, to ge^up and contlnua h w ; day betwaen Cheney Bntkaff aafl Team StMidInge By J*« K«4c4iier Eastern Pro League; attempt to facQlUte the admla- tourney . . . The Society of Prlenfla (Ihatierx t»t f p o Blon of aaatem European coun- I Taaldarla Ready to Resign held hospitals, the latter ready for the union. Tha "oiiw. a^iaaoHSt, Clouts Long Associated Prre* Sporte Writer Forum Plan Practice Soon 'any emerger cy but majoi surgery. has condemned both conscription lU llans ...... 13 1 929 There wa* a time when it trlaa Into the United NaUona. per- I An authoritative Popullat and the manufacture of. atomic drafted with aa aye to ptovlelaim The town supervised awimmtf X n the United Nation. Doctors, 4S nurses and 13 am­ North-Ends ...... • 3 .750 worn I constdered *af* for a New Ihoaks U the Beys , spokesman said sTsaldaris waa bomba aa "definite steps toward of the Taft-Hartley law, ew«iSau«f pool* at Glob* Hollow and Salter'i As the summer recreeUon pro­ By BoH W. Vast Aaaembly meeta next month. ready to resign in favor of a coall- bulances were ayallable. Patrol­ GBL will close Monday evening for the | Motors ...... 9 •' -913 Sports Bditar men waved away all but emer­ armed conflict" . . . Dr. Robert 8. In It a waiver of Cheney Brotbera RoekvUIe ...... « 6 500 York Giant player to be seen gram come* to on end, we, the Hope# Italy HVHl Be Appro%rd i tlon governm nt, if auch could be Lefever of Oettysburg, Pa., con­ B A 'a...... - season. walking in th* street* of Brook­ boy* of the Rec Midget Baseball Two majM developmonta tat tha ^ set up, and hi 1 offers of various gency traffic from the congested light to claim damagea for any W ait flidea I'd ------Lata’s ...... 5 7 <17 ; National 43uard setup were m ote Mario Scelba. Italian mlnttteT area. victed on charge of drugging wom­ NBVp ...... < 9 -308 lyn. Today the thankful Flatbusli League, would like to take this of the Interior, aald In Rome that i concessions, mnae In a week of an patient and then assaulting bar. wildcat work etoppagaa thgt mtgkt PA'S ...... i'r Ernie Noaka, leading pitcher in , public today by Major Alwyn Bro- 34 the Twilight League during the KneCys ...... 4 9 .308 ritlaenry la ready to spread out opportunity to publlcally express Ruaala aoparently delayed ratifi­ , negotiations, bIi'I held good, Rev. James A. Young Board I'p Store Fronts Charley Sihmldt. swaggering occur. The union, the paper atimp, Aircraft .. Indies ...... 2 12 .143 uur thank* and appreciation tn I der n. commanding offlea of tha cation of the Italian treaty In or­ i Only ye8t’;rdiiy, even as the Parade-wise merchants along Nazi who once headed Gestapo in will undertake no UabUty for ua* L egion----- 5 reralar seeson, was charged with th# welcome mat for anybody I First Batulion, 169th Infantry. Rockville . 8 ' only one mtecue tn IS games. He the individual* who helped make , 43rd Dlvlelon. C.N O der to keep Italy Irom a-lnnlng Taaldniis cublnel took shape, Lin­ Rev. Jamea A. Young, pastor of ‘•‘ftnFifth aven.ie boarded up store North China found hiding In Pei­ authorized strlkea. Nicholii Bristol lost their slim wearing a Giant tmiform. the summer program a succen*. , V3H. roanlberahlp laat week. Pre­ Mien Barbara Liindl>erg coln MaeVeagh, U. S. ambassador Also Included are lacreaaea la va­ I handled 22 chances. Noske won The first wa* the appointmont of Mra. L. A. Charhonneau the Church of the Nazarene for, fronts to protect plate glaaa. ping cellar . . . "Perhapa the live game* aa ogainat no defeat*. hope of gaining r. fourth place spot In recent rears * Giant appear­ Sam Massey, our director for mier Alclde da 0%^r\ to Greece, rcuee.lecl that Washing­ wish la father to the thought," cation beaeflts and "repeHlag" Behind the effeetivb pitching of Joseph P. MeOuakey to the poet Mias LoretU Alice Mason of MIrm Barbara Marie Lundberg the past aeven yejira. has tendered' Although this was the "big pa- ance at Kbhete Field Inevitably thee* months during our school of director of athletlco and the' jMpe that now ,IUly could be ap- ton wanted the Greek government his resignatloii to the local church radc." It waa not expected to be says Beneral Clay of Russian time of four boura laataaa eif two Jerry Flood the Polish Americana lost night under the lights at the vacation period, rate* top billing Hilliard street, daughter of Mrs. of Boston and Mancheatcr, daugh­ put on a broader foundatlcin. The Did you know that Mike Zwick mean* a Dodger victory. In the second waa the move to sponsor a ' proved for tha U.N. ter of Dr. and Mrs. George A. F. », o ■ .J, .f- ..... tnnn ■ bo.ir(l to sccept a call to th e ' the biggest the f-egion ever held. radio report that he will be recall, hours. Under thla prevlMaa, If defeated the British Ametlcana 8 nf the West Sides pounded out North End when the cellar dwelling past three years, the Brooks have for his help. Sam was ntore Other reaulta of completed ac­ due to any fault of tha manage* Indies came up with a 4 to 3 win. first rate boekethall team. Edith E. MB..-n end the late Leo. Lundberg of 22.1 East Center street, fiCnnni".® ” ^ ’"**'*^*j.2* * Church of the Nazarene In Rox-■ On the Legion's last visit here In ed from hit post in Germany. to 1 laat night in a well ptayCd, Twi 23 hits end drove In I'O runs dur­ whipped the Giant* 25 times In 29 than Just a director In name. He Other officers of th* Flriit Bat­ tion on the treaUea Includ^: T. Mason waa married this morn- j will bo married this afternoon nt 000,000 in mllltcry and other sup- Illinois. 1937. there were upwards of 200,- ment worlcers were not abla ta League game) ing the regular Twilight League It waa the Indies second win of games on their home ground*. was on organiser and was os en­ The ending of Allied Control ___ make a full day after rapdrtlnt, the season. Joimny Pringle gained talion who approved the move and ing In St. Bridget's church to Law- the Center Congregational church ^ V Heiidev>.nn rhipf of ihe di Announcement will also be I marchers who took nearly 18 ^ Flood scattered four hlta, two c$ season 7 Strange but true is the They won nine of 11 In 1945, 10 of thusiastic about baseball oa the who were pnrent when th* news': commlaalon. In the flee countrlea. committee expected disapproval of , jj,jy receive at least four his second mound iMn and kept Major Alwyn Broderaen. commanding officer of the first Battal­ boya who played. Mr. Moaaey rence Andrew pharbonneau of .M2 '...... "’arr.n...... Blake,...... son of vision oV Near East ^Affams^of the ' " '“'J* I" congregaUon Sunday hours to complete the Fifth avenue the measure...... houra’ time. which were of the infield variety fact that Zwick collected only one ion. 169th Infantry, 43rd Division, i* shown abov* tsfaicoming Joseph 11 l**t year ant' thus far this sea- was released were: Major Arthur Diplomatic repreaenUUvea now and deserved a shutout for hla ef­ extra base hit, a double, in hi* 23 things well in hohd except for the eon, have flattened their kindly was thoughtful of us boys in or­ Mr. and Mrn. \Vurren H. Blake of u 8 State det ailment arrived - "corning and tlw pa.*itorate of Rev.' Legionnaires thla year dc- The committee is » « > OuUlde of the longer term, com- seventh frame when thd NB’t made P. McCluskey Into the National Guard organisation as director of Nichole, Executive Officer; C a p -- will be empowered to wpervlae ad- Middle turnpike,, east, son of Mr. forts. : A fielding lapse in the fifth hit total. neighbor* six times in seven en­ ganizing ■ league and hta friend­ tain Ernest H. Lareon, fl-3 (Intel- - alHiBettoi of the treaty- -p*wt- ■and Mrs. Napritqn Charbonneau. today at Hussani airport ^ Its official “*{; I pliance with tile niw labor Uws a bid that fell one short, nf tieing athletics. men at the double ting ceremony Sunday services of September 21 Disabled veterans and Gold Star Three Legionnaires pleaded with ^ additional beneflU, the attowed the British Americans to Others in the photo Include (1 to r) Major A rthur Nichola, Captain gagement*. liness and cooperation ivUI long Itgenca Officer); Lieutenant Frank Rev. Bcotvlslaw OadorowakI offici­ went to MacVcaglV's residence. mothers shared seats with officials Butch BcckA, who up and quit the score. Not only have the Giant*, been be remembered. will be Dr. W.-LKun Woodniff. for- ■ He denied that he had come to He will assume hla new charge the committee yesterday to en­ aoore their lone run. In the first inning the Indies William Dickson, both of th* First Battalion, Earl Tost. Herald spoits Moore, Company A^ and Captain The birth of the new free ter­ ated at the duul'le ring ceremony. mer pastor of the Center Congre- the following Sunday. and dignitaries in the 2.000 seat contract remains substantially the Dick Cobb walked to open the the West Sides last week, played accommodating to the Brook* but Thanka too, to the Manchester William A. Dickson, CimmoMIng ritory of Trieste. Conflicting The church waa decorated with Greece becausa oi the governmen­ dorse the bill. same as the wsr duration docu­ gave Pringle two runs to work with editor and Arthur Pongrats, who wag appointed manager of the gationol church, and R-.v. Cllf- I grandstand erected along Fifth Maneuvering! in the race for fifth and went to second as Deck in 16 Twi League games and did Uuerds basketball team. thaw* been eepeoially trouble­ Softball Twilight League for it* Officer. Company A. Captain Voon, by Italy and Yugoslavia psalma and cut flowers. During tal crisis. He said he waa making avenue from 60th to 68lh streets. ment It supercedes, according to not commiL an. error. when a NB'e errui, a single by Mel some to th* Dodger* arch-foe*, generosity in donating th* us* of ford O. Simpson, present pastor of a first-hand survey of Gfcecc'a will distribute $ i25.000 in prize 1047-48 national commander con­ Wargo beat out a high bounder to Cushing and a fly ball sent .two ard H. Bradley, Commanding Of­ for the vital port at the head of the ceremony Mr„. Arl>Tie Garrity the church. The church will be The 1,250 West Point cadets led tinued at a feverish pace yester­ Francis ReiUy, president of tha aeeond base. Tony Berube went th* St. Louis Cerdlnola. In 19 en­ the night lighting unit for the all ficer o f ' ileadquarten (Company, the AdrlaUo made neceeaary a played and saiig “I Ixive You overall problems—Internally and money, with the top award of $16,- union. Art Pongrsts atole one base dur­ markers across the plate. .Things gagements with the Redblrds, the star game lost Wednesday eve­ al»o aproved the plan. eompromlae eatabll.hlng the new decorated vvitn palms, gladioli, ' externally. 000 going to tie winner of Mon­ by Cadet Henry iHank) Foldberg. day but adherents of James F. down owinglng for the first out as then were quiet until the Indies Truly", and "Ave Maria”. and white asterj June Yeoman ' of Dallas, Texas, were Immaculate O’Neil of Manchester. N. H.. said I .Adds To flecurtty' Flood bore down. Hayden Gria- ing the Twi season but it waa a I Pro-Member Giant* have come out on top 10 ning. The league's generosity was Mr. McCluakey, on* of the free port territory. Under the The bride, who waa given In J . , In addition to V.ailing MaeVeagh. day's 300-mlle Thompson trophy costly one. The West Sides catcher agsin hit the Jackpot in the fourth. Slate League times. So It Is esay to see why the climax of a perfect summer greatest flgursa in th* track and' Italian treaty, the UJf. Security Park, nccomnanied by Frederic ' he is expect* d to confer ■ with classic. Last ;Tar’s winner avei- in gleaming white summer unl- their candidate wai far In front Before the wartime contract, wold was tho second out, grounding Art Patton singled and scored marriage by her brother, Thtmas Wemer. orcni i.t. will sing "At forms. As they marched along, claiming the big delegations from agreements had been signed «a back t« Flood aa both nmners ad- suffered a serious kitce injury that th* Dodgerg' hat* for the Giant* season for lu boya. field world, said hie first prejoet. Council la empowered to appoint L. Mason, wove r gown of white Dwight P. Gri!wold, head ol the aged 373 mph. has shelved him for the past ten ahead of Ed Holt when the latter ha* turned to lov*. A aalut* to m*mb*ra of th* would be s baaKetball team. Ha a lovemor. UniU be la named and Dawning” and "li.h Liebe Dlcht". American Miasion to aid Greece. their lines were as trim and New York. Pennsyh anla. Illtnois nually. The present longer term. vaneed. Conch John Hedlund hit a pounded out hU second Games Listed I Event Sunday marquisette with a awerthcart The bride, win. will he given In Feature Race* Today straight as a picket fence. and California. all engaged feel, adds to the sens* ground ball toward aeeond. First days. It doesn't pay to" steal Art. The Glanla played their usual Softball League who aasleted in also **id that h* would glva the ftor flO days thereafter, the United Today's feature races, starting of the aeason end the Indies lead. role

MAWHKSTER KVEmNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATtmiJAY. AUGUST 30. i«4t > A ( H TElt Who remembers the good old Judge—Too old! Why, * I could The mail or woman who depends lUUNKKVlLLC FOLKS BV I’'UNTAINB FOX daya when horses In western give you twenty years. upon pull never gets within hail­ S u iw r Howes fiw Rant 67 movies rarried cowboys inatead Fiiend-vNow, now. Judge. Don't Kooflng—Kvpainng 17-A Meip W anied^M alc 86 ‘ ______•HouSenold ffiHMis 51 ing distance of the Individual who Automnhilea for Sale t KimineM S«rvie4?a Offered 13 I. Sense and Nonsense o f tenors? start talking shop! reljcs on push to get ahead. "We DAMMED up THE CREEK* I SUPERINTENDED EXPERIENCED wet finishing i AUGUST SALE I ATTRACnVB four-room eom- CARPB.NTER WORK, repairing. KUUFINU OF all ainda ilhimney complataly furniahad cottage. All THE JOB ! " Jobbing, remodellag. Reasonabls arorh, gutter work and insulation. help wanted. Apply Matson -Mill, Hera is a 3-room home, eomplata. .Classified YIm BeepeoaBUity 'Htot fhaas it reallae that labor lossa In the Father—Say. It’a two o’clock. Mias Guahin—It must be aronder- Wen, Seroebody Seat It la 1988 OLDSMOBILE. business conveniances for Saptambar and rates. Call Manchester 8604. Expert rapair* Honest workman­ Inc., 65 Matson Hill Road, Booth which Includes B-plece bedroom. S- end when unreasonable wagea Im­ Do you think jrou can stay ,a 11 ful to ba a parachute Jumper. I A Bachelor la a happy guy Classified coups. CaU 6719. October. Ph'ine 2-1782. Labor Oa Lobar Day, IMY ’ ship. SaUafactlon guaranteed. Glastonbury. piece living room. 9x12 rug, 5-plece Labor Day, 1M7, fiada more per­ pose prohibitive coots on the prod­ B ig h t? suppose jrou’ve had some terrible And has a lot of fun; ______sport a la MAKICb oi sewing maohuiap Call Coughlin, Manchesiar 7707 kitchen set. Ice box. 1 lamp, 1 mir- j- Advertisements sons em ploj^ and at higher wages ucts of Isibor, when production falls Suitor—n i have to talephoha experiences. He Blaea all the cutlea up GENERAL male help wanted. Ap­ But never Mr*, one. good condition, 2 new tires, new ea(>ertJs repairvO dinger Hewing ror, and the price $198 Hantffl t4» Kent 6 8 than ever befote In peaca-tlme his­ below the levels of efficiency, when home first Parachutist (fed up>—Ta* mloa Advertisemeots ply Matson Mill, Inc., 65 Matson CASH OR CREDIT an honest day's work la not re­ paint SacrlOce. Phone »292.___ Machine Oo.. M2 Mala Stiaet CHIMNEYS rabuilA repaired and Fur Rent Fur Sale tory o f this co4intry. On the sur­ terrible. Why, once I came down For Sale r u snM cleanao. Also all types of roofing Hill Road, South Glastonbury, TAKE 15 MONTHS TO PAY face, this situation looks highly turned for a good day's pay. Labor la b o r EpIgranM where there waa a sign, "Keep Off Son—Dad, whafk a net? For Rrnt IMO OU>8MUBILE coach; 1941 and r pairing AU work guaran­ Conn. $10 Deposit Will Reserve ^...... r To Buy TuS«ll satisfactory. Fears about vastlob- has a vast rcaponsiblUty to Itself Work la the meat of life, pleas­ the Graas'*' Dad— A noL eon, IS a bunch of Dodge coupe; 1942 Chevrolet 2- MANCHES'IEK teed. LaRoae Broe. Oo. Tel. S- This Outfit Icasneas after the wkr have been —and to the nation. ure the deaaert—B. C Forbes. holes tied together by little pieces To Boy To Sell NO CHARGE FOR STORAGE My father Uught me to work; of string. Now, put up your books dotu-; 1941 Ford dump truck with SHEE'I ME-IAL WORKS 0768 LANDLORDS WILL YOU proved foolhardy. There are still Brown—Back to toara again? I WANTED— Mason's helper. Ap­ CI.ASHIKIKD ADVT. Mayoir—I never saw the park lit he did not teach me to Wva It— and run out and play a while. 7 new 1947 motor: 3-yard Oar ADt CONOm ONINO ply In person. 67 Oak street. many Jobs to be had, and the ranks thought you were a farmer. CLAS8IEIK0 AI»VT. Wood dump body. fuL price 1430. A-L-B-E-R-T-S HELP US TO FIND RENTS DKPl HOI'KN: o f the Idle are made up mainly of tcred so with paper aa it la this Lincoln. HOT AfB n m N A C B B Movtng— lYorking— Green— You made the eame mla- Bba—Why do you work ao 3150 down, balance 15 months: Conn. Largest Furniture Store 8:80 A. M. t« 4:45 P. M. thoae who prefer to bold out for morning. HoOr do you account for One machine can do the work of UKI'I. HOURS: Inataileo and RepalreO MAN OVEP 18 years of age for fifty ordinary men. No machine take I did. luurd? 1942 Dodge dump truck, 1295 Caveatrougha and Unndurtors St4>rag* 20 43 Allyn Street Phone 6-035$ FOR SOME NEEDY better jobe. 'the availability of 8:SA A. M. to 4:45 P. M. inside work. Apply in parson. ‘t? can do the work of one extraor­ Ha— r am too nervous to steal. down. Brunners. 353 Cast Center All Tvpea of gheel Metal Work I New Model Laundry, 73 Summit Hartford work at record wagea' Is a cause Superintendent—The Park Ckun- Tranapoae the letters In Great 22 Taara Rsparlenca ASHES, Cant, rubbtah removed. VETERANS? for deep satiafacUon this Labor mlaaioner had leaflets distributed dinary man.—Blbcrt Hubbard. street. Tel. 3191, after 6 4485. street. FOR SALE — White Glenwood Help and get the name of an In­ TELEPHONE 5418______Ceiliu*. attics, yards cleaned, Wantitd^Rcal Bstate 77 Day. It shows that tha system of yesterday asking people not to Blessed la he who has found hi* A self-drying mop la on the coinblnatlon kitchen range. In strument that lo, arlthout a doubt chimney cleaning and repairs. MOVIE me-r to show talkies».Thea- free enterprise under which this throw paper about work; let him ask no other bleased- market. WThat thia column wants AniHMiaceasenta 1947 STUDEBAKER , good condition. Call 5381. (How wa wish the answer began is a diah towel that won’t get wet. LAWN MOWERS aharpenad, ra- Light trucking odd Jobbing. C. terlese towns. Pleasant work. Wc specialize in obtaining WE BUY AND SELL nation grew to greatnaos la still neas;-i GST RICH Call 3-2544 Burnham Employment Agency, ily home, in Manchester or on Manchester Tire and Recapping 2-1046 I Walnut street Painting— Papering 21 • many other household Items. All SAY "BOLD B$IICK*V tCEEPM* HIS EAieS QUICK ! Co.npany, Broad street. Tele­ 29 Pearl atreet Hartford. Phone reasonably priced. 15 Drive A, House* for Salt I t outskirts. Willing to pay today’s ELElTTRIC Actors rspsliing and INSIDE AND ouUida painting, INVESTMENT• OPEN! phone 3889 Open 8 a. ro. to 7 p. 4-8002. Silver Lane Homes. market value In cash. Will wait 1 1 A ut4Hnol»ilC8 for Sale 4 rewinding AJ' work guarsntssd. paperhanging. Rooms requiring HOLLYWOOD Section.— 9-room m. reasonable time for occupancy. Ac# Electric Motor Repairs. 221 not more Ilian 10 rolls of paper GLENWOOD Stove, white-gray single, converted to two-famlly. Write Box A, Herald. a u t o m o b i l e rebuilt motors North Main street opj^eite De­ done for $15, Including papier at Bitoatiun* Wanted— enamel. OH and gaa, in good con­ Steam heat with oil, fireplace, available low 10 per cent down, pot entrance on N o i^ School 50c a roll. Celllnga whitened, Female 38 dition. price righ t Tel. 2-1428. completely inaulated, modern YOUR REAL ESTATE flfteen months to pay Mont­ atreet Phone .5642. floors sanded and reflnished, gen­ kitchens, two-car garage. lat PROBlJ»f8 ARE O L ^ eral carpenter work. Call Gilbert WANTED—Poaitlon aa secretary WE BUY AND SELL FOR CASH 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmastor gomery Ward, 821-828 Main floor 5 rooms available limmedi- street. Manchester, Conn. SHEm MhrrAL WORK Fickett, 4208. or stenographer in Manchester. FIRESTONE table radio. $10. In­ ately. BeautifuUy landscaped. ARRANGE MORTGAGES a u b Coupe. $1,996. Would like Expect good pay. Can give good quire 17 Huntington atreet. BEFORE YOU SELL. CAUL US Hot Air Furnace Repairing. $4,500 cash required, balance trade. INTERIOR and exterior painting, references. Phone 8104. mortgage. Phone 5329 • 6273. NO OBUOA’nON 8 )ri«4 lral*, tar. Wanted Auloi New Hot All and Air OndlUonlng paperhanging, callings reflnish- BRAE-BURN REALTY CO. Fiirnaree Inetxlted ed. Men Insured and property Marhtnarv and Tnola 118 BAST CENTER STREET Chevrolet two door ■ Motorcycles 12 SIX-ROOM house with all Im­ FU.^^Y KI'SINKSS IIY HKKSHHKKtiKK CARNIVAL BY OICK TURNER BOUT'S AND HER BUUUIKS AU Ears BY EDGAR MARTIN 1939 damage Bxoert work. Edward R. WOMAN, willing to board child provements, new semi-air condi­ Realtors Phons 0278 or 5329 Mdan. Mechanically in lirst ^ ^EWARiTof |26 or more to the Eaves rrvrugn and Conductor while mother works. Call 8218. BAllE WIRE, tractor ploWa, disc — ii^i— aWSM TWA BOTTOM Teiwlrtna Price. Phone 2-1003. harrows, mowers. Garden Trac­ tion furnace with oil burner. LISl YOUR property. Kaatdaiiual iH oiscuw bm w ouA‘4 avnuRA. A M o a •m t tfiAHY AAPAY class condition, good tires. ; per^n leadU g ua to the pur- Large porch, hardwood floors, B o^ .riA RWAlHOtp *o . W$AR% THAT aoLVOWSDlCORA | ARARTMTHAto YOU tors. repairs. Dublin Tractor Co., and bualneas Have many ellaats i r m a r ^ AH* 1 BAA6JL BA aoRYNAN ROO AMO L1»T OUR I chaae of 6 good 1937 to 1947 car. NORMAN HENTZ FOR gUALITV. pDca servica two-car garage, one acre land. S x t m s o a ymivm y o u a«AT. North Windham Roacl, WHllman- Ueorga L. Urasiadio. KeaJtof, 109 CAFR, TO U 3»t WITH I ««AiTE.aa\. TO YOU a o R t a a TO MAK^ Broad Street Motor Sslea. 3926. 277 Spruce Htrael conault Albert Uuay, "The V.oroa Dog*— Kirds— Pets 41 Occupancy 90 dkyr. Price $11,000. \X% 1981 De Soto coupe with Owners’ Painter ** Complete in­ tic. Tel. 2058. Henry atreet. Phone 627$. AAPPMASS You GAYA U « I ONE OE Tel 6968 VERY SMALL Toy Fox Terrier Charles Orlermann, agent. Phone 'fOUA ■ rumble seat. Excellent tire.5. .SELLING YOUR car? Stop or terior and axteilor painting sarv- GAS AND Electric welding, all Puppies. Zimmerman, Lake street. 14 H. P. BREADY tractor with 4928. OMN 1 ■ Unusually cloan. call and get our top pnee. Prsm- lea paperhanging, spraying and V ouw e thfmkihgMI? mytala lead burning Eighteen Telephone 6287. lawn n.ower and aickle bar. 3 and f i tuir prices for clean ears. Cole floor retbiishtrig SatiatacUon 5 K. P. Garden King tractors THREE-FAMILY house, 4 rooms Motors. 41-14. years experience. Georgs L guaranteed. Free eatlmatce. All each, on bus line. Zoned for busi­ So They Say- 1940 Ford Station Wagon, Green 47.3 Gardner street. Call WHILE ON vhcatlon leave your with attachrr.ents. Capitol Grind­ workmen fully insured 20 Spruce dog at my kennel. Excellent food, ing Company, 38 Main atreet. ness. Immediate occupancy, first new motor, used very little. 8047 •ireel, Manchester. Pel 2-1855. care and runs. Phone 2-1031. Phone 7858. floor. Price $10,800. James J. Exceptionally good seats and Kustneas Service* Offered IS Rohan & Ron. Tel. 743.3 - 7911. A political boss is aa unnecocs- body. R. dnd H. Original tread LAWN Mowers, tend and power INTERIOR and exterior painting sary ae he la evU- He continues tp ANTigilEH raan:absc and rspair sold, sharpened, repaired, parts. paperhangirg, floor sanding, HIX-ROOM Single, full two-story Articles for Sale 45 MUHlral' ln*truments 58 exist by default He is on his way tires. ad Kush OI apltal saaU rapiscad Ptck-u|. and delivery, (kipitol and reflnishing calking, roofing, house, excellent location, large out It will not be today or the day rtamann. 189 South Main atraat Grinding Co., .38 Main street prewar prices. I'JxlS room paper­ MOUTON LAMB coat, sixe 12: SALE OF f-mall pianos. Spinets, lot, stedm heat, completely reno­ after tomorrow, but within the 1929 Ford Coach, a desir­ Phone .5648 Phone 7958. ed. $12. Now booking outside grey twist broadloom rug 11x14: midgeta—carefully rebuilt and vated, fireplace, two-car garage, next 10 years the poliMcal booe able ona for cheap transpor­ spring a/>d summer contracts reilnished. I'pecial low Au.^ust ameslte drive. Immediate occu­ will be but a sad memory. OLD FLOORS SANDED REFRIGERATION man's figure skates, size 11: i:>j ii. i.t - e " tation. Spray or brush Call R E. Web­ combination radio . phonograph prices, $26.1. $205, $360 and up pancy. Price $12,500. Phone 5329 —Fiorello H. La Guardia former :sssL Layin::' and Snishing. SERVICE ster. 696*1. Guaranteed Also Steinway grand or 6273. mayor, New York City. ALLEY OUP Wrong Book BY V .T. HAMLIN J E. Jenaar., set; hope chest; Singer vacuum; Domestic, commercial. For —perfect All worthwhile miisl- 1986 Chevrolet 4 door se­ Tei. a to m 9928. evenings. antiques; small Items. 17D Gar­ so u €CE.(XXX.A , )F OOP prompt day ami night eepvice, den Drive. cai instru'.nenta. Terms Evening Every son and daughter of In­ HAP TIME-MACHIMEO HIM'/WKO)OP' dan, new clutch. Very good Tailoring— Dyeing— SIX ROOM single, convenient to » LELF F 4fiOIMErtMERE TO ( COURSE. RADIO neiK BalngT Have It re- appointmchla, gladly arranged. dia is preparing for war on a com­ ('A L L 2 1428 neiining 24 Center. $8,900. Call 8009. r Eao. hc'o have taken motor. ps'reo oy esperte Pick-up eerv FOR .SALE—Banjo, good condi­ GfSa Plano Company. 57 Allyn mon plea of defense. 'Thia history H)$eoOK IMTH Ml*» PIELAS REFRIGEHATION tion. large baby crib, like new. of Europe will be repeated in this Ice. g’laranieed work Sets rheci* street. Hr.rtford. lelephone 5- R7X-ROOM modern Cape (3od with ACXJLON’T HE ? 38 Birch Street DRESSMAKING. ' women's and Microscope, fine condition. Call 6696. Baldwin piano distributors India. 1940 Ford Coupe, today’s ed r the r.ome Car radioa e chlldr8n's Alterations and but­ hot water hja* Two acres of 2-96.58. for this area. —Mahatma Gandhi, Indian leader. ■pedal $800. G o ^ mechan­ i;>a-;ialty Marchealer Radii ton hole# mad’) Phone 2-2660, or level land on faved highway. Se'vlce, It Bircr street Phonr Hnu'sr-nnlii Service* 33 Seaman (hrcle. KOHLER 800-wntt light plant Price $9,500, or James J. Rohan Many troops in our occupation ically. 2-OX4U Offered 18 A and casolioc engine, water pump Wanted— lo Huy 58 & Sons. Tel 7433 - 7911. forces are young—too young—and C € N 0 ! H e and 300 gallon waler tank. Phone often they are being used by Ger­ FOR POSITIVE re,>alri« on all MiiHirni— llrnmulir *21* WANTED - Ttnrrels. either wood W FST S'l’R EET—Uausual oppor­ LET US wash vour walls by ma­ 2-1582, or wrlta Box ,58, Talcott- man girls who are marrying them 839 makes of tetriyrrators and wanh- or metal, -.ot particular as to j tunity for veteran to purchase MILLER MOTORS chine Does a really clean K>b ville. only to get a meal ticket and en­ ing mai'hlnea, rail Walter PIANO TUNING, repairs, recon­ rond’tion. Phon^ 2-1331 or 4095. j two-famlly duplex, five large Preserves pjint saves, rederor- ditioning. etc John Cockerham. trance to the United States. I ------■ten.lilfWMi, Pipsclk. Tel. 6024 \KV5 A.N'I) used Koyai Portable t-ooms on <*ach side,- small porch —Dr. Fred P. Corson, Method! »t 683 Center Street Hting Bchrend's Cieaillng Serv­ 28 Rigelow street Phone 4219 'A typewriters. Immediate delivery MAN<:HF;s TEK'S dealer in rags, on front, stove heated, tool house, bishop, Philadelphia. ice. 144 High street. Phono 5859 paper and scrap metals calls at "8o th« Wife will hsvs better hide getting Into the gsragel'* PROMPT - EXPERT Libera tei ri,s and trade-ins. Re­ large yard 80x150. Close to Telephone. Manchester 2*1060 UALL rKitHV'S Household Serv­ your door and pays you highest schools and bus. Immediate occu- REFRIGERATION Busine** Oppnrlunitie* 3'2 pairs on all makes Marlow's. 867 prices. Ostnnsky. 182 BlsaeN SIDB GLANCES BY GALBRAITH ice for ex|>ert clexnins of liiMira Mall' street. panc^ of one side, $8,400, $1,400 wdiu. rugs, upholslery, windows l’'OIt SALE- Sixteen-room room­ street. Phone 5879. down to veteran who can qualify. SERVICE FRECKLES AND IIS FRIEND On the Leanh BY MERRILL C. BL088BH odd Johi Phone 7690. ing-house and furnishings An- W ARD’H Oil R.'duced! Premium A’ E BUY cflgs papers and scrap Call Good'*hild Realty Co., Man­ n-ial Incoii'e $4000. Prli i $10.H0O. grade Vitalized oil for 62c gallon. chester 7925. office U- Forest COM. 1M7 BV Mto SfSViet. SO. T. M. SS* U. S fST. OfT. All Types — All Makes metals ('nil Arnold Nelson, 737 ^ V O U U HAVe Ip LEARN Tt) WOBJC , myistle; VVAITER.I WAtr YW.SIR? MYimeSAyi I iShe ooes.oocs 1961 DODGE H-ton Army pick-1 F.xcellent opportunity for G. I. In 55 gallon or 2-30 gallon drum.#, street, or Hartford 2-0779. FOR SALE Lvdab stree' 8906 > Dudley Street— One 2-Fam< fcpAKL/ / A. I TRY/ ON THE SHOULD CALL 'SHEt ■WOJ,.My up track. 1400. Phone 8849. 1901 Building— Cnntrarling 1 1 Call owner 5025, federal tax included. 100 pound "And I aay ’vahaT^ EVERYTHING/ GuSTDMEILi CijeiDMens.^ . NUMb CMIM* X PHONE drums hig. prc.asuro grca.ie, only ily House, 4 . rooms ‘each Slowpoke/, SygM FMCNOS, /WANT x5 ASK 10U . Vernon street. | Kesnrt I'rooeriy for Sail* 71 MANCHESTEn 2-1226 J. SULLIVAN, mason contractor, $9.95 Llniited time only. .Mont­ Uoom> Withnul Hoard 50 side. Everything modem. 'S IR ' AI4D ^A uttle question/ a brickwork, pl.astering, cinder Hi'lp Wiintfd— Femnie 35 A'S POP 1946 DODGE SEDAN gomery Ward, 824-828 Main COVENTRY LAKE— waterfront $2,000 cash necdH. Ready PRI^ILI. BY AL VERMEER VviaP^ini^fDuAS^ block concrete work, stone. Tel street. Phone 5161 Manche.atcr.- H ^ter, Radio SCIENTIFIC 2-0418 W ANTED—Girl for stock room FOR RENT - Bedroom ,for relia­ cottage, four rooms, large porch, to move in. \ »4R- LatCOLN AND boat with outboard motor, $5,500^ take over for Low Mileage for sorting and btindllng. Apply KOR HALE Cash register, excel­ ble gentleman. Phone 2-1320. SLAVES t . Year 'round modern five-room a few minutes, REFRIGERATION CO.NCRETE brick, cinder blocks, In jK'rson only Manrhe.stcr Coat. lent condition, make. National, Several other houses now COLE MOTORS and bath, with fireplace. $6,500. d ea r—w h ile rnu.idaUons. plastering. land- Apron and Towel Supply. 73 rings ic to $3:99 Call 2-96.58 being started. \ 4164 SERVICE si'aping, drlvewa.vs, septic tanks. Summit street Wuntvd— Rooms— Board 62 Modern fo'ir-room and bath, h a v e a . '•ai|a'nlry, tiew construction. B. PERFECT Two-carat diamond with fireplace, large garage, $6,- Phone 6742 or See s m o k e . WOODWORK Dl all kinds built A i) i'onstnirtinn ("o, Uelluccl. WANTED - — Experienced counter WANTED —Board and room for 900. aark Realty Service, South and jnstAtled Job anop service. solitaire. Sacrifice. Write Box O. two-year-old boy and robm for 1966 B 'l i x f S Jeap Reasonable (’all 2-1601. girl to work from 5:30 p. m. to Care of Heiald • Street, South Coventry. Phone price. Phor WHlimantic 2492J3. ProlraaK nal kitchen designs For 1:30 a. m. Good pay for right working mjther. Call 2-9273 be­ Wllllraantic 266J4. George Griffin quick servtee call 'J-0963 ('A KPF..N'TKlt. contractor and party. Also girl to work from HOT W ATF '. tanks, oil tanks and tween 1 and 5. 641 Main Street m V MERCURY c o u p e " bunder. Remodeling and new 9 to 1:30 p. m. Apply The Annex. pifmps. toilet bowl, gas stove, MONTGOMl-nn' ward's” con.strurtion. Heustinalile. Call for Heater. Radio 29 East Center street steam radiators, chairs, etc. Cor­ Housva for Kent 65 Listings Wanted! free estiniale.s W Crossmgn ner Pearl and Hsmlin streets. RADIOS AND WASHERS RED RYDER All Mopped Up BY FRED HARMAN Low Mileage 2-2136. WOMAN Wanted to learn cor- 9 lo 6. ■ setry. Rome selling experience BULLDOZER COLE MOTORS REPAIRED t:ARPENTKR Work of. all kinds. preferred, however we will send P 4164 Roiifs. siding, additions and al­ you to school for training. Good Garden— Farm— Dairy f o r h ir e Notice 824-828 Main Street terations Also new construction RENT SEEKERS LET US ■' salary and cxcetlent opportunity. Profiurt* 50 $ 1942 PONTIAC two-door, TSTl Tcl. 5161 Sieffert. Phone 2-02,53. Apply in person. Burton’s. 841 Excavating — Grading Pentlac sedan, 1940 Pontiac Main street. TOMATOES For Sale, 5 lba-25c, HELP YOU LOCATE A Zoning Board of Appeals sedan, 1941 Chevrolet sedan de- also by the baaket. Inquire 57 Land Clearing — Etc. FRANK FAL:4 Mattresses re­ In accordance with the require­ llvary. AU cars'guaranteed. Cole made and sterilized UK* new. We Flnri*t»-T-NuriM-ries 15 SALESLADY, part time jiosltlona Florence street. RENT Motors 4194. open for Tliursdays add Satur­ ments of the zoning regulations Of j call tor and deliver anywhere. 42 GLADIOLI bouquets. Woodland days at CatToll't Children’s Shop. TOMATOES ready plckeil, 60c a Frank Damato the Town of Manchester, the 756b- .South &Ialn street, Colchester. Gardens, 168 Woodland street. Ing Board of Appeals aill hold a Conn. Phone I'^ilchestei. 460. Apply in p-raon. basket. Bring your own contain­ Call 8474. er. Martin J. Rleater, - Hillsdale No charge at all if we fail. and Sons public hearing in the Municipal Manchpatpr WANTED —A Cook for two Road. Wapping. Phone Manches­ Building. Thursday evening, Sep­ ALL API’ LIANCES serviced and W e have placed 14 tenants in 24 Homestead §trcct repaired, , burners, refrigerators, RnoAng—Siding 16 months—another girl kept. All ter 3798. tember 4, 1947, at 8 P. M.. on ths Evening Herald ranges, watheri. etc. Ail work aundry sent out. On Greyhound the past two weeks registered Phone 7091 or 2-9455 following applications; 1\OOf”i1i O a n d s id in g our spe- Claaaitied Advertinement* guarantied Me.lro Service O o. bus line. Small family of adult*. with us. Hours 9 a.m. to 4 :30 Application of Donald MacFar- • 4' ...... ' ...... rel ..Manchester 2-088:i. cmlty. New ceilings and parpen: $120 .a month. Roman Catholic Hpusvholil Goods 51 qnd for permission to keep hom­ Cuunt Svt sreraat worst to a lin*. try Hlghtut' quality maleiiala. preiferred. Address Box C, Man­ p.m. Open Thursday evenings ing pigeons and erect coop for iDitlsIa nuoibcrs and abbreviallnnt WorkmartstUp guaranteed. A. A. OUT THEY GO >VK HAVE finest assortments of chester Herald. till 9 p.m. Rental Service satne at 49 Glenwood Street In a -x> aach ooant as a word and compound Dion. Inc. Phone 4800. eQra.ia»t»rm*awwet.si€.T.aaiaa.a>«T.aw. 9-le words aa two- wnrda- M'n'muin rnti kitLben linoleums AUo'tlla and Residence B aone. VIC F U N T There’s Our Man IIY Mil HAEL O'MAI.I.EY AND KAI.PH LANE wBli coverings. Manchester Floor I'OII.NTER Olr'l, hours 9 to 5, '* CLEARANCE Bureau, 869 Main Street. Man­ la erics of tV«r lines. N. ROOFlo'G — Speclallklng In r w a n t e d Application oi , Robert MeVay Mas rstst.Dcr da>. (or cranaienr ada Oovertj.g Co.. 5b Cottage street. good wages. Apply Sandwich ‘I’d like to help you, mother, but that radio commercial I SET MouasEia dow n o n tm$ pairing roota^ot all klnda. alto chester. Phone 4168. for permission to use garage * and r.*prtl«e Marrk II, IM1 Cab 5688. Nook, 999 Main street. ^ One only, JJ4” double deck bed, cellar for repai and rebuilding ra- Juat heard reminded me how tired and lietleaa 1 faell” HOOS UMM THI OML. $M| Catli Cliarsc new roofa. No Job too amaU or 2WY auNO aeiNe csowmo. a Ooaaacutire Day a __ | 7 cu.i ii eta large. Good work, fair price. Free EXCELLENT Office ’ position sprint?, platform top rej?ulaV 20 . frigerators, washing machines and aA Oontseulivt Daya ...... j a eta ill cu. estlmatee: ('all Howiey,-' Man available at -Burton’s. Knowledge electrical appliances at 394 Wood- 1 Day ...... Ill eta.Ill rta. $15.95, now $4.88. Fourteen bridge Street in s Realdeneb A Chester 5361. of typing essential. Apply in OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with) MAJOR HtMlPl.E All ordara lor iraMulai inaertiiuia metal kitchen stools', regular zone. ‘ will as chJrfsd si tbe%ns tlina rats. person only. Legal Notices c a r p e n t e r $ But. /vvAiY - HEy BUSTER HEV. $2.29, now 97c. T m'o only, floor Application of Minnie Cavag- Spselsl ‘ rataa lor Iona tana avery WANTED rZT-ZZZ-»*. IT’S G£T THE OLD •day sdawrtislns Slveu upon rapueat.' Heating— Plumhlng 17 GIRL WAN’ftD ffor night work sample sofa’ beds, regular 'I.iqi'OB PKBMIT naro for pcrmlsalon to convert ,A4s ordsrtd eanrrilad Iwfora ths , NOTK'K OK APPMCATIOJI Apply J A CHUNK OF , 0{7V'6 SLEEP-] No Sundayt Good wages, steady $77.95, now $39.88, One dnly, three-family dwelling Into four- ■, SOLID GOl^~« trd or 5tb day will bs eharced only PLUGGED Main sewera, -sink w-ork. Peter's (Thoeolate . Shop, family dwelling at 103-105 Ridge G A e.^-*- SO far tks aetual nuipber of timet the Stenographer lavatory and oath drains effi­ five piece wood and chrome Thii Is to give notice that I. r r z - r z r - ^ 1HAT5 \N)AV S4 sspsarsd ;ksratni at iba rata G9I Main street. Street in a Residence.B aooe. ciently inactune cleared. Carl dinnette suite, retrular $69.95, .STANLEY S GILL, of 10 Gard^ FOUND IT no Hfe’S BEEN asra^ but no allowanea or retumh fftruFt. Tiuit llwrlford, have filed *n ap Jarvis Realty Co. Application of Irving Stich for eas bs BWda .on als tima ada atoppad Rapid, .\ccurate Worker Nygren, plumber, steam fitter WANTED—Girl for typing and now $39.88. pllration dated August 21. 1947 .with 654 Center Street THe LAKE- 6 0 K 6 after tbs *ttK day. permission to erect three duplex /AYSGLF-t-w- AHOUWO \NtTa J and pump meruuilc. 15 South clerical work for transportation lha Liquor Control .Commlaalon for houses on land comprising Lata Ifs "till ferblda": display Unas not Permanent Position street. Phona 8497. office. Call at Carlson and (Mm- a Restaurant Permit for the safe of z r z - r z x . ' aald. alcoholic Iliuor on the prenilsea. 69-71 13. 14, 15, 18 and 17 located on Thd Hsrald wiu not ba raaponsinla pany, 44 Stock Place, , MONTGOMERY WARD Interesting Work NOW IS ths time to let me clean North atreet, Manchester. cornel of ClJambera and Irving . tsr mora than ona incorrect inser ,The bualiieta la owned by STANLEY Strecta in a Residence A aone. . Mon of any advartlasroant ordered tor and put your heating system in POSITIONS now open fer women AN D CO- 3 GILL, of 10 Garden atreet. East aMTO tbdn WM tlms. perfect working condition. Ed- with or without experience Hartford, and will be eonducted by Lei U» Help You Sell .Application of George Ring- TIm Inadrartant omission ot incor- Write P. O. Box 125 rdet publication ot sdrarttslng will be ward Johnson. Phone 6979. Pleasant work, nice hours, good j 821-828 Main Street S-UANLEV 8 GILL., of 10 Garden stone for permi-iaion to use ona, W ASH ItIHHH A Heavy Fawn BY LESLIE I'UKNER Plumbing and heating contractor pay. Maiu-hrster Laundry, Maple atreet. East Hartford, as permittee. Youp Property— We foom on second floor as kitchen in. 'itilCASMe tug ntlT up E|60TI0M5.i. ] roetliad only Oy osnoallatlon of the or Phone Manchester 2-0036 STANLEY & GILL. RiMJIWSTR... IMS MU6I, PU$NiFY charao tsada tor the sorvloo raoden street. Manchester, Conn. -ut o f No. 755) in a Reai- b$ publlshad same day must bo ro- ery Ward, Main street. 2-1041. WANTED la yoar real estate problem# denre A aone. aait^ by U o'clock noon. Saturday tion Open At Burton’s ••^f yoa waat PROMPT Application of West Sld^ Dai*’.’ M ia WOMAN from 3 to 7 to care for OIL. GOAL, gaa, air furnaces In four-roorii apartment and pre­ stock Blower gravity and pipa- 3 First Class dERVlCE for permiaaipn to elect an adui- TUvpiMfM Your Want Ada PIN BOYS Uon, 34'xl7’4"— l ‘i stories hi >. Wonderful opportunity' , , pare dinner, five days a week. less lypea. rVvino Company. CaU Ads arb oMopud o « « um taia- a 16 year*, pid or over- A Two in fanillv Phone 3908 from Waterbury 3-3856." Mechanics to Dairy located at 54 ^IcK - ahsao.at tlM CUAHOX RATS aivor Street, in a Rea'dence B zone. a a eoovaalaaw to advonioors. we’ll train you in moder|i -ply in peraon a t: 9 to 5. SALARY AND BONUS CA8B KATM «1U ba- aoeapi- SIMMONS double bed. complete. JARVIS All persona Intereated may at­ FULL PATMXNT if paid at too Like new. Call at 27 Tyler'Circle merchandising m$thuds. Apply 6M Oeater Stryet tend this hearini. ,isa oOirn on oi bofaVa too aoronth Help W a n l^ — iMale 36 after 6 p. m .. ..a.- MANCHESTER Tel. 41 I f or Y2Y5 4 Zoning Board of Appeals, ©GTYaef*^ Cotloarina too Rrat insortion ol Good Salary. Apply In Per­ By Martin C. Alvord, e-$af 1 Sf^ORES H& a ^ ad otosnrlao too CBAKUB RATK BOWLING GREEN. INC. FOUNTAIN Men Wanted. Exper­ TH6 SHORT ARM DP THE i HOSPITAL Beds or wheel-chure Chglrmfin L B J 6 It cxrr* w u ha aallaatod. Mo raaponalblUty to> 6.54 Center Street ience essenUal. No Sunday work for rent or sale Ratee reason­ BRUNNER'S arrasd ta talapkoaod ads will bo aa- son only.’ 841 Main Street. 3.58 Efisl Center Street ’ John H. L a p ^ . tboti aeeursey aaaiiat be See iMr. Da Gon .Apply Blake’s, Inc., 739 Main able Phona Keith's Furniture street. Hartford. Coon., R oo^ 6 418#. Read HM'ald Advt. Saeretan. a ' ■••j

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