' . t- . V. -^y: V . ' . t . .. '/, t Jt N. ■ . ‘ ' \ ' {1 . X-. '■ ■ ■ ■. . . ■ ■ \- PAGE StXTEEH MONDAY, APRIL 26,^1954 iManrlifatfr’ lEvraing Ifwalii Average Daily Net Prem Ron The Weather F sr thf Wiwk E a M Ferecast of C. 8. Weather Barsaa Aprtl S4, 19M > A son; -Idsrk Edwsrd, their first A surprise farewell party was Oecasloaal sbewere, aeattered child, was born Saturday to Mr. given for Mr. and Mrs,. Roy Knofla, tboadereterms toaigbt aad Wed- About Town and. Mrs. John FamiAllettl, 7708 ^ Harlan St., Saturday night, at X 11,165 their, home, with about 20 guests aeaday. Warmer Wednebday. North Trail, Sarasota, Fla. Mrs. Member ef tlM Andlt some suasbine. Mia. toaigbt abeat Famiglletti is the former Betty present. The hostessen were Mrs. A ion w u bom in Quincy, Mem ., Wesley Smith and M rs.' Robert Buremi *f OIrcalatioM 55. Rlgh tomorrow da-7a. on Aprtl to Mr. «iid Mr«. Jane Lew'is, daughter of Mrs. M anchetter^A City o/ Village Cliarm Cbulcs R. Hol|nan, formerly reel^ Elisabeth Lswis, 596 Woodbiidge Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Knofla. who St. ... ■ / . are moving to Framingham, Mass., dents of this town,. soon, were presented with an allj brass log carrier. VOL. LXXIII.NO. 182 (Classified AdverOsiag ba' Pago 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1954 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS - ■---- ^ ' Sunset Circle, Past Noble Grands, i will meet tonight at 8 o’clock in ' Odd Fellows Hall. Refreshments ! Red Chineee Premier at (geneva Meeting Wonderful Mother's Day will be served by Mrs. AY-celia j •Crawford and her committee. Mrs. i Minnie Krause is in charge of the | entertainment. . | Manchester Ixxige No. 73, AF and j Car Seat $2.49 AM, will hold a atated communlca-1 tion at the Masonic Temple tomor. | b e a u t if u l n e w row evening at 7:30. There will be ' no degree work, but at the conclu-1 Sion of the business meeting there | DAN RIVER GIFT BOXED will-be a social hour and refresh-i ments. Worshipful Master John I,, i ‘D octored ^ ’ i^ n iiy Von Deck has arranged an interest­ ing prt^ram consisting primarily PILLOW-CASE and SHEET SETS of movies taken on a fishing trip in Canada. All Master Ma.spns ate Duo-lone woven floral pattern on white'grounds. cordially invited to attend. Stevena VipWa Photo of Hiinaelf with Schine Shadow check on colored grounds. Earl Schlemlnger, son of Mr. Senate Set ^ Angry Row and Mrs. Otto Schleniinger, 40 I Pine Hill St., has been listed on the winter term scholastic honor To Test Ike / s h e e t and roll kt Oregon State College, Cor­ its Check $ 6 9 5 vallis, Ore. He is a senior in Baby Scales PHXOW-CASE SETS business and' technology. SET $5.98 and $7.98 Farm Plan A / S e ^ r i n g 1— 81x108 Sheet BEAUTIFULLY Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis­ 2— 42x36 Cases BOXED ters, No. 33, will meet tomorrow at Washington. April 27 (>1P)— 8 p. m. in Odd Fellows hall. The The Senate defeated today an WashiiWton, April 2 7 — husines.s sks.sion .will be followed effort to extend rigid govern­ Disclosdre^at a photogra^- by an‘entertainment and social of SecretaiV of the Army time with refreshments. ment farm price supports on major crops for a year Stevens anoNPvt. G. David Daughters of Liberty No. li, through 1955. By a 48-40 Schine, providra by the Mc­ PILLOW-CASE SETS $ 2 ^ 6 9 LOLI, announce a rummase sale vote, it scuttled an amend­ Carthy camp, wto “cropped” for Friday, April 30, at 9:30 a. m. from a larger picture stirred / SET Cbott En-Lal, left,..Red Cklaoeo brooder aad Foreign MiaiiKter, tiiras to talk with a' member of bis ment to a special wool hill of­ 2— 42x36 Cases in Orange hall. Members arc -delegation daring opening stages of tbO, Geneva Conference In Switxerland, April 26. . At upper right a roaring row todaV at hear­ BEAUTIFULLY urged to leave their artieles for fered by Sen. EUender (I)- BOXED Is. .Soviet Foreign Bflaiater V.vacbealav M. Molotov and seated beside him Is Kussisn Deputy Foreign ings on the McCart^’-Army the sr.le at the hall Thrusday from Slinister Andrei Gromyko, {AP Wirephoto tia rsMo from Geneva.) La) and a group of other 7:30 p. m. on. Tf pi«k up is dc- farm state lawmakers. dispute. What W’onderful gifts! In pink, blue, yellow and green. , .slred, Mr.s. Mary Phclp.s. 29 Grif% Army Counsel Joseph N.XWeich / fin Rd., may be contacted. called It a "doctored photonaph, Washington, April 27 (PC)— a "trick’’ and "shameful.'’ Soroplimist Club niembers will The Senate .sclieduled show­ ■ Sen. McCarthy snapped, that Indochina ase-Fire Seen Welch was "lying." dine at the Memorial Hospital this down voting today on wheth­ Roy Cohn, counsel to McCarthy DAINTY CLAfRE GREEN COHON FILLED evening at 6:30 sharp atid after­ er rigid high level farm price wards will bo taken on a con­ was called to the witness chair and ^ ducted tour of the institution. supports should be continued acknowledged he had supplied thsi As Result of '^neva Talks for two more years— the key photograph to Ray , H. Jenkins, PRINTED SUMMER QUILTS William V. Gallo, 242 Summit agricultural issue before Con­ special cdunael to the Senate In­ vestigation Subcommittee. But \ St., was called to Brooklyn, N. Y.. owv gress this year. Thursday, by .the death of his • Geneva, April 27 (^)— Cohn said he did not know the pic- Mrs. Day's Ideal But as the issue arose, it was .not .4rmy Secretary Robert Stevens looks at s photograph of himself with Pvt. G. David Schine as he ■-ture had been ‘‘cropped’’ or edited, fattier, Frank Gallo, whose funeral North Korea today pro^sed a clearcut test, and it appeared testifies under rr, Jenkins aaid See the new 3-season blankets lowed by negotiations with the cunenl Geneva Conference on For,* -— ;— burg, Va.. told the court in regard a "devotion to democracy In any he was under the impression when field will .speak on flower arrange­ of the re.sults at Geneva," 'East issues. \ (Continued on Page Four) way comparable ,lo the indocrina- / Churchill vi;as replying to a Communist-led V i e t m I n h. The to his previous testimony: Secret Briefiii«[ he cross-examined Stevens yester­ ments at the monthly meeting of j T was mistaken —I think so—I tlon of Soviet Youth with Com­ day that the photograph waa of the Women’s Club of Manc’.iester question by ‘ opposition leader United States iic understood to op­ Dulles had submitted the Ameri------— Clement Attlee on the Paris meet­ pose any cease fire not accom­ cait proposals ,.fo Soviet Amba.s-! , .. . am still confused on it." munist ideology." Stevens and Schine alone. tonight at 8 o'clock at the Eman­ ' Teatimony to Stick .\sks Comparative 'Study For Governors uel Lutheran Church. ing of the western Big Three For­ panied by certain unspecified sador Georgi Zarubin in .VVashing-; • 'J I 'x c g k i 'l - I rhagXCi Jenkms put the cropped picture / eign Ministers which preceded the guarantees. ton Marcli J9. Their nature was ^ o AF 1 1 lE J A la v l? After a vlgo.rous fight b.v Col, C. "I recommend instead of takjng in evidence yesterdsy after CHATHAM’S current 19-natlon Geneva parley. Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. not disclosed. ' i T \ I ’l l # Robert Bard.-the prosecutor. Car- the teacfiings of Marx out of the VVa.shington. April 27 i/P> Gov­ Stevens had testified, in reply to V France is reported to have Molotov drove in a bulletproof U. S. oOflcial.'-. said, however, the I . o f ’A C 'f B-P|A«a ' g g a a * rick's testimony was permitted to •si'hools that the hook.s b’e intro­ ernors of the 48 statc.s and three questions,-that tO the best of his Nk asked for military as.sistance ixk' limousine to the lakeside villa of proposals dealt with concrete rcc-1 " * * * ''^ * ' ■■■ 1111 remain In evidence for the eight- duced into the high schools with teri;itorie.s got-a top level briefing recollection he had ntver been iO B TUCKER Indochina, but both the United I- ranee's Georgea Bldault for talks ommendations as contrasted with member court to Weigh. (Onipetent instructors in political on Indochina and other world ten­ photographed along with .^chine. kBrclat AE«at Carrick was the only witness to science to teaih Communism assS sion spots today at the opening of NEW yOBk.UI''K I.N8. CO. States and Britain are understood oil which nations will be invited, procedural questions taken up in The picture showed Steveha and LIGHTWEIGHT ^ \ to iwve turned down immediate earlier talks in Washington and Doctoi* License testify that he personally had over­ comparative form o f government J.’ a two-day eonference arranged hy Schine standing' in front of an. Business lns..^^n^dowments here for dlscuasiqns on Indochina. heard Dickenson informing on hir Mrs. Gordon aaid. big scale military intervention. They had a tO-nnnute discussion. Moscow. , . President Eisenhower. airplane. It was identified as' Ketireraent Ins. * AMdent Ins. fellow prisoners of war while held She agreed with young people The conference at the old State Mortgage Ins.— Life liwlmince Infants' and To<]dlers' Churchill spoke quietly and Then Molotov drove back to his. /'A Joint BritishrAmerican com- Hartford, April 27 (,7*»- Dr. Don­ haying been taken last November BLANKETS calmly to the crowded House. He ald F. Gibson. 52. was without a by the Chinese Conrimunists at who. she .said, contend t’nat "only Dept, builillng bn* Pennsylvania at McGuire Air Force Base. N. J. Dresses, $l.39-$4^98 villa. There was no clue at once nunique i.ssucd in London after Pyoktong, North Korean Avenue, next door to the Wljite T E L MI-9-5833 cautioned members ndt to say on the results of the get-together. Ehilles' visit there two.weeks ago license today, but the'Danbury and ii. that way will they learn what Welch offered what he said was anything that would render mote Dickenson is accused of Inform­ is the threat of Communism," and House, wa.s held behind closed U. S. military thinking general said Dultvs and British Foreign West Redding pliysici^ may ap­ doors. the original picture from which I difficult what he called the "mo­ ply to the next session o.^Oic Jegis- ing and of collaborating with the added: V ly is reported to be that the fall Secretary Anthony Eden had rc- ChlncHO .Reds. For the most part, the gov- this was cropped. It showed an of­ mentous discussions and vital con­ \lewed the atomic question and j Inlure for rc.storation of iHa right "If we cannot Iriust our teachers Infants' tacts'which are now In progress." of Dlen Bien Phu. while it would Before Carrick. was called back to give,/lhiS course and if we do cniors declined conuuent on. re­ ficer—identified as "Col. Bradley’’ bo serious, m ould be nothing more discussed the latest U. S. pro- , to practice medicine and sHrgery to the stand, an Army doctor marks by Vice Pirsidenl Nixon, on the other side of Schine. And Churchill said the siege of the petals. i ll^ls state, according to hiVco- not have faith that bur youth will Creepers French fortress of Dlen Blen Phu than the loss of a battle and not a testified that Death Valle.v POW reject Communism and accept who presided, and Under.secretary beyond Bi-adley w as part of a ci­ fatal blow to Frace’s position in The whole exchange grew out counsel David Goldstein. \ democracy ra- the best form _/>f of State Walter Bedell Smith, who vilian. identified as John G. $l.98-$3.98 "creates violent tension in, many In a unanimous opinion returneti Camp, where Dickenson was first blinds at a time when calm judg­ Indochina. of President Eisenhower’s speech heidjn the winter of 1950-51, was government evolved by free men, discussed foreign policy. Adams. .\rmy counselor. ment la most peeded.” Any milit.vry intervention in before the United Nations General Verterda.v. the State Siiprem^ K then we have failed miserably .Mixed Reaetioh The picture took on importance Court held that the State Health \ V t - . Tbs'79-year-old statesman spoke Indochina. Washington is said to Assembly last Dec. 8 suggesting (Continued on Page Four) .somewhere along the line in the Gov.^ Theodore R. McKoldin of from the fact the Armv-McCarthy k of the sudden, unexpected return Dent., .vas justified; in revoking leaching of democratic principles.." Maryland said he found the world row revolves about the Army’s Dr. Glb.son’s license because of un­ Rosebud of Foreign Secretary Anthony (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Four) Housing Administrator Albert picture "both optimistic and pessi­ contention that the Senator and Eklen to London from Paris and professional conduct in the treat­ M. Cole declared today the "No. 1 mistic. depending upon the area.’’ his aides, exerted improper pres- Kimonos v_>- the Cabinet meeting Sunday , which ment of his benefactress. Miss Housing Scandal" ‘is the nation's Tlie Rcpublfc'an executive declined F.lizabeth. M. Ayres. 74. of Dan­ to elaborate. (Continued on Page Four) if. A ^ $1.69 followed. ITien he said: slums. He palled on the Chan\)>er "As a result, we have the fullest bury. during her final illbess. . NeVs Tidbits to support' a public housing pro- Comments were equally vague Nylon As a re.sult of . the Supreme confidence in the wisdom of the Culled ffom AP Wires from two Democratic: governors, Can-Can course we have agteed to follow’.’’ U. S. Civilian Pilot Court’s- decision, Goldstein' said. (Continued on Page Eleven). Frank Lausche of Ohio and Robert It, was at this point that he an- Dr. Gibson’s, only remaining re­ r. kennon of Louisiana.. Panties noi;nced the deciaian sgal.-ist im- course is an application to the Gen­ Kennon, who supported Eisen- eral Assembly at its next seasion. Puerto Rican Ttolionallat to be jiower in the 1952 presidential B ^U etins T-4-1 HAIB • - Sizes 4 to 8 mediate military action in Indo­ china. ' Wounded in War Short of Standards sentenced in Ne.w Y ^ k on charge Salk Says Nature election, said he found the admin­ from Vhe AP Wires $1.59 Ttie State Supreme Court, in a istration ."Well awace of what is AUTOMATIC N flO lf Attlee asked whether there wSa of threatening life o^.^I*resident any possibility of putting the Indo­ unanimous opinion written b.v going on in world affairs and. at ' rNlldOII ... Associate Justice Raymond E Elsenhower.. Air Force'Secretary Aiils Polio'Vaeeiiie the .sam'e time, very realistic." ' chinese matter ahead of Korea i down, Gibson’^ Harold E. Talbott says "capa­ FBI B.ARES WOOL FR.Yl’D "with a view to getting some kind Honjr Kong. April 27 (/P)— An American civilian pilot flying i^:' Lau.sche .said he was grateful supplies to besieged French UnioiF*forces at Dien Bien Phu is i appeal yesterdayand said his care bility of Air Force" to do its vital New York. April 27 i>Pi Dr. for the cjiance to get a Jirst-hand ; Hartford. Aprtl 27 (js—-A Infants' Overalls Sleepy of standstill arrangeijient, and treatment of Miss Ayres fell job" imperUled by "alamittiK'* Jonas Salk says "nature’s own ^account ,of U. S. foreign policy. former P'S! agent trstifled todny "I am sure that ‘ is- one of the the first U. S. casualty of the blc battle for that Indochina drop Iri Air Force '’enlistments. \ that s profit of 82,780 was nmil* $l.98-$2.98 . Drya ransport said here today. far short.of professional standards wonder drugs” make effective his It was repcjrted the governors • matters which .wllll be considered fortress, officials of Civil Air 'Trs and indicated an attitude of ” cal-' Alaska' primary election beln^ polio vaccine, now getting its first closely questioned Smith. t by a Qnnrtrnqnster Corps. Pants ' at Geneva," Churchill replied. Tlie filer is Paul Robert Holden, lou» indifference" for her comfort- watched for possible significant xjlg te.st on children In scattered Gov-.pan Thornton of,Colorado, ' apeetor through the aale of wool . Britain to Promotn Peace of Greehleaf,. K in.,, who 'si'llefed or recovery'. swing to either party.. Fre;ierlck cbmmunitiea throughout the coun­ chairman of the Goveimor'a Cem- aerap purehaaed frocn the Roose* ihatfaam’s Light­ . Churchill said Eden mede it .severe wounds in his right side * Dr. Gibson's cade went before G. Uibert. 47. of East Hartford, try. ference. wgs designated to talk to i veil .Mlli*. Ibcm of Rockville. De­ f -25 r - v , clear to his western colleagues at and rifeht arm when Communist Soviet Reelects tail* of the deal between Oeorgh weight Blankets are a the Medipal Examining Board indicted for murder in alaying of The wonder drugs are antibodies new-smen after morning and after- { Geneva that Britain would, be anti-aircraft fire hft his plane over after a criminal charge of man­ his wife, ’enter.s gulHy plea ' in that the vaecine causes to develop noon sessions today ami tomorrow." .Archer, the laapertor, aad Jo­ compfetely new type of 4 ^ ready to pigy its full part 'in sup­ Dlen Bicn Phu. Voroshilov as slaughter. against him was thrown Hartford Superior Court. in the child,' said the Pitt-sburgh Eisenhower hit’ on- the briefing > seph Carter, superlntendeat of . cover for Spring, Summer'snd porting thenk in order to promote Holden is the third listed out of Superior Court in Bridge­ scientist in a 'CB.S .'roadfast yes­ idea a year ago and the governors{ Roooevelt Mill*, were related la Acting Foreign Minister Sir P'ederal Court today. a stable peace in the Far East. American casualty of .the port. Jud"e Kenneth WJ-nne said Philip McBride of Australia says terday marking the start of the liked It so much they a.sked for a I. Kail. They’re just light enough This brought further cheers from eight-ycar-old Indochina war. Two the state lacked evidence. vaccine te.st. similar fill-in on the nation's prob- | Red President 51 Rusaian.s of closed-down Soviet POSTAL P.AY HIKE URGED for Spring when othtr blankets the House. American women, employ's of the . The Medical Examining Board, embassy in Canberra will have Salk and the National Founda­ Jems this year. * i U. S. consulate at Saigon, were ------WaahingtoB. .April 27 t-Pi are Ibo heavy. .. for those frequent A Consdrvatlva member asked tjte r a lengthy hearing, said it exclusive run of 20,256-ton British tion for Infantile Paraiysis. which .\rranged by President • TtiraoSi • ■■cSis* smSI« is tsill Saqua and. ,< that Eden urge upon the Geneva Blaln M'arch 8. 1948 by a Vietminh Moscow, April 27 cJh — 'The So- found Dr. Gibson was guilty on is conducting the test, hope the A White House statement .“uiid Podtmnster Oeneml- Summer- •Kondd ships New Austrklia for trip home. field asked COngreM today te chilly Summer nights. .. for early Fall, Bonnet Sets conferees “as a matter of the ambush outside Saigon. They were vlet parliament re-elected marshal three out of six charges against . . . Moscow Radio broadca.st.s sbe-: \ accine will wipe out crippling , Eisenhower arranged the meeting • Werki on all sasular stake sta* greatest priority" ' the desirability identified as Mrs. Jeanne R. Klementl Y. Voioshilov president him. Those three"'charges were:- polio. ■“ I ■'lo bring' the heads of the state raise the anlnrtea of Postal em> before it’s time for Winter blankets. See Miami !b a delightfully soft textured Trade Unions. India's call for ladoehinese cease ' blend of 65% rayon, 30% cotton, 5% Tht Now England were inactive for the aec- the war flew in China until 1947. A number of new mtniaters were j killed and 60 injured today when a ledo’t Community Traettoa Ca. bnd straight day today because Civil Air Tranaport. headed, by created, ^ bringing the government I German commuter train ilde- fire. today, leaving this city of 326,166 wool, acetate satin bound. 72 x 9,0 for. . ♦ df a strike of an estimated 3.000 retired. U. S. Gen. CTaire L Cben-i Jo* approximatelv...... 'and the sire awiped the Scandinavian Expreaa '.Federal Court jury in San i New York, April 27 iJb-^Rlta* ban' White Piaiiis. Present were j without ptibHc traaapartatiaa. single or double beds. Pliofilm w rapp^! ' $ 4 - 9 5 Throod-A-MoHc CIO workers who are protesting a naull, haa Ita hgadquarteri at ^lape it had under SU lih* But at nearby Hanau. i Francisco convicts three men and Hayworth, aided- by two ex-hus- representatives of the Westches­ White, 4)ink, red, aqua, greeb, yellow and BOHLE management propoeal that they Taipeh. Formosa, It has been fly- there were no changes fn the top German Railroad Administra-j ore women on charges of shelter­ banda in winmng back custody of ter County Society for the Pre­ DCM.AINE .ASRS Rl'U N G blue. Hand Sowing Noodit TOILCT SEATS $3.2^ and $3.98 ^ teke a pay cut of 21H cents ai> ing supplies in Indochina for aev-. apot* held by Foreign Minister V. ; tion headquarters identified-.three | Ing fugitive Communis^ lender her two’' little . girls, hag settled vention of Ouelt’y to Children, . New iUrven, .April 27 • WARMERS hour.' , . eral weeks under contract with the M. Molotov, Defense Minister M ar-■ dead 7- two train crewmen and a I . - . Paramount Pictures unvr.lls down in a New York hotel Suite which - filed the complaint on Frederic CV Dunsatae, Jr., sf Bos­ ThrocKlor Both m-tnagement and the CIO[ Ircnch. ahal Nikolai Bulganin and other' woman paaaenger. AU were Ger-jeWn entry ;i super-sire movie with...... the— children and her current wjuch the c^sc was baSed. ton, eu*led Prealdeat df the New $2.49 andj^$2.98 . Many Other Items Special for Baby Weeic > Textile Workers Union any the/ Big CU9 Flying Boxcars piloted leaders. ' ’mans. 1 flel.d, VislaVUion. to several husband. Smyth, who had placed (he chil- > ' York. New Haven O Hartferd y -F Green SUmps Given With Cash Sales 2.95 . : i • J are willing to rearine negotiations by American civilians have been The voice votes on' the govern-1 Fifteen of the injured were re- thousand Eastern ^theater owners xh.* glamorous movie atar is "a dren in protective, custody pf tbe | Rallrubd, naked the Superter t)ut neither Mde made any move to, damaged on previous flights, but ment came during a 45-minute , ported badly hint. One waa th e; md managers in New York. ; loving and devwted mother.” de- court last 'Friday but left them in ! C4Mirt today tor a luMag mm the schedule a meeting. v there have been no casualties, the final seasibnof the -parliam«i)t.! husbahd .o f the identified 'dead: 3econd-gradeipupils at St. Fran-• ciared the 4udge in announcing the car* of their governess, r«-j right mt h(* ■ueeiau r and the Anna Weinatook, e federal con- alriine aaid. ,The members HJeii adjourned-^ ' Vvdman. He lost-hoth Wa lega Two 1 » ; Parochial Schoo'^ in Torrlngton | disposition of charge* that the turned them to th4ir mother, 'ih* pcraret beard •( dlrectow to eUintor, tried to bring both aldns jtist a Week after opening their i of the injured wer* listed as first ConBeellcut -cblldivB to- take; children had been nqglected. He charges of neglect were dlsmisacd manage tharead. DaamUibk WH, Notion Diept. together gcrona a conference tabl^, M 0N 800.V RAINB HIT meeting—withqut.------— - . setting------date; Swiss, the rest as Germans. part in nation-wnde "validity test”- w;aa quoting one faroer husband, but the court agreement rcqtiiied renaratlag a baailag May IL after the strike began yesterday Hanoi. Indochina. April 37 UP)—' tor reconvening. ’The l^andinayian Express was o - f,Salk - -• polio vaccln * . . . Seve^- Actor —Orson Welles. •/ I Miaa Hayworth to concede thbr* was ttie aeetad he haa.iM Th«JWHAL€ea iliAiicH Rrn Conn-. but last-night reported site had not The long-awaited big segioMd During the past week, the par- running -behind time, delayed by m a^. p anel of exp erts nam ed by to-' The neglect peutiqn. never made had been at least k technical bnMa agalaat PhtrlHc k : MaOli d a c i jrat •txceeded. > monapoB rains bit Dien Bien Fhu ^M ent has adopted, a record aixe picking up extra cars at several baceo industry to d etgn n inr .pos- out in a three-new private confer­ for the charge. sibie connection IfC tw een M D oixing ence yesterday with CTtUdren’t iureeters elected jpealdiBt mi Obh V yL—u (OnRUaned an Page j(O B«tlm « mm B s M (CMittoM4 mm Fagp £levc«) (CM.tbiaefl mm Png* Pie*) and henith. Judg* Oeorgb W. Smyth in subov (bonttoMS mm BlgM^ New Havea laet Wedpeedigr* ‘ f .. - t , « . ' , k' V .

'■ ' • ^ . • ^ / / ■V; , ■ ■■ V '■ PAOB TWO ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, 5IANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, APRIL 27,1954 M A N C H E ^R EVENING HERALD, .MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 27. 195,4 \ ■ P A G E T H R E E Deveraii, wdio waa headed went menta In the life Of thb late Thom­ I M 8 U t W % Head-On Crash at the time, drove over the center Rockville-Vernon Roosevelt Mills ' as Ferguson. That hia ambition MHS ’34 Reunioiv line into the path of an eaat- and determination to make The Eleanor Owens and Guy Outlaw as II a r t f o r d Andover consultants. . Local Art Piipilis ' Causey Arrest bound Car driven by Michael Sl- Trial Continues Herald o f which greater Manches- To Hear Coacnes Bloodmobile Captain Fears^ monla,' 64. of 83 Oak St. ter'^mlght well feel proud is rea­ D R I V E ■ I N Theatre Group four, grades seven and Rita Deveran, 27. waa Injured eight, will have Mrs. Mildred Ty- Policemen^s Ball Returns lized In this latest tribute to . The mauNI TURNPIHI* nSWIilOTBe*” 4 -H Dairy Mcc^ting \ Present Exhibit M aiM heoter IHvision Walter I* ySeran. Jr, 28. of in the aecjdent. She waa taken Hartford. April 27 OP) —Further Herald, and I might add that the Sujjerlntendent of Schdbla'^Ar- reil and Mrs. Doris Chamberlain, principal, as leaders, with Mrs. No Show Effect on Quotja WarehouM P ^ t . wan arreated on to Mancheater Memorial Hoapital testimony W’as taken today from present co-publishers, . grandsons thur H. Tiling, and retlrlhg mem­ ■ a r t f o M 0 m m C m , a charfe o f driving: under the in- where ahe waa treated for a bump After Lapse of 12 Years government witnesses in the Fed­ Of the late Thoihaa Ferguson and Set at Town Hall Hazel Floyd and Leo Cohn as con­ MVs. C. Hsnry Olson, well Ituence df Uqudr laet nlg-ht aa the on her head and then diacharged. bers of the High schO)iil faculty, sultants. . , knowh local artist of 88 Lake-' eral Court trial of Roosevelt Mills Sona of the late Ronald Ferguson, Mrs. Francis Watts, as - would be falling even farther be- reauU of.4i head-on colllaion on Pearson, estimated damage to Messrs. Thomas and Walter R., Coaches Peter W lgreh and W il­ 2 BIG COLOR HITS! Group five, for.the/high school, Rockville, April 27- (Special)'— meet tonight at 8 at St. Bernard’s Inc. of Rockville. ' Andover, April 27 (Special)— will be led by the Rev. Stephen captain of Bloodmobile Day, is re-^' hind its yearly quota than tt is. wood ^ r c le , will . present the Foreat Street, police reported to- Deveran's car at J300 and to are succeaafully accepting the fred Clarke, will be guest speak­ Following a lapse of 12 years, the Church hall for k business meet­ The .knitting firm is accused of “ESCAPE tf’ROM FORT The County 4-H dairy Hieeting Chamberlain, Lawrence Moe and' sponsible for the operation of se- "It is an impossible situation." fourth ei^ibit of her art students’ day- /■ Slmohls, at 1275. Deveran wa? annual Policemen’s Ball returns to conspiring to deliver defective challenge to carry on in. the beat ers at the 20th reunion banquet ing. BRAVO” will be held Friday ■ at ,-tfie Town Mrs. William Walsh, with Naths'n curing 150 pints of blood ' esch she went brt. "W e don't know work whieJi will include oil pafnt- Patrolman William Pearaon aaid released by police in 1200 bonds the local social calendar Saturday The ■’’o'men of the Moose meet Wool sweaters to the U. 8. Army. traditions of the press. at the Garden Grow, May 29 of for hia appearance in Town Court 't h e . recognition of our now Winiarn Holden kail, with Albert H. .Gray, county Gatchell as consultant. month when the Bloodmobile unit what we can po to Improve It. We ings, psstM drawings and tole-' evening at, the PAC ballroom. Sgt. tonight at 8 at the Moose Rooms Named in the alleged conspiracy the MHS aaas o f 1934. This . To Confer Grange Degrees visits Manchester, expressed great schedule a full Bloodmobile Day i \ ' Saturday. Earl, ^ebe, general chairman of Monsignor' iSmmlns for his great Eleanor Parker > 4-H leader, diacuasiiig "Hl-litee of with Senior Regent Mary John- are officers of thb company and was the first class to graduate The third and lourth degrees concern, this morning over the operation arfd can only fill s o : ware. Police today alao reported the the event said this morning that contribution to hia chosen pro­ d.mw presiding. a former Quartermaster Corps in­ after Mr. Illlng j^ a m e superin­ the 4-H Dairy .Program.” will be conferred "dn a class of- prospect of last minute cancella- many Into each 15 minute peri-1 The exhiblt 'will be open for two arrest of James A. Broiowaki. 17. the advance aale of, tickets- and fession again places Manchester in “Give A Girlt, A Break” Church Calendar spector. tendent of school , Other diacugsionB will be "Feed­ candidates at thid Grange Monday days starting ^unday, • May 2, o f 42 Florence St., on a charge general public interest in the af­ the category of "flrsts." Marge and Gower Champion t,ions and no-shows on Thursday od of the day—and then bv the. Members of the First Evangeli­ The trial before Judge' J. Joseph Erland Johns^ and Atty. An in g Dairy Young Stock,',’ by Don­ evening. Mrs. Andrew Gasper will when the unit will be statlone-l at end of the first hour of the Blood-i of reckless driving. Broiowski fair is good and that a financial cal Lutheran Cnurch wl l attend Isn't it too bad or at least re­ from 2 to ' 6 p> m.' and Monday Smith and a jury opened last thony Gryk, chairman and co ald C. Gayhird, a-H Dairy bpeclal- direct the team and Mrs. John Woodruff Hall from \l2:45 to 5;36 mobile Day, are^ faced with the / was arreated yesterday on a war­ success is assured. the New England Conference gretful that while we are using Wed. I "MlUlon Dollar afternoon. May 3. from 2 to 6 p. week. It Is expected the gov­ chairman, reapSectlvely, of the Ut, University of Connecticut, and Yeomans will be master for the p. jn. ' prospect that another Bloodmo-1 rant served by Patrolman Johrt The grand march will be led by Brotherhood Pilgrimage at the the slogan auggested my Malcolm Mermaid” m. and in the evening from 7 to , ernment will require two addition­ committee of ^rangem enta. nrge. fourth degree. Richard Williams, "Our record of persons who ; bile Day is going to be unsticresa-! Krlmjak after police received a Msyor and Mrs. Frederick Berger, Trinity Lutheran Church in New Mollan for a number of • years "Tumbleweed” 'JControlling Woodchucks," by 10 p. m. at Mrs. Olson’s home. '. al weeks to present its case. the graduates/ and all members of East Central Pomona deputy, will make appointments and don’t i ful because donors are not keeping ’ complaint the teen-ager had been followed by other city officials and Haven tonight. editor' of The Herald—“A City of Earl W. Pfout, Jr., associate coun­ No admission fee will be charged | In early sessions of the trial a the class wjio did not actually ty, 'agricultural agent. Familiee be present to Inspect the fourth keep them is getting worse, month j their appointments.i ‘ ™ j driving recklessly on E. Middle their wives. Music for the event There will be a Youth Fellow­ Village Charm," we are still in the. graduate. tO majee reservations and the public is extended a cor-1 Quartermaster Corps textile in­ aiid irlends are invited. degree. . by month, instead o f better, ” she "It would be better." she said. ' Thi.e 18 the Springr Carnival of value.8 Turnpike. will be furnished by Bud Hewitt's ship meeting at the Community category of towns while man.v for the first reunion held by the dial 'invitation to browse around ' spector. from New YOrk testified Zone Unit To Hear Appeal said. " L a s t month, when we ; " if those who are doubtful about I and vote for their favorite pic- i orchestra. Hou.se, Cr.vslal Lake at 7 tonight. places in Connecticut without haif class at the earliest date ]^ssible. he visited the mills, located in The Zoning Board of Appeals Mancheater Evening Herald failed to meet our quota by about 1 being able to keep their appoint- , ture. . Some of her students have I in modern Gas Rhnjijes that brings The following committees arc in A meeting of the general com- our population, grand list, or They shomd contact' Mrs. Henry Manchester in 19.50 and 1951, and will meet in the Town Plali April Andover oorreapondrnt, M ra. 12 pints, more than 60 scheduled men Is. wo\iId not make them in i sketched, and palntgd places of .in- ! charge: Tickets, Officers Edward mittco studying expansion needs "flrats" in the clergy, judicial,- Matson, 201 8pruce\8t., who was found the company’s scales inac­ .28 to hear the appeal of George Thomaa O'Brien, telephone PI- donors either cancelled their ap- the first place: As badly as we you double header savings. You get a Quinn, Lester Bartlett. Sgt. Beebe; .at the First Congregational Jouraalistlc, educational, religious the former Ursula Segerdahl, by tarest in and around Manchester. I CEMENT Entertainment. Officers Fudore curate. Griffin for an exietision ot 60 days 2-6941. pointments after nine o’clock the ! need donors and they are desper- lis well as vacation spots they ' Church of Vernon will b.' held at .—yes, every yardstick with which May 1 at the latest. Pierre, Charles Pilkat. Forrest Cross-examination brought out .to complete hia‘ new home. He is day of the opecdtlon, or failed to i ately needed —a donor who does have vl.sited. $20 trade-in allowance for your old GET IT A T 7 ;30 and .at 8 p. m. The.e will be we appraise a 'place In which to The program will Include the Hull, publicity. Officers George that the Arm had cooperated with MANC-HESTER aaking permission to continue to appear al allyWllh no word to us. j not appear to give a pint of b'ood Mrs. OLson’s own paihtlngs have | an organizational meeting of all live, work and play, boast of being dinner,/the speeches and dancing stove . . . plus the extra savings we W. H. ENGLAND Gardner, Theodore Hirth, Edward. the sub-committees appointed to the Arm y In developing shrink re­ 'Ifva in hia trailer on hia property J?lale to Repair If it were tuft for our great num- doesn’t help those who need that been on exhibit in the Museum of a "city." / •to muflc of Tony O’Bright’s or D ruv6'9fv IkfAtAf Carlson: Decorations. Officers assist in the study. sistant properties in GI sweaters. until hia new home is completed. ber of wafk-in donors, Manchester ' blood.” Fine Arts in Springfield, Mass., , < • IIm Grayfcwind W ay LUMBER COMPANY I would not take from any chestri can pass on to you becau.ee of the Telephone MI-9-6244 George Trapp, Anthony Cheml- The Adult Bible Study group of PTA to Hold Meeting and at the recent exhibit of the i • . . Yaa Sava aa4 Saval place the grown-up Utle of city .Oakland Street struck, Fred Uppman; Checking, the Talcottville Congregational /Ci rf The Andover PTA will meet in Manchester Fine Arts Assn, she Officers' Stephen Plescek. Ken­ but I would like to see Manches­ recent reduction of the Federal Exci.ee Oae Keaad Church meets at 8 tonight at the the all-purpose: room of the school Scott. B ill. Stavens. Lillian Le- was awarded first and third place neth Gordon. Carl Pfeiffer; R ^ ter discard her swaddling clothes The Slate Highway Dept., will doux. Bill and Grace Gess. Ernest Wav Trip home of Mr. and Mrs. Kran K il­ Op en Forum LAST TIM ES TODA^T tomorrow evening at 8 p.m. Group We Two Group In oil paintings. She is a mem- ! Tax. And to top it all o ff . . . this freshments. Officers Rudolph Cor­ patrick, Elm Hill Rd. snd get into the big league. hank two curves on Oakland Tureck. George Krause and Elsie l a . .IStJS |48U discuaaions wilt' dominate the pro- ber of the Academic Artists Assn, j mier, Charles Stepp;^, George Mas- Remember, there is an economic dark Webb ef . la Teefcaiceler .“ilreet near Tolland Tpke. and wilV Werner. 2.1a a.aa Members of Rockville and Ver­ Busy With Praise jgram. The entire group will begin Plans Jamboree of Springfield. Mass., snd the lo- j year's modern, farnous-make gas ^ SAVF with SAFECO •tf, Muaic, Offlcert Lester Bart­ non Xtethodist diurches will at­ value in being classlAed as a do some work to flatten out )he la...... f.ia 18.4a To the Editor, "7pMnle;t “JIVARO” •the program in the all purpose Refreshments, including cookies cal Manchester Fine Arts Assn. ffadnaavIBc, Fla. .. 11.28 28.28 lett, Theodore Hirth. tend the WSCS Norwich District "rtty” fo r many directories, etc., high crown in the street this gum- ^ Auto Insurance A few days ago I enjoyed re­ With Danger” Irei^aada Lamat room, and then the large group and cand.v. will be sold during the range.s are available in the chciice of jCMeilCa, H L .. 28.88 81.48 State Police to Assist meeting to be held at the Burn­ do not list towns. I AU s lAdd Blrksrd CsrlMS mer, according to a letter tc6m G. A Dude Ranch Jamboree is be­ I leasing a letter which paid tribute ■s( will split up • into five separata intermission by a capable commit­ The city streets will have a new side Methodljt Church tomorrow Willard B. Rogers Hhcllr wisiers della Adami Alaa Ladd r!lhaBda"ntmlar Albert Hill, state highway com- tee headed by John and Anne I CMtar TVaval to Martha Stevenson, executive "Creature units with leaders and consultants. ing put on by the We Two Gro^p size and model that’s just right for look during fhe hours of the ball all-day. "Saakatche- STARTS TOMORROW mi.ssioner, to Mrs. Helen F itz­ Wabrek. PHONE I A ftaqr when the duties of local officers vice-president o f the Manchester From Black Group one, -which will include of the Concordia Lutheran Church CROCKETT Mom Utig IJeanaas Issued Chamber of Commerce for two 8EOW^ DOW N! wan" patrick, WASHER N1-8-4AS1 I 488 Mala | t will be taken over by Stale.Troop­ Lagoon” Cary Graat grades one and two, will have as Friday evening at 8 o'clock, with Tickets for the affair may be your kitchen . . . and your budget, Town Clerk Kerwln Elliott an­ Richmond, Va. OP)— Your driv­ aaadelph Kreil Hill .skys in his letter, received purchased from an,v member of n a a a I P 8 8881 Insurance Agency ers from the Stafford Barracks .in honors recently conferred upon T »f> . S ;II ____d;S^S:U____ •anO.')l PGB -leaders Mre. U yra Houle and Mrs. nounced today that the licensing of : her. ing permit will be taken up in Vir­ "B ID IM i yesterday, that the highway de­ .all the participants members of Wed iTaked______daasle" Terk. alai aaOTfSl’N” ONE MgI e" Susan Baker, with Michael Selav- the group or by contacting Her- too! 244 MAIN STREET order that all members of the local dogs had Increased to the point ginia under a new law if you ara Etiry Drake partment rece^y completed a the ’group. REPAIRS police may attend the ball. Today, I would like to extend "Crime Wave” niER PABKlNG la Celer ka and Mrs. Mildred' Christadore • man Bassett. (, R I V H () I !V D Telephone MI-3-5416 w here his office has issued 40 more ■ warmest congratulations to the convicted of speeding In excess o f survey of the •'street in order to Various gets, dances, a group of Final Golf I^eanon Set licenses than on the same date last 75 miles per hour, ’^ •o convlCj- as consultants. study improving the banking of instrumentalist. , a Vocal quartet ■ Frampt, Economical The final In the series o f six Manchester Evening Herald for Group two, for grades three and year. All dogs in the Town of Ver­ [ hiivlng won first prize in the Na- tions o f speeding In twelve month's the curves. and • other enjoyable entertain- golf lessons which have been given, non must be registered on or be­ already wra enough to take yhu four, will have as leaders Mrs. Mrs. Htzpatrick said citizens i mejit will be provided, and there Guoranttoil by Alex Hackney, pro at the Man­ ; tional Typography Contest and fore May 1. "About 300 remain to I to the Rev. James P. Timmins, from behind the wheel. Tdarjorie Miner and Mrs. AlvenA of th^/area have pressed for re­ I will also be specialties for the chester Country Club, will take be licensed before the dead line," ------^ ^ ______i__ Verprauskus, and as consultants. pair b f the street because of the children. > TOYS Wringor-Rolls Ropkmod place tonight at the Maple Street pastor of St. Bridget's Church who NINTH ANNUAL REVIEW i said the town clerk. I has been made a Monsignor. >Irs. Viola Larson. Element ary number of accidents there re­ Tho.se participating include; IF f o r THE KIDDIES ^ School gym. The course was spon­ Supervisor Miss, Glady.a Bowman, cently. Last fall several trees were George Stoneman, Marion an’irt .Spoke at Meeting When one stops to realize that ^ Large Assortment ^ sored by the Recreation Board and THE CO-WEDS OF CENTER CHURCH 'and Mrs. Heiert. Barton. removed from the side of the road , W aller - Meier. Alma and Arnold Miss Natalie Ide of the Public The Manchester Evening Herald 62 are completing the instruc­ Group three, grades five and six. after Mrs. Fitzpatrick and other I Kleinschmidt, Kitty and Bill Sl- Potferfon's Library staff was the speaker at won its national diatinction in tions. Will be led by Mrs. CTiflon Horne residents complained that the trees brinaz. Shirley and Ernest Relch- ^Arthur Drug Stores ISO Center SL, Cor. mt Cbnrek | the April meeting of the North­ competition with 327 entries in Midget wreatlers, appearing in and John Phelps, with Miss obstructed the view of motorists. .enbach, Herman Bassett, Millie an Australian tag-team match. west PArent Teacher Assn, last the 10.000-50,000 circulation class Will headline Wednesday night's evening. She had for her subject one has occasion to , appreciate < DPIVt IN iHEAfRE 1 “HAREM-SKAREM” NEW BUDGET-PRICE MODEL program at the Princess Ballroom "Books for Beginners.’^ the great honor which has been ; u: <: Jiiii . u t ■ M on Village Street. Grocery Social Set conferred upon our daily and Man: AN ORIGINAL MUSICAL (Xl.MEDY Sonny Boy Cassidy, claimsnt of Kiowa Council, Degree of Poco- Chester. From the time the owner­ WALT DISNEY’S GREATEST the world’s midget wrestling hantas will hold a public grocery ship o f The Herald passed to the CREATION It Checics or Controls More Engine Troubles than championship, will be teamed with social on Friday,'April 30 st Red late Thomas Ferguson. I have Diamond Jim Brady. Villains of Men’s Hall starting at 8 p.m. watched with great interest and WADDELL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM the mat among the little guy^j. town pride the many steps of “PINOCCHIO” Any Other Gosoline-DELIVERS UP TO Irish Jackie and the Masked Talcottville Iteim are now han­ progress. One o f the pleasant oc­ In color FRIDAY, APRIL 30 — SATURDAY, MAY 1 Red Weasel will be in the opposite dled through the Manchester Eve­ casions was -when I waa a guest YVONNE DeCARLO YES! comer. Or many occasions all four ning Herald Koekville/bureau lo at The Herald plant on the eve­ CURTAiN 8:1S P.M. get into the ring at the same rated at One Market .M., telephone ning when officials of The Hart­ time and have also dragged the Rockville 573136. ford Times and the Associated "SEA D E V lir CAS RANGE referee Into the act. Pre,»s extended to The Herald A s­ ADMISSION $1.10 PER PERSON Stanley Kowalski meets Gypsy sociated Press service. That waa, Friday: '^ e Stars Are Singing Our atorh aervicea make it I know, one of the happiest mo­ eaay for you to buy here and Joe Jji the semi-final while Ray Marlborough REG U LAR LY $ 1 4 4 .0 0 Walker (nd Antonio Leone clash our long experience with in the lid-lifter at 8:30. fine appointmenta qualifiea ua Tickets may be purchased at Male Forum SeW Trade-in allowance 2 0 .0 0 to help and adviae. I f you the Polish American Club, Red Men's Club or at Gess'sv’s sports EASTWOOD are atarting a Sterling pattern for shop. Aiiiniai Minstrel HARTCORPI youraelf, or aelecting a gift, New .Vrrival - ^ ALL-COLOR SHOW we will ahow you the whole T owle A daughter waa born to Mr. and Jifarlborough, April 27 (Special) ON OUR GIANT SCREEN TELEVISION range, give you plenty o f time Mrs.' Lelahd Grlmason o f 36 B(vke The’ Jlen’s Fotum of the Congre­ NOW sl24 .00 St. Saturday at the Hartford Hos­ and attention. gational (Yt»irch will present its AUa V. ri«K»iie|r pital. Jack CarMia annual minstrel''sbpw Friday and And our Gift Wrapping, Sterling Rowling Banquet Set Model 36-81 The City Bowling Lea.rue Ban­ Saturday evening in -the library “Sas- “Red PROGRAMS Registry, and.Delivery features are quet will be held at the Koscluazko building at 8:30 p.m. katchowan” Garters” at your service. (Jlub tonight at 7. IVidao Everyday—A ll RighU Reserved—H. T. Dlckineon A Co., Inc See for yourself the advantages of this 36” Roper always Persons taking a leading role h» F ea tiir^ guest npeaker will be 4:Sa-t;N ONLY Steve WItkowski. trainer of athlet­ the show include: William Willse, Ga-s Range. It take.s up a minimum o f .<»pace while ics at Wesleyan University., pther interloci'.ter: Douglac Secord, state manager; Erwin Hollister, WED.! “PINOCCHIO" In Color guesLs will include: Mayor Fred $ 5 . 3 6 it gives "you the out.standing features of Famous- DEWEY-RICHMAN Berger, Flj-st Selectman Herbert program director; William Zerver, publicity chairman- and Edward Pagan!. Rep. Luther A. White and , A MONTH name Roper Ga.s Range.s in the late.st 1954 model for 767 MAIN STREET Andrew S.vnol, president of the Olson, ticket chairman. Your Mimmer driving can The pianist will be Mrs. Hazel club. be mode so much pleoi- A fter Small Down Payment wonderful cooking results every time! The toastnvaater will be WilUsm ■Hale and the end men will include; Cooper of the Prudential Insurance Bill "Red" * Kauffman. Norman anter with a new Moto­ Co., of Manchester. Also invited "L a zy■’ Glennie. Pete "Sasaafrase" rola auto radio. Installed MANCHESTER KNITTING MILLS are Stephen Von Eut/ of the Rock­ f'rawford and Ad "Pickena" Pick. ville Journal. 'Iliomas Rady of the There will be some 25 perbuQs in in o jiffy. Rockville Leader and .Lewis Chap­ the chorus. DOUBLE man of the Manchester Herald, ' Personal Mention John Surdell is president of the \Mra. Ronald Fogg and infant 277 IRO AD league. daughter have reti(med home from MI-8-1124 Masons to Meet St. Francis Hospital ;n Hartford. KNEE SALES and Fayette Lodge No. 69'/iF t AM Mrs. Edith Pettengill and da\igh- TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE wil. hold a communication tonight ter, Mi.as Edna Pettengill, have at 7:30 at Masonic Hall whei the returned to their home in Clear­ water, Fla., after spending a vaca­ DUNGAREES Master Mason degree vdl! be exem- Chaaatl 8 G-rmatlr t> Haraa, pllfled. tion here at Mrs. Mary Vergason's Cana. JliH ( M l ) MILTON IIKBLE SHOW, ('oiirl. Cases .Assigned home. ChaaacI M Naw Britala, Coad. I 'rSe*' Vaughn Mon- C’haaaal U Halyaka. Mb h . The Only Gasoline Cases assigned for tomorrow’s (Ul THE GOLIIHEEGS C’kaaaal SS Waiarbary, Caaa. IMl TO HE ANNOI'M ED session of ^ e Tolland County Su­ 5Ianchesler Evening Herald Chaaaal 41 Bpriagticid, Man. ' **•) CAPTCEED-'-rheater Mnrrid perior epurt tollow: Editii H. MarHiorough eorrespondent Mrs. *:** ikt) DANNY THOMAS SHOW Kinne vs. C. K. Kuenhqld; Carl Howard I-ord, telephone E. Hamp- tUl 'LO>'E STOEV ( «t A M M A L TIM E WESTERN PLAVH U IT S E THIS WEEK ONLY vs. Anna B. Golden et al; Hilnaj S. (41) DNfXE ED'S FUN CLUB G. E. walls 8 Sen, Ine. Kaupplnen \s. Julius Kaupplnm; I pig's copper snout ping embedded —Kil Hatch I in its lower jaw was speared by < III a d v e n t i ;b e a o k r l i n k y 2 Main S t — Phone Ml-S-8128 Weatvm stylr jeans with dnublr- Frederick Hine, Jr, vs. Mabel ' fi.shermah Albert I-enius of Per- ( a-cil HOWDY D(M)OY TIME aUtebed aeams, rivets and bar-tacks Brown, Executrix; Lydia Simons FILM I'RI'MADK OLD LEHIGH COAL Double Powered ham,,Minn. ^ at points of strain. ZIpper-fl.v. 4 pork- et al vs. Adolph F. Simons; W il­ WEgTHEBMAN—Bill UarUn Bscitua Mobil Ptower he Theater in the Park ( () Sl’SPENBE— NYLON-NECK and Paul Preusse have been named •:ie (U ) 8POBT»-Bm Kaatlni , • _"The Terror n delegates and Roho-t Re.vrtolds and It •lunctlnn Ritniea 82 and SI, (84) FLAYBOiaE OF STABS George Weber altetnalcs to the Wlllimantir f —drama SWEAT SHI6TS Council. The Red M ei are' also' (U> TV HOl'B— iiiSI DriviRS iRstrudions "The Laphama of BoetonY plan.ting a chartered bus to a Rod they’re In The Movies NOW! (Ul SCIENCE BBVIEW I Sox baseball game in Bo.strin Me­ (tl> CITY DETECTIVE morial Day. FROM YQUR HOME 14:4 : ( 441) Jl'DGE FOB VOCBSELF -Fred Allen.’host St. Bernard’s Men’s Club will (Me DANGEB i LUCILLE B\Lfc With Insured Dual Control Car* / —My»(erv Serle* •< most powerful combination of chomkol additives for gre^ st ^neck-free power- SkttlafacUon Gwranteed (U) m o o n l ic b t MOVIES ; Model 36-24XNZ 88c 14 :M < 4) TO n r ANNOCNCED over put ilrto result of the world's Soft enttnn-fleere inside I DESIARNAZ (841 SEE IT NOW - lOdward B. finish. VVLO N reinforced Munxiw any gasoline to correct engine troubles... most advanced refining developments I neck for snug fU. Variety Tltey ,7 7. Lorton DriviRg School ' « » NEJWI AND WrMTBEB COMBINATION CAS RANGE of colors. Sites 4 to 16. aa A I I U. S. oil bumeri TEL. MI-S-iOT5 J (41) KTOBY THKATEB TO E L m G .L 0 1 VG 14iU ( 41 TO BE ANN’OCNCED O utsm i out..lIthe . BOYS? 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Ne (SI) EIGELIGNT8 4:44 (HI BOBEBT Q. unVW ABOW Combined writh topoctane, Mobil PoWrer bladlag. Never slide oyen and broiler meals. It's everything WEATUBVANB-CstcU Jo- additive, R T 123, quells and controls glow­ Compound creates an entirely new kind of ONLY A MONTH down. Quick-drying Irreg. bert ing particles responsible for this trouble. gaaoline-New Mobilgas spbcuh.—double »I0 you could want in modern copking-hcat- SWDH ( S) rrs A FLEASrBE KEITH'S VAKIEYY ing convenience. OIL BURNERS (MtU) d o uo las e d w ab d s a pou'ered. - ' TEE NEWTS Corrects spark plug m isfiri^ due to A fter Small Down Payment MEN’S QNE-SIZE OPEN EVERY fluff NEWS SHOP injurious combustion deposits. Mobil ■ k ' ■ MOOIl lU) TEE PASTOE Y ou get top an^knock power—faster STRETCH-SOX. (ill TESTEKOAY’S NEW8EEEL DEPOT SQUiOE Power Compdund gives new positive con­ starting—protection from vapor k x ^ —the 59c I NIGHT TIL f 1 :U ( SAt) NEWTS CAEAVAN -Jefen . Csmsmi Ewsxm OaRr 8 .0 8 ^ § m pjm. trol of such deposits-incresaea the effec­ gieataat protection against engiiie tfoublea (8S.M> JO EXAFFOBD MOW ]Manchester Diviskm ' LA SSEN (U ) TOr. CAN. DO IT TOO Sam. $ m t O f iW M i. tive life of spB^ plug! up to three timea. ever offered in any gasoline. S-fARTS THURSDAY V , piU m m riim r4 0mm Cm, PETROLEUM Joan Fohtaine-Bob Hope PHdm A liI-5-4503 SOCONT-VACUUM OB OM UANT. INC “ Your Community ShgU 'Caaaanm-a's Big Nlght'^ ih GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. .1. SOCOaV-VACUMH Dealer” ^ . (echnlcolor. Birch Mountain Road Manchester Office,' 687 Main St., Open Thursday EveningB-. Chlldee^under It, Free BUICK Phone MI-9-0121 > Dtwa d P JL RockviBc Enterprise 9540 2 8 5 M AIN ST. PHONE MI-V-'J'TI and Saturday Mominga For Appliance Demonstration and Salta i ) ■ ■J ■ T -. \,

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pressured for favors for Schine. dinner prepared by Chef Philip gla on Red China's status was Allen,* 111’Eldrtdga SL McCarthy has charged Army offi­ Williams under the direction ■ of sidestepped at yesterday’a open­ W arrant Officer iv Gibson Loses Woolen ('.o* Strike ArrRngiM Dance Rotariaiis to Hear BIRTH TODAY; a daughter to Britain Vetoes Zoners Grant Nazarene Bid Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gordon, 63 ROOnNGAND Army Charges cials used Schine as a "hostage” to Senate Set Miss Marjorie Burr, dietitian, Su­ ing aeaaion of the conference but try . to force him to drop his In­ perintendent Slpver cordially wel­ there waa some indication Molo­ Starts Seeoml Day Placement Officer CTunlon' St. • * ' GREAT EASTERN SIDING COMFANY vestigation of subversives In the comed the service club women and tov might be holding off only until Latest Plea* for To Erect New Youth Center DISCHARGED YESTORDAY: | ‘Doctoring’ of Army. gave a history of the hospital, Troops Now in the talka turn to Indochina. Mrs. Lois Kelley, AndoVer; Mrs. I 21 OAK STREET—MANCHESTER 0>hn, asking to tell his side of To Test Ike which had its inception after Pressed for a atatement on Pei­ . (Continued from Page One) J, B. Powers, placement officer Myrta Hees, RFD 2,; Marguerite 1 A. V. “BURT” LINDSAY, Prop. . at the University of Connecticut, the case in his own way, told Jen­ World War f *nd the service men ping's role, a Soviet spokesman re­ Doctor ticeiise The (Thureh of the Nazarene will , Cavagnaro- for Cavey's Re.staii- ' i, * Shea, South Coventry; Margaret i Ste^^ns Photo Indochina War • ■ \ will speak on "Help for Tomor­ WE SPECIALIZE IV kins that he had giVen the picture had retitrned to town. peatedly referred. the newsmen to begin development of a Rectory' rant, to enlarge the building at 45 Union officials said they were Dilworlh, .53' Oi'erlook Dr.; Mrs. to the counsel as part of "very sub­ the Big Four communique after E, Center St., at a cost of abotit contacted by Miss Weinstock and row’s Citizens." at-the meeting of Elsie Bradic.v,. 240 W oodbridge S t.; | Farm Plan He gave credit to C. Elmore (Coattnued from and Youth Education Building on the Rotary duty. on the composition of the Korean 2. He dlspdsed of h*r b«dy In a Ing that ia to be erected behind an Cavagnaro said he plans to en- company officials she was referred aid at the 'university for the ji^st 12 Knox St.; Mrs. 'Virginia Gunn. Yorker who was an unpaid con- : Sen. Ellender (D-I-a) and five other ' Day. Nov. 11. IWO, the pound for Churchill replied the auggeation to-the company counsel, whom, she seven years. Powers’ present posi- FIN AN CE Y O t’R D EA L "Ijong after these threats were Senators. Parity is a standard' for j inatitutiPn having been brok- would be sent to Eden "but I am talks, limiting them to the nations manner other than shA had wished. existing building was granted by Isrge the.dining area and modern­ Storrs; Everett Cunningham,AVap- ' ^ r . aultant to the McCarthy subcom­ which had troopa in the war there said, she could not reach Immedi­ tiop deals with administration and supposed to have been made, Mr. meaauring farm prices said bv law ' *" 1" 1919. The capacity at the sure thib matter Is before all those (The body was turned over to the the Zoning Board of Appeals, last ize the entrances to the restau­ pins- ' I mittee before he was drafted. Stevens was solicitous about , Mr. and the Soviet. But of the Indo­ Bight. The Rev. C.'E. Wlrslaw told ra n t. ately. supervision of vocational counsel­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. I to be fair to farmers in terAis of! opening of the hospital waa 50 pa- wtio are gathered there.” Yale Medical School At New A compan.v official who was ask­ ing for men and women, placement The McCarthy camp contends, Schine and not only once but twice chinese question, it said only that the Board that this project Is' the Applicationa granted were as Acleliri* At'Kins. 73 St. John St.: prices they must pay for things I tients. Last month the average In Washington, meanwhile, Aua- Haven although there was evi­ ed whether managen.ent Is willing of seniors and alumni, financial aid amont other thinta. that Stevens asked to be photographed with ey buy. w'as 150 p atients and a total of it would be dlicussed by the Big beginning of a long-range pro- follows: Maurice Maloney, one Mrs. Teresa Varney; 40 Falrlteld ' I tralla and New Zealand were re­ Four plus Red China "and other dence. the court aaid. that Mlsa to resume negotiations said'"We're committees, financisl counseling, waa very friendly with Schine at Schine," Cohn testified under oath. The 90 per cent supports for 375 operations were performed, ported today \o have exprcMed .. graHT'that will eventually see-a year extension of permission to St.: Rol.ind -Pockett. 61 Waddell , Welch, when charging the photo­ interested states." Ayres desired to-ba bulged beside waiting for the union to approach and part time and sumner place­ the very time Stevens chargee basic crops have been in- effect a , "The property of the hospital strong Interest in; Joining the her parents In banbury.) . n.ew church built on the fy>nt of j 'have a free standing ground sign ment. R d.: Karen Bartoo, 611 H artford graph was "doctored." said he felt tha propertv fronting Main Street us." Improper pressures were being ex­ doien years. They were pul on In . runs better than two million dollars. Gnited States in poiFibie "united and to replace sign with a new one He served ir the «rmed sei vice.* ;Rd.; Kathleen Ryah. 79 Vernon Jenkins had been "imposed upon." 3. Dr. Gibson aided, abetted and at Htfrllng Place. i In La vrence. Mi'ss., pickets said NOW! A TkAIUNG GERANIUM! erted. World War II to stimulate food j hnd it is all paid for. " said Slover. action" to- save Indochina and advised another physician tDr. located five feet from the street they are protesting n.it the w;age for five years during World-Wsr II. St.; Bennett Erickson, 42. Maple While Cohn waa in the witness 'Jenkins indicated in questioning and fiber production. Congreea ; "We do pot owe anything on bulld- Southeast Asia from Communism. In ^ .e r applications acted upon line a t 639 Chanter St.; C. Rudolph St. Cohn that he felt he should have' Frank T. Genovese of Danbury) to last night, two were denied and cut proposal ..hut the closing of and prior to that time spent 12 ''it New Knitie SeiiMtion ir chair. McCarthy asked Cohn has extended them repeatedly. ' Ing or equipment, everything la Both government's ware under­ No Cain Seen sign S' death certificate before Ahderson, to diminish the lot.area American Woolen'a huge Wood years in the public schools of Con­ whether Stevens had said he want­ been advised that it was an altered free of debt. We like to run the hos- seven granted. No a''tlon was lielow zoning requirements at 10 liirture. Senatb Republican leaders pre­ stood to have stopped short of a MI.SS Ayres died on Ju ly 26, 19,10. Mill there. necticut. where he wa.i a senior ed to have his picture taken with dicted confidently they could de­ pltal that way, neither to lose or firm "yea" only becauac of Britain's taken on tWo more, being tabled Russell St.; Wayne Wrlgjit, to Cohn aaid hie would have been ,Dr. Gibson appealed to the for further cbpalderation. The .300 employes there aaid they high sc'.iool science teacher, a th ­ TRAILING IVY •D ave.” feat this amendment. Some of Its make money. We try to break refusal to adopt a like course until In Red Reply erect a free standing ground sign were given ,30-day dlsmUssal notices letic coach, director of physical AS ES - RUBBISH Cohn replied that Stevens did. glad- during yesterday's question­ even." Superior Court and hence to the One holdover, application, from on property east of 202 New' Bol­ 9 ing of Stevens—to bring out that sponsors privately conceded they after the current Geneva Confer­ last Friday. The company an­ Herald Photo. education, head of science dcpi)rt- ••I heard him. too." McCarthy, were not too hopeful. •"We are In btisiness 24 hours ence with Red (Jhina and Russia. Supreme Court. Pendlrtg the ap. Carter Chevrolet seeking to erect ton Jtd.; Wayne Wright, two years H enry D a m s the picture was not complete, if C. W, O. George Mitchell peal, he was permitted to’prac­ a new and used car dealership on nounced several weeks ago thst ment. s.ssistanl r'clrcipal and guid­ REMOVED GERANIUM although not a witness, comment­ To Ike A-Plan extension of permission to have a ance directoiv he had known it then. In an interview. Ellender said ‘ ‘7* *’■1^:* But Au-straMan and New Zea­ tice. ' the northeast corner of Main and the Wood Mill—where 8.000 were ed. — _ ------T*. ', X . 1 **T wiAafskf nave three ■hifta a day. We are i land Interest In the plan put forth repairer's llcen.se a t the re a r of Henry Ditrna, 649 W. Middle Also Top Soil For Sale \Kniae offem It . But Cohn said he did not I a 40-hour40-hpur week, and we i George Mitchell of 33 Norman His appeal wna based on the Charter Oak StreeU, waa also employed during the World WSr McCarthy flung another accii- himself that the picture had been j declared >%as bein^ exerted iw - by Secretary of State Dulles b« re­ (Cootinued from Page One) 202 New 'Bolton Rd., providing the II peak would be one of several Tpke., heads the arrangements CALL MI-3-7644 for the first •atfon in a question to Cohii. to keep goinic seven St., has been promoted from War­ claims that the Medical Examin­ tabled again. sign nearest the building is re­ altered. I defeat continuance of hl)ch level i " • * " ported strong enough that Ameri­ ra n t O fficer Junior Grade (Jliief ing Board acted illegally when it Applications that were denied mills clo.sed for economy reasons. for the May Dance being held by time: A thrilHac •‘Is It correct that we were that the powers producing atomic moved; Esther Glanstrom, permis­ the Manchester Chapter of the Hospital Notes Trailing Ivy Oe- Jenkins said he had spent "»v-j said. cAme jI persons can offlclal.i are hoping the two Warrant Officer it has been an­ recommended revocatloh of the were from Edwin Jacobson The other mills closed by the warned not once, but repeatedly, from the White House. will persuade Britain to Join up energy might pool some quanti­ nounced. He ia aerving with Com­ Dr. Morris C. Fancher. Jacobson sion to erect ahood over entrance strik e are in Plym outh. Ma.*s., .Tunlor C ham ber of Commerce, . each raiilnm that eral hours, with Cohn snd staff I have 60 different types of Jobs in license snd that the State Health with a north side' line exception that unless we called off (the in­ members going over the evidence But the Louisiansn said that, rather than split the British Com­ ties to be developed for peaceful pany A, 169th Infantry Regiment. Dept- revoked his license 'under a wanted to convert a single family Fairfield. Old Town and Skowhe- Darns emphasized today that the ADMITTED YE-ifTERnAV; (nn orders sends Its rolorfni quiry) reports would be made the hospital." uses. at.lOOakwood Rd.; Honora Mort­ dance, achediiled from 9 to ___ __ of .3) flower head* for the inquiry. It was at one even if the Senate passes a wooi monwealth. a ' Veteran Highland Sb; ing me?" McCarOiy asked. amendments, the House will not his united action plan at Geneva opening wedgi to break the long Mitchell was recalled • to active Justice Baldwin aaid thefe waa Adams St. Dr. Fancher sought Sign at 184 Woodland St,; and Also included in the negotiations mory, ia open to the public. Jacqueline Cooper. 39 Eva, Dr.;4 walls . . . wherever you want to create a flower- of Stetvena and Schine, posing on how Valley Oil Co. to construct an ad ­ InVwensatlon: Indoors or outdoors: Y'ou get a choice Cohn said that was true. the ramp of an airplane, waa giv­ act on It. He said House Agrlcul-| even though Informed American deadlock on atomic energy con- duty in the Korean War. He has not merit to these contentiOna. permission to alter a third floor of are three mllla which, tlie company Tickets may be purchased from Mra. Eva Hirth. 14 Mountain St.. ' McCarthy then asked whether ture Committee Ighders had given ' officials regard the fall of Uie In ­ tro!. spent 11 .years in service, two and t __ , a building a t 122 E. Center St., to ditional bay to gasoline station has, not been operating in recent any member nf the Jaycee. but are Rockville; James Fs.v. 4fi Btrc.h' rainbow asaortmrnt of datzllng rolora at amasing en to him, Jenkins said. flat asauranceaassurances that all orlceprice sun-Isup and have certificate of approval low Kruse prices: 5 for $2 or 2 for SI (mlnlmnm ha had "In effect” replied;- "Go to the best medical care and they are dochina stronghold of Dicn Bien one-half years of this lime over­ contain two undersized apsrt- weeks. T3iose are in Louisville, limited to 350 couples. Darns St.; Mrs." Agnes Dubrcull.' Willl- port legislation will be considered « At the Big Four meeting in Ber­ for a repairer's license at 559 reported toda.v that plana for the order). SEND .NO MONEY: Pay postman hargaln hell.” willing to pay for It, he aald. While Phu as only a matter of time. lin last February, the atomic con­ seas In World War II in Germany menta. _ Ky.. W ebster, Ma.«s.. snd Le)>anon, mantlc; Mrs. Beatrice Harvev, 101 "Tliat is . correct.” Oohn an­ In a one-paejeage bill in th a t body. The loss of Dien Bien Phu to and North Africa and Northern Salk Says Nature Tabled were requests of Stephen Main St. affair are progressing well. Res- W. Middle Tpke.; William Hayes. price plus C.O.D. postage. If prepaid, we pay post­ hospital costs have greatly in­ trol problem waa discussed in N. H. age. Limited supply, so rush your name today! swered. In the Senate, some members creased, the length of time a pa­ the Red-led A/letmlnh, they said, Burma. ' The '^.resent basic wage rate is ervstions must be made hy tomor­ 37 Linnmore Dr.; Waller Bnrbier. Manchtsfffr Wollpapvr McCarthy had reference to his who might support Ellender's private tafke between Dulles and Obituary tient spends ip the hospital has would make all the more impera­ Molotov. The Berlin conference C.W.O. Mitchell has received the Aids Polio Vaccine Mair.e with cool weather continu­ $1.26*5 an hour plus 5 cents cost row with Raymond T. Quish. 61 197 Vernon St.; Carol Scate, 18 ond Paint Compony Inquiry into alleged Communist in- move under other circumstances, i greatly decreased. Many people re­ tive united actipn to rescue Indo­ following decorations and ribbons: ing the rest of the weelt, of livir.g through an escalator Cambridge St. Re.*ervations«will Fairview St.; Mrs. Adeline Olcott, flltration into the Army. He con­ but who came from wool produc­ recommended that the U. N. Dis- Three Die, 60 Hiirl D. E. FRECHETTE. Prop. a INDOORS! OUTDOORS * Kruse Nurseries, Dept. I8MI turn home within 6 or 10 days of an china. armement Commlaalon begin work Europea'i Theater, G4a a chance C\). She was a member of St. growers in the pending bill is a ference. Al«>, Mr. Molotov deliv­ their assurances thst the vaccine when it smashed into the aide of late Friday or Saturday possibly stock control. The company says, pressed regret, saying a couple of to see. however, the Mock control squab­ Aug' Church and its Rosary direct production payment, the ered to Mr. Dulles the Soviet gov- Life ill Prison is perfectl.V safe. the express at a switch. mixed with some snow in northern photograidiers had made requests Stine's aame thing proposed for perish­ The women expnsMied apprecia­ Cease - Fire Seen ble among stockholderb "has noth- for a ^cture of Stevens and Society. ei-nment’s reply to' the United "nie vsrcine. which had a limited The locomotives of both trains New England. ables in the Brannon plan offered tion to the guidei^nd the superin­ S tates note of M arch 19. 1954, test last year in P ittsburgh, will and five cars of the express were Schine, She leaves her mother, Mrs. tendent for Ih^information they Life within prison walls and Elizabeth Newman of Hartford; by the former Democratic Secre­ Tor Iiidoehiiia dealing with atomic energy.” be given to a half-million children derailed snd overturned. Cohn said that in any case tary .of Agriculture, Charles F. had received And the courtesy ex­ problems of prison admimstratlori StevenS had repeatedly requested a ■br'olher, John F. Newman of in 170 com m unities this .year. B rannan. tended to thjrfn. and .left with a’ feel­ were described last night by Inoculations began yesterday m WHY IT MAY COST YOU MORE that he (Stevens) be photographed M(mchLSter and several nieces and ing of prijte that Manchester has (Continued from Page One) Chaplain Rusaell Camp of Whelh- EXTENDED EORETAST with Sciiine. »■ phews." In addition to '.the Ellender 17 counties in the nation. Nesrly Boston, April 27 (/P) The OKDEItS NOW TAKEN FOR amendment, dairy atate Senators such a fiife Hospital. ersfleld State Prison who spoke at twice that many counties atsrt "That's the fact and we will, Funeral , services will be held beliewl should come a.s the result Court Learns the dinner meeting of the Junior temperature In New England dur­ prove it.” Cohn declared. y ' Thursday inprnlng at 9:30 from plan to offer proposals to reverse of wnaultaticn among the inter­ their tests today. ing the, next five days. Wednesday or modify the recent action of Chamber of Commerce at the The first injection will be fol­ throughNSunday, will average 2 Stevens had denied in trstimony the W, P. Quish Funeral Home, ested powers. Manchester Country Club. 225 Main St., and a t 10 o’clock In Secretary of Agriculture Benson lowed hy a booster injection. to 4 degrees below the • seasonal AMESITE DRIVEWAYS . yesterday that he had ever pro­ In London. French Ambassador. Of Confusion In his talk. Chaplain Camp posed to have a picture taken St. Jamea' cihurch. Burial will be In cutting dairy support levels >bless Claims normal 'xcept 4 to 6 degrees -in e POWER ROLLED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED from 90 to 75 per cent of parity. Rene Massigl. .Conferred urgently called for a realistic attitude to­ 1 CONNECTICUT DATE alone with Schine. He certainly In St. James’ Cemetery. with Prime MinI’ster Churchill to- ward penal Institutions. He criti­ • MACHINE SPREAD • FREE ESTIMATES didn't recall it, he said, but com­ Friends may call rt the funeral Boaton. April 27 (J1 All the New Increase Here d.iy on the Indochina criais and on On Dickenson cised a new law providing for life England states but Massarhusetta CALL mented that he had been photo­ home tonight from 7 to 10 o'clock a reported Brltish-Amerlcan deci­ imprisonment without poMibllity graphed many times with many and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and I are scheduled to begin the Salk TEL. CH-7-3377 from 7 to 10 p, m. sion ruling out immediate big-scale (Coatinued from Page One) of pardon. He said men sentenced potto vaccine teats for school chil­ Gharltt W. Liihrop A rm y men. Ike Aides Sj(irt Claims for unemployment in­ Intervention. to siu;h a term became desperate It was after this testimony by St. Augustine's Rosary Society surance in the Manchester area dren next week. FOR CITY PAVING COMPANY TO BUY A"10W-PRICE0'CAR a place of starvation end death. because they had been robbed of will sr.y the Rosary at tiic funeral rose to 675 last week, the^ State DlplomaUc informants there said Dr. Samuel B. Kirkwrobd. Massa- AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Stevens that Jenkins introduced the envoy gave the British leader "How many of ua survived, God hope. IN BUSINESS SINCE 1925 the picture in evidence. homq tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Secret Briefiiig Labor Dept, reported today. chuaetta Commlastoner of Public (Installaieat Payments) This is an Increase of 33 over an up-to-the-minute picture of the only knows," Capt. William R. The chaplain crit,tcized the use of I Health, said last night the state's too East Center St,. Ml-t-4)$84 Cohn acknowledged that he battle df Dien Bien Phu and the Shadlsh of Bridgevllle, Pa., told the term "ex-con”/ because of its gave Jenkins the photograph at a John G. B. Smith - the 642 filed during the preceding 11-member com m ittee of physicia|[>a John G. B. Smith, 42 Cambridge Figuring' in inw easc Consequences if it fell. ths court. psychological effect on former will decide Thursday If the state meeting the latter part of last For G ^ernors w eek. the TTie nformaiiW re.ported that prisoners. week. Tie also ronfii-med. under St., died this morning at the Hart­ Were 101 initial claims, which indi- He aaid he was at Death Valley will participate in the program. que^ionlng by Jenkins, that he ford Hospital, after a brief illness. I ale new spells qf unemployment, American, BrltliM and French mili­ while Dickenson was there for two A third point the chaplain said Vaccinations are to begin May 3 He had been a resident of M an­ (Contlnpra from Page On«) but report did not apiecify any tary lerdefs are pondering the vnonthSj Later he waa the only concerned him Is the Increase in ' in New Hampshire, in Chittenden Let us show you how some cars price-tagged ’ did not mention that the photo­ the scale and kind of help that may graph had been altered. chester for 12 years and waa em­ large individual lay-offs in this American officer at Pyoktong the number of sex offenders and jCoufity, Vl., and in Portland and ployed as a machinist at Niles, their ^ckground of experience hava to ba thrown In if circum­ where Dickenson was heic! for the the difficulty of handling them in Bangor, Maine. Connecticut's pro­ The picture was taken last Nov. and regional knowledge in shap­ area. Bem ent and Pond (Jo. of H artford. T)ie report showed that women stances force the Alllea to inter­ next 2naiand depoalls/ r.f Indl- Moodusdood Jew ish Community Center and Margaret P, Smith, property The Mololov-B.dai'lt talka this about the 23-year-old corporal viduals. partnerships, and ^ , - ...... I ^ ' a#v»ia6»^4»bombers "if SI kJIVthe KremlingVICillllJI limmasters n tc ifl a t 93 Elizabeth Dr. morning marked the fir.st contact froni Crackers Neck, Va. corporations y ...... 6 6.321.970 66 with Rahbl L^on 'Mntl of Temple;,: Impatient,** In that event, he Time depni^ o( indivi­ 'Trade Name ^rtlflcAte* of the western Big Three with Beth Sholom officiating. aaid,. if the coal 'industry wasn’t Rusaia on Indqchlna. The 19-na­ WHEN HOME FINANCING - - duals pa^pership.s. and Bearers were Michael Wichman. Melvin E. Gilman and Ralph A. jcorpiiralipns (including de. ready to take over fuel needs. Slarkweatker doing bu.sineas as tion conference is scheduled to posits IV savings ■ depart- David ■Wl’chman, Dr. Barney Wich­ "Alj Russia would have to do is y The M'ancheater Real E state take up that war, after Its discus­ LET US FILL YOUR m e n u ...... 667.166.51 man. Abraham Miahebow, Arnold call on Ds to surrender." D epoiK s of. United Slates Bureau. 351'Center .St. sions on Korea. Your needs and your hudgel arr given every 1 e rn m e n t (I n c 1 ti d I n g .Mamberg and Arthur. Brickman. Lewis' and, other speakers. In- Bidault arranged to see the So­ consideration when you visit SAVl.NGS AND il aavii»iil ...... 16:. 163 63 Burial was In Moodus Jewish j cludlhg Gov. John S. Fine of Penn­ Rotiert P. Willard, 280 E. Mid­ ‘‘’poalla rir State! aiul polf- dle Tpke.,' doing business as Bart­ viet Foreign Minister after the LOAN for a Home Lban. C em cteri. sylvania. said many of the coal In­ Russian failed , to show up yester­ Ical aubdlvlalona i...... 6h6 7111.64 lett's. 133 Spruce St. ' posits of banks ...... 16.6411.36 Memorial week ia being observed d u stry '! ills c-ould be cured if the day for an Informal talk on Indo­ Other deposits (rerlifleij snd at her home. government would curb imports of ofdceri!' rliecks, eir.) .... china with the French Miniater. / 96 907.96 residual oil. a refinery waste prod­ U 8. Secretary ' of State Dulles TOTAL DtiI>08ITS ____ . 6 6.093 ;66<>96 ..Mr*, l-siiilae H utchins U n d lrr uct used widely pn the east coaAt ■ and BritlMi Foreign Secretary Called for and delivered We encourage home-pwitership and make it easy ■% Other llanllitle)i ...... 57.671.16 The funeral of Mrs. Tiouise instead of co|S|. About Town Eden. to arrange financing. Monthly rent-like install- •TOTAL LIABlLiril'^ 6 6.1.11 363 .14 j promptly at no extra r'. Capital Arrosala Hutchins Llnoter. of V'ernon. w’aa Gdvernorsj at 'the special' The we.stem Big'Three reviewed menta are moderate after a reasonable down-pay­ i Uapilal etricli iloisl l>sr held this morning at 11 o'clock at' drought conference urged quick j the situation in France’s Far charge. valuei; Common . A few more ticketa are available ment. Surplus , . : ...... Si'lol'm Holmes Funeral Home. The | congressional' approval of an for the concert by the Upsala Col­ Eastern colony and were reported PACE-SETTING STYLING KEEPS MERCURY AHEAD OF ITS F IE LD -.H E LP S KEEP TRADE-IN VALUE HIGH Undivided jiroflm ...... 35!26.i .-9: R*i’- Geor,"e Htgf,in.* of the Ver-, emergency Ib-mlllion-dollarlege grant (Jhoir. Thuradny evening at to have*' agreed on the nations - non' Oongrtgationnl (Jhurch ofTi- , for soil conservation measures to 8:I.'i in Bushnell Memorial. Hart­ they want at the table when Indo­ FINE PHARMACY * a TOTAL C A P I r A I, AC dated. Burial was in the East ! stop dust and wind damage in china cornea . p. COUNTS ...... 6 6.^1 36.192 ford. They may be secured at the CALL MU9-9I14 Brins us your fad s and famou.-.fnr eegnomy. Mercury's famou.< rug- Cemetery. , drought-stricken areas. They also I office of Ehnanuel _ _Lutheran An anticipated Eaat-Weat tan- Thr ntpst ejficintf ettgivf in fhe indicates that your Mercury xxill probably TOfAI. LIABILITIKS AND The casket was borne by'porlers. recommended additional loans and ^ ’urch, w*lch is oiie of the spom fiffureti for a friendly disTus- -geilnci* aiol stamina have been mcrra-eil !-tiir CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .6 6 766.516 46 j retur'iT a higher f>ercentage of your original •ln-lud*s savins drparl- 1 other aid to guide farmers in soring churches for the concert. iiion—^you wilt be Riad you did. pppul/ir-f)nce field Mercury’s further by new engine design, and new' ball- imeslmenl at trade-in time. This, plus m m l llabU llIrs of 6652 - | .Mrs. .Martha Buss i proper use of their land. Mi.ss June C. Chambers of ihl,' 636 01 shown 'oelow Private, funeral services for Mrs. new 161-horsepower V-8. joint front wheel «uvpen-ion. I'liis mesni Mcregry’s lamou« reconl for economy, brings AKSKTa AND LIABILITILH tr»' NAV-I town is a member of the chorus. ■ .1 INCH DKPABT.MKNT IX I.I IIKI) IN Martha Boas, widow of Gottfried longer engine life. |e>s ciigine aiol ijrc wear, ils.(n/e cost down in many ea>es below so- THE ABOVE HTATh.llKNT Bosp. form erly of H arlfoid, were A grass and brush fire at 278 Many home buyers have and lower repair bill*. ' (Thear assets sre se'rreealed snd set ' Soropliiiiigf Club called ' ’lowest-pricetl'’ cars. You can enjoy held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Lydall St. waa put out by the Man­ 1 f*osf#*» i*M Usd* . ^ Thi‘ nrw Mercury proxes that extra power apart b.v law for lh< pmierilon of . the Watkins Funeral Home with A M E S I T E made i007 Main Street their ■Nr-' Mercury's hiie-car perfxxrniance and luxury aavinas departmi^ depositorsi ' chester Fire Dept, last night. doesn’t hair to eofl you extra mn Hut (lie biggest bonus of all is Nlercury’a A M E T S I the Rev. Percy .Smith, associate ! Visits Hospital ****^.**^.“ ^ f ^ H U S K Y M E N — "• addrew for a Home Loan. while actually «a\ing money. Cash on hand and balances minister of the ..South Methodist you buy. or while you Hriie. \ new', more higher trade-in value. ,\ccorendenl surxeys of used ear priec.«, We'll be glad to give you facts on tbia United States Goyernmenl Fourteen members of the Sorop- Ciicle has elected the following of­ DRIYEVVATS oivllcatlons. direct and at the convenience of the family. ficers foi the coming year: Mrs. guaranteed ...... 2.10.6&6.26 j timist Club enjoyetl a dinner and economy than previuut engines, which were -Mercury leads all other cars in its field. This amazing ecoiiomy storyc. G>me in soon. Loana ...... 313.616 66 Victor, Muzzulin. Welherafield. .Hra. Harriet .M. Norton ' Manchester Memorial Hos- Ie:.dri; Mrs Alfonse Falaima, sec­ EXPERTLY INSTALLED Open Dally te 5 P.M. TO T A I. SAVINGS The filneial of Mrs. Harriet m . evening, the last of the retary: Mrs. Geno Ci aadel. Ver­ CtM^Wedneaday at 12 Noon. PA R T M E N T ASSETS . 6 663.63S.U1 Norton, president of the Norton »«rvtce clubs who have had this Tlmrsday open renttnuouaiy 9 a. i. to LIABIUTIEA non. treasurer: Mrs. Thomas Mc- thia aow to perform jobs quickly. e c o i^ ^ n S ^ J S rr Savtnaa department de- Electrical Instrument Co., was | privilege since' the flrst of. the ioM Grading ^ MachiM Spraod — 8 p.m. year. Partland, librarian; >tra, 'William pnslu .r...... 6 663.636.01 held this afternoon at 2 o’clock at Courtney, welfare; Mrs. William Fenm S «t- - Power RelM m im ing of effort. MaU buih-in Q u a u S u S to il^ ’t SatiEfdaya'B aJEi. to 12 Noon. 1 miaa thia outaUnding saw value * TOTAI^ 8 AV I N O S DE­ -- tjie Holmes Funeral Home, with The women gathered in the Marsh, contact; Mrs. Howard IT PAYS TS OWN AMERICA'S FASTEST GROWING C A IL. PARTMENT L1ABILITIU3 6 662.635.01 i (he Rev. Arnold W. Tozer, min- plea.sant dining room, where they Be upre, publicity: ■ Mrs. Peter Also: Pdrkinq Lets — TeMils Courts'— Welu (✓ M afJ in a £ o n MEMOBANBA ' ; later of the Second (Jongrcgationsl were Joined ' bv Superintendent Passal' and Mra. Paul Mortarty, AaseU plrdard nr aaalanrd William P. Slover. and Ihelr D ra't m iti Iks Ms lcl.\Ul*s kii. "TOAST or'TH l. Tons" -itli E.4 SolUxas, •aBday .x-aiai. to tncur* iTablllllna ...... 6 64u.ooo.0Q! Cffiorch, officiating. Burial w as in representatives; Mrs. (Chester 10% FOR CASH TRANSACTIONS* "YOUR STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE*.' • I* S. 8tali»s WSHC.TV, CkoBa.l 8. IBEIIEURY Loana and • dlacounia aa ■the family plot in'.the -Buckland guides. William Oellera, X-ray Freeman, historian. The .^annual ahnwn above am aft^r d»- ! Cemetery. . technician; Curtis Wilson and banquet iviir be held at the Oak­ .Terms errenged if desired. PHONE MI.9.52S3..... Loans made on'property ta arighbaring commnnlHeo. aai^Tof*^...'*.**!^.'!??. . .*V t,583.»oi Bearers were Calvin Davison, i.Clarence (Juster of the Mainten- dale Tavern, Wallingford, .Wednes­ flutn of'' uofinaci'icui. County of i Eklward Norton. Richard Norton. 1 Ance Dept. day, M ay 19. ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED lY HarUord. u . Msnrtealar. April 36 i m BeriUey Mrs. UlllAn GusUfson. lie s ir w o" *11*: and Edwin jAcobAon, _ . j president of the Soroptlmlst Oub; TIGER CLAWS E.MPU)VE Ibnrhester .Trust Company. ^ aolemn-; ------—-----T In the absence of the pre*ident, New Verfc. April. J7 ,(M—A MORIARTY BROTHERS, incT ly swear that th* (orrsoing atat'maiil Demaio Brothers tgs. & £oan. IM ptbar litfnrmatlon is true to the NLRB ORDERS DOCK Mrs. Ruth J, Spencer, sakl she risena employs cleaning out a- beat of our knowlrdtr and belief. WAshlngtqa, April t7 lA’i— was glad so many of the membara tiger’s f f f at Madison Sqimre ^ ' ESTABLISHED 1920 • B. B. HATHAWAY, The Natioaal Labor Relaliops had- accepted the invitation and Gardea uraa clawed badly ed the 301-315 CENTER street ^ MANCHESm I Prestdeot. . Board today ortMred a neM bar- expressed gratitude at the oppor­ CALL NOW—ANYTIME V.^W. INGRAHAM. left araa today. Police said the MiiielMsI^ SiYilss I Laai AssociathRM-HI07liaiiSL ■ Treasurar. gatnUig rights electloa—to be tunity. of touring the institution lajured man, Charteo Hieita, SS, I *■ *• Itibscribad and sworn In befocav loe held before' May , 2d-^t«een and’thanked aM who-had any part KIrfcsvIlle. Mo„ was In a h o s-. Manchester MI-3-769L—HRrffonl CHapel 7-MI7 -/■ •Uo 2*th day of A arattM ^ ilM N. MAIN 8T« MAN • JEanCTTB M. PATOK. rival Now Verk Harbor loog' tit the arrangein^ts. pltal ta hata hla arm anpo'* M U . 1 . Notary Public, ahoreiwea'o aBloM. rollowing a h^rty roast boat toted. A / -i : • X - \ >

! - 1 M A l^ C H E S T EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESnAY, APRIL 27, 19.64 P A G P S E V E N PA.GE STX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES^TER, CONN- TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1964 T Hebron leg*. Her twin slater. Miss Emily IT'fippthjr Hartford will pre.sent a concert th4 Cortmiinlty House at 8, with providing a chairman {or the con­ strange, unruly, troublesome faced with human labor add' pei>- heavy, feeling ‘ of insufflctentv and 4 Owen, is recovering from a wrist Chaminude Soloisr Monday at 8 p. m. in the Commii-' Leven Parmaklatr In charge o f the ISanrlypBtrr ference in the course o f a potation hiemher. But it is better to have sistence, and that much of the inadequate and, - perhaps, less-1 operation, which is for the present nity CHurch, sponsored by the program.’' CLEANING AND INSTALUNG \ .time the human agertcy Involved than-deserved return and acco'rh-1 of the chairmanship among the at- her begin the prm c.ts pf ; being a keeping her from her employment^ Ladies Aid. A free-will offering Masons Hold Meeting Connecticut may'-Rot possess any c l^ r reason plishment. Semehow, It does not i Plan Committee Mr. ahd Mrs.■ Clarkson F. Balfty,Ba; Meeting Slated will be taken. -Evergreen Lodge. AF&AM, met Wonting IfpraUt fending powers. ' member than to have.her co.itinue SEPTIC TANKS and CESSPOOLS; for It alt, except that, the rows seem that so much could have > BARLOW’S TELEVISION now of Andover, formerly pf tthis Church .Meeting Set la.st night ' al Masonic Temple. A complete organixOtioB of TRAINEO SEW AGE SPEC IAU STS puBUttUhiO i>y I'lue \Thia issue was nvoitlcd when in rigid boycott.' ■ Yankee . are there to be faced. And, in produced- so iittle, and the rows; Slates Meeting - town, observed their 43"nl mar­ \>r MuUial Ai■ gether, and evolved 'a proposition were served after the program. e Sump pumps Installed to Publl<*ti>ngiie liegislration Set nie (Villlns, telephone MI-8-4419- (1) Prompt Serrice Bacond Claaa Hall Uaitar. followed. SPRUCE ST., MANCHESTER , TEL. MI-3-.6095] ’^uraday at 8 p.m. at the Fire­ e New ‘rootproof’ aewer Hatehmaker .law” the fall, there la nothing, except Marlborough appear to be taking the. former Miss LottI Turshen. is RegLstration day for the .South (2) Quality Work and Pi ince Wan of Tliailand, ac­ We go to the field wrlth some employed by the John Wanamaker house on Ellington Road. . lines Installed^ SUBSCRlPTl.t.N RATES .V eat of Persian lineage . . . thf debatable finality of death. more definite shape. The majority Wind.sor Little I^eague alumni will <.*{) Reasonable P r i ^ <*ayabla in Aivaoce ceptable to both'oides. memory of how fine a promise Co. aa a fashion artist. The meeting has been called by be held Thursilay aj 6:30 at St- e Plugged newer lines clean­ na Year ...... 31& w and a weighty pedigree . . . of local residents have received George Enes. chairnian of the ed electrically. . 7.76 By this rather 'simple prorcs.s.. The ground bare, the trees there was in the spring planting. A t the last HeGlAm Bridge Francis of As.sisi Church athletic BE SAFE . . . BESUftE ix Mentha ...... walked shmi.v toward a' moving are sl^eletons. vfhen we put in the pamphlets or brochures sent out committee, to discuss procedures gThraa Montha ...... S.MI an issue ^hlch m'ight have ear . . . as lirave as she roiild back-twinging memories of by the compiittee in charge ex­ party, entertained at the home of field. All boys 13 and 11 years old Planning to BuiM? One Month ...... 1.30 first .seed and W-hen we take home to be used on the, county radio be . . . Huff.v, that's the nana- the labors of full summer, and as plaining the plans. ;Mra. Floyd A. Fogil, winners were have been invited to sign up. Each SEE — Weekly ...... • '2 ! the-Conference before it the lii.st eSr.s, we remember everything that was Mrs. John A. Markham, Mrs. Irene network that links the various fire boy has been asked to bring a Single Copy ...... she holds . . , lives In a soi'itlirrn But much varies in between. Also there will be a public meet­ departments throoughout Hart­ Call McKin n ey bros. began was avoided, and the fjr.st put into this field, and how long SLIP COVERS CUSTOM MADE ing at the Elementary School Wright and Mrs. .Everett B. Poo­ parent with him. David Tripp and W. H. ENGLAND "" MEMBER o r ^ elt.v . . . and what that <-ar did ^nd the most variable thing in the ler. ford County. Dr. Robert Williams will .serve as THE AtiSOCUTED PRESS session went off With nrtexpected were the rows as we worked on i auditorium tom orrow' evening, LUMBER COMPANY SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY to her Jaw . . . was really qurte | cornfield is the ie,,.r.hlength of ihethe rows,cow. OOP Fnit To Meet Charter Ceremony Set coaches this year. The Aaaoclated Preea ie excluelvely smoothness. a pity . . . the vet despaired of them,- we develop our mental esti- j when members of the committee, TEL. Mitchell S-3S08— ISO-182 PEARL S T - MANCHESTER ’ It is amazing how short and There will, be a meeting of the Annual charter renewal cere­ Trdrphnne .MI-9-0244 antiUed to the uae of rapuhllcatlon of patching u|i . ; . her battered mates of yield. _ [ Terrific Spring Values and representatives working irtth George Mullen, pre.sideul of the all newa ditpatchee crralted to It. or Meanwhile, in Washington, the sweet they are in early spring, Republican Town Committee at monies for Boy Scout Troop 62 will not otherwlae credited in thie t>aper Irtllr face . . . until a Jeweler let Such and such a quantity, w e | them, will be on hand to answer alumni says that plans for the sea­ and alao the local' newa publlahod here. United States made its own sin­ when we are seeding them. We the-Town Hall, today at 8 p. ni. be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at son depend on the number that him 'use . . . a watch re|iairer’s tell ourselves, Is what such work ; questions and iron out any mis the Community Hall with Bruce I All ligtita of repuollcation of epecial cere contribution to the. pn.s.sible ease . . . he took soirlr tiny i cover a row, with the- seed. In a ' in .such a field’ should produce, i understandings which n\ay have New Arrival turn fMit for regi.stration. Unless dlapatchea herein are alao reaerved. DIVAN, CHAIR, McElroy, Scout field executive of there is a good attendance-at the success of the Geneva Confei ence. srrewH and pins . . . and Jolni-il , leap and a bound. The promi.se i We .set to the harvest, and the | occurred. A daughter. Sherry Anne.'was the Charter Oak Council, present­ Thursday night - meeting, plans Ftill aervlca client of N. El. A. Serv­ each splintered section . . , 'til 'w e are - carrying, the promiae in rows are short again, not abort,! One question sure to be asked liorn to Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. ice. Inc. This contribution came from i the process, is light-some and Grant. April 21, at the Windham ing the renewal certificate. for a Little I>>ague alumni team Publlahera Repreaentallvea: The pilsN.v's Jowls ' were one.e again this, time, with the glad anticipa­ 4 CUSHIONS $59 50 a .«> Is; "How is this going to affect President Eisenhower, nddre.ssing .swift, and we are light of heart • taxes?" Community Memorisl Hospital. State Re|i. Clyton Buckland will this summer will be dropped. Jullha Mathewa Special Agen^ — Near . . . the iK-nie of perfeelloii . . . tion of spring, but short with the 1______be master of ceremonies. Alfred York, Chicago. Dotroit and Boaton. the Chamber of Commerce. He. H uffy’s aWiier now awaits . . . . and quick of font. How short , ,Over ID.OOO yards of beautiful pal terns to choose This meeting is simply to bring The three other children of the Anyone interested in offioisting ME^MBER AUDIT BUREAU OF. the rows are, when we plant them I j Grants are boys. Armstrong, commander of Ameri­ at games, helping with the coach­ CIRCULATIONS. said tiiat this was a “ time of great the healing of her fur . . . and from including Hand Prints, Bark Cloth, TwilLs and the facts before local people, and Mrs. Irene Foster There comes a more aerioua 1 there will be no votes taken nor Post Office Slated can Legion Post, will represent the ing, or .serving as scorckeeper has deei.sions," which, to most hearers, wonders If his mended eat , . , many Dther.s. Also drapes and cornices expertly made. Tha Herald E*rindng Company, Inc., business, in which the rows grow - any decisions made. According to report Amston. a Irene Foster, contralto, will .be Post, sponsor of the troop. been a.sked to attend. Annual Price Reduction W'lH tick instead of purr? asaumea no financial rMponsibllity for immediately suggested the way section of the town, is listed for Frank Masinda. ehairman of the Grange To .Meet typographical eirora appearing in ad- longer and longer. This is the , LOAM i f necessary, additional meet one of the featured soloists at the CALL OUR DECORATOR NOW ings will be held in order to fur­ a post office to be built by the Troop Committee, haa ^invited all ^ The Grange will meet tonight al vertlaemenls and other reading matter the Unitpd States is obviously hard, gruelling part of the corn , No. I Grade $S vd. No. 2 Grade Chaminade Club concert at Luther OF NfW ... IMPROVED la Tha Manchester Evening Herald. season, when the labors of culti- i ther acquaint the people with government, a (218.000 project. Scouta and their parent’s, members pondering .questions ' of niilitajy S2.S0 yd- Washed Sand, Gravel. of the Troop Conin'I Itee and Le­ , vatlon and hoeing, of coping with what it Is hoped can be brought The Post Offices of Amston and Hall on the evening.of May 3. Itailay advertlalng clnidng hours: intervention in Indo-China. He, said A Thought for Toilay .Stone, Fill. gionnaires to attend the ceremony. For Monday—1 p. m. Friday ! pest and disease, aet their relent- ! Mrs. Gilbert about. It is the hope of the com­ Hebron village have been kept in Mrs. Foster Is well known In Refreahments will be served. For .Tuesday—1 p. m. Hondsy. that Indo-Chlna*was the “ebrk in laas teeth Into the proprietor of mittee to get everyone thoroughly private residences to date. Wheth­ music circles as contralto soloist For Wsdneaday—1 p. m. Tuesday. NUSSDORF in .several churches in this aiea. Lla.sinda has asked the parents the bottle" which tvas/^ holding the corn field, and make him their [ JA-5-0346— AFTER 6, CH-4-6778 . ' Informed ss to details.' Local rnem­ er the Center is to be one of the For Thursday-1 p. ■ m_ Wednesday. Iki’s and IRin'ts Sand ft Stone Go.— MI-S-7408 This year marks the beginning of of all Scouta planning to go to For fndav—1 p. m. Thuraday, back jCommunlst power in the prisoner. 1 bers of the planning committee are favored pfares for a aimilar pro­ For Saturday—11 p.I m. Friday 1. Don't go to any of the meet­ ject haa not been learned. her ninth year as contralto soloist Camp Pioneer during the summer WE SELL Now. In the full tide of sum- ] the Rev. H. R. Keen. Clarkson L. Claaairied deadline; 10:30 a. m. each whole Far East; artd this, again, ings. But if you do go. go late. Bailey. Dennis A. Keefa, and Jqhn in the quartet of the First Congre­ to contact Scout'nasler Robert day of publication except Saturday — 2. Alw’ayr find fault with the mer, he has to accustom hlmaelf invoked, tire idea of hot war. E. Horton. Maneheater Evening Herald He­ gational of Bristol. She is a farmer Staiger before Thursday. It is im ­ • mm. work o f the officers and rnembers. to the long, even haul. In which. I <7/f/K But then Uie President, after First selectman Wlnthrop S bron porrespondent. Miss Susan member of the _South Methodist perative that 4he Scoutmaster be Tuesday, April 27 3. Never accept an office it la for results imperfect and iirlcer- ‘ , TREAT'S TREES Church Choir in Manchester and notified 'his week as there are only this brandishing of the big, fateful ARBOR VITAE— Porter has received a letter ask­ Pendleton, H.YrrIsnn S-S.4.39. much easie,- to criticize than to do tain, he must contribute m ature' ing that a special town meeting be tva-s contralto aoloist for several a few resen’atlons left for the Dark American ! to 2 'j feet.' To Parents About Vaccine stick, went on to softer word.s. thinga. and consistent performanrf. i called May 10, to act upon the yeirs at Central Baptist Cliurch In summer season. DEPENDABLE Special Rate On Hedge l.ota He defined the purpose of Uie 4. Get .sere, if ,er.u are not ap­ There i.« no longer any quick, i resolution: "Resolved. , that the Hartfbrd. Children's Day Planned In W'BshtDgton Sunday a special pointed on a conmittee. Should carele.ss happiness about the rows. ' Donna I^iVista In addition to her music Mrs. Plans were made for Children's Geneva Conference aa one of "Iry- BOLTON EVERGREEN IS THERE A LADY IN THE HOUSE? town of Hebron aiibmit the pro advisory committee of the Na­ you be appointed, don't attend any no unclouded .serenity about the NITRSERIES posal that it join the four towns Foster is aetlve. in Ea.slern Star Day snd the Fall curricuU ni dis­ ihg to arrive at some situation of the commireo ireetings. work, having been Worthy Matron INSURANCE Buy H9W §t tki gimnmteeJhwestprke uftku yuur. tional Foundation for Infantile lesult of the planting and grow­ Rolton f'enter Road at quoted above In eatablishing a re­ In Final Recital cussed at a meeting last night of that atflea.st we could call a ,1. If asked to give yoilr opinion ing procesa. not even more than DImoi-k. Inne gional high school district, the in the Manchester chapter of that the Rellglou.s Edu'-atlon Commit­ Paralysis gave its Tormal approval on some matter, tell the chairman 'modus vlvendi.' " the mo.st fleeting glimp.se of sat­ Turn right up the hill at Three school to be located In this town, order. As High Priestess of the tee and the Sunday School staff of 0 0 PER t o n c a s h c h u t e d e l i v e r y you have nothing to say. After the The third snd closing recital of to the Salk anti-polio vacciRe and isfaction and fulfillment. There "•l"» Restaurant. Hours 10 to for the purpose of providing neces­ Order of the White Shrine of the Community Church. m/7T£/v ey "W e do not hope, I think," .said meeting, tell evc.yonc how i{ the spring series by students of Jerusalem she attended the Su­ ) IN T H I HARTFORD AREA • OR TERMS IF DESIRED Ito use. This special advisory com­ is only the knowledge that the dark. sary facilities, and administering Concert Planned •23 the President, "very soon to' have should be done. Frederic E. Werner snd Paul A preme Convention at St. Louis m mittee consisted of seven polio ex­ roWB are there, that they must be grades 7 to 12 from the public j vipll known piano and The Y W C A Choral Club of srBo/ve. the type ofVnderstandlng that we 6. Do noUiing more than is sibool. to a referendum vote at a ' 19.11. at which time she wa.s chosen perts appointed from oiftalde the organ instriictora. will be held believe' we can ulUmatJly develop necessary. V.^icn othi.rs roll up town election to be held June 14." to be the contralto aolol.st in tho 1. U fu thlkn M§w, 2. Suft Dolkn Next Winter Tea Foundation itself. The Foundation their alcevc.s and willingly and un­ Tueaday, May 4, at 8;15 p.m.. in civic auditorium of that city. Mrm/uiy-miy/y among our.solves ' as to great Other towns tonceined in the the Chapel of the South Methodjat Itself has prevteualy officially ap­ selfishly CSC their ability to helj) project will at the aame time hold At present Mrs. Foster studies Contract for full season's supply issues. But we would hope that matters along, howl that the or­ CThurch. ^ voice with Wesley Howard of C0M P/f/r/£S proved the' vaccine and its use, as hearings, town meetings and In this iw ltsl, Werner will pre- PASQUALE Choice of Payment Plans — Ccish or Budget the logic of today's situation ganization is run Ijy a cliq-ue. referendum. If so voteeelallr,e In of war, AS a means of settling in­ privately-owned bu.ses for trans-> her four yeara at Maucheater High testing to which the vaccine itself in or outside of the a.ssociation. PIZZA GORMAN ternational difficulty." 10. If you should get a good , portnlion over six j;outes, also 1 School she has been active In i.iciny Call Gonnactieut Coke - - JAckson 54191 is subjected, to protect against CHAMPION musical programs. She has also LaVista recital will con.sist of INSURANCE AGENCY Now the Idea that we are will­ idea, snioilier it at r.r.ee. j bids for buses to be purchased by GRINDERS \ y possible future danger in its the town. appeared on the Talent Show pro­ Greig's "Sonata" Opus No. 7. The 98,3 .MAIN STREET ing to accept some "moidus “ 'iTie Mcetinghoiuse" I f there’s a lady in your home from the tender age of 2’ - to way pa.st middle life, second part will consist of Chopin's SPAGHETTI Tel. MI-S-6460 or Your Rtqulor FutI Dooltr Rse. It also had the record that the Sponsored by the Manchester • WALI.-F-LAME — PRES.SI RE BURNERS ’ there's a Personal Accident Ipsurance polity de.signed just for her. In this wsy the School Board gram over Station WTHT. and haa vlwndl," which at least keeps the hopes to find out which method played for the 'W CA modern W altz in C Sharp ■‘Mifior, Revolu­ RAVIOLI I.oi'al .Agents For; vaccine has already been given to Coupcil of >?hurchcs. ! • t'OMPLETE HEATINti I NITS Msn.v misfortunes ran happen around the hoiise. for a lady can full downstairs, catch tionary Etude and Putterfly Etude. world situation from getting will be least expen.sive for the dancing achool for the pa.st two Hartford Fire, National Fire 7,!J0? children with no adverse re­ • I.NSTAI.I.ED BY FACTORY TRAINED MEN her hand in the wringer,'sustain severe burns or a hundred and,one othrt; things, She will close her program with Tel. MI-9-8'267— Wa Deliver worse, which stills the guns while town. Results are not- s.s yet i .years. Travelers, i’ hoenix sult. \ • FORCED WARM AIR — STE.A.M — HOT WATER The cost of auch a policy is far less than you might e.xpect. Just call us we ll do available. f Besides being - fine pianist Miss Toccato and Fugue in D Minor, 80 Uib^ vaccination program, in other methods of settling problems the rest! D.AB Chapfer to Meet | iJiVista possesses a'fine voip^and Bach, Ritual Fire D- nee by De- has been a member of the Girls' Falla and Von Wei er> "Perpetuum which Majwhestcr will be includ­ get a chance to develop, has not Loral members of the Col. Hen been previously applied to the ry Champion Clispter, DAR. are Choir and A Capi»ella Chon s. She Mobile." ed, Is Roing;Ahrad. Tickets may be obtained with­ EMERCFNCY notified of a meeting to be held will long be remembered for her Geneva Conference by American out charge at Kemp's. Music Store. TRY THIS NEW CHEVROLET AND YOU’LL TELL US IT Why did we have this special FOGARTY BROTHERS tomorrow at 2 p. m, at the home beautiful rendition of “ Ave Marla," .spokcamanship. Hitherto, we have Potterton's and Werner's Mu.sic committee appointed, to bring m OIL BURNER ROBERT J. SMITH of former regent Miss Elizabeth at the Christmas Concert, she Is a member and soloist of the North Shop. one last word on the safety of the been hu.sy trying to build up bar­ SERVICE Authorized Dealer G. Day in Colchester. It will be 1 N C 0 R P O R \ T I) Methodist Choir and has been vaccination pi^igram? gaining position at Genc' a. But it a bu.siness and social meeting. 2,>fi CENTER STREET Tax Receipts Mount elected to the honor roll of the ,. The answer is that one commen­ has been implicit in our very National Honor Society. She ex­ §9mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmSfyy^ character os.a nation that sve CALL r e a l E.STATE — INSI KAXCE Mrs. F. Elton Post, Hebron's tator. who specializes in the sen­ M.WCHESTER > ’ TEI.. Ml-9-i.',:i9 ples.sant and efficient tax coilcctor. pects to major in miiaic and plans P H O N E would, at Geneva, be reasonable »«.1 MAIN ST.. GROI ND n.OOR — TEL. .MDJ-.WII who was at the Town Clerk'a to enter La.sell Junior College, TO MAKE sational, and who has a national MI-9-4548 24 HOUR SERVICE Auburndale, Ma.ss.. in the fall. and ronaciejitioua in not sco’-n'- ■ Office Saturday, ^said that pnv- ARRANGEMENTS audience, has chosen - to make a ' Playing her entire program "I.NSI'RANS.MITHS SI.VCE 1914" menta weie being received fairly sensation put of this polio vacci­ any ehanee at easing the world WILLIAMS fror.i memory, the Irat part of the F O R A well, but that she expects the situation arid that, accordingly, COAL-COKE-FUEL OIL LOAN nation program, with charges that OIL SERVICE usual rush of payments between there may be some danger in it. we would not stand on inipo.ssihle now and May 1, the dead line, >25 to >500 How mUcli danger he dor.s not demands for a peace completely without penalty. out-peifonns! Personal Mention specif>'. The best niedic.il and perfect from our own point of Chaaia H»g#aym#w»»hal fHn yi»r patAgfbaofc view. Now the President has saul Mrs. VortH Nickerson, formerly DON'T Amount < Amount of PoYmootsfor scientific ojlinion seems to be that of Amston Lake, now of Hartford, of LOAN 17 MO. I 13 MO | 70 MO we will take a “modus vivendi, ' there is no danger at all. Rut well known in the lake Vicinity Throw Them Away $ 5.03 which is actuall.v .til .in.vhod.v esn 10.05 % 0.30 *73 that Is not s scientific kind of nm- and In area, haa been disch.arged still Plent.v or Wear l-eft 39.37 34.35 1935 clusioii. To be pro’.erly scientific, expect any couference in these from the HartforfI Hospital, where In .Shuea Repaired Here 47.41 39 04 30*9 times to produie. It remains to be she was under treatme'nt for sev­ I b< se V tiedulea e| repasmeni im hide al) < hirfe*. the scientists would have tin ad- Tke* are *a*ev^ Iu*«"'°'‘* AND IT’S THE as an admission that there "may subversive world Communist plot Bvs0SU ^'lZ be" danger in the vaccine. But will, pf .course, be leinforcrd m this is about the same thing as their belief, now that Soviet Rus­ I""-"' _ ^ -« saying that there “ may be" dan­ sia has at Iasi ended its eight year ger in a glasli o f water which has boycott of the organization. to A Real House Cleaning Special Just passed every conceivable April 6 Russia notified UNESCO * ” T ,1 laboratory tost for purity. Of that It Intended to register as a I**'” ■ ^ I course there "m ay be." But that member. In London Wrdiie.sday kind of possibility would not keep the Russian ambassador signed the us from drinking the water. UNESCO consUrution. a nei es.saiy I slca.Viu*-** o It U The same faint kind of possibili­ prelude to membership. At. The ty should not keep this ■ nation Hague Wednesday Rus.sian dele­ . from going ahead with the polio looWiui: i.\ ______oil gates appeared at the conference most itu” :- vaccinations. There is no measur- of the United.Nations Educational. abie possibility pf danger involved. Scientific and Cultural Orga-niiui- There is a measurable possibility lion... - o f hope involved. There is strong you ' Their'first acts were, a.s might .reason for belief that this may be have been expected, controversial. the long-awaited conqueror of They wanted to .get ('omimiiu.st polio. Chiiia'in, using a^ their argument The fact that one conimentator the fact that Communist China is • NEW SUPER TYPE VACUUM CLEANER has chosen to be sensational sboiit 111 actual control of the. priHlucis the" vaccine, in a manner which Of centuries of Chinese art and worries parents confronted with COMPLHE WITH 10 MAGIC CLEANING TOOLS culture. They were voted down. ► • • • something new, and in a manner which has spread talk of Hie mat­ But, even though their entr.ance • NO DUST BAG TO EMPTY Th« tt*w 1954 CH*vrot*t "Two-Tott** 4>doer 18 contioNer.sial, and even though Mdop. Witb 3 g'tot torioi. CNtvroUf oRtn ter among . the children Ihem- it , will heighten suspieion of the Hi* tneit b*ovtilwJ cho.ic* pf mop^lt in iti Rtld. aelves, makes it necessary for cdi-' oigamzation il.scif in .soiue Amer- tors to write editorials like this, ieaii. mind.s, it must lie labeled url- trying to set thinking on the mal- come. For this ^is om; more ip- REG. PRICE $99.95 tei straight beyond all doubt. 9 ' *“ G E T THE BEST 6F ALL 3 — PERFORMANCE, ECONOMY, PRICE , Obviously, these columns bring stance of Soviet Russia ending its no. specialized medical knowledge boycott of United Nations sub­ Only Chevrolet— the lowest-priced line— gives you all these "Best B uy" values sidiary agencies. This is one more Uf the dlscusjiion. They can only instance of Soviet Russia moving SPECIAL LOW ^ proj'ide opinion'. But the opinion w e're so sore of what you’ll find Fisher Body Quality— You got smortar Famed Kneo-Actien Ride— CJwvrolat No Other lew-Pricid Cor Cm Metch out into the World, and making at hera- is that there should be no that we welcome any test or any styling—greater comfort, safety, q\/attty— givas you tha only Unitizad Knaa-Action on leart a symbohe drop of its own with this ortly low-priced cor with Ftshar Dedy. Ail These Advontogtsl First-in-lts-field doubt in the mind of any parent. any low-prkad cor— ono big raoson for that curtain. comparison you core to moke! Come automatic features (optional at extra In our opinion, the unspeakaljle AT ONLY • • SofGty Plot#'GIosB-^No other low-priced finar big-ror ridal It can be doubted that the Rus­ in for the facts and figures. Take o d nsk involved would be that of re­ cor gives yog the Aner visibility of safety cost): Zippy, thrifty Powerglide auto­ sian delegates to UNESCO will Full-Length Box-Girder Frame— Only. fusing what may prove to be mi- demonstration drive. That's the easy p/ofe gloss oil around in sedans and coupesl matic transmission; Power Steeringi have much natural sympathy witli Chavrolat In its 6ald givas you tha axtro munity from polio. 1 way to prove for yourself that Chevt BigQDat B rakot— Smoother, safer stops with '•-.*ngth and protaction of a 'fufl-/angtfi boa- Automatic Front Window and Seat the i^i^ of that organization, less pedal pressure! Thot's what Chevrolet ' WHILE PRKENT STOCK LASTS'— SO ACT FAST rolet gives you the best of all 3— gkdar fromal Controls (available on Bel Air and Reasonable Goal At Geneva which ^aie to spiead world undcr- gives you with the largest broken in its Held. atandiiig and cooperation and , performance, economy, pricel "Two-Ten" models);: Power Brakes OPEN TONIGHT AND THURSDAY UNTIL'9:00 The Geneva Conference has unity through educatihnal tjid cul­ C oM e in n o w tf/id prove it for ydursalfl ^(available on Powerglide models)— bpened with a compromise, which tural emphasis on the things men I Highest Compression Powor— You eat pht cronk-operoted venh'ponas— xepreaenta at least a temporary have in coimnon, no matter whet« !Rnai paftormonca ond iaiportoM got lovingt Communist retreat, on the issue they live. For Russia is quite as with tb* highest _cempraMien potvar of ony ono key for oil locks— lower trunk which threatened to have Set^e^ isolationist today aa we were. in loading iew-pricod cart (. loading height. « tary Ctulles w ^ k out of the con- 1920. CHEVROLET niM M tM OINAH^SHMI SHOW ON N6C tAOIO-IVCIY TUtSOAT ANP FtlOAV I ' miVtSiON-IVIIV TUeSOAV and TNUaSOAV IVINMa eferem ^ before it began. But any long^ange hope for the Th)s was the liisue o f Uae status world rotiat rest preciaely on those N, l . fit epnupunist China at the con- thinga wbicli are the'objectives of s*.B. D . P E A E ftirnle. And the way it nfight UNESCO, and it must also'rest on TAINTOR PONTIAC, Inc. V' liBve ' come to a deBdloc|c wdujd the possibility that all natilons Ulll - • APPLIANCE a FURNITURE CENTRE ‘ ^ have been through Ra'-.slan in- Inc^ somehow find it possible to co­ *49 MAIN STREET , ^ ^ ^ . I I i^eace that dommumst Qiiha u s CENTU STSER — MANCHISTet ' / operate - in advancmg toward ____ • ’ '______'■ 'I a______^ ______L____ : I. ~ 'll •' 1 311 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER Ahare in the larm^ privilege- of the^ objectives. Ruazla will be a T ’ ■ ■ ■ - 4 ' • y i ' ■■ \ : , ■ ■- -«P M'/ i IK , • N r ■ S . I

PA G E EIGHT MANXHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 19S4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 27„ 1954 PA G E N lN K X waa Mtimated at 1300^ d arrest Week will be Monday tbrqugh May WCIOO-->UMt W H A r—81* U. S. Civilian Pilot Drivers Collide waa mc.de. . Coventry 8. The Tplland County Open House Recogttized Rev. SimpBOii Talks Emergency Doctors Slate Last Session w r a o — it M Daily Radio w ant— 1410 liifloeliina tlasualtv Skywatch Schedule l i and 0 program \(rill pe held May 5, from r'^CTjmoNrafn n o —lOM ¥ Despite Dodging 3 p.m'. to 10 p.m.. in the Union EMten StMterd TUb« (To'ngregational Church, BoclTvUle. To Mothers Club Physicians of the' Manches­ Of Planners Class ^ LEADING BKANOB 4 ter Medical Association who g e n e r a l r e p a i r i n g Additional $10^000Is Voted Tomorrow's meetings include ^ AOtM^ . NOTES 4 (Continued from Pngo Ono) Wednesday, .April JR ' ,1*011 respond to eme^uncy calls t:tk - What happena when two W e d d i n g s Merry Sewers 4-H Club, 9:30 a, m. Tilt following p roir^ Khcd-. Midnight-2 a. m...... Donald C. Paine i' AND ' The Rev. Clifford O. Simpsop, tomorrow aflernoofC\and eve­ Planning arid zoning officials WIIAY—New*; Mfht Watch motorista who arrive at an inter- at the home of Mra. Ethel Cargo, WlM are supplied by tl;e radio WTIC—Draitnel and all or north Indochina today 2 a. m.-4 a. m...... Volunteers Needed minister of the Center Chngrega'’t ning are Dr. Robert Keenev. from Manchester and •urroi'inding Drug SitrttJ WOODWORKING To Pay for School Design leader; Ladies Assn., 10 a. m., ves­ maaaccments and are su b let to WDRC—Johnny Dollar a* French and Virtminh jirtillery 4 a.'m.-6 a. m...... Volunteers Needed acctlon at the same moment try tional Church, who addressed the Tel: MI 9-5217 and Dr fIlUam towns will, gather at the Whiton WGTH—New*; Desifn lor Dancing Maltempo-I.stifKett try First Ckingregational Oiurch; ■ Wi chaare without notice. kept up their violent duel acrds.v 6 a. m.-9 a. m...... Volunteer* Needed to get ‘out of one another'j way by F'umitur* and AppUancM Mothers (j^ub of the church at its Stroud. Tel. M I 9-4708. Memorial Auditorium tonight at »:»— Fragment Society, 10:30 a. m.. 7:30 for. the oeventh and last in a WHAY—New*: Night Watch the battered ramparts of the be- ' 9 a. m.-Noon ...... 1. R. Braxas, Lucy Burke SJvingIng ^ the wrong aide of Announcement is made of the Repaired (Coventry, A pril 27 (Special)— wMi** (Tharlotte Albertlne. Mr*. C. meeting last night on the subject WHAY—tlB Polka Hop , WTir-rN>w t..Cnnie and P. Chamber* sieged fortress. I Noon-3 p. m...... Volunteen Needed road 7 marriage on A pril 19 of the .for­ Church Community House; •cries of teminara on planning WC06-.ZtecoiVl RtvUw An additional $10,000 waa voted to j Cydeon Rire, Mra. Dean G. Wiley, Brownies Troop 69, after school, of "The Minister Looks at rtie WKNB—Yanker* »•. White Sox '^ U K C —My hVlend Irma In its usual brief morning com- I 3 p. m.-6 pm... ; ...... Mrs. Harold Lord, Olive Chartier Well, when that aUj^tion mer Mrs. Mary Leggett, daughter help defray the increaaed coat of by Mrs; Henry Kuhn, Mrs. Hsro'ld conducted by the Connecticut Fed­ WGTH—Jr. Cha. Com. DISCOUNT MJ^IL ORDER Mra. Walter S. Haven; refresh- home Mra Henry A. Bay; chicken Family." said there were four in­ WTIC—Bacmtsio Wil* miinique, the French High Gom^ j 6 p. m.-8 p. m...... 'AVilliam Simpson, Barbara Wallett developed at Bridge and Wetherell of Francis Topping, 32 Oak St., deaign for the projected 16-rooni eration of Planning and Zoning WDRC—Lew ii; Record Sliop mrnta, Mra. Philip I. LaMontagna. pie supper, 5 to 7 p. m„ auditori­ gredients for a good marriage and I Kessler. Mrs. John S. Smith and' WhX y —New*; Nicht W'atch mand described the situation at *8 p. m.-lO p. m...... Mrs. Virginia Uegl, Marion CuU. Streets about 7:30 thla'^^morning, and the late Mrs. Ellen Topping, to M Cooper 8L—TeL elementary ochool laat night when Agenciee. WGTH—Red Sox v». Indian* • • Mrs. Olson.at the tea, Mrs. Donald um Robertson School for gradq home, which is purely the Chris­ Mrs. Ruth Greenwood. WTK'>VTI( ■ ^'ew*. 1Crime rim f *nnand jP. Chamber* Dien Bien Phu as "unchanged" ' len. the reault waa a $6^0^ollialon. Samuel Maltempo, or MI-8-8889 -aome 40 citizena ahowed up for the ' Subject of tonight's discussion la 0:t^~ FVumI Iritis C. Sitilth, Mrs. John H. Westland, eight trip fund. tian concept. They are as fol­ WHAY—aiU Polka Hop and said there had been no im- I 10 p. m.-MIdnight ...... H y a tt SutlUfe, Russell W right The wedding was performed in town meeting. subdivision regulation as a tool in You have a new name t4> WCCC—Record Review WGTTI—CotiiilUn Sclenci Patrolman Ttidmaa Graham, Mrs. Burton E. Moore; favors, Mrs. K rgfty Klippers 4-H Juniors, lows: "Recognize that you are WKNB-Yankeea v.« White Sox 10:00— portAit land fighting in the pakl j Volunteers may register at CivU Defen.se Headquarters, Munici­ who Inveatlgated; the accident, said St. Bridget's Church with the Rev,. The additional funda will be John T. Cou.*ln sinneri. Learn to forgive and be controlling the development of a watch among America’s WHAY—N>w»XNi«ht Watch 24 hours. pal Bullcting, Manchester on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays 3:30 p. m „ Seniors 7:30 p. m., Hans Deaths Last Night comm'unity. Most planners ' con­ WTIC—Stella Dallas WTIC—f'ibbpf. MoUy John E. Steyvart, 43, of 20 Litch­ Robert Carroll, Assistant pastor, added to a (trevioua appropriation Donates $2.S forgiven. Learn how' to relax and WDW3—Lewia: Record Shop » Since the rebel artillery attack j from 1-5 p. m. Civil Defense Telephone Number -9-9068. Hansen home; Frlfky. Heedle 4-H sider silbdiviMon control the sec­ growing giants in industry. WGTH—Red Sox va. Jndlan* WDRC—I. ParaDrii field St.^^aa headed njrth on officiating. The couple waa at­ o f aome $30,000 which waa orig- Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wilcox recognize ttie need for communi­ WGTH—Frank Edwwrda -Stepped up Sunday, the French Club. 7 p. m „ 'home Miss Naomi ond moot Important tool o f plan­ For years it has stood for a 4 :ia - 1 Bridge /B ir e e t and Aflss Rita tended by Mr. and Mrs. James Inally Blated to pay for the coat of have donated $25 toward the Lit- cation." By •fHE ASSOClATiBD PRE.HS W H AY^IO Polka Hop U:l& — have believed a third all-oiit Viet- | Grifnth; choirs of Second and ning. Zone'\r^iIation ia generally W H AY- sNVtt>: M|;ht W*tch toward her car she wab heard to Naveint, SO, of 62 Linden St., was Gorman- Mrs. Gorman is a sister o f f ^ oiU. alte ^velopment, engineering tie League budget of $650. Fur- „ - conereeatlonal CJiurchea 7 In summing up fhis talk, the Pittsburgh — Robert Wicklilfe quality that is surpassed by WCCC—Record Review minh infantry assault on the coneidered the first. WKNB -Yankera ve. White Sox W 'Tir—Mt;Carlhv-Armv H^orinft Ex-Htisbaiids Help exclaim: driving west .on Wetherell when of the bride. ther donations *hmild be mad* ! ^ ^ rT i^ tiv e lV . ’ i l Rev. Mr. Simpson quoted an edi­ Temple. 45. Pittsburgh correspond­ none. Many outstanding WTIC—Widder Brown WDRC— Koctui^ .shrunken fortress defenses might « y saw-each other coming, The • couple, returned to their cost for completed plana In an 8-, payable to the Coventry Little r ^ ent of the Associated Press for the WGTH—Moods in the Night come at any time. "You silly people. You eilly peo- their sanctuaries; drill, 7:30 p. m.. torial in the P.vrenta' Magazine, new developments are to its WDRC—Record Shop ple." / ^ ch tried to avoid an accident home at 30 Fairfield St. after a room school.' League, Mra. Ruth W olfi, treas­ past five years and with the AP A Michigan fisrmer twasts of an WGTH—Red Sox vs. Indiana !•:»- Many observers expect the mon­ Rita aiid ( Jiililreii South Coventry Volunteer Fire stating that love ia the most im­ credit and today it stands W HAY—N>ws: Night Watch Although the original complaint by swerving to the left. Graham three day wedding trip to Boston. on Sept. IS, 19i54, the town had urer. since 1933. Bom in Lt. Fra.icis-1 educated pig. M t ^ be the little pig 4l4- WTU ~Mrt'artin*Armv Hearing soons IQ hamper or halt Vlelmirth Assn, at firehouse; parent-mem- portant ingredient in a family. WHAY—tlU Polka Hop never was made p»}bllc, thck^dge said, but somebody’s timing was Mr. Maltempo is a member of approved a ■ proposed 8-room To Speak for Youth ville, La. Died Tuesday. j that went to Marqtiette. as the largest exclusive WCCC—Record Review WDRC—Moods for Romanes operations and seriously slow 1 ,. J - bers of Cooperative ffurseiw and Mrs. Rupert Uptllng presided WGTH—Moods in the Night (Contiiinied from Page One) off, and Miaa Naven's car slammed the Manchester Police Dept, and school, but it was subsequently de­ Miss Gretel 'Tyler, daugh er of ! KindergarteATs p, m , Nathan Hale produoer of major appli­ WKNB—Yankees v». While Box tran.sport of the rebels' war sup­ said it "did not allegp/ willful over the buainesa meeting which WTIC—The VMman ■ 10:1.V- neglect on the part of Iba mother.” Into the right ■ rear fender, of was recently appointed Manches­ cided to expand the project to a Mr. and Mrs. John M. Tyler o f ; communitv CeAter; Cub ScouU WHAY- NVws: Night Walrh plies from Red China. The French was held in the Federation room \ ances in America. WDRC—Record Shop The girls, Yasmin, 4, and Re­ The governess, 'k^'fnend of the Stewart's new, late model car. ter Boxing Commissioner. 16-room unit. Last nigli^ .the vot­ WQTH—Red Sox vs. Indians W Tir -Mrt'arthy-A! mv H'^aring hope tjiis will force their enemy to ers authorized the town- officials r T ! P-cX «»■ 7"'«> P- m • American Le- of the church. Mrs. C- B. Carl­ WORC—Mood^ for Romanes becca, 9, had been left in the care , Haymes family ^ years, denied Graham said Stewart'a car got youth of Connecticut at the Gov- set-back party, 8 son was in charge of devotions. The dishwasher was first WGTH—Moods in the Night taper off hi.s effort.* to overrun the worst of it, suffering an esti­ Andy Pilney, new football coach to borrow the neceasaiy fiihds, WHUY—Weuern Caravan ll:0g— P- Nathan Hale Community Jaane* Taal A t the social time which fol- -WCOC—Recditid Review Dien Bien Phu's battered and out­ mated 3400 damage, while dam­ at Tulane, la the son of a former Jn other matters considered at and Youth, May 3 in the hall of center introduced into the home by ' WKNB—News; Sports WHAY—Nrws numbered defenders. Ifst night's meeting, an ordinance I lowed, refreshments were served OBlIerl^roaP them,and today they are W TIC—N<-ws Chamheis, \s.hile Rita went to | continue aa^overneas for the girls. age to Miss Naven's automobile FBI agent. , the Hmise at the SUte C^Pttol , ' To Meet James Tani, staff manager for WTIO-Juat Plain Bill WDRC—Nows Ntell French Cloves was adopted to regulate the dia- WDKC—Newa: Records Florida for a t « o-week vacation i Anotljef^ item in the agreement tJ TT’o Health' Nuralng the Prudential Insurance Co. of | miles ahead of their closest WKNB—8ft. Preston ot Yukon. wr.TH —News But the advent of the big rains, posal of old ice boxes, refriger- Ole *( Governor « AdmInintraUve ..eoi S:1A- lltis - accompanied by violent lightning with her current husband, crooner ! requjrid Mis Hayworth to provide ators, freezers and similar con­ pommlttee on Children and Youth' ®f Directors will meet America, recently received an In-; competitor in sales and per­ , W HAY—.Nile Watch We Save Yon Money WHAY—Western Caravan \ WTIC-World News and thunderstorms, also retarded Dick Havmcs ■ “ i*^ ''"te tutor for, Rebecca until tainer.*. Under the new law, no will have aa ita theme, "Ckmnec- May 5 at 8 p.m. In the Booth; vitation to attend the ‘‘President's formance. WCCC—Record Review . _ ' , , >»he can be entered in a regular [ 6 0 1 WKNB—Baseball Bruiie*| Matinee VWDRr—Almanac. , the French counterattack. Little firm or corporation will be per­ ticut's Ohlldren —Our Moat Pre­ Dimock Memorial Library. Club Conference" at the Hollywood , * WGTH—Sports Report hTe neglect petition, never mad^'^gchool. The child's absence from Low Cost 2nd MortffaRe WTIC—Prom Paae Farrell .sea.* of mud pored from the one­ mitted to place or dispose of any cious Heritage." Dr. .Stanley Os- Beach HoteL Hollywood, Fla., May j \ The electric range was WDRC—Record Shop 11 :W— public, was filed after -two n ^ l^ - school was reported to be one of Manchester Evening H e r n I d 5 to 8. I WGTH—Sft. Preatpn of Yukon WHAY—Nit#' Watch time dust bowl's red earth, slow­ discarded Or abandoned ice boxes bom, Stales^ Commissioner of LOANS first brought out by them ■ WTIC—Starlight Serenad* ing the French tanks and armored bora complained that the i^ ld ie n '*^ * neighbors' complaints, etc. or other containers with air­ Health, will pMsIde. Coventry correspondent. Mr*. I This recognition of accomplish-1 B:S»- WDRC—Night Owl Cliarle* I-. Little, telephone P il­ ment isWor his staff's outstanding NO BROKERAGE FEES— and Jhe closed heating ele­ WHAY—Hall of Rccordi 11:4A— vehicles. wer* not properly supervisedorvlnei as The Judge continued his court's NEW LOW PRICES tight doors or snap lock device, The program includes "Four WCCC—Record Review Jurisdiction over the children for grim 2-6i^l. l ecord (IMproductlon and quality of We Offer Big Savtaga ment was their develop­ WKNB—Baeeball Refuieat Matinee W HAY—Kite Watch The heavy clouds and sheets of they p lA ’ed outside Jars. Chain- which may not be released for Years, I.,ntgr. Connecticut Accom­ WTIC—Surlifh t Serenada rain forced the French warplanes bers' White PlalnS'^ome. Heavy three months to insure that terms opening from the inside. plishment Since the Mid-Century life insif^nce written during 1953.. ment. ■ I^ J C —Lorenxo Jonea WDRC—Night Owl ON CHARLES HERSHMAN WDRC—Memory Lanh to taper off their heavy attacks traffic, quaineu^ establishments, of the agreement are carried out. The law pertains to ice boxes White Hou.*e Conference." by Lt. The memners of his staff w-ho also WGTH—Sky King ' on the rebel legions tightly circling nsotels and gasmine atationa mark Rita, and Haymes. and tha chil­ ate. left in any vacant lot or dump Gov. Edward' N. Allen; Mis.* (^onerstoiie Club qualify, a* delegates are; Max MORTGAGE CO. LUM8ER lUILDING • ROOHNG MATERIALS Their refrigerator is net ■ :U—WHAY—Hall of Recnrda the northwc'St bastion and the lines the neighboraood. dren moved into the Madison Hotel, or within any building or structure .[Tyler's .talk My Ideal State;" Ck>hn, Harding Stephens and Ben­ PHONE CH-6^863 .surpassed by *ny in design WCCC—Record Review of trucks a lid coolies bringing Princ^^ly ,Kahn, father of the same.one in which the couple accessible to children. A fine of not ana "Our Next Stepa, What Coa- jamin Karpman. 'ITiese members MiLLWORK • YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS • WKNB—Baseball Request Matinee KODAK COLOR FILMS To (Conduct Whist will also attend this conference, W d perfonhance. WTIC—Pay* to Marry Local Stocks them food and munitions. Only YaanUn; sent his lawyer into the locked themselves last February to more than $25 will be imposed for necUcut Still Needa,” a panel with ASPHALT SHINGLES • ASIESTOS SIDING • WDRC—Maaaey. Tilton yesterday U. S.-supplied Corsair confj u'callhy family in 200 year.*. He is ' C»l*h _ a small claims court. Action ha* u”."’;. of Trustees not prev ously | Joseph Slmard, Mrs. George WDRC—Tenn. Ernl» Conn. Power ...... 43'a isolated "Isabelle" position, the listed with nine recently elected Hussev. Mrs! Joseph FalkowaW. W GTH-F. LewU, Jr. . ■il'2 French said thdr -patrols had de-. reported prepared to settle more etc,, WDiild mean to your bu*l> (Prices Include Federal Tax) > out. Only_ been held up because no local busi­ SllA- HarUqrd Elee. Lt. .. . 54 .56 than a million dollars on her when nessmen showed up to support the and I Mrs. Robert Savoy. Mrs. Paul stroyed a long s-rliiK of Vietmlnh ne*». You can protect your Mark Spink. Orficers of the asso­ WHAY—Supper Berentda Hartford Ga* Co. . .. . 34 37 he and Rita can agree to terms. proposed court. WCCC—Good Evening Good Music trenches. biialne** agaln*t the In** of ciation -will be elected from a | ------WKNB—Evening Serenade S(K New England OOP W omen Plan Tea X Tel .17 The rebels had dug the entrench­ Orson Welles, now in Spain, also Keymen with a (Connecticut board of .7.3 members Thursday at WTIC—Mualc With a BeU ments within 50 yards of Isabelle. sent a lawyer to the conference to ' VAICE-C The Republican Women’s Club More people are WDRC—Beulah Manufactnilng Companies Mutual life Insurance -plan. Will give a tea May 4 from 3 to 5 8 p.m. in the Center building. waTU-|^J. Vandercook — There was no announcement of convey his faith in Rita as a C o m in g Events Allied Thermal...... 40 W e will be glad to give you a NEW LOW PRICE I p.m. 'in the Booth-Dimock Me­ ROOFING SUPPLIES 1:W— Am. Hardware ...... 13 15 casualtle.* on “ 'X' er aide. mother. Welles U the father of Re­ Tile Mothers Club will meet May WHAY—Supper Serenade becca, whom Judge Smyth called morial Library in honor of Mrs. GET ’EM A T WCCC—Good Evening Good Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. . 38 41 In the Red River delta the copy of our booklet, “ The Key 4 at 8 p.m. In the Church Cora- Ford cars than any other WKNB—Evening Serenade French reported killing 75 Viel- "a very sweet little girl indeed." O D itd o n ]) Horace Seely-Brown of Pomfret Assoc. Spring ...... 27 30 No I/Ocksmith (> n Replace,” rpunity House with Mrs. Aaro A. W. H. ENGLAND wnc—New* ot World nVinh and cepturing 30 in .scat­ $29975 and Mrs. Antoni Sadlak of Rock­ WDRC—Choralier* Bristol Bra.*s ...... 16'. i s 'j As Miss H aw orth left the court explaining the plan. Aho, Mrs. James A. Bell and Mrs. tered ihop-up" of rebel troops. ville. LUM8ER COMPANY 1 :U - / Cheney Bros...... 7 8>2 ; conference she was nearly crushed CAM ERA SHOP Raymond Kicking as hostesses. Twenty of the.se were slain 12 Mrs. Pauline B. Tyler, local Telephone Ml-9-0344 make because they have WHAY—Supper S^enad* C ollin s...... 98 108 ; by a crowd of on-lookers. Haymes National Home Demonstration ^ ^ IC —On* Manii Family mile.* southwest of Hanoi. representative, la general chair­ WDRC—B. R/»Iurrow Em-Hart ...... 30 ,331 tried to shield her. Rebecca was 901 MAIN STREET helped through the crowd by two man of the tea. WGTH—BapKarach Fafnir Beating .... . 37'^ 40'a Kemp’s, Inc. Aflsisting Mrs. Tyler will be the Landers, Frary. Clk. . 26 28 The best Judgment we know is attorneys. TEL. MI-3--5321 WHAY-T^ollsh Home that which makes you use your Rita's face showed signs of strain following: Mrs. Jesse A. Brainard. | ■’e^Dliiah Shore N. B. Mach. cio. new . 24 26 transportation; Mrs. E. Lynn Beer- found that Ford gives them C—People Are Funny North and Judd . . . . 25>i 28'i own.. and nervousness and os she pressed SA LES and s e r v ic e d—Mlcxey Spillan* t»#| IMSUBAMCI COmFAMT wort and Mrs. Raymond B. Ben- , Russell M fg...... 9 'i 11', 763 Main S».— MI-3-5680 nett, flowers and tea table decora­ WHAY—Polish Home Stanley Works com. . 46<3 49', tions; pourerc, Mrs. John E. Kings-’, WTIC—FYank Slnetra Terry Steam ...... 99 109 bury, Mrs. George A. Cour, Mis.* ' WDRC—People Are Funny Torringlon ...... 27 WGTH—Mickey Spillan* . 25 Mary Bourn. Mra. John S. Bissell; more of the things thej . l:W — U. S. Envelope com. . 72 79 Invitations, Mrs. Albert J., Booth. WHAY—Join the Navy U. S. Envelope pfd. . 64 Miss Bourn. Mrs. Robert H. W il­ WTIC—Barrie Craig Veeder-Root ■...... WDRC—Mr. and Mrs North . 33'i .36'i HUli cox. Mrs. Lawrence K. Allen, Mrs. WGTH—High Adventure The above quotations sre not to Wlnthrop Merriam, Mrs. CXiarles . . . . . l;4g^ be construed as actual markata. want Jn in WHAY—Go to Town Btrant, Mrs. Joseph-Motycka. Mrs. WTIC—Barrie Craig John Macl^qwn, Mrs. Lloyd D. WDRC—Mr. and Mr*. North Mac<)uown, Mrs. Alan Howland. ‘ WGTH—High Adventure Mrs. Thomas W. Rider. Mrs. ; RUSCO l:®^“ WHAY—News; Night Welch Hinip Harold Demoody, Mr.*. Owen S. comfort. * * in conveniences WTIC—Dragnet rLEOALllvERAOEsl It 5 h o m e Trask, Mrs. Maxine Stickney; Mrs. COMBINATION WINDOWS aui DOORS WDRC-Johiiny Dollar ^ At LOW PRICES '4 S * WGTH—Newa; Design for Dancing. Sm::; i Ekigene Branhsll. J Also, Mrs. Edison O, Davie, Mrs. ' ^Arthur Drug Stores j A. Harry W. Olson, Mrs; John E. . THE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRODUCT and in performance. . . ill at Television Programs Barnsbee, Mrs. Henry Reed, Mrs.., allO C R S 8 A. M. to I I P. M .J ' I On Page Two MB2 h x i n ' t i m e Mildred C. Judatz, Mra. John Hutt, | THAT MEANS QUALITY d«l4«^«d Dwfro^. S*«t« aitd locoi (afOt, d •Ay, «Ad trsAipart«t{«A •■fra. the price they want to pay. It’s FROM DEMONSTRATION AND ESTIMATE HUDSON . . . a n d v / e LECLERG • C A LL no wonder that national new JET FAM ILY FUNERAL HOME R. J. LYONS ^ MI-9-7382 II iBniilin!;;. CLUB SEDAN ^ SEE ANY HUDSON FUNERAL AGENT F'OR car registration fip res* for \ c a n h e l p ! SERVICE THE BARTLETT-BRAINARD CO. PUnflini (rliit ind DtliFr sitwiflrtilMM •■

F A G K T B lf MANCHESTER EVENINS HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1954 MANCHESTER E ^ N IN G HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN„ fUESDAYjjAPRTL 27. 1954 PAGE EXEVEN TOONERVILLE FY)LK8 BY FONTAINE FOE FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL B Y D IC K T U R N E R O • . " O i X . - ' lThat was when he announced Rus- ■ i OO V l C t JK I.0 G 1 G € X S s‘“:h»d the hydrogen bhmb. Issue of Keeney School Women’s.e dnh Testinioiiiul Spedkor I t W a s Sense and. Nonsense But this position as co-keynote i speaker in tlie Supreme Soviet 'la '■ Entertainment ' V/HINfrPlM®’ Elects Slate ot the onl.v sign leading foreign : Before Directors Tonight Voroshilov j s'pfCiaMlila to wonder whether FefiDBRa'B0l)Y6Hfl(P Agent— She wan arrested • for sippi. Their own name for them­ doing a fan dance. selves was Pahojt, "Gray Snow R r l o i l t have as “BUILDING of the CROST Actor—Because she did it with­ (or dusty) People." Board to face “ V” Job ministration acAndals now under in­ Mra. Radtke to Serve A l - C t A JT X C S U l l y l l l ' F ’ldiNfir perhaps more power than out permission? vestigation by himself and two con­ MalenraV. 2 Years as President; A few flays ago the party secre­ Agent. No. Because she did A party, of youiVg men were Problem at Session gressional committees, promised - (Conlinaed from Page One) ORANGE HALL III 1 ' I I 1 1 1 *1 it without the fan. \ camping, and to avert annoying Set Tomorrow .Night that defects in the housing program Name Other Officers tary celebrided his 60th birthday X — — questions they made it a rule that "w ill be ferreted out and put state budget and provided a plat- to front par,?sattenfion in the Sb- nilDAY. AnUL 30. • P.M. II J_ ___ till • fijEht ” ■ “ the one who'asked a question that form for major speeches by Mniy+press. l''oiXhe anniversary he There in more controversy over Two knotty hsatiea face the He'denounced the operations o f' R ^ tk e was elect- AUSnCES OF THE ORAN^l [O D «iS 11111II |4 the origin, meaning and correct he could not answer himself had enkov and Nikita Khrushche' as given a littl^-piore in the way ih Board of Directors In separate "slick, shell-game'artiata" ' who. ed president of the Women'* Club of orders and dwmrations than f f f Ir J 11 * 1 pronunciation o f Iowa than over to do the cooking. first secretary of the Ckimmji'hist V,). w 1 1 ^ meetings tonight and tomorrow have victimized householders | of Manchester for a two-year term party’s Centrsl Committe*;' Both other Kremlfn bigwigs received on DONATION 50c tl.' M'l any other State name. One evening, while sitting night. The controversial Keeney *> 1 . n . around the fire, one of the boys ‘rapi'ove-Xt the annual meeting held last men sh.arpl.v attacked the "aggres­ their decada. mile.stqnwr , ' 1 r": i 1 I'/ Iowa evolved from the Sioux Street School Issue will come up ment loans, as well as the unearned i name of a small Indian tribe of asked: sive policies" of the United States, ..O f still more impor^ce was | for discus.sion tonight at a Joint windfall profiU gained by apart- Pt the Emanuel Lutheran demanded the recognition of Com­ Sionian stock. The earliest known One boy—Why is IT that a meeting of the Board of Directors, mept hou.se promdlera through ex-1 Church. Mrs. Badtke has been" the subsequent publication 'qf mes- i i French rendering of the word was ground-squirrel never leaves any munist China as s j^eat power and sages from Communirt party' jead- the School Biitlding Committee, cessive loans on rental housing ' active member of the. blub for warned that Russia will crush any y ( l Ayoes In 1683. During the next dirt at the mouth of Its burrow? and the Board of Bduration. "Even though technically it m ay! "rveral years and has held several cra in the Soviet satellites 'con­ They all guessed And missed. aggre-s.sor who' attacks her with gratulating Khrushchev. They w6te , j two centuries, the French, Span- The meeting Is scheduled for be that many of t(iese windfalls ' different positions on Its executive atomic- bombs'.’ ,lsh and English spelled the name So he Was asked to'answer it him­ 8:30 after a special meeting of the were legal, in my opinion they Board. , For the pa.st two years the kind of adulatory "happy blrthXJ more than a hundred different self. Board. were wrong,” Cole’ said at a Cham-' *he has been first vice-president, xrxv SOVIET STAR dr.ys " .Stalin used io get. ways. The fir.st unmistakable One boy W hy because it al- Tomorrow night the Board holds her luncheon meeting. * | The new slate of officers also . Ne\?.York, April 27 (/Pi-—N'lkita These are the kind of signs ■ | mention of this tribe was April wa.ys begins to dig- at the other another informal meeting to con- “They were bad for government \ includes Mrs. Paul Wlllhlde as S. Khrushchev has been siqgled which arhbitions men in the Com­ 20, 1676, when the French ,Te.>iiilt end of the hole, sld(tr the , retention of William and bad for business. Business does ’ first vice-president; Mrs. Elmore out-again for an unusual hhnor. munist parly and the Soviet g o v -, missionary Father Louis Andre OtheT hoy But how doea it get Stearns as director of the Com­ put need that sort of incentive to do ] Gibson, second-vice-president; Mrs. indicating his powerful position in ernment watch in tlieir constant reported that among the WTnne- to the other end of the hole? munity ’’Y." General Manager ] its Job, and I don't think that busl- Anthony Pond, recording secre- the Soviet set-up; effort to figure out who will be bagoes at Green Bay, AVi.scon.sin. ^ 6ne boy—Well, that’s your Richard Martin ia prepared to ness iexi)ecls it. tary; Mrs. Myron Bngtisch, co'ere- . .. , Chase Photo.Two outstanding Soviet leaders thn new Stalin. Arthur J. t onnrH < addre.sses taifh important - there, were seven or olg'ht familie.^ question. abolish that po.st effective Frid.'iy Shocking a.s the.se irregularities spondlng. secretary; and Mrs. ■ For it t.s doubtful that many in accordance with a unanimous in Mo.scow yesterday. One speech of a tribe called aiaoua or nadoes- are, he said, they involve only a Charles Brame. treasurer. National (,’ommandcr p f the Ru.ssian.s believe the much propa­ d(^ci.sion made by him and the Ad­ ^ la ll fraction o( FHA's operations waa delivered by Premier Georgi ______T M l » » W t » w O H sl mascoiiteins (prairie Sioux). Stanton, Iowa, the littla white Miss Marlon Casey and Mrs. gandized present system of “ col­ American Legion Artiiury'J. Cpn- Malenkov, the other bv Khnish- These Indiaivi told the mt.s.sionary rlty, population 870, ha.s nothing visory Park and Roi-reation Com­ and staff. TTie FHA programs are Paul Boris will be co-chairmen of lective leadership" -dictatorship ^ c l l of Midtllelown vyfU^be the chev, first Secretary of the Com­ *;‘Fido’t digging up and taking inventory of hit leftovers that their village lay 200 leagues but white buildings, inriuding the mission last year.* Some DiKeclor.s "entirely sounil" and ’’.vitally ne- publicity. Mrs. F. C. Woodburn by committee rather hv one man oppose the nioye„however. The Ad- ‘ principal speaker the testl- munist party's Central Committee. i *-27-SA from last winter!" west of Green Bay and a twelve railroad station. Mrs. M. 8. ce.ssary to keep our housing econ­ n onial Dinner foi> retiring Man- ' visory Park and Recreation Com- omy moving ahead," he said. M.alenLv's speech attracted' 1 ‘1‘ days’ Journey we.st o f the ,Missis­ Sweet. Onaws, Iowa. cltesler High Septal teachers and are bound to he thinking mavbc mi.sslon has been invited to attend A ’’far wor.se scandal.’’ Cole told more attention in the pujaide world the meeting tomorrow. coaches Wilfrjfd J. Clarke and ■ because he ispoke first and be- Nikita Khnushchev will turn out ODt OUR WAY B Y J, R. W IL L IA M S OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE the businessmen, is the "stinking, to he the'no'iL •■Khozyaln"--i-thC ' DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE The Ehrectors met on the school i disgraceful f'harles "Pete" W'igrcn in the cauae he mentioned the important mesa existing in al- State .-Lriirbry Monday evening. bos.4. issue in a session Friday night most every city Ihe prevalence subject of atomic weapons. May 10.'^ Francis J. Mahoney, But Malenkov addressed the HOW WArr— NO WONPER PEOPLE $AY.THAT'5 which was closed to the public. It of slum living," A M I I H A P TO A R E <50IW T O CiRANP f t H A T ^ H-i? was reported after the meeting ,.'4|ums impo.se heavy tax losses rliajrnpfn of the speakers coiymlt- House of the Soviet Parliament SLICKER 1WAN ,O U R \ T. M ief. V. *. Fit. Off. which usually is considered the BACK c r a w l POINO& INJ SWEAT ^ESAD,/MR. TOPOVER ! I that no firm decision had been which pe'nalize business, hinder tcc fdr the event, m.ade the an- A Dl/WE ON A Cf r. IH* »y >K* lenFee. W. Answer to Previous Punie Junior rhambier. the Council of Na- THERE, ' OUT UWPER 5HIRT& ANPCVER- ONE MORS REMARKABLE i____ ‘ COB.'-— made'as to the position the Direr- business expansion, and undermine noyfirement today! r w h e e l . WET BAR / □ (3 C ][Z !| Q ■lonf*! I tionalities: T H E , ALL*.' WHEN >00 So u n d e f f e c t — t h e bo a r d er s , A/ATlVE On the Air tqra would take at tonight’s open Investments in the center of cit­ . Bolh men are past commanders iMDU KNOW/ ‘Thete drivers nowadays! Why, they don't even try to - Khrushchev spoke later to the 6ETOUTOFACAR INNENTED fHlE DEVICE R E- BUT MOW’D ^dan cer , meeting. AThailand The first is that the school must Hawthorne .St., has received news preme Soviet, last August;' only 15 Touched "in a longer period cf lack activ­ '•ini' 18 Beverage assjftant 43 Piece of track j coot no more than $1.50.000 when of the birth of a son. April 25. to ; Malenkov gave a keynote addre.sji. lightiy it y ’ lasting',a year or two. Brown, On the spot availability ia valuable to Y O U 20 Church 28 Notion 44 Vat iable star It is complete with all ne<-e.s ary her .son and daughter-in-law, Mr. 16 Compass point dean of Columbia'.s' Graduate in this insurance aicEnc.v, also. It is important festival 29 For (car that 46 Go by aircraft facilities and tiie second that It and Mrs. James Mannlce .The baby G«t tht ‘'m COW—L o 17 Tardier .School of Busine.'ia, .said in reinares Il-rahl Phuto, 21 Leave 3.5 Shop 47 Insecl.s must he suhstantlrlly in accord­ tklward Kadtke w.Ts born in Mt. Sinql Hospital. to you to know the Arm you deal with 19 Eyes (Scot.) 1 prepared for Chumher of Com­ destitute .'Ki Point * 48 Roman dal* ance W'th preliminary plana anil Chicago, 111. Tlie tnuple have a Feeling Weak NEW to he able to pick up the phone and have 20 V'enerates merce Convention -said there are a,„i Mrs. W. J. Kmlgh. co-chair- 22 Operatic sdlo 22 Wolfhound 37 Amphitheater 50 Pillar specifications approied by the 9-year-old daughter. Sherry Lee. 1 your questions answered ihstantly . . . to* 23 City in 40 F.a I a vv ay 52 Unit of voters In referendum. j encoutc'iing sign.s Ih it a revivaj { of ho.spitality, will have on 5Ir. Mannlce was a son of the 28 Sorrowful I started a month or so aj^o. ‘ their committee Mrs. Robert Hale. Shaky, Run-Down? l o - i n c h have your insurance problems taken care of 26 Kite part Nevada ' 41 Drojify reluctance .Sherwood G. Bower.s, leader of late .loKn Mannit'e of this town the group whfih lias oopo.sed going And a, member cflh e I'-yderal-Re- Mrs. Karl Kehler, Mrs. John Ha- without delay. Z' 30 Hermits who died in 1940.' forward with e.xisting plans, has I serve Board of Governors, A. L ney and Mrs-Mr.s. Carl Lingenfelter. | Then Yen SHm M Try FERRIZAN ChestGrfield 31 Be borne i t i H 1 • r “ a r said, however that the question of ,,Milks, Jr., said in a prepaid talk KBUUIZAN 4s one of the Finest Call on us a^ any time for all forms of in­ 32 The dill Mrs. Leonard Nie.se and Mrs. | SI. Christopher's Mothers Circle what con-stltuteio sub.stantial ac- 'n'Fca-s.ng e^ e n c e of Robert Martin will head the lueni-■ will hold its annual spaghetti sup- Kasi-Artliig lron-li"llTie RKiod 111! surance. ^ A T V , 33 Fruit 'drinks II il i\ SUPPORTER BELT cordance still remained after the i '.''f'''hu mes.s apfiv. y bershlp committee which Inclu le.s t per tonight at 7:30. at the home of Rulliftng Tonics .Made. 34 Proboscis Iio not confiTse FEUUI7.AN with THE c u r b s to n e eoUPOIg >v*.a YOUR ri.risinn w liich, he' said, adr.iinistrstion Mrs. Merrill Adams. Mrs. .lames Rosetta Bottum, 41 Falknor 38 Station (ab.) g old-fashioned L(<|0 ld Iron Tonics. "fT TAKES THE iNIOOLE OUT WOR^,SCH62 The iss-ie at tomorrow's meet-1 "f"® ' P” " may/ give added Cooper and Mrs. Fred Hopper. The KI-lKltrZAN Is niodein— iiii-to-dnto 38 She has a ----- welfare comnilUee co-ch^iemen — gives you plFaty of blood-biiiUUnK OF MIDDLi AGE" i i ■A. iT " ine prMurmbl will \vh»'ther the i • « ’ . v Hi; Before Losses Happen appearance Board wl.shes •> contim e the 'msi-, '7 “ ! will be Mrs. Ralph Maher and Mrs, Members of Nutmeg Forest, Tall Iron th«> full dally quota ofTh^ nil A L L E Y O O P Looks Mad BY V. T. HAMIJN 39 Withdrew Thf CHetterfleld toitort yoor ffgurt. Htlpi Hi! 10 lion of "Y " dTrector and whether' Edward Chapin. Cedars of Lebanon, are retpiested linpoFtaiit l(ulinr f»»r the diMtles** ’ tin 42 Upper limb »l ' I picrn XMJuld/Come tlii.s .summer or slanili* pJu*4 .1 uui»rn*UA nupply n f reduce foti^we. 10-ii»ch ^^oUtboed of WEa.AFTTR ALL. it has the aull.orlty to do .so, .Mar­ Mrs. J. S. LoefTler i.s fliinnee to meet at the .Masonic Temple to. MAKE IT T fall now are'"beginning to veer to thu Hi find r.; Vitnmlnn. A fornuiU I finest eloitic webbing— ^ O C Insure with Lappen WHO'O EIPECr ^i?a«i5o»aioBa,...wHATs withI 45 Bound with n tin fold the Board jflatly at the last morrow night at 7 o’clock to pro­ PLACE o f I h h 2$ is T" i* earlier daU^s” chajrman and her committee in­ dFnlKHFd to do you profound Rood A MOCSE TO THE P5COMFITEP EUSTACE?! stout cord (.veting that the que.stion was not ceed to the Holmes Funeral Home. If S'ott are d4’fU ient in thejte Uutrl-. two'woy stretehl Efottk ▼ ^ C e e r il I c a n GE "Perhaps the turn around has cludes Mrs. Carl -Kopplin, Mrs BE A MATCH 46 Fourth so h in the province of the Uirec'ors.'?• HatolU Lelimus and Mrs. Paul 400 Main St., to pay respects to tional bloqd and ntrenirth-buildlng fnesH By-front povdL ^ 3 crummy lOACy Arabian already/ begun,’’ he u’ald, but ad­ el«*inent!« FDR A Hone o ’ ContentiiHi .Siito, The nominating eommittee Past Grand Tall Cedar John G. B. ONOSAUC? caliph n V77r ded: / Try KKIUMZAN for 30 day* and . •- 33 Tlie questio.i of the " Y ” post includes Mrs. Riehard Henry, Smith. ^cfm toHst^vm cn 49 Clothing "There is no convincing evidence f*e»» for yourself how ifood It In. Stmt I JohnH. which now pays a .yearly salary chairman, Mrs. C. L. Norris and taking It tliin very day. You*v« i -Jt maker JN H r W" ii th*l the liicipieni revival will be ii of $4,52U and living quarters wa.s Mr.“. Joseph Vollralh. Pfc. Henry F. Berdat. son of 5fr. nolhtnir to lone, for KKUTtlZAN in j 51 Sea nymph ihore than an Improvement of and Mrs. Henry J. ,Berdat, 49 only Bold fMtiKfaction Riiarantred or ' w a bone of contention even before several months' duration. It coilld ' Two Tiew members were wel­ 53 Phillipie >tt comed intk club membership. They Ridgew(X)d St., now serving with your money bnok. 100 Tntdotn $ ^ 8 . lappen ioeorpofwfed 54 Mulct the resignation la.st year of John turn out to be merely a period of . the First Division in Germany, has , Hedlund as recreation siiperlh- .are Mrs. Alexander Penn>. 12 f 106 Tablets Only V-T-® 55 Laminated Hi 9i lit 4* , 0 " stability at present levels,, . ' grailuated after successfully Com­ ^ Short St. and Mrs. Winfield Mar­ / .4.10 tablets IMSUMAMCt rock tendent. Some iritlc.sof the Rec­ "It may be more rcaU.sllc to pleting a 14 weeks course in radio j so tin, 49 Brookfield SI. 56 Century plants il il reation Dept, have jobJertjSd to regard the pre.sent prospect of im­ and rode at the IRIh Infantry Code : (jSSMcm!) (hient S|H‘aker J. W. HaleJCorp. ; paying the $4,800 s a li^ for provement as a period of rally In i School in Aschoffenburg. Germany. I ^•27 DOWN ii « Stearn.s and $4,910 for .fa/nes Her- Mrs. Francis Hanflley then in­ Mall ortlers/Ric extra i a longer period of slack activity. | He graduated from Manchester ' Fre.scription Pharmacy HHi 'nhniHmtLTzvt 1FM hy l»C* a«r»re W 1 Dibbles dic, newly appointed superintend­ If wo are wrong, so much the' troduced Mrs. Gilbert .\shlcy, pf High Srhool in 19.52. 5T“ Vi'etlier.sflpld. widely known au- 164 E. CENTER STREET 2 Mineral rocks is ent of recreation. 1/etter.” 901 .M.nin S ired 3 Get up IT A t the Board'.s I'l.st nieeting, tlioi ity on flower an iingemonl.s. iiili ‘She got if from television-^that's her ‘kiss of .fire'!’ I'rolicN Cause Of slump | Francis Sweet 2t Oval Lane, was Tel. Mitchell :t-.>:$21 however, a petition Signed by from Dean Brown questioned whether ; Mr.s. /Lshlfy delighted her aiidi- treated for a dog bite on his right RUBBISH and ASHES B U G S B U N N Y 1,800 to 2,200 pgVsons, wa.s pre­ the ninc-iii(?lith-old business sag ^ enco with hei spontaneous man-. f,„nd in the emergency room of the REMOVED ! sented to the Board a.sking had lieen nati.seil so dirertly by the ' ncr and ready wit. While effecting hospital last night, BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES her beautiful annngemonl.s. she Simple BY EDGAR MARTIN Steam's reteptlcli. The Board aiij;i8tmcnt of overloaded business! ,.G.‘neral eleaning of eetlars and turned the pptillon over to Mai tin inventories as most administration . entertained with dial of amusing 37ie .son born in Hartford Hos-- attics. Reasonable rates. T H t V09 CO«K> and the re^eation advisory group offieiala have contended. e.vperiences she has had. Her ar­ pital. April 22, to \fr..and M r^ rangements ranged from very in­ TIF Y lO «,V t ,VC)\-\V\ HAVSOS VOLV fo r consideration. "The nation’s etonomy mav Henry Wyman. 101 Eldrldgcwi^t.. Coil M & M— MI-9-9757 . < T i h ! formal, using driftwood as il.i has been named Henry John. Mrs. OT TWv'b AbiO TWSt . M artl^ sail) yesterday the Park hive passed temporaril.v from a « « « 1/ l.a.se, to the formal stately ar­ Wyman was the former . Frances Reddy Kilowatt Says OOO'&TVISS VtWO'L an(i\ .^tecreatlon Con'imUaion i.s, postwar period of replenl.shnient rangement placed in a very un- j Anniello and the bjdi>’ is the tA(M STDRC RbOM THIS W E E K - nea tne% id o o a l o n g THEIR EQUIPMENT JO TRIES 10 ID better check u p WITH THE ^ — ------' i m k e h e r .. ON HIM? WINNING / SUCe,£0 SPIRIT. /1 RIGHT Never use metol in your kit* or string. TGu know ;

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PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING H ^ A L D , MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, APRIL 27. 1354 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN« TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1954 PAGE T^RtEEN ' /• e n e r THE Herald Angle e n :ue l A ^ r Y E A S \OU AaICW By Screwhull Baseball Season NATiy/B PANCtR McDonough Hit Hard, EAkL W. YOST WOULD 9E TH£ BlO- DERBY * r o e v , iv/V Sports Editor Parents Urged Broken Hand and All, Martin Wants Out from Arnj^ OK LO iB (WHtOiHB Dlt>) Getting SM for Showdown Routed in 4th Frame VALUE TO COMMUNITV cheater 'High, a truly retnarkable j AK' TE' " I couldn't begin to appraise endurance record . . W ill asked T” xT***'^ Campy Wants to Plav M E, M their value to our community.” that everyone pitch In and support i • / ~ But General Will Becommend OiDJA P b EL> Bi* Seven Riiit Inning Ed son Bailey told membera bf.the Bailey xvho has a tremendous Job At Verplaiick By JACK HAM> lieving Minnie MlnosoNjf his third I game lead and a reversible lineup. St. Louis, April 27 (Al — Rov Prr»» Sport* Wrtfor WINNIN' TME Klwanls Club last Monday as be running the high nchopl. base chore*, the Sox- look like ] New .danegcr Walt Alston shook Too Much Golden Blame it on. the v,-e«ther. the Wo o d ? Breaks, C O L Content Introduced Wilfred Clarke and Advice whidi waa paaaed along, Friday n Igh T aT fi o’clock the 'J’ho has « u g M ail formidable challengers. ' . up the Dodgers for the second Pete Wlgren. W ill and Pete are Manchester U ttle League Inc.. U games for the Brooklyn D ^ g - Midget Wrestler That Discharge Be Denied H-bomb o'T the McCurthy hearings, / ■ a was the tame as Will told the Detroit, a real surprise in thff [game in Pittsbiirgh Sunday hiit H II Hlfli <131 Wide Open; Morhardt stepping down from the coaching 1 gathering at the recent Kacey- this le^ks like one screwball base­ ij>iphably yvill go hack In normal AR 1 P O A K *>•111 hold an open’ meeting at the T ‘ ^ ball season. first two week.*. opi>ns its first Biiik ^ad. r ... And Grinwold Hit Hard profession In June after 30 years Irish Hlght at the Legion Home. Verplanck S ch ^l Auditorium. A >*“ hand, plans to stay m trip tonight in Philadelphia. Cen- i aga'ins^the Cards' Gerry Stalev. leOl.AFMe, AD ... nf service. "They are two of the Ft. Ord. Cahf., April 37 (A1 -- Bansom Jackson hit* like the PolDlFln. Ih .. "M y advice to you men is to cordial invitation Is extended to »he r c ^ y lineup despite the Army aftef five monCis' service ;n The S7-year-old general, who la terfielder Tuttle is off to a fine ! Ruberi'- yomez; knocked out in strongest men in our organization h te Shoeless Joe Jackson. The Goiflen, r f .... « 'IL .STANIMNGS spend as much time with your chil-^ all parenU of Uttle Leaguers, to training injury Army^Px't. Billy Martin, * 1952'on almllar grounds, told a dlf- retiring in just four dav*. said: start but it’s too early to buy him ' hi.', fir.st tw<>-*tart.s. will try to ex­ MuellAr. If .... and they have been good friends The injury was revealed for the hardship /‘ ‘>«^harge so lhe_ -New N e »’ York Giants win three W L Pet, dren ag posaible. Youngatera today parent* of boys who ' have reg­ "FOR THE FIRST TIME tn 40 at a "phenom." 'Phe A s also have tend the New York Giants' siring leAwItr. ih ... over a period of 30 yesra.” Bailey first time yesterday by Dodger a t r a 1 g h t shiitouts. Cleveland Roy. :th ...... Hall ...... 1 0 1.000 need the support and guidance of istered and are trying o u t. for S ydsS.tar said money earned in yeara I'm collecting a little inter­ shown a fine new : cond Itaaeman of shiiloiil.s to foui* at Milwaukee FairhAlrn. rf . a n 0 added. parent!. If you give them this they Vice, President E, J. (Buzxie) ae tedly depleted bimk p,>i,t years was "not wso much and benches a .419 hitting first base­ Bristol ...... 1 0 1.000 berth on a team, to members of encountering op(>o8ltion from hia est on the principle of the Mannea. man. The New York Yankees bat in Spook Jacobs. baTting .3.^7. agr.inst Boh Buhl, ( ’hrirlic Grimm Hungerford. p 0 D 0 Clarke, sqiiat in- atature and won’t be in trouble. the various P. T. A., groups about Bavasi in New York but both he t'a all goiu*. They have that wonderfully ath­ The East will watch wuth in­ still is juggling Ilia lineup because Middletown ...... 1 0 1.000 and Campy minimized the kerl- sports loving commanding gen­ a sour .229 while the Chicago Ciihs To(*|s ...... 3 5 12 11 7 2 with almost Snow-like hair, traced Wlgren, tall, slender and soft town, and to all who are interest­ Al a private, he gets 880 letic teams the corps haa always terest Cleveland’s switch of A1 of the injury to Bobby Thofiison 27 Manchester...... 0 1 .000 ousness of the break. eral. slug at .326. Rookies Wally Moon r , .^•nrlirRt^r <5> Meriden . 0 1 .000 back several incidents In his 34 talking, will be honored along ed in the U ttle League baseball I- ___ month for dep^danta. But he eaid had." and the lllne.s.s of Bill Bniton. 11 r o A K of the SI. Iy>iiis Card* and Bill Rosen to first to make room "for AB R years of coaching baakStball. with Clarke at a town-wide testi­ program tn, Manchester 'T don’t think it’s affecting my He mentioned All-America full- • • • RUrhlo. Ad ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 Windham 0 1 '.OOO hitting,” Mid the stocky catcher, j * new* < onfei eni e'^veate -dav he ia • ‘Idilton to supporting hla ne meniionea AU-Amenca luu- Tuttle of betrolt ride in the .400 rookie Rudy Regalado at third. Morhardt. rf ...... 0 Highdighta of his message follow: monial dinner on Mondty night. '• * « ■v' • • -;5kV \ ...... :i 2 .1" 1 ft m omme.idlnr that the'star aec- and stepfather he ; back Ollie Matson as an example The move benches Bill Glynn, a TH E PH'.I.I.IKS, acoreless since A km gn v. r ...... K 2 0 "Manchester haa been good to bnt M-hen' I suing It Just doesn’t I plus strato.sphere...... T By H\L TI'RKI.NGTON May 10 at the Armory. IMRE.NTS .ATTENDLN'G this i , of a star athlete retained here. Now comes the showdown, the .419 hitter. Tne Indians open in last Wtdrtesday, open at Cliicago 1 r ■ . y r ..lohnpon...... V .... 4 0 n 2 .Ta 0 me. I've been here 34 years. . . . I # • • Every time I, break, ond haser.'an's discharge request his estranged wife for T»rr)vng|. rf ...... 0 2 n n Phil Golden, a rugged, broad- meeting, if they care to do so, mav i 'I?**.*' .. . ,, .____ Last season. Matson sparked tha Boston today again.-t the Red .Sox. where Jackson Is hiUinr, ..'lOO. Dec ...... S came here in 1917 when it was a be denied. majors flr.st shakedown cruise of \W jrlk, l b ...... ; . .*1 I 0 9 0 \ shouldered blond outfielder, ruffed TRACK AND CROSS IXII'N- bring Their children as a m ovie!™ ' '* herself and their infant daughter. Ft. Ord grid team to a record 11 who ha' ' been hurt badly by the Fondy. S.")" Gene Baker .ind Hank GriAWold. |( ...... 4 0 2 I 0 n one horse town. A small, friendly the season with the first'intersec­ Manchester High pitching for a T R Y coach for the past 03 years. W ill be shown featuring L i t t l e : '''' ™ y tight to TH AT IS\*Y A L I» McClure McClure said the final declsioiv victories with losses only to the tional testa. injury to Mel Parnell, following Panel. each .3.13. A fter the three Silv/'i. 2h ...... ___ 4 f> 1 1 2 0 town. We knew everybody. . . . It try to stiffen It »o It won't twdat ! MrDonoiiirb. p ...... 2 0 n 0 0 0 three-run homer, s triple and A Wigren, a fellow who wasn’t good League Baseball, entitled "U ttle be professional Los Angeles Rams * • • Ted Williams' broken collarbone. shutouts in New York. nohodv p \ -s''* ■'! C iTodUAlly got too big for itself. I too much.” •*ald Mai tin's name --along with on_ Martin * application will « • • r \ . t Simmonp, p ...... 1 0 ,n n .1 0 single, driving in six runs, as Hall enough to win hi* letter in track League Ba.sics.” made by 6th Army Headquarters end the .San Francisco 49crs. says much ahoiil the Phil bnttihg s’\ ' a • . i Coopri', A ...... 1 n 0 0 h 0 those of many other traineea— is TH K 4?HIC'A<10 White So* In- A A /. • High exploded for a 12 to .1 vle- . „ . I've made a lot of friends and in. Wesleyan, remarked how "it It is the hope of the Little, While doctors have agreed that In San Fraiicisco. McCHure acknowledged the Mar­ ..vade the East in first place, win- BAI-TIMORE. a •We.atern” averages. I ’ve made a lot, of enemies. . . . But being fonySided to Washington T o ir Ib ...... r.\ 5 s 24 u» 1 tory over Manchester in West had been a pleaaitre to work under League officials that manv will no further harm would be done He told of Martin's case while tin case was different. ftijng seven of their last eight and team, opens,its tour by coming Saturday, Tor reassignment, pos­ Although Pitlshiirgli still is in R— Poppeil out for SlmmnnD In 9th. Hartford, yesterday afternoon. I have enjoyedi myself here. Bailey.” attend this meeting as it is planned b.v continued playing with the In­ defending himself ggainit charges reatb' to take advantage of the "East" to Washington tonight. A f­ Hall ...... ,'HTO 70u 03X--I2 sibly ov;*fseas. "Martin is too hot . . . He'd the cellar, the new Pirates con- This was the opening game of ,"W hen I waa in college my Other remarks follow: to have local, sUte and National: jury. Bavasi said arrangemenU YanRees' spotty spring form. ter getting six complete games Manrheater ...... 000 40il 0|0 R teacher said, ‘You'll succeed If one- MqlE^uie. an avowed sports fan. he and Ft. Ord have overempha- radl<>active.'' the general said. liiiue to suipri.se evei ybo<^-.They FTRl. Grdden iSi. ]..ni.«e||e (2». the seaaon for both clubs. In other “ I can look back to 35 years of Little League officials in attend-1 have been made for further X- Paul Richards, who has con­ from the pitching staff in the first third of your etudenta like you. incited he doesn't feel Martin aized athletics and “coddled ath­ "What'would people say if I let go into Cincinnati foi- a night i-i A RiirR»aa. Mtirllrr. Rov, Hung«‘rford. CCIL activity. Middletown sur­ coaching (33 at Manchestc High ance to explain the program of rays to be taken in Cincinnati tended all. along "The Yanks can eight starts, the Orioles ran into Wojrik. r.rluwold (3>: 3RH. Morhardt. Because one-third will be indiffer­ ig a hardship case. Said McClure; letes." him play hall—-a 835.000 a year game with Max .Pui'kont leady to H0R4E OF prised Windham 8 to 3. and Bristol U ttle League since it was started : Thursday. be beaten" list's a former Yankee, trouble at Chicago over the week­ M ueller: FIR. Golden; I.OR. Hall 7. ent and ene-ttilrd will hate you.’ ” and tw’o years at Suffield Acad­ "The draft b-JTRH. ,<»oUlen. conquered Meriden 5 to 4. several years ago. Also these of-1 Campy plans to take hla iia'ial 'Hpn Johnson; , to open in Yankee end. To get them back on the right (Clarke has a much higher per­ emy) and I am thankful It was the Situation before they re- 'exaggerated" but proudly con- we were givlnghim a soft touch." The Jim Greengra.ss-Gus Bell com- I COLOR Manrhe.Ajer 5; BF. Mrt>onoueh 5. Sim- • • • track. . There Is no pressure from flclals will answer questions from j place behind the bat when tha SfatHum today.. With Nellie Fo* pp.th. the Orioles plan on start­ hinatinn, plus the .364 hat of John­ mona 3: SO. MrDfmmiRh 3. SImmona 5: centage of friends In Manchester.) drafted him. Bes.des. Martin came I ceded he haa retained athletes Told of M oure's 825,000 re­ Hits o ff MrDonough 7 for 9 runa ln 3 the public and there Is no one to the audience with regard to the i Dodgers open their first western and Jt^nny Groth. among the top ing Bullet Bob Turley. ny ’Temple, have kept Cincinnati DICK H l'N n E R FbK D , Hall's Names were brought Into the to canrp driving a hahy blue Cadll- here after they finished basic mark, Martin said: innlnga: Simmon." 4 for 3 tuna in second guess you like there is in U ttle League program and just ■ awing of the season against the 10 hitte'r*,.Ferris Fdin top* in run* Brooklyn goes .West, opening tor near the lop for the first two PR. Alemany: LP. McDonouKh; tim- record-ahatlering a<)ccer a,t a r. talk. . . "Red Thornton was a Isc. Anyone with a car like that training. He justified himself on ‘I sure wish the general waa turned In a six hitter for the vie. bcseball, football and basketball .. how It operates. Also, how the st. Louts Cardinal* tonight, batted in and Grady--Hatton re­ night, at St. Louis, with a half weeks. . plrea. M anlre-M rG ann; T. 3:20. good basketball player. I used to players are selected, finances of can't be broke." grounds the Marinea do the aame I'ankee General Manager If ha tors. He also chipped In with a pair’ Boys make their places by Individ­ He is batting only .163 with ride him but he never gave up and the program, in fact , all the im­ But Martin, who got out o f the I thing. I thlnka I ’m is;orth that much.” of hit a himaelf. one a dribbler ual effort." . Assistant coach at one hit in his last 20 times at bat , was a great help to our teams. . . . portant parts of the program. down the third ba.se line with the Fred Rogers waa a bark guard In Suffield was Spvid Drew, for many this season. Campanella was the , National League's mos’t valuable i sacks losded Ihst could not be those early days. He shot under­ years football coach at Alabama. . Sonny Bay Caaaidy THOSE WHO W IL L take part player laat season with a .312 bat-1 American Little handled In time to make a play handed. a style no one u.ses today. A. humorous Incident In Tommy IVorld's midgat wrestling cham- Jackson^ Glynn Early Bat Leaders Statistically anywhere. . , . Tufts CJollege for the basket­ Dannaher'.x running days was men­ in the-discussion will be Baaron Slade Halls Win Streak Pittenger, Regional I^rector for P™" sonny Boy Caasidy and Dla- O a iE R v E R , Myles McDonough weathered a ball tour.neya were much better tioned. . The track star who didn't and ime . moml Jim Brady have been paired League Practice A T L E A S T , first Inning uprising that saw Hall than the. commer<-ial tourneys they take Pete's advice and tried pole Conn.. Mass., and R. I.: William Dodger, Manager Walt Alston Irish Jackie and the New York, April 27 {IPi - Ran­ Chicago despite some stiff compe­ nlan Bill Tuttle are lied for sec­ Kay of Southington: .State Direc Speaking move in front. 3-0. Hi* mates pro­ stage today. . . . In 1931 we played vaulting with spikes. . The after­ agrees the injury Ian t hurting Masked Red Weasel in Wednes- som fRsndy) Jackson of the Chi­ tition in spring training. Glynn, a tor: Don Berger Of Hurricane Jackson The American Division o f Uio ond in the American League bat­ e y e s o v vided him with a 4-3 lead In the top New Haven Commercial. They noon a little girl was struck In cago Cuba and Cleveland's Bill fancy-hebling first ba.seman. hit member of the S t a t e " L a ^ ^ S : '"id wrestling boui Manchester Little League wrill ting parade with .40,1 apiece. Bos­ A l i t e r a l l y of the fourth. McDonough loat hla were the pre-tourney favorites. . . the back by a javelin at the West Glynn, a couple of inflelders who only •243''for the Indians in 19.13. conduct the following tryouts at ton’s Billy Goodman ranks fourth LITTLE ONE — New York. April 27 (A*) ■ Has control in the bottom of the frame, We beat them. . . . We beat Bris­ Side Ova,. . The day pole vaulter -o w l Robb, flroi proBidont' «nd , 'ho*. much, w' ,!''* *’cac,w’v G e n t l y 'e u w w New York. April 27 tX ' kss!^ K L r.‘»d"''S' rw-jim"" “i "S zizi in the heavyweight ranks. As for Slade, who suffered a cut set of the baseball season, are the and Charle.s Hurlbiirt, past pre.*j-; Campanella was fitt by a pitch- the Manchester Armory, boys. burgh during the winter, is rum Louis Cardinals? The veteran Coach Tom Kelley. Ronnie Sim­ those days we had to pl9y two pole for the first time ar\d the pole Hurricane'Tommy Jackson, who oveV the right eye that required early' pace-setters jn the major dents: Ernie Dowd, former com- ^ k. ii durine the early apring Polish Falcon from Detroit, nerup to Jackson in the National L.ACROSSE VETERAN righthander has yielded Ave home mons name on and tolled the re­ games in one day. . . . We had climbed 'rom prelim boy to No. 3 a few stitches, he still plans to go Thursday — 9:45 p. m. 10 year league batting derbies today. O E T E E M m j snapped. . Parent.* wore always mi.«sloner »nd now a member nf training nrhedulr but dliin't think Stanley Kowalski, and G>'Ps.v Joe old boys. Leagrue liatings with .413, Rookie * (Einonci oth er*) runs In three games and leads the maining five frames and made a some pretty good boys Jimmy understanding when their bovs contender on three sensational through with his Washington Jackson, with 19 hjts in 38 at the Board of Governors, pin.* other he had been *prlou*l.v injured. The *''* oown for the semi-final, or Saturday — 10:00 a. m. U and Wally Moon of the Cards is third New Havci. 'Conn. lA’j John major* In that department. With creditable impres.sion In a losing O'Leary. Johnny Tierney. Gob were injured in track Wlgren fights, is lack in the pack, deflated ed the Antonio Leone in the lid-lifter at at the hands of clever Jimmy light heavy champ Archie Moore. with a .,100 average, while Glynn ia Dodgers, Gil Hodges at ..39.1 and is completing his fourth season of son. Vic gave, up only 11 homers • • • few other* I can't recall (John Chester program. Pre.*ldent Ted rontiniied to play and Campanella the American League's leading j school or the coach. Boys who Fairbanks will act as chairman of ,va* rested during the later part Slr.de. Although he is third-ranked Jackie Robinson at .394. lacrosse at Yale. The Ell capUin in 28 games. MOE MORHARDT gathered Hedlund and Hiick McHalel. Spidler Slade expoeed Jackson's among the light heavy contender*. batsman with .419. • • • I were Injured alway.* came hack" the meeting. of the Florida , season. X-ray* Were ------Jackie Jensen of the Red' Sox. played three year.* on the varsity half of the Indiana aix hits with we*je run at Churchill crease with 21 to dstK They had j many to.ssed Burgesa out at third. 33 year*. I have seen Manihes- 1 Saligny, 158. after he yp,, ^now Campy. Nothing ia',.t,,rn ed witl next time,” , fifth, eighth and 10th did Jackson Bacilieri, IM, Italy, outpointed don't expert mote that) 18 to be our own gym . . . The boys always landed oevera several low blows againsts c a in s t going______to slopu,™ him. u He. _____ wants”■ returned to wltl ith two place medals. coached by Pete WIgren and Downs Saturday starting at 4;.30 only six St this time a year ago. 1 A rt Polatein drew a pn.ss from ter change from a friendly little Jackson's managers, however, | bum with 4)1* old time hurricane Edward tPoUy) Smith, 181 3-4, p. m„ (.EST) before the usual among lho.se present for the claa- did the beat they could . . . 1 don’t Gerry Tessier. 163. of Springfield, piav every day." Captain-elect Tom Flaherty, Art Will Clarke are now being McDonough. aetUng the atage for town to a large town, still triend- ha* other plans. He la signed for spirit. Bermuda, 10. INTRODUCTORY OFFER! erowd of some 100,000 and tlwii- sic, •' expect to leave Man< heater. I Ma.A*. ■ 1 _ Shorts, Jon Harrison, Eugene rounded up by Jack Tiirklng- Golden’a homer. ly. It 1* a wonderful town. Man­ a Mav 28 date at Madison Square wiitds more who’ll »ee the rare on The little grey DeteXinlne, win­ Just for the record, the -Phila­ really don’t know what T will do Before a dozen police were able! Snow, and Ned Brodeur fired in • oti. The photo* will be placed Morhardt's double initiated the- chester is home to me," Wigren- Garden with Charley Nor'KUS. their television screen* or hear It ner of six straight stake-race* on delphia Phillies' team batting when I retire. ” . . . Clarke, whose to rc.*tore order, Saligny had been i both the individual match in the In one of Watkin* Brother* average dipped 31 points (.2.17 ^o local scoring threat in the fourth. coachfd teams have won more Sammy Goldfn, one of the Hur-1 on their radio*. It \ilH he telrvi*e of sugar. But o(id on the play. •ions. Results will not be kno\vn | Layne In hi* first main event, tlon. Winners • Citation in 1948, Hlil National League so far has been Griawold landing on third. He died SUFFOLK DOWNS second, third and home after ’ a ! Are Riding Hijrli even if the son of , Roman doesn't I Q. What la an "appeal play?" until Jiihe. : whipping Clarence Henry and then FlEX'*' Gail In 19.13 and Dark Star last Nino Escalera of the Clncipnati there when Silver lofted to abort Direct Bu*— No Change base on balls yesterday as they led Make the grade, Reuben will be A. Thi* type of play make* It year - will go a long way toward center and McDonough grounded 9 Race*— Mon, thni Sat. the New rirltain Teachers College The Indians failed to place In , stopping Bucceronl. all In 1954. rcpre.sent»d by Sea O Erin Sat­ , Redleg*. The 24-ye*r-old Puer.to j New York. April 2" tiP : Those mandatory for the opposition to deriding whether a record field oat. bascbSII team to a 10-3 lacing of expeila who had the moral fiber the team competition. Regular, On the strength nf those scrap* urday. Rican oiitAelder, * .30.1 batter wl{H, POST TIM E 1 :.30 P..M. apiieal to the umpire before a call HALL OF FAME will battle over the Dawns' mile * * * Fairfield University. Althoiish the ' to go again.*! the book and pick practice for the local shooters hr w:s* an 18 to .1 favorite and Com'pleting the Derby Trial Tulsa last season, h»* produced i* made. There are four rate*: and a quarter for America’s most -TTIO M.U.K.'S and a single game was pla'yed on the Teacher* either the Chicago, While Sox or teased a month ago, and team re- many among the crowd of 8,500 lineup are Close Up, owned hy three pinch hit* in four times at: Round when a runner fall* to touch a n San Jo.*e. Calif. IN E A I Ken coveted turf honor. The ■ record bat. 1loaded the bn.'es vvllh no:te out in College diamond sFalrfleld was the suits showed it. ------^ ' J. C. Po’ laid and T. 1. Markin.*. Trip Tax the New York GianU, o. both to , „hen a runner leave, a base Venturi, golfer, is one of 1.1 Sso number of starters is 22 In 1928. the bottom nf the stanza. Hunger- home club because q playing fleld win the pennant in then le.spective , before a flv I* caught; when a Only other locally known shooter j H. H. Afiindy's .Sir Chris, Grace wa.* not available l(i Fairfield. to place in the meet wes Peterj Jose State athletic atars added to the year Raigh Count ran off with The Brooklyn Dodger* aren't a j ford t'nqn got his dribbler thst Bus Leaves 9:22 A. M. ^agues euddenly are in position to Matter hit* out of turn, and when the achwl's Spartan Hall of Fame. the big prize. If as many as 23 Kosiha's .Sub Factor S. R. Palut- hit sorry the sacrifice fly was scored the tying run. Burgess Fairfield got. two runs in the point wi h pride as the first im- „ ^Is turn at first Ireland of Loomis, in sixth place." Local Sport •sls’ Thiinderbird. and Hot Pursuit, written into the rules this season. , welked snd-Loiselle drilled s hit From fifth and one In th< sixth off New portant intersectional te.*ts npen la.st hopeful of an original group Britain hurler Wayne Flood. But go to second. The Brooks have come, up with to score three-.puns and cha.se Mc­ ^ X- .** Q. Which American LeAeiip eUlb. hjjrh pop foul near the dujfout. The of Ave entered’ by Harry F. Gug- seven long flies, good for runs, Donough. .Simm'ohs walked a man CENTER he was relieved by Herb Parlltz The Giants, invading the hpaltle^ home runs last sea- third baaeman grabs it. then falls I who quickly cooled down' Fair- Chatter gcnhcim'.s Cain Hoy .Stable. Gug­ the most in either league. Gil i and waa touched, (or s, two run TRAVEL BUREAU I vVest. are riding high dn the wings i into the dugout.''Can ^ the . runners * genheim won la.st year with Dark Hodges has four. Junior Gilliam ; single before throwing out three field's ahqrt ups'jrge. Flood, how- 498 Main St.— Tel. MI-9-8080 fever. got credit for tht victory. I ' A- The t'ieveland Indian* led advance ? .Star but this year all of hl.s star*, two and Dick William* the other. I men himself. He set .Hall down ! torhw over the Phillies haying al- ,60 foiir-hagger*. The Yan- .Answer — They are allowed to T W ILIG H T IX A O l'E . baseball including Turn-To, were forced to. withotit a hit during tjpe next I most overnight vaulted from their second With 189. advance one base and the um­ tryouts-scheduled tonight at Mt. the sidelines y injuries. Frank Thomas' figure* . em­ three Innings.' ' Montgomery, Ala. (NEA) Unl- , league cellar into hot contending ; q . has won the most Nebo have been postponed until 9 out of 10 men j verslly of Illinois golfers took a pire calls time out. phasize, the husky niitfielder* A twh-base error on a dropped 1 po.*ition and dcmon.stiated in the | j,.:.-,nants since the National Q What were the highest bat­ Thursday night at 6:30 at Nebo. value to the Plttabiirgh Pirate*. | , six-day training trip taking ad- I process that their pitching is back organized in 1876 ? Ay ball with two down acroiuited i vantage of spring vacation l a get ting averages ever compiled by 'He haa half of the cliih's home run* for the Injun's Anal tally m the I at ita '51 level. It was good enough ' t'OAt'HES of teams in the In-: doiTt know what GREYHOUND |.in practice at Maxwell Air Base .\.: 'Hie (ilant* and.Oih* are tied fabled Ike ^ o n e ? (S|; more than one-fourth of their eighth. Morhardt crossed the plate - that year to win a flag. termediate and Aliimnl Baseball [ ' here. with .16 apiece. \ — ikmne batted .402 f<>r .Han ; run* batted In (II) and I* their with the run all the way from Arst From I.C0 Diiruchrr- down, the Q.: Since the American League •Antonio « f the Texas^ I.eague S.T ...in [ Leagues will meet WednesBay only player with a better than .SM ' club was riding'the cloud* when It 1938, "*07 for the Mission cluh ^ " ‘Rbt at 7 ;30 at the East Side Rec. , SPACEMAKER when J"m Maellar lost Provnwt’s WM organized in 1901. how many batting average. Ile'a at .803. Ay ball. I pulled out for Milwaukee laat tiiMa’Itas New York finished ihlhe AUTOMATIC PUSHiUTTQN RANGE night. The common thought In the Lolaelle'.* do-cble an Prtiof. But St. ImiUIJb ...... 5 5 .500 14 Rill Tuttle. He's hitting -49.1 after his first ba.seman. Ferris Fain, ap­ Slaughter,..who crashed the msj- righthanders. The young center- H A i /l H I G H'S Jennis team The new Kelly Nylon Super Flex takes Philaib-tidtiA ...... 5 S .45.5 3 THIIOUOHOUT a TWO HANDY AMIIANCI OUT> re a i^ n t.. . good for so many ex/ra thousands Heischmann’s is a full ‘J() Proof— hatting only .316 with Buffalo last New York, April 27 Bevo pear* to have regained his batting: j'ek" ’’h v 'l heavv blanked Manchester High yester- up'to lu’icr the punishment o f a stand­ Milwaukrr ...... 4 5 .444 O UT OF BUSINESS QUICK! ej'e after an Inexplicable lapKc into 1 _ ___^ leftnanded b\ a heavy ('h icA ro ...... 4 5 .444 ‘ seasqa. Bill was rated a defensive Francis and Newt Oliver, the com­ daT afternoon. 5 to 0 The win waa i m of milea that ifa the biggest bargain in safe ard tire ; . , give* you twicr the protec­ and this means you gel more flavor, I to the first grade, celebrates his brace on his right knee. • RIMOVAIll, WA8HA8LI 8AKI PiUnburirtt ...... 5 K ..385 S w'hlx during spring training,, but bination that put little Rio Grande mediocrity laat season. Fain ia the 25th in succaaaion in CCIL tion against blowouts! And Kelly's TODAY'N GAMKB fTowled haaements are no Joke! The best, yet least expensive 38th birthday today with a start­ The problem of how best to mileage ever offered! Come see us today—and more enjoyment in every drink. was not suppowed to be much at College on the map. will try to do knocking In runs again, and Grady use play for Hall. AND MOtt UNITS • NO-STAIN OVIN VINT Nallesal xray ta waterproof and decorate Inside maaona'ry walls is w ith... ing job for th* New York Yan­ Slaughter has been puzzler since gK eet for years of uwry-frte driving! tougher Armorubber tread give* you RrR Hl'.N'TERS N,-»- York at Milwaukee (Night) — WATERPLUG OR THOROSEAL est thing to an adequate third A 'regu lar with the St. L o u la ■ do-or-dle" type. Slaughter fligured taxes collected by ihe U. S. Gov­ Gomel <0-21 vs. Buhl < Deer...... hunt- ernment on.wrhiskey. And al-' rhil*(1e|j>hi* at Chicago— Konslanly Francia. who , haa made head. has appeared only as a pinch hit- complacency which night infect era are likely to get a bonus in *ONt OF SIX NIW RIASONS WHY FOLKS (ivii vs. Rush ll-lt Ruth's home run mark, is behind Tinea the laat two years as a high You can do it y n u i^ . . : it’s that M y ] On the face of the current evi­ though Fleischmann pays'SI.O.T Pttlshurgh al Cinrlnnaii. iNIght) — dence. which cannot ^ conclusix'e. ter and pinch runner since coming the champiqn.*. a charge hurled at ' Utah this - ear because th* ani- fltlS®ll»i SurkOiit tl-D' vs. Valenllae (0-2). his 1953 pace. The Milwaukee slug­ acorer. and Oliver, hia coach, weie more per case than 86 Proof ger has hit four circuit blows. He there ia an extra strong suspicion to the Yankees in a surprise dw l the players at * least twice this mala are, .thrlx'lng so mightily in ARi SAYING: ^'SIE YOUR KELLY DEALER FIRSTS' Am erica* signed yesterday in a package deal two .days before the seaaon opened, spring by the Yankee owner*. some area* that they'r- eating Chicago *1 New York -Johnson' ((LO) had six In Ibe books last April 27. estimated at 830,000 bv Abe Sap- PHONE Ml.9-52$3 that the Giants robbed Milwaukee 2 2 9 blends, Meischmann's costs you vs. Font ifMU. . , ' blind when they obtained Johnny Hnxxrvrr, the best translation of "Slaughter xxotih! he vsluab'lr themselx'ea out'of house and home, Cleveland al Boston—Garcia (0.2) vs. ersteln. owner of the Harlem the latest double talk b.v .Manager jm i to.talk to boy* club*.” Stengel The situation. which arises less than many Iira'nds of lower Nixon 11-01. SOVIET INVITES Globetrotters. 'TOUR STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE” Antonelli, the powerful young lefthander, in the deal which sent t'a«ey Stengel Indicate* the A'an- observed. But the manager also; periodically in nearly all the im- Prowf. No wronder Fleischmann’g DeXrolt *1 PhUadrlphl* (Night)—Gray New Delhi (A*)— ' ».* B. Sapre of Saperstein also own* the Whirl- ONLY $10.00 DOWN DEUVERS •‘•aatBwni**** (0-1) vs DUmar lO-li. - India haa been invited to the So­ Bobby Thomson to the Braves, kee Imm* xxani* to go xxlth aa all admllteo he would like to work the ■ portant deer states, probably will ’ is .America's htsl ^nded uhis- Baltimore at Washington INighI) — winds. The contratj was- for one Since Bobby is'la i'd .u p with a i left-handed hitting o ■ t f I • I d veteran lata hi* pla.xiag lineup, i be met here by spieclal early, la te ’ Turley 11-1) vs Porlerileld (1-1). viet Ministry of Culture to attend year with a one year option. ' EASY TERMS hey value! the world cheas cha.mpiostMiip now brokeh ankle, there ■ cannot, o f , against the next righthander who "Maybe Mantle ought to b e . and two-deer huntr in overcrowd- rrancia waa expelled front Rio course.'bo a direct comparison at 1 faee* the Y'ankeeo. ' bonched." Stengel, agld . lost night.' ed areas, USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN ASK AlOUT OUR lUDiSET PLAN leAKE SrPERIOR TROUT “ being held in Moacow. The title Grande two weeks ago for not match d>etween M. Botivinik and this point, but it can be said that 1 This ha* been interpreted to "Maybe we.'ri ruafatng him." -i keeping up his claaswork and the Flying Scot will have to do a ! mean Slayghter, Gene Woodling' Mantle has managed only aix TIME ANY’OXE? .53 Lansing. Mich. i4*)— Michigan ti V Smyalov began March 14 and Oliver resigned shorUy thereafter.' releasing 700.090 lake trout fry tn continues until May K . powerful lot of hitting after he ; and Irv Nore'n, '•'Ith Mantle and base hits t 36 times up, ,an aver- East Lansinff. Mich. i- -If you ‘2 Lake Superior this, upring. ‘They recover* to repay the Brax»es-for [ Hank Bauer going to the bench. , age of .167. Two of Ills hit* xver* want to know the time. Juat ask M w o i - A s n c r X s u a i x ’ the jjtitching they ^surrendered.. A ng'hthander. Don Johnson : homer*, on? s'triple. . Michigan State's Warren DrueU- were hatched difrlng the w^tkr UTTtJUt ENTERS Wilson (Middletown) 8 Wethers, PINT. \ from eggs gathered by commercial New York iN E A l—Gene Littlef field 2 ) — ------■ I waa named to start for the Chi- Slaughter haa apfieared ' four .le r .' former N C A A mil* champion Tabor; 1ox>-a The Tabor ; cngo Whitt- Sox today against the tiiqes a pinch M her and reached.'! and a member of the 1952'Ol^oi- Mancliester Tire & fishermen on the Great Lakea. accepted an invitation To coipMta Middletown 8,i WlndKaut (Wiui- M iX . MAIN 8T, MANCHESTER TEL. MI-t-SlM high school track teanN needed I Yafi'ts. ftr.*t otv each occasion although hr pm team.,' ' Approximately 1.00,(HM were' re­ in the Palm Beach Invitation'Golf ’ tnanUc) 3 '^ ; k Opei\ Daily 7 A. M. tb 5 P. M. Inclndins W«Ine«Iay- 2f S iROAD ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ k BlEHDfD WHISKEY • 80 MOOT • 8S« C8AIH NtUT«Al'shl»ITE leased at Traverse Bpy.r Portage Championship at the' Mepdow Bristol 5. Meriden 4 some ne*.'equlpincnt'.‘'Ir also need-j Although he will stay-in hi* has nia^e plUv one cAmertcan Ciunng his career DrueUler ha* ra. Mi*f ^224 rd some money to buy It. So ffte familiar right field, laughter actu -; League hit. He .was walked twice, been awarded 27 watches. He also, THE ELEt^CHMANN DISTILLING CORPOAATiON, FEEKSKILL. NEWYORK iCntry. Muniaing and Whiteflah Bfook ClqlL Weatbury.'Jf, T., May Hall (West Hartford) 12, Mans" ' Afternooiu um I Saturdays Until Noon Point and 200.000 off Marquette. li-ia. ' . cheater 8 boys'washed 50 car* for a dollar » . ally comds Jnto the w etip bv/plac^l reached /Irst on an error and haa received 10 trophies and 275' V ■ ' ' . ' - < car and got their equipmenLnL i o f J*—Mantle ’ ---- whe.hasn------'1 .I —..siif • Uhit4. -singled. — 1„-. ---- - 1 •>r, ; ■ I- I >■' -/

PA6B FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESiBR. CONN., TUESDAY. APRIL 27,1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, 'MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, APRIL 27,19M N,/: PAGE FIFTEEN

Automobiles for Sale 4 Motorcycles—Bicydes 11 Roofing—Siding 16 Buainesa Opportunities 32 ArticiM For 3alp . 45 HouMhoId Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 H(h im For Sale 72 Houacs For Salt 72 Houses For Sale - 72 Suburban 1^ Sds 75 Wanted-^Real Estata 77 Lcfal NoticM BOYS FULL site English type bi­ FOR THE BEST in Bonded buUt FOR LEASE COMBINATION Aluminum ' win­ NEWLY DECORATED, Beuitlfutly TW()-FAMILY 8-5, excellent condi­ BEIAUTIFUL ^ p e Cod six room (2 R()CacVILLE—'iW fam Uy hoiise 6-5 IF READY to buy, aell, exchange LMt’OB PBBMIT 1949 CHEVROLET tudor. Good con- cycle, Never used. Call MI. 9-6836 up roofa, ahingle roofs,' gutters, WANTED MANCHESTER unfinished) home. Fireplace, oil remodeled, excgiUent income. Plas­ real eatats, mortgage! arranged. aoTicitea or AprucAnoir Classified after 4:30 p.m. SERVICE STA'nON dows and screens, $17.95 and up, furnished and spacious room. The tion inside and out, oil steam heat, dlUon, 1600. MI. 9-1234. conductors and roof repeirs calL f •> plus IhatallaUon. (JombinaUon Reliable, Honest, Person atorm wimlows, hear bus, stores, heat, stm-m Windows and screens. ter. Combination storpi windowa, (Consult Howard R. Hastings, BROWN Coughlin, MitcheU 3-7707. most complete light housekeeping $11,500—Four room bungalow (Completely landscaped. (Call owner This; U to five notlro that I, NASH RAMBLER, 1951 convertible, 1949 INDIAN Arrow motorcycle. Located on main thoroughfare aluminum doors $49.50 plus Instal- TO TAKE OVER faeiJiUea available in Manchester. school, good Incoms, will go G.I. latge ro o n ^ inlaid linoleum Agency, MI. 9-1107. CHARLG8 N. TOLE. of 31 Grrea Hill with detached garage, located on direct at M . 9-8503 after 6 p.m. throughout/oil hot water heat, foil Sirrrt. Manchester, hhve fUed an appll- Advertisements overdrive, heater, radio, 5 Gen­ Good condition. New saddle bag's. RAY S ROOFING Co. BulH up —good location—doing good gal- laUon. Manchester Home Improve­ UNPAID BALANCE You will marvel at the cleanliness a very attractive lot. In A-1 con­ Cahlton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, lonage—low lontql. ' . ment Co., 35 Oak St. Ml. 3-8177. of this building. Children aceepted. 9-4894. baaem ei^ Nine closets eacl\ floor. WANTED — Ra!nch home or (Jape ca'tlon dated April It. ItM. with the BEAU PR E eral white side walls. Like new, Can be seen at 82 Ridge St. MI. roofs, gutter work, roof, chimney MONTHLY PAYMENTS dition. Close to the Hartford bua. PLANNING TO BUILD Laige Umdscaped lot. Direct from (Jod, vicinity of Porter street arek Liquor Control Commlaalnn for a Ree- CLASSIFIED ADVT. plus two extra snow tires, $800. 9-9054. ' repairs. Free estimates. Ray Central. Priced so reasonable A HOME? taurant Permit for the nale of alcoholic DEPT. HOURS Call Hartford JA-5-2103 BEIAUTIF'UL SelecUon of wool rem- $17.63 you'll gasp! Be sure and see thla $15,500—-New Hating, aig roon;i SIX ROOM colonlsl 3-3, Fireplace, ownec/ASking $16,300. Call Rock- or Green,^ Private party. Write liquor on the premises. Rosemouni Res­ Private owner. 4M Lake St., Man­ Hagenow. MI. 9-2214. Ray Jack- For Information nanta at low pricea. Also rug Wool 1 viiis^iiioo^ Box K, Heridd. taurant. Route S$. Bolton. BEST chester. son. MI. 3-8325. 3 COMPLETE one. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. ranch, patio, attached garage, hip tUe iRth, plastered walla. Excel­ Eliminate the question, "'Where The husineta 1s owned by CHARLES 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. and inatnicUins in braiding ruga. lent condition. 4% mortgage. Pay­ ROOMS OF BRAND roof, overhang, two years old. High do I go for complete Informa­ WE HAVE buyefa, waiting tot sin­ N. COLE, of 31 Green Hill Street. Man­ 1951 OLDSMOBILE “88" Holiday Business Services Offered l.T FOR ALL KINDS of roofing, aiding CaU RockviUe 5-5706. AT THE c e n t e r , pleaSant rooms mortgage available. ments only $88 per month. tion?" _ chester and win b« conducted hy BUYS COPT CLOSING TIME coupe, lustrous tutone blue finish, amd painting call Manchester Help Wanted—Female 35 NEW FURNITURE for gentlemen, Single or double. 16 Schwartz Real Eatate. JA. 5-5138. gle and two-famtly'-homaa. Mori- CHARLES N. COLE, of » Green Hill WIRING INSTALLATION of all ALL ALUMINUM comhlnaUon win­ Beautiful Westinghojise Elec.' Contact ua for eatimatea and GLASTONBURY gagea arranged. Pleaiie^call A.C.B. Street; Manchester, as permittee. FOR CLASSinED ADVT. fully equipped. A real sporty! Roofing and Siding Co. Free esti­ DEPEINDABLE Housekeeper, ex­ Wadswprth St. $16,500 — New three bedroom complete arran|;ement8.. CKARLX8 N. COLE. model and priced to sell today. types. No Job too small. Peter dows and doors, self-storing, save Refrigerator * MANOIESTER —TUa agency haa Realty (Jo. MI. 9-2391. Dated April It, lt64. BiON. THRU FRI. mates. Tel. MI. 9-8933. perienced in small chUd care, do heat, comfort, convenience, last a ranch, patio, attached garage. SE(JLUDED—In a beautiful grove Center Motor Sales, 461 Main St. Pantaluk, 40 Foster street. Phone Beautiful Bedroom Suite FTJRNISHED Room in private Extra large baaement. Wooded lot. a large Hating of 4, 5, 8 and 7 room E A REALTY CO. of tall pines, this spacioua 3 bed* MItcheU 9-7303. cooking also, own room; One who UfeUme. EVee demonstration. CaU Beautiful Living Room Suite home. West side. GeStleman pre­ ■ingles at $8,750 and up. Two fam­ lOtSO A. M. RUfiFING, Siding and carpentry. prefers good country home to high Convenient to achoola shopping, 310 Main Street room ranch house is brand new. SATURDAY 9 A. M. ONLY DOUGLAS will sell you a Alteratlona and additions. CeU- anytime. BUI Tunsky. MI. 9-9095. Beautiful Dinette Set ferred. Ml. 3-4403. •te. ily homea, 4 and 4, 5 and 5. 8 and late model car as low as $145 wages. Phone Ml. 3-6389. Beautiful ‘De Luxe" Range 6 rooms, $13,600 and up, colonials, Large living room with fireplace, inge. Workmanahip guaranteed. DEILTA-DE WALT power tools and ATTRACTIVE ROOM, all new MI-9-6297 or MI-3-4| modem kitchen, full cellar, Tim- down. We do not ask you to take GARDEN PLOWING. Ask for Walt. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn . . y in pe Instead of Westlnghouse Elec. Re­ seven rooms at $14,800 and up. Anytime SOCB OOWSUSATION WILL a loan from a bank or finance MI. 9-0553. Street. $mch«1l 'M860. accessories. Sales, service, demon- frigerator If you prefer furniture, desirable neighborhood. BOLT()N’ Ranch liDmes, $ii,M0 to $38,000. kin hot water heat (baee board). 1953 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK 4-DOOR BE APTBECIATED New Model Latm'dry, 73 ^m m lt atrsUon. Terms arranged. Capitol Garage available. Phone MI. Please call Howard R. Hastinga EAST HARTFORD, utiful Sun- Priced at $16,800, (low down pay* Heater. New aeatcovers. Car Just Uke^new. 5A50 mllea. New car company to complete your down St. Elqulpment Co., 88 Main St. Rugs, Lafnps, Tables, Linoleum and payment. Positively only |145 Few Other Articles 3-8126. $9.990—Six room Cape Cod. Flre^ Agency, Manchester. MI. 9-U07. set Ridge. Three ea priced meqt). L asted 3 miles from Glas- warranty. Dial MI-3-5121 . down buys a 1949 car, 1195 buya a MASON—Fieldstone a specialty. E. WANTED — Woman for general place, oak floors, plastered walla from $17,200 to $: See these tonbilryAcenter on Hurlburt St., ToUi. Phone Ml. 9-3207. , Roofing 16-A FLAGSTONE. Stone for walls, EVERYTHING ' LARGE, PLEASANT room, jMivata MANCHESTER—New rauch, qual' off Hebron Ave., 4 and one half 1950, $295 buys a 1952. No addition­ laundry jwork. Steady work— good house fronts, Oreplscea, etc. Bol­ down, drywall up. L*rg'e modern today. The Eacqi Agency. MI. 1952 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4-DR. SEDAN al aide notes or loans. We guaran­ ROOFING—Specialising in repair­ THE UNPAID home, next to bath. Kitchen privi­ cabinet kitchen. Basement garage Ity construction, no development, 9-7683. / miles to Mancheater. DILLON GUARANTEED Top quality tele­ pay. Maple Dry Cleaners ' and ton Notch Quarry. M’. 9-0617. leges. Couple or gentlemen] MI. large kitchen, three bedroonna, Radio, heater. Nice light bine finlah. Buy with a drive! tee to sell under the above terms vision service. Calls received be­ ing roofa of aU kinds. Alao new Launderers, 72 Maple Street. BALANCE PRICE 9-3506. possible. Close to Mancheater. with notes as low as $40 'monthly. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ ONLY $488.26 full cellar, wooded lot, centrally (X)NVENIEN;rLY located, six room FOR PRACTICAL FOLKS-^-If you Lost and Found Good credit is our only require­ fore 9 p.m. will be serviced same cleaned, repaired, 26 years' ez- MOTHERS — 80,000 women all LAKE PROPERTIES located. Only $12,500. Carlton W, dwelling.-FMr rooms and bath SALES and SERY I^ 1952 CHRYSLER SARATOGA CLUB COUPE night. ML 9-1347. able and standard typewriters. Free storage until wanted. Free ROOM IN Private home for gentle­ Hutchins, ML 8-5112. 9-4894. ' down, 2 nwms up. all knotty pine. want a reasonable home in good FOUND—2 fellows who will wax, ment. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. . perlence. Free estimates. Call through the U. S. are taking ad­ All makes of adding machines delivej-y. Free set up by our own man or couple. Kitchen privileges. neighborhood, early possession, nice Radio, heater. Power steering, pdWer braked. Nice dark bliM BbIi Ii* Howiey. Mancheater Mitchell vantage of the houra their chUdren $9,000—Columbia Lake, Water­ All utilUf^es. E x E Realty Co. Mi. wash and clean out your car for TYPEWRITERS and adding ma­ sold or rented. Repairs on aU reliable men. Inquire 224-Charter Oak St. MI. 54 ACADEMY STREET —8U room 9-629'7^;^I. 8-4480 any time._____ yard, bus nearby—large living KAISER—1951 Deluxe with heater, chines repaired. Free pick-up and 3-5361, are in school to earn a good in­ makes. Msrlow'a front parcel in a good location. room, dining area, moderii kitchen. - F O R D - - - 1953 DoSOTO 4-DOOR SEDAN only SB. For service telephone Ml. push button radio, visor, Trico No Payments To Banks 3-8368 between 5 and 8. ' Will accommodate three large cot­ Dutch colonlsl, in good condition. »-07Bl. delivery. Henry A. Sawyer, Call come with Avon. Call Mrs. Curtis. Laundry room off kitchen, (X)D—Four lovely rooms 3 large bedrooms, 1 and one half Heater. All new tire*. Low mileage. New car warraaty. window, cleaner, back-up lights, Rockville 5-5313. JA. 5-2491 after 6 p.m. BPS PAINT For all exterior and in­ or Finance Companies ROOM FOR mother and child or tages. Must sell aLopce, no reason­ baths, car port, screens gnd storm 319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER nylon custom slip covers, white Heating—Plumbing 17 able offer refused. screened porch, attic, oil steam n, expansion attic, extra large FOUND—One small black dog;, vi> terior purposes. Painting acces- Phone Me Itnmediatelv two children in private home. Call heat, atorm windowa and screena, lichen, fireplace, hot water heat, saah. located off Main St., on cinlty of Woodbridge and Oakland wall tires, overdrive. IMvately LONG ESTABUSHBO local insur­ ■■■sories. Full line in stock. Budget MI. 9-5608 after 5 p.m. 195^^ MERCURY CUSTOM 4-DOOR GUARANTEED) PLUMBl ) and ance agency has position available HARTFORD CH-7-0358 $13,990—Bolton Lake. Large six one-car garage, one block froni^'''recreatton room in cellar, amesite Curtla Road. Price $14,800. Radio, heater, overdrive. Beautiful, clean car. Low price. 8U. Call MI. 3-5809. . owmed. MI. 9-4563 to 6 p.m., MI. PLOWING AND harrowing. Butler, Center, 91 Center St. Phone Ml. drive. Beautifully landscaped Exclusive With 9-9737 after 6 p.m. MI. 9-6444. heating. Jobbing and new Work. for stenographer. Knowledge of 3-4164. After 7 P. M. CH-6-4690 PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman, room ranch in an ideal waterfront bua line, store and abort Joseph Skelly. MI. 9-3014. shorthand and typing required. In­ location. 100’ frontage. Easily con distance to achool. Shown yard. Many more extras. Price See It Day Or Night . at 272 Main St. Parking? MI. $12,400. Phone Barbara Woods OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 FOUND—Ught cream male pup. 1946 BUICK Coupe, 1948 Oldsmo- DOORS OPSafED, keys fitted, surance experience desired but not ALL FAMOUS make power mow­ If you have no means of transpor­ 3-4071. verted to year around home. A real polntment. Asking $14,500 RICHARD B .‘MOORE CaU Dog Warden. Ml. 3-4540. bile 6 cylinder, 1940 Dodge coupe. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, LENNOX FURNACES and Variri necessary. Five day week. Write ers $49.95 up. Buy on budget. No buy. Tyler, Realtor. MI. 9-4469. Agency. MI. 9-7702. A-1 Used Cars tation, I'll send my auto for you: U down and good credit. Walk in, guns, etc., repaired. Shears, air heating. Earl Van Camp. MI. Box L, Herald, stating qualifica­ money down, $2 weekly. Budget PLEASANT. FURNISHED roo«ia, > Realtor FOUND—Beagle, black, white and drive out. We are easy to do busi­ 9-5844. No obligation. MAN(JHESTER —Several two-fam­ kmves, mowers etc., put into con­ tions. All replies treated confiden- Center, 91 Center St. kitchen privileRes, couple or gen­ VERNON If you see it, you w l^w ant to ily homes, three bedroom, auto- Phone Glastonbury ME-3-9494 brown female. Call Dog Warden. ness with. No pressure, no big dition for coming needs. Braith- Ually. A—L—B—E—R—T— S tleman. MI. 9-8126. SUNNY VIEW DRIVE 1953 FORD FORDOR 8 OYL $1695 MI. »4S40. down payment. See Bob Oliver at (JOME IN—Browse around The 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD own this de luxe CaprCM , located inatic heat, with garages located Ruth C. Rourke—ME-3-9298 RADIO AND HEAIXR waite, 52 Pearl street. Moving—^Trucking Woodshed, 11 Main St., Manches­ In east and weat side. The Eacott Aaaoctate Center Motor Sales, 481 .Mnln St; WANTED At once, another girl USED WASHERS, wringers and A fine community of new at 598 West Mlddle<:^rnpike, six Agency.- Ml. 9-7683. BR0WN-6EAUPRE FOUND—Brown and tan Pomeran. N Storage 20 for Super Cleaners, 616 Main St. ter, (Jonn. Good used furniture Wanted—Rooms—Board 62 fan type, male. Call Bolton Dog 1953 CHEVROLET all metal Station GONDER'S T.V, Service, avaUable spinners, $20 and up. all over­ ranches, split-levels and Colonials. rooma (two upataiM partially fln- any time. Antenna converalona. Experience preferred but not es- bought and sold. Tel. MI. 9-3154. A variety to choose from now. but MAN(JHEST$1R — Several three WardiMi. MI. " 9-6648. wagon, like new condition, radio, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., aential. Open 'tU 7 p.m. hauled by our mechanic and guar­ “WANTED Room and board Uhed) oil hei^''fireplace, large 1952 FORD CUSTOM TUDOR $1345 -.heater, low mileage. Douglas PhUco factory aupervlaed service. local and long distance moving, anteed good condition. Potterton's, convalescent man. Call If the home you desire isn't here bedroom single homes, two Cape Wanted—Real Estate 77 Tel. MI. 9-1486. It can be bulk on one of the few kitchen, aluptinum combination Cods, near Bowers School And two 8 CYLINDER NOW AT 358 EAST CENTER ST.~ tRL MI-9-S234 Motors, 333 Main. packing, storage. Call MI. 3-5187. ATTENTION SmaU builders: Im­ 130 Center St. 9-0666. - windows screens, amesite LOST—Parakeet, blue and grey, Hartfor*' CHapel 7-142S. prove your selling chances. Put a remaining lots. Open Sunday 2-5 ranch homes in Green. Manor. CALL A SPECIAUST MANCHESTER, CONNECTICDT. MANCHESTER T. V. Service, Help wanted—Male 36 USED TV, $30 up, overhauled and P. M., weekdays shown anytime driveway^^enetians. Move right The Eacott Agency. MI. 9-7683. child's pet. Plnder call MI. 3-8439. 1953 CHEVROLET H-ton pick-up, radio and T.V. apeciallsta since combination sink and washer in dark ^ e n . Low mileage, $945. MANCHESTER - Package DeUv- DEPENDABLE, conscl e n 11 o u s your next house for only $250. Full guaranteed. Several new 1953 Apartments—Flats— by calling the phonfs listed below. in with/lio redecorating necessary. when you want to sell real eatate. 1952 FORD GUSTOM TUDOR $im LOST-Black and tan hound. Vicin. Carter Chevrolet Co., 311 Main 1931. House set vice call $3.50 ery. Local light trucking and models at, big reductions. Get a DIRECTIONS: '•4 mile east of LARGE FIVE Room ranch home, Financial problems call for a bank­ MItcheU 9-6660 day dr night. workers. Must be over 25 years white porcelain, dish washer, Tenements 63 ExceWnt financing available. Just 2-cSr garage, Venetian blinda, 6 CYLINDER ity of Olcott and Center Streets. St. Ml. 9-5338. package delivery, Refrtgeratora. old, married, for steady, year clothes washer- and sink, 60”, TV where you know it is good. See Vernon Center on Route .lO. er, medical prohlema for a doctor Call ML 9-5886. washers and stove moving a . Potterton's, ISO Center St, FOUR ROOMS and bath, unfurn- reduced for quick sale to $12,600. ' screens, storm windows, radiant . . . and property disposal for a ANTIQUES Retiniahed. Repairing specialty. Ml. 9-0752. 'round work as service staUon at­ normal price $514.50. Potterton's, heat. Beautiful comer lot 106 x 98. LOST—G

vlng room, fireplace, oak .lonial. Center entrance, fireplace, trees. Fine neighborhood. Price Also listings wanted. (Jail Hie 1950 FORD FORDOR $845 Sierra. Station Wagon. Origl- RALEIGH COUPONS — Redeem —With very low mileage. Ml. 3-5012. Full time, good wages and floors/ sanitary molding, storm $10,500. Madeline Smith; Realtor. Johnsoo Eluding (Jompany, 953 Custom.. Radio, heatheater, OM your coupons here In town. Select Boats and Accessories 46 For Appointment To See, Call SECDND FLOOR. 2400 sq. ft., garage, lOvely lot. Only $15,300. aal 18.000 mllea. R. aad.U . owner. A%. beautifulbeauttfnl car (er only Clean. Fully equipped. PAINTING AND Papering. Outside working conditions. Also part plenty ight, two lavatories, three windows, oil steam heat, 100’ lot, Maddock and deVos, JA. $-0255, MI. 9-1642 or MI. 9-1148. Main S t ML 3-7426. Eveninga ML Gyro-matte tranamlaalon. your premium, carry it home with ALL KINDS of antenna work. Call painting estimates now being Mitchell 3-6696 trMs, near stores, bus. Only 9-0018. you, no postage, no delay. Visit 1946 Plymouth Fordor Sedan Art Piiuiey, TV Antenna 'peclal- time man, 6-10 p.m. and Sun­ GOOD USED OUTBOARDS— Rea­ front rooms, suitable light manu­ residence AD. 2-4227, Mn Marcua. given. GUbert I'ickett. MI. days 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. sonable. Traded for new Evin- facturing, large office halls Apply tlO.OOO. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. ROLUNG PARK—Practically new 1951 FORD VICTORIA $1295 our store for premiums for La- —Fully equipped. Ist, Sales and Service. Very fair 3-6982. SEVERAL USED refrigerators. $25 /9-5132, 9-4894. LARGE Six room single, spacious six room Cape Cod. Four finished. READY BUYERS waiting. For im­ Roea, Klrkman, Bordens, Octagon, prices. Tel. Ml. 9-4772. ' See Van For Interview At rudes. 4 h.p. Marlin 40 twin used up. Barstow's. just north of P.O. Backer, 36 Oak. RADIO and HEATER—FORDOMATIC. TUBELESS TIRES $895 1948 Plymouth Coupe—Good fresh water only, 35 lbs, only $69. rooms, oil heat, in first claaa con­ Plastered walls, fireplace, tile mediate action Uat your property SAVE Hearth Club, Mrs. Filberts, Your Westlnghouse dealer. MI. MAN(CHESTER —Six room single, dition, large lot with garage, tool bathroom. Exceptionally well land­ with the Albert J. Gatto (Jo., Real­ Raleigh. Potterton's, 130 Center transporation. WEBB'S TV - 17 Maple St., $3 per VAN’S SERVICE STATION Fisherman drive, only $45. (Jhris- 9-7234. 'AIR CONDITIONED offices. Mod­ four bedrooms, trees, shrubs, house call. AU work fully guaran­ EXTERIOR PAINTING only. Free Craft, 5S h.p., clean, new prop, ern design. Near Post Office, Main shed and coop. $15,500. S. A. scaped. Price $12,900! Schwartz tors. (JH. 9-8489, evenings Ml. St., Manchester. estimates. Ml. 9-1383. 427 Hartford Road large children's play yard. Quiet Beechler, Agent. Phone MI. Real Estate JA. 5-5138. 3-6946, JA. 8-3889. 1957 POHTIAG PRE-WAR CARS teed. CaU Ml. 9-6535 (or quick $90. Evinrude 4 cyl. Zephyr-Fisher­ street, corner Wadsworth.. MI. J residential section, not a develop­ 1949 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE $725 195$ FORD THRESHER’S Pony Farm. Buck- honest service. At The Texaco Sign man drive, used fresh water only, 9-9779, or MI. 9-9819, 3-6969. Radio andnd heater, d ccyL Ex­ $10 Down, $5 Week PAINTING AND Paperhanging. YEAR OLD Lawson love seat $25. ment. Owner MI. 9-0816. SEVEN ROOM (Jape Cod with ga-. cellent. Ciiatom line. Fordomattc, radio land, is b>en evenings, 3:30 to Satisfaction guaranteed. 35 years $75. New 1953 Evinrude-FTeetwin Phone MI. S-5932. MANCHESTER*-:Two-(amily bouse, rage, tile bath, combination storm dusk, and weekends. Many To Choose From WE NEED a man for part Ume of­ with neutral clutch, Reg. $214.50, FOR RENT—All or in part. 14' x 42’ 188 BENTON STREET. Move right and beater. OrlglnaL SMALL GARDENS Plowed. Tel. experience. Orders taken for out­ fice work. Apply in person. Capi­ floor space in business zone. MI. $9950; butch colonial, Weat Side, windows and doors. Sewers, city Bolton 1949 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE $695 side work now. CaU Raymond only $189, save $25.50. Terms. Bar- MATCHING Upholstered occasion­ 3-7043 or MI. 9-2540. in thia clean bungalow type home. $12,800; beautiful garrison colonial, water, on bus line, near school, CHORCHES MOTORS MI. 9-7016. tol Equipment. 33 Main. stow's, Evinrude dealers since al chairs, brilliant red. Also GE Five well planned rooms with ex­ Personals Trudeau. Ml. ^-1614. haa everything, Manchester Green church end stores. Price $15,000. 1 ' X ' ' $295 80 Oakland St. — Ml-9-9483 WIRING INSTALLA-nON and re­ CARPENTER, Experienced in con­ 1934. Just north of P.O. Phone MI. combination radio and three speed FOR RE?'1T—Small store, 23 Oak pandable second floor. OH burner. section, $18,000. Ranch home, al­ MI. 3-4007. Ladies to Hear CONTRACTOR—Interor and exter 9-7234. record player, console and mi Garage. Porch. H. B. Grady, Brok­ $1695 THE PROSPECT Bill School for 1951 FORD convertible coupe. pair of small electric appliances crete work. Good wages. RockviUe For information call MI. most new, centrally located. Ap­ lor painting and paperhanging hy 5-3633. hogany condition like new. Call or MI. 9-8094. er. MI. 3-8009. prox. $2,000 down. New G.I. ap­ WEST SIDE—Seeing is believing. young children. Transports Uon Radio, heater, new top. In excel­ and fixtures, Clarence G. Smith, a reliable contractor, 1-3 and more GOOD USED Outboards. Reason­ MI. 9-3478. Six room Cape Cod. dormers, tiled Illustrated Talk ALL CARS LISTED AROVE CARRY 1952 FONTIAO furnished. Mrs. Lela lybur, direc> lent condition throughout. Low 21 Knox St. Phone MI. 3-8423. off on all 1954 wallpaper, AU cua- able. Traded for new Evinrudes, proved ranch homes, 6\t rooms, kitchen. fireplace. aluminum tor. Phone MItcheU 9-S767. down payment. Douglas Motors, 4 h.p. Martin 40, twin used fresh MER(JuftV Tricycle, child's trac- full cellars, priced at $12,400. Low Catalina. Many hccedsorlea, LAWN MOWERS all types sharp­ tomera receive a written guaran­ Help Wanted— Suburban For Ren 66 BIGELOW STREET down payment. Call the Ellsworth storms throughout, blinds, Bendix, Oil Pacific Area 30.DAY UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE. 1951 MERCURY 333 Main. ened and repaired. Delivery serv­ tee. Free eatimatea with -refer­ water only. 35 lbs, only $69. Evin­ tor and Kirby vacuum cleaner. At­ finished cellar. Completely fenced 3-tone green. Excellent auto­ Overdriire, new coven, A-1 MRS. ZOPPI, reader and adviser. Male or Female 37 tachments. Reasonable. Call JA. i FIVE ROOM house, oil ar- Mitten Agency, Realtors, MI. mobile. All welcome. 256 Franklin Ave., ice. G. Snow, 336 Summit. Tel. MI. ences. By calling AD 2-6285 after rude, Sportsman, 2''b.p. single Owners are moving out oi thia 3-6930. In yard with patio and fireplace, ttree. Radio and henter. Driva 1949 STUDEBAKEIR Pickup. Good 5 p.m. Mr. Hebert. Fisherman drive, only $45. (Jhris- 8-1583. ] teiian well. Availably May 1. desirable 6 and 6, duplex. Price shrubbed beautifully. Reasonably Bolton, April 27 (Special)—El­ Many Othar Good Uargains to Choose From thla for across from the Art theater. For oondiUon. Make an offer. No down 3-4531. Phone Coventry PI, appointment call CHapel 6-6735. HELP WANTED Craft. 5li h.p., clean, new prop, priced. Phone Barbara Woods mer Weden will be guest speaker payment. $30 monthly. Cole $90. Evinrude 4 cyl. Zephyr,, Fish­ AUTOMATIC Water healer, in ex­ has been substantially reduced for Agency. MI. 9-7702. Motors, 438 Center St. MI. 9-0980. STONE, BRICK, fireplace ‘and ce­ cellent condition. No reasonable Only a few minutes from Man­ at the Men's Night supper meet­ EXPERT CORSETRY service in ment work. CaU MI. 9-5451 or Ml. Courses and Classes 27 Experienced help needed for a erman drive, used fresh water Wanted T o Rerft 68 a fast sale. Excellent mortgage chester In lovely Bolton — Dillon gives you an attraetiva daal $1595 3-5042. new shoe store to be opened in Man­ only, $75. New 1953 Evinrude offer refused. Inquire 33 Delmonl- available. To inspect thia property MANCHESTER ing of the Ladies' Benevolent So- $1195 your home. Trixie foundations. INSTRUCTION. We are interested St. MI. 3-8541. Pre-War C an friNn glO.OO . 1 Aida Adams, 53 Durant. St. MI. chester in the near future. Excel­ Fleelwin with neutral clutch, reg. THREE, 4 or 5 t^}ms, unfurnished. contact For you people who have been Colonial. Quiet neighborhood, six “Ciety tonight at 6:30 at the parish 1953 CHRYSLER Windsor deluxe. RUBBISH AND Ashes removed. in reliable, mechanically inclined $14.50, only $189. Save $25. Terms. Business couple. Prefer Manches­ on a naw Ford S-8160, call after 5 p.m. Private owner. PI. 2-8533. men to train at home (or growing lent opportunity, good earnings and KENMpRE Electric dryer, one dreaming of 'a place in the country large rooms, oil heat, two car ga­ room of the Congregational General cleaning of attics, cellars pleasant working conditions. Ex­ Barstow's, Evinrude Dealer since year dW, $125. Hot Point electric ter. Call ML 9-5234, 9 a.m. to 9 T. J. CROCKETT rage, amesite drive, lot 120' x 140’. (Jhurch. WANTED—Ride to Pratt-WhUney and yards. MI. 9-9757. (ifld of Diesel and scientific motor 1934. Just north of P.O. Phone MI. p.m. daily.,/ Broker THIS IS IT . , . 1952 CHEVROLET all metal station tune-up for trucks, tractors, road­ perience required in popular priced stove, $25; Good for summer cot­ Price right for quick sale. Weden. well-known Manchester froh) Middle Turnpike West, first wagon. Very low mileage. Three retail shoe operations. The follow­ 9-7234. tage. PortaWe electric washer, $5. 244 Main Street '' shift, 7 to 3 :30. Ml. 9-8621. HAVE YOU HAD your sewing ma­ building equipment, buses, ships, ! WAR VETe RAN and wife desper­ Completely . redecorated three Few minutes from Manchester. businessman and now a reaideilt of TAINTOR PONTIAC, INC seats, powergllde, radio, heater. chine looked over recently. Like ing positions are op^: MI. 9-1844. Phones: Office MI-3-5418 Five room ranch, full cellar, two Douglas Motors, 333 Main. trains, industry. Spare time, low ately peed 3 or 4 roo'ms; unfurn- bedrooms, large living i-oom. fire­ Keeney Dr. in thia town, wl)l.give WANTED—Rider to Hartford, leave everything else, it needs adjusting cost program—no interference SHOE STORE MANAGER Building Materials 47 ishe(Vexcept range and refrigera­ Residence MI-9-7751 place, picture window, knotty pine dreplaces, oak trim and oak floors, an illuatrated talk on Japkn and 155 CENTER ST.— MANCHESTER Manchester 7:30 - return 4:30. vi- 1950 PLYMOUTH sedan. Good con­ and cleaning periodically. Service with present job. Free (gets-give Machinery and Tools 52 tor. Please call MI. 9-2004, kitchen, bath and lavatory. Hot alumiuuni combination windowa Hawaii. The talk will be baaed on \ cinlty of Autumn and Oak Sts. Tel. dition. Radio and heater, Call MI.' on all makes of sewing machines. name, address, age, working SHOE SALESMEN Brass Inside L o ck s___each $1.65 water heat, oil burner. Basement and screens, large lot, attached observations made, and pictures TEL MI-9-4545 Work done in your home. Why not WANTED TO Rent. Small work- WHITE STREET-Pleaaant neigh- garage. Price $15,800. - ^ MI. 9-1127. ^ 9-1087 after 4 p. m. " hours. Utilities Diesel Training, Stain Grade Mahogany Doors— WE BUY-Sell-Trade-Rent power borhoo^, cozy home, 4 room ex­ garage. Extra large lot. Trees. Can taken, during a tour qf those re-' get an estimate on electrifying Box N, Herald. HOSIERY SALESGIRL all sizes ...... each $7.95 mowers, chain saws, UUera. gar­ ^ o p , minimum floor space 30 x Also—A fine selection of rancheil gions by Mr. and Mfs/Weden last OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 WANTED — Riders, vicinity of CASHIER /50, within 5 mile radius of Man­ pandable Cape Cod, living room assume present mortgage. Now your machine. Sichcl. MI. 9-9419. 8's and 16‘s Common den *ractors, outboards, ‘power, vacant $12,900. For appointment ii. the . Manchester area—$9,500 year. / Henry and Princeton streets. Mid­ 1941 CHEVROLET Fordor Day phone 3-5171. chester. Reasonable rent, MI. 12 X 18, fireplace, tile bath, atnea- sedan. Apply by writing to Box J or N a ils...... -keg $8.95 tools. Terms arranged. (Japli Ite drive] shade trees. Carrying call and up. The supper Is an' annual event SAVE! dle Turnpike and Green Road to $45. 59 Woodland Street. . Private Instructions 28 i Equipment Co., 38 Main Street., ‘9-2015 after 5 p.m. x.. given for the husbands for society Market street, Hartford, houra 9 YOUNG MAN with small pick-up telephoning Mr. Edvv-ard Marcus 18’’ R. C. Shakes^ - cost $68 monthly. E. B; LaFlaah, A. R. WILKIE A CO. members. to 6. MI. 9-3315 after 7. 1949 STUDEBAKER Chanipion con­ truck, will do odd jobs, evenings in Hartford, Conn.. CHapel 7-2212 all colora...... sq. $12.95 :X Realtor. JA. 2-6933, CH. 7-7022. GOODCHILD. REALTY ACCORDION and piano taught in FOUR ROOM unfurnished apart­ MI-9-2461 MI-9-9531 MI-9-4389 Hostesses for the supper In­ $AVE! vertible. Price $450. Inquire 31 or week-ends. MI. 9-8452. for an appointment. Oak Flooring---- from M, $199.00 Musical Instrum ent .53 , MI-3-7925—Anytime clude; Mrs. Myron Lee, Mrs. Paul Stone St. Ml. 9-5463. your home. Ml. 9-5144. ment. Tel, MI. 3-8321. Automobiles for Sale 4 SMALL GARDENS plowed by rotp- H ’’ X 4 x 8 Plyscord . -M $115.00 MUSIC Ir-lrumentaJ renf^. Com- So Smart In Half Sizes Arnold. Mrs. w aiter Elliott. Mrs. SAVE! tiller. W. Rider, 698 No. Main St, 1 We carry a complete line of WANTED —2 Or 3 room furnished ■V , Ivots For Sale 73 Allen Belcher. Mrs. Eugene Gag- plcte line of Instruments. Rental liardone. Mrs. Oscar Kreysig, Mrs. ‘ YOU CAN’T GO WRONG 1953 FORD Ranch wagon. ^ All MI. 9-9613. Bonds—Stocks Situations Wanted— [building materials. . applied ,to purchase /price. Rep­ apartment by lOEal businsM wom­ Sunbonntt-Lady Towels metal all purpose vehicle Low. Auto Accessories—Tires 6 an. Must be near qua line. Call COVENTRY, Connn.. Route No. George Shedd. Mrs. A. M. Shearer You eon sovo sovoral hundrod Mortgages 31 Female 38 [ ] NATIONAL BUILDERS’ resenting Olds, Seihier, Bach, 44-A. Comer lot 70 X 200, cleared. and Mrs. Hi A. Fagley. ‘ low down payment. Balance 36 FOR TIREIS. Tubea and batteriea SUPPUES Pedler and Bundy. .Metter's Music Miss Buendo. Ml. 9-2908; doliars on thoso Sofo-luy Usod GOING TO THE RIGHT PLACr montha. Honest Douglas. 333 Main. FIRST AND second mortgages good neighborhood. Real value at ('ander Drive In Last Week ' ' contact your Goodyear Service Household Services 420 Davenport Avenue- Studio. 177 McKee] Ml. 3-7600. WANTED- Three or four ihorn un­ 8775. 7 miles to Manchester Post Store. 713 Main Street. Ml. bought for our own account. Fast, CURTAINS Laundered and Ironing New Haven. Conn. Mrs. Ronald Grose, chairman of Con at Moriorty IroHion. Remember. In selUnsr cars, like anything else complete BEFORE YOU Buy a used car Offered R-A confidential service. Manchester furnished rent by teacher and wife Office. Inquire 130 Pearl St., Man 9-5390. Uae our eaay pay plan. done in my home. MI. 9-4333. Telephone STate 7-3597 SPECIAL SALE^/^or National Music Call JA. 8-0292,. Chester. Tel. MI. 9-4143, the local Cancer (Jrusade, reports Como in and so# for yoursdU! honesty is the only policy that pays off! Sm Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck CORNICFIS," Drapes and slip covers Investment Corp., 244 Main street. Week. Slightly used spinet pianos. that about one quarter of the vol­ ' \ Sales and Service, 285 Mam MOTOR SALE. New motor guar­ custom made by Oassic Decora­ 5U. 3-5416 Baldwin .^croaonic, Steinway, unteer workers on the house-to- atraet MitcheU 9-4571. Open eve- j WANTE® Immediately, five roorfi MAN(JHESTER GREEN. Westland antee. Ford, Chevrolet, Mercury, tors, 41 Oak St. For free estimate Dogs—Birds—^Pets 41 Diamonds—Watches— Fischer, paUe-Nelson, all full 88- j rent. Responsible executive, two St. Choice half acre with excellent house .canvass have completed 1948 CADIUAC 2-DOOR 19S2 DoSOTO CUSTOM 4-DOOR...... S U 9 S ninga Dodge, $124.95. Poiftfac, Oldamo- call Ml. 9-2730. note keyboards, aU guaranteed. their calls. Business Opportunities 32 THE NEW MANCHESTER Pet ■Jewelry 48 childreiv References furnished. view. Owner, Belcher, BU. 9-1007. Gun. metal grey. Fully equipped. Dark green. Thla car haa 17,438 original miles. Prevloua owner bUe, etc. $174.95. $10 month. Cole Also two' 4* size uprights, plain I Call JA, 5-1801. John Gqvin. Some disappointment has lieen A nice/clean ear. may be called. 60 days written warranty. DOUGLAS tlas older cars too, $5 i Motora. Ml. 9-0080. FLAT FINISH Holland window Center, 995 Main St., Invitea you LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, rs- cabin'els, reconditioned and tiined. BUILDING LOTS 100' x 200', off encountered, Mn. Grose reports, $1295 down. 1946 Chevrolet club coupe.' GENERAL STORE-gas staUon, to vialt pets of ail kinds. (Con­ ahades, made to rheasure. Ail post office. Only store in small pairs, adjusi^s watches expertly. Real, savings. Terms, Goss Piano Crystal Lake road, $375 each. in the number of .working. people 1952 DODGE CLUB COUPE CORONET .. $1545 1940 Chevroleu (4), 1941 Chevro-' FAMOUS LIFETIME batteriea, aix metal Venetian blinds at a new necticut bred Parakeets. Ml. Reasopable pricea. Open daily. Conapany, 817 Asylum Street. Hart­ ,, Houses For ^le .72 Rockville 5-8149. who make all their contributions 1951 MERCURY CLUB COUPE lets, 1941 Pontiacs (3). 1941 Ford] year guarantee. Self-recharging in low price. Keys made while you town east of Manchester, on state 9-427', Hours Monday through Excellent rondition. Radio and heater. Automatic shift. White highway, Comer building, haa two Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce ford. JA. 5-6898. Open- Thu'raday ht the place of employment. In Black. Radio, heater, overdrive. | ' walls, 21,833 mllea. . Club cou^, etc. Douglas Motors. ■ 60 aeconda. Buy the beat (or leaa wait. Marlow's. Friday, lO to 8:80, Wednesday street. ICltcheli 9-4387. eVeninga. Free parking next door. EAST HARTFORD. .Near present „ view of the fact local fund-raising »33Miin. I $1 weekly. Cole Motora. apartments. One available to own­ closed at 2 p.m. 8. A H. Green Very clean, $1395 er. Doing over .ll.OOO per week. high school. Several homta priced Land for Rent affects the allocation of money to WEAVING of bums, moth holes stamps. in the $15,000 bracket. The Escotr the Manchester area for cancer 1949 BUICK 4-DOOR i... $695 3951 NASH ah metal statiop wagon. ]' and torn clothing, holsery runs, Owner in poor health and wiahea Garden—Farm—Dairy Agency, Ml. 9-7683. flONORY Has an extras- This car was turned In on n new Plymcmth Radio, heater, low mileage, high ; Auto Repairing—Painting 7 to retire. 'Thla la a' good opportun­ Rooms Without Board 59 services, it would benefit us per­ 1949 MERCURY 4-DOOR gasoline mUeage, Douglas Motora, I handbags repaired, zipper re­ Products 50 FOR RENT—50 acres fine land, un­ sonally to save at least a portion Suburban. placement, umbrellas . repaired, ity (or aome family not afraid to ■' Live Stock—Vehicles 42 IN, PRIVATE Home, clean, pleas­ limited water. MI. 9-4710., Mue, RsuUo. heater.' 833 Main. { work and make real money. . All ant, large room. Quiet neighbor­ of the amounts to be contributed Exi'eptionally clean. $895 men's, shirt Collars reversed and muat be sold.' lock, stock and bar­ WE BUY (JOWS, calves and Deaf for. donation to the home-town 1949 FORD V-B CLUB CO U PE ...... , V. $648 1954 CHEIVROLETS, 2-dopra, beau­ CAR BURN OIL? replaced. Marlow's Little Mepd- (JHKJKEN MANURE for your gar­ hood. Gentleman preferred. Ref­ 7 drive, she pointed out. Completely reconditioned. Ready to roU, _ rel. Good terms to reaponsible catUs. Alao horsss, Piela Bros.' den and shrubs. Tel. MI. 3-6971. erences required. MI. 3-8188. SEPTIC TANKS Resort Property For Sale 74 tiful colora, 1954 Pontiac Star \ ing Shop. party. The Waterfront Realty Co., Tsl. $a: 3-7405. ANU ______The drive, however, la reported 1953 MERCURY 4-DOOR eSUef, Catalina, teeny-weeny mile- 1949 D O D G E ...... S69S Economy overhaul, most all IN-THFl-HOME SERVICE. Up­ 410 Asylum St., Hartford, JA. VEGE7TABLE Plants: tomato, cab­ FURNISHED ROOM for rent near COVENTRY LAKE- Four room; proceeding nicely, despite Maroon and black. Radio, heater. aga on. each. Full 90-day "guaran­ 5-0796, or Coventry PI. 2-7932. b r o a d b r e a s t e d Bronse fresh bage, lettuce, broccoli, kohlrabi. Main St. Gentlemen preferred. 9 PLUGfiED SEWERS year round cottage, fully insulated, I it followa M^cloaely on the Two to choose from, one 2-door, one 4-Door. tee, bank financing. Bob Oliver cars. Parts and labor $49.95. holstery and floor coverings clean­ ' frozen Toma, 14 to 20 pounds, 55c heels of other major fund drives Ver>‘ low mileage. New car warranty. $2395 Krause's Greenhouse, 821 Hartford Hazel St. Tel. Ml. 9-2170. storm wlndoviis, fireplace. Full! « . a r has the beat in cars at Center No money down. $4.90 month­ ed or mothproofed. Inexpensive lb. Schaub's Turkey Farm, 188 and local appeals. Motor Salea, 461 Main St. world-wide service. Conn Dura- MANAGER WANTED Road, ML 9-7700. price $5,000. Abwt $2,000 caah re­ 1946 CHEVROLET AERO 2-DOOR SEDAN . . $625 ly. All work“guaranteed. Hillstown Road. CLEiAn -, Comfortable room, very M aeliilit.GleaRM i quired. ACS Realty. MI. 9-2392. ' Workers w-ho have completed THREE TO CHOOSE FRQM New paint excellent mechanical condition. cleaners & Home Services. 101 - MALE OR FEMALE WELL ROTTED cow manuSe, flat central, 3 minutes to buses and their calls in the drive include: TO BE SURE Harlan St., Town. MI. 9-7024. Spare Time or Full Time SADDLE HORSES; one Palomino, wall ■.stones, loam, and firewood. stores. Walking distance to fac­ Septte raaka. Dry WeUs, Sewer .Mrs. Richard Olmsted Mnr. Wil­ 1950 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDANS one white, one Pinto, one buck­ COLE MOTORS EIXPERIENCED at doing curtains. Leonard Giglld. MI. 3-7083. tory. Tel. MI. 9:7837. Unee InetallFd—Cellar Waleiw Suburban For Sale 75 liam Roberts. Mrs. Robert Alward. Grey. Radio and heater. SEE McCLURE NOT VENDING MACHINES skin. Call PI. 2-7M2, MI. 3-7043. Prpoflag Dom. Mrs. Paul Arnold. Mrs. William Will hand laupder your curtaina at PLEASANT, FURNISHED rooni, BOLTON HILLSIDE, 44 room $895 NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED ON 436 Center Street a reasonable price. Ml. 9-2411. $400 monthly income and up pos­ Sitsy, Mrs. Frank Swartz, Mrs. " f o r clean, jruaranteed u.sed sible In just spare time, more in Household Goods 51 suitable for two' persons. One ranch, cpmbination kitchen, din­ Lawrence Wolthauaen. THE FOLLOWING CARS: Articles For Sale 45 block from Main St. Phone MI. McKin n e y b r o s . ing rtxim, fireplace, double Cara. Any make. Any model, Ml-9-0980 full time. National Concern with 8EWKKAUC DISPOSAL GO. New Arrival 1953 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON reference from Bank, Chamber of ATTENTION Ladies’ S.lp-{:qvers 9-3884. cloeeta. sliding doors, garage, A daughter was bom to Dr. and 1941 to 1954.' Easy payment BAILEY’S Antlqua Shop, 382 Main ISa-ISt'Pearl SL TeL MI-S-5308 . A real clean one! Tan color. 1947 OLDS 2-DOOR SEDAN ... e s s s • • $495 Building—^Contracting 14 Commerce, will hire 5 men or and drapes custom made. Rieeip- many extras. Lot 107 x 150,- no Mrs. Bernard J. Sheridan of He­ bank rates. street. MitcheU 84003. Moderately houterlng. Beautiful fabrlca, development. Only $9,509. (Jarlton Radio and heater. $1795 Has hydramatU*. and all extrao. at women to supertise this' sensa­ priced items In china, glass, tin­ bron Road Saturday at the Man­ GENERAL Construction, altera- tional business. No selling on- your prints, stripes, aolids. ehtpertly W. Hutchins. ML 9-5132, 9-4694. Auto Driving School ware, pewter and furniture. finished; $5 down, $2 weekly, H & 1 Rodio-TV Swviet chester Memorial Hoacttal.' The 1947 CHEVROLET AERO 2-DOOR SEDAN . S49S McCLURE AUTO CO. Uons, remodeling, plastic tile, pant or experience neceaaary. In­ VERNON-Four finished rooma aSKL SH^jd*"’* already had three glrU 1952 CHRYSLER SARATOGA MORTLOCK'S DRIVING School. counter work, garage, etc. No Job come to start immediately. Quali­ ANTTQUEIS Vases including 12" balance one year to pay. Call SERVICE OHARUB SEM and four boys. Excellent coaditlon. Local owner may be eaDed. too small: Eugehe Girardin, 16 JAckaon -3-7780 or JAcksm 4-0154. garage, hof water oil heat, conven­ 3-tone Mue. Fully equipped. Huadon Sales and Service Loet confidence quickly restored fications as- followa: pair rose medalion, China, brass, 8 9 4 2 ient to highway. Boating and fish­ PTA umt to Meet Trotter St. Ml. 9-5509. pot bellied stove, paintings and O ut town reverse charges. SaTUAOOV A very clean ear. SAVE! 194B FORD 2-DOOR ...... $495 by a skiUed, courteous instructor. 1. Good Character.' . , T E L LOOKING FOR |4H *2414 '5 2 0 2 ing in the back .vard. $11,200. The PTA Executive Committee 373 Main Street License included. Insured, dual CABINET MAKING—W.| alao do 2. Spare a minimum of 8 hours picture frames, large empire mir­ Madeline Smith; Realtor. MI. will met tomorrow night at 8 at New motor Job, controlled'standard and hydrama- ail types of carpentry work, re­ weekly. ror, oval Victorian mirrors and NO NEED TO JOIN A CL-UB Gary Uatonace , ..You'll look so pretty and neat In Embroidered in bright colora or 9-1642.. MI. S-1148. the achooi to complete returns on 1953 MERCURY 2-DOOR ______Open Evenings Uc cars. MI. 9-7398. modeling, aiteraUona, etc. Good 3. $995 investment (fully se­ miscellaneous Items. MI. 9-3287 OFFICE SPACE thla brief sleeved casual designed appliqued in showy fabrica ' this the ticket salea for the Manchester Blue. Radio and heater. - 1947 DODGE 2-DOOR SEDAN ...... $495 cured). between 5 and 8 evenings. Top (Quality Fu'mltura VERNON—Four year old (Jape (Jod. Drive-In Theatre party. 1868 FORD fordor, original A-1 con­ DRIVING Instructions from your workmanship, and reasonable In alzea to flatter the abortir fig­ cute aunbonnet lady on day-of-the- Nice, clean car. $2295 Radio, heater, new covers. rates. Estimates gladly given. If you can meet these qualifications Brand Name Appliances ure. week towala will lend a charming OUar, fireplace, large lot. $9,000. dition, new tlrea, luatroua blue fln- boms, Dual-control inaureo car, and desire an interview with fac­ IN A 100% Schwartz Real Estate. JA.. 5-5133. Mancheater Evening Herald Bol­ lan. 1951 Chevrolet tudor, deluxe atandard or automatic Call Man- Call Dick at PI. 2-6695 or John at LAWN MOWER 18", good condi- and TV at Tremendous Savings Pattern N a 8942 is in sizes 14 note to your kitchen. 1941 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR ...... $225 Ml. 3-5769. tory representative, then answer ton eorrrepondeat, Mrs. Joaeph Wo hovo o vory goiMrous soiootion of Thia car la one In a hundred. Radio, beater, slgnala. model, equipped and honeaUy chestei Driviiw AcaCamy. PL this ad immediately. Please do not Uon, $10. Phone Mi. 9-4395. (THAilBERS FURNITURE ISlz. 18Vi, 204. 2211. 24>i, Size Pattern No. 5202 contains hot- VERNON, 20 minutes from Hart IFltalla. telephone MltchMI 3-5545. guarantood. 19» Mercury con- 2-7248. Tou (raa. LOCATION 164, 3 4 yards of 39-inch; % iron transfer for 7 dealgnz, mater­ ford. Homes you can afford,. vartibie. Radio, heater, new top SPECIALIZING In custom buUt ga­ answ'er this advertisement -unless 12 STORM WINDOWS and screena. SALES oHior usod cor*— of low, low pricos. We have several pre-war. models left. Good transportation cars rages, Stanley overhead doors, you have the. necessary capital FOR RENT WITH AVAILABLE yard contrast. ial requirementa. aUtch requlre- $10,000. One. six room Cape (Jod, 2 FINGERS FENCED IN and add as pick one out and make an dffer.. ja black (iniah. Priced to acll AUTO DRTVINO instructioa. AU Frigidaire ironcr, large mahogany At The Green saants and polor chart. unfinished, one (our room ranch. win hd anch, -:ahincta, blo^ tUe ceUing^ ' al- avaUable .and are'a person’ who can coffee table. Call after 5. MI. PARKING SPACE? . For this pattern, send 30c in - 3 * * Oliver at Centor lessons on toaurad dual control Mitchell 3-5187 .. Offies of 4 m m I rooms coins, your name, addreas, ■ t a e Send 25c' tn coins, your name, H. B. Grhdy, Broker. MI. 3-80Q9. • 8alea, 461 Mate, car- Capabft expsriencsd instruc­ tcMU car. LLarson' Driving School. MI. vUle 5-5758. .1 ' ( Box P-i«'o Herald ^ mattress and cheat. Phone MI. Don’t miss the lat'^t issue of Album contains! S8j-pagea of lovely inactive four-room (Jape Cod. ex-, errant fingers.in ao they can't hit ttUCSKVWHJBT H-toa pickup, MOTS. LOAM— Rich top delivered. 3-4822. Col AD4.1714' THE SAVINGS lANK Basic Fashion. The new Spring '54 dealgna, “bow to’* sections on pandkble. Lot approkimate half wrong ke}*! Vertical feiic;es block 301-315 C^HTU ST/— TEL MI-3-513S ' 0|>en k A. M. t6 9* P. 9f.‘-Mon4ay to Friday v-Bjtnallawt eondltien. $745. Carter BUILDING Contractor will build AN ESTABLISHED aoda shop and No. 1 grade, $8 yard. No. 3 g rs^. eatalog willrill delight deli_ you with its needlework, helpful room illustra- acre, full basement, tile bath. fingers from other key areas an.d your home or do carpenter wprk. I luncheonette (or aale. Long term, b ^ 111 Maia 8t. JO. S0 yard. Wsahed stone, send. FOUR BURNER combination gas Wo PMv* OF MANCHESTER l op-to-the-iiiinitis atylca tl$at arej Uona and din for 8 gift pat- Price $18J00.‘Call, owner, Wwdaor may prove to be of aid, in teachinjg Saturday S A* M. to 5 P.'M.—C lo ^ S« 4>7 Contract, or day-pay—16 years ex- low rent lease available. CiUl ACB &ivcl, fUl. Nueadorf SMd and and oU stove, flood condition, rea­ atw-finpla. jRand 35 centa todajr* ..tema. 35 eanta. Ixielu^ NA. 3AT30. s doping to the blind. Iw' aaya. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Herald\Adi^ perigee. Phone Ml, 3-6026. 'T Realty for appointment. Mi.' 9-2382,. Stona Co, ML 9-7408. sonable. MI. 9-3378.' M A » ‘■8f •' ■■•r’’ •■i- I V ■ "H - ■' ■ '.i. .• - ■ . '••"- . -• -i. •' ’■• 'v ..'X, 1

- PAGE SIXTEEN TUESDAY, APRIL 27,1954 iMaitrljgBlpr lEttMtittg Iftralh Average Daily Net Press Run For Um Wm Ic Baded . The Weather ' ' Mancheater Emblem Club No. AprU 24, 1U4 F n ecaat o f IT. n . W «atlw r 231 has been Invittd to attend the Thespians Select About Town vigitatipn and inafailatlon o f West Retired Dobsonville W eaver Haven Eknblem d u b No. 43 on 1 1 ,1 6 5 CkcHsg, Mol Imm hi Th« Iklifar Group the South May 6th at 8 p.m.- at the EUks Amusing Comedy Member ef Ike Audit ' lewer 4#e. Fair, n im d a y . Metbodiat Church will meet to­ Lodge, 263 Main St., West Haven. night at 8 o'clock at the home of Turns BuhMB'M OIroalstiota \ Reservations may be niade by con­ The Center Tlieapiana haiv« choa- Manchester— A City of Village Charm JJra. Ph>-UU Gordon, 43 Wellington tacting Mrs. diaries W. Lathrop I Rd. en an amusing comedy for their before May 1. forthcoming May production. The. annual meeting o f the ’’Miranda,,” from which the movie. BUD-WEEK V0L.LXXIII,N0.183 (ClaaMned AdverUUBg w Fag* M ) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28,1954 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES IN TWO ^CTTlONS) PRICE nVE CENTS Clhamber of Conimerce will Be held '•The 'i^ier Circle of the’ North "Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid” •t the Masonic Temple on May 8 Methodist Church will meet to­ w ^ taken, will be presented at morrow evening at 8 o'clock at •t 6:30 p.m. the Bowers School auditorium on the home of Mrs.'Ward Krause, 87 May 20, 21 and 22. Walnut St. SPECIALS Mra. lone Skiff and aon Anthony. . Mra. Marvin Wilson of 169 Russia Urges Talk '107 Porter ,.8t., are vacaUoning A daughter was born at the .St. BrookfielcV St. is -Uirccting this thta week in New York City. Phila- Francis Hospital on April ,25 to latest Thespian presentation which RIB * deliSila and Waahington, D. CX Mr. and Mrs. Eldward Wierabicki, has been In rehearsal for several Freedom to 23 Nye St. ' •Weeks, The Holy Angela Mothera Circle Betty Liindberg, ticket chair­ will meet at 8 o’clock tomorrow .Members of the Manchester Fed­ man, haa announced that tickets night at the lyime of Mra. Jackue- eration of Democratic Women s will go on sale May 1 and can be PORK Vietnamese line Tierney. S 8*nk St. The co- Clube are reminded of the meeting obtained from her , or any other" hoalesa will be Mra.] Florence Rau- tomorrow night at 8 o'clorh at the member of Thespians. French Casualties Paris, April 28 (^)— A joint tenberg. Community Y... LB. declaration designed to estab­ The Immaculate' Conception CHOPS A story hour for children be­ lish the indepienddnce of Viet Mothera Circle at a meeting at the tween the ages of 5 and 10 will be PAINT Geneva, April 28 ’; interested children arc invited. LUMBER COMPANY* northwedt Indochina. It alao aug-i^ Trung Vinh. Mts. John Allison, publicity! Mrs. Telephone Ml-9-0244 geated that leadera of the Vietminh, ’Their signaturea were placed on Richard Post, welfare; Mra. Bert Robert B. Munson, son of Mr. who have fought the French for the document in a brief ceremony i o n s , Ggy. librarian and contact chair­ and Mrs. Benjamin J. Munson, 268 more than seven years, be tnvitied at the premier’s office here. to participate in the Geneva de­ Rebel Guns man: Mrs. Raymond Hagedom and Porter St., who was stationed at Substitute Action Mra. EMmund Morancey, represen­ Norfolk; Va., with the Naval Air bate on peace in Indochina—along with repfeaentativea of the United NegoUstlona for formal trestles tatives to Combined Mothers Force is en route to Japan. He granting Viet Nam independence Circles. Stated, Britain, France, Rudaia, Hammering was graduated from Manchester and sfftrmihg her membership in Facts C onfused High School in June of 1950, stud­ Red' China and the three aaaociat- ^ states of Indochina—Viet Nam, the French Union have been under ied for a year at UConn and the 974 way in Paris since March 8. following year at tne C R t Ehec- Laos and Cambpdia. 'With the ex­ ception of the Vle;tmlnh, the French At Fortress LegaUriic problems .in drafting Wa-ihington, April 28 (i7*)— Sen. McCarthy exploded with tronicB School, Hartford, entering M A IN ST . them, however, have caused delay violent protests today again.st..questions as to whether Pvt. the Navy nearly two years ago. He ha ve . proposed the same list. and the joint declaration was aub- Soviet Foreign Mlnls*e<- V. M. Hanoi, Indochina, April 28 G. David Schine hired fellow soldiers to clean his rifle and HALE'S spent the Easter weekend at his ^ O p U ^ t D l Molotov advanced the proposal at atituted as a means of establish­ 'X:: home. V , FREE a private meeting with French (/P) — Vietminh rebels con­ ing the independence of the largest told his commander he was in the Army to modernize and Headquarters Foreign Minister Georgea Bidault, fined their assaults on bat­ oit the French-sponsored Indochi­ streamline it. SUPER MARKETS their second in as many days at nese statee. Ra.v H. Jenkins, special counsel PARKING tered Dien Bien Phu to artil­ The French had hoped to com­ the Geneva Conference; lery barrages again today to the Senate Investigations Sub­ Bi-taiilt had a.sked that the plete the negotiations so Viet Nam committee. was putting the ques­ M onm outh evacuation .of ^’hundreds and hun­ amid mounting indications would have firmer sovereign status tions to Secretary of the Army dreds” of wounded from Dien Blen they may hold off further to participate at Geneva on pos- Stevens at the televised hearings SMOS IN Phu be agreed before deciding on frontal assaults in hopes of eible steps to end the Indochina on McCarthy’s row with Army Herald Photo. war. Completion of the pacts also AII<£0{fieiTIONW the nation.s which will participate officials. Probe Data By EMILY W. SMITH in talks here on pence In Indo­ stgrying out the weary would counter Communist charges And Stevens, with some laugh­ COMMII HoolUhg rugs of many intricate many of his ideaa for the colors in gon, he has another son, two china. French Union defenders. that the Indochinese states are not ter, was nodding, ” I heard it.’’ patterns of floral designs' is th e! his rugs from seeing the flowers he daughters, nine grandchildren and Treat Wounded In Dugoiits Pelting rsilna of the spring mon­ truly free. Completely I'nfair soon turned' tjie narrowing mile- When it became apparent that Held Minor l e i ^ e time hohhy of William' grows himself. That is one reason 11 great grandchildren. The w'ounded are under treat­ McCarthy shouted that Jenkins’ why he likes floral patterns. With his two hobbies of raising ment in dugout aheltCEa of the In­ square northvt^t Indochina for­ the treaties themselves would not i^ ith , 85. retired woolen mill questions were ’’completely' un­ . M'ool Ruga flowers and putting some of their dochina fortress. Vietminh guns tress into seiii of red mud, bog­ he completed sOon.. the joint dec­ fair” to Schine. wealthy New Washington, April 28 {IT)— worker, who lives In.Dob.sonville. , All of his rugs are made from PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY block French planes from landing ging down moveihent of all laration was projected. The delicate work takes con.sid- lovely shades into the floral de­ Yorker who-worked for McCarthy Secretary Stevens testified woolen cloth, remnants, mo.st of signs of his hooked rugs,; the re­ there. The rebels have denied a re­ mechanized arms. Blit;', the de­ The status of the treaty negotia­ before he was drafted. erable time: during the past three which he gets rroin the Colonial quest ■ from the garrison com- fenders continued to slug It out tions was further confused last Sun­ today ^ n . McCarthy’s in­ years Smith has completed seven * tired woo'en mill worker manages 901 M A IN STREET against the arUIlery of the Com­ McCarthy said ' Jenkins might Remnant Shoppe. 115 Center St. to All his days producing things of m.inder. Brig. Gen. Christian De day when ex-Emperor Bao Dai create the impression that the vestigation of alleged subver­ beautiful rugs, as presents for his Caatrics, for a brief truce to per- munist-led attackers. chief of state of Viet Nam, declared children and grand hlldrcn. N ow . 'The cloth i.s cut into strips between beauty for others to enjoy__ TEL. M l.3.5321 questions were facts. - sion at Ft. Monmouth, N. J., 9 one-eighth and f ve thirty-seconds' ' mit evacuation of the wounded. The feeling the rebels might de­ his government was not ready to he ia completing a ’pattern called : cide to sit out their siege of Dien McCarthy aaid that If charges turned up one bit of “ minor” Ranges. Rnlrignrators of an inch in width. The atripa are : lolotov'a proposal was an­ sign the pacta even when they are were to be made against Sidiine, "English Ivy,” which-he started! nounced at a Soviet news con­ Bien Phu was strengthened today ready.t. Sen. Joseph McCarth.v (K-Wla) holds two phoiognpha which figure In the wrangle at the Mc- information which wasn’t al­ about the first of February and hooked in individually with a a central figure In the contro­ Woshers and All crochet hook aet in a wooden han­ ference by Leonid Ilychev, Russian by a Vietminh Radio broadcast de­ Places Unity in Doubt CarUiy-Army hearing April 27. Smaller of the two photos is one introduced Into, hearing .\pril 36, ready in Army files. which he estimates will take ap­ WE TREAT YOUR BLANKETS Foreign Office spoke.sman. claring the start of the monsoon showing .Army Secretary Stevens with Pvt. G. David Schinc. 'The Army said April 27 that It is a versy, be should be made a party Orimr Applioncns proximately eight weeks to com- • dle. He chooses his own colors, get­ He said the independence and to the investigation. • Reporta 85 Suspeeded . twa siH esTAio* ting his ideas from growing flow­ He said Molotov, sympathizing would flood the French Union unity of Viet Ns|n, although agreed' “doctored” version of larger photp showing Stevens, Schine and an unidentified officer. The .Army The Army Secretary gav# a re­ plete. Behind him in the picture with the French view that evacua­ troops out to the hands of the This. McCarthy shouted, would ers or from seed catalogs or from with France, ha'd been placed in charged the McCarthy camps' use of the cutdown version was trickery. M()Carthy denounced the permit Schine to engage coimsel port on 35 . employes suspended at M PRATT STRUT are three other rugs he has made, tion of the wounded should be de­ overwhelming numbera of rebels accusation as "untrue.” (AP Wlrcphoto). a dqgwood pattern, one of autumn greeting cards. LIKE A BABY doubt by talk in Parig of partition­ and cross-exaihine witnesses. Ft. Mohn^outh, a radar research HARTFORD Most of th* stamped patterns FREE rided immodiatoly, told Bidault surrounding them. ing the country to achieve an arm­ center, in response to a request by leaves, and the third, a floral de­ Jenkins also had asked whether- OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS that ” to facilitate a solution, the Sees Trendies Flooded Sen. Jackson (D-Wash) during sign. for the rugs are al.-m obtained from The broadcast said Communist istice with the C6mmunitt-led Viet­ Stevrna ever heard that Schine the Colonial Remnant Shoppe. 'The KITCHEN PLANNING AND representatives of Interested aides minh rebels and of entering cjirect hearings on the . MdCarthy-Army started As Hobby . . . So-o-o gentle! So-o-o deft! Careful should meet, even in Geneva if Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap had de­ while at Fort Dlx, N. J.. "almost With a chuckle, when interview­ rugs he has made range in size negotiaUons with the Vietminh'^re- invariably rode in the cab of the controversy. necessary." clared in an order of the day the gime headed by Ho Chi Minh. Ike Aides Face Stevens said 25 of the-SS cmployea ed, the rug hooker said he started from two by three feet to three BLUEPRINT J.AY0UT SERVICE handling. No harsh .soaps. That’a why you French soon, would be unable to truck’’ while other soldiers were feet by six feet. AH are of floral Ilychev did not say whether Bao Dai implied his government Nixon Says Policy had been questioned by the Mc­ his hobby when his daughter went can feel safe in entrusting (hose expensive Bidault agreed. France haa been stay in their rain-flU4d trenches. packed in the truck "like cattle "to a ladies’ meeting and brought design except the one of autumn would await the outcome of the or sheep." Carthy-subcommiUee. He said one ltave.s. as the maker likes much woolen things to our careful attention. resisting Communist efforts to Giap w 1 quoted: Geneva Conference before signing Democrat Quiz of these 35 was suspended In Au­ Hear William Stockdale home a pattern for a hooked rug.” "When the French are obliged to "I never heard that,’’ Stevena ^ color in his rugs. The ” Enf,liah bring the Vietminh to Geneva. formal pacts with Prance. His replied. gust, 4 in September, 19 In October . SPEAKING ON -which he started for lack of any­ When you are ready to put your winter The Soviet proposal came amid leave their trenchea and dugouta— thing else to do. I\-y" rug, which fie is working on MODERNIZE pronouncement, however, did not . When McCarthy protested, Jen­ and 1 in February. // On JqL Totals To Keep GIs Home now. is three by five feet In size. blankets awAy, bring them to New Model rule out the joint decIarsUon, kins aaid he had'no knowledge aa Stevens earlier had contanded JSorn in Northern Ireland, he (Continued ea Page Ten) (OenUnned m Page Twenty-two) McCarthy started formal heartnga Advetunre In Alaska came to the United States in 1887,- ” I have perpetual orders for my YOUR KITCHEN WITH FAMOUS ' fur careful, expert laundering. We can which French legal experts say to the truth or falalty of the ques­ rugs,” .said Smith. ’’Recently I re­ wUl serve to estsblish the inde­ By NORMA^VvAALKER . tions he asked. In hia Ft. Monmouth probe in Octo­ WITH MOTION PICTURE ILLUSTRATIONS and has lived in his hou.se in Dob­ “ baby” them better than you can, at home. ber. but McCarthy said It was Au­ sonville ever aince. His name in ceived a letter from my son in pendence of Viet Nsm for practical Washington,Q. April ^828 (VP) —Els­ Washington, April 28 ln and consolidate the tradi­ Gov, G. Mennen Williams of ency” to.achieve that aim. Lhckensoii Gets Schine was being "smeared” by sufficient to indicste s suspension. every job that is to be done LAUNDRY DRY CLEANIN6 tional friendship which unites it He said no derogatory ir'orma-' By AKRON Graduated Experts Their Hotpoint Dishwasher t Michigan, where the auto indus­ 'riie 3,600 delegates to- the Jenkins’ questions by asking Ste­ around a mill,” he modestly said. with the people of France, Chamber’s Annual meeting ap­ tion shout the 19 was developed by After his retirement. Smith Also Abdominal Supports. Elas­ try has been hard-hit by layoffs, vens "have you learned this” or . Colombo, Cey'lon, April 28? of aggression in Kashmir, j. The "Affirm their intention to set- plauded Nixon’J'gMurance that the ^Unstable’ Taa ■’have you learned that.” the McCarth^j^ aubcommlttee— raised chickens for eight or 10 tic HosleYy and all types of sources said Ceylonese Prime Min- aaid in an interview he intended which wasn't already known to tha years, until that got to be too Refrigerator and Range YOU MVE -Indian Prim,e Minister j government will -avoid—”if ' we Will Gall Schine surgical appliances. Private Fit­ later Sir John Kotelawala, presid­ (CoBtinusd M Page Twenty-two) to ask whether the administration can” the sending of' American men Army—exesM for “mlaori’ infor- much for him. He then spent his Nehru and Pakistan’s Mo-1 has any plana for combatting un» Chairman Mundt (R-SD) broke ting Room. SEE US #OR DETAILS FOR EITHER ing at the meeting, succeeded in ” to fight in Indochinana oK^nywhere By Psychiatrist In to aav that Schine would be mstion in tha.caM of one (employs. spare time working around his employment. Stevens didn’t gp into what infor­ home and gardening, his particu­ hammed Ali'clashed over dis-j shunting 'the /'Uiecuaaion to Indo­ else in the world. called as a witness "in due NEW OR OLD KITCHEN PLANNING china. ' ' "I certainly intend to see If The only means by whiilchxthe mation. if any, '^XcOarthy might HEARING BUSINESS lar, hobby the raising of flowers. Quinn’s Pharmacy. puted Kashmir today as five i they have anything In mind.” Wil­ Washington, April 28 (J)^A pay- course." . Nehru had saind the Initiative Proposal Limits Communist conspiracy can:an chlatriat told*a military court terday have developed o^the other six He still raises flowers and gets South Asian Premiers began! liams aaid. ’T ve been asking for Mundt ruled the questions were questioned by McOar before the confer^ce got under­ thwarted, the Vice President de­ C^l. Edward S. Dickenson ia entirely proper under the com­ PUALIHED lAHERIES— CORDS a three-day conference here.1 way. He circulaUdl among the some time, and I shall keep on clared, ia by the course (hoeen by Breaking down thq current asking.” ically emotionally unstable.'' mittee's purpose of seeking light ABC Appliance Co. Observers expressed fears the other Premiers copied of the 5- Ike on Troops the administration. This, he said, the type of man who la "easily in status of tbe 35 casM, 8t Thee conom'lc, briefing featur­ apd truth on the charges and consultants point resolution for peace in Indo­ is a program of ’’power and flrra- timidat one employe has been fully cleared ' AND REPAIRS conflict might stymie the ed the second , And final day of Counter-chargea in the case. PHONE MI.9-157S 21 MAPLE ST. china which’'h e presented , to the nesi. strength and consistency.” The testimony came at the eighth and restored to duty, nine hava work of the meeting. closed-doer discussions between ”We realized that we couldn’t do Jenkins’ questions progressed been restored to non-aensitlvs du­ familiar with • problems ‘ of for all makes of hearing aids RIDE THE The clash came after Moham­ Indian Parliam'ent four day*., ago. For Indochina day of the ^c^lrt martial of Dicken­ through a buildup of laughter hearing loss and how best for your convenience and Nehru’s . plan calls for the' big administration leadera and gov­ the job alone, that we had to get son from Dr. Morris Kleinerman, a ties pending further invsstigatloh, med Ali told the premiers of Cey­ ernors of Uik 48 states and the united, action by the free world to from the jampacked cc^mittee three have resigned and 22 esses' to help them. comfort. Branch Storo 314 Maip St.— Ntor Armory lon, Burma, India and Indonesia powers meeting at Geneva to; ar­ Washington, April 28 iiFi—Rep. practicing paychlatriat who worked room. Hia early questions brought SILVER UNE BUS LINE range a cease-fire in Indochina territories of Alaska, Guam and resist aggression,” the Vice Presi­ at hia profession at hdepltala in the are still under considerSttion. It was "perhaps a little presump­ Coudert (R-NY) advanced today the Virgin Islands. dent, raid. . * titters which exploded into loud Probe ta C»Btro«'ersy tuous of us to preach peace to Initiate direct peace negotiatlphf a proposal to deny President United States, EnglandNuid Bel­ between the French and the Com- Gabriel Hauge. President Eisen­ This, combined with ” an ideologi­ lavighter when he asked; ' 'Ihe Ft. Monmouth investigatioa DAILY REGULAR ROUTE BUS SERVICE others until we succeed in estab­ Zlisenhower authority to tend gium during World War II. PRIVATE o mupiat-led Vietminh: arrange a hower’s administrative Assistant cal offensive” of small countries Dickepson, 23, ol Cracker "Mr. Stevens, did you knpw that has been one of the points of con- lishing mutual understanding and nonintervention pact by the Unit­ American troops .to Indochina for Economic Affairs; and Chair- for independence. Is ’’the only Va., is charged with collaborati Schine had a company commander troverfy in the dispute .between FINE B0tw0Oii trust among ourselves." without prior approval from Con- EXAMINATIONS ed States, Britain, Russia and Red effective answer for' defeating with hia Chinese captora while a Stevens and' M cC a ^ y . Stevens Nehru has urged the conference China; refrain fropi further atep greis. (Coatiaued on Pago Twenty-two) Communism without a war," he prisoner of war In Korea and with \c^atiaued on Piqfo Twenty-two) has, charged that "putaUetty tac­ and personal consultations HEARING AIDS MANCHESTER AND HARTFORD You Save Vp 50% to adopt his plan for a.solution of ping up of the war, and bring Coudert. told newsmen he had said. informing on his buddies. Kleiner­ tic*’! hy' McCarthy created public In our office or at your the Indochlnes conflict. about United Nations conciliation. diacussed tha move with a number 'Die threat to wprld peace man was called to back up the de­ panic and gave a false impression of colleagues, "and I haven’t found home. Newest test methods •with guaranteed service at THRO UGH FARE 20e 8IX|¥ear Dispute N qt^ Sources close to Nehru said he posed by “ the international Com­ fense contention that Dickenson that eapionage/Was current and and modern equipment for no cost ■ for one .vear. Ac* The Pakistani government lead­ ia anxious to'push consideration of ahyone who iz against it." Egypt Premier munist conspiracy,” Nixon said, is was a victim oU the "fence com­ State Probing wideepread. McCarthy has charged airrurate tests of your hear, eepted h.v the .AMA and ap­ er noted hia nation’s slx-year-oId the Indochina- queatlon ahead of "But there's no telling how they the nation’s prlmal-y, problem. Un­ plex" which previous witnesses that Army officials offered favors ing. proved by the VA. Also regular scheduled runs for 1st and 2nd shifts At The Mills dispute with India over Himala­ other matters for discussion. will vote If the preaaure ii put on less it is solved, he said, ” we may have said ia common among men to Pvt. G.. David Schine, a former yan Kashmir and "other causes of These sources said he alao has them,” he added. ’’On a secret roll Arrests 52 to not be around to enjoy the solu­ long imprisoned. I New Faets in McCarthy aide,. to influence ths to and from United Aircraft. For informotlon eoN: conflict and bitCemess"' remain ready a resolution on atomic call 1 know I could win.”- tion of our other problems.” Kleinerman said he, found from committee to drop the inquiry. BOYS' and GIRLS' , |OYS' unsolved. weapons. , Hts move would apply also to Nixon spoke at the (mnvehtion’a an examination of Dicke.nson and POLO Sources at the meeting said In a recent speech to the Indian the'dispatch of troopa to any other Curb Red Plot final session at which a battle was from a study of Army clihlcal ree-! Killing- Simple (Continued ea Paga ^ e a ty -tw s)' PERSONAL HEARING SERVICE SILVER LANE BUS LINE, Inc. BOXER Nehru angrily shouted he co^d ])arU«ment, Nehru called on both country unitaa it had a mutual Shaping up over endorsement of ords that his rharacter structure j general federal salea tax. fits in the psychiatric category of 808 51 AIN ST., JARVIS BLDG. TEL. MI-9-6281 HARD WEARING SNEAKERS tear Mohammed All "to pieces” defence pact with the United , Cairo, Egypt, April 28 OP)— Hartford .Apnl 28 (A*) State’s MANCHESTER. MItcholl 3-8978 DUNGAREES If he cared to raise the queatlon (Cestlaoed sa Page Twe«ty-twe) States! Some members, it was learned, "passive aggressive personality.” Atty. Albert. S. Bill took over in­ SHIRTS Vice President Nixon has said Premier Gamal Abdel Naaaer or­ opposed the businessmen’s -organl- Defense Atty. Guy Emery asked • Sizes lt-3, 3',i-6 aation’s present policy which.holds vestigation of the West Hartford Sizos 4-10 that in tha unlikely event France dered t|te arrest of at least 52 per- the witness if the adjectives UdvarUQuigg murder and suicide • Cushioned Arch "timid” and' "weak” , would apply Bulletiiis wlthdra-ws her forces from the aons—including 12 army officers case today. ' Support fight against Oommunist-li^ rebels (Continued ea Pagfi Twenty-two) to Dickenson. The-paychialrist said —today on charges of plotting they could. Before noon he sent.'Coun'ty De­ from AP Wires • Heavy Duty Soles The Right to Know (1) In Indochina, the United - States with- the Communista to cause tective John F. Reardon and State may be obliged to send troopa. Re­ He said this t>'pe of personality • Ventilated’Sides trouble op May D ay;. generally . develops in a person Police-Capt. Leo Mulcahy to West publican leaders in Congress have Hartford where Yhey imntediately a d 'm . 'R A D F D W b e p o r t b voiced doubt ' Eiaenhovver would Maj. Amin Shaer. Naaser’s per­ with a background " o f Insecurity sonal aide, told newsmen the 12 and deprivation’' where he feels went Into a closed conference with Washlagtoa. April 3t (/Pi Pe^ss Makes Progress make such a move without con­ News Tidbits West-Hartford Police Chief Walter ] sulting Ctmgreas. , officers would be tried by courts- that "no one really cares for him." Adm. .Arthur W . Badfoid, chair­ martial "and will be Inflicted the "He tries to do things and- when A. Sandstrom. ' ■'• • i man of the. Jetat Chiefs oif Stag, . AMo« to Defease Bill Culled from AP Wires he finds they can’t work, he de­ The rase Involves the death' b y I BENSON’S 10 DAY Ooudert's pisn to tie the Presi­ most severe puniahment.” • . gave Preehbwt Etaeahower a cides be might as ^’ell lie'back, chloroform last -week of John K. j LADIES' dent’s bands with respect to for­ Arrest of the Army officera had Ant hand report today on hia In Baring Public Facts give up the struggle and see whst W. Quigg, 49, o f 1686 Boulevard. I trip to London nnd Paris to dls- eign lise of U. S. miliary person­ been announced earlier today by Continuing strong support of another government spokesman. happens,” Kleinermarf' testified. AVest Hartford. ruea the ladorhlaa ertoie. Rad- NYLON ^ KNICKERBOCKER nel was drafted as an amendment U. N. it registered by delegstes to PULLOVERS Later the police arrested about 40 This type of person, the withess They were found in a locked ford'a vtalt to the White Bouse KDITOR’S NOTTB — The pob-^ A major case centered around to'^ a $28,680,706,500 defense sp- civilians on similar charges. National convention of Women said, also develops a feeling of house at 784 Farmington Ave. oYi! TELEVISION SALE voters meeting 'a t Denver . , . w-aa not announced until aftpr lie’s right to luMwMge ef the |’01eo heir Minot F. (Mickey) Jclkc. propristion bill. No Reaction in .Army guilt toward the people he is-fight­ April 21. Both' were dead and the ' SOX S-M -l. Papers are served on Patrick B. he had left the Preoideat. M TELEVISION SETS • fuactioas of the *feourts, public who was convicted here on vice The House starts debating the The crackdown on the Army fol­ ing—’’usually his parents” — and medical examinilr's report said i was accompealed hy Uadeeser- • b o y s — • GIRLS agearies aad public officials is la | charges relating to compulsory McGinnis in Frederic C. Dumaine, FLEETWOOD lowed the banning of political ac­ feels guilt for giving up the strug- the deaths were caused by chloro-! retarv ef State Walter Bedell FAMOUS MAKES: practice the right of aewspapers.; prostitution. (Coatlnned oa Page Two) tivity by most of the leaders of the Jr.'s latest court action bid to re­ gle. form. The house had been leased , . PRICES SLASHED • LADIES — • MEN gain control of the Ne’W Haven Smith. PHILCO — R.C.A. to that lafonaatiea. Yet the press! A strange c.aae. indeed, to be country’s' former political parties Kleinerman testified tjiat ht the by Udvari. I is not always allowed access to | come entangled with a question of and a purge of press lea(lers op­ Railroad teom McGinnis. time Dickenson stands accused of Police concluded that Udvari' wlwt is tradltioBsOy- the public [ press freedom and privilege, but it White House Prees Secretary GRCmiN' PICKS PRINCIPAL WESTINGHOUSE Elizabeth Defies posing the military govem'ment. Groloa, .April 38 (iPv— The FOR QUICK OEAKANCE record. Here is a aatioawide sum- ] dia. Announcing the latest arrests, a James C.-Hagerty aaya ao far as (Coatiaued Ou Page Tweaty-eevea) (Coatiaued on Page Eleven) ADMIRAL — OLYMPIC mary e f recent victorlea aad de- Judge Fran(Ha L. ValSnte of the he knems {Resident Etoenhower Board of Editcatioa today aa- giovemment spokeamah sai<\ the aouBced tho appolatoMUt at ALL BRAND NEW 1954 MODELS . . « feats ia the eoattaoiag battle for General Searions Court barred the Mail Mau Threat move had "no repercussions in the haa not watched any of televised ^hild’i 5-12, freedom of the preen. preae and public from the court MCCarthy-Army hearings. . . . John D. Baa eC Hudeaa. N. H.. room during preaentation of the diilatian Science Editor Erwin D. aa principal e f Pitch High S. M REG. t t f yALUE Miiitt 12M-3 n*n> EQUIPPED FOR UHF STATIONS! By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS state's ease against Jelke. Entebbe, Uganda. April 28 upv— (Continued oa Page Two) Canham will give mala address at Gov. Lodge Signs Authority Srhoel te aaeceed EraSet K. MEN'S When the nation'e founding The judge aaid he felt that lurid .Queen Elisabeth n defied a Mau 36th annual commencement at Browa, ooeted hy the board fas THIS IS YOUR opportunity TO SAVE $$$$ A Convet Oxiordt fathers eatablithed freedom of the teatimony of admitted call girls Mau death threat today and flew Connecticut College in New Lon­ a ranch-argaed dsiclelBa reeeatly. BRIEFS * Crap. d«iign tor.-grip lo l.i jn-esa. how far did they Intend that might endanger public tnorala, and to Uganda for a t)iree-day atop P-W Leases Plant don. For Cross-State Expressway CHOOSE ONE OF THESE FA5IOUS BRANDS INFANTS' on her commonwealth tour'. MEN'S * Cem toffbl. •rth'lyp. tuppqrt . freedom to goT that (mder law be had the power Estimatef- mother, HU comment wak made aa he ration was sent here' by train, niafiinsstiia Swlag 'wecesds public’s matters—especially to in- group took Its case to the Appel­ leader Dedan Klmathl caused the of an atomic energy aircraft en found Innocent of murdering bahgr signed papers at-. 8:45 a. m. thU postponing the stgaina until today. Argyle R. Maehey. whp atepa Reliable Television and Riidio Service ■ isure that it is fully informed on late Division oi the State Supreme government to cut a visit to ftom- gine. , daughter because of insanity, is morning clearing the path for U- Luting what he a ^ were the dewa freaa eeauaiariaaer to BENSON’S \ ' jaU sbeh acUvjUea. Court. The Court pondered the pala from her program .^'and ' to General Manager William P. neat biack to mental hospital de­ suance paxt month of ah initial 'fobvioua'' advantages dcaUMCticut deputy. '> Oii All Makes. Anteniii Repairs ! A survey o f jhe nation showa matter, and ia the meantime the cancel plans for a 72-mile road (Iwinn said the plant will bf. lo- spite husband’s plea she be al­ $100,000,000 bon() issue to speed' WiU derive from the project. 1085 MAIN AT ELDRIOGE; , TEL.' MI.3-8790 MILLS that considerable receat pragrsaa Jelke trial proceeded to-Its con- journey through tho bush to open catad in Soutlt_Windaor, a sport lowed to go hom e... Hartford coastru(:tion’.of the croaa-state ex-- Lodge said: . ^ cnov cNnouB p l a n — VERY REASONABLE PRICES------. f . i RELIABLE FOR 25 YEARS IBB W IST MIDDLETPfC. in . thin respect has been made.' ClUSiOIL ' - 's ’ a new dan at -Tlaja. Instead the dtiitance norUt of here. . ~ Veterans Administration manager preaswa'y from Greenwich to K il-: T h r new facility will .not only y r i Bsd Some BOtabls efforts bavo hesB .Fiaally, ta. a 8-2 dedstoa, ths quoan will By t o Jinja. The new facility, Qwtnn aa: Col. Harry T. Wood aaya eatabt- lihgly. markedly Increase .inotofliig coa Ghlaa'a _ _ ^ OPEN DAILY f:00.9:00 *AU DAY WEDNESDAY loat. too! But^tte MKt gOsa o a .^ AppsIIats Court atdsatsppod aay Uganda poUeo aaid aomo Mau ahould 6g eom|iIetad ty Oct.' 1 and lahment ef 'YA area evperviaoiy The Expressway Boqd Oominlt- > venlence in swr stats, but wiU slso TBs proas’ for fuO arc ess ta iseM ea as to whsthsr prsaa and M a m kad eroaaid Um border tron an a^anaton ed the office la Ineucaace'City weuld ■#$ ^ apprwrsd ths dsclsration yss-jhs a grsa\^ seBtrfhuUea toWard IBs Bswq iM# lod to varlouB tatar- affect eperatlooa ef preseat re- terday. Arrasgamsats werq mhdk I pratajlosis ta tha past few aMnUia « « m Fago i> « OB Pago I) gtoaal-otfiee. M fly it hsrs from MsrtfWd la a ! 1 '■-f J \ /. n .