■V- T \ f ■■ •” . i '■ ■’ 'X ''■ X . *- ' / DaHy NetI^ct Prm Run SATURDAY, k iy 26« 1989 I ^ Mw w«^ I Tht Weatlier . , -^ ',May Vf, ifi \ rerecaat of I). B. Weotb«r Baraaa iWaitfl;gBlpr ijpraltj r'-'" Fair, cooler toolght. Low 48-48. iMrsday moslly fair, leereaeUig February on that same street. ( It MARL^ rs Maiaber -af Vtkb Audit seems he buys a number of suoh Class to R ^ e iv e Bureau eft OlrealatiiHi rlnitdlheMi during afternoon. High a n d OTHER . HTORES trailers and rents them m a busi MUey^ovaiytini Wedding Commuiubii Here Mancheatgt A fit^ of Village Chartn In mid 808. Hearw Along Main Street ness. He said laUr he onen scans ..i^ l |l-FH advertisements seeking trailers W ILL RE for sale.) Members the Confirmation I THIS M or rOL. tXXV, no/ 203 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY. MAY 28; 1956 (dMsined AdverHalug na Page 18) And onySome of Manche$tor*$ Side Sireeti^'^'I^ After the Or»t few words of the Class of ^191 who wera confirmed | MAY 28. "PRICE FIVE CENTS conversation were over—the wife at EmanUei Lutheran | of the toller watvanawerlng the call last Sundi 'V or to Thiol'r Time • ..the eerylce. pi wee a long, ahrf —the womhn' realised the caller (ffiurch receive their first - f - Here A an rxceiTit from the an- aummer. but M-hen the boye gol^ xhad Mready b ou ^t this trailer commuMion at the 10:30 service to -ll Fast Driver Pleads of the Dlaabled jjjigj r/porl of the Committee of home evet>-Oilng got back to nor- once'. ■ ,. ' \ The class will again wear[| eterane Auxiliary, ^o. i , j „ >rtnth School D litlict for the mal and b a ^ to Cheney'a, where 1 she told hipi about it aiid he. robes with rad floWers. For Traffic Safely 1 Tear 1923-24. That was -a most eVeryohe worked, all h a ^ y 1$ Ybur lawraiM Prtjj-West Holds Lead expinned, why he never knew tile e Class of 1918, which recent- when civfc-minded cltisens, that they .didn't have to get Into purchmw of February had not been let for a 40th MuniOi^inner, Bockyille. May 28 (Special) concerned over the need fof real.battlM. claimed also attend Communim in a DYNAMIC? ^-Ah East Hampton man. ar- ore high school facilities. He had^ent some of his em ___^y at the. 10:30 eervlce. I t Is Teated for driving at speeds bc- attle "All authorities have been at sea "'hen Wbrld War I came along. ployes—or friends— to'plgk up the ^pected that 14 of the 18 aurviv-1 H not. eoN^ ta-een 76 and 80 m.p.h. on Rt. / ' m i^ f r d to the rapid ^ > v th In More heartaches and much worse trailer body slKwtly a f^ r he paid in^members will he present. In lltalian Elections 15, toddy prSlaed Governor -j Harnirt tj»he -X2 high aMmol attendanco'^over the for all than the Spanish American for it. A t the tihie, IV was frosen ^ e class recently votedTo pre Rlblcoff'a hight\’ay aaMty pro War. ^ e h Wqrld "War II and the LEE M. SILVERSTEIN s t w e '^ J - ln S * " a/fhenom'enon to the ground a i^ difficult 'to sent a memorial gift to Emanuel Ronie, May 28 (AViItaly’s gram In caty court ahd ' Korean situation. L «t us all pray .move. So the racn^ wept away with Church In memory of seven de Ml 9-0438 atrongly urged the uae of all for the safe" return of- all boys pro-weatem Center parties the Intention of .returning another ceased members; Anna Anderson, '■ possible types of precaution The of ’»Jt whty are -away from their homes time, presumably w h en '^ e thaw Mildred Anderson. Helen Swartt, took a aipstantial lead over ary measures on the State ■ nnir loved ones, and hope for a ' / "TKe summit of May. 1898. waa Frank Carlsdn. Carl Johnson; t^e Chm^nunist-Sdcialist left highways during Memorial time When there will be no wars came. If ever. ^ ^ ay Bill a very aad month for thc'folke In hilip Nelson and Glen Peterson. Day. to- break homes and hearts. Needless to sayH'they forgot it, .tiraay in' fragmentary early ' Manchester, as on the 4fh,day "of and so did thS/new owner. ,We can (iordon F. Islelb, 21, pleaded iMay 1898 Go. G left for Niantlc . “ I am sure the boys that are left retums from nationwifje local i Vvilt remember Billy Crawford. He' re p o rtth a t' the affair la all Driver Cleared eltetioni. ‘ gstllb’ to qieeding and admit 1 after being called for duty In'the stral^tened^out, as. the purchaser ted he waa driving fast for Spanlsh-Amgrican War, We that w’ss the bugler and. of coU,rse. my 'The fimirea were so' scattered, i brother and I have often wOpdered n o^ h as hla trailer body.: In an''A**06)*l*d Press story "vanity's aakr alone.” He ex ; had' brothers, husbands and moth- h^vfeverj they could not be Inter- plained that he had borrowed I If there are many of old Co. G ^But, this reporter at least, will- from New Tendon, Thursday, in ,prM.ed a firm trend. . era ancl sweethearts knew the sad- hever scoff at the power of adver Thai Interpret The his employe's car -to Irapresa neSs^ of parting. It was a, lovely I members, left that marched away which a RoobH Foster, of New 'VVlth/more than .two per cent tising again. (Among people who London, waa clebred of blame ii) an Wishes Of The Family hla girl friend and wgs rualtlng day "iHjd we all■ gathered to see that day' of May 4. 1898. t ha\^ Of app^xlmately 27 million volfs work ,^oh the editorial staffs 6f accident reSuUing\ln death to a ■\^to Hartford to meet her. The Women's Auxiliary of the ! them off. They marched to the I been away from Manchester bm tallied/In scattered dlstricta. the .12 years. There are many changes. newaiiapers, this Is a common 4-ycar-old boy. TheH|eraid. In its JOHN B. BURKE \ It’s not the money that Back Labor Army and Mavv Club will hold a , Cheney Dipot an feeling very blue., . . , , , . v ..uv -r-u.. Cairistian Democrats held a lead of hihita, but the fact that ,1'va Army ana y ------j ^ ^ ^„uch with' The falling. We might, add that the ad headline, incorrectly \attrlbuted just iihder 2 to 1 over the Commu card partyvit the clubhouse Mon- vertlsing workers have their set of hiarrtd niv driving record. I that wtere left a t home.ome. TheTh train , Herald, which is a wonderful blame to Foater. Foster,Nwho was FUNERAIHOME . nists./ beefs a^U t the editorial side. I /urge attm e^w t thin . ts’lca pulled but and hundreds went into!I paper. So, with good \vtthea for operating a fruit truck when it TEL. Ml 3-8888 iVtth 812.958 votes of about 27 On berora m ating their records," Hartford, by trolley, that is. "the your paper, I remain,V One little line of 'typ e in the hit the child, was absolv^ .of 8? EAST CENTER million tallied, (Christian Demo Mrs. Elisabeth Crawford Nyman right plgce did more on the face criminal negligence by New /Islelb told thg icourt. AMBULANCE SERVICE crats won 332,893, or 3.98 per cent, Portland. Conn. ' of the -evidence, than a whole don pounty Coroner EMward Hla eloquenbe'vfalled'to Im 1 WaahingW, May 28 "It took Tine hour from South con^>ared with 40.7 in the 1953 press Deputy JMgO John L. V Manchester to Hartford with a Heard Along. McKay. , 'general election for the Chamber Penu>^rat8 A\.ay compared to 12.7 in 1953 and 11.3 ; the federal .goVemmerit fix mini* cas uppermost in Farmsy Roads: ' thought Of war w ! from a bOy—now a Marine—who on the calendar easily enough: it^ In 1951-52. / I j mum wage rates M major segment ^thelr minds, and mially the woed Is 9 PH. was expelled from school. was marked In red. But no Fath HER DANjCERS The Center pro-weste'rn bloc had - of the proposed robd system. .came that they were- to move bn The letter from Pvt. Daniel U. er's Day. ■ ' , 49.04 per cent of the vote, com- j Italian President Giovanni Gronchi, right/ and Communib , By THE AHOOClATED PRESA Party leader Palitiiro Togliatti. left, cast thfelr votes In Rome Sen. Knchel (R-(jblif) had been to Buckport. Maine. Quite a few McMulIln. now of Camp Le^une, He thought this omission odd. If pared to 49.7 in 1963. The far Left iHooda loosed by torrential ralna during municipal elections - held across the country (May 27-). waiting with tha ideniteal proposal, people went to Niantlc and speift N. C„ follows; not downright unfair, and brought Present Dioc had 189,584 or 80.9> per cent | {.covered some rpada and thouaanda the night there. The troops left (A P WlCephoto by radio from Rome), ' bf acres of farm lands In the cen- b(it Chaves got the ^floor first. "For two years now I have been it. to the attention of this depart compared with 87.2 in 1953. j Repubileana had thought the the next day after many more sad ment. .He asked us, first. If we ; Pietro Nenni’a felldw-travellng j I ti'M^seotlons of Illinoia and Indiana goodbyes, then home again to w-ait out of achool and, naturally, my 73^ i amendment, might be oomewhat train of thought hat changed con knew what the date was that had Socialists had 52,202 votea. or 8.51 j ■ embarrassing.to- Democraht since for more news. They didn't stay been aet aside for him and all the .per cent compared with 13.1 p4r ’ The 'Nkownpours 'ranged up to - long In Maine, as they were or siderably in that time. I would like 'CARNIVAL TIME' many Southerners oppose it. 'South other fathers. We hadn't the fog cent in 1951-52 and 12.7 In 1953. nine .In^ea in Illinois during the X ' dered to move on to Camp Alger. Manchester to know -how I feel 1 weekend and were heaviest in ! ern Senators contend It w o u l^ rive giest notion. ' First .scattered returns from ; fSS OIL lURNER Va. towgfd two of Us moat stalwart, ChampaIgn.XjJe W itt and Logan up wage rates for farm woniers Then he asked us If we would FAllot Photo 8:15 P.M. Sicily "gave the (Christian Demo- ‘ ___ ••Well, It wasn't for long, and hard working, little noticed br ' (;!ounties. Streams went ovej' llieir aa tha highways push out throtmh SERVICE praised and many tiroes bgrated find out and, In addition, bring the MRS. JOHN EDWARD .MILEY cratf 2,283 votes to 1,214', for a ' T B 1 __ rural areas. we folks back home w^ere happy / COmmunist-Soclalist ooiubine and ^ banka and water rolled across fer when we heard the xi'kr waa Over citlsens. 'fhose two men. Mr. C. A'. omitaion of the Father's Day date “I. 1/520 for a Center-Right alliance l o tile fields along the Sangamon ‘ Tha (fftaves amendment would' i and they were coming home,'very Robinson and Mr. B. M. Bailey, to the attention of the> local busi- Mi.ss Pauline Elizabeth Glovan-• rhinestones. She carried a pray(;r- SATURDAY. MAY. 26 :e Churches . Rlve.r. and Klckaphp- and Salt apply to Intaratate road projects CALL vice' principal and principal re nesa firm which had distributed book with liiy-of-the-valley. Heavy Tiywont happy that they didn't have to'go nlnl, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Creeks. j the 1931 Davla-Bacon Act under spective!^ of MHS, are my Idols. the calendar at a goodwill gesture. The maid of honor wore a flo'or tie voting turnout in the elec-j —... . / MfliUAm .any nirther. It was different In Louis Glovsnninl. is Kldridje’ S^., VBRPLANCK SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Town Virtually. iMlaIrd | w'hlch the Secretary of Labor. can those days; the water waa poor Even though I was expelled from (This “goodwiU'' notion now seem became the bride’ of John ^w ard. length shell pink nylon tricot over UoiM. watched M a teat of West I j.hiladelphia. May 28" (4*. vtliV.which-rtiinlstecs who qualify \blU OIL SERyiCE !- Many roada and streets were flx ^ a g e minlmums on federal con and everything in, general waa achool. I fCel they have greatly In ed rather Ironic, what with al| the Miley, son of Mr. and Me*. Frank taffeta gown, made with a pleated struction pcojecta. fluenced, for my benefit, my life. fathers who were being slighted by bodice,' pearl trim and bouffapt, S iS S ^ s le J lc e line, w*a” ^ i Assembly of 7he | s^ l^en_ «'e_cognlzcd_ by men , Inundated in l(idlana. tJ.S. High' pOor. Some of the boys were V. Miley. 29 Deerfield Ave., Hart who'are close to or eligible for Ttvo‘Critically Injured in Verntin Crash He must apply those prevailing sick. It'u'asn't like thg^ boys of Since I enlisted in the Marine the calendar's lack of Interest in ford. at 9 o'clock thts morning in skirt, A satin pillbox trjmmed Tickets Will Be.Av8ilable At The Door It' Was e)i(^ated 90 iwineri .ii-iiLrent of Preabyterian Church In < the - 1. U.S.A. -retirement. Many who would have I ways 40 and 52 and Indiana High-, them.) with ^sequins e^d, face veil was those eligible may hav j way 67 were blocked east find north A SUfford man and woman, both critically injured, lie on the road near the railroad underpaas, in the area concerned, put Sena- today have it when they .go into Corps in October of 19M, I have St. James’ Church. The Rev. John • ''"■"‘'"""'''J' «PP«-double, worn in matching, pink. She car lots. This rlrrtunstanoe secihfd to merger with the United Preaby-/tll they can qualify for social I of Indianapolis. Ci-awfordsyllle vlr- Rt. 83. Vernon, after the car in which they were ridlqgwent out of control, sideawiped an oncoming suggested, ''Tell him (the head of ried- a cascade bouquet of deep^ favor the Qeht^ parties. |. lualty wak isolated this morning. panel truck, and caromed into another car yesterday afternoon. Norman Gagne, 3.1. and Mrs. Bet contend that he usually takes the vice these men gave - le. Thus far ring ceremony, and Mrs. Jane terian Church.. ^ . security. rates for the nearest large c ity .. in my military life, I am doing an the firm responsible for. the calen pink larnatlona. . - * Two schools in tfie Indianapolis ty SItler. 36, both with posalbla skull fractures, >i-ere described by hospital officiala today aa "show Maccarone was organist and solo The merged churt'h, which Mill "Many who .were in retirement, Blatea May Pay Only 10% above, average job in my field and dar) that he ought to go around to ist. CHiurch decorations were white The bridesmaids were similarly ioooooooooooooooooooooai^ (Coatiniicd oa Ten) area canceled classes. '' ing slight improvement" and "resting comfortably." Thrka other persons amohg the seven In the must, be voted on b y the Pi esby- have accepted aasistantships of have had no trouble .in getting all the calendars he's distrlbbted attired, qne in powder blue and The li)dlana rains atiU fell to crash were treated for minor Injiwles. Slorv on Page E lgh t.\ (Photo by B u rk a ^ ) Tlie Interstate system would be carnatlOTS. tertans'of the two branches/is to one kind another to make them a 40,000-mile network of major along with anyone. - and .wHte 'Father's Day' in on G iv ^ in marriage by her father, the oihbV in maize. They, wore day. During a 48'hotir period rain them, by hand." I J,’* L/^* known »s the United/rreaby- eligibly.■’Mllji'has slowed down the fall measUrad 5.59 Inches St Crsw- highways, linking up all parts ot "Yes, behind two desks on the the ^ d e had as her maid of honor, nigtchlivl; hats aid one carried a l-v'pghfhK \ -Chui-oli in the t lA A . .witli niimkoY-Jaf pulpits which would the nation. The bulk of the fed The other day we got around to, .cascade bouquet of yellow carnal fordsvllle, 4.2.0 st Madison and first floor of the main building of hci/sister, Mlsa Patricia Ann Gio-, y. o ^ llin n 'tsvAniKsipia members. tinVf*have nLlMru^AAoUterwUc. tuagsoikiAbecome w*vacant. eral funds under the bill would go MHS alt two unsung "heroes. In calling the firm and learned that vanhini. Bridesmaids were . Miss lions, /‘and llie other,, a cascadt 2.85 at Indlanapollf. F ffcii Rioters Brucket The Presbyterian Cllurch in the The department added that this to tnis program, with'Washington shford Lake their power, they hold a great in the general manager had already Judith Palmer, 15 School §t‘,''and bouquet of pink carnations. ' In Illinois the rains stopped in THOMPSON DAY CAMP U,S.A\ meeting here for seven condition Is expected to be atrictly psylng 00 per cent of the coat and Tile mother of the bride, wore most sections tempbrarlly at fluence on the future of the town made his complaint personally.. Misa Sharon Hassett. 188 School Minister Q^ii days tltt/ough May ;10, Is the larger tempqrary,, tha atatsa the rest. **Secluded Slimmer Living'* . ‘* - Then the head man, who wag oh a nav.y blue dress, and the mother least - - but more'-was threatened. Halt Keseryes; of Manchester, the State of Con St. A FUN-PACKED-PROGRAM FOR b6 yS ? the tv»o with 2JOO.OOO members. "Another affect or tha gootal se necticut and perhaps even of the the other end of the line, inquU'cd Joseph F. Nevue, 2 Nathan Rd., of,-the bridegroom, a powder blue U- a. highways 5l. aad.t36 were A Uoitat-ilasaed road bill Miles Elast of Manch^ter—Off Route 44 On Cyprus Aim UnltW PrpatiyieHiin. Church, curity law.” the department said: blocked by waahouts. Seven. to tains the Davis-Baepn'fitffvldlfin, country. Mr. Robinson and Mr. into our interest in the niattei/and waa best man. and ushcr.s were dtess. Both had corsages of white MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 9-4 P.M. conflqed mosUy to Pennsylvniiia. Set for Algiers asked, with a touch of woiry edg poses. "has been that of raising salaries. nine inches of rain- wSa reported but the Senate Public Works Ck»m- Bailey don't confine their thoughts Milton Hortison, 16 Eldrldge Sl:v STARTING JUNE 25 ha.s a iqiiai teC inlllinn niembevs. Since the top benefit can only be of running a good achool just to ing into his.voice, "Ydu going to and Robiirt Luurtacma, 136 o. Main A reception -for 100 guests was Athens, May 28 — Premier last night north of Farmer CUy, .mtttee knoi-ked it out In-treadylng The mqi-gir pro|>oaal was ai-ted obtained if a salary of 84.200 la at.;. N a za lfe , Fra nce,, M ay th* meaaurc for the SenaU floor. SELECT YOUR SITE NOW! their offices. Many times long write anything about Upa^7" held at noon at the. Italian Ameri Constantine Karamanlis -today ac III. An eight-inch deluge was re I SV" Trips SwiihminK !tk)kouts upon by ^^ice vote after the qs- involved, the tendency to provide -■■A m ob'of ' about . 1,500 Aneh Detroit. May 28 (>p) AR'f Chaves offered h|| amend hours of the night were -spent in "Wei!, we feel it's^ u r job' to. The bride, wSs attired in a rose- can Club. ' cepted the resignation of Foreign ported at Fisher, hi. Secretaryithe {Jorpoial guide] missile; the r c|]Kmc« locations a v a il a b l e Crafts sembly te'a had rejected k the maximum benefits to our min- atorm ed through poli|ie ]|t>ea to of the Army Wilbur M. ment, Sen*. Capehart (R ^nd) i^d going over administrative details point lace and nylpn tulle with Tlie bride's traveling costurne, tifle Range Minister 8pyi«s Theotokis and Some farm homes were evacuat Brucker Redstone ballistic mHslle and the search out errors b^omission is Exploring substitute mdtjon to return’ the'Jsters has been notic^. day and carried liom e)ln irlum pli I^ m a n tD -N Y) said they had of the school. » well aa commissibn tind have them satin gbwn, fashioned with a fitted whep leaving on a wedding trip Hikes Pony Ridea named Agrltultitfe Minister Evan- ed. . said today the concept o f a puak- Jupiter iiitermeidiale range ball- merg/f plan to '^.negotiating pom- ^ 'IjPew ministers feel they' should a group of reaerytstJ/w lid were idehUcAl propoaala and aaked to NEW GOmeES FOR SALE or RENT lace bodice, sheer yoke banded to Florida, was a p.owder, blue suit ghelos Averoff to his post. Showers pelted much of the biitton war ii.k "dangerous ntyth'' lisllc missile, which lie said, wps "Mahy people would la'y that taken care of," wer replied, mount Movies Indian Lore Dramatic^ mitHie In a effo rl\ o find a differ- i be asked to work at a, figure scheduled to leave hy tcpln for serve aa co-aponaora., Kuchel an with satin and long lac«. tapering with white accessories. After,June Theotokis said in -a statement and declared I the majbr combat developed by the'joining of "Army salesmeX on prem ises tomorrowi being a high achool principal Is no ing our high h^se, ahd galloping e ^ name for the new church. whlcih the government recognizea aervice in Algeria. nounced he would apeak foF it. .sleeves. The bouffant skirt of satin 11. Mr. and Mr.s. Miley will be at he had resigned in protest against- /Earlier, some (OMliaiied OK-Page Tea) bubden of any war would fall bn andJVavy scIcntifK; talent and Vq- I-hard jpb. Actually, no one knows away from th^qaestlon. $15. WlEKl /Earlier, some 1,0olic 4j . Brucker, apparently taking note . ' Briickcr said the Aimy *')s the l“ hd (Caitf) told .newsmen he un- to cope with. At crowded MHS, when Fatl^'a Day wag. "No I ,a ruffled nylon tulle pleated trim The bride graduated fro'm Man TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED ^ , aign powcrs_ toward Greece's de^'j provisions havp raised lUinisterlal ments in the presbyteries are get- aw inging gun butts and i-lubs w as of recent Air Force crl“ ’ tam Of 'Component of i ! the principal has to be present don't," h y said, ';but I can find and a satin skirt termiitatii g in chester High School with the rtiand that Britain turn over the laalarles and at the /same time ting nearer llie 84.200 figure."” " ttu* detehse team ^'d evoted ^ .SUMNER THOMPSi IN, Dirtetor iinahle' to chpbk the deiiionslra- Ar'my weapons, added in a speech, which has the .meanscan. and --bil-. capabll on th. ■ from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. five days, a opt," a ^ r which there waa the a cathedral train. Her 'tfingertip class of 1955, Tlie bridegroom Island of (^pnis to hei;. /'slowed down the nufnber 6f*pnl-; rhe Venj Rev. James A. Pike. Wife l^pports ! tors', m arch oil the ra ilw ay alatlon He m entioned before^lhe Detroit 'Economic Club , Ity needed to gain ai’.d-lo maintain : week, and that. Includes a large Sound Of voices In the background. imported silk illusion \'(11 was served with the U.S. Navy and' Is t PHONE BUI 9-0016 He mentioned no names, Mow- pits which would have otheri^ae .dean of tfie Episcopal Ca'thidrii I in th is heavily (Com m unist aeaport The S en ate^ considered certain draped from a contour ' crown that "tfta..^Army’s weapons both! effective control over the Jand, th'e ' part of the so-called summer vaca "It's June 17.” he said when he presently employed by Gray Re- 1;LLINGT0\ ROAD '■ EAST HARTFORD aver. the United Slates hss been, become vacant.’' I of St. John the Divine in New ' and''.shipbuilding tow ,n.. Tea r gaa to pass a hill cklUng- for a mulU- trimmed in seed pearls and_ c o n d e m n e d Spouse Held on atomic and .flofi-atomic aie the ! reaources arki tlie people of an ene tion, making up class schedules, returned to the 'phone. .scarch and Development Corp. ndemned widely in G ^ c e be-i Of the pecent changes in ao<-iat -York, told an interdenominational and pr^ttce grenadu .also were bllllon dollar roMbuilding pro cause It has not presaur^ B rl best that have been developed. ” ' my In other words, ajjualiy to MANCHESTER Ml 3^5440 «r 9-SV38 assigning rooms to teachers, /Have you thought about going' ...... " not pressured BrlUln ^ lecurlly coverage, the Department service yesterday that real church . tised ipr va in . gram similar to-the House mesa- t o a c c e d e to Greece. Four-fifths 6f Ministerial Relatiopa_aaid: "They are no' llmit'ed In (helnl conquei' him. , supervising assemblibs and many ground to all the calend-rs you've I - <■1, Th e m oh threw anything w ithin, lire. The arguments mainly are o f t h e , Killing- Heiress effectiveness by fog. rain, snow' "It would be the ultimate aburce otheV things too numerous to men /distributed and writing 'Father's 500,000 Cypripta are o f ; "The additional bdost in income I (f,.'••ntliiiied on Page Ten) ■iyeach a t the police ' atones, iron over details. Greek descent, the pCst Turkish. oi' any other adverse condition,” . of the atrenglh that would bring Uon. DajAin on them?-" we.ssked. NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT j bars and heavy bolls.'Several pCr- One f i ^ t is expected to center Turkey also opposes, transfer to Brucker said. "W e are not interest- ! victory. This would be as true as "Awarding disciplinary aetjon ‘ "'The general manager's already Middlebury, Vt., hfav 28 -/T A lona w ere I'bjured on I h UI) a i d e s . on . methods.,of allociiURg federal Greece of the British Crow n Colo ed In any weapon merely because in the case of an all-out nuclear to violators of school rules Is an .suggested that," he said, 'land young Vernront wlfe/lqday atuck A b o u t ^ eservlsla w ere on the OAK STREET WORK THIS CROSllWORD,PUZZlE ny.. w hich is only 40 m iles off the 200 It /nakes the higgeV bang or the i *l'’uggle as il-w oiild be in the case other ^pf the many jobi which’. In we've volunteered to do It."' by her husband aa he ^-qciaim train , due lb Jea.ve fpr' .Uie M edl- (Omtlniied on Pag..\Tea) ■buth'ern coast.'of Tu rke y. biggest holq lb| the kround." I'Of a remote Imishflre war.” . itself,"'is a major -becupation/Each "How many calendars do you Innocence in the slaying erf ^ e lerranean at noon. / ^ .M oderate Follcy Under ,Fire Adlai,aJEste8 Widen ttift He said the 'Artni^ Nike anti-’ Bru-,'kti pul the Army's present student who Is brought to the of have out?” -we inquired. pretty Philadelphia heiress vbt^se The protest ‘M atted off vyilli PACKAGE STORE 'Theotokis.-slab had bCen under s lr c ia ft systenV jw a s the natibh’s ■ ' 1.050.000 w ith 'a " lia r d IT 'S AM AZ) fice poses a new and . different "About a thousand or so." . . i body wax .found in a clo.iet /ot a b o u t persdns s'w aim ing Over fire fo r hta "m oderate " ^ lii-y in 100 'm ajor ground weapon against j <'bre" o f 114.000 mi>n . w h o have problem. Aa you and everyone "And you'‘re going to write in - Carson City. Nev., apartment. h> railroad tracks and ground the MICHAEL J. MINitUCCI, Ptimittcc the Cyprus dispute. ' . more Uinn 10 years service. For. pennies a year, realizes, nb two persons are alike, Father's Day’ on each one?'* we WIHlam E. 'Boswell. 3^ ah itin ‘hostile aircraft" and adder.'"these WIN In M s letter to Karam anlis,\the As Florida Vote Nears action, and swelled i-bVidly as deadly mUsilea are .capable of co you can prevent costly so each disciplinary action has to asked, wondcringly. j crant bartender, was a b a ted Sat •w orkers left their Jobs, iiv m etal l-JllcctSve reseii'c s'.rength, Bulletins^l 25 OAK STREET — TEL. Ml ^6550* y outgoing .minister said he was fe-j ' — ordinated and controlled flre.’-’ moth damWe simply be thought over to a minute de "Naw,” came the reply. "Not on urday in connection-'^ with the w orking plants ahd in ; tli'r ( on- Brucker added, "ts appi'uximat(!iy tail. An effort must bp made to ■T** I strangulation of blonde Mrs. Anne The Army Secretary aald; .588,odo. He said the Army la en from thtL Wim by having; we MAN- the’ basis of just one ofriclal com ?hffiny‘th.'‘"|oSd"w^^^^^^ A «,»i;>t«"o..phere of chilly ill will, atructlon ilildustry at tl|e/.call of find ,'lhe reason why he or she vio plaint. , . ' ■ IHNE w in e s ^ LIQUORS anti BEER Harris van Rynri 22. ' ‘We ahpuld have In our araenal gaged "in qn .all-out effort" to ' Toward flit Purchost which th# entire natibnin feels for L . Steyen.sonovcveii,>ou ai|(l«i,u S o j k Katis.t-r.aie.q- KiveFauver c fa u vo r -' close ththeir eir CHESTER DRY ^^8t 8tU lated one of the fe\y rules of the Follre'Received Tip . (('ontinued on N l n < ) an I adequate supply of atomic build up the ‘ready , leaerve’ to - And there. Mr. Martin, the mat FREE DELIVERY , I the incredible Injuitlces Page CLEANERS prOiect ApTH SYM school. As far as Lam concerned ter rests.' • f tM tH ew » It is suf- Florida presidential primac.v*^battle toda,\"with final pitches Ppllce' had been Upped off tha, weapons which can be used to sup-. 1,092.<)OC "wlilcli'w e consider the SWISS CLIMB EVkHEST EMIS/ personally, everj- award of punish- farin g today in its e ffo(Its r to satis- fo r 28 im|H>rtant national convention votes The ill will evi- BosWell was driving cross countryr.w ))ot|t our mlsalon without imneces- niiniimim strength consistent with] Kalinandu, N e p ^ May g| UP) your valuable Woolens fy its m ost |aacred claimlimfl. s.’ V riAlltlar Ib rrAinn 1-a . - ' ^ * • I M8 nent I received was my due. , ‘.\lways There When Needed' Its raOTljtacrea Claims. , dciitly i.i going to splash over into* to visit his wife in this small Vei-- ssry wholesale destruction—w ith #'safety." l K , ' -| -rA Swiss m ouni^eerlnt ox- with BEHLOU, - the PFAfF Averoff aild he would announce . ,he oricoming piimaiy ii. Call- mont town and arrested him as he out the annihilation of large sag-;, "While ttifi'e ape still many ; t>r « your children the.v were to be called upon to remi GOP Delegates . top of 39.088-feot M t Everest STOPS MOTH t ^ k him' to.Italy as .a hostage j-pprantbegan the final weeJ^iiwecKS campaign Mrs. Boswell. ...who had leftft her «dak British rantriil of Red Sea' on May 38, be aoM. come hohie and s,s.\Mhe.V| received nisce about their association with O Q Sandwich’ 3 VM 2 E d|irir(g the war. He was active in'l'I wilth a Joint ■ - appearance re.sulting''/t." husband In Caraon City recently,;ently, Jlet Into Indian Ocoaji, strategic^ a demerit for no g o c ^ reason. Olds, and. as a result, quite a few jii'lwaukee. . Maw 28 \ /^en. Jap Scientists Say U.S. DAMAGE FOR ’ ^ "In closing. I would iW to a-sk Cruaehy-geed checolals waters. tha resistance mo.vement whiIe*in '„o fireworks, but as the week went into seclusion after, leavingeavinr pointpolht bn shortest Water loiile from' SEKVIu b !" HOC9 IN 6 t a x a b l e ' were unprepared. ' /, 9 E w**re. wore oil tempers frayed, Kefauvei' Ale.\ander Wiley (RAVIs ), spiirned the jail yeaterday. Europe to Far^ East.; . .' Sen. ,H. the peo'ple of Mahehesteptp give ■ A efew amusing, incidehtk were Seaerously filled wilh th\oblh' Da Washhigton,.May 28 ((Pi— The 'usenl Cvety lills's a treat .Assailed by (luiri'h blaste'd'Slevenkoq yesterday for by the Wisconsin Republican con. / Boswell pleaded guilty to a fu-1 Alexander SmfCh iR-NJi says/hc .Supreme Coiirt today decided A YEARS! or their whole-tearted support to the ;|lo|d, Including the one Earl- Peter- BUY 10 •v*yy PQ Sapdwieh calls lor nersi The (Jyprus ethnarchy, leader- alleged use of .a "smear and'amile’’ giyv.e charge and waa lield with-! hopes Senate; "will be able to/'«;e-j 5-4 stale and. local taxes may be new high schboi, becaiisr l^.ur aen related' of the time' CJiirly fell ventibii, looks to the state's'Sept.- Fired Another H-Bomb Slock up'aowt' • ship of the Greek Ortfiodox Church technique. Ste.venson's manager mil bail'to await transfer to Car-' sfpre" inuch of 81 billion tpiusel levied on military housing btiUt .children a. being cared'for dur i>ff a step ladder while decorating Ai' primary for' vtclory in his bid, BERLOU FAYS on the East Mediterranean island, said Kefaiiver'showed signs of for hla fourth six-year term. . son City where a murder com-' Committee cut from Pi evident and operated by private firms dn ing their fdur years ih- that school .the hall St the. Legion and l>yoke e i.l.-rMtiONU 6AIIY OUUN fttvitOrulMT CO dynianded Theotokis' reiiioval last "deaperatioh.” . Tokyo, May 28 — Japanese* None''\of.the 15 newsmen who by'Manchester's finest men!" plaint waa iaaued for him. Eisenhower's foreign ,ald program,- government Unds. The ruling his achl. !but ini the main, CTurly's FREE month. The^luhiirchmen contended Sharp jHimiios from - the rivai The i'onycnhon ' rejected- Wiley I THE DAMAGE! Sincerely. , ' . nalRV QUEEN |2 Saturday and gave the senatorial Tolice ^ d . the registration of Htu'dy of deep .ocean ciirrenla scientists aniiouricM their instru- • *"' May- 21 tmmb drop at applies to projects built under fr'iepds could* only f.o reign comiueni. The ARC has said the current hope,' the-kind of humor we like t. tkiu pwiita and 1. Itt VI damoniirbl* • PfoO policy. Davis' 19.55 voting recofft on followlng.^year, the .ways at Ihe Electrid Boat And the way Chirly tried to thank INVESTIGATE i - - fauver recited mo.sl* of the issues The. Tokyo Central Metroroiogi- teats will run into-June. Co. today and among those who ROUGED to see in these little tale-s. ' , — pH • Pfo# tawifif - L--I j" yavr homt. British Add Police major foreign policy roll talfs PieBifient EiSenhqwei miml- them neal* the end of the pihgram Maehlnt. ' L ■ — T.hbmq nttdu • wood he-has trotted but in.(he laat few CoHHt Giiard Finely ___ - , cal Obaervatory aaid ita 15 gauges- A fter the May 21 explosion, tht participated Iji the cereenoniea Anyhow, about two weeks ago, and was barely able to choke back tawing mochinW. . days. Among theiri. contentions showa he voted with the adminis natra (Jyriimn .N'orlon, f onsullanllthioughbut jipan recorded at- tarik foree . said (tS - power: ' ylclrl RnGuY. 3. -it It Iryp, w« tava yew monty. A / f I ) ' T ' „ * . r ° .”*‘^'^ct»»'V of Air hon e Quarles; niospheric pressure waves from the were crew members of the old we ran,.a story about a pian who the tears, the true greatness of .To Protect ^ Queen that Steven.Hon: tration' only 10 per cent o f . the "likely will be oi)e“of the jiiggeat 10. Wa •atj PfaR machinti In 4. Pf6H Inocn inai ora gworaMaad Jrlihhlllff D O flt^ J; |?|0 )(•? secretary of Navy foi Inirectlon of Bikini fbf 'about 40 \t, ■ thav . r>i'i«*roktvd . . siaxIam '* t4 >nt<4t 'Darter, the Navy's ''unslnkoble" • DRESSEll^ tried to sell a camp trailer body the' man shone thrpugh. f«0in«u fiarfablt far yaart ond .______Vetoed an old age pension boost time. Dayis. 41, Ufya he haa been of the current .series. ".It said th«»=- si'.hmnrlne of World War H. (PLAIN) in February,-' received the money FLUID HEAT 11. Yav c«n taa tha PfoR moahina 1. una <"b^"t.ic mpitets. Plymouth, Mass., May 28 -yPi . A i^ a k Informally in Ws.sliington, Uic' dur»'>f‘r t''** '•'^^rength of lli^ than the 1954 test of a thermonu- waKOlX'O GETS FREEDOM 12. Rvtli — •ntwar to vi by maH. 0. Wa giva frja inifrwetlojn TOiirsday at meeting of National , waves were the same as those re- • MEN’S SUITS i advertised then in The Herald, • Boilers ' 13. Bvy^_«<^ MY ••YY **^t*^*' __ _ 'birpfafl rnacbif)at. hunted today bv^ police who have thua- the. Democrats need a "new U'ile.v, at odda wMth the stated small sloop missing' since eaibly clear device built on another of, Puru, ,5|*y ga ,g>, _ xhe for- but Btlll had the item in his back 14. _|a«6vn ta uaw. on*.n«w 7. Yaw will ba natifiad at anca, if GOP leader% for .vears, anticipated I Cltizens for Eisenhower (.;ommil-.(jbi drd aftej-'^lhe. May blast. Bikini a Islands, that Island dis-*. Migti ndnistrrs of France nnd PfaO moebina. ^yaw -...... V thrown a clos^ guard aroiindj look'' in 1956; adopted a tech- yesterday morning with three Con- yard beciuse the raSn who bought 1. Yaur priia con apply .^werdt QfeenQSei -klizabeth' II. hec. hiiaband,”l niqiie of smiling while political he wa.s not jWlng to get the Con-1 pecticut -men aboard, waa located 1 " ; which exploded with an ektiniated appeared'in the violence of ' the /sirirorco-.....-J IMa l^ a y signed a series • UDIES’ SUITS (EXCEPT • Wall Flame .11. PfudL. mMbinai «ra ■ ' Bui'glara enter three Bridgeport v force of more than 10 million tons It had evidently forgotten to re. i iba w t U ovar. yawr dawn gaymant.' thj) Duke of Edinburgh, and other venlion endiloiWme ment when he left today 28 miles.esat of Boston, far , of agreepiFnta which give Ihe (PLA IN ) - : ty HITES) allies smear Kefaiivcr: has been ciiimhea and walk off with ejifl- pf t N’T turn for It. for Charter • Warm Air Unlt.s member* of the royal .family. "strangely silenlV about monopIFl.v Washington last Week ,fo r Mll- off'her course. The Tokyo obaervatory said the former north African protecto- , MAIL YOUR INTRY TODAY Thb Newa Chronicle said the * The Coast ;Guard. in saying the mated WOfi after amashlng iipen A "siipei'-senaitive" selsniugiaph Silatsushlro seiaraogruph 1 ecoided j nUc, Ihe site of luime big U.S. • GOATS We said hei^as thinking of tak and big bnsinea.s. riyp safes and vault , , , President at Matsushlro, 110 miles northwest • Pressure Burners What surprised the Wilev camp sloop, was "'positively Identified." the earth shocks at 3;02,a.m. 11 .‘O'J; ,alr tekea, it* fii|l dlplomeitlo ing another ad -to seek out the three are- known to have left Meanwhile, President Ei.' IDEAL, I C?yprua with faked' paasorts, pie eit hss onl.y token opposition on ll\e was , the entry of Davis Who had | said she was found by the cutter .p.m.ESTSundsyi.Thcair,'ghu'gcs''freedoni.- J' ■ ' w. said as laU, a! April that he wi|S 1 Frederick Lee, which sa.' I the tiny maiir, intelligence and hulitac.v of-1 neat ly three hours ahead -of the I recorded.the atmuapheric pressure! 1 ______HO EXTRA CHARGE FOR SAME* DAY known tp the man who sold the ALSO THE LATEST 8-TON > ' ~7 • aumably for England. THkV have. (30P side of the conteiit. ficlals for discussion pf ’ what I air gauge'readings, the ajllentlats trailer body. 38 FT.' fiot been intercepted anywhere and In 'Mlssmiri Democrats hoped to not a candidate for the nomlna- craft was prebeeding'on a we/iterly /waves at 6:33 a.ni. In Yokohama' IKE P|C'KS POWER AIDE SEWING MACHINE SERVICE tion, churae. . 'i ., " ’^Ite House terms "it-eeiinty reported. Tlte seismograph also and 6:14 a.m. In Tokyo. SfERVICE MON. on4tUES., -May 28 aiid 29 ^ ’ell. much to - Heard Along's SrOST FISHINd lOAT AIR CONDITIONER 1 NEEDS NO WATER) • WEBSTER ST., HARTTORD COXN. — T E I. CH 9-0788 they could have reached.this coun- touch off a presidential boom lo- mattpra." _ . ' recorded the M a y '21 blast before Washington, May 38 oP)-- try by now, Ihe ne\vspa,per aaid. day foij .Sen. Stuart Symington Censured In 19.59 The sloop, ';Frlsky," was manned llie seismograph recorded the. Presldent Elsenhower lodgy chagrin, a week passed, -li-ithtrat RADIO-TELRPIIONr. hv her owner A/iainh Sen. Chavez (.D-N.Mi says he the atmospheric instriimenU : May 21'explosion. 12 ininutea after response to. the story. So. on the Neither Buckingham Palace norj (D -M o)' and .Svmlngton saicT he The lepudiatlon of Wiley by the pirked David A; H|tmU, speaker RQUIPPRD I . M A lirf NAMI AND AMMIU " state GOP .-convention followed is wLfiTen Senate appropriations -Earth ' ahocki ' travel much faster j the blast waa set off at Bikini and. following SaturUfiy. the selWr did i Scotland Yard would comment on 'would accept the nomination. - jhduted ohieeiion. . ki " v — i 43, .Hamden, Cohn., corset com- committeeTtoV lU add $2 Mlllon to dc- of Colorado’s Urneral Asseinbly,' pany executive, and Laurenog R. than atn)nsph.erlc pressure wave*. the ajr preaaure gauges reacted! to br chief of the Rural Electri take another Herald ad, about one' Aaowshoe lltmndrrk, ..cod and I NAMt:... th. report. The giTnmen reportedly, He aaid he is not a candidate. He i fr itS tio n M Lffror^ ‘ FOGARTY BROTHERS Smith; Jr, 29, and' John M. Wash- fensc apprdprlatlon MU" lo expand A B-52 jet Rtratofortreas 1 about three hours "later fication AdminlgtiAtlon (R EA), - MAlNCHESTER line long, and received a call the are members of Eoka, the Greek ssld ,he would not campaign for' Wnev was cen^ired hv tk. at our lon^ FEn^e • * .u pollock now limning off Block I- A9DII)^. bum Jr, 28, both of West Hartford. bomber and mlg- - dropped the h.vdrogen bomb which , Allowing for time zone Ulffer- Subject to Henate confirmation^ next Sunday morning. Inland. Unit nnd tackle fur CITY___ .fHONI- Cj’priot underground organization the nomination. He was asked If Republican conventfon^n^lo-sl^Ynt jgrams .. Wells van Steen- exploded May 21, Over Namu I ences and the speed o'f earth Who WM answering the adver ======FUELOIL = = = The trio left Plymputh early Hai'nll, 4,7-yrar-old Rcpqblicnh, nished. ■ *' jMocnInQ Agt- fighting British rule of-CJjTrus. j he would refuse U. and .aid;* ^ 1 . ^ theTrick^^^^ im^ndmeM In oll'n »** Island In the U.S. thermonpijlear' shocks and atmospheric pres.sure would" suo«H*d Anchcr Nelscn, tisement?' You guessed it; the t Tri yesterday for a short run to Onset, DRY CLEANERS JEDDO HIGHLAND COAI.-^’ONNECTICUT COKE ** the newest blast — if it whd resigned May.15 to aeek the For Reservatloiu Call k I Wis Tlili CentMl, I wes( • Free Heoe'Desienilrelieirl Yei □ Ne □ (OeaHnued on Page Sevealc«a)( original purchaser! (CoBtiBued OB Page E itht) (C o^bHbuH on P agf Eight) Berw-^flery cloud three miles wide bOTed 1 was detonated — apparentiv w, n WILLS St. ^ TELMf3.7254^ But he had- forgotten about the (CoBllBned oa P g ^ Eight) RepuMiran nAmlnotton fer gev- ^apt. Burton R. Keeney aiv iROAD ST. Ml 9-4539 jj^ l( HFb. Fleeee Oi»» Pirecliest i ------. ford at fitaataburg, N. Y. ‘ up 25 miles Into the sky. i set off about , ■ / I . . -'V. • t 1 - - - i I ■■ 1 ' : Tv, 1 . / \ /: ■, • I i f m' • '' ' ' ' 'y \ ✓ \ ' X ' \ N P' ' \ V . \ •A' If, » PAGE THRSS ’ MANbH^TER EVENmO HEBAU>; CpNN^ MONDAY, MAY 2S, 1956 V IfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 14ANCHEStER. CONNi MONbAY, MAY 28. WB6 r A G B T W O I. t : Latloasr, Linda icobsrr, ShMsy T" tha hoiisa now cKinipiad by W. Also r«-pl*et'*d F tra Dr. Frederick YVlndheial High lehpol, has ap- on Dhtrshbe. Miphomorss;i ; Barry De Hehron C. Helsicr, regional high school Andover A. Beardatey, Orflumhla, vfra pretibl /t n e a r e r nounced th it graduation exercUM vins, Janet Bourgault, Marilyn V sup(arUitendent. and ,v ( i (sm'ly, dent, a/id John'Peterao.n, WllUmah-' Is Ydur iRtHraiM will taka place June 10 In the Cate' Ivlnge and Hazel Little, freshmen. Hr, tt'easurer. Silk Town Noies^ Quotes Crystal Lake Unit Kasv rSKS. PARMJtO i,' Bfelefield-Wilson Wedding Graiiimar^Books / used to take pridebelPf 'ble Officers Eleelefl Church to lioli}/ Oymnaaiuhv . . .. MeeUngs Tomorrow BtariUazI I ■- to rattle the list off at top speed- Mr*. Carlton ,W. Hutchins, C6- DYNAMIC? ojuareLLT ooMromroBo^ frhe gymnitlurii will , also be the Tomorrow's meetings include This correspondepf can do it. too,' Itimbta, wa* elected secretary. She • 1 • scene of the clsss day program ' Seeks Equipment Merry Weeders 4-H, after school -OODzVlIIa? I MUe SUrlay Ann WUaon, daugh-, Given to Library but we must ^ n fe ** tb having) By CbnrcK Unit . Fe^tital of Music June 1.1 and the senior reception Site I Tee*., e im s jtj ha* served for In*ny .year* a* Co. B y E A R L Y O S T with Mrs. Harold B. Hills; LUtle WrS., gim* r*m -JpaaV’ tar of Hr, end Mrti. Hugh F. W ll-! studied up yfroia Mrs. Hough'k i lumbia director of the WHDA. / i f n o r , eoR dn June 16. The senior els**, out- Eillngton, May 28 (Spseiall—- ''Hebron. May 28 (Special)— Andover, May 28 (Special)— Nipper* 4-H, evening-with-M rs. ■on, 31 ilethar St., became the books, for the purpose. One won-' Moe and Mr*. RonaM Bockus,' Andover, Mejr i8 ' (BpecUl) — A ir.g'wlll he held at Ocean Beach Mra.'J„ohn Yeoman* wa* re-elected Ahydne want.a O m it Dane' dog? Dog Warden lA« Fracchla, Commlaaionera ' of ths 'vprystal Hans lianssh; St. Mary's CTO. ------The jNwglaa IJbrary it the richer ;dera whether or not the world wai Andoyer director, alteniled the an-1 LEE M. SILVERSTEIN roustc' b.itivtl and hymn sing fea> Park ihMew London on June 18. T:S0 p.m., church hall; Boy* Scout ^ S bride of Arthur Smith Bielefleld. the loaei/When tha study of gram who weight 140 pounda, soaking wet, answered a call to pick .up a Lake Fire District art sxpectad T" by the gift from Mra. Gertrude'*''* ' presidrh')- qf the Lafllea' Benevolent mini dinner meeting. at Clark'* M I 9 - 0 6 3 I turlng "Muslo of America*! will be Weekend Ca«|>oree atray dog laat week. The dog turned out tq be a male-Greal Dans Troop 87,-T;10 p.m., American Le^ aon of Mr. and Mra. Herman B. mar w ^ i more or less out of fash Tliree patrols from Andovar Boy to recommend purchaae of new \ Malafleld of Middletown, at 3 M. Hough, of n couple Of grammar Society at Ita 121*t.Annual meet restaurant, WilUmanUo.v Tuesday i held ft the* FlralvConpriycHtnn*' th ii weighed In at 150 pounds. "It's the biggest dog I'vs ever cap glon^om e; Boy Scout Troop 85, text hooka which were used In the ion ^ t e a good many year* ago, Scout Troop 12* atlemled the an equipment at the annual F in Dia- \ W’cfoclt Saturday afternoon In the excapt. for some cursory atten- ing Thu'raday. evenlpg. ' ' 1 1 Church Sunday evening frbm 7 to tured. l ‘m trying to And the owner. I’ve already kept It the rs- tiict meellng June 8 ^be (trs- 7:80 p.m., Pond Hill School. Hebron'schools some ^70 or per Serving with Mr*. Y-eoman* will WINDOW SHADES 's o'clock. ' nual weekend campoCee of ' the MANC4IESTER SacoBd Congragetlonal Church. tl ^ Final re|)ort on the 1956 fundi Lilackledge District ang nest K,, Keyd, secretary; and Mlsa 8700 which was crenitfd to the lo The three organisti who will current tax rate la 2Mi mills. VConn to Note 75th Year brother, the late Roger F, Phrter. repeatedly use* the word* "aa" Mulph Stanley, treaiiurer. , play for the apecial event include won a blue ribbon, denoting a Mato - FeStar* 8h*wo First 1"«8*r "Beeauta” and "Oh Promiae Me." and "fhan” at If they were prepo- cal'unit from conirlbiillon* made, Q A Mwle^ brdvr Tha Crystal Lake unit prasently as8 Kverr Ssa,^Mm., Tare., Wo8.. In those daya grammar, aa It V aa 'nie sTSte presented by the I Mm. Roy Darwin; Mr*. Holden score of 900-1000 point*. Member* Cjhurch deebratlona were mixed Jeught, was conducted along very .atUont. p)«(hi(ing sentences *uch at W att and Whitney by district ^ ■ • O T WUJi^Yonr Roltrr* of the petrol Are William .Skoog, 1 haa On* old ptec* of apparatus. Ths Storrs, May 28 iJPt—The Uni •TOliaNCBit" r aiwort ..•■A . . 1 1 .J-.A...kif 1 nominating committee was p c- I Wright and Xathan Gatchell. "'Tfcrre’i white flowera and palma. strict lines, with analyzing a w •* ,A**flV or ' i»Uer (han . h «-tih „n. h.iioi reildents. ' ■ leader, Wljllam DUnnack, aaal*- ascond piece was taixeit out of versity of Connecticut will cele Sop* as* C»Ur I ' T*m*rT*«r" cepted w4(h one ballot. Moe said 60 per cent of the fund* Special featute* of the program service a few yeara ago. l)**> AsSrrwi ■ B. Slaawrrk Olven In marriage by her fW- parsing to the fooe Aa the luck-\ m e.' Now. aa akA. than are nqt wllbincludi a aol<\. "God of Grace lant leader, Robert Pringle, brate Its 75Ui anniversary qext Devotions at the meetin,, in the will be retained by WHDA for use L A . JOHNSON Five commlaalon members, a ysar. The 10,000-student school Hk«lr* *!«* I 8k««r t*lU thir, tha bride had aa her matron less pupil stumbled through hla 'preposition* but abVerbt or cOh- I'and God of Glory.” by Mr*. Max Thomaa Goodale, Richard Yale and of' honor Mr*. Robert Kelly of JUnrtlon*. and should church sanctuary were led byay Mr*..>ir^ pioject*. including a grant clerk, treaaurar, tax lioHsctor, startsd with 13 students as ths / or hA parilng he was required to folhfwed John Bogardua and were ' Reimer *nd“ Balm in Gilead,” by Rov Darwin. Kvlra! MOM'* *W*4Siac la Maaar*' Hartford. Mlaa Marilyn Gauthier, quote certaltt rtile*.. giving the by the nominative, case. ''A j tall followed the Cardiac ain ic at the Wind- PAINT CO. Red rlbboln*, dehotlng a acor# of threa aascaaora, and^ three mem- Storrs Agricultural School. Stu- Clarmaecop* aaS Calar Shaw* at b y , a welcome from the ‘Society ! the choir. bere of the Board of Tax Review dsnt and fabulty ipeetings and dla- S:M 37 crook St..' niece of the bride; number and vterding of c(ich, auth aa 1," "Better than I." It 1^; ham Community Memorial Hnspl- IM Mtui S I. m MI 9 I50I I ’ A free-wiU offering will benefit 800-900 point*, were won by the and Mlsa CJarolyn Bielefleld of, a * "A noun oi\a pronoun used aa|to sOe that the above writer* nl^- president, Mr*. Yeoman*. ,la l‘ where the service* of a heart, the project* of the recentlj-formed Beaver patrol and the -Woddaman win be elected for a term of one cuasion groups will be part of the - The original, conatlliitlon of the anniversary year. 1-ate Holiday Eic Middletown, alater of the bride-- ' the aubJecL^'of a preposition mu*t|«r atiidled the list. ronUinrd In apeclallat are made available one Music Committee. Patrol. year. Society wa* given Its 121*t read Routine buainfse also include* Show Tomorrow Night groom, were ■ ■ brlde.amaldi. Con- j I be tn themominallve case, accord- Mra. Hqugh'* grammars, ing by Mrs. Ronald Bocl(ii*. day' ehch w‘'eek. \ ■■ChlMren'* Day" ' The Beaver Patrol Included atance Penne of this town, niece of | ling to yiile one.” • . i Maybe It wa» time wasted in 'The Rev. Stephen ChamberTain Henry Bldwell, leader. Lewi* Whit trapaferring aurplua funds from Annual report* were pr'esenteil The Wllllmanttc Wslrlct' (Jhap- certain accounts ,|o .othcra in ths bride, was flower girl., I ' Sor^tlmea ll wasn't »o easy to ^ mo*t. (^aae*. but those Hat* are In- by th* secretary and treasurer.-/ ter Will also Join wllK th* Eastern haa announced that "Childrep'a comb. Eric Anderaon. 'Daniel Carl Tlrone of Middletown wa* a I rempniber all these rules and the valuable in Overcoming ln*oninla. S s . J ! Day" will be observed on June 10 Nlchb|ion, James Pringle. William which appropriatioiiil^: are Insuffi " Discussion (if the SiH-le.ty’s Sm:- Conhectloiit C3i*pter,\ which ha* cient, and hearing a report on con beat man, and ushers were Earl rielu number for each one, but I One gets aa far aa "notwithitand- tinil on June 16. which will be its headquarters in P ilin g , - in snp- with one service a t -11 «.m. Covell .and Joseph Olbrla*. ♦Ke tearherS were lynx-eyed qnd tng." begins again, atop*, falters, Diploma* from the Cradle Roll Members of the Woodsman Pat templated changes Ini the Special Waugh of Hampton Ba.va, Long Is V / main summer project resulted In porling the research of Dr. Frank- Act of 1949 Incorporating' the ■JMAN5FIEELDl land, and Charlea Pearson of New !. 1 /alllowed nd blunder*. and It suddenly Is morning, \ the decision that proceeds will be ; tin K. Epstein, at the Ya(e Itnlver- QnecH. Sicuftp^ DeparlmetUr will be awarded to rol who participated were Allen • i' V j NOne of the duties reqiilrad of lUrthda/ Noted children \vH• present, is the first of . several - quet of pastel colored carnation*. TO.MB FOB'^TOAD, _ iFURNITl|RE TOPS try and gat a home for the t'moneter” which Is limited to live pounda landscaping decoration pieces the ■>'Bnlc. 82.00, 8S.S0, 83.00. Mall The- mother of the bride chose Middletown. A $27.95 sent home to parents June 4. Orders promptly (IIM. Make The bride graduated fromyilan Okarche Okla. lA’i— A '{vrecklng Finish C!uur»e ' of. dog food, dally at the dog pound. (Herald Photo by Oflara) club plans to make t,b the school, a Dior blue silk organza dress with officials said today. checks payablq 'to and mall to white acce««orie* and the mother cheater High Schiobl In IM I and crew wea aufprised w'lci I broke A swimming inatructor*a course MMOM open a block of concrete and found IShowtr Stall Doan ■ ■ OIs m Tab Catl4ium | Anniversaries In the Mancheater Suzanne Labrie, senior and John Buahncll .Memorfeil, Hartford of the bridegroom, a blue silk from Middlesex Memortst^ospUal VALUE! at the University of Connecticut have been added to tKe Manohea SihOol of Nursln„ In ltif54.. Since a live toad had been impriaoned In ha* been aiiccesafully completed by plant and traffic office* of fbs ter Post Office f6rce Acting Post Fardal, sophomore, were listed on 14, Cqiln. Tcl. JA 5-8177. DYMMUST shantung dresa with pink accea- \ SouthiBin New F-ngland Telephone the Windham High School A- Honor aoriea. Both wore pink rose cor- her graduation, she hOa been em it. The concrete was. from, a ;bank B -K G Mr*. Clifton B. Horne. Mr*. An master Alden B-lley report*. They ployed In the operKing room at building erected In 1907 and ap drew Gasper. Mr*. Francis Minor, Co. during the month of May were are Lsrrv Dunn of 8 Hartland Roll for the fifth marking period. Jage*. Nineteen pupils were on the B 'White mixed flower*, palms, ■Mahcliester Memorial Moaplial. parently the toad had been In the and Hr*. J. Taniley Hohmann Jr. noted by the following: Philip Bnit- Hd., Louia Levine of 170 Garden block all that time. Wrecker* said j.A. SIZ baull, Glastonbury, 40 year*; John Honbr Roll including Wayne Clay, streamer* and wedding bell* dec- The bridegroom, Ji grandson of the OPEN d a il y 8 A.M. to 5 F-M- Enrollment cJiiinpn Dr., blantla Maaton of 30 Seaman Elsie Anderson, Sally Fraser, late Frederick/; Bielefleld. former, small cracks permitteil air and | Enrollment at the Elementary Boor Jr., Rockville,, 15 year*; Cllf- Circle, Edmund Trial of 210 High / brated the church parlors where INCTiUDING SATliRDAY Mary-Ann Moreau, Harriet Thlem, a recej^tion for 100 guest* was held ir.ayor. of Mlildletown, graduated Inhccta to enter '.he concrete inm'* | School reached It* l)lt.'he»l peak lon Bradley, Vernon Center, 15 /St., and Henry Wlerzblckl of 195 After he waa freed, the toad, was i year*; Mrs. Ina Fitzpatrick. 119 Janyce Churchill, seniors; Lynn Im'ipediately aflfr the ceremony. from Wo() offered aeveral Juicy bug*. He Don’t ficials, when the total was In Florence St., lO yeaia; Mr*. Doria alng on the 4-bed emergency "ad' When leaving on a wedding trip Arthur Forai. David Hudak, Seth to northern New York state, the tended New Britain State Teaiih- toppled ovei* dead. I creased to 283 with the entry of Kiaher, 281 Center St., 5 year*; milting ward" under construction Hudak, Christie Churchill, Dorothy TELEVISION ^Ihrei* new children. Mlsa Norma Keith, 351 W.\ Center on the ground floor at Manchester satisfied with Region Runrtl HrsRlnn St., 5 years; and Mr*. Elaine Memorial HosiI Gti* equipment will Be Installed to han c ON/)/ rlvl^^^ n PROQHAMS ning, at 8 o'clock a the Marlbor ter a supervisor.^ are in traffic and die accldcnl'ct.;oa until they can half the joy ough Elementary School. the other* are In the plant office. .. be triinsforred to regular room* ■'i - ■ / \ OUTDOOR GYM Richard Hagenpw, a former Man . . . Nevin Decker of £6 Arv.lne PI. EASTWOOD ’ , Video Everyday ■— Manchefller Evening lieralil An chester resident who nqw lives in has been in. charge of Hamilton K. WMmArii faW Itvi CM tttI Irani FtymovAl- Daria KaIR All Rights Reserved — of good blinds dover cnrrmponileni, Hr*. Paul F-nst Hartford, ha* completed 25 Standard operation* at - the H. T, Dickinson A Co., Inc; - i COMPLETE wit¥$tlDE! Pfanslirhl, lrlt>phunc 1*1 3-88,16, year* with SNETCO, He is a Pacific Alrmotlve Corp, at-'B ut ■foreman of facilities **»igncr» in bank, Calif., for several. month*. • B ockioih* \ Natloitally advertised "Blawm” Kln'l-slz* awing, of extra- N O W ^ the Harlfoid .plant office. . Hairy ■Harold Teiiford of 23 Campfield 8ie April suggeatipn studyhiB^for her iiiaater's degree RADIO r TEL. MI 3-1222 program at Pratt A Whitney ip at the university'’, of (.'onneclicut, East. Hartford. . Fred Naaalff of 33 has left the'Ipi-al hospital to be- ChaiiecI S New Bavc*. Cou, (H) HALF HOVB DRAMA 4 r - ' Norman St. has been approved a* cpnle dirccli^df education at Mid- t'kaeacl IS Hanford, Cana, lUI BI'BNS * ALLEN ilfesex Hospual.. . . Another recent (.'kaHacI 2t Spriarflald, Mato. S;M ( * -» ) HOWARD BARLOW OR a Hiinte/Safety. Insp uctor by the Ckaaarl 9* New Brttala. Coaa. CHESTRA: GaroUi Doro StaW / Board of Kislterle* and drpartee /rom_the staff at MMH Ckanarl S.t WaterMary, Cnaa, thy Warra.kjold,. Brl** has bcei»"^Mrs,- ,Ai«i Vendi illo who .C'kanael ti Holyok*' Man. .Sulliraa '"ll ■■ Game/ Ernest Raines Jr:. Man- TliO (IH-Ul ta len t’scoots cheswr Rd., Glastonbury, ha* also was uyi the lab^atory staff. She lUI PLATHOl'SE OF STABS ■■I resigned to do *uh*tltute teaching *:** ( *) niUKRl/ MOl'SF 4;ldb been approved a* well a* '■John -r-* ^saiiioi FAMOUS MAKE in /dilology at' Rockville High (1*1 FLIPPY THE CLOWN N/rl*en of Pleasant Valley Rd., ' I5JI l/NI'LF KII ' - / f ' „outh Windsor, ..'la * war has School . . . S, Rayinp^ Smith of (Ml HAK M i'LrilHni-SE GANG V Just Amyed enipted, again ill Manchester with ,V27- Pitkin St., was^-cfently re laSl FILM FKATL'RE '5\-' ele^ird president ,oj/the Silk City (tsi Ou t w e s t r i t s i : \ regular brandcd-g^oline being of/ t;M HOWDY nOODY (color) COMPLETE SELECTION OF fered' at 22.D per galliih, Corp. ■ / (ttl LITTLE BASCALS / Sito < ai 8TAGP, a - ^’fYt / / / A/A//uf///' .-a drop of six com* from the asking (1*1 ADVKNTVBR THEATER — price or ti we^k ago. , Mike Mim- Two ManPtv^ler policemen have —Boy BoZero II i: % T GARDEN HdSI ciiccl ofjn FD ak St. has taken over resigned troh/i the foi-c?, John (JI) WEATHEF - (St) EABLY_____ 8BOW _ BARRECUE the mailagement of the Oak Street Turner of 110 rta<-kmatack St. and ' "I KKIcfl (toronlmn” Package Store a't.^5 Oak St. WIliiam McDowell ofi 160 Charter ISSI RIG PICTUBE ' Oak ,S i . Tunicr has secu'ied em (U) TWILIGHT THEATEB REG. $ y .H ; I..,: *:*S (III HOPALONG CASSIDY McKinney Lumber /and .supjily ployment at Pratt * . Wnltncy in- S;M ( *) SPOBT8COFE Elit0r ’Plymouth’s $100,000 §blid Gold License Plate Jackpot! ^ $9.80 (* RPOBTS DIGt:ST it* 10th anniversary. A special berg ha* been practicing medicine *:4* I *) WEATREBCAST CORPORATION sale marked the' ohservanre ... . for.36 .year* in the Slate Theater S:*S ( k) WOBIJJ NEWS TODAY Automatic Heetinig SpeolaUats Five 'new aiibstitute mall carriera building on Ma|n St. (It) NEWS ■ ^ If you own ANY caf—a ^ make,[ any model, any year—^ 7:k* < HI MU DISTBICT ATTOBNET 344 Mein St. — Tel. 5U-8-Iie'(i f ■' III) NEWS (ID WKATHEB AND .MCSIC Dr. Jam es!.V M. D- .Olmsted, 70, pro- I.VI) CIVIL d e f j-:ns»; a v o f »:•* (III SCIENCE FICTION TREA- > I J Fk a t ' i fesaor eiiierliiwpflerlitwof physiology at the 7:1* (IHl WEATHERMAN .TER ■—i ...... a I t CC/lfC/lCl / Unlveralty'OfUniveralty'Of CanfomtaCaUfomta and a re- (Ml-FEW'S OF THE HOl’R . c *v I LOVE H'CY > ' • YOU can win one of huge (iash prizes$100,000 in all! search participant 1a the (jiscovery (M) WKATHKBCAST .■ • (-51 TBA ■' , Tiis (iR-ui DncGi.es edwabds (.)*) FIL.M FAIR- of insulin, died Saturday. He w as a NEWS^ IM| TV TREATER By THE ASSOCIATED PRESli born at Lake City, Iowa. (HI HIGHLIGHTS *:m i'* i pannpor]' to danger (ftSi JOHN DALY AND THE 7 :U (.Ml WEATHEllVA.NE l*;M I »-Ml NTl'DIO ONE amlpritat $ 1 0 * 0 0 0 is cert viotmist and orchestra leader, Lunch Data Tuesday "Fomlly Prol.nlinn’* ■' I died Saturday. iiKi'jiig h h Ay patrol primes In Plym outh’s V $ • ¥ ■ 9 5 $ y . 9 5 Bonham. Te*., May 28‘ (.T) - STATE BusInctkmen'sTdncheona N ic h o ls 1A:M (1*1 NECRET FILE f.N.A. 3rd priif t $5,000 isCOfll m I REG. deaervs (and get)i oilr apecial TIDF (5*1 MAN CALLF.O -X SUIF toot .m OH Min* ' LViciniia Ra.V'biiin, -well Monchtitor ■ Inc. (Ml CRI’NCH AND IIES $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 $12.95 AM COM>Oat known. In Washington sqciety as T O D A Y I'ONT.., > attention. Try our 11:M I *1 NEWS REPORTER $1O0fOOO Jacicpotl ...WMI MDttDMfOl the offfclal hosles* of her brother. FROM IlH-Ml NEWS ( * • I5.‘* E n d s T U ES- 5 P.M. (551 FINAL F.DITION IN CASH I 4lli priia: $1,000 h. House .Speaker Sam Rayburn, TUBELESS TIRE (MI NIGHTCAP ,EDITION m I died Saii'iniay. She wa». believed b a r t L e w , 11:0.'. (55) NPORTN ROI NDI’P to be in her early 808, , (Ml I (INNECTICCT REPORT IM A JO R HITS!! HEADQUARTERS (MI PREVIEWS ' Bcrkclc.v, Calg(.. May 28 (JP> 11:10 I »-IS-55> WEATHER Norman (Red) Strader. 53, former PEAR HALVES ... *H A tOM Ot Sj^ore end Plent 293 Broad St. U;IS ( *) I.EN PACL C MARY FORD yo ur license plate m a y IE WORTH (IN CASH) Jh^s is the Place , ftfOMAI «tt RDDDIMIMU, coach cd-'the San. Francisco 49era ll»> THE RIG' SHOW DDVim. IfC. profenslmal football- team, died Cream.v Cottage Cheese;- Crisp TEL Ml 3-5179 ^ "Ezvpl hv Thro.” ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD if you are ohe of the happy, l/c|tucn, Strawberry. Crernn (.Ml WEAtllEkVANE ^ lAsri , Saturday. He wa* born *1 New (551 ORCHESTRA winners in Plymouth’* SlOO.OfM) Jackpot! There's nothing Ask For ton. N. J. Sauce: ' , , 1:M ( HI THIS IS YGHB WORLD 11:54 ( •> NITECAP THEATER to go for the ■ A JUST PI(I6 n INI Berkeley, Calif., May 28 (Ah— I 111 PA1TI PAGE •*N»v*J(»" to buy! It's easy to enler-easy to win! I • ■ • FREE 900 m—4 Hr f o fo $o0He DlifMili hooi murf taAftr Ht IN nCRNS AND ALLEN Tm>I . TELEVISION lit! THIN IN VOI R LIFE WINDOW GLASS — YOU may win that $.')0,(X)0; so why wail? Ejnler today! iMi PRUDCCER’N NHOWCANE iBl Of kol 4oHnIH» Mhr Oopfw»o4 Tcl. MI 3-5095 \ (Culoyl "Bloomer Girl” 1089 Tollaud Tpk.. BuckUnd T h e M a n w h o n«rkor* Cook. Kollh . A*- J. A. WHITE GO. J n ih o iA doi. C*rmr* .Malkcit., SI BISSELL ST— 3U 9-732S (After you enter, you can fell or trniie. ■ 5 Pool Ford . n e v e r w a s Hurry! Share 8100,000 in 446 big )a$b prizes^ your car—you don't have tn oiVn ti'when I wWDBO'taaMt square miles in area and have a ' JEiutcrti ■tas4ar4 H um wno—1000 Hartford. Jdiy 28 i>P.?>:The p o «> | Naw Delhi, India, May 21 UP)— b I- -raE ABAOCIA’TED p b e b b population of more than 817,000.' Ask Mao Free Yanks Four ^ ra o n a -th ree of them France today formhlly transferred ' ■; ...... Iral • report .ca Id*" of ' P^rolman Rowe Wheeler leatl- young, hne of them old—met vto* ;Tf^ loU9Wlng program acbad' • lllb— ciii'a CongreaxiRen w eiX /k n - fletl Kenneth Aaafaig, Id. Kaat her ^ u r .llltl* settlement* on -the ■iologicali ' NeW Brltafti, May 28 (8^—r«ople i IVHAV—bmcoia Theater Yiale BioltfgiMt fiett $ 8 jOt0 Si[l Rmi* , WOJC—Good Evrriiii* Good Muale Rep. Dodd i the Apl>' Democrat I,' j centurj', they jittuaJly came under grown outside the body. MAMCHt$rie d^t air mail st^p. Each con-.[\ shirts of Wlnsted escaped. One boy WKWk—Bai»«aM Maiinn . not sure but he thought he was do- wwaaakBBiamiiw WKNB'-tj'^emn* Serenade 10-0 ; Sen, Bu«h:i 1-B. Rep. Reely- In November, 1994. ’• / \ t ^ e d the alm p^ message: was awakened by the smell of WTIC—Dr. N \ . P»ala, . / WTIC—One Man a Pamtiy - Ipg about 49 m.p.hX and wai.defl- ..''Pleaae free the 13 Americans WDRO—<.;ai Koiay tvnnc-K. R Miiriow Brmvn. 12-10; Sen. Vurtell. 0-8 ; nitel.v slowing down kg he reached Nehru tpfd Parllamertl ,;omplc- NHRl^ in Black in April smoke and roused the other*, but WiiTH—Wax Work WCTH -Si' It W llh Mii!l<- Rep. Sndlak, ;!-‘27; ReV Crelella. tinn Q;f HuTTranafer treaty had been stiB held prisoner by the Coiamu- foi-some reason Johnson didn't get 4 ‘ia * jfhe knoll befera>.4 iio Interaoctlon. nist Chinese.’’ \ \ . ’ WHAY .'Dodaeta va. ritalea 3-8 ;.-Rep. Mor«no, 9.*; And Rep. Prosecutor John R. STt^erald delayetL'^'bei'auge Frgnce has had New Haven, May .28 l ^ —Tha out. 'WUAY—Betty KlmVall. 8 m l^attor Campaign Growtag WCeO—Record Ro*V S'C< ;C—iiobd Evening Good Muale pBiteifoii, 9-19. ;V \ j summed up by saying he fcTt . the man.'^ther hedvy problems to.con- New Haven Railroad mads money FIETOHEB a U SS 00. op m^ w ^ r The other fire victim was Mrs.: WKNB-Basrhall M«Vne« •KNB—Miiaic i State's evidence showed BaJ . -was aldeX’ He expresaed "high ap- last month for the first time this ’The hppe ia that these letteri; Mary Hill. 83, who was 'burned at WTIC—Prpprr Young WTIC -lleiiiv .1 Tailor wUi grew jnto a major mail dellige WDRC—t'al Kolhy WI)RCi-.Iark Caryoh ' not' keeping a proper lookoiit iiid pi/clatlon'' to the French govern- year The net Income was $384,934, her Seymour home Saturday night WGTH—Wax Work \ , W(;Tll.-M;Mrrlra ’ speed was Indicated by the fore* nlent. ' but atlll left a loss of $3.284,Ui2 188 WEST MIDDLE TUaNFlKE to the Redpomniiiinist party bosa. w^en fire broke out as rhe changed ^ 4:aa— • ;1»- ’ / of the Impact. ^ The Prime MIhixter added that for the first four -mont^ of tha Behind the projtet is the United the fuel tank oh her oil range. Shr WHAY—Bett.v Kimball WHAV/l.iotIteia vx Piialer S / OORNEB D L B i^ fX ^ . Labor Movement .committee, «m- WCGO—Record R «» l«« WCCt>H.;riou Evaning Good Muale C o u r t C aJ He felt Henson was a victim of I he hoped that "before loo long" he year, compared wltH a ne^ IntwitA died Sunday night in Griffin Hospi WKNB—Malinet tVKJffr-Miiaie 1 his own "psychological proces'seg" I could report to ParliamenV the for the aajne' peridd last year of • -bracing every trade and labor un tal at Derby. . ' - V WTIC—Woman WpiCo-Boaion J*npa _ ■ NEW . LARGER QUARijERS / / and perhapt' unwittingly Offering I tran.x^r to India of Goa and two $2.1,98.019, more than flVa nvilllon ion In the city. In \hree weeks, It "In one of trie highWa.v accidents. WDBi>-Cai KoibT \V1iRi' —.lolinnv Dollar .Haliirday <'e«e*‘. WGTH—Wax Work Roil Sox va. Vxnkeea . onl.v tesljmony-favorable ■ to his I other small Portuguese colonies dollars in the other direction. PLENTY OP FRONT AND REAR PARKING has won wide s'lippwt. ^ 21-year-old 'Lniiis ,/A. Ppleski Jr. ' A Ifi-yriyr-old Kasl Hartford ■ friend B»J. f*.' , School children are . writing of Thpmpaonville Was thrown into ^WHAY—Record Rodeo WHAY Dodgera va.'Pil,taa youlh findd $24 In Town Couil' WOCC—Record Rarlaw WTIC—Henry J. Taylor Bayer aaid he waa pertur.bed by AUTO GLASS INSTALLED freedom crusade letters as a class J a brook and drowned after the car WKN'B—Bai'ball Maimat WDrO—tiodlrey raieni Sdnula Salurday on a rcckleaa driving | attempt to cast doubt on Hen- room project. The \Charnbcr . of \i\ln which he w ie ld in g hit a bridge am C —K'*" Radio Cana WGTH- Red Sox va. Vankeya 1 I h aigX posted $7.9 bond on ap-‘I**- mxNrt'at A*Mttt*Y/bnv ' HeU « added altglA/l theih« WDRC-.Neaa GLASS FURNITURE TOPS s,. Commerce, manufacturers, Veter- butmont in .TTiohompHonville early r WCTU—Bob and Ray I peal. youth had beeei informed that by , ^ ah's council, civic, Church and Merle F. ^wallow * ^ A Y L>V1e'‘I* v», I^nmm sViday. • :IB— \VTlC~Bofl\on Potm orrliettiA i He wa.x Mii harl Baj, anealed as ; appearing lo testify In favor of social groups have endorsed the ALL DAY W EDN^AY WHAY—RetJard Rodeo the leaull of a pollie iiiveatiga- Injuring hla own poa- ALLSTATE - FIRST AGAIN! MIRRORS mraplMa and DTaar) 17-year-oId girl, Maureen Har- WCOC—Record R telt* Wpr.iJ—(JoofiM' i"fW Nroiii* plan. Mayor Joseph F. Mhrelli' has Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Swalto#, 30 . WnTH—Pafil Box v». YAnkf*** tlon of a I .r-bii.x l•ls.xh on Hilliard *|t)le civil suit to recover damages V' nettXof Pio.spect, waa killed In WKNF-BaieballiW ^aW va - caM » Matinee; • . For the second stn U ^t year, car owniers la IMS bought moro. PICTURE FRAMING (dll typas) ■proclaimed ' the period^ Uirough Oak-(Jrove St.; announce/the en stantly there early Sunday whin k V •WTIC—inao Radio t-ane, .'5t.. at ,\V Middle Tl'Ke. May 9. for his Injuries. t ' June IS as freedom crusade month. wime------—^ 'ai 1 Kolby WHAY' v» rir;AI*fl Auto Insurance from ALLSTATE than f r ^ aay other com- gagement of their daughter. Miss the cfu; In which she \vas a pas araTU—Boblob and Rai WTJL*—T'*»epn 'A# Hour / Six bus pa.xaenfieia suffered minor | Judge Wesley C. Gryk decided Further, Catholic churchXoffl- Marie Frances Swallom'to George MEMORIAL DAY, MAT 30TH vn^nc—Mr Bim y IMjui'iea and Kieil Henson. 14 Wheeler's testimony on speed paay la the world based oa direct wrttteii premiums. Here's WINDOW ond PLATE GLASS senger Shot out of control around a WnTH HM Sox Vi. cials have endorsed the idea more William Flaveil, aon/of Mr. and curve ahd struck a tree. The 7 WHAY—8am* ^ Ka.xt Hartford, a |iaa.sengei: In the issiilting from statetnenta taken the best proof of ALLSTATE’S year-aftei-year better value than 42,000 Catholic barochial. STORES Close ^ot b p f fk. Tuoidoy, Moy Z9th r WCCO—Record Bane* • tl ^ . / JALOliSIES'i InataUaUoa la Quick, Eaay and Economical. Mrs. William F. Ftivell, 71 Eld- driver, David Young, 17, also of WHAV Di.MlRorji vw , Bsi c ar. received a .frai.luredjaw. Just after.the-accident—were per sad fast, fair claim,aettlemeatbK You caa't buy better Auto \$^eo1 students In grades 'three to .x'r- '. WKXB—Roqaear Matinee Hour . • '-. rldge St • / Prospect waa admitted to S t Whether you plan to eat in your own back yard or fake the IfiinUy on a # r i 0- 10f 0 Una Wnn<'—Johnnv Dofliir , ‘ •riie defense, ^6 mates made now after iBaJ and Ring letters. « i,Sepl. 29 In. South Methodist XT' pitnic this Wedncsd>y> here arc\ionuf values (or nut-door eating. Plniait shop • » g ? ^ ^ ^ d * ’’'R.y that Baj. .dilviiig weal behind i his friends had time to think aboift appolatnaeat — call , ' "Ti MEDICINE CAIINETS and SHOWER DOOR^ bury with a jBroken leg. Eight of the 13 imprisoned VSiUrch. / . \. ' . early and rcoicmbe^ we will close at regula^iime, 6d)0 Tues^y avattfog. *'EHAY-^in*,Kax.r WHAY l>«edK4>ra vp/ f*rr«tP8 ’’ car operated- Hy a friend, Paui the crash. OpcB SatniyUya ^ Opea Thuraday Evcnla^ X Americana are Catholic mission WCOOyaReCoid Review • WTir.-rontmal of'MKiio Tluhodenii. Rian of Kaat Hartford. He felt Baj had plenty of time FRANK LANGMACK, A^aiiMRI f -5*50 ------7 W-KKB—Today .In 8porta Wpn»*—J’iiuioi (!|ojii( floom ESTIMATES OLADLT OWEN , aries. Wi;TH-*-II»*RC--floina?»ra kfoo »\: ,. - of the accident, testified be tried . Phone MI 9-7998 fkix ra, YAnktea . "1 will do anything I can to land and the nation. Effprts are g : U - I#, If - . - Id avoid the Thibodeau oar. Thibo /BAY/ilATE - laroFWholo \.v WHAV-«porU « ^ WJIAY—Ktfht^WAlrh . deau said on the stand be .was tiA... help,’’ she says. "I would walk the underwa.v now to have freedom w c e o —Oped Eraallif Ooed MuMe WTH’ yrnrlii of IfualG ^ atreets, collecting letters door-to-' Crusade endorsed Statewide by WKN» -i Berenada WORO'»Mchh1b fof Rorinanct V trying to avoid nn unidentified q t j a r WTIC—Btttetly Sperta WUTH Ra‘l Sox va. YAnkoatX "Btilck" whii'h came out o f W'. door, if they i^ant fae to,” Gov. Abraham Riblcoff. Trade and QiH^^Piddes Het son was an Army clvlllari labor unions thrbughoiit the state ^ WGTH^OTt?” 8bSrtlflM_ \ ^ Middle Tpke., without stopping for ,/ BAY I^AY-Suva • Ufa emiiloye. He was a paaaenger dn are being contacted. National •-F X • WTK' l*'i*-*l Wvirm* "U . r the atop sign. ■^fllAV—Dinner Date ^ WDR a r.ifa p h a r m a c y WDRC—G. Uimbardo / WTIC TtrA Waring ' Imprisonment on charges oi spy- prisoner,, the R ey.' Robert W. ■ ■ ASSORTED VARIETIES WGTH-Bin Stem - .WDra('t»Moo<)a for*RomAncA G.reene of Philadeiphia, in New 499 Hartford Rdl, g:4B- _ ■ ■ ■ \ WOTU—NlRhl Muale . ••oz •. WHAY—Dinner Date ^ , l l t a - ■ Downey Is a Cousin w Morton Britain last week to speak at a Comer McKee. - FKGS r WCCC-JOood Keenln* Good Muale WIIAV-aVn# Walrh ^ ‘ Downey...the singer. / meeting, commented; Golden Cookies 3 3 . WKNB—Ind. Time Trtale, Speedway WTlC-^>1t» s WTIC—Tbrea Biai Extra WDRC—Naagt Almanac The idea for freedpm crusade "When those letters reach FINAST WDRO—Lowell Thomaa wr,TM~Ni«ht Mdalc . actually was started in Chicago ^y China, t l » news will sweep the YOU CAN WGTH—Meet the Artlet the Rev. Harold V. Rigncy, a for country like wild-fire. They have f:ta- WHAY—N«wa: Nlfbt Watch. That Mtarprtt Thd COUNT ON IT Waxed Paper 2 £ ^ 4 5 < WHAT—Encore Tbealcr ' „ WTIU—Sporla mer Red-held prls^cr, freed last ' an amaxlng grapevine there.’’^ wrCC-Good Byenln* Good Kutle WDRO-^al KelbV \VishM Of The PamRy November. ' ; -/------— '' j AT THIS FINAST •> Smoolhy or Crunchy / WKNB—Dinner Dale Wr.Tll—Night Miitle Reds Sedaltive to Opinion White sheets, remain ' white i f ' W n c —Aliaerar Han , tl:S t- ^ WDRC—Anioa ’n Andy ..WIIAY—SymphonT In th* Night JOHN B. BURKE "The Red Chjnese are ve ry sen-' I washed with white clothes only.^; PHARMACY 12-OZJAR ’• WGTH—ruitoa Learia WTK'—Starlime 8-r*n*<1» altive to pubUc^ptnlbn,” he ex- [.Any stains or spot* that won’t ’ Peanilt Butter 35. WDRf!—Momls (nr Romanes funesal home plained. . | come out in laundering should be [ WIiTH-NighI Muxlc ' > MIRABEL • Puro - ^ TelcYision Proarrama tt:4a- T R L Ml S-8888 In New Britain alone, the goal ! removed beforehand. • ACCURACY U'llAY—8y|m>honv In th« Night _ Onl^feTwo WTIC—Siarilghi Snenad- 87 EAST CENTER ST. WDRC—V. r .Nixon A.9tBt't.ANCE SERVICE • PROMPTNESS Sfrawberry Prmrvei.3Ms1.00 • PAIR PRICES ^ NABISCO 4 CookisiX' / ■ V .\«lrii'a Sultan Dies FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD GENERAL TRY US'ON YOUR I Aden. ,\lay 2^ i/R' Sullail .Salih Waffle i fOZPKG 25* FUEL PURPOSES NEX'T PRESCKIPTIO.N ■ 's: T V S E R V IC E ' Bill Ghallb. premier ihlVf of the' -\ j'eastern Aden piolei toiale, died Fresh Evergrsens! W e d e live r 1>ON'T FORGET > A Call ! In a hospital here last night. He | TOP GRADE MEANS FOR BR^CH, PICNIC HOLIDAY BAKERY SPECIALS mghta a *a 9 3 FInaParta , waa believrd to lie more than 80 ' You Pick' I yeaj a old. OP^N ALL DAY FINAST TIY ALDtM TEL. MI 8-8194 ’ Km OLD COMPANTS or/RACKYARD ' ' 'ITie -xild Sultan headed the SUNDAY iiw e e t I LOAF I d a I Qii'aitl slate of Shfhr and Mukalla, We Dig LEHIGH Strawberry * ■aeoAL. X ’- j mokl (m'poilanl of dhe aeveral ’Km I amall state* and sheikhdoms which A L U M IN U A PKOOFe 2 5 e UXBBD raVTOBt AOTBOBIIED Stokers and Oil Burners Sold and F ille d ' make up the eaatein portion of the \ Chocolst* •MOAL • TV SERVICE i Brltlali protertoiale- along the GARDEN Serviced Promptly and Efficiently. fA I R V A L I I • A.M. TO J P.M. aouthweat conat of the Arabian ALWAYS A WELCOME y '7 "4 «ACH 2 9 t Arnold DaLujta S p ic e K1.50 Par House Coll .Peninsula. . SALES thirst (JUENCHER fsesn Ctui ■aKiAi. n.oa pasn Karlhworma may bri'hg more 817 Oakland St & SON, Inc. ALCOA ALUMINUM lACH 3 3 c RU 9-0080 .911 9-9408 C e f f ^ C q k e •U V IN O aU . HANCBESTRB V than 19 tons of a<)li per acre to the r. — TEL. Ml 8-5129 28-W BTLS • Extra Strong : surf are. In a yegt. contdnl$ — r — o Extra Largs J. picnic 3avarilci ______J __ i • , /‘Rsiiiti Tipping ■ ...... — ' ■■■■/ ALSO: Many otKer. 41 Folds-Up ComfSlsIsly PKO enO 2 5 * o Ssat snd Back - Frankfurt Rolls / Popular flavors ^ YQUR AUTHORIZED AUTHORIZED,^ Stain-Prewf Sandwich Rolls; . PKGef i 2 3 d DEALfR for ALL THE LER for ALL -THE Handi'Pak WORLD-FAMOUS EA HOLIDAY FROIEH FOOD SPEDAIS WORLD; w m | r ^ FRIEND'S> Pee. Red kidney 20^02 ^ Mg _ ■SCi.KOCi D vC iltS .2 ; 16-01 CANS 3 S«' : CANl 3 |C Parkay ’ Margarine ' .i* 31. N-. J . — i’*' •• KRAFT DOQ .o’ hamburger iT-OI jar 2 7 . 2Vs X ' Cream Cheese. 2 29. 37 1 •X KRAFT ■1 . .V Sweet' GherkiniB- 25c MINUTES? MINUTE? : • i. SECONDS? Macaroni Dinner 2’as27< V .J. Ketchup ' . Hwz ' ' ~2 ':ur47. KRAFT . Rgliih, P,imenlo di Pineapple 5-OZ JARS ’‘■•Moat 'people guess at lea$t‘ a minute, but Thompson and Pawcatticl^v,. amd to cities in Cheese Spreads 45. COVERED PEANUTS M &,M Candies ^9^ ■f' -KRAFT "l^tursl Sliced ■ Si' • c • ' • ■ r- . . • Direct Distance Dialing,will speed most calls every part of the nation. ■!' ' ■ ■ . i ■ . , , T'x ■ 1 through in about 30 aedonds! ^ - REGULAR 6-OZ'PKG Swiss Cheese . : B OZ PKG 3l9< ’ Direct Diatance Dialing atarta Sunday, June 17, ia M AM Candies 2 8 . Thia fas|^, new service atairta this Sunday, theac telephone egchangea: . KRAFT . 'v,..',' Fres 'Outdoor Cooking Guido" booklet • 1 . ‘ June,rl7 at 8;0l A.M., in the Hartford Direct 80ZBTL 21<, Collinsville, Farmingtdn, Glastonbury,'Hartford, with each carfOn o(- french Dressing Distant Dia^g area.* ^ Manchester, New Britain, Newington, PlainviUe, • KRAFT You’ll be able to dial dirtet td all Connecticut Rockvjlle, Simsbury, Stafford Springs, Thompson- REYNOLDS WRAP Italian Salad Dressing 'm 29. 'AH'! I ■ij telephonee, except thoee in Broadfield, North ■f 6HU, Winder and Windsor Locks, ' , ,‘2S FT 75 FT KRAFT V ’ V ■ ROU ROLL •? Caramels X 39. KRAFT CHEESES : Angried
Wt *ESfRV| IHE 8IGH1 10 IIMII QUANTlTItS Handi-Snack B OZ PKG 27. T H B SOUTHBRN NBW BNOLAND COMPANY -1 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE > ? FIRST I n a t i o n a l OPEN DAILY, 9 to 9 FREE PARKING r OPEN DAILY, 9 to 9 FREE PAR K IN G k'T"' V' ;1 ■■■ I- I ( . 1 .. J ' -.r. 1 ■ I- , i' V' -i PAGE SEVEir '.ia. PAGC 8 dt hers of the Ward Clieney Tent f » . * WANT. TO BE SLIM AND TRIM earlier hours for the yoiing than and ' Mary Bushnell' Auxiliary, tti* mar* difficult it ti to return to exalted rulers. United Spaniah War Veterana, and have a beautiful complexion toot ^laurtiPBtpr sta rt the buslnees o f examVrflng course you do, but forimany wom •orMor pAtUnw." Droodles Morlarli’. RoV and Ackerman participate in the brief cere or' ourselves, to see what values and en thqt'a hard to-do. Know wh^? file ThtM Qunkor obtorvatloiw By KUUEB PBICB all laud^ EngUsipxfor hta work for \ ■ monies at Gould’s Pond on 8. Main £opnftt0 1|pridii standards we profess, and KoU’ well* St. In, the beremony. to honor minute you start ivatching .YOUX r«lM, oBco A«Ain.'tht fuein«U ng The btsUmonial d|Xher for George the lodge and hia e^ rta to get the Rain her* yesterday cauXed weight you tend to rJHlllnate (rosn ws live up to them. All of _ us. R. Etigliab, pa’kt exalted ruler of new E3ka Home on maaell St. Naval dead, I wreaths and flowers quMtion of whAt in rhe woitd tho , Tuaaday, 'May ^IB ■ » postponement of memorial. ,aerv- are thrown onto tpe waters. your meals the .wry things that are BtaMlI Str*«t RiuAlAn dictAtorihip hAA been do Would rather concentrate on the the Manchester Lodge of Elks was 1‘urklngton pointed oiit the bene eaarntlal to hrallny akin tiaaae* The ght—2 a.m...... Vohipteera Needed " attended by more' than 200 at thq. fit Manchester (ftrivee .from the U;es in East Cemetery, but Wierq- i The__ Salvation______Arhiy service ing All thoM j’CAri, tducAting tht obvious, and often petty, immorali- 'Columbia, May 28 (Special) - —4 a.m. • ...... Volunteera Needed , bisra ot veterans .groups attended next Sunday w-ill feature the 36 face may develop tiny, ..T f^ sas icika Ho im Saturday night. work of the Elks in promoting special aervjcta at 'll a.m. at the ptece 'Palace Corps Band and the unnatural Itnea . . . become rough- people df RusiiA, mAki'ig them ..ties and joosenrues of youth' than Servlbea In three remeteri'es'and 8 a.m...... Volunteera Needed "A nuinber of notables and town social welfare and helping'Jn fund r wai4t^ O^ol^r I* lit* ------.....B rian Rivard Church of the Assumption. I Songstei/s of Boston. Captain Wal- eJled and dry. But If you use Poly llterAte, teerhlng them to reed. begin the process p t determining the. dedication of . a new granite a.m.X^ a.m. . State Department^ of Fish and before oloslng in. Jjine. ulliciala attended the. dinner. Sev drives for w orthy cauaqs Hhp the derm-20, you ran watch your' weight niK 10 a.m. . Julia Haugh, Jo Ann Thyreen*t # Game reports It' will Idvyer'the should accompany the cl/lldrcii on The afternoon service, sched-1 ter Lam'te will be- the speaker, Por thii, for 'Any dictatorehip, hms' much falseness or hypocrisy, wiemorlar to World War II veter ergl praised both English and the Heart Fund. " uled by the Salvation Army '-at" and atlll keep your face, soft and i o ,a;niv- 12 -N0on ,...... John McConville w ater level of Bolton Loike by four such vUlts which are -manned to community service rendered by the smooth *eem the fAtAl miitak’e. p t a really basic natura. Is piesent ans will mark Memorial bgy In/ Noon- 2\p.m.' ., ...... Volunteera. Needed ' acquaint them with the school ami Ehgltah,'exalted ruler when ^ e thq cemetery, was postponed'd un- American Indians use^ polished m t this fall. It is expected that E lki. Elks moved into their nbw quqr-,. ____JRIPTION RATO I Did the' Russian dlctstort think In ,.our superficially more rekpec- this town Weditejtday. / \ ' /J P p.m. -4 p.m.\. . V^unlfera Needed this le\'el -will be maintained for eliminate fears about Mteriiig in til Sunday a t 3 p.m. and. rounded claim - ahells aa WELDON’S nCENt SHOP Among th«ni were Aldon Bailey, terg a year ago. said he Was g ratc-^ Despite the rain, some 10 mem- 901 .MAIN S tR E E T Parabl* In AdTtnen -I they could teach the RussiBni to.. table adult life> But If we want to The exqrbises will begin at'''B:'80 p.m.—8 ■ James 'Galaaek, JamfS Arthur. a period from Sept. IS to Oct. 1. . the fall. ‘ / money. . , . Wilfred J. Lcmlrf, W’. Joseph new'ly ' appointed* acting post ful for the tribute paid him. He 2»* Tjoc ...... road, and still keep them from be serious, and fiindamertsl,-about a.m. with the raising Of the' Flag p.iD '- * A (••41 «f 1100 CBfH . The information was given to Win's Sixth nnce m aster; Mayor Harold A. 'IVirklng- Rlx M ontln...... wv,» at both Yeomans Hall and Horace Lemire U 1} a lakefront resilient who was given Miss Jeanne Po'ou could edticsle a cy we realize that the ,whole so - Af the Center cinuKery Alfred 10 p.m -Mldnlglit . Harmon Tompkins for the benefit of all lakefront Lakeside. Lane;' placed-sixth In local lodge, he would have not weeklv ...... DeHaq. assistant prosecutor of t|ie been able to do so well. . Slafle Copt man and still keep him finm ciety, as well as the ^Ind.vldual, Black will read the “Gett,vaburg Skywatch PoH located on to p_ of Manchester Police Station. Lsan's g lS to gidO property ownera. Many of them Connecticut in"the National French . '"V . Volunteeu may register at Civil Defense Headquarters. Mumci- aa lltnatora Alaas Town Ctmrij) Waller Ferguson, co The lodge members gave EiigUah UKMBKR o r _ thinking? Did they think they occupies the role of parenthood. Address" and (he prayer will be have seawalls In need of -repair Contest for' w-hich' exa.-ninatlons publisher 'of The Herald:. Foster TlfR AOOCIATKD P n tO ‘Eye Dropper (or a MarUan* given Ijy the Rev. Henry C.-.Wy- pal BuUillng, Manchester on Mon day, xWedne.sday or Friday from and face the awkward joh of try were held in A'Pru. Jeanne is a a check and a Savings Bond, pre The aeeocisted Preei le exCli^rel!| could control and channel the Williams of the Tow-n Pension ___ r^piibUCBtlop el This eye dropper le just one of .man. Father John K. , Onan will 1-5 ly ing to make' the improvements un aophomoi-e studeny-at M t.'St. >Jo- sented to hlni from the officers enUUed to the uee o( thinking of a literate,, educated the Interesting Souventre that my der w-atcr. Those who wish to do Board; Matthew MorlartyY and .and trustees of the lodge. ’ 0f>Gn wide and say...*(Ah-h-h-h*h'' ■Vi ■■•■' diepatehee credited to It, or deliver the nyajor address. ^ e n i f i d j o l MNASI I ( 0 .seph Academy, lyest Hartford, Edward Sbri-ell, exalted ruler of not otherwise cr^ited Ui •ys.I»PV’ man? R t t r k r i l l e fnvorite Sclpnce Fiction character. Rabbi Herachel Levine will lead id cookies; Tueaday, cream of it faster and easier nriav now post ra m rm Club .Meeting Homer Larabee and hia "kitch and oUe the Iccal heme publlihed here "Captain Droodle -- Space Bum" Girl Scouta at fiy-up cerjmoniea »< ia*»t * rji SA, » the local lodge. 'r*t , All righu of republicetioii of spM Sl: Appraising the Russian dictalor- the prayer ai the OW Cemelfry 'celery aoup. egg aqjad aandwiches, Saturday a t Camp Laurel; the rtew pone the task until fall. James Heller /'of Ansco 'Corp. en committee" served a^ baked ham dlipetehee herein «re «leo reeerred. ‘ collected during hia travels around After the graves haye been tapioca pudding with whipped A,'request that the level of the Will m aly his (durth annual vialt Also Arthur Roy, grand esteemed dinner ahd Harry FIrato. Town shtp as we knotiN it, we must as Synagogue Holds the Galaxy. Among hit qther soii- Girl Scout camp in Lebanon. Wing8 loyal knight, Willimaiitic; Merritt run esrrice client of H{\E- JL : ated the procession^ will marchl, at 8 o'clock. Aa Aqkerman. president of the Con . Edward ^ g ar, chairman of the they*re ''all flavor..: lee. Inc. ' *«. ' • — Venus-Hilton Hotel; two ticket no school; Thursday, eighth grade Sally Ann -X^rd, DonOa Cohen, 2nd Flaar, 0»ar Wa Publiehere RepreienUliTep: j j e |uul made these aaeumptions, «nd Dedication Rites man will place a w rea'h y al the parly, baked ham, potato salad and Mltchall I-4IM . A lower level, residents figure,* usual exeryone. Interested ■ la In- necticut Elks Assn.; Dr. George ticket committee, asks all mem Julius Metheee Speciel Aierrt' — New ... . i,. . . Stubs to a Liiiophggelhy Game on Linda ■CollllM^v Barbara Cross, w-ould prevent ice damage to the Cailloipette,. chairm an of the Elks York. Chicago andjf'yja; did so. not out of'benevolent good World W ard methorlal Ice cream ; Friday, baked beans, Japet Creenway,, Sally Apfi Hutch Aalt%r tha YESJ vttfid to view the prog.-am he will bers who have not made 'returns MtlMBER a u d it BinUBAU or Rockville. May ^ (Smcid). An Saturn that wa.s called on account Dedication cXrer.ionjdli for the However, the spokesman present. This i-ear it will be a col Youth/ Activity Committee for on their tteketa to do so immedt- CIRCULATIONS. Intentions, butrhiit of erior. •of Ghyutrew; r black hook filled coleslaw and dougKmita. ins, Sally Ann Jonca, Nancy Moore. OfEN fHUUDAY EVEWNOS UNTIt I Impressive ceremc/hy msiked dedi new World W dr II Xwmorial will Field Trip Imni tf tV ttl H*bi the Department bf Fish and, lection of slides prepaied by the Oonnepticut; Jamea Reardon, alely. • HANDY’S FRANKS One thing hss alwsys seem’ed with phone numbers (I tried to Barbara Slate, Jean SititUi^ and zaiu it would, rtetilize the Tbs H traid Prlntlrtg Co*Bpdny ■ IiKi.. cation exercises of the new B'nai follow. Memberi or the Columbia ' Mrs. Felix Winters’ and Miss Holly Stannard. " director of Anqco’s Camera Club . asauioes no financial resisinslbillty f(^ certain to us. It is that tyranny rail orte of them, Mercury 7-7665, and reduce the (bod Supply r * -dTPOSrapblcal errors appcsrtng in sd-. Older Girl Socie>y will unveil the Doris . Rocheleau's third grade and Schools /IServlce. and literacy, dictatorship and Israel . Oongregatlon sanctuary I the Operator wanted ■me, to' new monumOn irco Guest vemMmants and Other reading m alt# deposit 17,000 for the first three clasaea are'.planning a fleld trip to Mahcheater Evening Herald \;.^Chlckeii BarW iie Handy^s Franks. ,. the greatest for spring in Manqjwatee Erentog Herald- education, are not natural com- yesterday aa over 200 mei >. Cantor tion qr "Flamlera Field" by Ted - Attend PTfA Session \ open meeting of Bomarco' tomor fi’om choice meats and taste-blended. taudai^-1 a m Tueaday. the Russian dicta,torshlp har con- Sholom Netaoh of New Britain and Alercury, who, not only has pret M^J day a t the CMngr’egalional Otiurch. row: at 8 p.m. at the parish room 1 ^ 'TBundar-^t P. or Wednesdap. tier l^gs than MM but lota more of Mrs. John Pringle, president of Ticket! may beiJurcharfed or reser- / Fbf Friday—1 p m. Tbursday. 'sistently made the good, perhaps members of the Congregation par Officers Re-elected the Oolunjbla PTA, MrS. C. Pres of the Congregational Church. JWr Saturday—I p.^ m. F ^ a y . ticipated, opened the ceremonies. them; and an aah tray ihscrihed At a'recent meeting of the Wllll- vatioiM made thTpugh W ednesa^ . ' Librar;- t Close Clasalfled deadUds; lOiaO.a.im aaefe fat^ mistake of teaching its -peo- “I Have Visited Niagara Falla. cott Hodges, treasurer; Mrs. Ed with Mrs. Leslie S. Bolton. Mrs. Bk. Treat your family to nutritious Handy’s day of pubUsdtioa aaceet Saturday — Abner Brooks, chairman ^f the mantic D(strl(^t H eart Assn. D^. , 'The Public Ubrary willbe plj to read, . . ' dedication committee, presided at ward Carlson, secretary; and Mrs. PERFUMES E. Perkins or Wrs. Bruce G. Ron- Sam. Frederick A. Beardsley and Mrs; Clarence Maynard attended the closed on Wednesday in ebser- Franks tomorrow. Keep some on hand , ------the program. Carlton Hutchins, both of Oolum- aon. ' \ vance of Memorial Day. Monday, itay 28 Introduced first was Seymour PTA diatrict meeting ‘niursday ^ ' n a iVorld’a Finest Brands • The. chicken will be iftjmared by Quints 22 Toda bia, were re-elected vice presi evening at the DIstHct 2 School ilv Public Records for picnics and cookouts during Lsvitt, chairman of the binding dent and secretary, respectively; Roy E. Jones. There wfife be two Evolution Of A Candidacy .^Ucrvlngs, one a t 5 p.m. ana the sec- Warranty Deeds: Jean Paaqua- committee, who in turning over To Hold nc^tl^ol I.awrence Moe (>f A ntover was re lini to Vaughn S. and B arbara the hot days ahead. WiU .Wllcy Get A Hand? 1 m / ond at 8:30 p.m. If the wextber Governor Hariim an, .vho only (he keys to the .Synagogue to Abe elected presluent and John Peter-’ Twelve Brownies of Troop 92 t Arthur Oruf Stores - Sherwood, lotion Rt. 6: Clifford S. Cor, president oT the congregation, were made members of the local j prevents eating out ot doors, Jhe The profaaatenale of the Re last' fall ‘ilked Adlai," has., since Montreal, May 2B/Md--The (our ■on, re-elected treasurer. meal will be served in thq parthb Stephens^ Albert E. Bombardier, that time, undergone considerable, thanked all who cooperated' in the Dining the recently' conducted property in Rosedale; Holl Invest publican party In .the state of Wia- projitet, . iiirylvtng Dloqrie/^ulnto planned ,. room of the church and the Com* natural evolution. First, It s qiilet get-t(^ther outside of Heart. Drive, Columbia residents Quifk As A WiRk munlty Hall next door. m ent Co. to tim rier F. DeMars, lot conain, in ata^a convention as- Greetings were extended by Cdr coqtrib'tited 1442:62 with an occa in Rosebale. dOv'sloped thajt although hi. liked Montreal tod^y to cclebrnte their Quick hilp always available' * ■ . OOP Fund Drive aembled, have rejected United and by -Mrs. Hyman -, Berman, 22nd I sional cdqtributjon still being re Loqpl Republicans will partici Rtatea Senator Alexaaidar Wiley Adiai. that didn't necessatlly mean preaidenl of the Sisterhood. ' One repdlt said they were go ceived by'-, Mrs'. Hutchinii, local I froni HartfOr^ Insurance AgenL pate Id the '‘Thank You, Mr. Pres Manchester Evening Herald he would vote for him In the The Ark vaa opened by Mrs. ing to NJrolet, Qiie., where Annette chairman. ^ ident" program to talse funds tor Bolton correspondent, TSrs. Joaaph A , for retaalnindtioll^^choblriJlr inatead Paul e held here. | U,S.. -Marine .Corps to d ay for a 4- was just the llarcimpii strategy.-- to night at the Community Hall at Amendment. stances of Inter-faith cooperation, Suggeatinn .Award . 8 o’clock. Among business to be year pcrlo(| gcitording to an an- flavor** becau8€t\ to stay out of the pflmaries while the judge aake0 own HI Tha blunt political fact of the ing And hiinfed all day . . noodles, carrot sticks, vegetable, ;, bf first grade teachers. Miss Evsn- officer In charge of Marine Corps N..* grown a little nervous, 'which ex 175 East g-’ ne Chinch and MisS Josephine recruiting in Connecticut and 0tl.7S par pfeca ndifit ------Dear Sir: aituaUon is t]Mt Senator McCarthy plains why the famed Harriman Leso; elem entary supervisor, Miks Western Ma.ssachuaetts. •■■ taciadad and h.ia supporters had marked inactivity has been dropped. Thank you for your very fine direc-' Center St. Viola Larson and principal. Rich-, Following the, swearing-ih cere Senator W-tley fpr^deatrurtion. We would guess, at thia point, A Thuughl for Tudf> tion and kiftd assistance upon the dcca- aid B. Mather will be parents of mony,. the npw Leatherneck de chiltiren who will enteF first grade parted for Parris Island, C., If a v eh our Now they hayd made progreag that the original Harriman sion of ...... recent burial. It is_ ¥el. FIRST GHUROH OF CHRIST, SGIMTiST in September. where he will undergo intehsive C L U S n t A N toward their gohl. Senator' Wlley'e atrategy, of having hia rivals dis ■' • / SprtBg '■....i sinterely appreciated. _ Ml 3-112fi ' The meeting will consider prep- trashing. Every taste tells yt^u they*re... recourat must ba to a state pri pose of e’ach other and leave the Spring ii coming, SOCKVIUE, CONN. arhtlon .of a child for the new ex Pvt. Rolher attended , Howell mary; ha may nte'that in epita of field clear to him, has'failect, arid It'a finally here. , ■ U SAFE PARKING ON PREMISES ^ perience of going to school. Slml- CSieney Technical School 'in Man* JEW ELEl ILVER8MITHS the oppdeitiea' Air the organlaADon. The birds arc singing, , ■ Agency For Hartford , far meetings 'have bee* held Chester prior to his enlistment in A 058 MAIN »t^, MANCHESTER that his chances now depend more aa you can hq«r. annually for several years in an,, the Marines. HAKOrS FRANKS O r he ipmy'iX* forced to find -mt ('.ordially invilrs^tfii In a • ESTABLISHED 1874 • on the thing he la now tr.ving,' The flowers «n e blooming. Accident Ind Indemnity Co. effort to ease the w.ay for children, Upon ' completion of his basic ■ THE KNOWN NAME, .that.'ae ha Remarked when w ard^ -which la.a direct selling of him- , so bright and gay. and .their parents. . training, he will be granted a lb THE KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 1900 The grass la growing, • Free Lerltire entitird Hartford. Conn. that ope of his votes for Elsen ■MaMMOril The staff urges parents to bring day leave to visit his family and hower policies might cost him his j Day .after day. , the children to school for a brief | friends. HANDY.^OMPANY— mokon of Handy's fruitod, ftilly-ceoktd smokod showldort, olio tor tho Holiday. 'It has never paid to underrate The trees are in color, \ 'Senate seat, there are other things H arrim an in the past, and It la not aa you can see. hi Ufe besides aitUAg In the United aafe to do ao now. He has a capacl-. , Which show’s God's love, - -aieiirvf .., States Senate. I ty for surprising all those who sell , (or you and me. “CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: I ^ . Randy Smith. , W hat all the politicians are. new him abort, aa hia x’ictory in New Sponsored by the Vtanchester asking, of course, is whether Presi- York state, when he was labeled Council of Churches. • ,< .'f dent Eiaenhower will come to the a "weak” c'ahdidate, demonstrated. HOW GOD NEALS” tMciie of S t a t o r Wlleji.. The> But It is sound enough t'0;.po)|nU YEA RS DON'T COP NT Oklahoma City (A>i — Afisistant J ' . ■ Care free Casual President obviouAJy hag a set rule out that he offera the Democratic ftre chief, Johnn.y I>ynn, admitted ■y DR. ARCHIBALD CAREY, C.S.R. against 'mixing In such,party con- prrty an unusual bargain. To 72 years at a birthday, party which , A*.'., OF DETROIT. MICHIGAN / tiwersiea". He likes to ignore them, nominate him. the party would' attracted Mayor Allen Street and and there 'it a certain wisdom in have to thumb its nose at i la own City Manager BIJI Gill Jr. But Gorrifbrt for Lynn Inaiata he atlll qiialiftea as a | UnicHi: Congregafiond Church, Rockville. hia doing ao. For If he were ta Southern contingents, anl afm at flrSt class Arenian. He ran ecram- ■ apend hia prestige on every lower a victory in the campaign bte iip'a ladder as. fast aa men half | : level party fight that cornea along. through a aomewhal 'ladlcal ap- hts age. TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 29. 195« y o u r •4i‘ he aoon might have no prestige peal.tp the city north and the sup left. a - ' posedly discontented' (arm autes. AT 8:15 O’CLOCK ^ Manchester's Chevrolet Dealer For Over 20 Years But if he tries to follow this The party’s acceptance p." such policy with regard to .Senator a bargain, and such a campaign ' • NOTHINCf IS GOOD Wc’ll be closed -Wiley, a certain past gesture of premise, does not seem likely; The ( OR BAD, BUT BY hlE will hauat'''hlm . In the IB52 party ha.s in the paat. as in 1952. 8ll da.\' Wedne.^dny, campaign, he went into Wi.srortein, and as in 1928, found itself desert COMI’ARfSON.” So You^re Coing to Buy a Home and. In the Interesta of campaign ed by portions of the South, but il^ 4 (Aulbor'a nania below) —Memorial Day harmony, shook the -hand, of the has never deliberately planned It controversial McCarthy^ If he tllai wa5‘, which is what li would In 1900 about 135 infaul.s USED Could do th a t much for a mSn with be doing, this time, if it nominated out of every 1,000 died l)c- MAIN ST. CORNER OF CHARTER OAK #hom h* disagreed almoa* com: Harriman. _ ^ : fore tho.i werb one yea)- : pletely, should he}.now do, learfcTr' old. No'it' we are losiug le.ss Many makM and modtis in sfock, Cam» a friend .and atippbrler? .The an- thau. 25 out of every 1,000. A / e A / fO m : Backyard A Complex Thing. 7 and look tham over at your laisur*. STATIQN WAGON 1955 MERCURY 2-DOOR awer would seem obiipus, and we It is bad to lo.s'c any or our Yea. It’s h/tier to check Hrat than to he aorry after. Here's a . would expect Senator.. Wiley to precious ones, but gocjd that original miles Dqwm in Niw Jeraey, a State quick liaj of poinia that i-an make home ownership more en •EYE THEM .healer, lvor.v and black. Has radio, 1 get a presidential hand a.s h« faces Juvenile Delinquency Study Cpm- improved medical tech- joyable to you. , ' '> bunging C h e ste r heater, automatic drive.. ■ his primary battle. He deserves it. mis.sion hks just completed a two uiques aud uew druKs- n)-e *1595 neighborhood ^ —V------i ... year aurvlsy of the problem stated helpingiito .save lives. / > l ' ' TMc* tha car af your ^ o ica out on Hit open, in ita And we are in- P la It the kinil yoii',1 re,(ll.v like to have your children grow .The adjustable sie.sta chair,/-’' 'rood and giva it a good trial. Satisfy yourstlf . . A FalRl Errbr? Childhood ili.seus^s—emr DOOR 1953 CHEV. BEL AIR ^ tereateu Jo note that, in Us report, lip'In? ' ' ■1 ''.'^ above, the folding "^achM 1951 MfRCUR^ DOW eithe)' be prevented .or / C I* eonvenlent io at-honU; rhiirrti, shopping e f o ie r f . : i ■ it's all wc sot 1*’ V^'ra proud of our used ‘ But American Qiiakei. wlio the Nen‘ Jersey/commiaaion gives and sand chains below, come V- more-easily treated. .Among / n la It, made pp of the same general "Income level" you Ure jri a gay yellow-and-gtcon cars and want you to f?7 thorn boforo you toureld 1^,000 miles in Russia last some atten.ion to the Idea that the j In ? , ■ , ". ■ ■ - I F,.\ceptionaly nice chr. Fully Hardtop model. Ha.s power the weapons “"used in fhi.s stripe duck with reinforced • tw y - ' ■ --V. $( steering and power glide. year, have issued a booklett pre- resppnaibility for delinquency is battle are vaccines, anti □ .4re the real estate and o.ther taxes comparable to the price/ eqifipptjd. •ejiting Lheir''Obs«} vations.'' and !.not purely parerilal, but a complex | of the house ? ' - i seats. Maple and birch Timo poymonts can be tailbrod to YOUR por> biotics and powerful, but Backyard frames~lin natural varnish. «< .1 .' V..... their most important general con- thing'which spreads all- through' .safe antiseptics; .All of them « FINANCING ticuior needs. Your present ,cor could eosHy elusion, is that condilion.s inside ' rtir society. [ ^ 1953 W I L L Y S 2-DOOR 19521:HEV. 4-DOOR are in our pha) macy await be the full down poymenh* All'financing is Russia are."fluid." By that they j Tlie miracle parent niay | oaslbly i ing the opportunity to help. □ Can you readily meet Uio down payment? barbeque The.se cars are nc^cd' for mean that Marxist do'gma isn’t j escape trouble, in spite of every- □ Are you prepared to meet the aexeral additional "closing buy them done through your bonk or Generoj Motors. economical driving. Ideal {'lice dark Cfti' with white-' ^iJtema”—aurh aa the coat of the title cVrtlAcate. mortgage qulte what It'usedto be, that class thing. The average parent, making ' We hove no hidden charges or gimmicks. . -second catT" walls. Has jwer glide. recording .fee and attorney's aeryleea (or preparing Ihe .Thick i'ij". inch"plank.4 «>f .-iSviiions are manifesting them- Ihe best possible-effort, may find ' pro|M-r pa|H-ra for KII.4 or YA m ortgage loans? *695 *795 YOUR PHYSICf.AK r .• themselves are thinking? WHEN YOU NKED tw(i l>enchcs included. ' It is, in other w’oids, not merely ! A MEDICINE jii.st ground. New .seat coW I “A whole nation,” they ob.serve. vihet parents do iri specific rela- ! [j Do oiitaldr jioora open and close easily an(i;.praprriyf ' Radio, heater, new paint. “has beeh taught to read. This la a aign of general quality of robsirurtlon, lion to their thildren which deter- i ' □ If there are a few plaster cracks will the hiilldrT agree Io 3.98 "An increasing number are be- mines whether oi not we have de- I Pick up your preac.rip- At the beach Ing taught to think, and accoidlng j linqUenty. It |s.,M'hat weido'on our tion if shopping near us, or la there a siiflicleiit number ■of electrical outlets? i 4 1949 CHEV. 2-DOOR 1950 FORD 2-DOOR to American arientists. to lliink ' o"'*'>'’ej ‘ii relshon.shlp to other Is heal supplied by motlern autom atlo oil heatITig equip- let us deliver -promptly nienl ? (Builders can make subslantlat savings putting in (night) 'If you're lucky.enough In ^yery wj|U . '. . but education once j pa-'enls. in relstionshio i*o our without e.\tra charge. A other types of equipm ent/'Bill h builder who haVe« money Go(jd, cheap transportation. ' V^-8. Radio and heater. New “ prodded, is not easy to control, i world- -il i», in-short, the kind of get to the beach and the weather gi'eat many people entrust here perhaps "saved” somewhere else. too). * . is with yoii,. you'll en.ioy' thf low Rad io and hcat’fi'r. ^ ^ 0 scat'Covers. Nice clean car. "How long will men well- j "'o';*'!, we "build and honprnor which □ Make sure the house has hn adequate masonry chimney. ^445 traihed In the scientific process ; al-'o has a u.se with theVEc.sponsibility Riilldlng one later la costly. Not having on* limits your underslimg comfort of thi.s .sand Kieat deal to'do u-ith of filling their prescrip cholre of fi)rla for heating and depreciates the house's chair. Folds compactly. accept w ithout question j arty pn>- "'bat 6ur young people become... tions. May we ,.compound value. 1954. CHEV. BEL AIR 1954 CHEV. 2-DOOR nouncementa? This is ■ a hard theory, because ' vours? 21rt tfiodol. 2rtoi)e jiaint. fa- “Another force that refuses to Ffial is really says is one of the GENERAL ' " V . • ■ 2-Door Sedan. Local owner. G 1 dio, h eater,p o w er glides (it neatly into the Marxist doctrine ImporUnt ways to combat ju\ enlle □ Ar* you.iinr* ih* baaamenLw-Ufatay dry after heavy rains? .I'f Radio, heater, power glide. ^ mm Low mileage. * of adentiat .human relatjon|,is^ re delinquency is to begin to rKmiik- i la the founilatlon anund? . 13*5 ligion. W# found enough eyidence ing the aduit world— by making g Are Ihrr* atnrm tvindow a. and wrathrratripplng,? A r* you ■ s ' of aptritual vigor to suggest that sure that it has the values and! paying for Hum? - . □ Chrrk Ihr probable cast of horn* hrating. Krmrmlier any We’re loaded with all, 1950 MERCURY SEDAN 1952 PLYMpijtH 4-DOOR the Oonimuniet concern over a fe- standards yvhlch attract youth and Prescription Pharmacy fuel for fiiitg'atitnmatlr ua* other than nil will increase kinds of outdoor futrti'.'' Here’s one for the .voting Uglouf rei-ival la well-founded." gain lie feapecl rather than some 90i Main Street your annual heating roata at. least 25$. in 33 1/3%, ture and umbrellas. Don’t The Russian government, the Which repel It and Invlle lU folks. Just painted a bright Very clean. A reaT bargain 'Quotation by K. Bohn miss this complete dis-^ maroon'. at this price. Quakers emphaalMd. might still cynlciam. * -• » W'hy not check theae pointa with your Realtor ... . . ______■ > . . play. . t / ' *495 (1798-18841 *595 try .to' reverse these trends. But, ^ All of us would much raJiier ad- | Copyright 1958 (8W1) *53 MAIN STREET-LMItcK.il 3-SI7 m y added, "Uie fartheg they k o ,J vocale harder epanklnga and! Beller Hbiiic Heat Council vine. jm m m •I ■ ■ >' ■ . . • V ' ^ ^ ^ ‘V ^ V r i.. ■ : V/;'; J ■V; ’V 'N, V. )- 7 t4 ■,X,- \ ■//'
V .7 , V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MA^HESTER, CONN )AY, M AY 28. 1966 A MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER. CONH^ MONpAY, M AV 28, 1988 X. p a Db n in c P A G B E I G H T - r p r ■•S' T ^ cation ceremony and asalateid ■'of military booty uncovered In a saying aha waa fklrtg to Boswell's Mart Camfort WMrlR Colonel^ .Miller. '* Rockyille.Vem6n •„ V surprise 18-hour. raM deep into the Ic* Cream Sodas I^ead ^ apartment tq aeU nUn one of her 9 TivoW lically New Organ at Salvation Arm y Organ Dedicatf^ •aHMOMMlVMltBMMMMMMHaMMHHMHMHB French iRioters dark and forbidding recasaea of Wife Supporb Fifteen Junior soldiers yere wel- To Solution of Mystery taro ears. L^ai, Estes Widen Rift Charter Algiers' notorious Caabah. FALSE TEETH iWnred fn>in '’At Citadel Here comedJntb the ranks of-jbe h^va- The raid waa first tn the 400-year victim waa divorced from J. tioh A ^ y yesterda: by Colonel City Tax Rate Heads Ag)enda Rockville, May* 28 (Special) Here u a pleasant «ap to ertraane Halt ftescLi^^es history of the teeming Arab quar pouse Held on Franda de Vinpey of Philadelphia loaaa Plata dloMiiifort. P A S T im i. MiUar. ‘Tlte pledge. stgrteJ by each A buying spree that Included A new, Baldwin electronic organ lUGltY STRIKE” ter, known to millions of movie- 'T-' in 1964. v9he married T liom u ' V/. aa 'iriiproead paeMtr, iMnkMd on i‘Crashes child,’" ia abs. engraved plaque with new basSbaii gloves artd ice Van Ryne, 39, to xlcologta iX a rly upper and loarer plates >elde thaM goera aa tha aetting for sultry love nrmer so that thtr tael mpra oem- XKFlorida ¥bte Nears was. dsdicsted Sunday morning at the signature of Young People's O f ToriighC8 Council Session Set for Algiers cream sodas for himself and this year. Shp was the d a u m e r 3 e F T . - acenes between Charlea "Boyer and Killing Heu^ess tortable.e. No gummy,, goosy. paoty (Pirlure odsnige One) the Salvation Army Citadel by Sergeant Majoi^ Munsie and Major his friends has ended for a local of. Mrs. EllsabbUi Flagitr Harri taita or>r feeling. It's all^lp e /noB. Hedy Lamarr. ra g e One) Pickup. ’ 13-year-oId whose admission of of the Chestnut Hill section ol seM). pees not sour. C b o ^ “M *o . (C oatliiaM “ Slight InlproveXpriV.’ was re Colonel Ralph T. Miller, provincial SPORT RSHING ROAT \ RockvUk, Hay 28 (Special)—A • vision, looated at the Elks tibfti- ' (Otaibmifl frem.Faga Om ) A task force of 6,000 troopa and (Oentiaued from Page One) odor’ (denture brtath). Oat Fas- ported by Manchesvar Memorial The children w ^e Peter, Arthur guilt solved a 3-months' mys Philadelphia. Her father, J. An \ Wiley Droppe commander for the New England RADIO-TELEFHONE ., tax rata fPr this city will be recom-i age House, 8 N. Park, 8t„ on 1^500 apeolal police cordOhad off ------“ today at any drug counter. citizen Hospital officials lodayHn the con- and Wesley Story, 'Gall Unsworth* tery of the dtaappearance of drew Harris HI. is a retired air- "Of courze EQUIPPED ^ mended by th# Common Council Wednesdays each .week, will bb the Communisi-ddminated^ Gen the quarter at 2 km. yesterday and had Mra. Van Ryne'a wallet con •hotild.'' , dltlo'n- of a Stafford mah. Injured Btatss. ‘ y • Eidw’ard Johnson; Uttden Bryant, abmt'$177 f.om the home-of q erd^t company extcuUve. . ' tonight and submitted to the i closed this week in obaecvance of eral Federation of Ldbor (CGT). swarmed in the predawn darkhau fam ily here. taining Nevada and .Pennsylvania Symington end eoontH^OO dele ; By i Wiscon^n ; critically In one of five arb^ atcl- The organ fund was started last Robert, John and P am ela Daub, 'Snowahoe flmuaders, cog and Boawell'a parents reside tn Kan ' voters at a apcclal meeting* June j Memorial Day, Mise Hazel Ander- The nan-Communtat unions did through its twlsttnl; Katreeta and First break in the .case Camb • N getes were here for th^ DenjO': ' dents oyer the weekend. December, by Young People's Sei- Francis. Terry and Bonhle Sweet polMtek MOW nmatog o ff Block not order thMr fnen to join in the driving ^licenaes and other jiapqrs.. sas ,Cty. , \GENERAL - - 'tl, M ayor Hernian G. Olson said { son, manager of the Manchester squalid homes. when a woman, reported neigh , cretio State Ooiiventton. which will Besides Norman Oagne,.33, Mrs. gsant l$a)or Alton J. Munsie with and Kathleen.Vennart laland. Bglt u d tackle far- office, has announce. walkout, but expreaaad sympathy T h e body o f the pretty heireas pick 76 delegatee with half a vote" ~ " P DeleiE^tes I Betty Sitlei.'36. also of SUfforb, Another highlight pf theXweik- aiahed. today. A prelinqlnary count of their take borhood children seemed to bo The 19li5 tpx rate waa 12 miUa Events Tonight with tha reaervista recalled to ac was found last Thursday in a each at the party's nominating vvas-hurt cHUcally^ In a crash In a donatipn' of l$00. A committee, end meetings was the lllust) showed hundreds of small arms, spending an unusual a m o t^ df TV^ERVICE ' for. the city, with art additional, The Junior High hellowahip of tive duty. e. Convention in C litc i^ Aug. 1^. ■ / volving . two cars and a tnick at adc up 'jrf Alfred Clough. Song lecture on pencils by Colonel Hil For ReaervattoM Call cartridges, grenades \and knivea money. The report led tollples- closet of Boswell's Carson City, Daya OaU (Ceatiiued from Page '>M). 37-mill town tax rate levied on Rockville Baptist (Jhuach will meet While tha, fighting was %UII in The State Committee was rKa4>; 1.1:40 p.ni; yesterday on Rt. 83, V ir- ster ‘trader Mrs. pitlan K. Per- ler, over 6,000 different style aeveral cases of expioaives, a tloning by police that resulted apartment. She was wearing a N lgk U rtaa Parts i * ' V ■ Capt. Burton R. Keeney Rockville vealdents. at the church at .7 o'clock. A t 7:'15 progress, the reservists left the with a propoeal Missouri's vote* ‘ ratt'and Bandmaster Peter Carl Which were'ahoxyn. Tlie latest clandestine radio tn^amitter, a In a confession by the young MkllWHt thc .Senate ^ffoor^ o o r ftnd 'leading . n.on. S5 Foeter SL — MI »-7Slt The tax rate is being to meet the Seidor B.Y.F. meets at the railroad station to go home. Dem.- dress, and a sweater. Her pan TEL. cast for Symington as a "favby‘ son, was apfMinted to work with ded to the collection is one used by makeshift propaganda printing ster. the fight to defeateat Jhe the propproposal.' Rockville City Hospital officials a budget adopted- at the 'annuaL parsonage. A rehearsal of the onatratori picked them up and ties and a household belt, which aon" candidate, with dele, Munsie. Almost immediately, lo Founder William Booth, used just press and duplicating n^chinea 30 Only a small-.qmount o f the IMilice''believe was used to garrote The amendment was designed i would not commit themselves on city meeting in December‘ and' Children’s Day program will b: carried them, on their ahouldera.. pledged to stick with him as lon^ Other members responded with do before he died, . ■ bales of uniforms, 10,000 in si^ a money waa recovertd, how her, were found nearby. to limit the treaty-making powers i Mrs. S^ltler'a condition, tut said she baaed on eaaeasments aa of OH. held tomorrow afternoon a t 3 It waa only after the reaerviata ■ \ as there is any chance he might nations of $100 each.-The balance MVs. Elizabeth l/tMlaon, who has of the Algerian “Armylof Libera ever, aa the boy'a' generosity of tlif Prasklenl. Wiley, lilte I U "comfortable'' and would be X- 1, 1955. M ayor Oladn pointed out o’clockf > ’ left that order was restored and Carson. City authorities said has bean made up of smaller con served 24 years as'Corpa secretary, tion" and medical supplies ap had about exhausted his booty. Mr*. Van Ryne's body had been win. Presldcht'^ Ki.senliow’er, cnntcndecK rayed today. that the budget was prepared by An area gathering of the tha area cleared. A. number of US M4 wanrsa nMovd Symington already has picked tributions. 73>e response was so w as’ honored," at thh same service parently ' in te n d e d uor rebel Hie friends, recipients of gifts ill the closet since last Monday. the amendment ■ w'ould handcuff \The toiiplr was taken to Rock- the prcvloiU' adminiatratlon. Brotherhood of St. Andrew, vfill be civlllana, including women and . up scattered’ backing as a dark- grta t that no solicitation or the and presented w ltn \a purse of wounded/' ! . purchased with the spoils, w-ere Admitted Sftdng Victim the chief executiv'e'ln making for- ' vine Hospllsl with possible skull Ha «alao said "Uie present' ad- held at St,^ Joitn'a .Obrch begin children,, who had been taken o ff ' horse” candidate in the event the frarlures ami head and face cuts usual sponsorship o f "projects” money from friends. X^lonel Jo The taak force rounded up 4,480 tn no way implicated In the IVilllam H. BatrniSn. head o f the eign policy • mialatration had considered aak- ning at 8 o'clock. Als6 at 8 o'clock the- trdlh and ushered td a safe Chicago ' convention goe;- into a Animosity toward Wiley flared after Gngne'a car sideswjped. a for such a fund have been neces seph Atkinson, unable tn be prea- comer of the station, then went Atabs for questioning.. Of. these, .theft, a t y PoHpe said; Vermont State Police, said Boa- fINE PHARMACY ,ing for additional appropriations a Good Will Club meeting will be - deadlock. in the stale Republican parly for panel tivek driven by Arthur sary, Major John Pickup, com eiU, sent' a recorded memtage for back to the’ cojaches. The. train 522 were detained as “super sus The hoy's fam ily haa agreed welt admitted seeing Mrs. Van for work which is Medad, but that held at the home o f Oorinns 884 CENTER ST. . In Saturday's North Carolijia his abstention in votln'g on the Skarin, .7I\ Kast Hartford, .S lid manding officer, planned the dedi the occasion.' Jf *> left the station almoat two hours pects." to make i-eslltutlon and tha Ryne last Monday night but denied in tha interests of economy an at Krechko. ... Democratic primary, defeat came Senate's/condemn«.tlon of ^ Sen. late. »• ease will b<4 ■ referred to the he killed hev. then car-omed into a car' operated tem pt wl|l ha made to operate on Ml 9.9814 ^ to heps, ^ a n e ahd C3tatham /hon- McCarthy |R-Wis». . by )Vllllam Karr. 44. .Mountain Rd.. Word passed through this city Juvenile Court.' Friends of Mrs. Van Ryne said the present budget for the current Advertisement-— . signers of a document attacking The .convention gave Davis Rockville, according tn State Po- that aimllar action mlgjH be taken Two Sislers Mc^et she left her motel Monday after A N T SIZ E the Supreme Court's decisions on X79.’i and Wiley 4,81 votes. year. , Wanted, Ride to Pratt and Whit later today at Nantea. A big An appropriation for the*new segregation. More than JfW South- Wiley said yesterday, "We'il let . >■ . ■ ■ ney ' beginning, Monday, June 4. force of policemen waa on duty Gagije and MrS. Slliev, were u secondary sewage filtration plant First Time Here cently been, visiting another sister, •rn-COngresa menjhers-slgned it the people decide this at the pri R U S C O W orking hours 8 to 4:45. Korth around the atation at Nantes. Pieture TuN thrown from the car by the double now being planned is not Included parking. lot if possible. TCiaphone Mrs. An'h Tobin qf Hyannia.-Masa.y mary, not a few king makers, ami impact. ' - This was', the latest o f a aeries on Cape Cod. She has two brothers SELF-STORING COMBINATION DOORS in this year’s budge^ except for Snape,. TRem ont >7083. ’ o f maneuvers organized by the Mlsa Georgina * M artin •' o f I'll abide by their decision.” Police asijd the Karr auto a ^ 6«f a- in Detroit and wil^la there, toured NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Saturday after the defeat, which preliminary engineering cost. Safety ..Patrol copaUb- the Farr aiilo.,^ tubular steel censtructlen I ■ GliiHstiaii Science Board o f Lec Members of Senior Girl Scout authorities today tallied up a store the late M r.' Martin. She haa re-y^’irip. Qpgne waa,lrsnafcrred last night 'sprayed with fraab waaar ■ tureship. .He will speak on the les at about noon yesterday.\ (Coatinued from Page One) Troop 1, >;ho are sailing for ------^ ^ -v- ; . Constables said Robert Rose. 30. to Manchester Men’ orial HosplDit. Opecolet iuit like a windqw — decergentt and thorougk iy 1 subject, “Christian Science: How Europe on June 12, were guests at — ^------Neither hkarln nor hia wim r nothing to change — nothing sponi^ a ^ ebamoiaed. w e i God H eala" Wall St„ walked into Safety Patrol on- the Cape Cod canal, but both a; bon voyage party given y e s tv - Oliva, occQpanta of the panel I • . ' U*raM Photo J^stprol Dr. Carey received the. degrees ' Headquarters, Rt. 31, and told the C oait Giia'rd and Uie Arm y nap barth detergaaa that. i day afternoon by former members truck, were injured, according to \ SongAer leader and organist, Mrs. Lillian K. Perrett tries out the o f A.B. and L l .B. from the U»i- two constablts on duty of his part Engipeera said they had not logged iniurc the fioiah... ac diHr wadi\ of the troop who went to Europe police.'-" ’ I imw Bkidwin electronic organ dedicated yesterday at,the Salvatioii ’ MAGICPANfin Fingertip Ven versit.Y of Michigan-’ and LL.U. in the Wednesday night incident their little'sloop ''Frisky" into water left over from a ptevioaa in 1954, at the home of Susan Four Drivers Warned ’, Artny, Young People’s Sergeant Major Alton J. Munsie, right, who tilation Control, from the Prihclpia'College. He en which sent Mrs. Grace Lord, Wil- that waterway, Normally, the Car. . . o r . "b it-o r-m ia t” .aasaeably Crdckett. 14 Gerard St. /Four drivers involved" in plfi'er .■Kar^ the fund for the organ, took part in the service when ColonM tered . the legal profession in De limantic, t o the hospital. aloop should have reached Its des RalplK’i', Miller, standing behind Mra. PCrrett, provincial commander liae otetboda. Th e auaMsatk op> Present at the party were all 13 WATCH The conatsbiea placed Rose tn .weekend accidents ' were issued troit, eventually becoming the sen members of the troop, who are tination In three or four hours. . warnings, according to State Po for th^alvallon Army from Boston, dedicated the, organ. “ YOUR HOMi CAN I f AS arab'ea o f the Washer g t it the Job the custody of Wi^limanlic Police, The area was enveloped moat of ior member of a firm engaged leaving for Europe in two weeks lice at the'Stafford and Colches doom ia Vi the uaec aepded foe Ucaely in tha practice o f corpora- who charged the ■ -youth wdtK yesterday by fog. rain and. high o with their leaders, Miss Jean ter barrachc, * AIODIRN AS rOMdRROMf aaaaual waahiag. law. breach of peace and attempted winds, often ^ ilh poor vlaibillty. warned Clifford Brlnaon, 2f. Hart Campbell and Miss Emily Smith. I.aiuis Barnelt, ,Vt. of Spring- was altempllng to pass Verprzua- Cubs Plan Picnic WARDS theft from a person; According to hla v/i.e, M erkt ford. for failure to pass to the left Give year ou dipt "like aew” look Also a guest at the party was Mrs. field, was warned for improper kus, who .w as signaling for a ■THB OREA'PnnT NAM|t IM Cub Pack 86 o f Vernon will hold Arraigned today in Willimantic purchased the 23-fobt sailing craft after a 2-car crash on Rt. 6, today. Ortfc ia for oat tpmoif, Hawl Mozley McQuown of El lane-changlnjir yesterday niornlng left turn. WINDOWHAND DOONS \ a picnic tomorrow evening at Police Court. Rose pleaded guilty In Maine and left Portland over Robert L. Gibson; 29, Hartfoi-d, Bolton, Saturday morning. wHk R u s e o \ Monte, Calif., a former resident of after an accident on Rt. 15, Ver all-pdtoc wash ‘Job! (?amp Gardner, IScho Mountain, Ive- FORM to > the .Charges and had his case the weekend, intending to sail her was warned for inaltcnllon to, The Brinson car crashed into the Manchester, who arrived in towh non. , gXning at 6 o'clock. Each Scout ■ bound ■over to Windham . County to N ew Haven, Conn. driving by Trpopef Donald Kelley rear of an auto driven by Pearl m yesterday, her first trip back hare Superior Court, H e. is being held Police said- a vehicle driven by A. 0. ARONSON, should bring a glove, bat and base^ Thd Coast Guard akid ita InvesU- Biagio Salalnone, .39, ■ Boston. at 7:310 yesterday‘morning on Rt. Parrish, Old.^State Rd., Andover, MORIARTY since she left 17 years ago. ^ e Is tinder $5,000 bond. District Aqtnf Ml M 8|A ball. the guest of Miss Smith. gat{on\ indicated p® aaw the Mass., crashed into' the Barnett 6, Columbia. when the Parrish car slowed to Mrs. Lord was waUcnig on Upidn Food Sale Plannifd ,Du# to the • inclement weather Extras! aloop after her Plymouth call, not car after 'Barnett turned left Police said Gibson lost control turn right into O d er M ill Rd.. THE BARtU^-BRAINARD CO. WINDOWS ana POOSt BROTHERS St., Willimantic, Wednesday night evert theXcrew cjf thev|kirnet llghl- of his car and cm,.-died Into a high police said. WEST H^TFORD, C^SX. The ‘"Littla PYofessors of 1956" yestci-day, the activities planned X when one of two youths grabbed across the Inner westbound lane.of of Grade^ at Vernon Elementary housii, gharding the 'entrance to the highway to crass the esplanade way fence while attempting to No. injuries resulted from thi' 315 Center St,— MI >5135 for out-of-doors had 16 be can for her purse. The tug that was fhe harboV.. This latter fact gave avoid some debris on fhe rosd. four minor craahaa. State Police School wiXsponsor a food, plant' celed. A fte r seVving a delicious exerted knocked Mrs. Lord to the near the Mile HUl Rd. cutoff. rise to a theory the crow might ■fhe Salamone car was following Trooper Charles Mansfield aaid. and crafts 'salt tomorrow from' supper, the form er members o f the sidewalk. f o ^ have decided against going nut Barnett'a and both were headed noon to 4 p.nXwith proceeds to go troop, who had rifsde the trip two She was treated later at the ______L___^______L, into, the o p ^ sea and anchored west on the highway, polite said, toward the clqa social, educa years ago, entertained the others Windham Community Memorial somewhere Within the harbor. A tional and'chariMble funds. by reading a w-lU, leaving some of Hospital-for lacerations of the .knilorer Accident •\ search of the harbor, however.was Trocmer Richard Powers warned ■ Many AppUoanqns. RiK-eived their mishaps and strange char low er lip and ha'nd injuries. Fitting children's shoes^is a specialty at Leonard's: rrtth negative ireault. A much'greater response for acteristics and doings to members The two youths fled, forgetting Artis E. Kennie, 21, .'Manchester, included lif the Coast Guard's for improper jiasaing after an ac- attendance at the Tolland County o f the present groiip, all of which the purse.. Yes, Mothers and/T)ad$. . . we do know how. search are the rtulters Frederick cldent'at 4:45 yesterday afternoon 4-H Camp in July thni originmiy caused much merriment. Singing Investigation led by Det,. .Sgt. MEM-ORY Lee from N ew Bedford, an 83-fooL-'j7on Boston Hilt Rd., Andover. , anticipatMl has been nmed by Al of both new and old songs was ■ Francis G. Sayers resulted in the bert G. Gray, Ooiinty. Cliib agent. enjoyed by the entire group. er from Provinceldwn, a 40-foolfcr Powers said the Kennie ^ r was / arrest of Gilbert. Hopkins, TO, Hart from Scituate. a 36-footer from the struck by a vehicle driven by EANE With maximum enrollmant for Hostesses, at the bon vetyage ford, Friday, and issuance ‘of a Cape Cod station and two planes Frank A. Verprzuakua. 16;. Boston the two weeks set at 120 girts and party, besides Miss Crockett, were warrant for Roae Saturday. from. Salem. Hill Rd., Andover,, while Kennie Widths 100 boys Gray said s’pplic^ons, ■Bette Lou Robinson. Judy Han In Willimantic Police Court to Poll iParrot from have already been received from ' sen. Dawna .Reaviel, Carol Pigott, day, Hopkins, charged wHh breach 82 girls and 34 boya.:,.Ha e yp eos Bqima Stapbena and Wilma Smith. > I '. I ) k 1 , - A to E. o f peace, had his case continued the quota for: girls to'be filled one mopth and was refeSsed with WITH due reverence within a week.' Present applica out having to pos.t bonit, according, tions, he said, are about even ly , RANGE to Willimantic police. Authorities divided between the first and sec-1 \ -. It said Hopkins took no part in the ' Ucmeniber whein Memorial Day wa.s usually ^nd week period. , ' attempted theft. referred to a.s “ Decoration Day’’ and parades Applications are being accepted l rUEL OIL were held in every town? Deep reverence was In the order in which they are re ceived at the office, Gray' said,: gasolime Including ahown the “ dW' soldiers’’ aS' they proiidly June 9 is the closing day. Hi'League Picks l)a.s.scd in review and we li.stened attentively FiniNG IS 881 MAIN ST The camp w ill be held at the I to the orator who gave a patriptic addreAs BUSINESS" MANCHESTER Wlndhapi County 4-H Camp in 1 Youths of Year ^ ftcr a few appropriate,numbers by the band. \ ' Abington, located in the town of I BANTLY OIL Kcmembcr? / ■ 8 B Franklin. Periods are from July 1! ' 'I'n' vM , i\( The theme o f the annual youth to 7 and * 1*- ’ . I : 'I 'I \" I i!i i.i banquet Friday night, honoring the 2 Employment Office Closed j 1056 confirmation class and gradu 1 Z Tha (rfficea of the Connecticut j TEL Mlfcticll 9-4595 ating high school seniors o f ;;the \ Slate Eniplo.vment Service,- and, Emanuel Lutheran Church, ■ waa Unexpected company drop in on you?. Holmes '/ Unemployment Compensation D l-‘ TEL ROCKVIllF 5 7177 "T(g>ls o f the K ingdom " A t this A la»t minute picnic? X ’ time, announcement wag made of FUNERAL HOME YOUR AUTHORIZED the "youths of Uie yeH',". June j NU.PURPOSE THINNER MAIN ST. Werdelin and Dick Erickson. STOP AT TURNPIKE MARKET Tel. Ml 3-7897 DEALER for ALL tHE ..About 76 young people were ITeVe aheaym open to take care of your BUY ^OW SAVE 38% iiKsent at the banquet, at which V WORLD-FAMOUS Dick Erickson served as toast food ncetU. Reg. 1.35 GaL Clqana roller^ master. John Kjellson led gfroup Binging, and. others participating in HAMBURG — HOT DOGS •n- ROLLS HERE IT IS ! bruahea, handa. High aolVpn». 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CO^K.'MONDAY, MAY 28. 195$ FAGS ELEVEN .X ,/ - ■ V Heavy Floods Tninn), -Tnimp the Biiyg Are Ridin’ Greek Cabinet Senators. Start Battle ♦' '1 Bury Midwe$t 1C I^iniste'r Quits X On Giant Highway Bill Farms, Roads On Cyprus Aint ■4 lnt^Ut«-M chway funds amonff ColU't Cases nation diiring'the weekend,xlnclud- ed the cthnarchy's cripcUm aa th « sU teiy< Sen. Gore (D -T«nn) Ing some sections of the t ncheat unjustified. Certain government I .X belt where moistui;e was' nem M ^today denounced the Hduse-ap- Frederick Husmer,,- 43, of quarters indignantly oaaerted that badly. Grain prices dropped todsy^ pro\-ed alloiiaUon phtajia "highly Newington. fined *120 by on the- Chibago Board of Trade no one outside Grebce^'-had a'ny inequitable.” Judge Wesley C Gryk in Town as crop prospects impraVed. right to try to "diotate” the cabi In a speech prepared for Sen- i court this morning for driving Many areas of the nation were net's colinposition or its policy. t a K t ate delate on- tte j while udder the Influence of. liquor, doused. The Weather Bureau aald However, political opponents of called instead for a tonttfiuation | , . ^ ’ that In a 24-hour period the ral/i- the government took up the cry of the* present allocation plan \ rie pleaded guilty to the charge fall measured 3,71 InChe-. at Cin against the 'foreign minister and which he said "haa the merit of lodged agaiitst him M ay 18. cinnati, Ohio, almost 2 Inches at 9 P. lntroduc.ed, 4 motion In parliament » • . A ■ ■ - f ' . hating worked satisfaqtorily for James F. Regan, f)3, of Hsrl- Ipla. Kan., and an inch or more to censure the gi^ernment. The two years.” ford, was given a 3-munth Jail sen at Wichita Falls, Texas, P'nrtlaipf. premier again spdite up strongly IrunM r's, TalcetfviN«<-^n th« M ancli«st«r«Vernon Ttfwn Line. The Senate was called to meet tence for larceny. He'had plead .Maine, Mobrtdge, S. D„ and Sheri la support of Theotokie; ‘ two hours early in an effort to ed guilty I'o the'count when pre- dan, Wyo.'- Only labt Thursday, during par complete action oii the mulUhillion vtously presented in court. He 12 Tornadoes Re||tbfted liamentary debate on the censure highway construction -and. tax|ng and Fred D. Seamon, 24,. of Hartr motion, Theotokts stated emphati- \ bill tomorrow night. In advance A t least a dozen tornadoeii were ford, were accused of the theft of i;eportcd Sunday oVer northern and .cally he^would not resign. He dls- of ttie Memorial Day holiday. two radios from Potterton’a. There appeared to be little ad western Texas; western Nebraska clali4ed> sole responsibility for Judge Gryk continued, until to and western' Kansas. They either Greek foreign policy, saying it was vance controversy over tax pro morrow. the companion, case of visions o f the bin. which would shied away from the ground or decided in conjunction with Ksrs- Seamon to allow- him to secure touched down In open country and -manlls; . ' , increase the federal gasoline tax counsel. He is free under 12.000 from 2 to 3 centk a gallon and no damage was reported. \ ln the subsequent vote the roo- bond. About 10 persons In a Farmer tlra of censure was killed 162-126. boost levies also on tires, trucks, ■ A charge of,carrying a con City . restaurant fled when three Tae. government meanwhile buses, diesel fuel,' trailera and cealed weapon against Clarence B. '* *V- ■ , feet of water gushed through the went ahead with, plans for a deter rubber. Walker. 2l. o f 123 GIdrIdge St., « Nv • Herald Photo dining room. 'The Sangamon River mined renewal of Us demands that tkxes are designed to raise was reduced to breach bf peace "Hot rodders” of the Shrine Sphinx Temple Motor-Patrol from at Mahomet, HI.-, was reported to the United \Natlohs Intervene In an e *tim M ^ *14 ^ bllUon, in addi add he was ^ined *45.^ Albert G. Hartford take Saturday's parade in stride as they ride nonchalantly be rising at the rate of one foot an the Cyprus isSue. GeoVge V. Melas, tion to th e ^ e ld of pVesent high Conlno, 27„ of Eldridge St.i Hundreds View up Main- St. aboard their miniature steeds. The little cars' made a "hour early today. Greek ambassador to ehe United way user taxe>Kto finance the ex- charged with asdault In the same X big hit with' Manchoater'a youth during the parade and in their ex States, - told an Am erica^ televi )panded road buikliiig program. incident thjp-Jed To their arrest Warm moist air contlmied' to Shrine Parade hibition drill at 7 p.m. St Center Park. ■ ...... , ^------1 ■ . -______sion audience ^ABG-College. Press Part of the federid money would May 23, >lao pleaded guilty to flow northward and overrun coolep Conference) that the. Greek''case go .for extra aid to states oh pri- breach,’'of peace, the reduced currents moving southwardird In ^ the 1 Hundreds of Shriners And pm*'1 W innsse* Dorothy Guthrie, 21. Hemlock St,; Would be put before the next UJN. \ VB bWJkE ^ 'm arj'. secondary aiid iirhaiKrpdda, count, and paid a *25 fine. Great Lakes and Ohio RIv*. Valley ^glons. peettve Shrlners paraded here 1 ^ Albert Chef field, 14 Linnmore Dr.; Assembly,. meeting next Novr.m- LI^MATIO DRI' but the greatest part, abOur *2b . I3avld E. Murphy. 18, of 32 Mrs. Margaret Starkweather, 575 billions, would go for the netwoi ‘ . The collision of the tyarm and Saturday under cloudy skies, but b«r. , ^ r d l St., arrested yesterday for Parker $t.; Howard Mqrphy Sr., of intersUte highways, moat of cold air set off ih-jnderstorms in In Art Contest ' sing a stop sign, failure to obey their, colorful costumes overcame 25. Perkins St.; Mrs. Inez Britney them four-and alx-lane roads. thesa areas, the lower Mississippi $ 1 8 5 cV h ' o |)*x 1i AI)E $ 3 ^ MONTH officer's signal and viola the pall cast by the weather. and .eon. .145 Lenox St.; "Mrs. How to- allocate this- money tion oTslhe optical restriction on Valley and the Plaids region Gerard Doudera, "young Man The parade route was lined by « Pauline Dennis and daughter, 24 among the states c r ^ e d one of his ltcensb>,Dald a total of *24 In chester artist, has been informed crowd police estimated at about Talcott Ave., Rockville; Gloria Deaths PaekanI Uippor several expected fidor controver- fines. He wair fined *9 on the l he won a *500,prize for hia paint-, y 5.000. The spectators watched Fluckiger, S. Grove St.j Rockville; i •!)( Super Hardtop first count, *lo>sn the second, and ing, "The Magician," which will SEDAN Jud g^Keser ves hands, A u x ilary Police a n d Mrs. Elizabeth Vancour; 12 Wedge- Core, author of a highway bill received a suspended judgment bn be' exhibited beginning June 10 at Joseph Hadden Very Glenn $598 s?5 $29 marching units from several wood Dr.; Kelineth Luginbuhl, Mid f -> '4B C A 0ILLA ^'-.Ihe Senate last year, the third. Sgt. Henry Gauruder the SUvermine Guild of Artists Joseph Hadden, 24 Huntlngtoq Shrine temples as they went up dle Butcher Rd., Rockville; Karon 4-DOOR .- to continue the present and Patrolman Thomas ft. Graham ■ Division ill C building'In Norwalk. St., died .early this morning at his Main St. from Charter Oak Park Mitchell, Man^qster; Nancy SEDAN of allocating Interstate were the arresting officers. The prize w-lll help Doudera, 23. home after a long illness. '48 I^ S E R to R. Center and Spruce St., Krowk. 52 Devon Pr.; Kathleen $88>"ij.s'' $6.72 states based tw-o-thirda on George J. Finley of 14 Arch St, /After hearing evidence in Town who lives with his mother at 31 .A resident of Manchester for REDAN doubled back end ended at Center Hawley. RFD 3, Dqblelson; Fred 'populaUoni one-sixth dn area and pleaded giilUy to Intoxication and /Goiirt' this morning in the case of Dougherty St., with traveling ex-. over 60 years, he was a retired silk Hydramntlo a Cash $ 1 9 Park. Baker, 43 Lyn'ess St.; Linda Henrv, one-BtxUv on road mileage. The receiygd 15 days in Jail, execution Joseph Repetti, 60, of 140 Spruce pcn.ses to the University of Illi Weaver for Cheney Bros. He waa a .■ . X '4 a F O N tlA C «*H I»ow « “ ■ Coventry: Marilyn Vojeck, ’• 95 ISenate ratfile W orks committee suspAndgd and placed on proba- i St>, charged- with policy playing - Following the parade, an exhibi nois, where he won a 2-year fel member of St. M ary’s Episcopal -\ tion was staged at Center Park Charter Oak St.; Michel ftartok, wrote UiaKplan into the Senate tton fo r 60 days. andi pool selling. Judge Wesley C- lowship to do graduate work in Churth, Manchester Lodge, No. 73, Geraldine A. Michaud, 42,. of 50 Gryk continued the case until June by marching units of Kismet Tem April. He will teach art at the Mairafield Center. A. F. and A. M.. Nutmeg Forest, blU. ple, Brooklyn, N. Y. The "Wootlen The House 'bill would divide up Broad St., was fined *0 fbr keep 5. Giyk took the papers forfiirUier University as well as study there. Tall Cedars of Lebanon, and Wash \.' Soldiers” drilled with the mechan the money on \the basis of the ing an unlicensed dog, study before announciry his ver He has also won a *iio award, ington Lodge. LOL. \" Nhtale E. Vltef^o.'dS, of Bolton, dict., • ical rlgldi^ associated with toy the Peter Fraser McGregor prize, Rorkrille He leaves foqr sons. John J. of Get the BEST DEAL... o DOUBLE DISCOVERY DEAL on a BIG needs of the -nates to complete soldiers. They were followed by their portions oY the interstate was fined *9. tov driving a motor Gryk continued three other cases for a Vi-nler color, painting w-hlch Manchester, Harold W. of Hart vehicle- with d^ective equipment. because State Policeman Robert the Honor Legion and Patrol. la now on exhibit in. Hartford. ford, ^Herbert P. of Portland and system, as report^ last year to Real Estate Man CONVERTIILE the bureau o f public Matvei Ayafeavieh, 58, of Bolton, Rasmussen was to appear in court A b oiR '2,00)0 people watched this , The Norwalk prize was the Franklin J. of!Marblehead. Mass.; was fined *0 for passing ,s stop In Fairfield today. exhibRfon and the one at 7 p.m. at' Patrick B. McGinnis award and is three daughters, Mrs. Ethel Carl t e r r i f i c ! \ Gore, terming that, system un , X ’ Riidiq, heater. Only S,0ft0 milea. fair, said it would pmaltse states sign. - ,r Continued were the cases of Cellar Park'btaged by the minia made for the best painting from Awarded $5,000 son; Mias Ruth Hadden and Mias .that submitted conservkUve esti A' reckless driving charge Michael Sheehan 60, of 49.Demlng ture Motor Patrol of Sphinx amoitg those submitted from all Ora Hadden,''qll of Manchester; mates and reward those w a t sub- against Nicholas Twerdy Jr., 16. St.: James Copeland, 66, 221' N. Temple from Hartford. The little over New England. Another simi Rorltville, May 2b (SpecialI — one brother, 'ntqmaa Hadden of |95 CA8H*^TRAbE 0NLY$59 MONTH Main St.; am' Charles S. Lucas, 39, cars, built by members of the Manchester; and seven grandchil- \ mit.tedi "unusually high, at(d per of 738 Tolland Tpke., was continued lar award is made for the best Louis Lavltt, local real estate X' haM unrealistic, estimates^ until June 4. of 88 North St. A ll ai^e charged Temple, went through their paces painting by a Connecticut artist. broker', was awsrded *5,000 dam dren. Thliiy-one states would\ get Gryk reversed a verdict of guil with pool selling. - in splendid fashion. Mrs. Marion Doudera, the yoiing ages plus interest ar.d court costs The funeral will be belli al St. more money under the Senate ty in the esse of Raymond N. Ls- ■ Gryk heard evidence of four In the afternoon, the cars were painter’s mother, said today she In a memorandurtf of decision filed Mary’s- Episcopal Church tomor V ■» 17 under the House. This has valle. 45, of 166 E. Middle Tpke., state's -witnesses and admitted Into parked, near the drilling area and Ijgi- son "haven’t yet gotten today with Tolland County Clerk row afternoon' aV 3:trtlock. Burial CONVERTIBLE. Clean Core to predict that his proposi continuing 'the case on a day to evidence -several pieces of paper w here Kismet Shrlners were gqing over" the shock of his winning the John H. Yeomans 'by Superior will be in East Ceme(ery. '49 CHEV; would prevail. .day basis. « and . some photographs' seised In through * their maneuvers aijd prise and the honor. ' Court Judge Joseph Mellitz. Friends may call at the HolWa 4.H900R But Sens. BUsh (R-Conn) >ahd \ Lnvalle was first, found guilty the May 4 ralb.’ nearly stole the show, at least . Doudera la a student at thc.Hart The action' .was brqught by Funeral Home. 400 Main St., from at AEDAN On the Btand,\Sgt. /dllton Strat '50 CADILLAC sOOWN $495 "O'™* $43 McNamara (D-Mich), from two of or, intoxication and fined *10, but among members of the younger foi-d A rt School w-here be Will re against Edwin G. Aberle of 7 to 9 o’clock tonight and tomor .\ THE Ga r WITH THE GREATEST'INCREASE IN RESALE VALLE IN THE MEDIUM-PRICE FIELD the states that would 'g i^ by the a dqmplaint that he could not hear ton, of the M'ancbeater Police, set at Center Park. Great miiiibers ceive hls.A.B. In art this year. In Vernon; Lavltt filed suit/,to re row morning from 9:30 to H;30. JUAT MKE NEW House bill, were readj^ to try to what, was going on In court stated he and . 3tate Policeman of children examined them and ex the fall he will go to Illinois. cover s 'commissi>>n alleged to be '46 NO CASH DOWN $6.50 aubetltute It on the floor. changed Gpyk's mind and he re-, George Fagan arreated Repetti oh pressed yearnings to try them out. He said, he Irtcd for the scholar due him fp r's e rv ic e s . rendered In Oak ,St. aa he was preparing to sen. Kuchel (R-Calif) told a re openecKthe case. ship— or fellowshipthere be obtaining a .cu.stomcr to purchase . 4'., enter the Oak Grill. They entered porter he would offer an amend cause of the Uniyerslty’s fine repu 120 ac)-e8 of lahd in Vernon. V the restaurknt with a search war- Get m ore hqr fo r your m oney! / ment to put the preyailulg: wage Rockville tation and because he is interested The land was part of a tract Funerals -H;wt and seised a Jacket, alleged X amendment into the Senate bill. in traveling and broadening his once considered by the School Pro-W^sl Leads tO-.beilong to the defendant, vyhich Building Committee as a site, for Thia. la opposed strongly by many experience. .Austin S. CoMon 2 't o H R plus a h«4t of pther eacltiaive luxury fe«|jfrea. Enjoy Toraion* wak hiyiglng on a. hook In tits Jail Terms Xiiyen the new high school, 'Townspeo s o u th m Senatora. tioudera, however, was not sure In lU reatihtrant. ple however rejected'fhe location Thf funeral of Austin S. Col- IXiel Ride,r, Lm H Leveliser, El'!lerironi<; Touch-Button Drive, how he w-QuId obtain the money to toi of Farmington wa« held at . V L a t ^ they took Repetti to his at a special referendum. Three Area Men trave.I -To Illinois. The problem is 2:30 Saturday afternoon at the ■ Twin-Traction S a ^ v Differential iind many more. (ContUiued fram Page One) room af-. 140 Spriice St., where According to testimony hearj HARDTOP Three Injured, tney aeizeX approximately ;*780 in now solved with the winning;df the nt the trial in Superior C6urt a, Watktna-Weat Funeral Home. The RockvHlr, May 28 lSpeClal|~ 1/ •'f. ; Silvetmi^ prize. month ago, Abeiie listed the prop Rev. Clifford Simpson,,minister A t -Stake were control of 6,587 cash, found Tn a shirt pocllet, and Dephty Judge John L. Moran sen-; MERCOMA'TIO erty with Lavitt id June. 1^55, at o f 'the Center Congregational Dog Killed in I community and provincial, councils other slips found In a sweater tenced three men to Tolland Jali an asking p.-ice''of *125,000 "wUh CShui'ch, , officiated, and Frederic Get more m oney'forvbur car! pocket. ’ on Intoxication and common C 9 (D E DOWN ; ft-om the Alps to Sicily, local posts the imdersiandbig that a flat 10 E.NWerner presided at the organ. CASH OR TRADb. ONLV Accidents Hen , Defense Ally. Jay Rubinow ob drunkard charges. The men arel In 563 other comnumlUes and p.ro- pei ■ ent comml.ssion would be pald Burial was in/ East Cemetery. jected to the admission of much Alton W. Maine, 38. anti Charles Hospital Notes MOST ge*heroiia Irade.-in ^How-ani^ in lm*n . . . plift surprising!' low of the evidence, but- Was over lor anv prjee of more than *110,- Bearers were James M. , Car-,, Three persona received minor vinclal governments in 533. The H. - Mc'<’nilane. 33, nnh Rai^niond roll, WllUgm F. Carroll, Raymond ruled'by Gryk. , , , 001. j. prices. There's nnXoiig*lion . . .^ e just think you'll he ainar.iv| NO Injuries, a dog w a , killed, and one candidates totaled 313,6oK. E. Bartholomew, 42, all of Rock- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Jef Cole and\Arthur Trembley.',v vtll*. frey 'pompkins, 101 Harlan St.; Lavitt then found an offer of .X! nt how high w^TTgo lb help you li^ e up to-* Packard (!lip|>er! CAMH man was arrested aa the rcsuli Interior Minister Ferdinando *90.000 which Aberle claims to Friday \iight. Evening Star '51STUDE $i2S88 DOWN- ’P i os. Harry H. L u g g asUed the Mrs. Frances Morrison, lit High isskt Tambront said the total voting have' turned down as InsufficiMt. lod ge; No. \01, A. F. ami A. M.. NO of two accidents In Manchester men if .they had ever attempted to St-. Rockville; Dale Judd,. 10 Drive might surpass the S6jper' cent Pol ice,fo Probe Lavitt claim.s Ahrrte had ex pf UnionvlIle,\ondue9ea 4 Masonic CAHII Saturday, police reported. solve their alcoholism. They datd G; Reginald Roberta Jr.. 4 Valley Which turned but for, the last local pressed a willingness to sell pro service at the ineral home. '50 PACKARD $3 $ 8 '»'^ x they had not. He Ktged thbpi to View Lane. Vernon; Adrian Dodd, DOWN Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Gerber, election's In 1951-52, Nike Site Break vided *5;000 be accepted as com- r«y for big-rar luxury 88 you^d^y for many modeis ' S98 Oakland St., were treated at Voting finished lij the Tyrol and contact AlcohollcXA.tonynious or Wapping: Gabriel Duoharmc, RFD ml.skion. Stanley/B. Krajewskl the Blue Hills ptfnlc. dm'ing their Manchester Memorial Hospital for Sicily last night. U went on to 3, Cbventry: Osmer Fitts, Brattle In the meantime Lavitt claimed Largely^tendedXfuneral serv V in tlie lov> -priced field! Come in today and ^el the full atory! $48 CHRYSLER sas $258 Police said today someone broke fi-montha'^stay-dn J.lil. minor hurts they sufferm^when day In the rest of Italy until mid boro. Vt. another, prospect was found who ices for^Stanley BoIeSlaw Krajew- i into a tool shed at tlie Nike site Earle G. X^lu-citcr, 18; 8B;,,Vil- they-were thrown from the motor afternoon. AO.MITTKD YESTERDAY: Car- wps wiling to pay 595,000. Aberle ski of'VO Foster St., X-ere held' o ff Keeney St. over the weekend lage 6t,i stlrrendered his Mccn.se cycle they were riding after, it Tyrolean Trent, the first prov roll Hutchinson, 81 Hawthorne St.; turned down the offer as a re.sult Saturday morning at 9:30 at the I and stole about. *3$ w-orth o f tools. for one month on a charge of vio struck and killed a dog on Center ince to report, ' showed strong Joseph Peek!, East Hartford: of s disagieemcnt among him- T. P. Holloran FYineral Home, f o l- ! The incident was reported this lation d l rules of the, road. Henry 8L near Winter St. shortly before gatns by both the Christian Dem Chester Melvin. 369 Poi’t*r St.; splf, the prospect and Lavitt re lowed by a .solemn requiem. Mags ' mornih'g to Sgt. Milton Stratton y. ^luczcwski, 4.'), 8 HarlOw St. 6 p.m. - ocrats of Premier Antonio Sagnl Mrs. Edith Ransom, ,57) Prospect garding Aberlc's retaining, a por in St. James' Church at 10 o'clock,' Comefin and see how it*s so easy to trade up tO luxury motoring! ’ i and Patrolman Allait Srjith was was fined *12 on a similar charge The«vehicle' skidded, fortalniost and the Communist-allied Social St.. Rockville; Mi.s.sjMary I.,oulse of the land. The Rev. Edgar Farrell was the assigned to the Investigation. . Frederick O. Goetz. '27, Spruce tion 20 feet and bollapsed aftci- hitting ists- of Pietro—Nennl.----The area bick.son. 98 Hamlin St.; Mrs. Fan ■ Lavitt waa bt^lnally asking celebrant, the Rev. , Peter Pinto i 6RAKF««!^ • • • • 0 • • • • • • •'* • St,, w-as giveii .a su.spendcd judg the colUe owned '^-by Everett long haa Christian Demo nie Cumn.tngs; R FD 2. Manches *10,000 damage;-''.add' Was repre the deacon and the/ Rev. George ment on a charge of larceny sot Moaier of 160 Center St. crat atronghold. • " ter; Edward Montie, 69 New St.; sented by Ally. BWn4rd J. Acker Hughes the subdcacon. Mrs. J.ane CARIBBEAN CONVERTIBLE goods valued at le.ss than S.'jO lii Mrs. Gerber, who la pregnant, Segnt Seen Winner Mr.s. Lois Daly, 14 Thomas Dr.; MaccOrqne was organist and solo connection with the sale of a gnit man of R'ockvlIleXnil the"1aw firm ALL BOWER, ALL KqUIPPED. was examinedl^d found to have pn the basis of complete, un Public Records Mrs. Amanda Gardner, 82 Walker of Gersten amr Gersten of Hart ist. The Rev. John F. Hannon, as (X>8T *6*00 NEW—NEW CAR GUARANTEE. no serious injury. ^ Official returns Segnl’s local 'lead belonging to his brother. - Re.stltu- St.; Margaret Fazia. East Hart sisted) by Father Pinto, read tlie tion wai made thi.s morning,.in ford.' ./'■ ■ I The other person htirt was Mrs. era appeared to have w-on control Warcaiitee Deeds ford; Bernard SUckIcs, 18 Bretton ■ Aberlei*4a represented by Atty. committal service at the grave in court. ■ , . St. James' Cemetery. : ; , Daisy Meyer, 78„ who iweeiVed a of-87 per cent of the town coun t,yda1l Development Corp. to Rd.; Mrs'. Esther Mosrt-, 6 Rheel Harr.^>L Lugg of-Rockville. 1956 PACKARD DE LUXE 1 8 9 5 CASH OR 'TOADE ONLY $ 8 8 MONTH bump on the head. S h e, was a cils in the Trent region. In Trent The i-ase of Honice P IJIcGpv- St.-. •Rockville; . Sue Ladr. Soulh( Bearers were Russell 'Meyer; James E..Conley and Zita Q. Con- ern, 45, Hartford, charged with passenger in brie! of three cars in itself the . Christian Democrats Willington: Valerie Hoffman,' Herman Krajewski. Henry Kra- t neiieri 91 v n .X -» o ^ Hackmstaok St. non-support, was nolled. Edward made from jewski, John Krajewski, Vincent I 4-DOOR SEDAN volved In a rear end collision in ;« Ch.r,<. H R FD - 3. Rockville; Mrs. Wilma \ R. Dan-y. 18,-Hamden, was fined Marlow, 120 Plymouth Lanj li rec lor' Speaks Krajewski and W alter Bareiaa. ' . ^frbnt of the ^Municipal Building it in 1951 ' I S'"®** A"** Evangeline I. Small, This omoiing Packard 4*doar with 245 V>8 matar. Th* ' shortly before noon Saturday. *100 with $.Mi remitted on a charge Sharoii'. Holme.s, 189 Eldrldge/8t,; A prOfiisiop of./ floral tributes '53 CHEV.] $785 $33 of reckless driving. William Demko, 39, of 66 Sum-- '’®ThTVro-Communlst (Socialists , John Covensky. RFD 1; RopKvlIle On Heart Study was received. tar with the most dollar vdlue on today's market with also Jumped sharply. 5,079 votes i . The case, of .i\|len R. Dnffany, Candace .Hurley, 2'28 Wotfdhriilge NATURAL - m lt St., waa arrested, charged with from 2,265 five yeafs ago. Their 1 ^ Maler to Hasel K. Finlay; prop- gas economy up to 23 miles per gollen. Beautiful color SEDAN violating the rules-of the road af 38. West-'Willington. charged w-lth St.; Mrs. Edith Newberry. South Ur. ThOmaa R. Dawber, mefti- Mrs. Isabella C. T a ft . '51 DeSOTO $588 *j«i $25 Red allies held steady at 2,574, i ''‘1? 44 Greenwood tor Intoxication, was i-ontimied to Funeral services for Mrs! Isa keyed inside and out. Hooter, Ultromotic, .white tires, ter his car .rammed the rear of Elisabeth Blake to John A Windsor; Miss Lillian Franklin, oal director of-the Framingham, 3-rKIOft ^ano^er car driven by Mrs. Mar- dompared with the previous 2,470. June 11. Tliree out-of^the-arpa 38 Strickland St.; Norman Gagne, Ma.ss,. heart study for the U.S. bella C. Taft, 68 Chestiyit St., were two'tone point, etc., at extra cost.. B.G. The Catholic Church's inlerqst Garter and J'ttUa M. Canter, prop drivers forfeited bonds totaling held at 8:30 this' morfiing from Jorie Rosebrooks. 46, of-Scotland, erty oh CoopersRllI St. Stafford Springs. v,__• . Public Health service being epn- FRUIT '51 CHEV. Like New. $695 *!»|. $29 in ah anti-Cornmunist, victory. *.’>8. . ■ the Holmes Funeral Home, and at which In turn struck an auto being Ralph R. Kubts to Gordon K, , A D M IT T E D TO D A Y : Mrs. Sara ducted- by the National Heart In y.qiced repeatedly'by the A'atican 9 O’clock In St. Bridget’s Church. -driven by Mrs, Alice Chappell, 621 Small aiil Elaine '51. Small, prop Peckham, 21 Comstock Kd.' ■ stitute, was the gbest .speaker at ? of Cambridge, Md. j . " — ^ newspaper L'Csservalorc Roniano, Friday’s - annual meeting of tlie The Rev. John J. Delailcy was the DOWN w-as* evidcnc“ed by the thousands of erty oh Eire St. BIRTHS SATURDAY; A daugh All throe cars were headed eW t ,Maiu'hei|tci- area Heart A.s.sn. at celebrant, the Rev. Robert Carroll nuns and priests among the early I (tullelulni liecds ' - Ueiiii i.Hon KslaU* ter to Mr. ah . Mrs. John Stiebitz, $> CASH Slowly in traffic. ' / Cavey's P.catau’rant. the deacon and the Rev. Theodore MONTH voters. A-ndrew An.sal4i to Emil Pahls- 25 Linden , Rd., Rockville: a .son or TRADE Mrs. Meyer, who was in the to Mr. and. Mrs. Rajsmofid’Thomp- He said about 4,j500 people have Giibala the skbdeawn. Mrs. A>- H m Former .I’rcsidenl Truman was leo and I‘'ines|la'’ 5PRntaleo, proper " Si I al $700,000 lyne- Garrity presided at the or Rosebrooks 'car. Was taken.-to the ty o ff School St, . son, 15 Andor Rd. been-studied intensively for the an interested spectator. Now'vlsit- : ■ . -J, '.-di' hospital by the W. , P. Quish BIRTH.S YESTERDAY; A Jion past seven years as part of a '20- gan. Father Carroll read the com ing Italy , as a^ tourist,, he drove Andrew A'nsaldl to' James J. The w'ill of Robert Smith Den- mittal service, at the gyave in . ambulance. -. , Glcesoh and Catherine L. Oleeson, tq Mr. anil Mrs. R obert. LeCours. ycarwaludy which alms to dta- past a number o| polling places in .nison. whose estate is eictlmatcd Biickland Cemetery. ; property o ff School St. Willimantlc; a son t4> Mr. and Mrs. covrr the causes of coronary heart Florence but didn't get out of his at .*700,000. was filed Friday w-ith Cemetery. ' ■ ‘ ^ ('eiiiflcatr of Dm l»e John Maloney, 25 Norwood St.. di.sease and hypertension. car. Trumsh said he "did not want Probate Judge John J. Walletl.- ^The bearers, all grandsons of Estate of Chrlallan-Werner to B IR TH T O D A Y ; A son to Mr. Dr! DaW-ber has Lirected the e f to interfere in any way.” ., Under terms o f the will, a Jt5,- the deceased, were Daniel Jr., W il Merger Approved Robert Edward Werner, Robert ■ahd Mrs, George Buckley Jr., 43 fort since 1949 and hia talks at ' 000 grant w-ill go to -Manchester liam, Ronald. NbVl and George Rl Gre^' Edward- Werner. Jr.. Sandra-Mae Legion Rd. ■ ■ tlie meeting was a lep orl bn Some Memorial Hospital. *20.000 be Taft, and Arthur West. By Presbyterians tt’brner, and Le'na'NI Werrier. prop d i s c h a r g e d SAT'URDAY; of the findingji made to datq. Two Leave $18,(HK) erty at 988 W. Middle Tpke. quests each will go to Wells Case Jilberl' Storrs, RFD 3, Coventry i One thing which aeems to be ^eft'e^hoeni/! (Continued from Pago One) „ Trade .Name Certificate Dennison and Robert., Dennison. Mrs. Ma.ry Jayne MilcUell, 65 Del- emerging from the study is that Alfred L. Roaaetlo. 93 Lake'St., Dennison's sons, ahif the bulk of mont St.'; Miss Elsie Chambers, 153 heart disease in women, after T Manchester Memorial Hospital his sister, Mar,v Edith Pennison. ■•'Real unity,'” he aaid, "can come wholesale automobile p'arta. Caldwell,-■ N. ,1.; lienry Olin, 2 Before this sge, it is much lower in The, following professional engi fM MABNtOICCNT OA—HBB The *15,000 gift to the hos-' ttnly as the rank and file take a. slated th’, receive sonje *18.000 in I Certificate -of Incurporallnn Cartel- St'.; Earl Ellis, 4!» Coolidge women! ' ■ , ^ neers ,ln Manchester are among **a« e tmc maw WNB BerMf JMtt" pital may be used as the ho.spital positive, view of the special -emi bequests, wills filed with Probate i Manchester . Eoso Sei-vlcenter. St.; Mrs, Catherine Corbett, 35 Tills leads, to the suspicioir'tttal Connbbliciit engineers who have of phasls on variqus traditions arid trualecs see fit to use it. Judge John J. Wallett indicate. W'lth *,’>0.000 capital divided into Branford S).; Miss Doris Gfcbler. ho. mone deficiencies are somehow fered'their specia'lized train in g'as' come to yearn lor a unity which Dennison died at . Manchester .5,000 .share- w-lth a par value of ! 28 N. Park St., Rockville; Charles involved In'K'el(rt disease and niay a public service in time of dis- ! ./.with the fabuloue Torsion-Level Ride! U an adding together of all the One of the bequests, for *15,00Q. .Memorial Hospital .May U at the IT'S ilO cHi h, all comm, n, and atarl- Kaccagni. 74 Woodbridge St.; leml to more research on this as aster and whose hanies are listed ' special inaighta which the varioui is from the late Robert Smith' age of 80. Hc had been engaged In on a dt.saater rbater being deiiv- * rng capitnl o. Si.OttO, lrcorpo>-a- Stanley Berdnik, 67 North Rt.; pect of the problem. Dr. Daw tfkdlUond Of ’Christianity have Dennison, industriahal, w-ho died the printing and Irtliographing ber inferred. *red this week to prominent of- ■ IT HAS EVERYTHING— ALL POWER, ALL BLACK— JU$TUKE NEW. tors. RuiK,'I.evy, Hartford' Elaine Denise Allard, 12 Jackson St.; espoused.” . May 14. businca.s in NiSw York City for 63 ficials; Melvin E. Longfellow, 3 Bunting. East Hartford; and Kathleen Shea, Peterson Rd., Ver He said that one of the prfmarj! The other gift, which will years. He was chairman th* aims of the study was to deter Robin Rd.r James Sheekey, 22 Ol- non. 'I’honias Topping. 30 Server amount to about *3,000 Is from ‘‘’ "P*’ ** J’'-'’®"- board and treasurer o f Robert S, mine Hie characteristiC.s, of thoge entt Dr.; Raymond ,W.' Goslee, -29 StH Mrs. Gracy Leonard, 142 Mrs. Myra O., Jordan, w-Jio worked n > > 'u *'^n .***".*'^"**'ii Denpfson -and Co., Inc. at the time people who are siisceptible to lliiS Elwood Rd.; Gilbert C. Barnes, 20 THIS BEAUTIFUL PACKARD patrician for^al.mosl mne years as a maid [H,n[»r"i*’oi Capcllo, 183 of his death. He also'served on the Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Eleanor l: allinent. Framlnghan^ was chosag Wellington Rd.; John W. M or •White and son. 97 W. Middle Tpke.; Police Arrests in the hospital's housekeeping de- board of directors of Case Bros, for a(oi!(ho-s^udy"Srea 'beratise of its timer, 82 Plymouth Lane; ' and ' Mis.s Maigarct Welch. 103 Green 4-DOOR SEDAN HAS- . partmenl before her,death April s o u u ^ M e tS several' years.- .strategic location near fine niCdir Frank M. Lister, 102 Helalne Rd. i y -. I Under his wiU, thP remainder wood Dr.; Hugo RoCk^tt'. Hasard- rsl ceiitei's and beesuse local lead T w l« heaters, twin iiltramalln drive, chrome heel shells, tilt ' Police aaid Melvin D. Boughton, of his. estate, after S' number of villc; George Messner. South Wind ers there wert willing to cooperate The Friendship Circle qf* the j .type ann-glarr mirror, padded instrument board, oil filter, dual 17, and Boyce J, Kaman, 19, both ’ ".r „ sor: .Mrs. Marion Sumislaskt, 56 TO BE exhaaat. 3-way radio wfth'electrle antenna, rear epeaker, power 'd Herman-C. Helm at .^quests, will be' placed in Iriists, in the study. Salvation Army will omit its reg-! of Hartford, were arrested at the a *1,000 bequest tnr ______linion St.; .Mrs, Loretta Hansen, for Marion M. I Francis j,. one fifth for hls aistei, Aiary Edith The study. Which'costs *100,000 ular meeting tonight. -» brakea, power .‘ateerlng, power windows, 4-way' power seat, same tima Saturday. Buckler', superintendent, of. housc- -RFD 3, Coventry; Earl Gardner, Payne at 149 I-enax iSt.. *250; Dennison, and four fiftlis for his .I year, I'j part of an attempt to white tiree, spa^e aever need, qolex glass, all over ear with Boughton waa charged with op keeping at ,MMH, and the fe- Anthony. S a rto rjit 37 Iterkin's 81.. widow. y South Windsor; Russell Saunders, determine how' funds available for Miantonomoh Tribe, No. 58, GOOD shaded windshield, famous torsion bars, prestone, color is solid erating a motor vehicle without mainder to the hospital. A fter *600; Edgar J. Be'rube for Charles Am ong the bequests is a *5.000 120 Branford SL. treatment and reaearch ma-y be lORM, will meet tonight at 8 •potleae black, Wltk new car guarantee. an operatoria license, an^ oper fnneral expenses, there will he a. : A - 1 eldon at (250''Oakland Ter„ g ift to the. Unitarian Congrega- d i s c h a r g e d Y'ESTERDA.y: .spent moat wisely. , Only the O’clock in Tinker Hall. All mem- ating an uninsured motor vehicle *3.000 residue for the hospital.. 100 'tional S6clety in Br(s»k|yn, N.c Y.. Mrs. Rvn Beifton. 661 Center Federal government is able to fi-. bera.are iirgqd to be present,' .See “ Badgf 714” W NilC-TV with improper equipment; Kaman . Last year, .itrs. Jordan gave t which Dennison made in memory Joseph Peck. East Hartford;,Linda nance queh large ventures. waa cliaiTed with allowing g mi To Drew-dqle S u ^ ;p a n I,iving V d o w n MONTH h*r Bridge St. home to ih i MANbHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAfIGHESTER. (X)NiNq MONDAY/MAY 28, MM PACE THlRTESN ^lANCHESTER feVENING HERALD,'MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, MAY J28.-1956 PACE TW ELVi - * 4 - kidad the,aiUu;aTafter aUemptlng European countries. ■ Th6 beard A ■ Mrf. Martha Hendarabn, 91, of Sour Oripeo Bo^toffice B reak r valiUy^Mf'caiiture It al;ve. D e m o c r a t s h y ^ d .rapresenurepresents 'orthodox, conaervaUX'S R ush Slush Fiatul B U G S B U N N Y Mhryvlllc, Ohla, haan't miaaed Critlciam of youth -+r'Ohca raid all perrons In the reform aplritufel leader*. ;..Sef^ee9; Based Probe R ^iicigted I'LL TWV ONE Sunday achoot i|y the laat M ytara, j Often ate from the fact N ets V egg f|2,000 naighborhood termed the unli In P critlrv C ase n y e membefa of the Rabbinical TM O S iF. Sense and Nonsense An*w*r to Pr*vici»rt Pkitl* 1 censed dog strange to the are*. It Counril,.of America, an organUa- > I EMERGENCY OP a record of more' than 3,400 Sun- That we a re tbo old (ion of orthodox rabbit, are to de rti n FWtENO,' daya of perfect attendance.—JdleR | To get Int' i the act. was thin and apparently had had East Ha\=u. May 39 uP)- Mil Brldgeport.^May 23 •thei. OIL ItMINEII F o o d F o c t s *; On Role to Wilton, May 29 tA<>vA Ihln nothing'to e it for aeveral day*. part about^June 18 for a .visit to bpria L. rtnnell, Oklaho'ih«‘Clty. j — Maurice .Seitter. burglar ripped ppbn the'-^ saf* In ______ford Tb'a’b^ourl Judge Ronald M. Independent-Republicant .Republican parly of Stm l..*viniion: ’T h fiiK iirf flRhl work ia for him, and the fa e Before it was killed by Hair, the Sthrk Sdturday acquitted - four tha Soviet Unjon. SERVICE MALT kid* In'oiir family, and rootlifr Jii*t the nation and of humanity I* DOWM the W ilto n -P ^ Office during tha|dog roamed in and about the- Cor Both trip* ar* for the purpose Connecticut tats annoinmed it wilt . A C R O tf . By ^AStKA MAKLOW East Hdven Democrats on Charges couldn't rfmembn'< fll our -Wrlh- hla hand*. weekend txU made off wdth the I i*rM>nallty W.aahington-, May 28 d. He i* '‘to ait rlRht .t. Strength enough to battle with IS D«c*y 40 Card gem*> Into the future at thia time oi-. t**®”*" J4 Italian dty 33 Sharp 46 Meat dllh \veapona may m^ke present con Office by the rear' door, leiN’lng W ad n^ ay at thIa time of year is \- miles. Other section* Include 5.8 Investigate lobbying and campaign ! ilt a m eRu a n 39 Britlih ceptions of modern, war obaolete. Ireatlea,-tie rwill have to manage 7. Mice enough to^oVe yoli to be 3S Abrupt 39 Water iprtte 90 Cut on it open. TO ^finorial Day la Wednesday. More Rabbis 'lilie s of Conn. 20 from the Somers *xp*nditure*.‘ gjild any palitlon to i thihii. uaeful to othofa.' prineett MiMile development .iRthe prime y T tit council challenged the mo- tbwn line easterly and 3.9 miles the committee vStmId be given at He la going to ait at your deak «. Faith enough to make real the -triteaUh raaort r example/' ’ m h tention. 1 r r r r r & 1 r torihg public to hold the Memorial >/W ilK V isit R ussia of C . 30 In Stafford aifd El/ in the Senate, and oeriipy your thing* of..Ood. 30 Axsist The Army' now haa the Job oX Day death toll to -70. llngtoii from Conn. 20 southerly to ' Andrew C-dAcroIx of Easton. In- ' place on the Supreme Court ». Hop^nbugh to remove an*- 32 Fixed, part R R N guarding key points in the tintted 3lfay D og Killed^ •The period covered, by- the ad the T.olIsHd town line; all of El dependent Republican Fairfield' Bench. H+ will aaaume control of loua^#Mra for the future. . 34 Play* th* part States from air attack’wl^ the vance estimate is from 6 p.m. New York, May 28 (/Pi A aec- lington Rd. kn.d all of Fletcher'Rd. County • chairman, said the party , your cltiea. atate*. and nation. He / ■ Papyrua. *f ho*t‘ t B 6 n Nike missile, which haa a range of Lun ged at Cqiiiplc ond group of American rabble will in Somers; and all of TXinnel Rd. wants, to know the sources of the ' 35 det away ilocal time) Tueeday to midnight la going to move in. lake over .your about 25 mites. The Army is i£vel- yVednesday. visit the Soviet Union thl^ aum- and Mile Hill Rd>tn Vemon.‘ , BuMi fund- 1 .ji'jsmf.'.V,' i.lT piiaona. churehea. achoola. unlver- X teacher naked her claa* the. 36 Poaseeiiv* R h mer. '"x oplng one with. longer range. Bridgeport, May fS ,|4*) —Police The estimate doe*'.not include / ■ aitte*. and (orpmaliona. •llffercmc between reaulta and pronoun 1 • But the Air Force, which ha* the Rabbi Morris N. kcrtxer, abere- 37 Tiptter sought today to determine the death! that Ihay occur Ipter ffoni AH your work la going to the conaequencea fine pupil' re‘- II s Job of protecting the whole, coun injuriaa suffBred on M em ^^l Day! tary of the New York Board -of ynu/ix- 39 Shoshonean ownership of ^a large stray dog judged and praiaed or condemKed piled, ”Rcau)l* are whaj r r P TT i r r r try from air attack, la puahing- a Rabbis, announced yesterday that, / ; by' him. Your reputation and your pe'd: y/inaeqiieni ea *i> Wltat^J'Ou ' Indian* P missile of Its own, the N avy- Bachrach Photo that kept a •'kylYan Ave. couple S E R V l^ ,. mVALIIV /from 8 to 10 board members will . 40PhiUdeIphla’t. i Jane Burr future are In hia hand*. All your |g cl^ '■ , 9 T N . s n developed - Talos, with ■ a range from leayjifg their home until the' Champaign. III. lAb—The Unl- tf*\=e ahoiif June 37 for a rroiith'* i founder ' tour of Russia and other Eastern; longaf than the'Nl|ke‘a. Mr.- and Mr*. Charles 8. Burr, dog'warden ,*Iiof It. ! versUy of Illinois Alf Force ROTC 41 Contumed • ‘' i ivhat does the future hold? Mla- food R IE 102 Adelaide Bd,, announce the Ml', and Mr*. Claude Correntl |,unit held Its annual review with- f .afHes to accurate and long range eng'agement of thelt . daughter. said the deg wbultflunge at them ; out its last .veara sponsor, Sara OUT OUR M AY lA M S OUR BOAKDINX; HOUSE, MAJOit HOOPLE 43B**f ■eure* K /that.they can substitute for planes 49 Strip* N Miss Jane Burr, To Richard Sar viciously each time they opened Barry. She, wha scheduled to m In defending the :country? u ao gent Massey, son of Mr, and Mrs. the door of,thelr'ljou*e yesterday, appear at featlvltles thia year; tn- 49 Overw'helm* «P who handle* them then, the Army A call to poVe brought dog i stead *he married an Army lleu- M itLA T^O U n r w i Ini victory Samuel J . • Maascy, New Haven, t>D N 'T-^oiild become obsolete? TV SERVICE . / WRECKED •STOCtUEWT 59 Fuel 9E p toh Home for CrIpjftled Children. 'Ltok! JuttVfit* th* aptcohtt! N*v*r mind th* stag* 57R*ceiit 1* who would handle the -defense Her fiance Is the son,of Mr'; and |l Insist on o Totod Man i :i| dif*«tioh*>»'duok,'^‘w**v*,' ‘bob.7‘'^un''- against these mlaallea, Army or Mrs. Samuel J. Massey, formwly Air Force? ' j ■ ' of thia town. He -it a gradua^ of < Orders for the sole or pur- Y*u7l Had. the members llsfr ^ CAMERA , And what will the Navy’a role Hopkins Grammar SchpoL/Newj ed In the yclioiv 'pages af he ? It’a pushing a big carrier pro Haven, and a member of ;tn* 19671 your telephone book. Ay-nnd‘$hool convenience. . / . new low price PRISCILLA’S POP A d d s U p RY AL VERMEER gram. This is the thinking behind class of Yale TJnlveralt^______| They^Btst for that; That Its carrier-based bomb PTa OH. chase of Manchester Trust Co. Cetof mcvl#» nrs a hobby tar tho whelo family j - end now, ' MAN ^..THOSE/i^RE THE ers could attack any target on though it may not^ permanently ] Your Lown SWOULO r e a s o h i s w h y A‘ thoy'ro aa*ior;lhan-*vof .la onjay, oailof-lhen-avor la afford • • earth' since each carrier Would be right. X II •THAT'9 ALL NOU THUNK OP ^MAN TNEEDSTNEEfE E D S MORE a movable air base. . Kodak'* wandofM |rownio AAwio Camortai aro evoilablffhofa HE O PES.! U'a no wontW Secratary of [De- , MEN THINK 1 ABOUT. THOSE But aome Air Fonce of'leer* feme Wllaom'who a* bos* of the I at now lew pricoi. Bis soloelion of oa»y-doo*-M modoli, foatwr- HOWMwW TO MAKE n t h i s Tq s , downgrade the importance of car- rights %|ill not he accepted OLLIE'S SCOTT three aerXHCM haa to look at na ino tho world'* mart popular movie mokar. M»o Brownie Movie MOBE MONEY.'] ' rier strike* against an enemy with tional dafenac from the overall ------this argument: Knemy plane* with view p^t, recently told a new* A U T O B O D Y Comoro with f/3.7 Ion*. $ ^ ^ . 5 0 radar could''spot the carriers 400 UWNSEEQS conf(, 'k W a O I N O miles away' and knock them off e main task now la to develop after Friday, June Ikf, 1956. like d-,icks -with missiles. The best miaallee We can. After k AUTO lODY ond $ 1 ; 6 5 P « Navy .replies that the carriera wards we ran decide on role* and ' ■ \ FENDER REPAIRS 9 5 ^ Tf» I Lb. wouldn't stav long In one place mlaalona. Meaning; what branch KT15I Slay Prevent War of the armed forces does whst. Your rights are valuable: Pon't ★ COMPLETE CAR PATRIOTIC One further point in thlt ^ te r- >RlBCniffT|ON p h 'a s m a c v \ service argument; What-happens P A IN T ir i^ ‘101 MAIN -itUIIT-MANCUIXTIH BLISH UP$TAN0lN6 INkf^GEn BNAMBL ' r ’ MOOSL. if the United Stafea and Russia '; i POUgt-E L O P CiTiZ&N W develop such powerful Mombers r HARDWARE Intercoritlnental mtssHes, with nu let them expire. 8 GriswdM Street ”7^ Tel. MI-9-5025 / m r . m m m o K . 793 Main St., M anchtiter P riso n e rH ? BY V. T. HAMLIN 9-39 clear weapons sitached, that A L L E Y O O P m . neither dares to start'" a war on the NOWf5ET TVO/ COTTON w oods BY RAY GOTTO other? / ,1, T0J.M E ICE0. A What thenxhappena to the huge f MANY SERt'ANTS/ BUT AWLYBC THIS air forceslittle wars start but IS THE ANSWEA / R6MAIN IW AND THE TO OUR the big powers don't wsnt them to become^blg wars? Army people T H 'C A S n F ' PRINCESS. M/tS m i, DO YOU PR O B LE M ^ COBURN & MIDDLEBROOK , OtAMiMOfO^ SSetNO - claim'^ they'll have to do the / i- A HUNTED A our WtAAINO fighting. i MAN .IN A , 4 OAiSOAU CAP The Elsenhower sdrhiniatration 5 4 1 M a in SEt m E tol. Ml 3>1 lOS i l l 1 5TRANSE. X itWINO tMC -has whittled down the Army while MEOIEN^ PAPADISe TH$ATP / throwing more money Intp-ihe Aii- s ; : ah •lactric range cooks HAS ■ Force and the Navy. This" w*s I ilHE OF AN done^in accordance with what the undermanned President" thinks right now al- CONMICTICOI Mtoicai Itsvir.t. IK , ! I . Al BIOS r r s AHEM.. LMASTER. THAT HAPPENS . TO SETHE Tima to gat out jsnd D p things . . OO .places. Men. REASON FOR MY CALL... chastar Motor Saltis halpi you anjoy yoursalf MORE by fiOOTS AND HE Lnuder. Plea.Sr! BY EDGAR MARTIN /. B U Z S A W Y E R BY ROV CRANB effaring tha bast lajaction of usad cars for M a m o ^ i D ay I'w cow vvw r I w i o u ' . dOT A?. ftOWT 07= A CAWt- I captain, miss a BUT YOU KKOW HONTVE mm , ii^(UCA|IS,00CTO*r ; WAE.ATSAlOOFTinf. driving . . , and all summ'ar l^g.^ ' r v u t THIVXS.' w o o , V S M l • ts THE ONLY rtSt, HAVE CROWOEO AltOUND WE* HPIPEMICf y >400, THWCKoS URAILY, rVE fONFNED EVE*Y TIME SUES APPEARED i r \ CVtAAJGlP. IVXLOOlVXi Wt'. ON DECK. PROBABLY WALR THE SHIP HAS ALRSADf- BETTE* nEN EKPOSBP. Pn-iAem orialAiySal*OI • a an olocfrTc range cooks CHECK THE SICK • f / ■ G O O D UBED c a r s ’55 M0DEL5 *54 MODELS 1 I ’53 MODELS ’51 MODELS DSMOBILE OLDSMOBILE FORD OLDSMOBILE * y<> tW l|lU6 >i9evw*.*>it< T M del U» Pat. De lutx* "M” 4-boor. Radio, Custom 3-Do)ir. Radio, heater,- .Super '*88" Holiday Coupes 7- ,Su|icr Holiday Coupe. Fi^ly Fordomatlc. Seal cover*, BY PETER HOFFMAN tone, coral and beige. Radio, healer,, hydramatic. Power . JEF F C O B B equipi 3-tone yellow, white *whlle wall tlrea. MICKEY FINN Under PresHure! BY LANK LEONARD heater, h.vdramatlc,- Btedring, tinted $1495 $595 s> ; ah electric ronge c^toks Ml€6 WHITMAN NO.'.: GO ■ I KNOW HOW BADLY:YOU I TOLD YC TO power brake*. $A V E wall I I.aiw < A X / F Green. may I TALK TO AWAY.'...l feel about the l o g s of mlleai ie owner. P ^ ^ V C Ones YOU FOR JU9T ‘ DON'T WANT your paren ts/, if only pemsSiON A A1INUTER TO GEE , YOU could TRY .. / 7p VISIT. a n ybo d y' FORD B U lC K SPECIALS^ SeiefiSTRiCKEN BLUE mTMA 4-Door. ' Radio, heater, atrd. BUICKV Hiiper 1 Hardtop. Radio, heater, JEFE COBS Ininainiaalon. XVhite wall tires, .Siiper llariltop. 7-tone green. dynpflow, 7-lone $1095 '50 CHEVROLET OPajn The Blue, iviany $AYE Rndio, heater, Styliae De I.uxe 4-Door. Radio, DOOR TO HER d.vnafinw. I.ow heater, power ' HOSPITAL ■ mileage. $2195 glide. ' $495 room:. • V V ’52 MODELS '5 0 F O R D NASH f'ustom 7-Door. -'hJ Rambler. -Radio, heater, h.ydra- PONTIAC Green. Radio and . V matlc. ?-lone red 4iA \/|I OLDSMOBILE Heater. $295 ^ J.-: t ■. ■h'*. and while, ▼ C Mar Chief 4-Donr, Radio, heat Super "88” t-Door. Radio, '50 MERCURY h er*. hj-dramatir, hMter, hydramatic, ^ A A C rustotnt P ub Coap4^ I»ower steering. „ < l A O 'K 7-tone. , Black.''Radio and an electric range cookf ?! ;■ D eSO TO TXfo-tone.- . Ijcaler. $595 All The Info CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER f r e c k l e s A.ND HIS l-^I^D S BY MERI^ILL BLQSSER Ffrefllte. 7-1 one green, .Radio. 'SO PLYMOUTH . heater, automatic tranaihlsaion, WICK iF.ir .W6AN5 * 0‘^uI0U RE t fe el ABOUT VOU! WE LL FORdET THAT U RITA'S IN UlS DCLA60N TNl«, I 'a TAICE ALDNfa A TirANSl.AJbp BUICK Super 4-poor< Radio, Green. Radio and . W SO AWAlOOi^ WNAT'S TUe" Milt TYLBle bu zzes a j w j^ w n ll < 2 7 9 5 MORE WVPORTANT'iTO ME YOU r e SO VOtlNO, YOU tHP; BUT YOU’ TME SMAPYSIDt BLXiLE SCOOP wnu pidFON F o r A PlttN yVAiaON - SHE heater, dyaaflsw. $795 heater.- - TO FEEl a &r (HOKE urn p fUAW I like TO admit. VERY lOVELYL but I MADE MEVtRY HAPPy. ^ N T S ME TD FIND O ur' with tnc w n tu --- T E o u r Tb .spe«'ial llartdiop. Radio, heater, IMPORTAMr ro TH6 EVEN TONiVKElF'. PlpN'T mean to tell EVEN TNOwe COULO WHAf?. NEW IN TEEN G koupf BE AN 0CTA60N- • dynaflow, 7-tone '49 PLYMOUTH PLAWT..AND TO SOUi tieviR 00 AHyTHINO S-X <*!CLES / flptew HIM A Ian.' 41995 trDoor. rieaii MR PATRICK.'. ATltASr. ABOUT i t PIPSY-'-AtAM W4IS EMOUOH JO HAVE MV ■ He V/ltSfeATED f ’51 MODELS MAME MV POOR' MODELS '5 2 N A S H .Htaloaman 4-Door.. FORD Radio |hd beater. T' OLDSMOBILE G et an electric.'range for fajst’-eool-^ ' OLDSMOBILE firealllae flonvertlhlei Blue with Ue I.uxe "M ?' 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NO I.KADKRS Carefully ' selected IV TIUS .\D Manchester and VI- c I'a 11 y new ^cTlr Her Preference m o K t y m e e k l e T»t» Side.t BY DICK CAVALLI THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS AM.curH top qiiullty tradr-ln*. %'our gar ; Small Down Fayment — 3 Yeors ToPay— and will be sold for ran be the down it k s w e l l / soeev.ms Y OM/THEN r U TXidE A pOOM, ONE V ) advertised price*. payment -even If ’ LiberqljAllowance For Old Stove ^ IF WE WERE i ON THE BrsnuntoN v > TH«r FACES 50METMMS unTCEST- t •Many other ciira, all yoii have 'axbalance <5E£/IMTHE AT /15ARRIEC5AND 4JFE OTHER NASBRNCHMdrD.] M3,U<7ADCVF-»aOVff, years, all model*, due. W See Your Local rPealer... Service Is Important, Too LMCKIEGT aUY crvTW vn and NOT JUST A PUN S - HAP OUR OWN WOUjPK HANR... all makes to choose Akk I.’a For Detail*. IN THE WORLD.'' HOWE, AND / PERFECT,' HOm 655 OLD lAli.' from. r/- SOME BEAU- ' livi. BIT TIB lllCTtlCA.llV riFULKIPS.'/ <» ------— ■■ ' . v - . MOTOR SALES ■t .Ml 8-8396 M l 9 . 6 4 2 7 MerchandipinK (.eneral Motors PrtAluds Ovtr»26 Yeara ftvt eul a> tiv* hornet art oat. , . 1, It’* .Alway*. W.lfe- to ' Chtcli yavr wlrin*. full alacirit R A Y D W Y E R CORNKR WEST CENTKR and HARTFORD RQAD C c w r t c lu Y c / Buy A l'*ed Car From livint oaad* lull KOUSffOWiK. i'l Usod ^ ar Mgr. YOUR LOCAL OLD.S.MOBILE DEALER A New Car Dealer. « IcSSL. ■ -\ - 5 39 'Urn t tM* bf »e , ,- m. f '■ , I '.. . . V.. .' t, ■V,. /• ! ■■■ ol^ ■/ V BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD., MANCHESTiSB. CONN., JIONDAY. MAY 28, 1956 PAGE FIFTEEN ' MANCHESIER'e v e n in g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956 pjKGE FOURTEEN •* >.'
- ■' T O ; ’ ions HeraM Angle to Blast iUl Types of Disputes Arise in A. Schoiiftit Siwrtf [Car Scratched ARL W. Little League Prbgram Sports WMt Bob^prterfield Routed, NaUonalLltUe In Controversy sl;n d a y 4^^ln ij»bh clrctUt. . . Biggest Baseball Game i^odulo for 'the carried L#;^* President Bob R ^ »ft Sox Divide with Nats Sta^s Meiubriul Day fut to a T. cjiurch In morning the s^edule for hU At Motor Ciij^ and baseball in the toon and office during a specif ./ ...... • Set out at 10:30 and before I ar- Qf Campaign time with my family at night,... o*. uu. i• had*"id talked ti New York, May' 28 (/P)^If Nunagfr Mike Higgin-a of the of the Be- rived back at 12 ""O" J y Seventh annual Little League baseb^ season in Manches . Indianapolis, May 2^,(/P>— irogram and the! with a number______of men I visited Boston Red Sox was feeling tod^ like the fisherman who I \ t e r will get off to a flying start WedheMayi Memorial Day, Qualifications for tiie 500- kindraliw ihga' Bob' Oliver at' ';*■ went out for a whale and came bacirwith a couple of minnows/ By PAT BOUIUO^ Tlhe Hornets tomorrow afternoon trtth three doubleheaders scheduled. Cotnmissjoner Ernie mile auto race ^Wednesday for thU-event. A ' Sales office and U l^ st^k cars, who can blame him? Six months ago,the Red Sox engineered! BiffSat baseball game ol^Jibe in Blast Hartford. The locais;'sport- \ were being re-^cned for 63 600 turned o u t.. . . | Bob owmlng a toP-K**"* ’- L : a deal with Washington, acquiring------J spring season so far as Coach 'ro)n Ing an impressive o -i-i record, Dowd announced .the first, day pairings toda;^^ Kelley and his successful Mam-hes^ have already defeated both rivals Natiodal l«agtie at the Buchleyr- minutes tt^ayover objectiOTS ™ Nick Angelo, fortnirtPost Office^w m aa «j^et j u 'Iba pitcher Bob Porterfield among oth _ je prexy, and learned' Herald on S^day m o^r« ers ■ In exchange for five y ou n g , ter High Indians are concerned is thjs spring. \ field wUl feature ^riarty Brosy so bitter that one car already scheduled' tomorrow afternoon at and the Medics. Second game lists nobr reeldes in Bolton, af-11 stopped. Ernest players and cash. At that time It i Ted Tilay Pl^y Once again Perry will rely on January ^ins qualifi^ was withdrawn many yearn at the West Side. I plied the WormaU^ I w ^ ^ ^ , seemed they had stripped the Sena- j 3:15 In East Hartford, Tlie Indians Captain Dave Duncan, Jack Me* the Manchester /Auto ParU and (9*2), hoping to qualify for one of Green .Manors Mayor Harold frorn^e race. haa recoverede c ^ r e d from a heart (Jhick McfJlure s PP"tiac / tors of their best players but now ; Outney, Bill Kelley, Joe Segal and was next . . . Back at the Center the four berths in the Slate Tour Turldngton W in toss out the first (Jhlef mechanic Jcaja Marcenaj atUck, the t.vpe attack It is evident the big Catch got In New ybrk CjTithla 'D rlpr, in the last tWo ball and the Rev. Francis' Butler D allas Even^t announced that thp/Novi which has sideltnRd .Berube ■ . • ) talked______baseball, Red Sox »hd awsv. 'The big catch Is Roy Slevers. nament next -w e e k , engage the matrhes/before the Red and White \ankees, with School Policeman of the Church of the Assumption' 'Special qualifled^/m the i Sambo Prentice iatNwlth me In • Wharw whale of a job of hitting rival Hortiels (6-7). There’s little competes in the State CIAC Tour Archie Seymour and fireman Roy Against Tfanks doubt that all of the. presswe will .vrtl ftye the Invoicatlcn. Dallas, May 28 Texan Don day of time *>y Pai** Rasso of press row and talked of-Jiia reflre- Sievers has turned in against Red nament at tl\e Rockledfre Country American Leacue action at Wad- (Janaga f’arl*/ (Jallf., 'JJW'i being ment date In December w-hen he Thompson. The latter is a Yankee i Sox pitching this season, especial be on the local squad since Criach Club in West Hartford Monday- Januar>’, whose fantastic finish fan, iUa Chet Morgan and Earle Jim Cai-ey’s host Hornets hrivc lU Field will find Spencer Rubber with an eagle deuce on the final withdrawn •(because \Jm second will reach 65 yearn . . It tyaa ly at Fenway Park. In five Wash Boston, May 28 i)P)—Boston Rid June 4. siting the Police * Jlre entry. Novi was not being. gfVen lime to good to see ball player#' who had cnifford. Seymour, a retired regu ington games at Boston, SieVera Sox Trainer Jack Fadden says nothing at stake. hole won him firat money In the lar Manchester policeman, told of M ^chestcr Motor Sales and Man qualify. \ ,/ played in the 'D^l League for has blasted 10 hits in 20 times at that Ted Williams, out of the reg Since bowing to ManchcAier ..5-1 Six track standouts Will repre $30,000 Dalla.Home Run Record Setter' Kelley, is simply hoping that hls^ Captain Bobby Vinton (mile), Co CoaunilialoDer Ernie Dowd of lund, Chucky Smith, Dick Cobb, .Center and we were able to talk Xthl-ee RBI's In three games Ip of tqe games 'if the waather was tory will not repeat Tuesday after m plain Bill MacArdle,<880), Bill the Btan^Mtcr* Uttle iMgue lene wound up the Centennial O] getttng.dm the track within the 63 Apt Pongratx, Mike' Ewlck, Mike About sports In general for Washington. good" In yesterday'a doubleheader Teammates of Dale Long, center, qf the Plttsbqrgh Pirates give out with dressing room cheers noon. Only a year ago the ‘locals Button (440), . Dan Sllvinsky aanouneed^to^y' that •l.#00 yesterday like they Write about m inuj^. for the home run hitter after game with Philadelphia Phillies in Philadelphia (May 261,' l»ng SaVerlck and others .don baseball s^eral minutes . . . Heavy rain Collects Five Hits -against Washington. upended East Hartford Iri the first (discus), Dom Squatrito (pole was coUecteA during the four- in ■ Frank Merriwell bopks—he ’jnish of 100-Yard Dash in IC4A Four-Hour' Session holds bat and ball which figured in his seventh homer in hia seventh consecutive game, a new.major suits' once agaiq. . . The 'main at- helped alter the afternoon sched The slugging outfielder turned meeting oMy to-have the trouble vault) and Dave Bowers (Javelin). ■f night house W hous« canvas pulled from behind with a blast e announcement came after a ^He said that Williams Is ‘‘en league record,. * Pirates defeated Phillies, 6;2. (AP Wirephotoi. ' ■ Harb Carper^ ^Pltt is first to hit the wire In winning 1 00-yard dash at 1C4A rtieet at Randall's tracUon/. between --the Boston ule and I WlU able to do several - first baseman really turned on the some Hornets upset .the applecart Saturday's winners will qualify for for funds last week/ ^ from a sandtrap into the hole IS ^)ur-hour night session with track JObA at hohie before accepting a couraged’ by his running/' since Island. Now .YoTlt City. (Mky 26) but hla 09.4 meiet record time was not allQwed because the wind Clowns' and Hamilton was over heat against Boston yesterday, col the second tlmev.around. ‘TTie Red the Hew England Track Meet In This total la N « e greatest feet away and then saw the men ^ I allowM 4.6 miles per hour. Art Pollard, of I’cnn State, finished second, w itl/ officials. Equally bitter objections challenge to finish for the. fourth time in den, Windham arid Hartford the Rev. P red Edgar of South d. Thus when,the field moved MaiUlcy^Vw. York, .424: MaxArll, Do- get, into the lineup. eight more volunteer umpires to other. If this keeps up and thej Placed In the hand# of old fogy among:..the foursome. It seems New York, May 28 (8) — Johnnyf Olympic 400 meters, we’ve got to : Berra. N^w York. .363. V e r- as' the weather outside and mail flva starts. He hat a 1-3 record. Cubs’ Pitcher 1 I^SRSS Bulkeley. Church will -give the invocation. yesterday fpr the final 18 holes ' Intermittent showers made It staff the three Little Leagues investigators dig any deeper, the i alumni, real and . eynthetlc, and quite probable that either Frltzon In Tournament Haines, th# versaUla Penn sprinter- start training for It right now. noiiy^o.»ton. .344{ Ku^mi, Dfiroil, ..342. this season. Sam serves as um- was lighter than a rabbit's tail. . . ' Nearly half pf Sievers’ 11 home w le Prt. GBL •Top singies playbrs included Co* lateriatlooal ^League play at aterwald In front .with 200, .una—Mmitlft. Nf*w Y ork. 41: Bau-rr. unlikely that everybody would have lUllwauk// ...... 18 .840 1 conference may not have a team I career coaches IPoking to make or Hutt will g(!t the assignment middle distance man was faced] We’ve eritfred, Johnny In the pire-ln-chi4f and orguiizer of the Request for speaking engagements runs and 32 RBI’s have come St. Uiuis ...... 22 .839 -- Captain Bob Begar i(7-4), Paul the Verplanck ,5Weld will find the iCond with 201 and Ford middle distance man 'ew York. I.opM, kannAR Cltv and a chance qt^the 10-mile runs be Ties Standard left to send to the Rose Bowl. $18,900 a year, It has become an against the Indians. with a question today that will re sprints at the NCAA champion BievRTR, Wanhinmoj), 29; YoM. Wajih- men In. blue. .Dr. E. M. Robbins, made i-p two-thirds-, of the mall against Re4 Sox pitching. This is PIttsburfh IR n ' .581 3 O'Brtght (7-4) and Co-Captaln Boston, May 28 (^h—Boston Unl- ' Lawyer# facing Anaaldl’s in the thlrcKv,1tJi-'202, - fore tha scheduled 7 p.m. (DST) Cincinnati ...... 18 .14 A batch of UCLA players are; over-grown evil. Fritson, who also plays In the out quire an answer very sooa, ships next month, though, so th Ington, 28 local dentist, phoned to'report he and several were accepted and no fluke. List year he rapped Bos M2 3»i Hooka Johnston (6-5). Le^ng first game and Aceto & Sylvester Jockeyed for the lead dowm Brooklyn ...... 17 14 MH 2 going to be deprived of a year i field when not on the mound, Hutt, verelty, Colby, MassachusetU and Should he try for the .lOO^and 200 may pose a problem. / UiinR- batlf'd in—Mantle, New York. closing ^Ime. Chief Steward Harry was not to be confused with Hill others rejected because of previous) ton pitching for 18 hits in 43 times ■sL Louis. May 28 oPi — Jim Nrs- Vork 18 .438 8'^ Whsjt good is a thorough knowl doubles teams included Mark Bolo* maetlnig Norman’s In the nightcap. thc/Sti*Btch and drew all even on 43 34 M of eligibility. • t New Hampshire will meet in play meters or- the 400 meters In the "W e’ll have to alt down /th is ; Kuri’u, Nf*w York, : Slrvo rA McQuinn announced that two full man Robbins, one of the top ama commitMents . . . Motored to at bat at Fenway Park for a .419 Davis, Chicago Cub relief pitcher, Phlladolphis ..... 10 2) \222 10 edge of . pow to knock the end up who will be on first If not pitching, mon-O’Brlght (1-0), Steve Pid Director Gilbert Barnes will handle ^ when\Flnaterwald had a bogey, WaRhinRion. 32, Slinpf. fJitroll and Bf'rra. New York’. 41. closed for cleaning tomorrow. 2-1 score-. . . IJpme Just in time Ni'W York M .PhililadplphU, 8 pm. Isn't It about time administra or whether the product is moving? Doone and outfielder Leo Maszoll, ame# slated to get iinderwuy at lem. But he won the 440-ya'rd run car racing driver Gene White re by adoption, also had himself quite batters in one inqing. , Woitbiflftoi).. (1-4) va Nefiay Lew Oels-Ptckman (3-4). ' O m i^ Neb.,/June 8-18. hind. He thekwon the tournament Ip 47.8 and in the . process beat he's done for the d i/a n ce has been Douhlrn—K urnn. Df^lroU, I 2: <*,ood- Only six cars got on the track for dinner and ^ U in g the lawn . ((MM tors of athletic programs are held Players who enter college for long ball threat, have been Carey's :30. man and Wrnon. Bo#*ton. lO, Whlir, ported he had a big weekend, a time yesterday. This bne, a guy In the sixth Inning of Sunday's Roberta (M m The annual State Tenhie- Tour' The New England iMecUoa f in the only m y possible outside in relay races, , / between showers yesterday, leaving n m — 1 respooslble ? football experience leading to the strongest hitters to date. N o pahMle la plannejllhla year, (jharlte Jenkins of Villanova', the Boston, IxiUar,. rhicago and rourUif'.v, sweeping the main events at Plaln- helped pass awjiy the daylight named Stan Musiai; snapped out first game between Chicago and . Brooklyn at Ritteburgh. IR:15 nament will be ataged Friday and OqininlUea announced yseterday of a. hole-ih-ohA He wedged out cf defending champion and favorite. . "T here's no Killing how fast he Wa^hingioii. 9. 12 In line ioday. hours. ' St. Louts. Wally Moon doubled and Eraklha Friend <7-2). There Is an. unusual twist to professional ranks have no busU Righthander Ronnie BIramons Saturday at Weeleyan Unlveralty Dowd said. Public .address sys vllle Friday night and at River of a slump with geven rups batted Milwaukee at »i. i^uix 9 p,m. — [ hlgh-preiBure football In the cpl- that BU arid New Hampshire wlU the trap to an eM le while Flnster- It was the first Hme Haines had can run the quarter. I expected Trlplra---Jenarn, Bo.-Rton and ll\innrj^. side Park vSaturday night. . Gene, FRIDAY in on four hits, one, a , three-inn stole third. Davis struck out Hal Sleat^r (1..,. .... nese in classee. Let the pros estab (3-01 gets the tosK bf stopping the In Middletown. tem s will be erHeted ht all fields. Wa.shlngron. 4 ; <;or»dman. Boston, S, legeq. You can list.on the fin nieet in the fl>et game of 'the sec wald and Ford barely r.'.lssed long tried the quarter-mile seriously. Jenkins to e.xplode on him in the 2 a body and fender man at Olen Baseball Umpire Bernie Giovlno homer, to lead the St'. Louis Car Smith and Jackie Brandt. Relief Ginrinnaii at Chicago. 2:30 p.m. — lish farm clubs/for, them. Come to Hornets for the second time but Twelve tearod, four In each Ihlrtrm. players-llrd wlih . Nuxhall (1-3) v.«t Rush ■(2-2». , gers .'of one hand 'institutions tional playoffs Jims 1 St " ■ putts for birdies that would have " I ’m ’still a sprinter,” said the stretch, hytt he didn't.-I know John 17 writes from Dotham, Ala., where/ pitcher Lindy McDaniel al.so think of it, Uiat's .what colleges southpaw Steve Coo^r (4-1) will Citeney Tech . baseball teem Is league, and 180 boys between the Home BuVs Mantlo. Ne’w York, : J o c k e y '.s N a p T a lk I der's in Rockville, drives a stock dinals to sri 11-9 and. 12-2 double- Nnaday** Iteairita over-emphasizing football that field. Colby and B given them a tie witp January for slim senior. ' ny ran Mjn it faster." B»*rrn, N rw York. I2 . f^lryors, Wash owned by Olender's.. Monday he is umpiring in the minor leagpeS header sw:eep over the Chicago fanned but.catcher Hoble Landrith St. Uiula tl-12, Chicago 5)-2, playing the all-out .game really be ready foi* relief duty should the idle this week but engagee in the ages o f 8 ahd 12 make up the ington. U ; (Jonif’rt. Bof«if>n. Lopey,, have large endowments. Wealthy play In a atcond _ first place. But his coach, Ken Doherty, who MaijHattan won the 1C4A team is always a busy day, and a day that "things are going pretty.:' Cubs. The twin triumphs,boosted missed the third strike and Mc- Milwauk4>e 7. Cincinnati 2. are. occasion-present Itself. The vet ■eoaon's finale - Tueedey, June 5 IBM Lllltfs League program. Januaiy, a profesaldnal for only talked him Into trying the quarter, plonship with 42*,but Tech, Cheney rebounded with, con eight dfifeats and ona tie. CMby la 5 1 833 ('hlcngn. Sparked by rookie first base- It was the first time since 1916 I when a.. bright-enough kid -haa Ford h-d a 67 , for 269 a n * also cago. - , . : tWIlson. Wynir, talk back in the stable area today/ asked to quit before ! had a chance Cb'ean of the . Sportswrilers Alii- • Amorirao t«oagac College Course CqsUy others who have played a big hart secutive victories over Norwich 1(^*1, Maaaachuaetta lOJhI, and TVmight at 6:30 -the Church Cleveland Kucks. NVw' York.. 6-2. ,7l4. man Frank Torre's four straight that it’s happened and DavlA be P i t . GBte A boy. wh(> does not excel In trouble getting In? New Hampshire 10-6. $2/700, pulling up to! eighth In 67 concerned Willie- Shoemaker’s nap to make the same requesL ance phoned to say the writers Nfw York ... 35 12 .878 in. the Red and White’s fine record and Windham Regional Tech, Softball League wUl 'get underway Tony LavMi Not Considered Strikeouts--Score, t'leveland. : P as- hits, the Braves defeated the cJin- came the fifth pitcher in history ...... athletics had to be in the top There i.T)—Don Lulsi Tansdsy's kvhsdsle You'd think ^it wAs a land of ; Pitching—Art Ditmar, Krinsas Walls. riUshurgh. .,-M iislal. St. EllswWth said. "A s far as I'm con- ment of the /New York Yankee- Ohirkso St Kansas I'lty. 4 p.m. be played at Robertson Park Sin(T the Southwest Confer^ce In 1927. concerning the position . Wo dates had been interviewed but 3. with the Rangers' basketball team was called by agreement with the of Rockland,. ran New England’s blocking and tackljn/ and as far Qty— Ditmar ' scattered 1;0 hits that no decision has been reached. Ilomri runs—L<>ng. PUtshurgh . M: \prriecl he'll be riding for us again, Oriole gamy In Baltimore but the • Wsshlnslon at Baltimore, i p.m. YiMJ the fourth will be played at Char The Red Raiders yene admitted haven’t even mentioned Tony in and the Bluefield.s' baseball nine. home club out front by a '21-1 fastest mile ever in schoolboy com Boston qt-Nea- York. 3 p.m.' as 'the footbsll squad goe's, you’d at.d shut out Detroit 5-0 for Kan He did not name the candidates. post/A’lm’InimtP 11; Banks (’tilcngo at Holl>'\vood Park. Yankees’ 3 'j game lead oVerClevet ter Oak. ' taat month. discussions on the subject." an;K Rovt'r Trouts. 10: Khisr.ewsKl , . . Job of transplanting ..several score. . Reception was good for the land remained intact as the Chi petition over the weekend, win Only games seheduled. be right. Schools plajting. the big- sas City after the Tigers'had won' Lavelll was the Yale captain In Jnhionski, rinrlnnalt and Thomas, "Bill has just learned one more trees took until dark and" then ning the Massachusetts Class D Robertson's games are sched /rilishurgh, 9 . . . i. -j thing he’ll have to look out for." Giant-Dodger baseb$^'game .and cago White Sox held the Indians time game are little more than the-opener 8-2, ^ Uled Monday, Tuesday and Thurs Miaaislppl .bda led the South- 1949. Hobson resigned a month once imide the house I tuned in title in 4:21,5. ■ SUnlen ba.*es—Mava, New' Y o rk. 9 : Ellsworth added. "We'd have the my sons joined my watching the to a Split in their twin-bfil. Duke's sensatiorial runner Dave football foundries, as far m the day evenings. The game scJieduIed eastam Conference in football ago to accept « post as atliletic 6!oon. SI. J/aBs. 7 ; 'riemento. Pitts the 1 radio for the Red Sox-Cleve- Meanwhile, his arch-rival, Har- ^m e hazard with ..any other boy Giants beat their hated rivals. .Marathon Ctontest Si me won- honors as a Sliver athletes are concerned. ■ ' Clarence Leonard .of Houston, for Charter Oak wlU be played on rushing fjye Umes In thelaat eight Conniltant for the American As burgh atMl RIasingame, St. Louis. 4 ; land baseball game. Don Buddin. ol(l Johnson of Tro.v, N.H., also Tex., is the 43rd president of the Robinson. Brofiklyn, 3. We got to ride for us,'.’ 8.ATCRDAY In a first game that lasted four Skates speed skater in . Madison (jollege football in ihoat eectlons Tuesday nights. Seasoi sociation of Health. Physical Bld- Pitching ilm sod on 5 deei.-4ions) - whose play has been as erratic as Routine day at the office and in hours arid 52 minutes six minutes was turning in his best outdoor Square Garden in 1950. I Jia^become so important that you American Bowling (Jongrese. 6 0 As you may .know by nowj Lawrence. ('Inciiumti. - . l.O V r a chance sjiinnlhg wheel, nearly the afternoon for the second tlme\ shy of the A merit an Leggue nec-, effort of the year, a- 4:31.5 timing 7 ^ - -Pittsburgh. 7-2 .778; Newcor Swaps had put away his most -lost the game for\ Boston with a in winning the Wallbank Mile at 1] Brooklyn, 6-3. .667; Craig. Brookl>;;r and dangerous rival In tlw ..Saturday within 24 hours I was in New ' ord— and 1.5 innings, the So-x . Miretl. Rt Louts. 4- 2. 667 Z bad play In the ninth Inning. the Rotary meet in Keene., , feature, Mr. and Mrs. Traris M. Britain, Teachers College being nipped the Indians 5-4. (Cleveland )/ f Strikeout?. Kriend. riltsbiirgh. 49; WEDNESDAY my destination . , . Coach Hank earne back to win the- second 4-2 Lulsi and Johnson, who' finished ; Roliertit Phtladelphla, i 45; MlT.ell St. Kcrr’.s Bobby Brocato. before hit News on the progress of the Lit one-two in 4:23.3 in ibe National ; I 4OUIS, 44; Snahn. Mltwatikp^^. 35; lla d - ting the bepd into the .stretch. Majllhger’s fine TCC nine had an behind Early.'Wynn'a five-hitter. - dix. rhUnflelphia. 32. tle Leafpie baseball drive for funds other easy time beating Plymouth, ’ 'The Detroit-ksn.saa City twin Schoolboy- Indoor meet in 'N .ew Then he rolled on put to at least was passed along by Commii^sioner York last' winter, are headed for a three lengtlWj of open daylight. Mass., Teachers 9-1 with Leo / , bill! also ended in a split. A/ter Al Ernie t Dowd.. ’lire drive started Diana of Manchester once again Kaline, Ra.v Boone and'.'Oiarlle climatic duel June 9 in the New Fans who had bet hint at 35 Tuesday night and ends Friday. England High School Meet at IjCgion to P racliee »/ents to Uje dpllar eat bark tp handling the third' base coaching.^ Maxwell had homered ta spark the This sumriier 'there w-ill be '400 duties for the winners. Leo will Tigers to an 8-2 triumph. Art 'Brunswick,' Maine. - * A OPEN MEMORIAL .w'Atch their hero sweep in. They Both boys have their eyes on the TQiiijjhl' at N ebo youngsters in the program, either Join the Manchester school system Ditmar shut out.Detroit IJ.rG de- D| SATURDAY, MEN’S DIVISION had plunked $178,598 o l his nose. in the Little League or the Farm national record, which was lowered ItMt 16 Hoirfi Tournament .Suddenly up came Porterhouse' in September...Night home' with apiteCgi’ying up 10 hits to {-ive the League. There will he 24 teams,' 12 i my fa'mily holding the spotlight! Athlletrcs an even-break. Veteran Co an unofficial 4:19.2 last Friday ClaBfi A handicap) Stan Loginn Junior ba.seball team will with his rider. I.smael Valenzuela, by Ron Gregory o f Summer High 59-:i 57, Mike Karpuska going licavy with-the whip. Swaps, outfielder Enos Slaughter helped’ hold it.9 final practice'tonight At Ditmar to hts'fourth victory-with School in St. Louis. 63-3- 60; Class B Ken Gordort 6:30 at Mt.-. Nebo. All boys are with sbme'Tn yards to go, obvious 67-6— 61, Andv Thomas 69-8-- 61, ly Avas 'simply loafing along. a siijgle, double and triple. Luisi's time’ Saturday erased the urged ^to be preqfnt with high Week’s, Headtim Boxing Shows unofficial New England schoolboy lie; a a s s C Phil 86-23-- HukacW sefool 'player.s the only exception. mile record of 4 :21.$ set by Johnny 63. Sher Ferg:uson 74-10 84 and Goach Wally Fortin reporls-that Michigan SlatUs expIoSi|Ve half back pair of (Jlarence Peaks and Kelley Of New London. Conn., in a Cliff Bryaajt 78-14 -,64, tic. in ca."ie of rain the group \\1ll meet Joey Giardello F^ces Cotton, I x ' a c l c r s dual tnCeJ May . 13, 1950. ]/'/. 'at the same hour at thp East Side Walt Kawalc^'k averaged nearly six yards per.carrj' during 1955. ■The fastest mile by a Nej)- Eit|f- HUiiKKXn TOL'ItNAMENTS R cc.» ' —Batting (based on 29 at batsi land schoolboy under any coridi-t Women's DI%i)»lon Boardman in TV Bfjut Friday Alan Cole .366, Bobby Sweet .289, tioms is a 4:20.0 turned in by Carl ! 7 Flag* Tournament—Kay Giblin, Eddie' Wojcik .275. Joyce ■ of Boston jn ,an iinsanc- *53 BUICK ■:i'l , drive on 17th hole; Ida Biretta. '53 CHEVROLET ‘SI CHRYSL8R New York, ' May 28- ('A*)—JMy.>*year with two non-title \1ctorle.s Runs Cole 14/ Leo Cyr 9, tioned match race,in'Brookline , Bel Air 111 be seen important ricldriea. dancing will, follprt' and all \yt,>men pn televi.slon (Dumont) in some .Stolen base?: •• Coie„f!(, ,Cyr and ] moving to Lakeville. ' White nail '55 CHEVROLET tlfft's « BBW way to tertm outdoor IIvIr^ ortos. Potty-O-PcMiols are reminded to bring alohg a-cas- .sections of the country, Wojcik 4. • I ~ “ ----- ' Hre.a. $ 1 4 9 5 - 2i0 4-Door. PbwergUde, I Nino Valdes, the Jumbo-sized Pitching: Ronnie iSimmons 5-0, . R.\CE P<>STPO.NED '53 MERgURY fivo.you privacy NOW . . . no Wolfing for shrubbory to frow . . . aerole. ^ • radio, heater, tinted ^ass, Monterey Hardtop. Meico- Tij , t’ Jcver Willie Pastennq of New i Cuban heaVyweight, -tpkes on Ken 1.000; Cooper 4-1. .800. I Thompson, '.M'ay 28 i/Pi • The Chuck Hammer of Detroit Jin the first StrikeoUU-, Cooper 3.5, Sim.- Sport.* Car Club of America's first j matir. radio, heater, white BO sfeekbdo Ibdk. X , Orieaiu!l' anfl charging ‘49 FORD r :"'“ $1645 wall tires. Ivorr and Spie.scr of Lansing. MUh., clash , C h a^ tte. mon* 32. j race of the season wss postp.oned | ‘ Customlliie V-ll 4-Door. ' ■ .■ r' ^ ■ X ■ • for the third time Wednesday at 9 ' Arena Fnday , . Franz Earned run average — Cooper yesterday because of rain. :The | Radio, healer. Patty-0-Pane)s create a pleasjnR pattern of vertical slats the Municipal Auditorium in New ! S^uz'na, New^German import, will 0.97, Simmon.* 100. 1.50 rais u1ll race on Memorial [ I-aatroii« hlark. $ 2 9 5 y*'.*.,;: $1495 get bis test Thursday at Milwau '44 FORD interwoven with a horizontal iptrip. Each panel is about 4* Orleans. Pastrano won their first 1 Fielding • Wojcik ,990 i96-97i! ] Day oveq the I’ j-mile track here ! 2-Door. RIark. '.'R^lo, kee against Ernie Durando of Bay match, July 25, 1955 but they bat- J Hohenthal .990 i95-96i, Simmons ' 'Pie/raCe'is a serie.* of four to be heater. A lot. qf car high and 8’ long. They come backaged in compact bundles onne. Is. J. who opce knocked out .938 (15-161, Sweet t919 i34-37). j held here (hia season. '49 PON1IAC tied to a draw. Ja'n. 27; 1956. '50 CHEVROLET* 2-Door. lUdio, filler, . ; . complete with Grooved ^ i b i and Sturdy End posts. Pastrano, 20, has an unbeaten Charles Humez, the European middlew'eight champ. . . (jhlco riub Coupe. ftlO R reTl - ’ $150 nnlomatir string of 17 fights, including two /Radio, heater. llr J transmission. $ 1 9 5 Only $ ^ . 8 0 Prr section. By BEANS REARDON draws. He hasn’t lost since he Vejar and Art Aragon, have been 24 Veara In Natinmg Lragiie matched for a June 12 bout at ■ V-.' ’ . - dixipped a decision . to Halo M' i a d il la c Written for NE.-\ Service 'IS/ Hollywood. Calif. '50 C Scortlchlni, , Nov. 30. .1-953. The '51MERCURY 5lii|iflel. 6? 4-Door Medan. 'SfrOLDSMORILE X • ' i ' ■ ' .X ' - (}. The halier limUs toward liVbl fe*:*'. latest ring ratings list him No. base. He ilrop.s his bat and il hit.s^ 4-Ilohr. (Jverdrive, radio, Pouer seat, pouer. wln- De Luxe “M " 4-Door. Ily. Drivodown . . . cpniplo, fro* poking, Wo'll show you hew to lecofo 7 among the heavies. OLENN'ON WINS healer, Hhite wall douK.'While wall dramatir. radio, heater. the ball; knOckinp it aw'ay from Although Spieser is ranked with Poffy-O-Ponds for privacy fnd btMf dteerofivo offtef. Wo'R holp A lfilSR T '^H ISN A N T is an old hand at tuna fishing theicalchcr. He mkke.s' first.' but BODY tires. Light H^sVery .Mre little the light heavier (No. 3) be has Norwich,. Mey -. 28 (4’»—-Robert $ 6 4 5 ear for only ^ ^3 Tr 3 . wlio recently broke the Cat Cay Tournament record isn't he automaUcally out?. ambitions on the big title. .In hia gray. you docido on fbiUhinq in sfoln, point or varnish. iA. If the umpire fi/ls that It Glennon of New Haven-Municipal last start. April 11, C3mck stopped won the opening Connecticut S^ate r e p a ir with a whopping 746-pounder. For him—for men UM •tinliitenllnnal, then the ball la J6ey Bowan wJso went 10 with In 'play and the runner safe. It it Gqlf Assn. One Day Tournament . among men—Hiram WalkeT makes a whiskey among Pastrano last yeiar. yesterday in, a driving rain. He aise North Main Street was Intentional. In'tils'Judgment, The.-bout will be carried on net the bat,trr is'ont. had a four-over-par 73. Dr. Ted whiskies: . • i work radio and TV (ABC).. I.a:nczyk and Ed Creed, both of , V $3.89 $2-45 Q./tHow can a Vhib wake six V - Tel. MI 9*5253 hits in on inning without scoring Indian Hill, were tied foi; the-run-/ MORIARTY BROTHERS Larry Boardman, 20-year-old nerup spot with 78s. I a run? ' Sdfe at Home . lightweight from Marlborough. LINCOLN-MERCURY I Open. Daily 7 A. M. A.—The first thre«- batters >in- Cohn., makes hia Madison Square j . » IMPERLAL,• - * 4 . gle. Runners air pleked off se«md ' Joe GiniiWg, Kansas ciitv .Athletics’ catcher, is safe at home to 5 P. M. Induding V plate in aecdnil inning of twin bill operter with the Tigera at De Garden debut Friday against j ■'Dartmouth’s Lou Rovero gailisd 30G315 CENTER ST. r-TE L. Ml 3-5135 OPEN EVENINGS and third bases. The next two bat- Frankie R yff of New- York. It .will 1 108 yards against Harvard )ind Wednesday Afternoons VisiTHospUaiity Headquartera^Your Friendly Tavern harscsingle, refilling, the-bases. troit (May 27). Frank House, 'Tigers' catcher, tries to nab Ginsberg as he rolls away from the plate. Umpire Frank Ta- get the usuaP fadlo-TV 4NBC), 124, against Oomell In Ivy Laiifiis MORIARTY BROTHERS .and Snturday Until Noon* i/Thsii the riinner going -from first triaatment. v T •, games last atoson. He's a‘ left .'801-818 CENTER ST. • Ml ^188 MCNDCO WHISKtY ■ M K O O f • STIAIGHT.^HISKEV. 4 YEAIS OI MOK OLD • N)% GRAIN NEUTlM $ninTS tq aecohd b i ^ is hit by • batted bacchl makes safe sign, UeUoll won first gams'8-2. (AP Wire- HIRAM WAUH$.SONS|NC.,PEOIttA,llL Boardman roes |to fame this Imlfback. : photo), /'■ ' 1 - .1 ■ ’ . ri r •»- i J, f - V . '1 dl*K '•*' •:»
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N, " j r + MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., >^ONDAY, MAY 20, WSS PAGE SEVENTEEM V \ X, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.r^MONDAY, MAY 28. 1958 HtJp Wuito^Malt S6 Boeta end Accaenorlee 46 R60BU Wlthoat Board 59 Rouses For Sal* 72 Boosa*. For Bala 72 Saburban For Sal* PAQE SIXTEEN Doge—Blrttl-Pcta 41 J 5 -41. $l$00, FO tm HOOMS plus gang*. BOXER .PUPS—Threa outi VERY PLEASANT room, fo f gon- - ANDOVER. BOLTON Help Wanted-Fcmdlf 35 Help -Wanted— Male IS Uemon' at $72 Main St, Parking. Nice- condition. Suburban.. New. AntoMobUe*'tor Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY FAGALYimd SHORTEN Roofing—Siding. 18 pups. Regiatared, croppad, COVENTRY and VICINITY to.go. Fem-Woo4l Kannela. Scott-Atwater Dealera Ml. 8-4071.______. ranch' homes for "HvablMty.** Pick - r PRESS OPERATOR wanted. Five IMMEDIATE OCPUPANCY out, you lot ‘ and the houaa of RAT'S ROOFING CO., shingle and RockviUa TR. 5-7894. / Classified lees.isss, ises, isei caiEVRO. built up roofs, gutter and con- day week, benefite. Must apply in E N ^ E LATHE ROOM ANb BOARD for-; two your dreams. We ' will custom ASSISTANT MANAGER We also have a good selseUon ot ORIGINAL CAFE COD—Fully U C n , two doora, four door*, hat'd- WOO r-ntosf oQiamV ‘ ductor work, roof, chimney re :^rson. New Model Laundry, 78 . OPERATOR WANTED — Good hom ^ for Laundry Included. Five minute Designed tor happy, carefree Dultd it for you. from 312,800 up. modamtsed, 6 large roomi, fire- top «onverUblea. Soiht with lOOH AT TMATWAW MAia; P pairs. Ray ^ogenow. Ml. 8-2214, Summit St. < Full time for neW King's De* wa«ka old puppiaa. 584 StUh Hi used motors oa band. New and drive'from Manchester/Center. living, this delightful home Many Other homei of all kinds placet, double. garage, -1 acres, Pbworglldo, radios a n d . heaters. ViOMDtS Ray Jackkoh, MI. 3-8328. MI., s-st'ia. ■ / ' from $6,000 up. Call The Ells- Advertisement NSW'GUV, psrimsnt Store, shoe depart Rd. M j. 3-86M. . / la unmiatakably the best value excellent location. Aaking $21,500. interested All carry a written guarantee. For 9 0 th MI ViWfQEMS. used boaU, and a compleu Une ct worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, CLASSIFIED ADVT, , the very best in used Cars, see ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. X THE LONDON ment. Good opportunity fof.fd* MUST hAVK ABIUTY ’TO COLUES 4K C ' regiUiarttL Form PLEASANT BOOM one block from in the nicer home markqt. Liv / JUST .eiw« paints arid marine accessories. ing room 25* x 18', fireplace, MI. 3-6830, or Mrs. M eyer... MI. BOLTON STONE HOUSE—.7 Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales,' Alterations and additions. Ceil voncement. Apply to Mr. Rikf*' BBT UP AND OPBRATB rolae* " by ^ppias. Martin Main St. Separata entrance. Gen 8-5024. pfePT. HOURS ^ & LANCASHIRE tleman. Parltlng. MI. 3-4724. dining area, charming kitchen / rooms; custom built about 183$. 461 Main St. . v L ings. Workmanship gitarOnteed. A MONARCH ENOINB Ludd mry Ava., Rock- “ ' Visit our showrooms. 8-8 dally.- guest honae (now rentOd). extra enberg, SKoe Department,' fireplace. ’Three bedrooms, two FOR SALE—Four rooms, furnace, 8:15 A. M^ to 4:30 P. M. A. A. Dion, Inc., 388 Autumn INSURANCE vGROUP villa. large ^ r d . Out-of-atate owner eaya {BEFORE YOU BUT a used car Street. MI. 3-4860. . 'King's Department Store, Pifie \ l a t h e o r EQXnVALENT baths, recreation/iwom fire-,I firaploce, attached garage. $T,900. in a ROOM "to RENT for genUeman. reduce to $11,900,- see Gormoh Motor' Stoles. Buick at 20-22 Trinity St.. Hartford, (one St. and* Hartford Kd. FROM PRINTS AND MclNTOSH BOAT CO. place, screentM hreeteway, two Coventry PI. 2-7745. CtoPY CLOliNG TIME^ I Soles r;.'4md Service, 283 Mom Parking.. 84 'High St. g a u g e s -, d a y s h i f t . IJVi Vehicle* 42 car garage Large wellilTland- CUTE— 4 room house overlook- N ! Street. Ml. S-4371. Open evemiifs. Rdtofing and Chimneya IS*A M ock,from Conlon Highway!, has 82 OAK ST. • Ml. 8-$102 MAIN S'!—Immaculate seven room f o r CLASSIFIED ADVT. ROOM FOR RENT. Oonveolently scapsd lot. tog trout stream, outhulldlnga,- openings for High School gradu TYPIST—Rate clerk to work nights WE b u t c o w s , calves and beaf home; four large bedroome, MON. THRU FRI. ' WANT TO BUT \ CAR and hod FOR THE BEST In Bonded built located, one minute from Main acerage, private but near otorea ates Interested in poeitiona a*: folt time for trucking company. cattle. Also horses. Piala Bros. - baths. Excellent arrangement for GOOD St. Light housekeeping. Phene MI. and bus. Reduced to $6,300. i your credit turned down? Don't ‘ up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, Experience desired. MI. 8-3273. GRAY Tel. MI. $-7408. H. B. GRADY. Broker professional offices. T. -J. 10:30 A. M. I give up. see “ Honest" i pbuglos. 9-7858., 11- conductors and roof repalra coll RESEARCH and ■: Buildlnc Materiel* 47 MI 3-8009 - Crockatt, Realtor. Qffire MI. Many other new and older houses, 333 Mam, Not a finance company Coughlin. MI. 3-7707. Accounting Clerks SATURDAY 9 A. M. TOOL MAKERS ^ 3-^18. Realdencq MI. 8-7751. farms and cottages $2,500 and up. plan. DEVELOPMENT CO. ^ A L CALF and milking c«lw. 581 ROOFING — ^leclolizlng in repair owing. Clerks ^ ' AND'^DESIGNERS HiniArd Streat, Mrinchqtter ROOM for rent. MI New liatlnga always needed. rotm OOOTBItATlON WILL 5 / Vernon St. MI. 8-7148. BAdT CENTER BT;-SulUbls for I OWNER FOREIGN INTERNE ing roofs of aU^lclnds. Also new Comiitometcr Operaioi'S" “A Good Placri To Work" Bevsied Siding Hx8 (special) oCflca and homo. Tan rooms; BE APnUSCIATED It THAT Mit 8ML per M81S9JIO $10,850 TWO bedroom ranch, gs- JOB roofs. Gutteir work. Chimneys At Manchefter Memorial HospitoL]^' AMO CMAlNI Dictaphone Operators' * IN PRIVATE home, quiet ni steam beat, oil, flreplaca, two I cleaned, repaired, 36 years' ex- ' TURRET LATHE - Articlea For Sale 45 Tel-O-PoeU ...... sach 18.75 rags, amaaita drlva. tress, ran- batbrooms two-car gam gt, lorgri . WELLES .AGENCY T ien THE'! tH ItN O borhood,. large pleasant rt tral. Carlton W. Hutchins, Main St., Coventry—PI 2-6872 1953 CHEVROLET 4tDOOR 'POUND OUT peHence. ,Free estimates. Cell Keypunch Operators SET UP OPERATORS Lolly Cqlumhs—from--'- each 85.60 lot. Ample parking. Mortgages ar D ial M l 3>5121 BASOAlN, Howley, Manchester MI, 3-3861, WALLPAPER a]ieclal. Our sntire near bus Hne, reference!. MI. \ 8 «$ 3 , Ml. 8-|884. ME WA,400—THKEB ^droom ranch, num combination windows and carries a full Written guarantee. Moving—Trucking PRODUCTS. INC. >We need used mowers. Trsds Call us, we are-spaclalitte on trim, hot water heat, cermatc tile bath, and E. Realty. MI B-6297, MI tatting threads. At Tour Tarn view. . TECHNICIAN ydUfs now, - doora, large landscaped lot. with 3-4480. Shop, 60 Cottags St. Phone MI. It’s aa sharp as a new one, at Storage ' , 20 16.5 Adams St., Manrheste.r, Conn. doora, flooring and windows; large kitchen, atalnleiksateel sink, ' outalde fireplace, two car ga TWO R(X)M furnished apartment, formica counters, full m la r, >9* t-38M. ' Center Motor Soled, 481 Main, NA-nONAL LUMBER, INC. rage, Owner Ml 8-7406. A U ^ ^ A.'CHAMBERS CO. locOI OFFICE WORKER, knowledge of YOUNG MAN wanted for light fac Young main «xpari , PAINTING, paperhanging, floor delivered in truck load. Nussdorf ASPARAGUS, by thepoimd. Orders ASSOCIATES REALTOkS IF YOU WANT t(^eeU your home, LAR.SON'S DRIVING School. GARDENS PIDWED with John typist and good with figures. HILLIARD ST. (Third floor) STORE FOR RENT at 214 Spruce New 5 room ranch, $13,500. And Check Up. Deere tractor. MI. 9-2136. Banding and finishing. 0{d floors Srind and Stone Co. MI. 9-7408. takrin for freealng. Fern Gardens, St., sulteble for any type ot busi conUct Alice OlamMt, Realtor, Manchester's only trained and Working tondUions. good wag^ MANCHESTER . PHIL HALLIN 843 Mein St., Manchester. >G. 1954 Chevrolet Four Door refinished. Vernon Hutchins. Ml. etc.'Rockville, TR ., 6-3388 tor ap/ 179. Fern St. Ml. 8-7278. ness. M l, 9-2897. Many other listings available UP ■ MI. 9-9221 GAUDET > 1953 Wi!l.ys 6 Cyl. Six 'pasaebger station wagon. cerUfied Instructor. For your safe, CARE FOR those gutteia now. 9-2937. H<^ POINT de luxe puah button to $35,000. 8-4843. \ Pratt & 'poiptment. ' ’ ■A GOOD PLACE TO WORK" CHARLES LATHROP . Station Wagon Radio, hea'tlf'^r. powergllde, two ty We are trained to teach proper Avoid coatly repairs later. -MI. automatic electric range, bed RHUBARB FOR freealng STORE, SUITABLE^ for any type ly. ^U. 9-6073. PAINTING AND paperhongtng. XOUAUTY TOP SOIL room set, miacellaneoua. ' Reaacm .canning, 15 ppimt|s 11; rhubarb MI. 9-0384 WANTED—Tsiro, thraa or JEWELERS Fully equipped. A one owner ran tone brown. "Very clean, / 3-1.183. YOUNG WOMAN wanted for hand ot business. LocaUori,. on Hartford FRANCES k. WAGNER, EARL ROHAN - Repair or new work'k. First class for selling, moved. MI. 9-5183. i^ts, six for $1. O’Connor, 171 Rd. near McKee St. ..Rea-aopahle REALTOIV lly housa In Manchostar. No oapu- you gueaaed it previously owned MORLOCK'S —Mancheater's leadl rutting. Apply Kaklar Toy Co.^ \ FOR SALE f MI, S-74SS necessary. Writa Box 705 Main St. 1955 Mercur.v Four Door,X work at reasonable rates, Ray- Prompt delivery. Aak about Union St. MI. 8-5688. rent. MI. 8-0868 .any time. pancy n by a local achool teacher, r ing driving achpol. Professional Household Services Hilliard St. Phone i k -0 ’ H 57 Herald. Eight passenger station wagon. teaching—skilled. Vourteous in mond Fiske. Ml. 8-9237. ' ou ^ u a n tity prices. BOLTON LAKE Shores,- . three ' de \ Only 0295 Down SEWING MACHINE operators p o r c e l a in refrigerator for sale, BUSINESS o k office location. 474 or MI. 8^516 Radio, heater. Merc-o-matlc. structions. Insist on meeting yoi^r Offered 13-A TEK MI 8-6128 exper- in good condition, $25. MI. 3-8292. sirable building Iota, 50 x 94 each WOOD LAND wanted, located In - Blue. Like new. PAINTlNG-tlnterlor walls, ceil wanted. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., JANITOR, PART “nME, Fertilizers 50-A Main St./ ground floor, three instructor before Starting. Phone ings. Work done evenings. Tel. • • \______lenced. Ml., 8-7614. NEAR EAST CENTER—Immacu High, dry, near lake. Beach privi Mahehestar, Vamon, Oovantry or 1949 Willys 4-Cyl. Jeepsiter FLAT FINISH Holland window Hilliard St. SPEC3AL Aluminum extension lad,' rooms, now used for doctor's of leges. Reasonably priced for quick Automobiles for Sale 4 MI. 9-739A / . shades, made to measure. All MI. 9-5435 After 6 p.m. WELL ROTTED cow manure, by fice. lyd. 9-5229 . MI. 3-7444. late five roomi^ one floor. Ceramic Bolton. Olva location and prica. P, A popular little aporta car. Sharp 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air ------MAN PART TIME. Experienced in dera, $1.80 per ft. -Sherwln-tyil- •ale. MI. 8-9690. O. Box 587, Manchester. Convertible. Radio, heater, two z ; metal Venetian blinds at a new the. yard, any . amount, delivered ,tile bath, bot water heat, garaae, I860 PONTUC Catalina, radio, as a tack. - r Help Wanted— Male 36 aircraft sheet metal work. Apply liariia, 881 Main St.. Marichegter. anj^here. Call Leonard Glglio, ftrees, nice .yard, Carlton W. lone green with white wall low price. Keys made while ypu Private Instructions 281 Ward Machine Co. MI. 9-5119. IF READY to buy, aaU, axchanga heater, hydramatic, low mileage. 'Only 0125 Down Urea.-- A^orcycles— Bicycles 11 wait. Marlow's. Bolton. MI. 3-7083. / SuLuriwn For Rent 66 Hutchina, Realtor. MI. 8-5132 I MAN CAPABLE of doing heating FOUR BURNER Roper gaa^range, real asUfa, morqrafaa jurrangad Can b« purchased at low bank PAINTERS WANTED-Apply Clif two 9x12 rugs with pads. Call after 9-4894/ ' ■ Resort Property for Sale 74 rattS. McClure Pontiac, 373 Main FURNITURE repairing and refin- RADIO-ELECTRONICS -Television I and plumbing work. Apply Ander- consult Howard R. Haatinga Agen 1953 Plymouth Suburban BIc Yc LE REPAIRING, all types, ford Jarvis at Jarvis acres, Man 5 229 Woodbridge SUBURBAN FOR RENT cy, lya, 9.U07. (S. Si. MI. 8.4345. 1948 F'ord Station Wagon .English a specialty. Now open 9 lahing; antiques reatoretf. Furni Servicing. "I.«arn by Doing" at I son' and Johnson's Shop, rear COW MANURE. 810 load, dellv- THREE-BEDROOM ranch, COTTAGES FOR SALE—Andover. Very well preservedserved for Its Hu year3 Radio, heater, two tone green. "Connecticut's Oldest Electronics r Charter Oak Grocery. chester Green, just off Vernon St. ered. Tel. J^. 3-6972. years old. Completely 1 re- Bolton, Coventry—listings on cot 11.995. a.m. to 9 p.m.*'Maniiheater Cycle ture Repair Service, Talcottvllle. XONVERSr^ CJOVKNTRY-village Center * LlflnNOS -WANTED tomorrdwl STATION WAGONS—1884 Chevro- and runs well too.i). Shop, 166 'West Middle Tpke. MI. Ml. 3-7449. School". New. term starting soon. iecorated. Near bus, shopping, tages- and ' y a a'r-round. houses Enroll now for practical day or EXPERIENCED painters wanted. 9 x"l2 GREEN linojeum. used only SCHALLER HUMUS told by bag needed for cash- buyers. Pleaoe two-fanUy, Uuaa-famlly let. .1863-1862 Fords, oil metal, all Only 075 Down 9-2098. ' JR. V Tel. two months. MI. 3-756’7. 3 Room UnfurnishedApartment achl. Carlton W. Hutchins, Real- 1953 Chevrolet Club Co4ipe evening class. For free descrip Call ME. 3-7765 between * and 7. WANTED - Mason's helper. and bushel./Location, Corner Mc- . tor. MI. 9-8182, 9-4694. , call Welles Agency, Coventry. PI neaa property, Hava In Dies condition. Dougloa Motors, WEAVING of burns, moth holes MI. 9-3207.. 355.00 Per-^onth / buyara. Mcn^agaa a M M ^ . Radio, heater, powerglldk, two BIKES, CHAIN drive irlKeo,. and torn' clothing, hosiery runs, tive circular phone JA. S-S406, or Inquire 44 Bayberry Rd.' Glaaton- Nall and Wilbur Cross Highway. 2-6872. tone blue and Ivory. Only MI. 3-6432. / Suitable l^mtly of S / ' LARGE RANCH doss to new Pleaaa call Georgs L. 1950' Packard Conv. cycles, pedal cars, R^uHt, ^handbags repaired, zipper re write New England Technical In bui-y. 36 " STEAM r a d i a t o r , seven 16,680 mllea. MAN WANTED for Inside laundry Raait^, MI; 8-8878. 108 B«ny 1863 kASH RAMBLER, all ste^ painted like new for half the price, placement, umbrellas repaired, stitute of Conn., Inc.. 193 Trum PAINTINB AND sections. Ml. 3-5677 after 5 p:m. y Tol:^Pi2-a872 / school, I'k years old. AppipiXi- body. 10* Drive D, or call Ml. Club Coupe .work. Must apply In person. New mately two acres. Six large Suburban For Sale 75 Street." / ' , 48 Cider Mill Rd, Ml. 9-4695. men's shirt tiollara reversed and bull St., Hartford. Conn. ' WANTED Model Laundry,-73 Summit. S-4371, Immaculate In and out. Genuine 1953 Cadillac F o ^ Door BABYHOOD iCsmbination high Household Roods 51 rooma. Ceramic Ule bath, at tan leather. Radio, heater, over repti^ed. Marlow's Little Mend Men for our press room. First and PAPER HANDING Radio, heater, hydramatic, ing ^ p . ^ second shifts. chair, stroller and .car seat. Like Sumn|e^ Homes For/Reiit 67 tached garage. T. J. Crockett, BOLTON—Threa mllea from Man- TWO 1864 NASH Statesman autoa. drive. Electric windows, etc. TELEPHONE TOOLMAKERS NO MONEY DOWN!! cheatkr center, five •room ranch, power ateerihg. Maroon with Wanted -Autos— Bonds-—Stocks Complete insurance program and • -N newc MI. 9-2348. > Realtor. Office MI. 3-5418. Resi Used taxicabs. Both motors com Start Paying, Ip June fireplace, basement Carage Only 095 Down white wall urea. Motorcycles; 12 FORMICA- ctiunterB, cctam lc wail Mortgages 31 other employe benefits. Apply CXIVENTRY LAKE—Cottages for dence MI. 9-7781. B riljish^oU cje? A d d pletely overhauled. Inquire at and floor'tile. Let Us modernize M l 9.3m IRST CLASS ONLY 20'CU FT. UPRIGHT .freezer. WANTED rent. Ideal for children. Month or amesite drive, aluminum com Cab Office. 63 Purnell PI. . SPENCER binatlon.nylndows] Venetian blinds, 1952 Cadillac Coupe Dc Ville USED CARS WANTED- We are your bathrodm arid kitchen,, For $1,000 COSTS $22.25 monthly arid / Three years old. Very good condi Reliable, Honest Person seasoh preferred. Mrs. Harold To l^tect Queen NEW r a m b l f ;r s for Ra^, heater, hydramatic, always interested in buying clean free estimatesipm xtajil i MI.Ml 9-2635, The that's ail. Dial CH. 6-8897. FHA RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. tion. MI, 3-8769. TO TAKE OVER Hills. PI. 2-7606. / SO MUCH FOR large j tndscaped lot, trees. Not 1848 P L T M OUTH convertible ppwer steering. Dark blue with Tile Shop, Bucb'—cUond. ■* and G1 fianclng a apeclalty with CHAPEL ST. HK EST RATES UNPAID BALANCE develcq ment, <14^500. Owner., MI coupe. Motor ' in good condltioni IMMEDIATE DELIVERY cars for top cash prices. Try our / ■ < .white wall tires. Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, 2V REO TRIm Cl AWN power MONTHLY PAYMENTS SOUTTLE 3-5230. (^dnUnued trofri Page' One) Price $145. Solimene Inc., Dodge- famous cash' five minute buying RADIO-T.V. man iMth good theo BE EFITS (1) 1856 4-Dr. Custom Sedan. • service. Open 9-9 daily. Barlow 1 Lewis St., HarUord, Conn. mower. Snow plow available. Ex <21.16 .Wanted To Rent 68 7. Plymouth, 634 Center St.. MI- Building—Conthicting 14 retical and practical background rellent condition, -.j price. Tel. Six nxim Cape (1 unlifilshed) at ANDOVER. Main highway, five e Trooping of th# Color (rere- AWaeUn /t^52 Gi M. C..3-I Ton, • Motors, 435 Main St., Manchester. . , 4 COMPLETE •y'ouNfi COUPLE desire- unfur r $-8101. ' \ ' (2) 1956 Cv6as Coimtry Station Flck up truck, ready to go to ih electronics. Must have ability OVERTIME^HEDULE Mf. 3-58,25. ROOMS OF ..BRAND NEW 1$ Margaret Rd. in Mknehester, 3 and six room ranches, five years oiiy next Thursday at which the Wagons. BIDWELL HOME Imprrivement to express himself clearly and be nished four room apartment, rea or 4 bedrooma. Fult boaement. Oil old. Large coop. Property rented 1833 PONTIAC convertible, mist work, for only $69,t. Busine.HS Oppiirtuiiities 32 FURNITURE Queen will ride a horse for an hour o j w i m g s 6k Business, Services Offered 13 Co. Alterations, additions, ga interested in - training othVrs. Evening Appomtments Ll&ED FRIQIDAIRES. just right sonable. Call MI 8-3331. heat. Lovely lait^scaped yard. at present. Reasonable offer ac In the midst of a large crowd U green finish, dark green top.; rages. Re-siding specialists. Easy BOLTON LAKE—Group of five cot- foi\cottage use, all sizes.' Also X 1948 Bilick SiiRcr Permanent position. Excellent BIUND BEDROOM Short walk to ahopping, transporta cepted. Mortgage arranged. Seen worrying police. .HydromaUc, radio, heater, power NEW-WILLYS JEEPS FOR budget terras. MI. 9-6495 or T^. tages that must be. sold together MANCHESTE several good used washers. tion and Waddell School. Ix>w sell by appointment. Tel. Windsor, \ Four dtvor, Raitio. heater, im s BOOIfliEEI’ING SERVICE for any working conditions. Write giving LIVING ROOM Scotland Yard never discusses * . ateerlng, ConUnental spare' wheel, IMMEDIATE DEUVERY -'size business, reasonable rates. 6-9109. ' \ Excellent investment. Terrific po full details to Box B- Herald. Kemp'O/Inc. MI. 3-5680. IREE BEDROOM rent by couple ing price due tO owner’s transfer Is Cfonn. MU. 8-88I0 evenlngs.y Topi & '^.nearly new whiteivoll Urea. Many good. <195 full pnee. ^ 5-Pc. DINETTE FET 1th 3 children. MI. 8-7033. security arrangements, but it. Is (2)^4 Wheel D rivp Model CJ5 Office, 63 E, Center St. MI. 9-3512, \ tential. Relatively small cash re TOOL AND DESIGN, $12,200. y.A. or F.H.A. flnancfhg known that for the color trooping . ctM f quol^y-extroa. LoW mileage. GENERAL CARP|3«TRY-Altera- '^ ired . Asking <28,000; T. J ROUTE SALESMAN wanted, five ELE CTBlC'^A ZO RS.' sales and "Phllco” Elec. Refrigerator c x jv e h t r V LAKE room universal JeepB. 3,4941. "Caloric” Ckimhinalion 'R pnga/ available. ,.?. • Dip Mkers ■Jult trodM in on a later model tions, additions and new construc Crockett, Realtor. Office MI. day week, numerous benefits. ISO HARTFORD RD service,' Part)’aith and cutting heads ranch ju | t off lake, hnt. Ehc- patads many extra police have "Maytag" Washer ' Business Property For Sale 70 (been,summoned from.outlylng dis CadUtoci.. A car you would bo ' b X rlovv 'm o t o r s REFRIGERATION sales apd serv- tion. Dormers, porches, garages .3-5416, Residence MI. 9-7751, Must apply in person. Manchester q y .1 ,11 M.II. I I - 1, ■ ■■ I, ■ * ■ ^for all 'makes. Russell's Barber JARVIS REALTY, CO. celient fiiianidng. avi I. Asking '( 1 ( 4 Wheel i-Ton Pickup "Emerson" Television • tricts aqd that all aylJiable central proud to own at Center Motor' lie. Commercial, household, air and rooms finished at reasonable Coat. Apron, Towel Supply,, 73 ROUTE MAN for established laun- liop,\corner Oak' and Spruce Sts. 654 Oenter St. <9,500 but any r ~ e offer * 0auge'Maken Solea, 46i\Mom St. Truck.-/ 435 Main St., Manchester "Hoover” Vacuum MANCHESTER—Package store for frocke'U, Real London detectives will be min condilionei'S, fveezertt- A, and W. .prices. {Workmanship- _guaranteed. 'i. Helj|)sWantcd— femalb 35 Summit St. ' • ■~^)y and dry .cleaning route, pale with good lease, for deal'rable MI. 3-41J2; Evenings MI. 3-7M7 considered, T. J Refrigeration Co. MI, 9-1237. BU.T' Free esUmates.estimates. RobertRofu M. Alex • Salary and com'mlssion, numer FOftsSALE—85 gal. drumi, in good /.'{Mohawk" Axin. Ruga tor. -Office Ml. Residence gllng With the crowd. 1833 PLYMOUTH four door aedan. condtUpn. 32.50 each. For further ■:Sealy" Boxspring buyer. Write Box L. Herald. ALWAYS FINE CARS AT :9-31»6, Ml. 9-0055. ander. ‘ 5U. 9-7716. ous bepefits. Apply ' in person. HIGHLAND PARK—$17,900 ten MI, B-776t. * PrPCirion" Radio; heater, $330. ‘nirnpike New Model Laundry, 73 Summit inform ^on call the Herald, phone "Sealy" Mattress rooms, excellent condition Auto* Service, Witx Middle Tpke ■CEMENT AND STONE masonry, ; YOUNG ' \\^MAN WJ^NTED MI, 3-513 Linoleum. Tables. Cabinets. Pic C»VENTRY-/Ratoced > to <8.500 DeCORMlKR MOTOR PLOWING, harrowing and light BEFORE Ypu Bu.vwa St. Farms and Land For Sale 71 throughout, large- cabinet kitch Invite Tl)* Sun Machinists ,4. 'grading done evenings and week ‘ sidewalks, steps, Urraces. walisjv Newspaper brahch office in Man- tures. and a few, other items. ' en, ceramic tile bath, liying for quick Aale.'- Four! room cot \ 1853 PL'TMOUTH Croitbrdok sedan. SALES, Inc, outdoor fircplac6, also cement and Heater or Air Conditioner '-^ WANTED—Two all around machin Free Storage* '.Until Wanted. tsge, insulated, fireplace,, extra Radio, heater, good tires and runs 1948 PONTIAC— Two-door sedan, ends, MI-. 9-1558. " ’ ibester. General'\ lerical work. KEm”S'1^BYLAND FARM FOR SALE; 44 acres [tleaf room, dining room,, ^en. and . 24 Maple Street, Manchest'er radio, heater, hydramatic, power cinder block construction. Call MI. For Your Hoirif! See the ists for precieipn model shop Free Qellvery. ,, . land, eight room house Ih good iSundry. F IV e bedrobms up, lot. Near lake. One yeaii old. E * Sheet Metal real good. Full price $800. Will ac ELECTRICAL SERVlCB-r-Wiring, 9-6748. H o ^ , 8:30 - 5. "F ivV days per work. Apply W; E. Ciiksaa, The Free'Set Up by'Our Own'Reliable' and Realty,' Ml 9-6297-MI cept trade. MI. 8-6038 or- 132 brakes. This will make a good New WES'nNGHOUSE •condition. Pasture with running ' steam heat, large porch two ga secqnd automobile. No down pay- repairs, insulations, oil bul-ners. weekAW ork, Saturdays; , Pleasant Newton Co. 55 Elm St., Manches ; e v e r y ¥h in g Men. brook. Near residential section. 3-44$6. School St. ,, ' . _ V. BELLUCCI AND SON, mason rages; ameslle drive, acre of i ' ■ ■ ■- merit, as low as <3.7.5 a week. Mc . electric motors. Kenneth Lacoss, workingXconditiotis. V a ca ^ n . with Year Round Air Conditioned ter, MI- 3'SlOt- I - ; Phoni* Me Immediately PI. 2-6337 or PL 2-8197. land. M. Kenneth Ostrinsky, MI Mechanics Ele,ctnoiHn..sPI, 2-6388 rider 8. ■ obntractor. Brick arid atone ven FOR-'UHEl^Y Hartford CH. 7-0358 , 1952 FORD <4-ton panel truck, Clure Pontiac. 373 Main St, MI. pay. Recerit high school graduate 3;Si99. , 9-4643. eer, tireplace, chirnney, also con A 1 MECHANIC. Apply In person. After 7 P. M. CH. 6-4690 a t t e n t io n ’ ^ideal for store delivery. • plumber ANTIQUES Refinished. Repairing crete Work. MI. 9-5451, 318 Fern preferred. Apply '\^ Don Willis Qrsrage, 1 8 'Maip St;, MI. 3-5680 Demur* Parity Dosigrit! wEn|Jne - See It Day Or Night FAR;MS 'FOR SALE GLASTONBURY Custom. buHt / or electrician. Full price <375. 1954 EUICK Super Riviera, two- done on any furniture., Tteman, St. MI. 3-5042. _____ W ^stin^hoi^se Manchester. three bedroom ranch. Living room 1963 Hudson Super Jet four Can be seen ar 13 East Middle tone';S Radio, heater, low mileage, 189 South' Main St. Phone Ml. , HARTFORD GOURANT If j'ou have no means of transpor E a s t e r n Co n n e c t i c u t — with fireplace, delightful kitchen Tpke., pr call MIj 8-6039. 3-5643. SALE-33 lif% off on.lS() patte: tation. I'll send mj( auto for'you; AssemUers door, radio anij heater. List one owner. Asking <1,900'. Phone ' Aluminum Windows NORMAN lENTZ / lb .the Blue Ribbon collection boo! ExcepUopal buys dairy, poultry and spaclcoia dining area. Breete Ml 31-8108 aper 5 p.m. OFFICE Help Wanted— po obligation. , 0800, to you 0475. MI. 9-1454. .1953 PLYMOUTH-foUr door sedan. GARDENS plowed ridih rotary ' and Doors 14-A Shaft Matd Work/ We also handle texture paint. It farm", with or without st6ck. 2 way, garage, patio. Full baae- Jarvis Bldg., 806 Main St. -Male'of Female 37 makes old ceilings look like new. to .300 acres. Welles Agency, Cov ment. .Near golf course,-Lot 100 x i t Machine \ Good condition, 1600. MI 9-3047. plow, Flxcellerit VtoTl i jmlverizatloh Manchester ^_L-iB —E—R—T—’S obtained. PI. 2-T669. GUARANTEED against all haz 342 Adams St.^'Tel. .MI $-8966 Green Pamt and Wallpaper-Co., 43-4V AIJ,YN ST. HARTFORD entry Pt, 2-6872. , 315, $22,000. V.A. w F.H.A fi 1960..BUICI\ super four door dvna- ards. Aluminum' screens - and • * or MI 3 - i y s ,/ nancing. Madeline Smith, Realtor. 'L flow; <276. 18 Jordl St. . ne.xt to Man(Xieater Knitting Mills Operatois MOWEHs REPAIRED and sharp storm 'windows, as weli as cora- BILUNG CLERK. • Must be good PART AND full time help wanted. at the Green Open from 8 a.rti, a n t iq u e -FURNITURE, ailve?, Z MI. 9 1642. . z ; ; __ ' . _ T T ------No experience needed. Ckll 3-6924. X ened, All work guaranteed. Pick binatloh'screen'and storm doors. typist and good with figures. Good 9 p.m MI. 9-6300. glass, chma, ;and used furniture ! Houaes For Sale •'72 up, delivery. 113 Wells Call Cooghlin, MI. 3-7707. bought antKsold. Furniture Repair - MANCHESTER—Charming 6 room Auto Accessories—Tires '6 St. ’ kn. working conditions good w.agea, HELP WANTED- All eblfts. fyll * Furion 9-1702. MAGIe E. 0I1>GA8 combination service; Ml\a.-.449. 1 | GERARD ST -L arge four bedroom (?ape Cod. Ceramic tile ba^h, liv MALE ^ Septic Tanks "etc. Tel, Rockville TR. 5-3388 for and pari time. Apply Wigwqm ing room, fireplaea, bedroom'; din, Florists— Nurseries 15 appointment. > ' ' <■ "Slnee 1907 range. 34” wide.-CHean. <50. MI. colonial on a beautifully la'nd- \ ■■ Installation and Repair Car Burn Oil ? Egononiy over ASHES AND nibbish removed. 'B y Reid Sna'ck Bar, 532 East Middle Tpke, 9-3887 evenings, MI. 9-6868 days. MAPLE 4blNETTE table and six ing room, good klzed kitchen with Welders Specialist. It's Been; acaped coriler lot. New bath, lava plenty‘ Of <;abine\, apace, d,awn H E L P , haul, parts and tabor, $50. Lawn work, :.tr,pcs cut,- cella'fs , HOUSEWIVES need, extra m oney! Course’’ 3P Glenwood St. Irhairs: small rolling utility table, tory down, garage, large ' side cleaned. Papers and rags taken GERANIUMS, potted and for bed- I Start your owp profitable business lean m 9-0157. stairs. Two bedrooma upstairs. Guaranteed new, rebuilt eu(jines. | Situation Wanted— ' Ru sh r u g S xlO'. amtable for sun porch. Immediate occupancy, T;' ' Enclosed knotty., pine porch, * Machine ' ^ Sow ers Cleaned 8WB.V, dee, , Ml... 9-0f42. Call ding, at 93'summit St.-i ' . Servicing, an Avon territory near J. Crockett, Realtor. Office MI. AND INSTALLED $124.95. No money down., balance | evenings. '' . j — ■ ' , ' ^ I your hora.e. Call MI. 3-5195, Female I S i pbrch or .cottage. Reasonable. lERVEL REFRIGERATOR, 36 ” Breezeway and garage. Lot $5, x WANTED ANtlQUES, FURNITURE, COUECTION MI 3-6308. , ; ^hite gas range 2 years old. 3-5419. Residence Ml. ,9-77Sl. 20'moD.ihs. _ I GERANIUM plants, ageratum: pe- <60. Combination alumlnqm storm - Trainees ' APPLY 1 ^ C ellars D rained DOORS .OPENBO, keys -fitted, | lunlas, vi'tjcas also tomat'O, pep- WANTEb— Reliable, hi] Of the Late CHAUNCEV" E. MacF.ARI.AXE I "T WILI., CARE for school or Phone MI. 3-4668 after 6. windows. Many extras. FHA ap' 2543 copieU, vacuum cleaners, irons,: per. cabbage and egg ,.plants, , school child, my own homq. REO—Trim a lawn power mower. proved. 30 y ea r. m ortgage,-<3.200 COLE MOTORS/* . , girl, or woman to ba'lilj' ait after Noted Aiieliuneer and In fjile Years Owner ef the' I 90" CABINET SINK, in good con ^ NFW LISTING guns, etc.,; repaired. Shears, 1 Sna|Mlragoii, salvia .and aster noons, 'Vicinity Vof SjIVer Lane 9-9942. MI 9-7830. raali. Phone MI,' 3-1157 or Ml LYD ALtS FOULDS — MI. ^0980 PRIMITIVE ANTIQUE SHOP In WII.I.l.MANTIC. CONN. dition. Ideal for cottage. Priced Tow n andicountry knives, mowers, et«i.. put into co n .: plants. Krarise Greenhouse 821 Homes afler\-7 p.m^ ' = ' Beautiful six room Colonial. , 3-6.515, .Frances K. Wagner. Roal . . «).S :PAkKER-8YU^^,.. ditlon for coming needs. Braith-! Hartford Rd. MI. 9-7700. right for quick sale. Apply John- tor.' •' ■ <' PENNSYLVANIA ' Employment .4gdncie.s 40 RHEEM 66 gallon electric water ' son It Little, 10 Wadsworth St. Lavatory, full 'bath, ’ t'hiee '. f . S E E -,,. waite, 52 Pearl Street. I ------,------i-i------, * , . ■ PART AND full time help wint4:d Sde At LEGION HALL, Manchester. Conn.' heater. Excellent condition.-- Ml- ■ large bedrooms, fireplace,-corri- Drainage C o ., TIRES for luncheonette work. Must be REDUCED ,^>m.|TOM FLAHERTY - On I-eona'rd Rtli riff Main Sf., Opposite State .Armory. information 9-7963. 195.5 BENDIX automatic washer. bination windows and dnora. JUNK DPALER buyiiig ' " j GEHANIU.MS FOR Memorial Day ■ (txpei'ienced. Arthur Drug, 942 JOB — High pa y.' Phoh* Ml 9-4143 All trades, The Islands. $6. Amer Squeezes, no- spinning. Ideal for screened porch, plastered FOR QUICK SALE trifetime (lUarantrr rags, bii(l'"Juhkmeii'shii(l'"Junkmen's ljunk,tjunk. WilWill: at ddermapn's. 504 Parker St. Main St. ; 600 X IS — <12.9.'i'* 1 pick up after 3 p.m. Call Rockvill Memorid Day, Wed., May 30, 19S6 at 10 A.M. ica. U.S.A. Companies pay over- second floor; Excellent condition. walla; Kill Insulation, hot water' Two year old 3 be.droqm ranch featuring 24' living riiom wflh ma- { 670 XJ5 — <14.70- TR. 5-7?:tl; INSPEirriON AFTER 8 .A..M. OX'SAI.E b.AY OXI.V Seas fare if hired Write Section . 25 ECLIPSE riding mower ace- MI. 3-6733. oil heat, cast iron recesaed 7J0XI5 — <16.93- 6H. National 1020 Broad. Newark, lylene ( ulting welding ton h, two radiators, city utilities. Owner hogany paneled ftreplare wall and 1 I. HlLLS^^'i'ELEVISION Service; I Sale hy Order of the .MacFarlane Famll.v N.-t J. - “ ' • ton Caterpillar tractor, with gang FURNITUIJ.H ITEMS, suila'ble for .transferred. Priced for 'quick, oversized" kitchen with sepaiate | New Trends Available at art times. Philco fac-1 plow, 9.54 Center St., next to Me- cottage or recreation room. In sale. , dinette area. 'O ra'm ic tiled bath. | ACCOUNTING CLERK (too X 18 < 7.9.V Partial ■ l-isl: Queen Aniir Kliii Top Uichbov In Chei ry. Vei-v Ray's Drive In after .5 p.m quire 68 Oak St. MI. 9-0014. _,),c " - Full basement with HWO heat. Lot.] , . t: - ABLE TO TYPE -i- MALE or FEMALE ' tory supervised service. Tel. Ml. * 870 X 15 — , < 8:9'.t* ■ 9-9698. . i Fine.Maple 6*Drawer Tall Chest with Qgee Feet. Cheir.V Top ' Dors—B irds— Pets 41 110' X 162'-, One block to Burkley* 710 X 15 — < 9.85- Snake Foot Tip Table. Cherry 4 Drawer Chest i.36'in,i, Earl.v FOR SALE Universal rang e,' CIIARLKS 'LKSPERANCK Schooj. id lin g for only <15.900. electric, APARTMENT SIZE gaa stovq. A-1 POWER .AND hand mowers aharpa Pine .3 Drawer Blanket Chest, Cherry Pembroke Table. Maple PORTERFIELD’S PET SUPPLY^ combination- oil and MI \9-7820 V.A. mortgage available with only GRINPERS •tkichopge cned. Air-cooled engiriss” repaired. and Cherry Drop Leaf Tahir." Mapnganv C-rved I>>g Drop I-eaf now located at Route 5 and Chapel white enamel. Phone .Mitchell condition |40; MI, 3-8446. <800 down. Excellent F.H.A. financ No down pa.vmcnt. Trims 3-5572. Pick up and delivery. All work MALE HELP ■rable. Sheraton Mahogany Cant Table,* Mahogany Rope I.eg ■Rd.. South Windsor, next to East -L ing also available. Call on this -8366 EIGHT PIECE dining room set, in to suit vou. guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. Card Table, Pine Hutch Ciinboaid, Puif- Case Tall Clock With Hartford Drive-In Theater. Open CAPE COD—Six completed rooms, TODAY. IMS LATHE OPERATORS BUDGET CENTER daily 9-5, Tuesday, Thlirsday and OOOD SEHEC^ION used furniture good condition. Reasonable. Ideal aluminum windows and doors, at 273 Adonis. Phone MI. 9,3120, Brass Works (Iritsresling hislpiyJ. Cherry Base for Chest-on- for coltage. MI. 9-4928. .lARVl.S r e a l t y CO. 91 .CENTipR ST. 3-8979. Chest (top 19 in. x 4 1 ', in.t. Iiarge Pihe Blanket Chest,Unusual Fnday nights 7 . 8 p.m. Man-, rome refinished New desks and tached. garage, oil heat, large lot. . V- ______-I - Chester customers can call JA. bookcases, unfinished, box springs A real buy at <15.900.. A: R. Wilkie - 654 Center St A sl.yle you'll just about live in |r ‘ V TOOLMAKERS- Apothecary Cabinet. 6 I.eg Curly .Maple Drop Leaf 'I'able, 2 all summ'er^princeas-llned sqn- WEBBfe TV - <2.50 per call. An 8-3391 and we will b^ing order <21.9.5; rebuilt mattresseimattresses <12.95 Musical Instruments 5-1 and Co:: Ml 9-4389. MI. S-fll?,’ * Kveninga Ml. 3-7847 Small Empire Sofas, Mahogahy Wash Stand. Flax Wheel, What- dresa that Is pencil-slim, plus a tenna installations, U.H.F. con boms with oa at 5 p.m. to 68 In <188.95: so'me antique;ntiques ' and AN T E D Not; Small Victorian w v e Seat, Early Wooden Bicycle.. Many knlck- knacks. ll.aBlanc Fi'urhlture WHY PATj MORE? Accordions 82 WEST CENTER ST. -^Three LAKfcWOOD’ (n R C l.E -7 year old tiny collared bolero. MACHINISTS Read Herald Advd« versions, new sets. All work guar l • ' ■ Fi,ne Chsirs-rSet of 4 ^praiori 11 arm. Rush Seats. Old p eioia- Spruce St; Colonial, .with, attached breeze anteed. 5H, 9-8801. Hospitalt a l , corner South Street Sir and 3159.50, full size, new, complete family, two, furiiaces, automatic No! 8366 with Patt-O-Raina In tionl. Set of 4 EMank Seat-Windsors. Set of 4 Wood Seat Hilth- Vernonn avemie, Roi-kvillrkyille, TR. hoi water, wired for electric way and garage. Four bedrooms Pattern So. 2543 coni Uns hot- cluded Is Ih sizes, 11. ‘T2, i3, 14. MANCHESTER PET Center for all ^ with case and one year guarantee, iron transfer’ for 4 designs;'roS- JIG BORE OPERATORS , cocka. Set of 6 Windsor Arrowbacks, Set. of 6 Cane ,Seat Hitch- your pets and pet supplies. S, It j 5-2174. Open 9 to 9, Saturdays un criieaten Accordion Co., 91 union itove. MI. 9-5229 or M L »-4498.' and deii. l*i baths. Dishwasher. 16, 18. Size 1J2,'dress, 4,7-8 yards -V FROGRESSIVE and GROU'ING CO.NCERN No Experience Necessary ■ cocks, 6 Curly Maple Gane .Sent ('hnlis. Mushroom Armchair, H, Green Stamps. Open 9 to $; til 8. t ' ' ■ St. MI. 3-5709. 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• . « / MONDAY^ MAY 28, ^9N PAGE EIGHTEEN /- ATaragt Daily Net, Press Ron lBattcl|pHlgr lEpgwing Per the Week RmM Tha Weather May n , 198« PerecMt of D. 8. Weather Boreaa Miss EUacn Johnscn, daughter wa gladly recalvad tha baaaflta. Meetly not' eo cool tenight. ‘ W e A r e l o r « ’ of Mr. and Mfa Chanies C. John Awarded Scholamliipn t o Yato Bacausa Wt ara dakfora to human 12,083 Lew 48-89^ Wedneeday rhuiee ef About Town* son, IB S. Hawthorne St.,, Is among ity, we Jhave a reaponsibilRy fo Member af the Aartt- add to the credit aide too. We ■hawen late la afternoon or eve the 390 candidates for the Bache T t i p i S e r m o n BiltiMa st OlfCMiatloii e lor of Arts degree from Wellesley ! 'X'- .. , aaic with Jesus, ‘Father save me, ning. High near 70.- h i m Eliwbeth Boyce, 53 Laurel I^Vs .W e iin e rt fmm this hour?’ And give h(a an n RR ROUMJ RIR CONDHIONiNi; M an chester^ A City o f f^iUoge CharrH .■ \ St., w-lltrtU for Europe abort’d the College at Its-78th annual 'com-' B : mencement exercises next Monday, | swer. 'No. But for this cause came Queen EUaabelh Wednesday. She I to this hour.' Each'of us la ex- ’ win visit relaUvea In, Pbrtadown, ' June 4. Miss Johiulqn. who graa^! “Eyery one of us Is debtor NO EFFORT IS SPARED I uated from high scnsol in Falls pected to do hts part in our civic VOL. LXXV, NO. 204 , (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. MAY $». 1956 (CUm HM AdreHlilag aa Page 14) Ireland, for two weeks. * a f t e r othgfs for whatever he hes life. In oiir social life and in our ; TO PROVIDE THE BEST •V. P R I C ^ ' n V E CENTS which she Will proceed to Englaod Church. Vs., has m ajo^ in Eng- knowledge and appreciation I lish a t Wellesley. religious life. We had nothing to ‘ IN FUNERAL SERVICE where she will join a tour \isltJnB life. By his freely assuming do with creating the Chrtstlan at 13 othef countries. She -will return sponslbilities In hts world, through mosphere which brought us. to Kvery delall of-service lg'modem and eom* ~r ! The High Lesipie will meet to- to this country In .September. working and wltJie'sslng. he be- Jea,rs chr*"*- we are immeaa- plete. ' ] morrow st 7 p.m. at the Covenant ,tomes a bit .njort of s creditor,’ urably beneflted by that fact and ' congregational Church. No aervlce, The W a l t i t e r LeaRue, Yoiini: said the Rev. John R. Neubert in need ‘.to Witness and live for Him. William P. Quifh I will be held Wednesday. Memorial' presrhing at the nldming service expected to serve Christ People’s Society of, Zion Church, ' Day: ' . Raymoqd T. Qultb will have an outinf at Nonotuck -<48unday si the Com»nunlty Baptist api-ead His message abroad. Paul^ MBree Church. ^ Fram the low point of view’, this Piu-k. Easthamptoh. Mass., Memo Robert C. Andrews of Ibis town 9itorR h*ve trl^d to explain creasing specinlization.. we cannot I Six tVirlers frprti the .Manches awa>‘ the Action of -the king Ip uv* assuming., no burdens except DON'T ter High. School-majorettes won , Mndemnlng the substitute guest, those which lit In with our conven- 2 25 MAIN ST. first prise In competition in. the StlU pieaty of wear left^ lit But Jesus uoed the feeling of the tence.. We cannot specialize In tak- senior division at Mountain Park. injusllce by the king to jnj. He who refuses to do his Of Four ahoea when broufht kere for I H o 1 y o k e. Mass:, yesterday. The expert repairing. sharpness to His teaching, pai^ shall And himself cast Into ' participants'were co-captains Con-: :Though the man was a reluctant miter darkness. But he who’ re- WORK DUNE WHILE nie Lamciuresux and Nancy Sloan.; Barry R. iSrbalIrr Davjd Tooney TOD WAIT psrtlelpant In the wedding party, 7ponds to the needs of the hour Pammella Shorts. Theresa Mar-1 li'* ‘T ^I'all rpjolce In the feast of life," ------J| tin. Beverly Plouff'and June Bar Barry R. Si halier and David sctlvlties and In activities st SI. king and the other- to com'- or :■<. Neubert. rett. The group raptured a trophy Tr.r.mcv tun of the Inn atiidcnta Mary s' Episcopsl Church. «rtv dteaaed, to add his part to fhe Arabs C o ld I‘Dear Mommy, SAM f ULYiS ' and each received medals. i Toonicy, two of the top atudents .^iimey, also 17, Is th«< son of harmony of the feast. From the / SHOE REPAIRLNa at .Manchester High School, have ^ Francis Tobmey • >h"’ PoInt of view, having a re- Plastic Aids o r THE BETTER K1>1> The Ladies, of St. Maurice. Bol been awarded scholarships to Yale , ipf 23 Lyndale St. He' has b e e n *P®"*lbijlty for the success of the FRESH CANDY T . IS Staple SL—Acrosa Vrom ton, will hold a rummage sale at | tllliyfially by the Yale Club of i-iinking scrond' ln the'^aenlor class *17alr is injustice. Frorh/t|ie high To Further Accused of first Natip|pf|rarklng'Lot i the Army and Navy Club. Man Hartford. Both have been accept-' of more than 300 students. He is s P**!.!}}. view;. It is opportunity Whitman. SchraRt. P. R 8. ^ Grand Rapids. Mich.. May chester, Thursday, May 31, at 10 ed for admis.sion to Yale In the jetterm an in aoccep'. and has been "VVe are bom lnW’’this world . Caady Cupboard ^ \ 29 (ly^-Postm aster H. Wayne a.m. Mrs. Donald Tedford Is chair-: class of 1960. /active In dramatics. He la sports " ‘“’“"t consent ly'deaiie.'' the To Better Living Use of Dag Parker still hasn't locatedile< man and the .proceeds will be used The local,,pali ate among sev''■Ob editor of the High School World. nitnlalcr conllnueiT ‘Me hathad no ^Arthur Drus StorN j* "Mickey,'' who* wrote touch- ‘Terrorism’ for the building fund of the new boys from Greater Hartford Vho The youth vice president of conditions mg letter to "Mommy, Care of St.’ Maurice Church. lecelved the awards, announced under which vyi were raised. Yel /Out], Heaven.” but stacks of the National finnor Society chap- United Nktions, N. Y„ May I Momow, Miy 2?_ (/F)—The" 1 . Satui'day b.y pharles L. Mlljer Jr., ler, 29 (iP)—An., Ai’ab chill set / nisil and a t least one 125 NOTICE H ie annual m eeting of- the accretary of the club’s ai Warship 2 by University check are waiting. / formeir prime ihinisteT of ToOmey tS- also secretary of the .Manchester Council of Churches committee. / tled today around Britain’s Mickey’s unstampM letter’ Azerbaijan and three other FROMJUNE 1 French CUib and a member of Var proposal that Secretavy Gen found ita way to Parker's desk will be held this evening at 6:30 Schallil'r. 17, is the.lion of Mr. sity, "M '/and Current Affairs Club. Itop officials of,that CTaucasian UNTIL LABOR DAY St the South Methodist Church. and J^s. Rdi'ihond T. Scliallei of PROTECT CHAISE LOUNGES and GLIDERS WITH eral Dag Hammargkjold con May 17. News reports of the Winners of the scholarships were letter touche.d of! a flood of RejRjb'Iic havii been executed SATURDAY OFFICE. 218 P a rk e r St. He;has been bci rsnk- selected after personal Interviews tinue to work for peace be Mancnnrter Assembly. No! . 1.1. Ing' fourth In hia-rtass an$t is presi- answering mail. A check for l^son and counter-revo^ HOURS Order of Rainbow for Girls, will jpnl of the NaUbnai Honor Socie ayiU fn clo.se cooperation with Unl^ le t’s make a date, soon! tween Israel and itk^ Arab came for "Mickey” yesterday lutionai^ activity, it was dis 10 A. M. to 12 Noon meet this evbqing at 7:30 in th^ ty chapter. 1^ has earned letters verllty authorltica'who control ad neighbors. froth a banker in Elniore City,. missions. In eaph case, the winners/ Vinyl Plastic Covers 1.98 closed totujL Daily Office Hours Masonic Temple .for a brief busi in Soccer ancrtrack. Ml -7-A >y— The 11-nation Security. Council •Okie..,who said: "This little The foui" of^tala, wera accused ness meeting. AP-8:13. Miss Val i Schallcr iii also prcaldfut of Jhc ^l.so revcive aid from the llntversl^ wa* to open debate on the British girl must not lose her fsitlv” . . As Usual and are Included in arrangem^ts Heavy gauge green pique pla.'«tie, rainproof and du^t- of b4lng 'accomplices of former erie Boehm, the new worthy ad Senior Hi-Y, and the French 11/ .. A resolution this aftbrnOon in it* •‘Mickey’s” • letter bore- no Soviet police boss Layrenty Berta. J. A. SEGAL, M.D. visor, and her asaocl^ pffleers, Club, He- is a mbinber of the stal for bursarv jobs at kchool. , proof. , ji«m«4Whlt8i». arid Lebanon. to help me be good so'I ran publicly in Baku between April 12 •ScliStler l\as been active In ath W. Goodrich, chairman'of the club These quieted down lariieiii bor cofne to' heaven by you. Love, and April 26, waa Identlfled as letics And-other extea-ciirrlciitsr scholarship oommitlee. der warfare which had built up In your baby girl, MIrkey.” M. D. Begirov, former secretary vidlence throughout the late of the Azerbaijan Communist Winter. f ty and chairman ’ ' of the OouncIToC «i«t tHAiR ^nterLea^ding Senate Neor^ Vote Arab delegatioris conferred last Minister*Ministi of the Aabrbaijih Re- MIGM •• iGW OUR ‘'StORE-fb-YOUR DOOR’’ night at the- Eg}^tian' headquar Florida Voters iMJbUc. out Lett Ofliusi ¥)* . ¥ Jri• If ters on the British proposal, which Mir Dahafar Bagirov was mads w\- calls for Hammarskjold to "con- an alternate member of the Presi Fitted Plastic ' Unue his good offices with the Voting Today dium of th* Communist -Party of Delivery Service In Italy Voting On Big MOOds B lit parties, and to report to the Se the Soviet Union in March 1953 curity 'Council as apjpropriate.V Immediately after Stalin's death. •/ iVfltjy^R Newest Submarine Launched But Bagirov, lon'g considered in Rome, May 29 (Ah—Italy's mod . Agreo to Hear Plan *■ On Adlai, Est^ • ' I The USB Darter, the Navy's newaat dlOMl-powered submarine the Sovtot Union to be a eloae col- JUST CALL Ml 9^7961 Furniture Covers erate O nter parties held a atrong i Washington, May .29 (/P):-^The Senate reac)ies the Voting ."'eii-informed aource* said the hits the water aa it waa launched at tha Electric Boat yard of laboratbr of Beria, fel) a few lead today in returns from the na stage today on the mammoth highway construction bilTwhich i ^'^?^‘**’*f*‘** sifreed to hear By THE ASM ^ATEW PREHH General Dynamics Corn., in Groton, Conn., May 2B. Mrs. George weeka after Berta hlmaelf waa ar Your-Furs Prefer A CHAIRS ,2.98 ' . tionwide provincial elections but would inaugurate the b ig p t'i^ a c etim e public works pro- Irttisrp°i2n iJfSre urtn'g The political feuding m Florida's L. Ruesell, wife of Vice Admiral Rueeell chrtitaned tha veaael. rested. . Specials (AP Wirephoto), ' - Guilty s i Bureouerary a L,eftiat surge Iti late reports gram in the nations history. Majority leader Lyndon B. public position. Tfie sources said* - Democratic presidential primary Goldon W tddin^...... $4.50 Full Qt. from northern industrial centers Johnson (D. Tex) again called WSj.--- r —. ' ' ' ■ ------the Arabs Wl'ould not respond until f'nslly ended, and the voters took 1p'»; On July 18, 1858, Moaoow Radio DIVANS 4.98 cut into the Centrist total in mu- colleag\ie» into se.ssion two hours’ ^ the next meeting of the council, over today to decide the winner - announeqd that he had been dis Viilo9« Privott Stock 85 Proof missed as premier of Azerbaijan. Cooly, . Climate . t .ntcipal races. early under ap agreement to limit n ¥ svnrh1*ghe probably on Thursday. Adlai E, Stevenson or Eistea 4-5-6 Yoors...... $3.40 Per Fifth Almost half the vote cast Sun debate. This was expected to bring A l.U S O l« A S U tF t I^ e li delegates would not com- Tha public announcement of hia re- Made of heav.v 4 gauge.fir^itfone velon, clear, with .«eams ; day and Monday for provincial pas.sage of the bill by afternoon or 1-T 1 mpht on the British pisn; Kefauver. iW a l M that rtma did riot coniMet Old English Gin 90 Proof...... $3.03 Per Fifth heat .scaled for extra strength. council members had been tabu / But Informal remarks of the (>n 'r'adio ap8 television, the him with Berta—but simply said Fori The Summer.... lated sutd 27.77 per cent of th a There waa no question that, the j H -lU t L *5* S ^ C K S vendetta betwisen the former Il he had been guilty of groas bu Rurgundy and Zinfondoll Pie Rrond . . 69c FuH Qt. Arab delegates showed which way reaucracy. Lighter Weight Dupont Plastic Throw* Chvers . ballots Tor 'city and fbwm councils. measure would be passedand ^ COT * ^ • the Arab winds wert'lilowiag. linois goventhr 'and the Tenntsse* AND THAT MEANS JUST ONE Stalin prisewinnbr Pietro -Senator ran • lear through elecDon Before . he became Asefbaijan Hgliahd loor-Alo 24 lettios ...... $2.76 Cost CHAIRS $1.00 DIVANS $1.98, sent to a conference with the I ^¥«a¥¥ ln V l¥ * l¥ li Ahmed Shukairy. who aaMdu- Uncertain fo r ’$ 6 premier , Bartniv had bean for , . \ - ' Nrtwi'a Conununtrt-allied Soclal- House to work out a comprbmjae ’ *11 V llC lll' eve. Hampden Rig $ix 6 Q u arts...... $2.00 PLACE~OUR FUR STORAGE VAULT iata polled hMTjly in Milan, Genoa -for SyriB./callcd the British raso^ Ai ; (DRAPERY DEPARTMENT) ' | version. ■' • / hition "tolklly unacceptable.” U And now', wdth- tlie candidates and other large cities. The Left Aa passed by the House, thq' b ill; W ashington, May 29 Moa- i n dthe : battling shifting westward In our scientific cold storage vault, furs are protei-^ed ists' total vote id: the munieipali- Another Syrian, Rafik Asha, ob- Washington. May 29 (AV-The«fer*d liberal conditions.'If ba the Caspian Sea which haa as ita calla for 851'j billion in federal-. cow has ignored a broga hint.'from jeeted specifically to the wording to California, Florida voters were Fitxgordd toer. lig 16-ok., King $izt 6 for 99c ft1»m h eat, moths, moisture, . . insured against Ure and ties so far w‘as alightl>^^ atate road construction over a 13- balloting today on their preference administration moved today to put should ltml( partlelpatten this yamr capltad the oil motrapolia of 9ahu. theft. N showings both in the 1953 national year period Washington that| i would >tlel- of several sections of the proposal. the new farm law into effect, but to-land intended for cotton, wheat, where Boris attahded school In hu Coat or Dress These. included; betw-een Kefativer and Stevenson youth befor* the revolution, MANY M'ORi; SPKCIAI.S FKO.M OUR I.ARGI': KTOCK election and the 1951-62 local, vot- ^He measure before the Senate <^omp an Invitatl 1 to the Joint and how to divide 28 vot.-a at the it may be days before farmers will peanuts, rice, tobacim and corn but Picture above is Manchester Carpet Center’s "Carpet Furs Stored at Iff of Valuation 1. A section citing a need to know what benefits they can ew- not yet planted, the participation, The indictment as publlahed In *“8' , .. ,, ; would authorize .37 billions in fed-■ *^*^* °^ iLBii jia visit Russia. create conditions for "a peaceful Democratic National Convention th* Baku newspaper aajd Bagirov Wagon” that bring “our store to your door." Mere’s the JHinimum Charge 83.00 .in the provincial j-aces thet Cen- - I eral-state butlavs. It ■provlcTe* for ,I The Russia^ slid send a formal next Augiist. ^ pect'from it thia year. w’ould be limited and the total Bag ter coalition settlement on a mutually accept- Prasident'pisenhbwer algned Ihej payments small, and hla accompllcea were guilty ef quick and convenient way to: select carpetinjr-, for alj VILLAGE PACKAGE STORE ' \ ' - Untrimmed Cloth 'Coals - ‘ , . dominated Xv Pre-1 program to develop > invitation to ofte of the Joint OOP Vote Just Formalily treason, of using improper methods mier Antonio Segnl's Chiefs, Air Force.Gen. Nathan E. maaaiire late yesterday, saylhg | But ahould he permit farmer* your rooms—without stirring out of your. home. Car^ 17* M i d d l e TURNPiKE \vE.*it tC le. ML 9-7961 X S50 Value:—$1.30 cm naiian 40,000-mlle interstate system (OoaUaiucd on Page Four) Fo the Republicans, it Was Juat of polica investigation, of seating Heavy, vinyl plastic bag holds up to Democrats held a lead, of more equipped to . handle up-t'o-dat|e Twrihing,' to iittend Sovirt aviation that It hka ahortcomlnga but that | t,y plow up a part of th* land pets and carpeting,are our sole business. Prices- Are a.i Fui'Trimmed Cloth Coals ^ than a million votes over the ex- a formality of adding 26 more dele the etato aecurtty organs against 8 garments. Pi’btecta thcnyJfTom traffic\ Spending for the other day ceremonies in Moscow on June gates to „ Imesident' Eisenhow’er’a '*^''•.*'**8** outweighed its : planted to those crops—aa he has the government and tha Commu- low as you’ll find ANYWHERE—and you can buy on $73.00 Value-i-$2.00 moths, and rilist. Fill! length zip- treme Left and Right combined. three hlderal aid *ystem*-;-prl- 24. Announcing: receipt of Uie4n- co'iectlon-a coilectibn al^ady provlalOns. .-/j authority to do .the participation nlat party, and of counter-revolu- budget terms. Next lipiie you’re thinking of carpets^ In the municipal voting, the mary, fa.rm-to-market, and urban vitation last night, the Air Force' Thus ended more than year of' could be reUyvaly large and the tlonaiy activity. ' ' pers and iS” gii.sset.. . Center’s total 'vvas 300.000 ahead Greece’s'' more than big enough to .i> jitTnate think .of Us. Just pick, up your telephone' and ask for. -would "be authorized only five -iMtd it is under consideration. him for a second term at tlje Re maneuver.ng between hi*, idmlnla- pnymenta aubatanUal. No Word of Trial of the Communist-Socialist i-oni- years ahead. Wlfeh word of this forthcoming publican National Cpnventlon. traUon and the Denfccralb leader-1 u is known that Benson is re the “Carpet Wagon.” . y . hine but wa.ehind thb invltJtt.ion got out last Thursday, of .C o i^t There haa been ho word of the I . TTie House measure would pro State authorities ' predict' an urf- , with 't^fne Re- (iimtant to offer payments for trial or execution in the Moscow SPECIALIZING IN gnli-Reda' percentage of both the both tha Pentagon and. the White Unchanged on i^ llcsn ' balking, over n4w farm I plowing, up crops lest such action EASY tU O G H TERMS ^ tih JmCHAlC«^ 1-69 lb58 and 1951-52-total votes. vide about $14.8()0,000,000 in new House hinted strongly that- the usuaHy light turnout In spite of Ic^slatit-n. , press or oVec th* radio. highway user taxea over 16 years candidate efforts to wrhlp up Ihter- I draw consumer complaints and The brief report in the news CUSTOM BUILT HOMES M ANCHISTIII COMH* 42" SUIT SIZE . . . w . .. $1.49“^ Both E ast and W est were wat<-h- Joint Chiefs of Staff would' acc^tc eat'. ■ , ^ ^ e law carries provisions for a lest ii do little toward cutting NO MONEY DOWN— UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY! Ing the returns crosely. since (his to help pay for the program. The if they were invited to Russia. Cyprus Union 41.200,000,000-a-year . soil bank paper was il\ the form of an an- CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS 66" ESHNING g o w n Senate veraion would XUt this Stevenson re-emphasized In clos production of aurplua-cropa, which nouncemant fhj>ni the military col- GENERAL CONTRACTING is w ^ te rn Euro|>e''s . first majcir They include the chiefs of staff Of ing his campaign' that he raised program, but just how much of i* the prime goat of the program. SIZE $1.98 down to $14.500,000.000.' the Army. Navy and Air Force the money may. be made available CALL Ml 9-4343 e’cctlon... since the Kremlin Athens, Greece. May 29 tjp) — pensions for old folks 18 per cent in Baaed. upon inquiries reaching (Goattaued on Fage Eight) REMODELING AND REf AIRING launched Its anti-Stalin ^ ic y and Would Hike Gas Tax and a chairman, Adm. Arthur W. Greece’s new- foreign minister, this crop year -la a. matter which the department, officials - believe (.NOTIO.V DKPARTSIE.NT) Both bills call for a penny-a-gal- hia first three months as governor stepped up its drlVe fpr peaceful Radford. Bvanghelos Averbff. says he will of Illinois. He said KefaOver had will be determlnMl...by decislpna to th at nioat farm ers would be. Will MANCHESTER iPREE ESTIMATES—.MOim;AGES ARRANGED coexistence with the /West. lon boost Yin the.pt-esent two-cent When the fbrmal invitation was work with "unflinching determl- used "false accusations!’ and cam be made by Secretary of Ajfrtciil- ing to plow up only land, which .41- federal gas tax. as w,rll . as in delivered by SovietluvicL ciiiunas.vembassy aiucBaides i nation" to end British rule of' paign tactics which Stevenson con ture Benson. , ready la .destined to crop failtirb (Conftaued m Tbge Eleven) creases in taxes on tires, trucks yesterday, bow.‘ever. It did hot cov-J PypruS and to secure the return tended r'efleot on the high office Benson, who aaid he'w** 8l>d Mcause of adverse wegtheK EftNEST A. RITCHIE and. the like, in most casfs. the er ail the' Joint.nt.. Chiefs, but only | of Archbishop Makarios from Brlt-t they both seek and thus represent Elsenhower approved.the rlieasure, Hence, they say, offer' of pay Bullejdiis' CARPET CENTER Senate and House tax provisions Twining, Ish exile. a "disservice to th* counlryi” said bis departniept i* “proceeding 16 LIBERTY ST. — TEL. Ml .1-8172. .MANCHESTER Like Having are identical,' and thus will not be ments -on such land would''gain 3Q8 MAIN STREET’—AT MIDDLE TURNPIKE Nee* Bid Acceptedlj * Averoff was, named to head the In New Orleans on hts way to with judicious haste” to put the little toward a net cut in pro from the AP Wires subject to . change in conference . The New York Herald Tribune, foreign ministry after Spyros the Wqdt Co^st, Stevenson said, soil bank plan inti, effect this U.S./Tax Rule later.i : duction. ‘ ^ in a Washington dispatch, said to Theotokia resigned/ Opposittpn during'hl's brt(4 stopover thrie last year. Under this program, farm Rates I'p to Necretery An Oil Well Sharp controversy broke out in day President Eisenhower had er* will be offered pa.vmenta for politicians accused 'fTieotokls of night, int^ration Is not a 'pqittical Another factor whic'h could in TWO ArSUB UELS LAID Piiies Threat the Senate yesterday over how to conferred with Twining and olhr’ pro-British sentinsent*. issue but Is * national- problem. taking land out of production of ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 'A apportioh ,the federal money era and "decided in principle" that surplus crops.-*. fluence farmer psrticipatloi) this Groton, May' . 29 UE—Th* "W e wiltV use ^all appropriate . Integration,/he said means year is the schedule of rates/'jvhich In Yoijr 'I..... among- the states. Other, i.ssues the invitation would be accepted. mean* for Achieving satisfaction, social. yhange"/gnd "ail social .T h e new Isw-is the second farm Navy laM' keel* for tWo more mr- that produced differvbces among How-ever, Senate ■ Republican measure passed by Congress this would' be offered for diverting clear-powered snbmarihea here To Layoff Pay in the Cypriot struggle for free land. The law leave.* the determi the Senators' involved the question leader Know-land -bf California dom and the liberation of Arch (Continued on Page Two) year. The first one was vetoed by today, but without faafare. Hw of federal determination of wage told new'snren he" w-as opposed to. Eisenhower on April 16 because it nation of ratek to the Secretary. eupervleor of elUpbulldlng office I Plan T^Do Your Planting During Own Backyard! W ashington, .May *9 iJPi—The bishop Malfsrios;" Averoff asiert- Benson's aides s4td decisions on carried provlftons which would at Groton gave the terse asA ed in a statement of policy. -The these matters are expected before government ruled today that idle ((.'ontiniled nn'Page Eight) (ConHniied on-Page Eleven) British- have confined Makarios, have raised price suppbi-tstof some nouncemeat this afternoon that workers must pay federal in- . .crops and products above levels fa-, the end of the .week. the keels were laid: at the Elcc- Greek Orthodox Archbfshop of The only other-portions of the Jiimbo Blanki^t Bags come tax on new supplententarj’ Cyprus, and leather of the move vored by the administration. . trie Boat Division- of General ilnmi|ilo>‘ment' benefits. HoW.-. News Tidbits ’ .Not ••Fair Test" new law certhln to affect -faVmerB Dynnmtea Corp. at 12:80 p.m. \-i ment to unite the island with directly this'crop year are provi Holds up to 5 blankel-^/UJitra long zi|T-. I ever, the Intrttial Revenue niled.' .. Greece, on an Island of the .Sey Benson said In p. statement last ''{V pfi’ with 12” gns.set. With para ci‘ysial.«„ tk a t the. l^ eM t* . due to be Culled from AP iWires sions' ralslliig price supports’"Tor 'BEDS FOk-W'AMHlP Y'lSlTS S^nat^ Approval Seen chelles, jyoup in the Indian Ocean. bl* Ijtr.lhal Ihlayear will not pro IK A t (MOTION DEP.ARTMEXT) started •ligiie t . by major auto Avcroif Mid he would continue vide |!a (.sir tes^' of the . soi! bank feed grains—oats, rye, bartey and 'Washington, May 29 (iFk—The Itrodueers, are not to lie treated . the governmental foreign policy because pracUcail.v all ercips have grain aorghum--! fio m , the- 'preVI- Soviet Embassy epid today Rue- ''go wage* subject .either to irlth- "which coinci(^es with the viewi LouiairtiS bteomes' sixth SouUfi- ■ bCei) planted. Eiae.nhower ex- oiialy announced 70 per. rent of sin Is IntcreeM in exchanging ZIPPERED JUMBO~ iioldtag or social security taxes. l^oints df mosb political parties'xof" ■‘•opt Interposition 1 pressed regret That-the aoll bank parity to. 76 p e r cent gnd com, out "courtesy call'' vialto by U.S. Of New Interibr Chief Gteeeet" l^e w’ds served a* under-li*"'* ‘declares U.S. Supreme Court f had not been enacted earller..f. side a deaighated'commercial area and Soviet w-arehlps. An Em “ ffi ihc Center Washington. May 29 id*' A guv- secretary tor foreign affair* in segregation decision Invalid I NetherthfcISss, soil'bank money , from 75 to 8 2 per cent of. parity, entment .income tax ruling, expect Wa.^hington. May 29 i/Ti—Swift'' bassy epokeeman said Russia EVENINGS of Manchexler'' previous' Greek governments and' '. y . ouiii Presidenti-rmineni Eisenh'owere,iaennower ' could iw made available to a rela- •ufffcated ,\uch pn exckahge last Sweater Bag! ed today, posed p. .'pns’sjble serious Senate confiwrnatlon appeared *a-.j la,regarded as anti-British. ai)a Vice President Nixon lo speak lively large acreage if BenSon of- (Centinued on Page ^ o ) threat' to the aiityiito Indlistr;’'* new aiired today for Fred Seatern to ' summer but nothing can*e of K. jL Build .Barricades to National. Citizens for Kiserihow- I ■ ^ • . t aupplement'sl unemploymentlem; bene- be S ecretary of the ' Intfrior^ In :■ On Cyprus, British troo|>s were- conference meeting Piesident Kis'enhovver's -cabinet.'- HITS MIWEN'S BIAS STAND fiti iSUB- plan. ordered to build a permanent The Internal Revenue -Service Headed for Alaska ? Wasli.ington, May 29’ (iP)— * GERANIUMS Seaton, a 46-year-old Nebiaska barbed-wire barricade through-the Directors of Penn-Texaa Corp. HYDRANGEAS - 79V planned to rule on tv.'o points: 111 newspaper and radio' executive. ' I heart of -Nicosia in a move lo pre-- declare two-and-one-half per- cent Sea. Wofford'(D-SC!) moved\to- With^MOBILHfAT you'll always have a whether employes who , receive has been on the White House staff I vent clashes between the Greel': stocK'-'dlvidend to Ire! payable June: day to bjpek - Senate conflrnia- • such" payments m'ust pa>* taxes qrf 30 to common atodkllplder* of t on - of the nomination of With 6” gus.set. Envelope type . a.s deputy assistant to Eisenhower : ajid Turkish communities. Tem 65c .\n d 85c 1 9 5 x i 3 5 rosorvo supply of fuel right art the premises I . ^ ^ ■ them; and t2» whether the pay in charge cif sdminis:i-ative af porary barbed-wire barriera be record June 6. , .VVforst fiood to First Selectman Missing Charles J: a-owen Jr., as citU .sweater bag. ' A I Q Q ments tare taxable, on a withhold fair*.'• tween the) laland capital's Greek hit Indianapolis sines ISIS recettos AeroaauMcs .Administrator be- Also Small Bedding Size Healthy, Sturdy Plants ing basis, as deferred wages, nr a His selection for the cabinet, and 2.000 families begin*Wturning eauae .pf his stand on rare C!all us for Mobilheat. Front then on, we'll watch your (NOTIO.N DEPARTM i/NT) ■' **• and Turkish quarters have .been non:wage income to be reported on post announced by the White cremted W’lth-. k>eiring interrom- to their soggy ihomes. segregation. Woffard accused supply, aulotnalically keep your tank filled. And that' annual tax return*. Holtse late yesterday, occasioned mun"*! disorders'-fro'm sprea'dtng In Southern : Baptist Convention From North Stoningtbn Lonrn o( having "exceeded an) MARTHA WASHINGTON WINDOW ROXES FUCHSIAS VINCA VINES Plans Go Into Effect Friday .some .surpri.se. Fourteen 'western debate whether to authority granted or implied b.v ' tankful—right on the premises—gives you security , the past. Plans i-all-for the per ,-rvs a x .rS — e i * - GERANIUMS Y AND ! Private jobless'aid plan* supple- ,q;epub1ican ^natdra had piiblirly manent barrier, to i-m lode ' ' five ' cepoTnitiend organization refuse lo Congress” In ordering federal • MIXED POTS AGERATUM ' you get with po other fuel. It’s a supply no one con ' menting stale unemployment com bai ked ttncle'r) There was speculation such a has my congratulations and beat The Manchcaler Evetfing 1M WOODLAND ST. MORIARTY BROTHERS fulingb could rsopen tha question wishea.” .iSir Frank Beaureprtre, former celved a report he Ulked lo iome-jin Groton, asked State Police to ei«l party today Blocked appepl*’ JOHN J. ZAPADKA, >ipwnor Mi 3-B474 Herald t9*ill not he publigh^d Ol.vmpl* awiihmer and Lord Mayor on* in Brattleboro, Vt.. about go-|*earch for Robert. Their lather, ItaB efforts la Uie NaOoMa* AA- 31B CENTER ST. MANCHESTER '.CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREK ing tn Alaska. 1 ' .(Coattmeg m Fhg* Twa) (ODBttauM) on Pag«..Fevr) tomorrow^ Memorial Dayl ofiMcItoumkcolIspsea and died la eamkiy to iBvcetItate ‘ ■ 4 , ■ / n iE D A. BEATON b^rtor^a-oMli at Wsjbourn* Ariatie, who didn't aetlvMy run ' (OsaMawd * • Sigo Ihav) vetteg la (he May MM maCM^He S , ■ / I ■!( Vi'V ^ (V r .- ' )