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Average Daily Net Prewi Run For this Week Ended The Weather OPEN Do Your Food Shopping at Hale's Self Serve & Meat Dept. June It, It M Fareeaat of V . 0. Waatfear Bmn SWIM SUITS OlosMy tonight, Wntnrtay, elM FRIDAY NIGHT 11.210 of aenttered abowera. Lew SHAPE Large, lAMral^ Fresh ’ Member of the Audit aigbt aenr C8. High Kntnrdnjr: Bureau of Circulation 88. UP GNTIL 8:30 GRADE A HERSHEY Manchester—-A City o f Village Charm Smmtntm Meat Department lim»$andtvtr- EGGS SYRUP VOL. LXX III, NO. 232 (Claaaifled Advei^atiig on Pag# 18) MANCHESTER, CPNN„ FRIDAY, JUNE 2.5. 1954 (EIGHTEEN, PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS fyalgtttituAuw VACATIONS FARM FRESH. MEATY and TENDER i)oz. Ifi Oz. Tin tid th it. 'A lot o f Pinehurst'! patrons go vacationInK in the summer— some for a lonir time, some for a week or Holt's frtsh poultry fncludtt Democrats Which Way Is North? two. And,' because somehow Pinehiirst's customers FANCY ttndtr reosttrs, young frytrs or are usually Pinehurst’s friends, we miss them. Some of them go to places where they don't have any breiltrs, and your stitetion of household'cares a t all; some of them to summer Convene at cottages where, even though the scale of housekeep-' chicktn ports. ing is as simple as they can make it. there are still Sees Ike in Move FOWL J V LB. appetites to be satisfied— and that means, of course, 55c 5-6 LB. SIZE ^ there's provisioning to be done. 8 Tonight LAND O’ LAKES KRAFTS Then, after a greater or less time, the folks come home again, And it gives us a kind of good feeling W HITE and U G H T Hartford, June 25 (/P)— inside to have them say when theyshow up again BUTTER CREAM CHEESE What may be the last Demo at Pinehurst and remark. "Gracious! We did miss cratic state convention with Pinehurst, honestly. Hardest kind of work to get In Quarters Ttndtr lomb sttwing cuts at with CHIVE as many as 1,507 delegates any really goo<} food, where we were.". — Lb. 19c lb. art rtol tconomy; ond Pkg. LEG O’ opens here tonight at 8 frtsh mode lamb pottits at 35c -X Not that it' makes »is feel good because our pa o’clock, hut the business of trons had a rather hard time of it, buying decent lb. art just right for tosy, quick supplies while away, but because it's sort of satis naming a ticket to oppose the factory to get a little appreciation, don't you know 7 mtols. Republicans this fall docs not Here for 'Talks with Biseiihower LAMB LB. Red Tanker O f course, a good deal of the inconvenience could A B d U f « l b . s iz e come until the final session be avoided—and a good ntany times is avoided • tbmorrow morning. Declares ‘R ift’ by the vacationers loading up all the chinks and There is no candidate in the field Seized by comers o f the old car with Pinehurst commodities to oppose former U. S. Rep. A. A. and Udclng them along. It's amaiing how little 69c THE FAMILY'S FAVORITE IS ALWAYS Ribicoff of Hartford for the nomi food it's necessary to buy during a month's sum- PREMIER IMPORTED VIRGINIA DARE nation for Governor, but there mer-cottaging, if you figure out the commissary in were a multitude of candidates for Nationalists advance and then pack your car. SNOW FLAVORED the other places on the ticket — five state offlcea and congress Taipeh, Formosa, June 25 And a visit to Pinehurst will remind you of a lot SYRUPS BONELESS CHUCK POT ROAST > 5 9 man-at-large. _____ Of things you'd never think of at your desk. CRAB MEAT Even though more than a dozen (/P) — .Nationali.at China an pt. Washington, June 25 (A*)— Prime Minister Churchill met 6 ' i Oz. Tin candidates were getting support nounced tonight that one of with President Eisenhower today to nee whether they oin for the six ticket spots, party its warship.1 seized the Rus- wipe out in intimate talks any "misunderstanding.’’ as «a
? ■ I . I , MANCHESTER SVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1954 PAOBTWO MANCHESTER EVENING rifeRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY. JUNE 25, 1954 PAOItBin in Boltqn>( Ha .aak}. “Bor 'da I Bolton feel that I aver ba-fortunate the people "to be patient,” and aaid amendments to the Taft-Hartley Churchill Sees Ike in Mom O b it u a r y Globe ^Hollow and Salterns enough to Nvork with aiich an Dikes Restrain M orse Assails It has not provided accurate uq- Act .was offered only for the sake enthusiastic pare'nt -group as la X Patelli'Stratton Wedding employment figures. of presenting a "performance, rec ROOFIN6 AND Principal Fails found In this to'to.” 'There are aa many as 5.000.000 ord." The amendments themselves GREAT EASTERN SIDING COMPANY To End ^Misunderstanding^ Open fo r Season Tomorrow "In short,’* th^^rincipal said, Record Crest Bush, Purtell unemployed, but published figures were bad, he said. i Phll Cn*r do not show this necatise they re "The people must elect a Demo . .—2FaAK STREET—MANCHESTER . “I- -hiiva thproughiV enjoyed the Laea Aadray Tatter I Deaths The town’s two public swim- i To ReneV Pact three years I have spent In Bol- Msr Aas'H fer only to those drawing unem cratic/ {?ongresa in November or A. V. “BURT” LINDSAY, Prop. * (OontlMwd fram P i« e One) of policy, It was learned today. . “FLAMK AND , ■MAH8ArBk ployment compensation, he said. Gaa Price Coming Dowit ming pools, Globe Hollow and Sal- j The petition, aigned by Directors toh." , \ THK ri.MH” CANTON" At Des Moines As Reactioiiarv else . the Republican reactionaries S» . f ter’s. offtclaUy open tomorrow for. NeUAed Grair TerS.JMt , ____ Tarh. S:ZS-S:M administration,. he j will construe the election results - WE SPECIALIZE IN . . ■unliirht brightened hit pink-faced Pearson Twins Walter T. Mahoney, Mrs. Helen Pnnrya, Buz* said, hold, the "Inljiiman” view, that.... mandate to pass laws much "Gas’,’ prices a.,e coming the sea.ion. Both pools will be [ Reuben Will Not Retuni Reuben said, he notified Siipt. Sal. 1 e.ie. "Bamba amile. The twins horn to Patrolman FltzpaMck, Everett Kennedy, and ReaSV I'aaper Daffy Dark. Tam A (Opatlnuto from Page One) (CoaUatied from Page One) ".some uhemplovment ia a good more ricloua and anti-labor than The military guard drawn up down again in Manchester, under town supervision. Matthew Palon, la dated June 21. Graff, by phone that he woldd not flaa . "Dial 5l For .Marier - thing.”, _ RESIDING YOUILHOME and Mrs. Willlan: A. Pearson of Monday through Friday the j To Elementary School those already enacted," he said. In an opto square around the | what with a . reduction in the 117 Hemlock Et. last Monday died Bowers has not called the special return - hla contract for the\ haxt ahoiild^rop to the 28-foot level future,” he said. "Great domestic Alamlmim Clapboardiaf, Aabeatoar PIm U« aad laaolaM •df et of the parking apron stood | tank gaJIbn cost' to service sta pools wiH-be open the. following | year ,and that as of June 3^ "1 Morse said one of thf important June 23 at the Hartford Hospital. meeting. Martin said Bowers may For September Term by noon and be down to baqkful and foreign policies are in the current national issues is the need HOMER OR NOTHING Stdlag, la a wide variety of colors aad stylea. •t present arms. ’ , tions and the sp]'».»cnt start of hours: 10 a. m. to 12 noon; 1:30 have decided the meeting was not will have fulfilled all the requlre- Burial MU be in the-East Ceme 6 ■tage of 23 feet by the time the* balance.” - for mo're aid for education.- . Boston (4hXj— It was home nm TZ:LEPH0N1: MI-S-82n—or MI-9-24M Churchill shook hands w ith' another "ga^^v.-ar tery. p. m. to 5:30 p. m.;.,and from j necessary since Martin called ofV Bolton, June 25 (Special)—A menta of the present year/' R e ^ £AST Vice rresideiit Richard Nixon | p. m. to 8 p. m. - On Saturday I Morse, who quit the Republi Schools are not as good as .they^ or nothing for the Boston Red Sox WE FINANCE YOUR'DEAL* Gasolihe dt*t/lbut
PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JUNE 25. 1954 '.■^ -• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN., FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1954 PAGE FrVM :J' t by defeating th« local nine 8-2. It Eockviile-V ernori was Willlmantic'a second league Drivers Reducingv-. submit their. Bpplica.lions prompt- win In as many starts. Grant^Union Extension Bolton B o lto n Boltoir* Prirst Bob Phaneuf pitched excellent Speed, Says Chief The co-ed camp will be held ball for the Thread City team, Alig. 1 through 7 afld ia open to Class of 1929 ' Schedules recording 11 strlke-outs and is- lo ii Set 4-11 Club members 9 through 13 .suing but' one walk. His mates For Filing Exceptions Police made only one arrest and Learn to,- Board Requests $1^651 Hike year.ft of age, who have enrollment' hacked him up vVith nine h it s . issued one warning to motorists cards on record for the current 25ih Reunion in Somers At Rectory for year. Ken Williams was top batsman yeaterday with use o^'radar, and SMaiNG » flRVlCI with three safeties. - , NLRB con^m s;* paint vacation For Pupils ^ Transportation 1.4'n-nieh Plan Outing Jack Macri hurle n 0 hearing officer’s report involving days" no arrests were made. Police The requested incfea.se in- : year'a budget. i have administered affairs ql the feature 11 arts of local talent to- Mrs. Louella Hale Dcnlcy, Mrs. different states. During one peri . 1 * 1 Democrats Uninstriictcfl have been using the radar in vari attractive subjects. od of 23 da.vs they obtained a to liarrln. 2b ...... 2 1 0 2 1) ft ft challenged ballota cast at the union volves elementary school transpor■ For this reason the question of 1 chapel as a mi.Ssion. mor,:ow night at the Community Betty Davis Goddard. Mrs. Zita AnthonN. 2b ...... 1 1 n n 0 0 0 election at Ma'nche.ster Modes, Inc., ous areas in town to determine Hall. Dancing will also he en Genovesl Schliphcck, Mias Natalie tal of $758.57 from Connecticut Rnyntnn. If . . . . 0 2 0 n 0 0 But Seen Supporting tation, only, ami is a direct out purchasing a two-well sink and a The Rev. J. Ralph Kell.v recent- Kn. William.*, lb . S 1 3 4 0 and Brltain-Hall, Inc. streets where speeding and unsafe hot water heater, costing $2.50 !>' Iransferrerl to the local pari.sh joyed. a bake sale conducted and B. Ide. Miss Mildred Rostek and ,8talions. ft ft growth of JLhe contemplated in- ' ■ 3b ...... 4 1 D 0 ft ft ft The NLRB consented today to driving occur. J11.00.$8.95 net and $350 respectively, as approved ! from the faculty of-Annhursl Col stiawberries served ill a variety f Miss Louise Burke. \ Stodolski snd his wife . are Czajka. rf .1 i> ft ft Ribicoff for Governor /'crease of eritollmcnt next 'year. 1 1 an extension to July 12 after re The radar was in' operation for on the 19.53-.54 budget, was trnii- lege. South Woodstock, is the first of ways. Picnic Tomorrow scheduled to appear in City Court Valfl^rr. r ...i.. .T 1 •n 2 1 n about three hours on Charter Qak X .There will be some 332 pupils at Monday to answer breach of peace Kramer, r ...... 1 0 1 .1 ft 0 ft ceiving a telegram from the union Thirty-two Manchester delegates the achool as opposed to 301 who' blesome. However, it was decided pastor of the parish which also The annual picnic of the Baptist Sprrpkif. rf ...... 2 2 2 r 0 ft I yeaterday requesting that the Street near Virginia Road yester compri.ses Sacred Heart Church in charges. The hearing, which was Phanriif, p ...... 2 0 n ft are expected to attend the Demo were in the plant this year. to go ahead with the purchase and Manehe^ter Evening Herald B«l- Church School will be held tomor 1 I day. It is the first lime it has been Vernon. foit eorres|>ondent. Mrs. .loseph row. at Mashamoquet Brook State postponed for two successive court cratic State Convention which.opens used in thab area, police said. Board members agreed with watt future development... Herald Photo sessions, was put off last week af Total* ...... 3.3 R 9 21 3‘ 2^4 to July 19. Normally, the'*lO-day tonight at 8 o'clock In the Bushnell CCNTCS »T. rrinripal Gabriel Reuben that the The Revs. John F. Hannon, Ed Rev. J. Kalpk Kelly D'ltalia, telephone 511 .3 .5.54.5. Park in Pomfret. A- special bus. RorkvHlf (it ... I period for Rling would end Mon- Wells C. Dennison, 39. of 20 gar J. Farrell and George Hughes ter the defense attorney indicated ah r h r Auditorium, Hartford. The local greater number of pupils will and cars, will leave the'church kt Rryne, lb ...... ^ day. aince the union received the Steep Hollow Lane, was charged of ttje Manchester churchwill also' 10 a.m. and the group plans to Ida Stodolski was a patient at ...... 3 1 1 -11 Democrata go to the conventioq un- with violation of the rules of the /mgr necessitate an expansion of ’.the tomorrow at 2 p. m. al the home I.r n ’I.K I..VI>—RIG C.VTI H City Hospital. Stodolski through Dimork. r ...... 3 0 0 4 1 2 o repoit from the hearing officer, inatrucled but tliere is little doubt bus routes, and possibly the addi ■ be honored al the afternoon event. Pilt.ibiirg .T' • Angelo Simbari Le.«.*l7.z«. 2 b ... n u I road. Patrolman Joseph' Sartor return to the dhurch-about 5 p.m. b 2 0 Robert S. Kucha. June 17. they will support Abraham A. Ribi Local Stocks Mrs. Henrv Sheckley i,s chaii man'.p;.Mrs. Frank Paggioli. showe'i how a lad of 9 can handle Parents of church school pupils his attorney, asked for the delay KlUn 2 h ...... n n 0 [I JJ Although the union r e g a r d * made the arrest. tion of a now hu.s. of the committee of members of I "'til be conlmued in the because he was making arrange Ijclbengdlh. 3b , n 1 2 coff of Hartford aa the gubernator Board Member Howard Jensen a fi.sliing pole when he went fish are invited to attend with their Sorha. rf ...... 0 n 0 0 0 0 Fuchs’ report ss "unfavoFable" Us Police also arrested Ronald A. the Ladies of St. Maurice which club s study of judging dairy ani- HYDROSCOPIC ments to enter Rocky Hill Veter n 0 0 ial candidate. Ribicoff's nomlna- SgOPPS estimated th'e Iran.sporlation cost quotationt Furnlahed By ing in the .■Vlleglicn.v river, hop- children. 8rh''rwiizk\, rf 0 0 , jj' reqiipat for an extenaion for filing. la a certainty. Pearl, 22, of 114 Woodland St,, CORNER CENTER and GRISWOLD have arranged the pai t.v. Refre.sh-1 bn’’ ** -ftheep. ans Hospital. j Rrerwi.rth. ** . per pupil at ‘$27.33. This figure Display Prizes 0 n n • 01 I) U excepliona flrpd the NLRB’a grant/ yesterday for failure to slop for C4)bum 4k Mlddlebrnok, loe. ments will be prepared aml served 4-11 Camp Quota Filled | ‘ "F «'atch a carp. Sucklenly Coming Events iMAirluiin :...... Some other apota on the ticket was multiplied times the expected 1 p. m. prices The 4-H Club office a t' R ock-! >'''’ •<■ was a mi.ghty tug on his The Rockville G e s a n g and uJJl.fi'lHfiUTki. rf . (I n ft 2 ,n '! Ing• of " one do * not ^ necessarily - ...... ■ -ah mez' are unaetlled as y4t but according’ a stop sign St Woodbridge snd MI-8-72.3,'1 by the society members', The Church School of the Ver , Rzeptfiwirki. rf . ft 1 ft ft 0 , that the union will contest th,e flnd- Oakisnd Streets. Patrolman Ray • number of pupils to arrive at a Bank St4icks ville has announced that ihe i fi*’''vely. Workmen Deklamation Club Is displaying Domhak. If .... to Wesley Gryk, local Democratic figure of $9,100. .Rory iliMir SlatM non Center Congregational Church mond Peck was the arresting offi Bid Asked "rtve Library lies announced the quota for girls who can be accom-rt'cftt'hy watched Angelo struggle, two new prizes a;, the- clubhouse' on will hold Its annual picnic tomor ; Sokol ...... (I ft ft 1) li ‘"B-'* of Ih* hearing officer. chairman, there ia n6 definite sen Marri. p ...... I 1 .V 1 I The ILGWU ha.s indicated |:^at cer. High Seiiftol Cost Same First National Bank sumhwr .story hour for children modated at the 4-H Club Camp in > But-they didn't lusli to help be- Franklin Stredtr The prizes were row at Sweetheart Lake in Staf timent among the local delegation The Higli School ' transporta North Fianklin has already lieen | ca.u.se Angelo said.lie could han-, HOSE ~ ' it might concede the electlon/and of Manchester . . . . . 34 38 awarded in the contest held last Total* ...... 2 5 2 about nominees for other posts. will bC'^heid Friday afleinoon.ft in ford. Those attending will meet at Vii lift 2—s •’®B>n preparations for a'nevy one tion would remain the same since Hartford National filled. Boys camp, however, has | die the situation. He did, too. weekend at Bridgeport. The lo'cai the. church at 2 p. m. bringing their iWtllinianilr ...... At tonight's fiseasiori preliminary Jul.v and Augui.t. Tlie announce Rorkvillc ...... :..v...... itft.i)(io 0—2 , In the fall. The election In dispute business will be disposed of and no problem is expected from' the Bank and Trust . . . 31 33 ment leveals a further extension nine more openings. Application i pulling a 24-pound turtle, It wa.s lady singers won second prize with own food. Pupch will be provided. 2B. Kn. William.* SB. increa.se in the number of stu Hartford Conn. Trust 88 93 deadline ia .luly 14 .and the office 1 the largest .such lalrh reported Meriden in first. $ix other societies 7. I wa.. held by the NLRB laa^' Octo Sen. John Kennedy Of Massachu of librar.v Service, since the story The Women’s Society and the Phaneuf.. Tll.*ky; SAT. -Kd. William* dents going to Manchester or Manchester Trust 6Q — urges boys who wi.sh to attend to in'Angelo's neighborhood in years. were in competition with the local Phaneuf: DP. Valller* lo Kn. William*: ber to determine whether the more setts will deliver the keynote ad hour had jireviously been hel^ 50-.50 Club of the Baptist Church leOB. Wllllrnantir to. Rorkvllle 4; BR. than 600 employes of the, two ENDS 'VVtndham High Schools. Phoenix State Bank unit. are sponsoring a strawberry fes dress beginning at 9 o'clock. during rcgiila)'. I'brEry hours Wed Phaneu 1. MarrI 3: SO. Phaneuf 11. locally controlled garment'-plants The state ticket will be nomi In tuition costs, however, the and T ru s t...... 77 84 nesday. The men won a third prize vvith tival aupper today at the church Marti 4; HBP. hv Macri (Garritt, wanted the.union to be named its ' BoatU recomniepded that some groups from''Boston, Maa.s.- and Phaneufi; PB, ValWere. nated and a state platform adopted SATURDAY Fire Insnnui4se Compules However, the lihrai.v stag found $ 1 . 1 5 from 5:,30 to 7:3(v p. m. A feature bargaining agent. tomorrow morning. $600 additional, or enough to pay \ Watarbury placing first and°,sec- will be a "What N o t" table with a Aetna Fire ...... 65 68^ the combination of regul.er patron Talcnttvllle Items are now han britain-i-.ail h^Ss, sim^ the elec The local delegation is composed . < . F R E E ! for two more .students than are Hartford Fire 163 168 ond. variety of articles. JULY 3 age and popularity' of the story dled. through the Manchester Eve tion. gone out a 16'j home of club member Pamebt ship. drive In preparation for the Farm League games. ich luled.on the remaining Reuben explkiried Wial the room, . ! f^heney B r o s .. r .. Radding, .51.5 Porter St. in Man ty! ^ State election. The' club has re Freeman and Lois G. Freem'an, 4840 ’ chAllengea,fhAlii had also been with an oily cloth after each use. 8 Va Moose Edge P.\C Bearings and wheels should be Open Monday through Saturday 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. w.ft.s used two vears ago, would he : 112 chester tomorrow from 2 lo 5 ceived notice that at the next property at 111 Walker St. adverse to the union. V: ed thi.s coming ,venr am . would The Moose'edged out the P.A.C. John Cockerham and May Ann oiled and greased, respectively, Em-Hart ...... : 34 p. ni. Tihs writ be the last meet meetirig of the State Executive 7 to 6 In an extra inning ball game This earlier report recommended weekly. piobabl.v have to lie u.sed indefl- Kafnir Hearing ...... 39 ing of the .season for the junior i t AJosorbi moisture and Board of the Young Democratic Cockerham to William J. Turklng- that l 6 challenges be overruled, nitely, even after the projected at Recreation Field last night. The ton and Elizabeth M. Turklngton. I.andera, Frary, Clk, 28 sewing club. , perspiration! Clubs of Connecticut the follow outcome assured the KOsciuszko and the ILGVVU regards about 4-1 ooin addition 'wa.s' made to the -N. B. Mach.'Co. ___ 27 Shepherds and Herdsmen, 4-H property at 28 Bigelow St. LIRST.MRS ing names will be submitted for Club lindisp'uted claim to winning Marriage iJeense half/ of them as no-union votes. s< hoiil. lli.s belief' was based North and Judd. , . . . 28 animal hirsbandry club,' will meet approval to committees: Auditing, the first round. William Francla Maurer. Rocky Although none of the ballots On the minimum projected'cnrofl- Russell Mfg...... 12)i ir Will not mud spot! Robert .f. Pue; Research Commit I.«08e play by the PAC hoys w-ho Hill, and Nancy Ellen Doyle, 423 wimae challenge# have been over 'nient e.'slimales.- Stanle.v Works . . . . . 52 tee, WTlliam F. Luddecke; county had a A-2 advantage going into Summit St., July 24. St. Bridget's ruled have yet been opened and The lioard, al tir.st. wa.s reluctant Tcrr.v Steam ...... 111 LET US FILL YOUR organization, Frank Barbero. the fifth inning, coupled with a Church. counted, the nr.mea of tbe Individ- to provide for more than lighting Torrington...... 26 'k Less subject to snags. Receives Medal timely hit by Tony Zb’yk, enabled Rlillding Permit uAla who c'aat them are known. and .sbelvingH, l)uC~aUer vt.siling U. S. Envelope com. 87 Emil Kroymann of this city has the Moose to come up with four To Nicholas Lanzalot.ta for al Morris Glualiein, general coun- the room the member.s decided to U. S. Envelope pfd. 68 received the Pierpont Edward's big runs and tie the game. After ael for the union, told the NLRB Never Before!^ refei- the. mailer to the Scliool Veeder-Root ★ Pint quality. terations and additions to a dwell 34'., I^e Afan who Cares says: Medal in bronze for. distinguished a scoreless sixth inning. Bob Lanz ing at 7 Clyde Rd.. $2,000. the union wanted an extenaion. of Building Committee lo Ije included The above quotations are not to Masonic Service. Ths presenta came In to pitch for the Mooar and time in which to file exceptiona in in their plan.ft lo the new annex. be construed as actual market^ tion was made by Thomas W. Cor retired the aide on atrikeouts. , Electric genciators on the bat view of the length of the report Capital Oiilla.v Itenw Votril ir Dark seam. by, most worshipful brother grand In the bottom of the seventh the tleship Mia.souri could supply a and the volun.inoua record on Capital outlay items voted in- Wives of American men who master. Many of Kroyrnmin's busi- Called for and delivered Mfjose w-ere able to score on a city of 20,000 people. which it is based. Fuchs' re^ rt chule; plavyrounl slide for about marry in their 20s average about a promptly at no extra CARSTAIRS ncBs associates from the National scratch hit and P.A.C. errors to $17.5; plionograph, for $60; new | year younger than their husbands, i t Sixes S'/x to I I . Fire Insurance Co. attended the win the game. niovio .screen. $21; mimeograph, to but wives of men who marry when chfii'tce. meeting Tuesday evening when M*ob« (7) W H ITE SEAL ABRHPOAK be obtained through .special a r-. they are older tend to be conaider- the presentation was made. Zhyk. 3b ...... -.1 2 ft ft 0' rangement.s; two bulletin-Vhard.s. I ably younger than their husbands. PINE PHARMACY Right Worshipful Brother J. le«nz. p, rf ...,, ' .4 1 ft ft (I ft BLACKSTONE WASHER $2.''> oai h; blackboard. $35, and a | the age differential increasing with Zalman S.-Hunt presented .25-year H^plon. rf. p ... .1 ,0 1 ft 2 ft BUY PLENTY OF THEM NOW! n. ICdwftnlii. lb .3 I 1 4 ft . r tran.spai ont globe of the world, i increasing age at the time of mar- CALL Mi-9-9814 CARSTAIRS BROS. DISTILLING CO.. INC., NEW YORK. N. Y. pine to W. "Kurt Berthotd. George KdwArdn. c . .4 1 '0 r4 2 2 Thompson Day Camp America's Oldest Washer Manufacturer $.3.5. riage. Ellis McCannon Jr., Clarence. G. Swr#*!. tut ...... 3 1 1 2 2 ft 1 Ollier ite'ii.s consideied included: BLENDED WHISKEY. 86 PROOF, 72X GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS Kahrick. Everett W. Bell and 8htmkowliz, r( « 3 1 1 ft ft ft FOR BOYS 614 - John McNeill. 3b .... 2 1 ft 1 2 1 a paved aren for recreation, ex- Pr PAMni, If ... ..' I 0 ft ft ft ft REG. PRICE $119.9S pan.sitin of the school parking ,\ Grocery Social Slated MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 9-4 P.M. Burpee Women’s Relief Corps ToIaIb ...... 2fi 7 S 21 S' 4 area, and d'aiiiage work around -will sponsor a public grocery so \ - p.A.r. l « l lh« school. ■ r ...... 2 2 1 3 0 1 STABTING JUNE 28 cial, Wednesday evening at the Rurkliardt. lb ...... ,1 ft ft 12 ft 2 The recreation area propo.sal GAR Hall starting at 8 p. m. Korlurh. 3h ...... 3 ri ft ft- t ft wa.s tabled and' the parking area 1 The next ijjceting of W.' Burpee Pruttli^. BJt ...... 4 1 1 ft ft (I Swimming—Craft.s—Uookoubs—Trips omv O n l y was to be taken up witli the select SMIUN# r SIRViet C. R: Knnviton, If ... . . 2 1 ft (I ft (P N men. The, board hetie'yjfd. the job Corps will be held on July 7 at 6 Surhrckl. cf ...... T . 1 ft Pt ft ft ft Rifle Range— Hiking— Exploring p. m.. with a supper preceding the K-vp. 2b ...... 2 PP PP 0 1 0 Pony Rides— Dramatics of'adding to the parking facilities business se.ssion. Miss Ruth Pippin MifHkPii. If...... 2 I 2, ft 0 ft qniild be more economieail.v han • iroiiB. p ...... 2 ;ft 0 I .1 1 Movie.s— Indian lAire will be -in charge. R PruIUMf, 2h...... 1 (P PP 2 1 ft dled if ,the town nia.(fe the arrange- At this lime plan.s will be com Arrhlvv. If. rf ...... 2 ft PP ft ft ft meiit.s tlian if the board did. How A SMASH EVENT! IlHmiltoii. rf ...... 0 ft 0 PP IP ft (TRANSPGRT.\TION PROVIDED) ever, the boalf^expected to pay pleted for the outfng to be held Ko^lownki. r f ...... 1 O f t II IP ft J July 10. A special btis will leave I'wtklA. ,p ...... II ft II 0 ft ft for the area out of 'the .school the Town Hall at 9:30 a. m. and C. Knowlt.on, rf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 SUMNER THOMPSON. Diroctor biidget; WITH PUMP Auxiliary items on the budget dinner will be enjoyed I Ti,t»l» at the 2S 4 4 tS g 4 Our Best All Around Trade AVinds, New London, follow ; Moftppp' ...... 2011 lUO 1—7 PHONE BUHer 9-0014 apiuoved ia.'it night inciude: , \ r, ...... 102 3ftft ft .« »89” I.ibraiy salary. $150; books, ed by a visit to ■ Ocean Beach. . SB. S. Kd'sards; DP, Biirkhardl. J*n- $2.50; Ijealth .services, salary of Reservations for the trip to New a.p.i-«lei1. I.OR. Mipose 4,* P A.r. 3. BB. 400 ELLINGTON ROAD EAST HARTFORD Seersucker 1,/indon should be made with Mrs. , iJrous .3, H.ptiin ft. Swlkla 1; SO. Gmils niirsn, $1,100. salary of liootor $300, (2 H»plon 10, Pwlkla 1. I.anx 3: lilts off. health supplies $35,000. hot lunch, SUMMER SHORTS Carlton Buckminster. I (lulls .li fiir S runs In 5 inninzs: ('wikla Plan Picnic i 1 fr>r 1 fun in 1: Heptnn 4 for 4 runs in Matchless Features $50: attendance and enumeration, The American Legion Auxiliary fi. Lanz for ft runs in 1: UBP, R. Kd- $1.30. ' gr 1 wards. Kosisrh;ft PB. tjsssa.v 4. 8, Kd- Fixed charges recommended in Surt Loving Summer
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN;, FRIDAY. JUNE 2!y, 19^ PAGE SIX JIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1954 p a g ^ e v e n ] Muggs 'tore down a rack of hats, questioning the ulncerity of his Hal Boyle Z IRanrl|PBtpr cold-bloodedpess la especially sat Hebron Taylor. Susan Wakeman, Judith daughter, Susan, of Carlisle, Pa., on the average total between, 1 broke a dummy head on the floor 10 Blood Donqrjg conduct, it .must be admitted that isfying. TTiey have succeeded in Woodman. are spending a few days at their and 5 tenths of an inth occurring and jumped up and down in glee no statesman in modem history making It the formal act o i this • Class Officers Listed local home. aa showers and thunderstorms TOYS Finally, he playfully refu.sed. to Join Gallon Club ^Dpttitt^ Ifpralit Eighth Graders Claas officers-, were: president, about Tuesday or Wednesdoy. put his fe«!t into a pair of over has ever demonstrated sucl\ a con comnuinitj*. Tliey regard it aa a Earl Murphy; vice-president, Wil Alaneheater Evening Herald He P FOR THE KIDDIES ^ TV Star Maps Tour PUBLISHED BY THE sistent talent for. exasperating, trium ph. ^ Larg* Aasortiamt ^ alls held out by Mennella. HERALD PRINTING CO.. IN'C. (graduate School liam Secord; secretary, Joyce Ly bron eo[|renpondent, Mlaa Susan In some wny.o, it's the dull little “Quit .being so silly, Muggs," Th* Man.chester Red Cross ' 13 Blu'll Street .m nfusing, and *^insultin'g. his own B ut Wherever there in any aen.se man; treasurer, Marjorie Ha’ll. Pendleton, telephone HArrIson chorea a girl attends to faithfully chapiter office has released the I he first lilac. In Stoffel’s sheer imported. Mitnrheeior, Conn Class colohs were blue and gold. - S-S,
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\ PA G E m a H T Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n . Fr i d a y , Ju n e .25,1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1954 PAGE N IN E y reorganization of our Welfare ing. I'm very delighted to with Ity I, heal j churches. a Protestant Bmiies Martin, Drabtreie Sign^ School Contract Dept, will not only Mve vast sums Ryan Raportf - draw It.” denotinced the constituti;lonAl pro- br. Douglas Horton, General Red Tanker Democrats of money but will provide greater Although the' denomination's po.sal Council administrator, observed benefits to our citizens. Step Nearer Unity representative top national 'body, The convention vOted down his j that it waa the "relationship of its General Council, has a working ’‘Great atrldea have also been Politics Make French Nation * _____ move to table the motion, which I the council and other bodiea" that made in the expansion of our state constitution, it does not appjy di was offered by the Rev. Dr. Ar ' needed to be cleared up. Seized by (Coi ttmiMl from Page Oae) rectly to- the individusi churches.' Convene at institutions ahd our aid to educa thur D. Gray, of ’Talladega. Ala., TIME TO PLANT There's been no such document for Af^er a~vot« defeated Burton's MORE! tion program. In housing nearly executive committee chairman. TRANSPLANTIP ANNUAL FLOWERING PLANTS Softest Link in West Armor Cambridge, Mass., head of a unity 125 years. ' , effort to limit the study to the m 9,000 homes are practically com Opponents sought to change the , council, he compromised with a pleted and 116 state-aided schools committee, said developments had This gap has been ' the basic Nationalists 8 Tonight Salvia. Ageratum, Verbena, Marigolds, Asters, Dahlias, source of dissension over proce original motion, calling' for work ' substitute that Jhe study deal With completed with 115 more under (Continued’ fropi Page One) keep the Indochina 'phase of the changed the picture.” on a "constitution for the Congre conatnictioh. Zinnias, Petunias, Scabiosa, Snaps, Etc. In a last-minute revised report, dures to seal the merger. Although "the constitutional problem as It, (OwttaMd bon Fago Om ) conference alive and raise French the plan has won endorsement of gational fellowship," and make it ■ relates to ■ the General Council (Coaflnned from Page Om ) •'Labor legislation finds Cbn- and th* hiimlhation of France were j hopes that the proper attitude on his- committee yesterday recom apply only to "the General Coun mended, and won thunderous ap- about 72 per cent, of the churches, ■ and the fellowship." necticut in the forefront among TRANSPLANTED VEGETABLE PLANTS \ not upon th e. nationaliat move-1 the part of a new government cil." Th* NationalUt Navy which Hsrjford; Edward Bergin, Demo the slates of the nation with proval from the delegates, that there's no constitution saying this This sailed through, after Gray liarMBCa the Red r o u t o|ieratee . Late Cabbage and Cauliflower. manta. Many forcea were anxious ^ might bring a aettlement. They argued a study applied to said it made no b ^ ic change in cratic town chairman in Wster- outstanding meaaurea on unem- As president ElSenhow.er -and they reaffirm their "earnest de is sufficient. deitroycra and patrol craft loaned to bring the meaaage hqme to Both sides vigorously espouse "the 'entire fellowship" ran coun the isrlginal. and suited the exec bury; Richard C. Lee. mayor of ploj’roent compensation, work Prime Minister Ctltirchill meet in sire" to move forward toward a ter to freedom of ' individual by the United Statea. New Haven: J. Flemrhing Rut North Africa. "united fellowship.’’ the idea that each church itself is utive committee. . I - Prior to the official announce men's compensation, civil rights STARTED CANNAS 2 For 35c Washington to survey the wrecked ledge, Democratic town chairman and programs for the development Tiinia ia in dangeroiia condition hopes of Geneve., they have before The.v also renewed bygone in a free body, subject to no authori ment. Nationalist officials had (Red and Yellow) ty but Christ, but merger support in Stamford. of business and Job opportunities. them the pict.-.re of a problem structions to thi General Council withheld comment and 'had Comptroller—B e r g i n ; James with an organled rebel force iti ers maintain the means for joint IS banned publication in Formosan "Gov/ Lodge’s conscientious and ally, France, a lieystone of western Executive Committee to proceed Roche of New Haven, fonnec-TTlS. determined|campalgn to establish leaders’ pollt(cU leaninga a m atter: with the plan in conferences with decisions need to be defined in a.' newspapers of , stories on the Rus defenses which conceivably could constitution. > ^ msrahsl; State Rep. AttiliolFras- spending controls and to eliminate GLADIOLI BUL5S Dot. 50c of mystery—already in action and' pe pushed out of place by a strong the Evangeliccl and Reformed sian protest sinelll of Stafford Springs. \ Kenneth Greenwalt, an attorney The U. S. Pacific fleet com waste and inefficiency has stopped requiring the French to step up' nudge from the East. Already Church next fa'l. Treasurer- Fra.ssinelli; John rising coats of government," Bald G*raniums for bodding and window boxof. their military forces. for Brooklyn's Cadman Memorial : mander, Adm. Felix B. Stump, France's governmental paralysis Union of the two bodiea; bogged Church in a protracted and unsuc- | Speziale, Torrington lawyer; An win said. 4 .. . In. Morocco, terror .increases has all but laid low the hepes of said in Pearl Harbor that "no thony Grillo. Hamden lawyer. down for eight years by a ninnlng cessful lawsuit challenging legal-1 U. 8. warship has seized any Rus He sdid that Gov.- lodge’s Dem Hardy Plants — Fertilizers — Insecticides — Seeds dally, much of It inspired bv op unity in a' European’ Defense debate over the Congregationalists’ Secretary of State State Rep. ocrat predecessor as Connecticut's portunists attempting-to ccize and sian ship.” Ella Gra.s8o of Windsor' Locks; Community. constitutionally-undefined proced ITie Soviet note, handed U., S. chief executive, "merely talked taka over the n.^tionali-st cause. F'rench political leaders of th* ure. would form a single two-mil Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen former State Rep. Dorothy Sattt about a performance budget.” ' )n Algeria, older In,the French of New Londoh; Mrs. Helen Fos center franltl.v worry about the lion-member united Church of RANGE late yesterday, demanded the im The Republicans, on the otjier franlewnrk and more solidly held future o^ the French Union, so Christ. ter -of West Co.-nwall; Mrs. Ger WOODLAND GARDENS mediate return of the Tujmse, its hand, Baldwin said, are already at after y cenlur.vof occupation, na- vital to France as a great market The spontsneous vote backing \ Ml trude O'Donnell of Litchfield. work creating ' A performance JOHN J. ZAPADKA tionallats openly announce them- crew and its cargo of p^roleum -16S Woodland St. Open Evenlnga Until 9 Phone MI-9-M74 and a great source of suppl.v, so steps toward the merger was in FUEL OIL products, as well as the ''severe Congressman-at-Lsrge Joseph budget which will be aiibmIUed to aelve.s a.s willing to wait for the sharp contrast to the preceding Lyford of Westport, governor's vital to the west as a springboard •punishment of the American offP the (general Assembly for .con time being. They frankly. say for counter-attack in case of y(ar. clash over the constitiitiontl in GASOLINE press secretar.v during the admin sideration in 1055 and' which may France still has too much military dais concerned in the organiza Representative of these is Mar quiry proposed by t he General tion of this unlawful act." istration of Chester Bowles: Stan well prove to be a; landmark in the power in .Algeria, that they will (jouncil’s Executive Committee. ley -Jr'T’ ribyson of Hartford, who fiscal history of our state and na not waate their.manpower in futile cel ^ m on d Nacgelen. a Socialist ■nie poeition, given for the who formerly was governor gen At one point, the Rev. Malcolm $2J00 DOWN — 2 YEARS TO FAY alleged seizure is in the Luzon formerly ran for the office; Ken tion. ge.s'tures. But With each blow to K. Biifton, of Pontiac, Mich., ac BANTLY OIL neth Wynne, Jr., North Haven eral of Algeria and who refused ■traits, about 125 miles south ^ "While victory in an election French prestige, Algerian na cused the committee of an ap 5 lawyer and son of an a.ssociate can never be assured, the Repub the Job Cf re.-.ident general of ( HMI' \\) , t\C, Formosa and 60 miles north yOf Herald Photo tionalists grow more hopeful. And parent "breach of faith." since it the main Philippine island, Justice of the State Supreme lican party has all tha requisites the Commiini.st party Is legal in Morocco recentl.v. Naegelen has ; M M M\ < I m.l. I General Manager Richard Martin signs a contract with Walter called for "intellectual, and moral had said matters pertaibing to the lAizon. Crabtree, ,Jr.. West Hartford architect, commissioning Crabtree Court. for winning overw'helmlngly this Unusual Gifts Algeria, though’ outlawed in Tunis rnerger were dormant for this ses Radio Contact Brokn year with a vigorous affirmative and Morocco, and has a grip on reconquest” of North Africa to sion. TEL. liJItclicll 9-4595 BARSTOW'S to d.-aw new plans for the construction of s school at Keeney The Russian note said tm tanker New Gbhtract BALDWIN LAl'DS LOIMiE I campaign based on the record of the largest section of the labor avoid the mistakes of Indochina But Burton, s leader in a group PHONE MI.9-7234 Street. Crabtree will hold his first meeting with school p’lanners July before it is too late. TEL. R O C K VIILE 5-2177 was stopped at 4 a.m. (local time) 7 when the Board of Education and the School Building Committee Putnam. June 25 i/Pi -r- The Re the Lodge administration," Bald-, movement. opposing, the merger plan, apolo tVednesday by .the v ^ sh ip "and, win declared. France’s politicians say she has gized indlfectl.v after Mrs. Albert Is Approved are scheduled to meet with the newly-sppointed architect to discuss publican state chairman says he C AND! NAVI AN ‘ Could Repeat Indoching a mission to fulfill in her colonial having been threatwed with the the plans. thinks that Gov. John Lodge is France facea the proapect of Buckner Coe\ of Boston, said she use of arms, was foreed to change world. Whatever that ml.ssion, resented the suggestion that "we "the greatest and harde.«t-work- being able to remain In Tunis and ■whatever the ambitions of local its course and foUow that warship. ing governor in Connecticut's his Carol Schubert CRAFT SHOP Morocco only by force. It may are railroading something." tion clause the contract with peoples, the stern fact is that these "After reception of a report from By Crabtree pectcfl ‘ o fee 5 to S feet above nor tory.” take some time to develop, but the "I think it should be withdrawn,’’ the captain tm the tanker about Crabtree differs in two'respects mal. 113 l^ain Street — Tel. MI-9-6117 pattern of an Indochina could areas have become ramparts of declared Mrs. Coe. wife of the con- from standard architect's con Clarence F. (Cappy) Baldwin Receives Degree western civilization. It .will take that attack oft the part of the war Brownsville police stood by for speaking at dinner here last night repeat itself. ventifin’s newly elected moderstor. Oeneral Manager Richard Mar tracts. It stipulates that the plana emergency. MRS. XLMA CASPERSON, Prop. skillful imagination and sound ship . 4 . yadio contact uith the as.serted that Lodge is known Is there a way for France to Burton, grinning, clasped a floor tin and Waller .Crabtree. .1r,, We.st drawn by Crabtree become the Brov.-nsville, a city of 36,000 and Judgment to Iceep them in the free microphone and aaid; "If it'a 1 SIMMONS tanker was disrupted," the. note Mi.ss Carol Ann .Schubert, find herself again? Some hope i.s Hartford architect named by the property of the town but that they .30 miles inland from the coast, is I throughout the United States for world's camp. continu^. "The further fate of the Board of Directors to diav.- new his “ B'reat capacity for public ^URhtpr of Mr, apd Mrs. Robert ] being expressed here that new simply a suggestion of rsilroad- Soviet/vessel and its crew is un cannot be used by anyone but the used , to hiirricn;ies. Il"s been at If you've .seen V ’DESKiN IN SCANDI- leadership will be more attuned to plans for the Keeney Street town or for any purpoae hut the service.service.” 17 Summer St., re- kno‘ least side.swipcd by pU Gulf hiirr Baldwin, adiling that Lodge's ce‘V«d her BS degree with honor.s the will of the people, less School, yesterday aigned a con Keeney Street School. It also stip ricane.s. NAVIA” at Wad.sworth Anthcne'um, Hart is -obvious that seizure of admlnl.stration ha.s \"plared Con* , ‘’uslness administration at Hill- splintered and leas prev to minor SEA BREEZE tract commissioning Crabtree for ulates that the school being con ford YOU’LL APPRECIATH THE LOVELY Soviet tanker by the- warship the Job. Tliis cine named Alice sprang- up necticut in the fo-.-efront among l JJ*'' College s commencement Sun- ity pressure on the extreme left tracted for miis't be In accordance suddenl.v, close Id shore. ijK waters under the control of the The first official di.sui.s.sion by with' the special electiftn June 25^^ the states as model of efficient •'**"* . ITEMS WE HAVE IN GLASS, CHINA, and right. MISSES COTTON S. Navy could be brought about the town’s .school plarncr.s with The first word that the M’Jather government,'' declared: She served as senior class see Kventually, the wa.v out of > CHILDREN'S Bureau- hail that a storm Was in retary and was elected aa honor STAINLESS STEEL,\Etc. only by naval forces of the Crabtree Is sclicduli d for July 7 'Tlie original contract proposal "This has been achieved by the France’s dilemma -may lie in the MATTRESS the making was 6 o'clocli last ■U.S.A.", it declared. when the'Board of Education and ■ governor's devotion to duty and ary member of Epsilon Alpha \' very weakne.ss of her govern PLAYWEAR SEPARATES made by Oabtree was that the night. The bureau had been keep Zeta fraternity in'recognition of w '' ' The Russian threat of measures the School Building Committee school be in accordance with the principle.’’ ‘’IJe.sign In Scandinavik” ia a little world's ments. The constitution provides FREE! ing watch on a squally aica in the her high 'iicholastic achievement in HAITIR, pique. Solidi, to safeguard its shipping could meeUs; Jan. 22 vote of the Board of Di "It has been accomplished.’’ that parliament may )>e dis.solved 5«c lo x n SHOCTS in S The contrac t signed ye.slerday Girtf all this week. Jhe field of business. She al.so re fair in it.self with exhibits hy the leading If two governments fall by an‘ab Your First Box Of print* _ _ _ _ _ 2 lor $1 inean the establishment of Soviet rectors. Baldwin went on to say. "through ceived a Certifii-ate of Award from long-wear fabrics. 2 to b. naval patrols ,ih the ocean ap did not contain the clause, pro At a..m., <^T,,the Weather (Gov. Lodge's working 12 to 15 aVtist.s of the four Scandinavian countrie.s. solute majority within an 18- SHO.RTS, assorted styles', posed by Town Coiin.sel Cliarle.s Bureau .said t'le storm should reach the Connecticut Society of Pub month period. The Rene Mayer BOX OF 10’S proaches to Cimmunist China. I hours a day to give the people of lic Accountants. She was the high It's at the Wadswprth Antheneum for the SOf TU «Y roios. No colors- cottons $1 In Washington, State Dept, N. Chockett, U'lder which Ciabtiec the coa.sl about .'SO or 60 miles Qonnerticut the iitmo.st in econo- cabinet fell by .such a' majoritv In _ ... JWI nt Am t est ranking student in accounting May 19,53. The ouster of another ironing needed. I to 3,4 to 8. press officer Lincoln White said would have ‘held the town harm HiirricaiiiB ‘A I i v e’ smith of Brownsville before noon. m.\' and efficlenr.v in . ' in the graduating clasa at Hillyer, balance of June. Be sure to see it. SlllVfllSS UOUS8S the Soviet note gave "no evidence less,from nn.v" infringement action That aimed the center of the storm Becaii.se of Lodges efforts, said , „ k , _ , / « j __ government befrire, next' Novem C o O S ^ having obtained scholarships ber under simllai; circumstances S«c MINUmS. Waihahle Wash-easy fabric*. Sire* that the United States had any which Arnold Lawrence, dismissed Puffs at Texas (lily at .a lonel.v, descrl-like stretch of Baldwin, Connecticut toda.\ en- throughout her college career, MedsTampons a.s architect foi the project, might Mexican coast. could pave the way for new elec broadcloth. Sizes 1 to 6. I 32 to 38 ' $1 thing to do with the ship seizure." joys the closest working relations Schubert wait graduated tions.' White said a reply would be sent bring. The hurricane had 80 mile an with the federal government in the honors from Manchester High So hoodyjpr ■oohA>6 Use Grants Counons to the Kremlin in due course. Crockett told the Hoard of Di (Continued from Page One) hffur winds, with gales extending nation s history. i school with the class of 1948, Sne .political analysts sa.v it seems rectors at a meeting Wednesday about 1()0 miles to the east and likel.v that the, Conimunlats after > The Tuapse is a motorship, 4A*i rites Arcomplishmenis I was formerly a student at the Uni- f R E E ! feet long and 63 feet in beam. She that Chabtrre would not sign the er Bureau said the storm center north of the center.' He also • cited f^rt that j versity of Connecticut and an em- their performance with regard to was completed last year at the contract ,\.-ith the cUu.se Included. hovered on ' the coast Just off At 8 a. m. (CST) Brownsville fy>dge has been twice, elected to ploye of the Manchester Plumbing Dien Bien Phu w ould lose votes. . . . atehe-vp. The extreme right, represented by Burmeister and Wain Shipyards The majority of the Board voted from the Mexican village of Santa ' had winds of S.") miles an houV with the powerful nine-man executive and Supply Co. to strike oiU the clause. Crock ; gnats up to 54. Ikght rain waa fall the DeGauIIists. Is split over in in Copenhagen, Denmark, and was Teresa, which • is 2,'i miles inland committee Of the Natiohal Gover HousBwart one of several vessels built in Den-, ett, While lie said lie .would not ing, and the atmosphere was eerie nors' Conference, and now is serv Irregular distribution of rainfall ■ AM ESITE ternal party Is.siies and also mark for the Russians. himself have advised the architect and 60 miles soiith of B-ownavlile. with visibility three miles. ing his ^second term as chairman ia one of the principal causes of stands to lose votes in an elec Delivery Protest to .sign the coiuract, iiisi.siecl the One man was.injured in Browns The 6:45 a. m. advisory aaid the of the New England Go\iernor8' , periodic faeninea in India. tion. The.se factors w;oiild tend to Dollar SpMials indemnlficatloii clause was a good strengthen the renter parties and The U.S. protested against thi ville when winds, which blew in storm was moving .12 tnlles an Conference. ] . delivery of the ships on the idea froip the town's point of view. I hour. At that time it was about Listing the accortiplishments of \ DRIVEWAYS France might emerge with the gust up to ,16 miles an hour, MIM’S WHAT YOU 0O» grounds that tankers were strate Crabtree expects- to have pre 180 miles south of Brownsville. the Lodge administration. Bald power to form a stable- govern a \ i 9 Pc. Plastic Bowl $8 liminary plana completed by July knocked ))im off a crossbar on a Winds of 60 to 70 miles and hour ment which could end Paris' gic goods, which the western na win said that the Republicans in EXPERTLY INSTALLED Set . ■ ■ I tions agreed not to. ship to Iron 7 for review by, the Boards. Mar power liiie, and 'the, crossbar hit were predicted in the Brownsville- this administration made tremen wearying indecision. 1 Ivy box M#
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PAGBTEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. JUNE 25. 1954 '-I iiT.-rr-. X MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. JUNE 25. 1954 PAGE ELEVEN July 8 will be an occasion for the Coventry ^ Elect^Mrs. Martin Baptists Plaiiiiiiig J Kiwanis Speaker parents to meet with' the teachers meebng to submit new proposals. in North Franklin durihg the firat of their children and see some of CLEANING AND INSTALUNG Columbia i + iCapping Ellington "? ..J ''' New Teacher Inform the voters as to the moat week of August. All-GroiiJ>s Leader \ Vacation School the results ibf the two weeks’ recent action; and possibly disband Savings Bonds. * LEARN BY DOING Town Backing To Be Asked /•i---- school. There will be a demon- SEPTIC TANKS and CESSPOOLS Suiiimcp Show y ; Possibility Slim the committee. Gradiialioii Held Children in the schi'ola pur- A T ■ " ' slratipn of the worship service as Mrs. Josdph A. Martin, 68 N, A Vacation Church School es A complete organization of TRAINED SEW AGE SPECIALISTS The bu.sine.ss immediately af 'gha.sed U. S. Savings Bonds in the well aa other activities In the fected by the bond counsel’s ruling ahiount of 82.85S.8fi d.iiririg the Elm St.,^has been elected president pecially for the eastern area of ualng lira moat modern equipment and machinery-^-RESCLTi A Set by Players On Bid for State School Aid school. For Met Water is. the Utilities Industries Corpora A jt ( '.enter e l l Sehool past, school year. The bond sales NEW ENGLAND < of the Second Congregational BETTER Job at’« LOWER PfllOIL v^ Manchester will be conducted for If any. children wish to attend tion of East Hartford, which is were' under the direction of the W i^en’s League- for the coming a ir children agia 4 to 12 by the, without advance registration- they C/iltimbls; June 25- (Specialj-^ erecting a plant on Route 5, south HstheH'sy-Miller Legion Post Hcouts Charter Night New underground water THIS IS WHY Wapping, -June' 25. — (Special) E)flngton,E)fington, JuneJui 2.V—(Special) TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Coventry. June 25 — (Special)— ;^. year, which includes all five Community Baptist Church, 593 will be welcomed. Registration The Columhiii Community Players — "The posaib’ility that South Wind of the Podunk Brook. It will be Oraduptlon exercises v-tre held Auxiliai;y. Boy Scout Troop 65 will have a groups. Mrs. Martin smtceeds Mrs. lines instalM. Votera will be the ■ next E. Center St., at the Green. The before the school opens is desired Sump piunpa Installed to . . . more people call -met at the home of Mrs. , Kthel sor would become a part of the leased to the Pratt & lATiltney A ir Weiincsda.v evening In the Center j ENROLL NOW FOR JUNE 28 Charter Night and Court of Honor J. Herbert Finlay of 86 Phelps but is not required. Children craft for the research and devel Man<'hes|er Evening HeraM town meeting’^ to authorise the program Monday at 7:30 p.m.yin remove water- from your IV* Rinney Bros. Lusky on Jonathan Trumbull Metropolitan District and have a School Auditorium fog-47 .students. ! DAY OR EVENING CLASS Rd.. who has efficiently filled the school will be held June 28 to will be accepted and enrolled opment of atomic aircraft engines. Ellington correspondent, Mrs. O. town to apply for state aid for the the Church Community House. All eeUar. (1 ) Prompt Service city water line along the Industrial Diplomas were awa-ded by Chair- i position for the past three years. July 9 inclusive from 9 to 11:30 when they come. Transportation Highway on 'Tuesday, night. The Zone on Route 5 was disrnissed The Utilities Corp. Is pressing the F. Rerr, telephone Rockville projected new school. John M. Ty- parents are invited. This will be New ’rootproor* sewer . man of the Board of Elucntlon Jo- RADIOELECTRONICS - TELEVISION Mrs. Finlay was presented with a in the morning. A dedicated staff can be arranged. (2 ) Quality Work constitution and "by-laws were temporarily Wednesday following 'rompletion of this building b.v 5-9818. lines installed. i seph Girardini. 19.8 TRI MBFI.L 8T„ HARTFORD—TEU CHnpcI 7-1880 ler, chairman of the School BuUd-'IU'e final meeUng until fall. ' Re- gift at the all-^roup meeting a-s a of trained leaders will conduct the Vacation Church Schools are of (.I )' Reasonable Prices presented by pre.sldent William a judgment 'by Robinson, Robin Tall and will have to- drive its I Special awards were made b y : . ^ ... .j ...... 'freshments will be served, Plugged aewer llnea clean coxNEcnn rs o l d e .<«t electrontcs ttcHOOL token of appreclatibn of her val school on a high level of instruc q different tempo from the regu Jacobus. Following discussion and son, and Cole, bond counsel of own wells for water .supply. Supervising Principal Gordon C. ing Committee, said today he ,is . ^^-ere nine tables of sct- tion and activity. ed electrically. BE SAFE . . . BE SURE Mndlng a letter to the Board of j pjj^y Wednesday night in ued services. lar schools and parents are urged minor changes they were accepted Hartford. Announcement. of the company Getchell. A t the clo.se of the cere- ' Religious instruction will be SelMtnien requesting that they In- Nathan Hale Community Con Mrs. James H. Gleason, 58 N. not to neglect their rhlldren dur by the group. Through A lly. Ernest. W. Mc plana to build was made about the I monies Mr. Getchel! remarked clude this item in the call for the - - Elm St., was elected secretary to non-sec.tarian in nature. Several ing the summer months. A report o f the play reading Cormick,' the bond counsel which same time the special town mecti ; that a milestone had been reached SIGN ter. Prizes were awarded as fol handwork projects of genuine love next meeUng. lows: Women’s first, Mrs. Ros succeed Mrs. Albert ..L. Post. Mrs, Call M cKin n e y b r o s . committee was given and it was had been approached by the lt>cat. jhg was called on the water Isaue. j.*"nce the 1954 Cla.ss Avill be the No date has been set for the H, K. Kuhney remains as treas liness will be undertaken. New decided to produce the two-act Public Water Supply Corrimittee. "Die company said it would b(iild I last tp' graduate from the Cientei Advertising anna Richardson; second, Mrs. Ida songs and old will be sung by the SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY meeting. Steele; third. Mrs. Lena Jacobsen. urer and Mrs. Gustave Eickholtz- comedy by Norifian Kra.sna en ruled that the town could not bring here regardless of the outcime of 1 .'=>chool. Next yc."r rll graduation ED'S SIGN Ca. NEW LOW Tyler is also including in the er as vice president. pupils. L ig h t, refreshments will TEL. Mitchell 3-5308— I SO-182 PEARL ST„ MANCHESTER titled'"D ear Ruth" in August. in a water line -in a specific sec the water proposal. cxerci.se.s will be held at fne new Men's first, Howard A. Richard hiake a pleasant interlude in the RUBBISH and ASHES request that there be an opportu son;' second, H ariy Blanchette Mrs. Nellie Bradley has been John Hansen, chairman of the tion and collect through general New Drlve-Ih Theater Longview School. MItchtll 3-8248 elected leader of the Liicy Spencer relaxed program. Group games will REMOVED taxation for Its financing. SUMMER PRICES third.^ Joseph Grenier.__ Specials; General Cleaning of Cellars, play casting -commitlee has an It has been announced that the ■ To Celeltrate .Anniversary the School Building committee on Group. Mrs. Raymond Lukas is bring ihstructior and help coopera In effect,. the firm would- not Mrs. Ida Dupre, Val Kalfmonskl Yards and Attica nounced that try-outs will be held hew East Hartford Drive-In TTiea- M l, and Mrc. Donald Morse of plans and progress to jlate. the new leader of the Mary W il tion at the same time being a certify the Issue of bonds of 8180.- and John Fay, ■ — REASONABLE RATES on stage at Yeomans Hall on July ter being constructed at the inter Job’s Hill Road will celebrate . JEDIM)— HIGHLAND ■Tyler said adVcrtiscmehs for liams Group. Mrs. Jack Mercer R. I,. Perry Photo period of great- enjoyment. 6. Every one ta~welcome" to try 000 which is the amount e.stimated section of Route 5 apd Chapel Observe AnnWersary Capt. Eric L. Barr, ,lr. Also I-andarapIng to bring a 16 inch line from a point Iheii 30th whddlug anniversary on the-bids for the construction of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Jacob succeeds Mrs. E. V. Coughlin as As the weather permits, activi out and posters will be put on , FcillcFcil|cit Studio. Road, will open on July 15. Sunday. Tlie couple will hold the school will appear in news leader of the Mary Cushman ties' will take place outside on the Call M & M— MI-9-97S7 display in the general .store.s of Mary R. Hynds just below the East Hartford town The Heat’s On! $ son of Cooper Lane will observe A man with an outstanding line on Route 5, north to New T h e. Intpr.secUon is the site o-f open hou.se from 2 to 4 p. m. COAL T.» 26.10 papers today, tomorrow, and Mon their fortyielghlh wedding an Group. Mrs. Eichholtzer remains beautiful and spacious grounds of 3 Days Only • Friday, surrounding town.s Inviting any South Windsor’s first "stop" and To Mov ■ To Chieago (Cash— Delivered) berry Road. ., • ^ day. as leader of the Mary McClure Navy career will speak to the Ki- the church where the children can one Interested to attend. Mis.s M.ary Roberta ’ Hynds. " g o " sicnsl light which was In Solimene la Trading Wild niversary Saturday. McCormick said his firm felt Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgkins The town has been declared a Visitors Group and Mrs. Charles W. W il wanis Club Monday at its meet see the beauties of God's handi- Mrs. Eugene Dente will direct daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert stalled this week to control traf and family have revealed that rONNECTIfTT ’ • critical school area by federal of fhat/lf the anatter went before the Up To $300 On Any P. M. Burrows of Winnepeg, kins, who for some-months has ing at noon to be held at the Man v.'ork in trees and flowers and the play. Hvneis of 45 Pleasant St., received fic in both north andLsonth bound later in the sumnieV: they will be ficials and J115.668 in U.S. funds Superior aral Supreme Courts, the Canada, is spending throe weeks been, leader of the newest groiip. birds. ROTOTILLERS Oh Vacation her b.ichrlor of science degree at lanes of Route 5 and on Chapel Rd. Weaving town to e.-aKbli.sh re.si- will be reserved for this project as will continue for the present. The chester Country Club. 'The speak coucts would rule in a similar man Pre-War Car t with his sister, Mrs. Clara Ed- The school is planned on a Sales — Service — Trades Saturday and Mrs. E. Malcolm Stan'nard and the 104th annual .corhmencement Tile theater manAgement has paid I dence' tn Cl'.icago. NR-. Hodgkins COKE .„$23.00 soon as the town meets specific re er, Capt. Eric L. Barr, Jr., has ner. He said that there are vgry members have decided to name.lt her three daughters will le.ave '.Sat- of the Tcr.cher.s College of Con- S.5.500 for this installation to thi^ ] hos been tia:i foiled in. his work quirements governing federal aid rhondson. He came here to .attend graded basis with instruction and Demonstrators — Term* J rare instances when a town coiild the recent graduation of his the Tozer Group, honoring the been awarded two Navy Crosse.Sj activity fitted for the age of the uixlay for Giants Nerk Beach ne-. ticut, June 1.3. State Traffic Commi.sslon. Soon an ! and tl.e move i.s a nece.^ity. receipts. minister, the Rev. Arnold W. le g a lly spend general tax 'money nephew, Clarence C. Edmondson, two Silver Stars, one Bronze Star, child. The general theme of the V'here they will enjoy^a w e e k’s Mi.ss Hvnds was a member of for a project that would only bene!- aiitomatic blinker signal ‘ will be, 'I'Tie 4-H efiub '.as announced FOGARTY BROTHERS The announcement that the town Tozer. Capitol Equipment Co. /vacation. X the A."sh. for Childhood Education In.stnllcd at the - raUroad" tracks SOLIMENE, Inc. would receive the fuhds was made from Willimantic State Teachers a letter of commendation, and a school is:. "W e Need Churches." 88 Main St— ^Tel. MI-S-79S8 flt a few persona who own land in that there aie openings for nine j 256 CENTER STREET—.MANCHESTER laical young peonlo who gradu arid the' Future lleachers of wliich will cost 86.900, j boys to attend Ihe summer csniii. ,tr last night during graduation ex College. Naval Unit commendation. The school attracts children of all the selected area. The fact the 24 H O rR SEBViqE—TEL. MI-S-ISSS Jerry Brinker of Jefferson, religious faiths. A modest fee is ated from Windtumi High School maiored in elemen-; town in general might benefit from The Board of Selectmen Is at- Tlie quota 'or girls ha.'; been filled Dodg* and Plymouth ercises at the Robertson School by Capt. Barr is now standards in exercises -the Case Gym temotlng to buy a narrow strin of! COAL-i-COKE— FUEL OIL Principal Royal O. Fisher. Iowa, also Was a guest here for a Mail Insurance charged to help pay the costs' of fary education and plans to teach, (he new industry local in gliere as and no more applications are be Dir'nct Factory., Dnolar week. He is a member of the manager of the Electric Boat the program. > nasium on Wednesday night are: In elementary schools in Manches-, * result of the water, would be an lan'd along Chanel Rd. from Route ing accepted. The camp will he 4-H Camp News \ Division of General Dynamics American Youth Hostel group that Herbert C. Bnglert, Samuel Berkn- tar this fall. She Is a graduate of i i.ssue the courts would decide' •5 East to Ellington Rd. to widen j The quota of girls to : ap^ica- Corp. in Groton. He retired from Director again this year Is Mrs. left recently for .a nine-weeks' bi Warning Issued witz, Alyeg'J. Boener, Marilyn H. Manclicster Hiff' School, claa.s of A poHsible recour.ae In the future the road from its.present 33 feet tlon to the Tolland County active service with the rank of Lester H. Wolcott of the public FREE Jones. J^mes. jE. Emerson, Tliftma.s 19,50. width to. 50 feet. 9 Club Camp has been reached. cycle tour of Scandinavia. An school staff of Manchester. The might be the establishment of captain before joining General Dy- A. Fnjf/Robcrt B. Clarke, and Nat plana to bring Metropolitan water,- Rev. Crockett .Ylisent more applications can be accepted.^ other son of Mrs. Edmondson, Insurance Commissioner W. El nalmics in 1947. heads of the departments will be: Your First Box Of, Ij. kOehlgaberg. James R-. Muckin- I not qnl.v'to one zone but to the In the alwence of the Rev. David Albert B. Gray, county club is serving as leader of this group lery Allyn has again issued another beginners or kindergarten, Mrs. J. chri.stened Sunday at St. Joseph's In 1934 Capt. Barr graduated Donald V. Nel.son and Piit- entire town. Another pps.sibility Crorkelt the Sunda.v service at agent, and Miss Shirley Welk, cojnprised *of .11 high school age warning against the purchase of from the U. S. Naval Academy Cliarles Morrison; primary, Mrs. Chilrcli in Williniantic. Mr. and youths. L, Tucker. would be establishing a special the Wapping Community Church associate county club agent, have insurance from non-licensed com and in 19.38 he w.as assigned to the Walter Person, Jr., and junior, Fined In f'oiirt Mr.s. Gerard D’Auteil were tlie TOMORROW'S TH^ D A Y ---- -TOMORROW'S THE DAY- — -- Meetings taxing district for tlie area the will -e in charge of Porter Collins announced that there are npen- panies. submarine S-20 and continued in Mrs. John R. Neubert. Some of David Deady, 29, of 38r Jack.Mon (lodparents. Mr. and Mr.s. Isham Tombj-row’s meetings include entertained at a family party at water would serve. Other plaii.s and will begin at 10 a. m. ■ Ings for nine more boys. Those "The continued number of in the .submarine service throughout the leadens attended the institute St,, .. Willimantic was before the would be .subject to legislative ap Plan Fall Fair planning to attend are urged to the following: Board of Trustees quiries coming to his department." the war. He commanded the sub for Vacation Church School work QulHad CoMon Squorat Trial .lustice Court in Yeomans their home after the chri.slening.’ of Second Congregational Church proval. . The final meeting for the sea get their applications in immedi said Commissioner Allyn, "clearly marine "USS Bluegill ■’ for two ers conducted at East Hartford by Hall on Monday"hlght. State Po . Son Bitrn at 8 p. m; tn the home of Robert Tile Public \Vater Supply Com son of the United Worker.s of the ately to avoid disappointment. indicates that the citizens of Con years and took her on six war the Hartford Coi ncil of Churches. So handy for applying liceman C. Bombard of the Col- A son.' ’ Dean, wa.s born to Mr, Cordner; M r.^nd Mrs. Club mem mittee which WHs appoiiited at the Fir.st Congregational Church was The camp -is being held in North necticut are being flooded w-ith patrols. powder. .. loNont.. . ehe.ster Barrack.s pre.sented him on and Air.'!. Bivce C.arpenler of bers' barbeqim. 7 p. m. in the A Parents’ night on Thursday, first meeting Include.s: Thomas held Wedne.sday night at the home Franklin from August 1 to 7. mail advertisements from insur for removing noil peSdi a count of .speeding and passing W.oodinnd Terr.icC on Monday at Don’t Miss Burgess. F. Tjawrence Dow, chair of Ati'S, William Aleshin. Plans for Names of club members ac Church CommurHty House; rum ance companies located in Mls.souri. on a curve. Justiie Afi-.s. Elizabeth thfr Manche.si.er Memi>ial Ho.sui- mage and food sa^ sponsored by . .. ffloke-vp. man of the Board of Finance; Paul the fall fair were discus.sed. cepted to attend the 4-H camp "A careful reading of these ad- .Hutchins nulled the first charge ta). Kupcliimos, chairmau of the the Auxiliary of thd Green-Chobot vertisemei^ts." said the commis and- found him .guilty of the sec Mr. and.Mi.s. Keniietli Fox of will be issued early in July. Post. AL, 10 a. m. in the vacant Town Planning and Zoning Com Manchester Evening Herald Little League Needs Help sioner, "reflects the extremely ond. A flne of 815 was inflic ted. Cl’ e.sf’ iul Hill have ns llu ir guests, store space in the Welliss building; mission; Stanley Jo’nn.son, chair IMipping corresoomlent. Mrs. An The Little League committee limited nature of the policies being Must, RegisU-r Boats "" iier iiiotl cr, Mrs, Sawyer, of man of the Zoning Boaid of Ap nie t'olllns, telephone MI .5-4970. North Coventry firemenV and Boy Paul Merrick president of the Maine, and licf .ah.jei. Miss Lois The Most Is urgently In need o f volunteer offered, and are no bargain. More NEW LOW PRICE! peals'and Tovi’n Atty. Daniel Scouts Troop 65 and committee, help to complete both the upper important." said Commissioner A l WE'RE CLOSING Columbia Luke As.sociation le- .Sawyer, of To-rin;.,ton, Cavanaugh. The people of lha United States joint auction. 10 a. m. in the va and lower ball fields at the Rob lyn, "is the fact that in the event • 1954 Round lobbin minds all people who are re.spon- The chairman .said that his com-' had 26 per cent of -the income of cant lot next to Vinton’s ^ore; sible for boats on the lake that 7 ertson School. Jsimes T, Rowley. of a disputed claim, it may be nec • Sfwi Rickward & Forward Maiiehester K vn ln g Herald Co- mittee would meet soon to dis- j the world in 1938 and 40.7 per Special Communication. 7:30 ^ m . essary for a Connecticut claimant • Scwi Ovtr Pint they must register their hoal.s with liinibia correspondent, Mrs. H.v- George W. Hlnkel., Jr.. Robert of Uriel Lodge? A P and A M ,\ t rNDEFINITELY! cuss the new developments and | cent in 1948 .says the Twentieth to file suit in Missouri since our • Mikas luHofhelas (r Dirni the town clerk. The new law states laml Tasker, telephone HArrIson probably plan for another town i Century Fund. ' i Stephens, Frederick W’olfe are Masonic Hall. \ that a registration number issued S-»!»3.S. Colorful ^ assisting 'William Miller, play courts might not be' available to • AC-bC Air-Coolad Motor Sunday .Xrtivltles ^ him." • Five-Spcad‘ • Stitch Ragulatof by the'town clerk must be- painted ------^------...... , {f ------! ground committee chairman with Sunday activities include; Aux Return Boxtop on the boat In figures not less than Use of fingerprints for identifi harrowing and leveling the lower Commissioner Allyn urges all Control • Bobbin Winder iliary of North Coventry fire com persons to consult his department, Sunday, June 27 at midnight we’ re • Smalt Hand' • Sawing six iiTches in height. ■ cation wa.s widely used in the an JMtll field. This field is -still in pany .paper collection. Green- For Full Refund Son Clirlstened cient world, but a .sr ie'ntific der need of raking. . Tall gras.s on b ef^e purchasing any insurance closing up shop indefinitely. Wheel Instructions Chobot Post. AL, paper, rag and offerb^ tthroiigh the mail by non- t Gary Philip, infant son of Mr. velopnient of the modern system the upper field has been cut with 40’s ...... 23c 5 YEAR CUARANtEC Sprayers and Insecticides Sports Show magazine collection, 10 a. m. in and Mrs. Philip isham, Jr., was •did hot start until 1823. licensetj companies. EASY TERMS Out of ’Town Call Collect a 8C>dhe. blit considerable more South Coventry only; Couples comhination of circumstance.s has work is needed to make it an ade 80’s ...... 43c Club family picnic Natchaug After A day of spring cleaning forced uf> to this decision— which was quate playing surface. Stale Park 2:15 p. m. PHONE JA 24)931 or shopping, give your feet a a hard one to make. PRESSURE Farm team practices are sched quick pick-i>p by bathing them in uled as follows: Tuesday. Dodgers; .ManrhpHter Evening Herald Cov hot salt watcK^ Just add a couple For Fro* Demonstration At No Obligation SPRAYERS Of The Year! (( Wednesday. White Sox; Friday, entry correspondent, Mrs. Charles of handfuls of salt to the basin of Wc want you all to know how much Red Sox. All will start at 6:30 Little, telephone PI 2-62SI, water. IS M d e n ili PRIVATE PAPER p.m. a t ’ the Robertson School. we’ve appreciated your loyal patron 11 PARK ST.. HTFD. HAND There is no Yankee farm team. All age over the years. We hope it’s been 901 Main Street boys have been given registration a two-way pleasure. Tel. MI-3-3321 Corner Main and Park SPRAYERS cards and when completed and re COLLECTION turned they will receive .caps and BY GEORGE .Mc.MULLIN shirts. GENERAL ^E lE C m C Thanks .again . , . very, very much. After sufficient practice games 704 PARKER STREET—NO PHONE are played, regularly scheduled RANGES — ttfFRIGERATORS — WASHERS games will be assigned. SOUTHWEST SECTION ■ Recent games played by. the i NO SALESMEN—VERY LOW OVERHEAD major teams showed Red- Sox de OPEN 8 SATURDAY 8 to 5 MONDAY, JUNE 28 feating Yankees, lE-1, and Yan-1 LIONS kees w’hipping the White Sox, j ALL DAy SUNDAY 8 to 8 18-2. I Big Trade-In Allowances— No Cash DoU n Cavey's Further donations received fol-1 BULB SPRAYERS low: Fill and leveling of ball field Annex S n a c k B a r CLUB 7 valued at 812 , given by Woody Wright: 85 each.’ E. Dcveati and BRUNNER'S FOR POHED PLANTS Albert Fi Kalber; 86.50, Coventry Across From Oarrlty’s-.-Ne.\t To Vittner’s 28 EAST CENTER STREET Broadcaster. - - ROCKVILLE ROAD, TALCOOTyiLLE—Ml-8-5191 GET SNAROL FOR CUTWORMS Lawn rollnrs, spades, shovels, rakes, whee.ibarrows, FORTH handy carts, .garden hose, Igwn mowers, i^w cr mowers, lawn sweepers. I ' »- ANNUAL.. B e OUR FIR S T PERMAGLAS Automatic Money-sfivin), Ubor-savin^ 10:30 A. M. ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS A bank itself may be a cold ma$s of marble and steel. 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^ .SI MAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 25,'19R4 FACE TWELVE ^ T E R , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCH CONN,, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1954 PAGE IHIRTEEN FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER TDONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE i Answer to Pravioua Puiila WtXX)—»*»• W H A T -4 I 8 Church Planning Strawberry gait's ‘Missing Words e iQ ( u c ] I D o n I Q D L i n WDRC— 1860 Daily Radio W OTH— 1418 T H E P o w e r f u l K A t r i n k a ^ Sense and Nonsense Sky^jeatch Schedule cTQ nalauulLiaaa Vacation School , ■. «L>I W KNO—840 . Eaatera Staadard Tima w n c — 1080 Aiiipiiiit to S4,008 P U T k a t r i n k a I □ l i i z i q R Q c j u ■ L j a a u f ACROSS auussaciuuQM UQLJ 3 Exchange |F TRLB I John Ah,, 1 see you are a Ore- W H E R E IS O UEauaoaaaniuizsauu Registrations are atilt being re Balurday June 26 The M*nche.steiy' Rtraw)>erry 1 ------»nd •■It premium T here's no skill In easy aailing clan, ** The following program schedulea isi: j s r * WHAY—Bristol PoUgli Home Midnight —2 a. m...... pick Frosch. Gordon Pomeroy Auction Mart sold .34/5'j 24-qt. e A E v !’ 4 Mama and 3 Property and when the akiea are’ clear and Peter Pooh That la far- I are supplied by the radio manage- ceived for the first annual Vaca Evening. Good Music 2 a. m .—4 a. m...... VoUinteers Needed crates yesterday. Sales totalled fetched,'^* ' WKNB—Evening Serenade tion Church School sponsored by blue. * Ijiienta and arc aubject to change 4 a. m.- 6 a. m...... Leonard Rackowski, J. Leber J4 .008.7,3 at a high of tl3.75. and a ----- and Eve * F«>®‘ l«ver -IFTSinT tvflni John Not at all, W iic—Dinah Snore the North Methodist Churi-h, There's no Joy in merely doing I made It [without notice. WDHC—Ix)*t Persona • 6 a. m,— 9 a. m...... 3'oliinteers Needed , / a low of 38 and an average of 12 Long, long * 5****^ aanuom aft^ucjr-sucj up on the spot. scheduled tn open Monday morn . — Roland Morin Einiuiaaacaaa %>uau ..th in g s which anyone can do. 14'M^ WGTH—Baseball Bandstand 9 a. m. - N o o n ...... $12.6.3 per crate. ___ _ 6 Cone-shaped But there I* some aaliafactlon I VS'HAY—Newt; Polka Hop • Ha— ing at 9 o'clock. Children 4 to 14 Noon 3 p. m...... GeneveiveJOii Morgan. James Morgan a a u a ■ U Q C 3 ■ n u u G J WHAY—Brintol Polish Home/ are invited to register for the'two- 13 Shield 7Man’anam^ □ □ □ □ I E H ilLl I d U IItC J th at la mighty sweet to take. The woman who maketh a good, I WCCC—Kecord Aevue 3 p. m.—6 p. m. . . . ' . Volunteers Needed ‘ p * WKNH—BKRrball Kpridfat Matliie* Evening. Goo^Music week program which is being di ■ Studies of fermentation by Pas U T h e ------8 -— : LiaCaE] ID LJQ ILJU CJU When you reach a deatlnation that pudding in silence ia better than WTlC-^-BacKtaHKcf Wil« WENB--Evfning Serenade 6 p. m.— 8 p. m. . . . Volunteers Needed Ranger Wonderland rected, bj' Mra. Alfred Schlninlel • • • b- teur are regarded by scientists as they aald you'd never make! she who maketh a tart reply. WDRC—Record ^op. WTIC—frank Sinatra - / 8 p. m .—10 p. m...... Volunteers Nee«led ISCniirtMv title #The Open ——26CIoxed car 41 Iron < WGTH—Coniipclicut ballroom WDRC—IxiHt Perwinr y and Mrs. Rduipnd Kolsoni. The 10 p. m .- Midnight .•...... Joseph Marcln among the ntost important on the ^ WGTH—BaBeball Bai^tand overall theme i.s "The Church.” subject. U C ifti Policy 27Dislilce(! 42 Old Vtattor I hear that they belong 14 '• 14-“ Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters. Muni- 18 Emu'i mett of I" Princes*------*28 Nevada city 4 3 ------and v Gus — Porter can read three " WllAY—Newi; Polkk Hop Ju^l>/^ugu*t The pastor ha.s announced that j cipal Building. Manr hester on Mondiiys. Wedpesdays. and Fridays to the early settler*. , languages. WCCC—Kecord Revue WTIC—Hear A rn ica Singing _i__ of England 29 ------car lot timplc ^ WKN’B—Baneball Retiuent MatincB Miaa ^ r t h a B arr, a Htiident a t ; from 1-.3 p. m. Civil Defense Telephone number Ml 9^9068! ’’ Man—WelL you wouldn’t think Jim — .What are they. WDRC—Arthur LSoatrey ingtoac 30 Meaauret of 11 Disorder 31 Snuggle 44 The loneaoma* WTiC—Stella Uallaif' Claflin University, Orangeburg, J so if you could see the bill co(jeC' WDKC—RectTrd Shop ^ V^TH -Take a/xurnber . land 17----- tale 33 Water 1 ------Oua — Magar.lnea, sporting S. C.. will arrive in Manchester j tors climbing the front atepa, WCTH—Connecticut Ballroom WHAY-Ton/Arden a mistake, but it wa-^n’t any of my 31 Solidify 19 Singing voice mammal 46 War god el pages and railroad time-tables. thia weekend to take part in the 23 Dent., 3,8 Photographic Greece I 4:30— WTU'T^''?^ America Singing two-weeks prograni. She 1* one of | business.” Then it still isn’t, so r.oiiIractor$ Plan 22 Poker atake To moat girla men ura not a " WHAY—New*; Polka Hop WDRC—^Ihur Godfrey Digest why say anything? 24 Actor — 3 4 ----- bodied device 47 Great Lake Piano sales* are reported to bo WCCC—Record nevue ^ Wt^TH-^ake a Number a group of young Negro girls who problem, but a aoliltion,^ A1 Ta WKNB-rBa*ebaIl Rr'queit Malinea are spending . several w.eek.s in "I think you ought to know Ladd aenman 40 Brought forth 48 Prult on the Increase, which is under Outing Activilies ber in SATKVKPbST. alandahle. as parents take their WTIC—WIdder ^rown WHAY—Nit* Watch New RnglanU Methoiiist Chdrehes what people are saying." That is 28 Cut 23 Dreg, young SO Energy WDUC—Record Shop PhirHanif Alice Faya RiR-conDiiionino disciplinary dutte* more Berloiialy. WGTH—ja tit Downey ;C—Arthur Godfrey this summer. She wHl be the gue.st an unpleasant sentence because it 27 Eaat Indian Reporter Have kny of your ^ - - H—Ba*fbal| Bandstand of Mr. and Mr.*, Alfred Schimmel is invariably used to intt'odi'ice an Horseshoe pitching, a h n f f 1 e Itlandf 1 r r ( r “ b r I io r Ifa noUenough to punish the child 4;44— childhood hope* hjeen realized'!’ by taking away TV, yoii'Ve aiao WHAY—New*; Polka Hop for the first- week, and of-Mrs. unpleasant si'.bjet'L board and volley' ball will be the 30 Get out! Wert!'—Record Revue ^V^AY-Nite Walrh "You're wrogn about that." il“ IS Bualneaa -Ye*. When got to be' able to threaten him WKNB- BaPf’ball Malinea WTIC—Phil Harris.Allc* Faya Alina Dumas during the remain first events at the outing of the 32 Spice* - mother used ter pull my hair I WDRC—Arthur Godfrey der of hir stay in Manchester. There are ways of dl agreeing with piano practice. AVTIC—Woman in Hou*e / Contractor* Aastj. of' Manchester, O ttt s .« 34 Ogled if 1 n wished that lyfllfln't have any. WUKC—Record Shop / 9 S9 ^^**~^*"******' Bandstand The school will conclude with a with other.s that don't arouse an ^ WILLIAMS ^ 3.3 Colorleat ga« • WGTH—Jack D«)wney / tagonism. but a flat-footed "3’ou're beginning a t 10 a. ni. at the G ar She I was out of town wjien W'HAY—NIte Watch parents’ program on Friday eve den Grqye this Sunday. The all • OIL SERVICE • C»T« fto tR <3 ^ 36 Worm A 8 A habit ia very much like a soft f;00— . / WTIC—Democratic Convention ning, July 9. wrong’.’ isn't one of them. Aott* the cisss play was given. Did It WHAY—We*tern Caravan WDRC-That's Rich day affair will also include a clam v V / . . 37 Pouches bed. It fa easy to get Into but W(!C(’—Record Revue "I hope you aren't making a 341 BROAD STREET T. M W t. M. 39 W alked have a happy ending? WGTH —Red Sox v*. Chicago liake. buffet liinch, and a steak ii\A h H P hard to get out of. Her !4ure. Everybody was WKNB—New*: Sport* »:U— mistake." TTiat can't even be ar TEL. MI-9-4348 V// 40 Volcano in WTU;—Juat Plain Bill WHAY—Nlte Watch dinner. /> Ord'T*"* * **That'« wh«t not paying your proviou* bill at tha optician's i glad it ended. W DUO—New* gued' against like the more honest, Sicily H IT WTIC .-Senator J. Kennedy Tlie various activities are under K 19 Doctm- I rushing out.of aturtyl - \Vi;TH’*-Jack Dow’ncy WDRC—That * Rich "I think yo’.i are making a mis ( h i* ^-XS-5‘^ got you!” 41 Footlike part the direction of the following; 1 Get my kit. Some man just Jlni — You're married,'la that 4:14— W’GTH—Red Sox vs. Chicago Ruth Millett take.” ajid it is ju st .s'.'gge.stive '/ 42 Horrify V) k R WHAY—W>*4eru Cardan 14:49— Wendell .lacobs, soft hn" phoned he can't live another Ave right ? enough to leave a sneaking doubt 4.3 Wedded A W(’C<’—Itecord WHAY—Nite Watch Anton.v Dzen, boccl ball game, OUT OUR WAY BY J. R, WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE minutes without me. . Jam .Tea, I’m married, but it WKN'B—Baaeball >^^uue*t Matinta WTIC—Fibber Molly in the other person's mind. 49 King Arthur SI S horseshoe pitching and t>ig ot war: Daughter Relax, father. I'm ain’t right! tVTIC—Front Pac^ KarreU WDRC—Mr. Ke*n i4avr Vour 'I Told 3’ou So’* "Hje trouble with you is . .” a n d ------m WDRC—Record ^ o p , WGTH-^Red ^ x vF. Chic'agfi •And X'ou’ll Keep Friends A rthur Burge.ss, nail driving I'on- The'Heafs On! \ sure that message was for me, 19:16— Whoever wanted to hear the end 51 Mouth* 5C” n 8 WtfTH—Jack ^wnay.'’ Some remark.^ rub almost every test! Edward TomSzuk, .golf pitch m Many a gnrl won't sail «dth a WHAY—Nite Watch of that sentence? ing con test; Paul Do\igan, egg Solimene Is TradiitK Wild IT'S OWE c r [KAFF-KAPP/rWUY DOES 52 Sea eagle i 4:44— one the Wrong way. And yet how II 'Two romrsdea aVre dining to man on the aea of matrim ony until WHAY—Hall/of Record! WTIC—Heart of New* throwing contest; and Louis Da- OUR iwiNpy a d d l e d MiMD ENiv/lSIOM 53 Anger* ■ WDRC—Music often we hsar them. (All rights reserved, NEA Service, Up To On Any gether, and one noticed a greaae- after he haa made a raft of mon WCCC—Record Revue mato. pig contest. .. $300 RCVXP icaew j u s t j HEC 30VFUL EVe AMD 54 Insect egg i L WKNB—PBaeball Reque*t Matinea WGTH-Red Sox vs. tnilcAgo "I told you so." The only person Inc.) / TT * it A apot on the other'* vest. ey. WTIC—Lorenzo Jone* 14:44— The program will end with a BACK vyiTH ^ B^AWINS FACE SSA ct ' ^ j. WHAY—Nite Waten who la ever pleased by that remark . Pre-War Car WORC-vMemory l.»ana stage show with a cast from New SO t/IB MICE 5 6 — r- P WCTH^-^Sllver Kaifle WTIC -Llslf»n to Washington i* the one who makes it. BI.'I.B STORAGE TIP STORIES/ s r Si WDRC—Moods for Romance York. production "You wovildn't listen to n»e." CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1:4.%— / WGT^—Red Sox vs. Chicago Holland, Mich. i/Pi—If you want eSADi' 57 Observe IA WHAY—Hall of Record* 14:46— That one Is usually addressed to v«ioerrt \V0'’<’—Record Revue WHAY—Nite Watch your tulip blooms big and healthy, {V6 - D03VN tykNB—Baacball Request Matinea a child, one who has Just gotten' SOLIMERE, Inc. Manchester Lumber Co. TM6 P C ice WTIC—List*‘n to Washingtqn stash the bulbs in an old pair of I Metal a r SI n - vTIC—Pay* to Marry WDRC—Moods for Romance hurt as the result of doing some-1 X MOST PAV \VDRC—Maa*y, Tilton WGTH Red Sox vs. Chicago thing his mother told him not to i nylon hose.when you dig them up. fastening - s WCTH-.Silver Kaple That is the advice Of Holland's Dodge and Flymeuth 255 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-3-5144 I , — X'LL 11:44— do. But it's the hurt, not the | rvi i-r/ «:00- WHAY—Nite Watch pi'Ofes.sional growers. The impor r PRESCRIPTIONS 4 WHAY—New* W n c —3-Rlng New* righteous' "3'ou wouldn’t listen to, r CAREFULLY COMPOl’NDED 4i Direct Factory Doolor wrtrJT—tifHHl Evening. Good Muaic WDRC—New* me" that really tCache.s the child tant, thing is to let the bulbs dry BUGS BUNNY WK.N’B—New*; Score* WGTII—*\>ws properly, they say. WTIC—New* 11:16— \ a lesson. ' j WDRC—New* WHAY-Nile Watch "If you had only told me . . j About 60 per cent of the world's ►Arthur Drug Sior4$^ WGTII—New* WTK'’-World New*. That is alway.s said when it Is too | population live in Asia and Africa. K • :I5 - WBRC—Radio Almanac late for the telling to do any good. WHAY—S|>ort« Spotlight WfJTH—Sports Wt'Ct?—GahmI Fuvening, flood Music 11 :.T4— , WKNB—Ba*4*bal! Request Matinee WHAY —Nit* Watch s ’ WTIC—Strlctiv Sport* WTK';-Starllght Serenade e WDRC—Jack Zninian WDRC—Night Owl WtiTH—Patlcr.'on. 11:46— six'h and such. WHAY-Nite Watch .Avoid' .Antagonistic Keniarks 4:^0- WTK'—Sfarlight Serenade m ^ M A N C H E S m WlIAV—Supper Serenada WDRC—Night Ow» g SPECIAL! w rrc'— Kv*’iilni: (iood Md*!c CuFppf Ctnftr OUR “BANK BY MAIL** PUN IS GEARED WKNB—Baseball ReqiU'St Matinee - * Axminster WTIC—Emile Cot»’ "Way Oat Fient." Wbea » WDRC—fJiiv ixiinbardo ' Rad and TO ACCOMMODATE THOSE WHOSE WCTH—Bill Stern oe*N OAIIT Ceme* ts CstpeH «:!.%— OF MANCHESTER Gray Leaf • WHAY—SupDCi Serenade FLETCHER CLASS CO. .• « « e «ua« WORKING HOURS CONFLICT WITH OCR ^ V/ICTOKV W(’('(’—Good -Evpiiing Good Music M Itcbcll $"m.50 AT LOWIST rOKItU Nuas • WKNB— Box WAU TO WALL INtTALLATIONS BANKING HOURS. fO e 6\M£ET- WTIC—Three Slai Extra 9-7879 / Sq. Yd. ■Y fACTO«r THAINI® IXMlSl N6«5 AIJD UGWr^ WDRC—Low'*ll Thomas 143 3VEST 5IIDDLE TURNPIKE Reg. $ . sq. yd. THE EKCLUStVES ^ ^ WGTH—Dinner Dale 8 7.3 TOO— a u t o g l a s s i n s t a l l e d Fnetory serond Ml tch e ll 9-4343 Z. ' WHAY—Supper Serenade price ■ IM MAIN »T., MANCNKTHi A LLE Y OOP Bravo Eustace! BY V. T. HAMLIN \Vf•(V —<;
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Rooms Without Board 59 Burineisa Property For Sale 70 Houses For Sale 72 Hdoan* For Sak 72 Antomobiles for Ssle 4 Auto Driving School 7-A Roofing—Riding 16 JHelp viranted— Male 36 Houses Fbr Sale 72 Suburban For Sak 75 Articles Foir Sale ' 45 HouehoM Goods 61 Household Goods 51 SPACIOUS, Clean, fuimiihed roomt, 1947 CADILLAC, Model 62, club LEARN TO DRIVE now. 'Exper BUILDING, Ideal for profeMional BOLTON HILLSIDE, 6 room split FOR THE BEST in Botided built UNIVERSAL Ughtnlng Rodi, Ihc., NORGE GAS STOVE, two years one flight houiekeeplng apart men, space tor two office cultei. FERNDALE REALTY coupe, excellent ahape. ^ RiftUo, ienced Inatnictor. Dual-control car. up roofs, ^shingle roofs, gutters, ment, orfis room with kitchen |1Q,(K)0— Four room all .brick MANCHESTER level home, large living room, 81 Walnut St., Hartford, Conn., old. Also maple crib with K'ant- EASY SPIN-DRY waahing ma Three large rooms each, alao for Four roema, pUatsrsd walls, ell EXCLUSIVES • Clmified heater and white wall Urn, 6795. Call E. R. 'Dellert, MEdford conductors and root repafra call wants experienced men for direct HUMUS piivilegea and two ainglea, ault- Ca'pe Cod- Oil hot water heat, fireplace, Youngstown U tchu , Clarke Motor Sales, 301 Broad 3-1550. Wet mattresa, MI. 8-7336. \' chine. Call JA. 8-7898. • ' V two tenemenu up. A l location, heat, automatic hot water domes ASHWORTH ST.—Custom biillt ^ A Coughlin, Mitchell 6-7707. . selling ofLa fast moving specialty able for men. Apply Vernon Inn, combination windows and bungxlow. six rooms. 1st floor, dishwasher, hot water heat, at 8t. Tel. MI. 9-2012. zoped for businett. Building in ex tic use, hatchway, rity water and tached garage, amealte drtva, Item. High commissions—perfect ATTBNT}ON Ladical SUp-covars DAVENPORT, bed apring and mat- TalcottviUe. MI. 9-8316. cellent condition. Steam and hot screens; , large attic for two more.- beau A^vartisements RAY'S r o o f in g Co. Built ip fit for storm window, siding or in Screened and Shredded treas, electric washer. Old-fash- city sewerage. Very clean thi'^ugh' large lot, trees. Carlton W. Hutch 1941 CHRYSLER Windsor four roofs, gutter work, root, chimney and drapea cuatom made. Re-iip- water neat. Large parking lot. tiful oak floors, tjtpam Iieat, Tim CLASSIFIED ADVT. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 sulation salesmen. holatcring. Beautiful fabrics, - ioned hall rack, MI. S-7082. PLEASANT Room for gentleman. out. Storm windows and acreens. ins. XU. 9 b m , 9-4694, door. Good cqndiUon. Call Ml. repairs. Free eatimatea. Ray Parking at 272 Main St. MI. .$25,000. Carlton* W. Hutchins. MI. $15,300— Five room ranch, Near schools and storas. Two ken bu.rper, double garage. large DEPT. HOURS 94419. Inquire 65 So.* Main 8^ ' BOY'S NEW 18'* bike with guide Screened Loam prints, atrlpes, solldt. Shtpertly 9-5133, 9-4694. fireplace, combination win ahaded lot, quiet neighborhood. SUNNY VIEW^DR. Vernon. New Hagenow. Ml. .9-2214. Ray Jack- finlahed; $5 down, $2 weekly, 3-4071.“ weeks occupancy. Priced at only 8 :15 A . M. to 4:30 P. M. wheels. 618. Call Ml. 3-8.560 be son. Ml. 3-8325. Help Wanted— CAPBHART TV, $75. Call MI,^ dows and screens, attached $9JM)0. Price $16,250. 3 bedroom split-level, garage. 1952 CHEVROLET 4-DR.—Excel- tween 9 a.m ... 12 noon. Suiierior Quality '■ balance one year to pay. Call a t t h e Center—Pleasant rooms, Built In stove arid oven, plastered ■ C dff BXiCfR Male or Female 37 9-3641. garageT'nice lot^-Hot water oil lent conditlon- -61095. FOR ALL KINDS of roofing, altliiig JAckson 3-TT80 or JAcksra 4-0154. gentlemen, single or double, I 4-I8 Farms and Land For Sale 71 CHARLES LESPERANCE* OAKLAND ST.—7*4 roorn brick walls, select oak ftoora, ahingle ex m-FIOELITY REPRODUCTION COPY CLOSING TIME 1982—74—O.H.V. Harley Davidson, and painting Sail Manchester Out of town reverse charges. MODERN Blonde oak/ desk, five Wadsworth St. ; heat. Convenient to bus and and fiame Cape Cod, cuatom built, terior. A real fine home in an ax- Hear music before and after the ehow at the Maadweter Ortvo* 1951 FORD V-8 STATION WAG TOY DEMONSTRATORS. We need EASTERN CONNEXmCirr— (Spe Telephone MI 9*7620 fireplace, ceramic tile bath, ■ oil FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ON—R A N, new tires. Like 9,000 original miles. Must sacri Roofing and Siding Co. Free esti a limited group of dealers in this drawer coffee table, idrop leaf, schools. cellent . neighborhood. Directiona la Theatre. , " fice. Like new. MI. 9-0382. mates. Tel. Ml. 9-8933. DUREIKO MAHOGANY Spool bed, box spring f u r n is h e d r o o m for rent near cial I 7 year old Cape Cod. plaster heat, ahade trees, detached large *4 mile east, of Vernon Center. Rt. MON. THRU FRI. ' - new—6995. » area, to show our new 1954 line of and mattress. Walnut dresser and table, dresser, child's wooden MANCHESTER. Campfftld Road. swing, crib mattresa. .All slightly - Main St. Gentleman preferred. finish, full cement basement, ar garage, lot 100 x 200. bus line. 30. Warren E. Howland. Realtor- 10:30 A. M. toys, Christmas cards and wraps. vgnlty, MI. 9-2648. MI. fl-2170. 9 Hazel St. ^ $12,000 and up. Ranches and Lovely custom built Cape Cod, 1949 CHEVROLET CONV.—R A , (),60 toysl. Experienced demon ' damaged In shipping. Inquire 198 tesian well. Lacks bath and cen- four down, two unfinlahed up, hot Immediate occupancy. Many other Insurer, 648 Woodbridge St. XCI. Roofing 16-A Roc'kville 5-5652 ' tral heat. Approximately 100 Cape Cods. Fully plastered. fine feature# at $18,000. SATURDAY 9 A. M. H. light green—6695. Business Services Offered LI strators needed as managers. Call ONE OOOLERATOR and kitchen Woodbridge St. water oil heat, Hreplaca, 3-8800, MI. S-5T11. Potterton's acres, pond, , long-frontage • tgr Ceramic tile baths, oil hot 1952 HENRY J 6 CYL.—R A H, MI. 3-75.57. cabinet. Good condition. MI. open atalrcase, ceramic tils bath, 130 CENTER ST,-r(Corner of Chnreh). MANCHESTER T V . Service, radio ROOFING— Specializing In rapalt- KENMORE - Washing machine, b o o m f o r Gentleman. 41 Garden road. Outbuildihge. Reduced to water heat, nice location. As SO. MAIN ST.—Near Country VOVB COOPERATION W nX directional light, trunk deck. and T.V. specialists since 1934. ' li^g roofs of all kinda. Also new LAWN CHAIRS, aturdy wooden 8-7608. , St. Call evenings. MI. 9-9748. insulated, large iiiodem Utehen, Club, renovated ten rooms to 3-3-4 BE APPRECIATED wringer type. Excellent condition. $12,900. Several other exceptional little as $1,000 down to quali knotty pins porch, combination .Wanted— Real Estate 77 16,000 miles. Owner's name House service call 13.50. MI.' roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys unpainted, $2.60. Route 6 to Route Also wardrobe trunk. Call MI. buya dairy, poultry farms. Wellea apartmenta. Good income. New GE cn request Special 6845. cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex Situations' Wanted— 203 left li mile, oppoaite North BARGAINS In used appliances. aluminum windows and doors, 9-6600 or MI. 3-4607.. Terms and .trades. James A. 3-5814. ' Agency, Coventry. PI. 3-6872. fied veterans. burner and boiler. Excellent con IF READY to buy, sell, exchange Dial MI-3-5121 perience. Free eatlmatiss. Call Female 38 Windham fire station. r o o m o r r o o m and board. On hatchway. This house is in excel dition. Price $26,250. TOWN MOTORS. Inc. COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart Woods Appliances, 383 Center St. . bus line. MI. 3-4643. lent condiUon. Lovely landscaped real estate,, mortgagea anangM , Howiey. Mancheater Mltehell MI. 9-1918. Musical Instruments S3 A. R. WILKIE and CO. Haatinga, 45 Weat Center S t R. Wolcott on wringer and auto 3-536L WILL /CAREPTom^rhildren, days, lot, convenient to schools, stores ANDOVER LAKE Nicely fur- only in my homey while mother PLEASANT ROOM and bath for re Houses For Sa^e -72 MI-9^4389— MI-3-8365 aheA Can* Ciwt .X nlrf J^gency, SU. »1107, Mancheater, Conn. matic washing machines, vacuum Boats and Accessories 46 PIANO TUNING and voicing. Com- and bus line. Price $13,400. Exclu niahed Cape Cod. 5 yeara oid, six cleaners, motors, small appli works. Call after 6 " p.m. MI. FREEZER—Bepdlx upright 17.8 fined gentleman. Private entrance. sive with Frances K, Wegner, Lost and Found Tel. MI-3-8557 3-6775. .. THE NEW Johnson outboard cubic feet (built by Croaleyl to sell dete rebuilding, repairing; restyl- MI, 9-8748. ' finlahed, oak floor*, screened 6 x TRY US FOR fast, efficient, cour- ances. Welding. 180 Main Street. Heating-—Plumbing 17 f $1,(K)0 DOWN, THREE bedroom Realtor. XH. 9-0028. 24 porch, basement garage, lot 100 Look At These Values! rhotora are in. 3, 5
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PAGE EIGHTEEN FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1954 lim tgjT M ter lE ppittog l|gral& .4 J ii, D o n ’if Forget Your^Da^e To Save a Life T h e ' p SJ Presidents Club of If »■ Junior and member branches of Robert Schwsrm, _Mm. FrancM Bloodmobile Day Mary B. Chepey Auxiliary No. 13, the Girls' Friendly Society of St, Staff Announced Harrison rjid Miss Ruth Seavay, About Town ySWV, will hold its annual picnic, Mary's Episcopal Church had their Hospital Notes'^ teachers; .Mra. E. H. Bennington, Wednetida3', Junb^SO, a t 2:30 p. m. annual picnic at Rocky Neck yes Averagd Daily Net Press Run at Altnaveigh, Storrs. Members For Bible School Miss Marjorie Tongreny^laaaistsnta. A m arrlan Ucenm application terday. Several of their mothers P atien te Today: 129 Primary Departmen'C age 6 to 9, F o r tlM W eek -E n d ed - was filed for^Lc«ia W. Fryainjrer going and those desUing transpor accompanied the group. ADMITTED YEBJERDAY; Mra. W. E. -Fiah, aupervlaor; Mra. Specials This Week! Jitae 19, 1^64 Tho Weather Of 613 Main St., and D orothy M. tation should teleplioh^ the treas Mrs. C. E. Winslow, wife of Pas ForecMt of D. A Weather Bareaa urer, Mrs. Inez Batsotv, or Mrs. _Raymond Smith, 70 Ridge St.; W, P. Craft. Mrs. William Belcke- Sm ith o t 263 Main St.. Hartford. Fred T. Bliah of 5 Laurel St. is tor Wihsiow ,->e the Church of the wicz. Mrs. Cedi Wood, Mrs. Floyd In the Hartford Bureau of Vital Florence Nichols. driving across the country iito at Joyce Cqok, 323 Woodbridge St.) Liv* Lobster, lb. 79. Red Perch, lb. 19c Naaarene, will serve as superin Rice, Miss Piudy Rice and Miaa 11,210 S^tlatica yeaterday. tend a convention being held by John H*b«i'«i‘n, 22 Dr. E; Mrs., Nina McAllister, teadiera. W arm lonlgM, chance ef eeaS- Christoforo Colombo SoricCy. will Delta Tau DeUa fraternity In Cali tendent of tbe Vacation Bible Fresh Solmen, lb. 73e. Helibut, lb. 43c Member of the Audit Glenna Miller, Coventry; Rene iianri^sSH tered ahowere. Partly cloudy, little ■ Mr. and Mrs. Howard K. Mohr meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Juniov D epartm ent, age 9 to 12. Bureau ot Oirculatlen fornia. Bllsh.’who Is entering his School of the church, which will temperature rhaage Sunday. Of 92 Vernon St., ha« a^ent sev Italiaii-American Club on Eldridge Senior year at Tufts College In ta rd lf, 258 H illiard St,: David Mias Joan Stratton, superyiaor; SwordfMi, lb. 73e. Pelleck, lb. 45c Manchester— A City of Village Charm eral daya at the Mandtr RIchclifu Street. The members may pay' open Monday. Ju.ie 28, and con Mrs. Sheiwood Wright, Mrs. John Medford. Mass., left with several Drouin, Bolton; Sharon Benoit, S. tinue thtoiigh July 9, except Mon In Murray Bay, Quebec, where they their dues at this time as no fur fraternity brothers the sepond McAllister, Sandra Schwarm, Coventrj-; Mrs. Dorothy Smith. day. July 5. FiNeted Striped Ross . . • 6 • • are attendinf^ a conference of Con ther Sunday meetings will be held w-eek in June. feathers...... lb. 45c VOL. LXXIII, NO. 233 (etafled Advertising on Page 10) Andover; Jame.T Copeland, 85 ■rile fo^o^vlng staff will nisist in MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY. JUNE 26, 1954 necticut Ceperal Life Risurance Co. until September. However, meet , Intermediate Department, .Mrs. 1 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS ings will be held every fourth Fri Doming St.; Mis. Ida Yost, 148 the different departments: William Davis, supervisor; Mrs. I nileted Perch, lb. 34e Filleted Meeker^, lb. 54c The Rev. Arnold \V. Tozer, min Beginners, age 4 to 6, Mrs. E d Albert A. Melendy of M Marjra- day evening.. Lydall St.; Mrs. Sadie Oliver, Charles Holman and Rev. Cheater ' f / ister of the Second Congregational win Andbeotta, •suf'ervistm; Jrfrs. F. Aiiatin^ teajii’era. I ret RtL. is attending the convention Church and elders, have arranged Storrs; Mrs. Anna Klimas, South Req. MeckertI, lb. 39c. niletef Seie, lb. 49c of Jehovah's Wltneasea this week Salvation Army Sunday School with the following clergymen to Windsor; Alan Lynn, 50 Foley' end is Boston; He is employed at sciolars will meet at the citadel supply the pulpit during the va St.; Mrs. Flora' Bourez, .86 Blssell FiHeted Hounder.ib. 49c. Filleted Heddeck, lb. 49c Churchill and Ike th e M other Goo.se D iaper Sendee. tomorrow at 12:30. and le.' ve for a cation of the Rev. Mr. Tozer; the St.; Chester Hurlburt, 103 Stark picnic r.t Batterson Park, Hart Rfv. E. Wallace Mast, minister of weather St.; Duight Morganson, Large Jumbe Shrimp...... lb. 79c King David Lodge No. 31 lO O F ford. The children will bring their the South Congregational Church, 33 Oi'chard St., Rockville. i will hold a business meeting in Odd own lunches am', ice cream and New Britain. July 11; Dr. Ferris drinks will ' be provided, Russell a d m i t t e d T o d a y : .susan Lc Rreoded Scallops, lb. 53c. Reg. Scelleps, lb. 49c Tackle Problem of Fellows Hall tonight at T:30. Noble E. Reynolds of Elon College, Elon, Clough will be in charge of games Blanc, 99 Coleman Rd.-: Nikki i Grand George Miller will preside. N. C.. who was minister of the Kearns. 291 Spruce St.; Mark Hill. ^ O t u M * and races. Second Congregational Church Fried Hsh Sticks, lb. 47c. Steaming Claims, qt. SSc . The Mancherter Naxarene. Cara 106 Prospect St.; Mrs. Lida Way, for over 10 years, will occupj’ his Andover. van is scheduled to play softball A .special meeting of Royal former pulpit for both Sundays, ROASTING CHICKENS Steaming Little Neck Clems ...... qt. SSc Red Gains in Asia with the New Haven Caravan, Black Perceptory No. 13. will be July 18 and 2.1: the Rev. Myles E. DISCHAPvGED YESTERDAY: Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Naza- held in Orange Hall tomorrow, Blanchard of the First TJniver- Miss Anna Uoldsnidei. Coventrj-; Hcndsheil Crabs ...... dei. $1.00 rene Paik, 236 Main SJ. »■ when the Red Cross degree will be salist Church. Nashua. N. H., will Mrs. Jennie S egrr, 110 Main si.; Now that summer has arrived in earnest we have tai Washington, June 26 (/P)—• cently atated by Foreign Secreta exemplified by Olive Branch No. be guest minister on Aug. 1 and Mrs. Mildred Clij’kirda, 875 Center Lorge Chowder Quohogs .. T.'...... dei. $1.00 President Eisenhower and I ry Eden, ia tha.t a defensive al But Dispilte over Running Mate I 9t.; Remigio Ridolfl, 52 Blssell St.; lored our chickens to summer tastes with more lean meat A daughter, Joan, their fourth, 64, of Chicopee, Mass. Supreme oh Aug. 8. the Rev. Mr. Tozer will Prime Minister Churchill j liance could be ■ effective in the was bom June 23 in Hartford Hos Gband Master David Dawson will preach. Rummer services will be Mrs. Lena Griffin, RFD No. -2, for eilra cold dishes after the main meal. ‘ long run but that It should be pital to Mr. and Mrs. Han-ey T. be present. A 6 o'clock supper gin at 9:30 a. m. Rockville; Mrs: Helen Mozzei, 3i7 come.iq grips today with th e! paralleled by a ayatem of non-1 ------— — ■ — King, of 218 Henry St. . will precede the ceremonj'. Oak St.; Charles Davidson, 16 hard core of present British- aggression guarantees which i Mrs. Teresa Negro requests Laurel St.; Arthur Sheppabd, ; Outdoor Fish Market would include Communist nations Hairdressers"^ Manchester will ROI^ER OLCOn American difficulties: the Over 1100 was raised for the that all the ladies -going-to the RFD No. 3. Bolton; Mrs. Camella ; ROUTE « — BOLTON critical issue of what to do as well as others. i Informal Moments at Democratic State Convention have an all-day outing Wednes Connecticut Arthritis Foundation Mother Cabrini S h r i n.e in New Brennan. 43 W'adsworth St.; Mrs. i 403 West Center Street Americsn officials have re day. Juno 30, at Miss Bernice by eight local people who appear- Yhrk be in front of H ale's store on- Effie Taylob,' 112 H ighland St.; I Mitchell 3-7853 2 MILES OUTSIDE OF MANCHESTER about halting Communist buffed the non-aggresaion pact Contests Loom . Juul’s cottage at Columbia Lake. I ed on Mutual Nettvork’a quiz pro- the corner of Main and Oak I Mrs. Maria Balfore. Glastonbury; i conque.st in Southeast Asia. Idea aa involving Commimlst com Guests are expected from Hart 1 gram, "Have a Heart." Appearing Streets Sunday morning at 6:45. j M ary Louise Kcwell, 107 He’s ' '■>! Diplomatic observers aaid it mitment* which roqld not be de ford, and Arnold Pagan! will I as Contestants were Yolando ;i ■ ■ I Rd.; Eskrl Buckland, 453 Keeney i aremed pogsible that by the end of pended upon, and aa a potential cater. All who plan to attend ' I Felice. Bernice Juul, George Frost, Members of the Manchester Fire j ,St.;. Rev. Gustav Suoer; 108i - .. . . the Waahington talka ' ■ alatril to new obatacle In the way of prog- should make reservations by Mon Thomas Rollason, Martha Steven- Dept, will meet at' the headquar St.; Mrs. August Gaciauskas. 92 go on through thla weekend and rea^ on a real aecurity syatem. ' On Other Spots day at the latest through Har son7 John McDermott, Albert Tut ters oh Main and Hilliard Streets ; I-'orth St.; Mrs. Elizabeth Thorp perhapa longer • the two hand*, riet's Beauty Salon, 129 Center There waa sgreemenf In Britiah tle and .lack Sanson, former man tomorrow *1n- uniform~at 5 p. m. ! and daughter. Bolton; Mrs. May- of atate might agree on aome line : St. ager of the State Theater. and American thinking, it waa un- They will proceed from there to bell Prescott and daughter, Ver- of action. But there waa no ad-. deratood. on the point that what Avon where they will participate , non; Mrs. Eleanor Churllla and vance indication of what thia' ever plan 1* agreed upon should Hartford, June 2 ^ T h e 1,600 delegates to the Democmtic In the Avon parade. 1 son, 82 F oxcroft Dr. coiirae would be. ' have maximum appeal to thaae State Convention roared happily and harmoniouslv to w i^ The U. ,S. poaition up to now' countries-which, like India and In the nomination by acclamation of former Congressman A A haa been that urgent meaaurea are donesia,, seek a kind of neutral Ribicoff a* their candidate for governor thi.s noon. re.ser\dn» Midsumrner Drearris needed to form an anti-Commiiniat | poaition a* between the Commu themselves some eontasts for lease^r'------* • BOX OF 10’S alliance which would Include B rit-, nist bloc and the Weatefn powers. placea on the atate ticket which ain, the United Statea and other. U. .S. .Secretary of .State Dulles will oppose that to.be headed by' rountriea wijh .direct aecurity In-' and Eden planned to start the Republican Governor John~L^ge tereata In Southeaat Aaia. FJaen-. second day’s round of Britlsh- in Novemt^r. __ Ike to Fight - In Cotton hower preaumably waa prepared I Amerlcan talka today with Ribicoff's name, placed in nom to urge ChurchiU to Join in auch morning meeting at the State ination by Mayor Richard Lee 'bf Meds Tampons an undertaking. I New Haven, with seconding For Elastic The Britiah poaition, moat re- I (Continued on Pnge Five) speeches from other leaders in vari C C i Wardrobe refreshers from our smart new cotton ous counties, was presented in an atmoaphere of complete party group . . . Dark prints, light prints and .solid col peace. Farm Prop Former Gov. Cheater Bowles, ors, the covered look, the bare look . . . pretty who once considered seeking the FREE! CAMP EQUIPMENT Anti-Reds Organize nomination, had withdrawn several Washington. Jun»^26 (A^T— changes that make summer .so plea.sant! weeks ago and appeared at the con-' vention last night to play the role ! 'The'' Eisenhower administra of temporary chairman of the con-' tion braced today for one of vention. its stiffest tests of this con •vy »f MaSi lO't J. W. Hale Corp., i.a your headquarters for Girl Scout $ 9 . 9 8 Guatemala Regime But how much of thia harmony gressional session—a Housa 2 Mail bocii nasal Ptriosal equipment. We are fully .stocked with all manner of extended to all the work the Demo battle over flexible vs. high, fradutH Carp., Eei'D-d; Milt- crats had to perform today, was •awfi, N. J, for Ml purtfiaia prka 8 “ » 1 6 “ still, at noon, dependent upon last rigid government price sup rafusd (39c) scouting gear to make hiking and camping more fun ^ Tegucigalpa, Hoiidura.a, June 26 oar ifara. tion IS becoming a hot shooting war. Insurgent plane* at House Minority Leader Joht) tee late yesterday cleared for tacked Guatemala City and the » _____^ Dempsev, also Mayor of Putnam, House action a biU th a t providea rebel ladio claimed its force* wer* • appeared tbe likely Choice for the for a one-year extensioi? of prica "marching victoriously" on the nomina'ion for Lieutenant Gover 90 per cent of parity. GIRL SCOUT nor. J. W. HALE Corp. capital. 'ITie Commiinfst-supportcd The bill was ticketed for con- government of President Jacob G uatem ala W ar WiKglis Floor Ooateet sideratlon either Wednesday or Avbenz Guzman declared, however, But Edward C, Bergla. Water- Thursday and administratibn atal- JERSEYS $1.15 wart* w'^re expertefl to a Not Exactly its troops remained In control on A ction D elayed bliry Democratic town chairman, Wage Az Illustrated all fronts. ailll was talking about going to Strang fight at that time for a Creation of the provisional re the convention .floor in .his quest flexible system, ranging between gime. headed by rebel commander for the nomination for lieutenant 75 and 90 per cent of • parity, as Col. Carlos Castillo Armas, was By U N C ouncil governor, although Mayor Demp advocated by President Eisenhower SIRL SepVT announced In a comm unique bv sey haa organtxetion backing for and Secretary of Agriculture Ben- the "Libeiation Army.” It said the By WIU.IA.'H N. OATIs/ th a t spot. .son. government headqilartera were at U hited N ations; N. Y„ Jude 26 With an all-night huddle of The Senate Agriculture Commit Chiquimiila, a town of 8.848 peo i/C) Ignoring Russian demand.*, leaders still ,ln session as' the tee, too. haa voti^ foi\^other year Dungarees $3.75 ple. 20 ntile.* from the Hondtiran the U. N. Security Council Redded morning i.-ore on, many were of rigid farm price aupporta in op border. last night to delay action on the insisting that. Bergin eventually position to administration aims. IMapiite. On (;a|itiire -quickening Guatemalan war until would agree to accept an offer of Parity is a legally determined The communique -said’ Chiqul- the Oiganizatlnn of ,'Amerlean the nomination for comptroller. ‘ standard for farm goods price* re mula had been captured early yes S tates (O ASi m akes It* own in Bergin wasn't saying yea or no garded as fair in relation w the terday. But a dispatch from Asso vestigation. publicly, bill he made it plain that cost of things farmers must buy. ciated Press correapendent Jack lieclinea 'To Agenda Farm legislation providing' for the comptroller..hlp noniination flexible supports has been on the Rutledge in G uatem ala City .said The 11-nation couneil declined would leave him less than happy. the goyernment'a latest biilletin.s to adopt an agenda listing Guate books since 19H), but Us effect hae "I w ish I'd stayed In Water- been postponed from time to time. claimed Chiquimiila waa still in mala’s complaint -that Honduras bury," he jokingly told a reporter. Special Buy! Its hands. Rutledge's dispatch , Slid Nicarrtgrra. wripw ere «iiii .still I’unaon- condon Now, flexible .props are scheduled Dlsptite on LcVford to go into effect automatically at passed through Guatemalan cen- | mg nggresaion in/deflnanee of the Also leas thjn happy were aorship and waa delayed about six counril'a cease-fire call of last the end of the 1954 crop year, un Nylon Tricot hours in transmia.sion. ! Sunday. ' Demot rata of Polish origin over less a new delay is voted or a sub Rebel planes also blasted'Zara- The procedural motion for ita reports that Joaegh M. Lyford of stitute program adopted. - pa and other governm ent strong- adontion needeer4unalltleq they naw on the wUre. lAige nomination. pi-oductlon In limes of scarcity. Op the prrison there. The.,,stepped-: Thia postponed debate indefi- Ing on up on the stage of the Biishiiell AuditoHiiiii, last night' in H art SI RL SCOUT With front panel, lace ' Former f'oDgressitian .\hraham Klhlenff, second from the right, 'nu* poet for many years has ponents of the flexible system say up air strikea^ed one spurce here. nitHv and gave the-2 1 -nalion 0.\.*1 ford. ' Raymond Miillahey eatehe^s the ear of Wesley tirvk, chairman stands, between form er tilpv. C hester Bowles, on his left, and .Sen. John l e t "the Cold War la Inveatigate the Guatemalan gone to a caadidate of Polish they fear it might lead to a drop trim at top and botton^ of the Democratic town cummitttv, while .Milton Vitriol,'on the aisle, I*. Hennniy. of .Maos., last night's keynote speaker. Others In the photo , descent, and supporters of Stanley in' earni income. getting; hot." rharges through Its five-member . and James Halloran. on (irvk'ji left,, keep eyes front. Behind them. , .. , , , uirniign iis iive-men are John Bailey, Itemoeratlc slate ehairman, and William Benton, J. P ribyion of K artford. the 1952 Chairman Hop* (R-Kan) of the CAMERAS $3i0 Sizes 32 to 40. White international peace .committee Mr*. Helen Fltr.|M«trlek and .Mfit,^.Marv .\ceto flank I’hlllp Baver. .In struggled has been waged chiefly former I . S. Senator from Connecticut. j nominee, v.ere ralh’ing strongly Hoitse Agriculture Committee said Brazil and Colimibia with IT. ' behind him. * oniv. with propaganda weapons. Only S. support had propoaed thia the. jpfaaure approved yesterday spt^-adie clashes have been report course. But the Soviet Union, Thcie was much of naming is the “best possible bill that could ed between the oppo.sing force.*. backing Communist - infiltrated woman of Polish origin as the bf secured at this time to meet Eight Americans who cros.sed Guatemala, had demanded "meas- M ilium D am age IJuft aS Train |W ave SweepsS Secretary of Slate nominee, but the peeds of agriculture." the Gu.itemalsn frontier into urea to put an end to aggression P r i b y • o n backers stated He forecast that the legislation Me.siro yesterday said they be- ehemently this would not satisfy which al.so deals with other in Central'America." ( , , , llevid the rebel,forces had the The vote found ' Riisoi*. Den- In L os A noelcs i 17 into L ake, ^them. phases of the farm aifuation-^win government on the run. ’ A Bos- mark. I.,ebnnon and tifw Zealand This tr*aten*<1 another floor pass the House. ton newapaperman in the group in favor of the Guat^alan agen- fight over the congressman-at- Just before approving the bill aald he had seen 400 wounded da. The United States.' -Brazil O il T anks F ire 1 i p S ACO raS Some Drowned large post. .___. ------— ' • government troopa en route to the Colombia. Natlonaliat China and . Welcome Comes leMt (Coatinned on Page FIW) Shop Haleys For Your Hosiery Needs -i'w-i K - .4 . . i ; Turkey voted'agaidst it and Brit- ' in"*' 1 Hallam. Neb., June 26 ifl - De-r Phillipsburg, told how the mail car ' Chicago, June 26 t/pi Chicago ! The cona-entlon got off to a baclt A rebel broadcast claimed Caa-, ain and France abstained. million dollar .oil fire that rxplod-1 ^aliment of. the Rock tsiami rail- -Jr lipped over and 'dhe dirt started Pa.rk Police said today at least 17 up start last night, putting the hirst quality sheer nylons in new aummer shades. e