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If The Weather WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1#W Foreonat of D. S. Weethnr B enisi Averatfe DsHy P*« Run fAOS TWENTY-FiOUR . For the Week Ended OMasloaal tonight am dM * . 'M ay 7th, 1960 dsiy UMining. denrlng TMV sTtemoon. Low tottlgM nanr M, 13;109 IDgh FHdny In Mo. Jaycee tltiilb Sale A b o u t T o w n MemM of the Audit Mancfiester^A City of Village Charm To Start Sunday Bnreaa of Oroitotlon an Pago 18) PRICE FIVE CBNTB: X TCiUKVNir inatruotlon group MANCHESTER, CONN., .THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1960 for ttw Oo«nWne« Catholic ManchesUr (TWENTY PAGES) ^ Ordca of their annual "Light Bulb week VOL. L X X IX , NO. 190 BiMfe tom orrow a t 8 P »P; beginning Sunday, It w a an­ Rer. ntanol* Butler at Oiurch nounced today by William Wagner, o f tlM AMKimpUOn hi^. Jaycee president. Aircraft Offers Co-chairmen of the annual aales Plane Shot Down ■fn. DuKltey 8. BoeUck Md campaign are Carl Halvoraon, 42 aaugbter, Janyce, 7S IakMow M .. Elro St., and Alton Holt Jr., 114 Same Contract hava returned after Campfleld Rd. Other committee Vacation In Florida. They visited members are Robert'Colby, Robert Mia. Bcwtlck’o parents, Mr. and Nell, and Leroy^Parker. I n North H aven Mia. Chestar A. Howard, w ^ l ^ e Jaycee m cm ^rs will conduct a American at the Hotel Blltmore, St. Peters­ house-to-hOt^ campaign between burg, Fla. May 15 ai>ia>’ 12 "As of now.-the official position AV.I wbuld riot like tO be In Now ®® . Ihg a single-engine piper Apache The United States sent a for. ■ Marine P v t Ferdinand P- - Ly-1 *29 is that he (Eisenhower), still ex­ Eisenhower’s place. I would not KEADY-’TO-WEAB DEPT.—Second Floor _ Sizes 8 to 14. Reg. $10.98 to $16.98. with U.S. .registry r ^ cused^^ one otlh e nation’s larges^, natural gM pip^ines of at- trial 'f’^ly^tdaay-te-'-^tey' chock, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Havana Radio reports said .the pects to go to Russia?" ■ -- like to aii'sWer the questitnw'WKlch Lychock, 82 Duval S t, has com­ tempting'to^influence and ’Ynislead the^Federal Union’s protest against 1 the NOW pUtot was killed by four bullet Mrs, Wheaton Hodded an affirpn- might be put to him when he pleted recruit training at the mission Rep.^John B. Bennett (R-Mich) charged that Ten- ative reply. She declined to dls^ comes. to the Soviet Union! 1 can May 1 American spy plans wounds when the plane was shot flight Into Russia. Marine Corps Recruit Depot at »7.99 ,.dn2.99 down. 'The broadcast said four nessM Gas Tranamlision Co. made*- eusft the matter further. only say that the/Soviet people Parris Island, 8. C. He wlU receive ft last minute effort_ to^ Influence arid our public are very polite, so The State Department prsae men and one woman were arrested Moore and several other GOP officer, Lincoln White, said , specialized Infantry training at I at the scene and ail were "fogrltlves the FPC In seeking for a subsldl- Congressmen had breakfast with there will be no excesses. But ar ya higher profit rate on a mg. "tee note has been Camp Lejeune, N. C. SPECIALS FROM HALE’S from Cuban Justice.” AlPwere de- ^tate News Eisenhower at the Wlilte House. questions rtll be asked of* course delivered pipeline in the Midwest. to tee U.S. efnbassy In Moe- MAY DAYS SPECIALS from HALPS DOMEStlC DEPARTMEMT-Mais Floor, Rear scribed as Cubans. Moore quoted EJisenhower as sSy- (Animation, laughter). I would ...rft>ior>a.^J|tark Djaper, 1 INFANT anil TOT SHOP Bennett contended this was outdt this way : One person, n ^ e - cow." '• ..Ha-Va^ys^, , < .'v»aa«hs5 r . ln;g.,fq:^tjier. -UiaL-the, .JA. .day.s,.Ji.e pl(meer In InerflaTriavigatloh fo f | r 'liA iN FLOti^'^ltEAS. "• ■ fly tin f nirter, f l a n n e l b a c k DRILL g j g j r g XM> now Is scheduled id'iqi*ha m nus- text or any Information .as to • maimed alrcritft will be guest its general counsel, Washington sia "could be utilized elsewhere" If ,_ent particularly in this respect. Atty. ’Thomas G. (Tommy the its nature, but indicated the - speaker at a meeting of the In-1 L0W.t0W PRICES on FAMOUS CRAND M EEYS and CASES IROMNG BOARD At hls press conference Mr. Her- note wouW be made public TOPPEft SETS Poisoned Pood Cork) Corcoran, to contact the HarUord, May 12 (SV-State's ter made an outrageous states stltitte o f Aeronautical Sciences at (Continued on Page Ten) perhaps late today. the Travelers Insuranca Co. audi­ TYPE 144 TYPE 186 For girl and boy. Famous brand, smart skorty FPC privately Just before It grant­ Attorney John D. LaBelle said to­ ment! Far from feeling guilty and torium In Hartford May 17 at 6:30 TYPE 130 COVERS jaeiket, waterproof panto, machine washable. ed the subsidiary authority to im­ day that he will not take any steps ashamed of aggressive actions, The Soviet protest, receiv­ p.m. The meeting U open to the | LADY PEPPERELL LADY PEPPBlEa No ironing. Sizes 6 months to I ’/j years.- Strikes 200 at port gas from Canadar to interfere with the appeal of Ar­ he Justifies them and says that ed two days ago, accused the DAN RIVER MUSLIN COMBED PERCALE FPC chairman Jerome K'. Kuyk- thur Culombe. convicted holdup- this will continue In the future. United Stetes of "hostile acts" public. SUPERFINE MUSUN VALUES $3X)0 Po $4.80 NOW endal, undergoing questioning (or Ousted E ditor in its spy flying and threat­ Sale Priee RE6. Berlin School slayer, to the U.S. Supreme Court. Only countries which are In a Members of the League of Woin- | . . ' Bale Price Sale Price the third straight day on off-the- 'This was In reference tonstate- state, of war can act in this way. ened retaliatory measures “it e a . $1.99 $0.99 NOW record contacts Involving the wm - utory provision which will give Cu- similar pro'vocations are re^- •n Voters will hear Miss Sadie I 68 x 99. 72 X 108. May Fight Ban We are not in a state of war with Glanz, Hartford attorney, discuss 72 X 108. Berlin, May 12 (d>)-^Berijn High mlsslon, has insisted repeatedly lombe an automatic stay of execu­ America These aggressive actions peated." . ^2.19 $2.2? H m i School, where more than 200 stu- that no onewaa Influenced by Cor-^ tion, which had been scheduled for "Family Court" tomorrow at 8 Storrs, May 12 OP) — Richard and Herter’s statement are im­ p.m. at the home of Mrs. David 1 72 X 108. 81 X 108. Fits up to 60-lnch boards. Ton \ I ct dOTitJi and teacliara struck coran. next Tuesday. pudence, sheer impudence! exclamation points In Khrushdwv*8 Caldwell Jr., 158 Boulder Rd. 81 X 108. know this quality; we seU hun­ SATURDAY, toy food poisoning, waa shut down , But Kuykendall has told the The only exception to such a stay McGurk, expelled editor of the The Tass answer from Khrush­ answer, said there was applavsa $2.39 *2.49 would come If the Supreme Court dreds of these at every sale! SPRINC COATS and SUITS today whrie health experts toek committee that he considered one Unlveiaity of CJonnectl^ut’s cam­ chev continued; at this juncture. M*ts In the. cafeteria. telephone call to him by Corcoran- of BMtflYMKieriea otherwia* after _ Cap~tivating\ The Knights of Columbus or­ 81 X 108. 00 X 108. 90 X 108. Fine quality in wools and 100% acrllan. M AY 14 pus newspaper, hsa lost an appeal "Herter’s statement has made Khrushchev said he liked an chestra from Manchester will pre­ $2.79 Checks and plain color. Sizes 1 year to 8x nsnsTs will rsaume toipontm, Improper. a hearing on the petitb».'Of the us doubt the oorrectneas Of our article In tee Commtmtst Daily . $2.69 REO. W« HOST Corcoran, a prominent . uem- atate’a attorney. L e s lie said that to the school's provtwt. But Mc- While any ii®w bonnet can lift a girl’s spirits. It takes a pink cap sent 4 concert of popular and Jazz t o Gurk'B lawyer says the ease la not r t t T a ^ t e ^ d to bring out a sparkle like this on Ann Lou.se earlier conclusions that the Pres­ Worker of London "whose burden 42 X 88P)—The man bring Allen Dulles (head of the to. break in." Dr. Katherine NeSson, educa-1 _ 7 8 ® Reg. Daytime Seamleaa...... SALE 99t The lunch menu was under ern gas transmission C3o.,^a sub­ Bg New Milford and explicitly on hls responsibil­ U.S, Intelligence Agency) to ac-, HALE’S STURDyWEAR N.vlon heel and toe. Sizes 4 to 8. Reg. 80c pair. jf study today to determine what accused of ity for an Issue of the student Khrushchev called this a ffiiUo- tlonal director of the Wadsworth colorful patterns in non-Unt sidiary of Tennessee and Mid­ market manager cis J. Gavell count. Dulles. In turn, would Sophy for thieves and bandits. BOX-STITOHED ' ■; drying terry. NOW R^J^$1.15 Dress Sheer...... -SALE S 9 i * caused the mass nausea and atom- newspaper on May 2, parts of the Athenemn, spoke at a dinner | BED PILLOW western’s request it be granted a has taken the stand is own de- On Spy-Plane Flights have exposed the government by The Soviet premier added: of the Soroptlmlsts Mon­ MALE’S (Dark Seam). ACh pAilUl* 7 per cent rate of return on Its contents of which were held to be saying he carried out a plan ap­ At 1:30 p.m., not lonj; ^ ^ ^ fense. "I think teat If world -optnlra day evening at Cavey’s restaurant H A L ^ H EAVY QU ALI’TY investment, John J. Hanna tesUfled fol ^ objectionable. x,. . proved by it and, consequently, VALUES QUILTED HALE’S HOSIERY BAB—Main Floor, Center ths student* and teachers, Since Mr. McGutk agreed that — Laborltei*>have been wiser if President Eisen- correctly realizes all tee gravity Mi*. HoOks Johnston o f the pr. Kuykendall, questioned by Ben­ hour yesterday, discussing flnan> London, May 12 i/F) endorsed by the head of the gov­ of tee situation and approaches SALE StU RD YW EA R "CHARMHOUSE" hmch, some started doubling up In nett. repeated earlier tesUmony he'w M the person personally re- liower had given instruction some women’s service club Showed col­ pain. By nightfall they h*d flUed clal dlfficulUes thht got mm Into leader Hugh Gaitskell declared to­ ernment. . I proceed from the this' aggressive act of tee United ored Brides of curios and exhibits that an FPC examiner had recom­ trouble with police in New York monsrnle^or the Issue, and since little time ago that ^®s® fhChts statement that was made by Her- Reg; 15-95 B. F. Goodrich MATTRESS PADS TOWEL ENSEM6LE ^available l»eds at the nearby New the publlcatkMtUken by iUelf was day that U.S. reconnaissanije should be canceled.” States policy with due responslbU* at the Atheneum. FITTED WITH DACRON Britain General Hospital. mended the return rate be limited City' prior to the slaying of Gav- ter." ity, If e'veryone imanimouely con- latex foam. OO to 6U per cent And that Corcoran. ell, 44. The manager vanished on a nature whfelM*®**'* me to flights over the Soviet Union Gaitekell aald he hoped the Khrushchev continued: Regular size. d® • ^ ^ WITH CORNER ELASTIO" r e i n f o r c e d s e l v a g e s Some "had to sit in the hospital denuis this act, and if the United Meibbars of ..the PoMsh-Amert- .,. T0ILET6Y BUYS DURIND HALE’S MAY DAYS SALE... Nov J8. and his body was recov­ warrant his dismissal, I have .dc- should -b a -undertaken pnly___wiUi summit .conference would finally __."Ljaji: .this because I_h®d read Regular 81-19. (Contlnaed eo Paige Thirteen) can d u b will ideet tonight at 7 | Regular 88.98.' (Oontln*ied on Page Eight) ered three d a ^ later from the hTedTfls appal:" clear the Way for the concluslbh Herter’s statement sa^ng: We are MATTRESS PADS 22 X 44. Bath Size. W W W Sale On Lustre Creme Lanolin Blessed Sham­ Waugh anounced his decteloji^ the approval of >the entire NATO such mete(xl8 with res^wd to other' o’ckxA. at the clubhouee, 106 d in - Reg. 86.96.100% Dupont 89 X 78 Twin Size. *2.69 Pepsodent Dental Cream. Reg. 53c. .... ,43c Housatonic river. ^ * of a nuclear test ban treaty. He coriipelled to fly; It is the fault states, this will be a good, rs- ton S t, to go to the Holmes) “Roy^" dacron. « A A T Regular 59c. poo. Regular $2.00 Size. Sale Price .. .$1.59* Hanna is charged with first de­ after meeting with McGurk yes­ 'ftHlance. said he was puzzled, however, by of the Soviet Union' Itself because S\meral Home, 400 Main St., to - Striped ticking. Regular 84.98. Regular $4.98. Hand Size. "T F %• Save $1.00 Over Medium Size! - gree murder. terday. The provost said he dis­ H e ^ d U ie House of Conunona the recent Washington declaration It does not give vs access to its cussed with the expelled editor (Ocntlnued eh Fage T m ) pay last respects to Paul Mar- T r ^ Size. *3.49 54 X 76 m il Size. *3.69 Regular 29e. O Economy Sizes Geritol Tablets...... $4.98 Earlier. Judge Abraham 8. Bor- such approVaLls a necessity be­ that the United States would con­ secrete which we simply must cenukv Beautiful 11 Piece Manicure Sets in BIac> don admitted Into evidence rec­ "many matters, some of them not cause this fonnOM splonagc "con­ duct another series of underground know. This Is why, after all, tee Reg. 88-98. 100% Imported Face aoths. Rockefeller Jr. Passes; Pure white fllUng that Is Made especially for us by, one Brewer’s Aspirins, Bottle of 100...... 29c Or Season’s Wanted Colors ...... |3;0b* ords from Sing Sing Prison In bearing directly on the dismissal. ceivably could set off,^^puclcar teste aimed at the detection prob­ President said that tee skies shmild The past mistress dub will meet White goose down. Regular $5.98 g^uaranteed to launder white. New York which state that Han­ George J. Ritter, a Hartford at­ be open — this I9 why we fly and Large21x27 *4.49 of the country’s finest miUs. Save On The Large'500 Bottle Of lem. Ikiday at 8 pan. at the home of $7 0 fi Fall Siza Elastic on each oomer. Seven colors and white. na’s blood type Is type "O” posi­ torney hired to represent McGurk. Gaitskell spoke at the opSnl - O l e urged the British govern- shall go on flying, shall go on 'Mini Frank Duncan, 8 Little S t finished size. Calcicaps Tablets...... $4.98 Max Factor California Case Mates. Match Noted Phaanthropist, 86 tive. Hanna served time at -Sing said the p s e Is hot closed. But he of a foreign affairs debate In mfftt-Io Join with France in seek­ opening tee skies. Bulletins \ gave no Indication what hls client s (100 Size—;$1.24). Your Fashions- With Lipstick Cases and which Britain’s hopes at the forth­ ing s^'e-,way to prevent ,the "h ow can an official representa­ Center Church Mothers’ dub will week, * witness for ,,.the next move might be. coming'summit meeting were ex­ spread of nilrie^ weapons pend- tive of a state speak in tela way fro m the AP Wires hold Its annual banquet, at the | I HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT. Special— White Rain Lotion Shampoo Plus Make-Up Compacts. Cases 50< and up plus ' Tucson, Ari*., Msy 12 (P>—John prosecution testilied that Hannxs He aald McGurk would be watch­ pected to be outline^ by Foreign Ing’^ e contlnuaUdn-of^eneral.dia about another nation! We do not Red Coach Grill In Wethersfield White Rain Bubble Bath ...... : .99c* D. Rocksfeller Jr., famed phllsn- blood waa type “A.” Gavell, vlc- ing the outcome of a meeting to­ Secretary Selwyn U p ^ and Prime armament-maiiiciii. talks. i,cu.io. live according to tee laws of tee n ^ Wednesday, May. 18. For res­ refill. t h r o j^ and head of one of ^ tlme of the slaying,- had "O" typ? day betweeh committees represent­ Minister Harold Macmillan. In bote tee House of L ^ s -w id - United States. We have our NOR8 TAD HEART ATTACK ervations. call Mrs. Frank Find­ Special—Two (2) 60c Bottles of Halo world’s 'w ^thiest famlUes, (Med blood, and stains of "O” type blood ing the school’s trustees and the Choosing hls words carefully, ouse of (Commons, Laborites at^ -laws and this Is why we shaU make Ports, May W (F)— Gssa ♦plus T ax House - Lauris Norated, Buprsmo /OlW t lay, 18 Chestnut St Shampoo ...... Jn a Tucson hospital yesterday at were said to have been found on 6ch(X>l senate. Gaitskell questlmied the wisdom of tempted to determine whether re ne In our territory respect the age of 86. Hanna’s clothing. ,.,^nT..i.«nnrg flights over Russia these laW ..and the violators will commander in Europe, suffered (Continued on Page Four) the United Stetes In sending a re­ a slight heart attack wtallo piny- May devotions ■will he observed | Death was attributed to pneu­ connaissance flight over Rjisslan were made by U.S. planes based in 1 be-thrashed!’ tonight at 7' o’clock at St. John.’a monia and heart strain. Britain,' I -Toss, whose accoUnt.5upplled the Ing golf in Germany ln*8 Sun- , . Five Youths Held territory Jiist.'before the summit - day, hls headquorteni an­ ' Polish National, Catholife Church, A great humanltaa-ian who ab­ talks,get underway In Paris Mon­ followed by an altar boys’ ' re­ MAY DAYS SALE OF SETTER FABRICS Westbrook; May 12 (IP) — Five nounced today. Norsted WM horred waste, RocketfeUer poured day. hearsal and a youth group meet- mfllions of dollars into welfare Meriden teenager*. Including a mshed to an American Army Superior Court Judge’s -son, have Gaitskell said the downing of the big. A parish comndttee meeting REG. $1.98 ABBOT V and cultural proJecU around the hostetel In Munich, where be haa* REG. $1.49 Yd. VALTEX REG. $1.69 been released in, Imnds of 850U News Tidbits American U2 plane and the- cap-, been imder lTeatroent and obaer* will be hdd Friday at 7 p.m. RAYON and SILK world, i J AMERITEX ARNEL and No estimate of his personal for­ each for appearance in Westbrook ture of pilot Francis G. Powers by vatlon. The COnON DAMASK CuUpd from AP Wires the Russians have threatened the The Connecticut Society of COMBED COTTON DENIM COORDINATE TWEEDS tune wan avallatole, but hls knoiro Justice Court at 10 a.m. May 28 Supreme Headq Medical Teeamologlsta will hold a and CHECKS gifts totaled more than 8350 mll- oii charges of breaking and enter­ entire summit project. He added, Powers In Bbrope, , ^ sendnar and' annual meeting next ing with criminal' Intent, larceny however. It appears likely the talks sold Gen. Norsted, 58, wonld rioh.7 ^ . Ail X15 rocket plane' makes its ■ main In the hospital ahann Wednesday, May 16>at .1 p.m. at 45” Wide (tace looked upon by fellow cap- of more thhn 8250 and Willful de­ will go ahead as planned. tor Yd. struction of private property. first cross-country flight ventur- two weeks. Wlaverty Inn, dieshire. 45” Wide 40” Wide $ 1 .6 7 ttallnts as si r ^ c a l, Rotikefeller Ing for the first ttoae beyond glid­ 'Die . opposition leader said the Yd. Yd. wns a piOnmr in urging bet­ The five are Joseph Bogdanskl, Soviet Union practices espionage 17, son of Superior Court Judge. ing range of its dry-lake landing By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS-» On tee other hand. Gov. Edmund IKE MAY t a l k TO U.8 . / - A kitchen social for Pythian | ter oondtttons and an 8-hour day strip at Edwards Air Force Hase, on a grand scale and that he saw G. (Pat) Brown of California'and Drip dry, preehrunk, crease resist­ Joseph W] Bogdanskl; Donald F. "no purpose In being -hypo<:riWtal Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Maas) Washington, May 12 (F )- * . Sisters and friends will be held Fashion right amel denim In four (or the American worker. Calif. . . . Britain’s giant radio Gov. Da-vld Lawrence of Pennsyl­ at the home of-Mrs. Herbert Al­ ant, rich woven patterns' in six Iiree smart color oomblnaltons, Maeto, 17, John Acabchuck, 117; or mealymoiithed’’ ■bn the subject pointed his efforts at next week’s Fresideht EI*«ihower Is coa­ of ffie newest colors. Also 88" Oll- colors. 61% amel, ■ 49% combed Bally In hi* career; long before telescope picks up signals bounced vania maintained their previous ley, 69 Washington St., Friday at 5% rayon. 15% silk. Michael F. MUeWski, 17, and Ron­ of intelllgeh^ce. Maryland primary today as politi­ sidering making, a statement |n brae Damask In tan and rose. tho era of pubUc relations. Rocke­ off moon by U.S. space research­ positions of neutrality In Jtee Dem­ the American people before .to 8 p.m. Members are reminded to feller was saying: ■ ald Shoneck, 16. large power engages In cal leaders assessed the effects of ocratic presidential raoe, though ers at Holmdel. N.j. hls j^torlea In West Virginia and leaOee Sqterday for tee jgMte. ^ bitng grocery items. Refreshments "Labor has never had Its Just They are accused of breaks into- Former New York^Gov^oT lie ajsperted. "Sofnetimes spies hailing Kennedy’s West Virginia wlH be served. REG. $1.98 C O H A M A deserts. It should not be obiiged to three homes, causing damage^ of get caught. Sometimes they get Nevaska. summit conference* ttK) WWIB IG.S3.98 100% WOOL REG. SL98 Averin Harriman ,^Hs Detro triumph. They’ll control delega­ House said today. -Asycteto ld«ol for Gifts or Your Own Ust R EG A H A C O n O N and light for what Is it* Just due. Cap­ about 84,100 and stealing goods killed. An(i' sometimes that hap­ .Kennedy confidently told a news tions with 81 votes . each at tee BAUUNGS BASKET BAUUNGS W O O L and news conference Hie Elsienhower Conference yesterday -hls over­ Press Secretary Anne WbenOte Specialist 4 Kari E Ganaberg RAYON CHECKED ital should be on the alert to And worth $1,000 last Sunday, sdip)nlBtrarim,4fa8 "b u ^ bd " the pens at awkward. moments.” July convention. . Jf., son of Mrs. Catherine Fiartier, RAYON PLAIDS out what Is equitable and see that They were -presented In a spe­ He recalled teat Britain was em­ whelming West Virginia' conquest Gov.-Michael V. DiSalle of Ohio ■ said It now looka aa thengli tt o WEAVE PLAIDS Incident o(-TJ.S. spy, flane being of Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D- President wlU not go .on teip* 27 Ulley St., recently, graduated SUITING labor gets It.” ® cial court session at Westbrook ^n Russia. . . N avy an- barrassed In similar circumstances C64 votes) said “Kennedy is on hls from the 7th Army non-commls- In his philantrophies, as in ms yesterday afternoon. in 1956. At that time Lionel Mlnn) assures him the Democratic way . . . his victory is more signifi­ vision and radio netwoifca. tor - nqu^M. today Niat 'VU-2, a utility nomination for pre'sident at the any departure remarisa 8t o sOE— sloaed Officer Academy in Bad ] business career. Rockefeller fol­ ^uadron, based at (Juonset Point, (Buster) Crabb. a frogman, lost cant than the vote Indicates.” Tolz, Germany. He is assigned to PIECE 60” Wide 68” Wide < his life while spying on underwater Democratic convention In Los Ohio’s first-ballot votes were al- ed that the clreumateneen; nader 99 lowed the footsteps of his father,, J | •ndownments financing such or­ dressed his appeal to the, lAore “that In the absencq of an agree­ statement yesterday from Demcj- GOME W AND ters) .Is the former MatiJ^ protest jailing of Dr. WUlard Up- .cratic State Chairman. Michael H. and toiq newsmen “anyone who as­ He told the City Paritemwit t o Infant Jesus of Prague Moth- WARE SET ganizations as - the " Rockefeller Hansen ,(13 letters) o fH w b - than 600 delegates on oongres- ment t o ' safeguard all, countries $58.9S haus.. .Jan Cwlkllnskl; former pires for tee Democratic preslden received a letter from Britten . ers’ Circle wlU m^et tomorrow’ at Foundation, General -Education burg Street (13 let«rs) in sional stationary arid explained against ’ 8urj>rt8e attack, the dan­ Prendergast and Carmine G. De- master, of the Pollsli liner Batory, Sapio, national committeeman and tial nomination amd Isn’t working Foreign Secretary Sniwya 8 p.m. with the Rev. Francis But­ C q M K ET E SERVICE FOR 12 SHOP FOR Board and Rockefeller Institute Cleveland, 0!»io,>tI3 letters). that the supply of letterheads ger of such attacks produce an ler at Church-of the Assumption SPECIAL! which figured in the .escape from leader of Tammany Hall. for it may find It later than he Uoyd. The letter. In BmnEni for Medical Research. She Was, the,A«Ui Child In h®r were loft over when he went out the Uidted Stetes o f convicted urgent and natural need for intel­ hall. A meeting and election of | translucent china. of office on Jan. 7, 1959. "rhey added the result “ will be a thinks.” ' . words, -aaW: “ Aa long w m Beautiful patterns in delicate V Rockefeller graduated from family arnTwas born on a Fri­ Communist Gerhardt Elaler, peti- ligence to guard against It. Sen. Thruston Morton of Ken­ officers will follow at the home of 60-Pc. Set Tableware: “I wanted, to write yoil on fa-, “ All tela must be admitted. But Trighly si^ificant-and serious fac questtOB of Berlin csnitett t o j l t e OUR MANY Brown University in 1897 .with a day ji(03th. ^ . ttohs for U.S. clttzenshlp,..Brit­ tor” in tee deliberations ‘ of the tucky, Republican national chalr- Mrs. Bussell Inzinga, 195 Spnlce 18. Cups (6 extra), 12 Saucers, 12 B^ag

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PAQB TWO Windham Memorial Hospital, has! Bolton Mr8.Graham improved considerably, and she I Reds Say Rocket Hebron was, transferred early this weeH to | o n Powers Accused of Spyi®^§r Df. Mervjm Little’s Convalescent | President of Hit Spy-Aircraft Home, in Wllllmantlc. State Files Condemnation Writ PTS A Elects ' On 'Vacation ’ Miss Marjorie •«, Martin Is tak- b r id g e f a b l ^ *■ South dealer. ' Catholic Unit Faces Red Espionage Trial London, May ^2 (/Pi — The HAS A MORAL North-South' yulnerahla For Right of Way on Rt. 44A GOOD. Hutsiftns «ald todiy •.ntiair- Ing her annual week’s vacation I NewOfficers from her duties as librarian at I By Alfred Shelnwold NORtH craft rocket fire bit fragments ♦ K J f Mrs. Elmer Graham was elect­ (Oontlnned fro*® P*te One) lot is alive, the inJtrumenta Intact Douglas Library. Her place la | , Once upoh a time there wa* * _In'- other words the material evi­ from the U.S. U2 spy plane, V 7 6 3 The SUte Highway I>eP«rtm.nt^m^^« ed president of the Manchester taklh by Mrs. Clarence E. Porter, Hog who played YOU knocked It out of control and At the annual meeting of; the 4 A 10 9 8 2 dence is here for everyone to art an assistant member of the llbriry has filed a writ of condemnaUon Pontlcello and Son team will play OouncU of Catholic Women at lU ewrtiin*. so to say compelled pilot Francis ^ G. Regional School PTSA, held this never heard of such a thing, just 4i A 7 5 S c v m International relations These are very skillful actions of staff, and others of the dtaff. take my word for H; some v w EAST against property of Robert J. and Windsor Locka in a practice game aimual meeting at St., Bridget’s our rocketeers: we sre very Powers to ball out. week, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gas­ Winners in the Grange sewing WEST Saturday front 11:30 to 1:30. With The World's Large^mneriil Electric Dealers ••Reading A m eric^ press re A description of the Inci­ strange beings play bridge. M jm 4 10 7 6 2 4 9 4 5 Margaret R. McKinney in Its quest Hall laat night fwtrts these days, I «ec that ex grateful to them for this per of Andover were elected co- contest are: Class A, adult, Mrs. I rate the Hog was always having Officials o f the dent broadcast by Moscow Kenneth A. Porter; class B, youth. * A 10141 J ” j for rights of way In the proposed imun will meet tonight at 7.30 In More than 75 members atteml- M ^lng a few gangstlfTS of ’•'’ *,1’*" At 'another point, Tass said, Radio Insisted ground forces presidents. < , T-l, , I trouble with hands of tWpaiort; Miss Janet Rflthbuh: class D. adult West would’ open a /lo w heart. l*(jonstructlon of a section of Rt. the town offices at the Community ed the meeting at which the Rt- U’ho are-whiuwashing this acUon^ Khrushchev used an anecdote by fe ll^ the plane but avoided Other officers elected are; First (THURSn FRI. SATJ sewing for young persons, Mrs. 44A this summer. Hall. Rev. Msgr. George Grady spoke on the absolnte majority of wav of illustration. He said: saying aU'ft’hat height it was vice presldentsT in charge of pub- East would put pp the jack, Md the the various charitable works ac­ Jerrold Porter. Needlework judg­ Hog would land oh the (OP€N TONIGHT TILL T) writing in the American •'There was a time—I remember HcltV. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mar­ A A Q 8 The writ, filed yesterday with Manchester Evening Her^4 BM- complished by the Archdiocesan ...... Includ^g those who are notorious it from my yOung days—when tin of Amston Lake; second vice ing will be completed in time fori his queen. ” ril just salt trick ¥ K Q 9 3 M Y S First accounts from Moscow the clerk of Tolland County Bupe ^ r V i^ p a s t unobjecl.venMs, arc many criminals and other suspi­ presidents, in charge of programs, the June 7 Grange meeting. 1 awhy\” he would gloat. They 11 ♦ Q J 7 tf ton correspondent Doxw Bureau of Social Service. said the plahe wrf^^hit afataut Also announced by Mrs. Arthur 1 > 4 K 9 4 rlor Court, Is the third filed In the lyitsUs, telephone Mitchell SrpqAO' Other officers elected were Mrs. indignant about this, incident cious el ments roamed the worlm 66,000 feet, biit this has been ^ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Martliie* of (iever be able to say . Joseph L’Heureux. first vice pres- gwd it as perfidy with regard to i "These people resorted to the Marlborough; third vice preslilent, B. Pearl, chairman of the Quinpe-1 I trick under my Sbufh Wert North Eaat project. A month , ago similar ac­ challenged in the-West. Pow­ baug Pomona, is judging entries the Soviet Union. following trick; A bandit \^th a in charge of membership, Mrs, teased'me Witlf It,” he would ex- 1 NT P a «" 3 NT All Pan tion was taken against property of Ismail boy would hide under ^ ers himself .was quoted in a Inez Richards of Andover: record­ of the subordinate level o f the Na--1 Opening lead — ¥4 Samuel and Gladys Stltham and Moscow interview as saying Andover \ ::?‘^ou n^f-J^'inform the!;;Hdge;;:;^d ^vaiit f^^ to ing secretarv, Mrs. LeRqy B. Kin- tlonal Grange Sewing Contest ^111 r^T he Hog's opponents always James and Edna Roach; he believed an explosion m nev of Hebron; corresponding sec­ be tonight. 'The entire dress must 1 listened to him attentively. The McKinney property needed BUY IFBie GE r K Ft. M.hUr Vorrecllv, th'» incident, as I cross it. ' ,, the jet engine brought 'down retary. Mrs. Marge Bramhall of be at the hall at 8 o’cJock,..The win­ [.yvere very polite and made it a to lead a heart when be got the for the project, Incluaes .11 acres. ^ SU wm !iJ%rSr-3■£ «“ his plane. ____ _ Andover-, treasurer, Harold Taylor ning entry wjU competelpn the Po-1 I point, not to drool in public. king of diamonds.^^ Assessed dsmages are 3300. Board Accepts F O kO N L Y be digested. . .nr.,,at 1“I u-nHid '’-' sa v ‘Hello, r- .- mister.-Give me of Marlborough; and .historian, mbha level. ' FinessM Diamond Nothing-helped. The Hog want­ gfiitlemen ) Bpljwopal Church Notea The amount of ' damages the ler all. gentlemen, %ye niv^watch.’ The natural an- from Pound, Vfc.. told interrogat­ Mrs Richard M. Grant of Hebron. Aiter taking the first trick, the ed to win a trick at the first pos­ State will pay to the SUthams for , and not only in peace tack ni>,_ « aic Mrs.. Carlman Frartkel of He­ •rhe rectof. Rev: Gordon W. i sible- chance. This m ay account Bousa Bus Bid Safety live in . ors: Weeman. vvill speak on “The | 1 Hog tvould tsloe the diamond the .11 acre has'been Increased I plead-guilty to the fact that bron and Mrs. Douglas Secord of finesse. *Ihls would loee to the for the old Wall Street pfroverb, remain optimis­ Marlboajugh %vill assist Mrs. Inez OhUPCh Outald^ the Parish,” to­ from $270 to 1400 according to an *^'“'Theh^he boy would insist: 'But 1 flew over' Soviet territory and king of di^ on d s, and back would which will serve as tpe nipral of ^ ' amendment filed yesterday. In the The ^ard of Edycation voted Door tic about;U.sS^fy-" Kh^^shche^ look, mister, this watch is mine. other given points ' indicated on Richar,^ on the membership com night at the confirmation class our little tale: Sometimes ^ which will meet in the church at 1 come a heatt. condemnation. last night to purchase four buses ' w&E quoted as Whv don't you give me back m> the' route of the flight,’’ • mittee. Now West .would take four heart Bulls win, and someUmes yWie Damages of 3200 have been of­ ^im tt ••I hold' myself ^ be an incor- watch?' Then the armed bandit Tass in its account eaid one OOP Pejegates 7’30. Tomorrow, the orders of Sir Bears win, but the Hoga^^^ver from Joe Bouta’s Garage of Wil- Delegates to the Republican I tricks, defeating , t*>e conlraot. fered for the Roach property of .03 rlrible. optlmi.st. t T^Pfd the would appear, as thjugh attracted news conference questloher re­ Galahad and Fleur d« US will ■win. , limantic whose bid of 328,995 was • Full W idth Fpeezer ^ Conventions, which will be held in meet jointly in Phelps Hall, at 7 No matter how often this hap- acre. , p^vocativo flight of bv the noi.se of the argument, and ferred to the exhibit of Powers the Hog ne\'er learned to Daily QueaOqn To Add Reference Work the lowest conforming to .the June, aret State Convention H p.m'- ■ • , j can intelligence plane tell the passerby: . alleged effects. Among these, ac­ I refuae-4he first. trick.NHia .friends iPartncr bids 1 NT, tshowing 16 Board’s specifications. Adjust­ bully the boy? Give him back lii* cording to the London Dally Clay Osborn and Karl H. Links A large attendance was reported to 18 points), phd you hold: \ The Bolton Public Ubrary wlU country not as a p r e p a r y * " ''^ with pliemates. Mrs. Charles S I would elQiliiin that hb,, couldn t # Adjustol^t^ Shelves war but as jp'robmg. They _ha^ watch and pass over your coat. 'Worker’s account, is a piece ox at Young ' Churchman's Sunday I Spades 10 7 6 2; HearU A 10 8 i add the reference work, DlcUon- ments will have to be made h o ^ Barnes and LeRoy B. Kinney; Con service, when, the installation of I win more u iation e hedrt trick ary of American Biography, to its ever, to keep within the budgeted now 'probed-iis and _we boxed the silk bearing the stars and stripes even If he'etood wr-bis head.^Then 2; Diamond 4; 'Clubs Q 8 3, What United States wants to live and an inscription in le languages gressional, Mrs. Richard M. Grant The Brotherhood of St. Andrew collecUon in its eff<^ to properly amount of 328,000 voted-^t last -nose of'the 'probers. and Jamea-Derby. with alternates rthey would point out that, the'<^ly do you say? ' accordfhg to hi.s law. But we are took place, directed by Mortoh O. Answer: Bid two clubs. This U serve the needs of Bolton stu­ Saturday’s town bljdgM meeting. # TwO/D^r Shelves Tass said Khrushchev made the Mrs. Charles S. Barnes and Alfred danger was a five-card heart spU The Bousa bi was major puU by bidding two dia­ Ident; Mrs. Joseph H am m ond^^- ritory, has not e*P«-lencqd air Calkins, D. Benton Crittenden, I that he would make the game tlnues to increase as shown by a Before' reaching a decision last about the consequences before­ •^;#S8’ account today said this seriously injured earlier this week contract If he just refused the first monds, you 'Will bid two hearts, ond vice president: Mrs. raids, and if it wishes to exchange took place at the news Bradley L. Batson, Horace W. (^pyright 1960, circulation report compiled May !• night, the B(?ard had toured.planU ONE-YEARoOLD REFRIGERATOR hand. After all, an aggression when her car skiddeil and went Sellers, (Warren A. Holbrook, s-n. trick. East would lead his other of several bkWers to inspect main­ Chenot, third vice president; Mrs. a war. we shall be compelled to conference; over an embankment,'is the wife General Features Cqrp.) In the first seven months of the Phillip Pierce, secretary ; and Mrs. has been committed against our fire rockets which wUl explota Warter Schroedet,. Roy Darwin] heart, but then would, be unable tenance facilities and obtain def- Q. You have probably noticed of Charles Edgar„ Larcomb of fiscal year, 10,471 volumes were Wesley Gryk. treasurer. • country, and we shall continue on the aggreMor's terrify in the and James Kennedy. loaned, on Increase of about 2,400 Initlons of bid items. pouting all the aggressors who placard among the fragments of Burnt Hill Rd„ Hebron. Some local Those elected as parish rep;^, very first nvinutea of svar. the plsne urging assistance to the A tentative summer schedule | over the same period last year. Changes which may he made to Check Below For ^ dare raise s hand against us. people, reading of the accident, has been made and definite hours keep within the budgeted amount sentatives were Miss Helen Thopt* In announcing Powers will ta pilot. What do you think its au­ were confused as to the identity 2i|d Open iftouse Hospital Notes There were 111 new borrowers “ Ybii see how accurately our charged with espionage. Tass siud will be sent to all parishioners at 1 A rtfu l'S / will be In minor equipment items as, of S t James’, and Mrs. J. It thors meant? of the. injured person, mistakenly added during the period Buhr, CTiurch of the AssuropUon Your Trade-In Price rocketeers shot down the- plane the 30-year-old former t « t pilot a later date. There will be one Included in the specifications. without settipg it on fire. The pt- A 'We assisted the pilot when taking it to be Mrs. Charles M. as First Librarian Mrs. Elinor Bentley The representative from St. Bridg he fiew into our territory and gave service each Sunday, from July visiting hours: AduTto * ^ ■ FREE Larcomb, the younger Mrs Lar- reports constant use of llbrary Jhlm due welcome. H.ttare are other 3 through Sept. 4, with Holy 3 to Perform pjii. Maternity 2 to 4 and 6:80 el’s'parlsh Is to be appoin^ted comb’s mother-in-law. ^ Communiort July 3 and<2l, Aug, , i;> ,aen«aa Manager Rlchud- to S pm . Children’s ^ to 7». . -.facUltis* tor study .by high achtwl later. . PAY ONLY* % c h . untnyijei guests, we Martin's "open house” on studenU,. She comin^enU_ that the 1 Year Foctoty Servk© YEARS OLD cefve them Just as " ‘hospitably--as J'V* . Churches to Meet 7, and Sept. 4, and Jfornlng P^aj^- SctaolMenus As ap auxiliary tp'\®® Diocesan olnt meeting oft tHe -Hebrifh - capital Jmproveitient*^.'! . .... Bureau pf Social Ser^ce, the Man- ,'•■l.4..lOa»■«c.■K^lito w -.--.ss*** tht»’’oiie.rWiir ehalM iy -blmi try, him eijuon Uaa. oteex. Suntf»Y«.:._-:4 .■ - AD M SW liSTO tD XY’r^^^^^ Flowers on the Alta:f, SuhfraS ■' v'Trtuhlly - an «mptjr one last san Gowdy, Coventry: M'rs: DdTOr library' collection, has pToved al­ chMter Council provides allow­ m m r severely aa a spy." held this evening at the Gilead night In the Municipal Build­ most indispensable as a source of On All Parts andLoBor. 2 Years The account of the printed ap­ were in memory ° f Bev thy Crocker, 205 Woodbridge S t; TTie menus tor May, 16 through ances for childten under care, and churchi J ., Stuart Neill, former rector of Three soloists will perform In a ing. ’Tliomas Lowery. Coventry: Mrs. non-fiction books in all fields of Christmas gifts for all children in peal for help would indicate that musical program in the First Con­ 20 are os follows: Drive Lags St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Only three jiersons not town Mildred Reynolds, Wales, Mass.; atudy. foster care.' Scholarships ate made 129.00 the man carrying it was not neces­ To date only 346' has been con gregational Church at 7:30 p.m; employes or reporters attend­ To Initiate Eight ElemeBtory 3 Years sarily expected to commit suicide Manchester. Miss Bernice Blotnlski, 224 W. Monday: Cold noeat, scalloped available also for graduate study tributed In the Salvation Army Sunday. The soloist* are Miss 4>Jan ed the information session on Eight candldaten will receive of social work to assure a contin on capture, as the Russians have Baftquet Tlokets Akins and Richard A. Probst, both Main St., Rockville; Mrs. Minnie potato, buttered peas, buttered Drive, headed by P. John Perham Tickets to the PTSA spon­ the school repairs, sanitary Young, Taylor St., Vernon;. Kathv the third and fourth degsees trf. uing professional staff. 4 Years 149.00 claimed. ' „ . of Amston, according to the re of Watertowij. and. Mrs. Donnal sewers, and storm drains that roll, pecu;hes, milk. m o d e l BA-llT Khrushchev said the S o v I e sored Athletic Bahquet, honoring leen and Steven Burgoyne, Coven­ the Grange tomorrow at the Tuesds:^'; Meat end vegetable *Ae guest speaker ’ explaUned port of Mrs. Richard M. Grant Carlberg of Andover. will be up for vote In a r*f- Oommunity HaU when Bolton that the Council of Catholic Wom- .lti!iu(««.,navar..aeiidq..i,tl,,p]gnes, over Regional High School athletes, to Miss Akins is a sopriimo W® > try; Ross Condit, Weal Willing- , pto..wlto..4l0Uto topping, birtteiv^ -.,wpp Jtave .op.t ,.y^ , ^ b e ob­ ^ ,^ ~ c S ^ i} r '.H9‘^ M reh d ioe^ n - ad-> 5 Years 169.00 the tfbited'Sfite's '-Sr dfW f edbii- contributed are asR ed'M uo’^scr rfar* itrefoit/et corn, 'WhofiS w h ^ t brea)! (imd but­ tries for reconnaissance purposes. tained''from Mrs'." i5. Everett Chorus. She is a senior at WaUer- wiTsther "it.: Kathryn VanDivort, work. They are Theresa Caldera, visory board, serves as a spo’kes- soon as possible. Ruth Howes and Mr. and Mrs. ter, ice cream, milk. ' "If there have been any indi­ Stone. town High School. 302 Woodland St.; Joel Bergeron, Helen, Hlner, Jeri , Lyn Fraser, Wednesday: Hsunbuig «»i,'roU, man for the Catholic women . of In Wllllmantlc District John R. McElmevy, 394 Por­ Unda Hassett John Jensen, Ja­ the State. It operates Lakeville m c l i v e p Y a n y w h e r e -As L o w A s vidual instances of our planes inad­ When the new court system goes Mrs. Carlberg, director of the Willlmannc; E. Ralphine Fother- buttered beans, chocolatutch coastal ship Mies took bv the retiring president, Mrs. the University of Bridgeport mense balloon eomnlunicatinns Reservations for the mother- the Bulkoll survivors aboard but ing. Tickets are available from any Walter 6. Joensuu of Vernon. The and received a mazter’a degrM . Rome Had Plumhinp teiv cupcake ^ith frosting, milk. sald/Yntemationally, he added, the 4-H club leader in Tolland County. satellite into orbit around- the daughter banquet to be served at Wednesday: Sloshberger on bun, Jauncil provides an organization returned them to the tanker committee Includes Mrs. A. R. from the Union Theological Semi­ earth because of technical prob­ Condition improves nary School of Sacred. Mutl(:. He United Methodist (Jhurch Satur­ whole kembl corn, potato chips, hrough which Catholic women o f when the flames subsided an Oberg, Mrs. Richard Law, Mrs. lems. . . . Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson :^ome—Nearly every house was day by men of the parish are hour and a half later. The num­ The condition of Miss Clarissa Henry Huggins and Mrs, R. H. is now choirmaster and organist at mixed fruit, milk. the United States cooperate in L. Pendleton, who has been a pa­ expresses belief today that Sen. 'equipped with waterpipe.s in the closing today. - They should be charities throughout the world. ber of men in the crew was not Briceland.'all of Manchester, the First Congregational Chur(:h Rome o f -97 A.D.. when stone ac- Thursday: Hot turkey sandwich, • EXCLUSIVE A tient for the past two weeks at John Kennedy’s victory In West made kmnediatdy with Mrs The motto’ of the organization is In Watertown and has previously Virginia primsrj' removed rell- queducts brought in 332,000,000 gravy, mAshed potato, buttered reported served at other churches In this John Erickson or Mrs. Michael "Elducation and Service.” G-EHLTER-FLO WITH ■ ^ TRADE-IN OF YOUR ^ous Isshe from presidential gallon's of water 4aily. The ” plum- peas or asparagus, bread and but­ state and in the New York area. Ooldsnlder, both of South Rd. ter, butterscotch , puclding with campaign. berlus ” - - a man who work.s with •n»e Woman’s Society of CSiris- CaS Plans Supper cream, nillk. / Well Driller Killed o n e -y e a r - o l d WASHER Mrs. John Bausqla.of Andover Negotlations underway between lead, from wqich our \wjrd, "plum­ fton Service of the church will MG 10-LB. Western Big Three end Soviet ber.” Is derived — was o ^ of th* Friday: Macarqiu with tuna and Mrs. Thomas O’Brien of Co­ serve a spring buffet at the church salad, buttered w ^ ed beans, muf­ CAPACITY Union to Insure secrecy for some most Important professional rpen on May 21. Mrs. H. FriU Noren New Milford, May 12 (/Pi— A 47- lumbia, a* co-chairmen, extend m of summit Ulks opening in Paris fin with b u t ^ apple splendor, year-old well driller was killed by invitation to all women of St. of that period. -v. is general chairman tor the pub- Monday. . . . Galina Sergeyevna Me event. Reservations may be milk. / electric shock yesterday while at • COMPLETELY CHECK BELOW FOR Columba’s Church parish to at­ Ulanova, retired ballerina of Mos­ BIBLE GIFTS i:P ior High work in nearby Sherman. tend a poUuck at 6:30 p m Mon­ made with Mrs. Erickson and Mrs cow Bolshoi Theater, one of eight New York, May 12 (AV-Th* GoWsnlder now for this ftmd Moiutoy: S cot^ lamb chops, ■ The -victim was identified aa AUTOMATIC YOUR TRADE-IN PRICE day. The supper will P*’*®^* Herman Jansen. New Fairfield. women elected to fellowship in .\merican Bible Society' today raising event parejey potato, buttered peas and mwthly meeting of the Catholic American Academy of Arts and carrots, bread and butter, milk. Police said Jansen was hauling reported it distributed 17,650,- / Baseball Notes ...an d you can open a Check- Ladies’ Society. v- Sciences. . . . 917 volumes of scriptures 'Tuewiay; Baked corned bebf a steel barrel up an incline with • WATER TEMPERATURE Mrs. Paul Juroyaty of Jurovaty Two small boys bum to death in Fjano Realty trimmed M and hash, buttered wax beans, roll and the help of an assistant, Edwin Master account- with any amoimt throughout the woi^l during OU, 16-6, last night in a junlpt CONTROL remember Rd., aa president-elect will appoint lire in a 3-by-4 foot cubicle tool 1969. This was a record for any butter, milk. Baldurich, 24, Britigewater. A steel AS LOW AS program.game at the school.Xield. P A Y O W tY * of money you chooBe. Sounds like her committees tor the -• coming locker at'Le'rittown. Pa.^. Jordan "year in the toclety’s history. The Wednesdayr-’Meat loaf, mashed cable was attach^ to the barrel, I YEARS OLD year during the business meellM. government blacklists eight mote Randy Cote of Flano’s hit ^grand and the cable to a rig. a pretty good arrangement, doesn’t average in the previous six years slam home run. His- teammate potato, stewed tomato, bread and She and the newly-elected slat^ ships of varioui. nationalities, Ih- was IS million. butter, mUk. ’ Jansen was working with the t < i ' ' w j i 1.2S WEEKLY will Uke office at this tlinto. ' cluding two American ships, for Bobby Roberts, fo U o i^ with steel barrel when the cable came 2 Years 119.00 it? It is. homer with two men/*hoaid. - Thursday: Shced ham, potato ‘ th is ... The society has appointed Mrs. rtolatlng Arab economic boycott of salad, buttered whole kernel corn, in contact with a high tension line Here’s another point you’ll like; Israel. . . . French doctor- and den­ Paul Shea was the winning just six feet above the cable at-1 I John Bahsola as delegate pitcher. Bobby Luke caught. Ken­ bread and butter, milk. OR you pay only 10 cents per check Mrs. Eugene Lescoe, Columbia, m tists sUging series of protest Friday: Baked macaroni with tached to the barftl. , , * i FREE ny Shapazian.snd Norman Nichols 3 Years 159.00 I alternate to the convention of the stiikM against proposed changes cheese, shredded lettuce and dreos- Hansen was dead on arrival at | used—and you pay this as you use were the M/and M battery, the New Milford Hospital,, Norwich Diocesan Coimcll of In social slecarlty law to limit fees n o w ; k .v d .s t i ' k s .: ing, bread and butter, milk. 5.00 MONTHLY The nejrtlejttgaj game In the junior pro­ 1 Year Factory your checks; you don’t have to buy 1 Catholic Women at St. they can qharge social security pa­ Jerry I Sophia Lnrfa tients. The 178-rpbm Lucerne Hoi- "VIHIJ TO A I ‘ BKU.ER Ilf gram M Scheduled for tomorrow 169.00 Cathedral, Norwioh, Ma^ 21. » night at the school between Bolton 4 Years a whole book in advance. Jurovafy. Mrs. Francis tel, which cost four million dollars PLANKT" I TIOMT8” Service Oh \ All ON OUR OWN.. when It was built In 1956, ordered sJls' I 6i30-9;lS IJafry and Flano Realty. On Sun- There’s a 25 cent monthly service formerly of this town, w d M «. .f(ay, Sheridan Oil will meet M and Frank Marchisa, of Columbia, to close next Sunday because it Is charge on your CheckMaster ac­ [losing money. M in the first game at the new 5 Years BUDGET p l a n also plan to attend. . I Bolton Dairy field on Rt. 85. Game Parts and Labor. count.,..but Baseball Group Makes Plans | time will be 1 p.m. MODEL these few pennies A booster drive for the support ,UST HARTFORD Howard. Skinner has offered his and Oldar of Little League and Pony Teams STANLEY W A R NER services In welding needed to con­ V WA-600T bring you a reg­ will be held May 22 from 2 to 4 struct bleachers at the new field. p m 'The concentrated, drive for ular M O N T H L Y Delations of pipe and angle iron minimum funds will be conducted by men STATED FRIDAY! for the project would be big help. CASH statement of your , and boys, participating in the At 6:16 and »;85 Park Ctommissioner Fred Gaal said CheqkMaster account so *■ baseball program, who will can­ ROBERT MITCHUM today. vass each town residence. “ Home From th© Hll^ A practice session tor farm that you know right ■ Any firms or. Individuals Inter- !■ Color ested In sponsoring one of the pro» » ■ x' ■ ' UHF-VHF where it stands, every Kob't Burl pbsed teams is asked to BYAN/ IVES month. 'That’s not true o f BoyM’ Baseball president, WiU'am Dunnack; Andrew (Jasper. vie? •nkY OK THE OtTLAW” accounts that send, you president; Edward Arnold, trew a Statement only every t h r e e urer; John Phelps, suminef spice in whites pony team coaches,r Willfs Covell ;SUNDAY and -MONDAY months. Yoii want CheckMaster’s or Maxwell B. Hutchinson. ^ The Greatest Show oo Etrth monthly statement, arid yoii’ll The group has also announced required in your that an Insurance fee of 99 have it! , iom e must accompany each • ^WINDSOR , jtylet If you don’t have a CheckMaster registration. The group Pr®s*''“ y mn A S L O W A $ diecldng account' nowjjpgive your­ plan* to open its season May 3.99 CheckMastef in keeping with a tradition esUb- self this time saving convenience! llshed in previous years. FEATIRE^1»I —RiJ* It’i lummer-white in Young Flain (excluiive it Tonight—Feature 1st at 8:80 BURT LANCASTER WITH THE TRADE-IN OF Pay your bills by rtiail in the com­ URGE CLOSING PAPER National). D ialin g white leathers, with open­ . Cartoons at 8:16 . “UNFOBOIVEN” Good Reading ^ 5 Down YOUR ONE-YEAR'-OLO TV fort ojf .your own home—let the Havana May 12 (>P)—Pro-^s- In Color ings, spiced just right with touches of gold. checking tro union workers who s e l ^ Jrlf Jack postman do yoiur walking for you. DIario de la Marin* published ('UANDCKR FALANCB for the Fancy little Queen Anne heels or Patties and a ■“WHO WAS .THAT LADY?” p a y ONLY* You can arrange for your Check- front page editorial today urg­ "10 SECONIIS TO HEM.” YEARS OLD doubly pointed toes that point the way to fash­ ing the government to close the ■ Tony Cprtls-Dean Martin Whole Family Master in a matter of minutes at Natolle Wood ion. Go right ahead and splurge on several pair, 128-year-old independent nrnvs- BEST AHEAD OF THE REST 119.00 account! any o f our offices* • paper. The new directors, *c- * 5 MontMy 2 Years 'cause exciting Young Flairs are pnly $3.99 ciised by Publisher JBse Ignaqlo Co-Feature In Color ^ , •News . Rivero of taking over the anti­ “THE FLYING FONTAINES” and $4.99. Sires to 10, narrow and mediuml communist paper by armed Read The Uiecald Advfi.. 3 Years 159.00 force yesterday, asKed that the Or 1.25 Weekly On 0 property he confiscated by the T he Ooirlnectlcut Banic National Printing Office for 4 Years - I^llcadon of books and pam­ Own Budget Plan KOW PLAYING! • Family Feahir^ AND TRUST COMPANY phlets. and Over 199.00 ENDS TUESDAY Tha ChfWIon Seton** Monitor BBS ^ Norwoy St., D(»ton 15, Mow. •ALL TRADES’MUST BE IN OPERATING CONPrgOW SO eSUEiSH r Ssnd your nawipopsr for tha tlmt thseksd. Enclossd find my ehsek or ^\_ 30 Offices . serving 21 Connecticut Communities IRL monty ordsr., I ysor S20 O p r u f F i m iF M L PEPQSIT iSSUBANCE COUPOBATIOM • MEMBER f E D W l B H i ^ l t S I E I I 8J « months, 310 o 3 months 3S D NPT Jl’8T ONE ., BBT hitmmmmUuer SERVICE STORE . Z UI1JIBIQB8 COMEDIES ’ ' 'Ifoma Ml 9^9523 Jerry Lewir . I James Mason “ VISIT___ TO “ ■ _ Vera Sanders • FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE IbB fMfWNAimM iTORB IN lASnRN U.S. • 8MALI. “ONE TOUCH . 7 U MAIN ST. F tA N E T ” or LABCENY” PIXA8E NOTE: FEATURE SHOWN FIRST li|«..D:aD f MANCHFSTER SHOPPING PARKADB • SDNDAT Thru THURSDAY • Stol* w 'H 4t , West Middle Turnpike tnd Broad Street -A w n p a M w u u gp ’ OpSB Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Eyenints T -L>\ .uJfikJ T-) i V ■ \

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i d e a l g i f t : Ousted Editor F O R t h e G B A D y A n C t Area Residente Pprtobif TV-Radio Tonight May F%ht Ban A $8J» depoelt BsmuM you Plan to Attend of Boy model .portBblo .for (Ooa^nod from P»fo Obo) •ear dBaght«r* or m b ’s Rally in Putnam w^BBtioa ftft flf.M «y. Thfe Baby Has Expulsion of McGurk, I coflso *00 them att Behind the Oftloers and members of the Television chief of the Conrtectlcut DaUy Connecticut Christian Endeavor *♦ 1:10 The Real McCoys CampuA, was announced ^ on d ay tefulM's Typ«wril*r . T t s o t:00 Wc * Tbsatsr (In proceM) ' Producer s Choice 1^. *i. *0 Union from Manchester and area E arly ritaow. (in. nrogreiS) M l^aeli in Atrlea by the university. The i , S«rvic* Been Named... First Show (in orogress) John^ Rlngo «. U . 40 ment said he was being “ | towns plan to attend the units Huckleberry Hound t:00 Not EVirBor Hire■■■ the person principally responsible 479 E. Middle TanmllM Cartoon Playhouse Pat Boone Show - . J§ Manchester-MI 9-I47T New England Rally In Putnam Fri­ Cisco Kid , „ 10. 93. ao for an itsue pf the newspaper de­ 6:» Weather. News and Sport# ■ Bachelor Father day night and all day Saturday. Zane Grey TTiealer i - . 13 scribed ss “pornographic an4 on­ S:S0 Phony Ifour Answer _ t;S0 Frank Sinatra Show t, 13., 40, scene” and "a new low In coUege W r s M ^ Officers attending from this area - SporU. News A Westher w CItlsen Soldier . :s will be Hubert Edmondson of Cov­ Danger Is My Business Markham • Id humor and In extreme PO°'' ,^**^*‘ e-.4S Doug E dw srds The Ford Show m The Issue was a special entry, president^ Richard Thomas John Daly • 10:00 Oroucho M ars 10. 21. JO of 13 Lucien St„ vice president; . HuntleyBrlnklsy , , Moyle at Ten lisue”. called "The Scampus. It Mrs.^ Norman <^orey of 29 Ches­ S;U l^urkyBarenu 10:15 P lay ot the Week . , ^ 3 .wan releaaed May 2. ^ rRayn,o^n"d"st^ C fto S .^ ^ H e ^ h V tw o brothfr.. Jeffrey. ter Dr., secretary; Miss Jennie '7:00 Johnny Midnight 10:30 Take A Good Look,,.-.^ The explusion order drew oriU- Movie St Seven Death Valley Daya clsm from,, faculty jnembers and 6, anti James. 4. » •••• Geissler Of Broad Brook, treasur Passport to Danger SUent Service, er' and the Rev. Willard Thomen, News 4 Weather 11:00 .The Big NeWa Studepts alike. :^mner6us teachers Th# Iwttwr wprod^wd in it* •ntiroiy b*low B \f>rk son of Mr and Mrs. Russel! G. Philbrick, This Man Kawson F eatu re 40 signed .^a petition deploring the A pastor of the Andover Congrega 7:1B West Mass H Ishllshls a Weather. Sports 4 News 8 861 ‘ h ^ wag bom May 4 at Manchester M«niorial Hos- tional Church. John Daly and the Nea-s • Barry sa Barents re m s • 80 action. A few hundred students of "Pratt & Whitney Aircraft to each employee at facts The Connecticut union, the old­ Huntlev-Brlnktev SOI 11:16 Jack Paar Show 13. 30 deirionstrated In support of Mc­ b . l i . v « neighbor, throughput Connecticut mutt ‘^ls% \,^^al?;:an‘d”^ a S 7; JO Law of Thn Plainsman Worlds Best MorteS Gurk Monday by marching on the I thrt it. est of Its kind in the world, accord­ To Tell The Truth.. 11 :S0 Ja ck PPi a a r W d Mrs William Wing. Kingston. N. H. *^* •'** ing to the Rev. Mr. Thomen, wlM Yale Reports i3:l6^ Starlight■ IL Movts unlverslty’a administration build­ Slathers ^UI^II Jr T 2. and Robert Eugene.. 1; meet with officers of the Interna­ Shotgun Slade 13:3(1 Alman ing. obAt it. deoling. with t^dge 1746, Intemotiond A..oc.ot.on oHlflashmi.t.. urn s f s ? ^ Jbeliyn. 18, and Temy Lynn. 13. S;00 Betty llutton Show 13:60 News 4 Weatbsr 80 tional Christian Endeavof Society Donna Reed Show 1:00 !>ale News arid the Massachusetts Christian Bat Masterson- Nsws Praysr t.>mn Mari^^aughter of M ^ d Mm Endeavor Union Friday night. SEE SATUKDAT’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LI8TINO -The urlion leodership i. threotehing a .trifce over 'J"*J f , The rally gets underway Saturr . t pTt^*^"afg?Lsrr i: day morning with a pancake break­ CO0D John Postma 13S Autumn^S^.^ Her p a t^ a l V n « a t h e r is fast at the-Ptitnam Baptist Church woge.. They themtolve. toy that woge. ore not on ittue. ^ at 9. "^e Rev. Mr. Thomen. who is Radio YOUR MOVE... Lc^OTi° A. Ellis. 843-859 Main St. She hiU two brothers, Ste­ vice ]^esident of the New England t P ^ r l o u . oconomic contodbenco., not only for our own employee., *u (Tills llBtiBf iBcludei «mly those bows broBdcBsta of 10 or IM bIbbU NEWS phen Allan, 5. and Jeffrey^ S.^and a^slster, Donna Jean. 4. region. Will preside at the niom- NooM-BeUa-yoaSoni^ Ihg session, to be followed by a |{ngtt^Somo stattoBs csrrjr other short'BewscBstel. Bmk Lif* Ituurmct. w a J son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph PelleUer. Springdale Ave., f$i th$ hurdof htttriKQ quiet hour. Leadership conferences WDR4J-UKtrnm tf,' tmmr (k . raiwr Alrcrtltof; ■ in any of these layoffs. y The union officials have also complaineil afe^about Northfleld, Mass., conference from Pythian Veteran 8:00 World rontght 8:00 Flnaniaal Newa, June 25 to July 2 will be presented. 8:16 Music 'piII One S:16 Bbowcaae and Mews . Ik, p««»t Pr.n » Whit,,, A ^ . (t .,ti y t « }_^; These l*voff. were accomplished in accordance with the seniority pro- .. ,g ,» .o c.n,pnl.o,y nn„.yk>,J X l V . ' X J. Richard Johnson. 9 N. Fair- 13.P0 News 7:00 Fulton Lewie Whitney Aircraft agree m advance to ^bitrate an yjri ^oravinj A banquet is scheduled for 6:30, 12:10 Muelo nil One 7:16 tOvenlng Devotlona SAVINGS union ,o n „ ,5 . in rft«k Nn. ■ ...g k and Harold E. Westerhoff. field St., was awarded his 50-year 1:00 Newe. Sign Off 7:20 8how(vuw and News filed bv any employee or hr the union claiming that any one of the layoff* arise under the contract. This is, in effect, . £U ^ by f S l He has A brother, Steven M., 5, and two sisters, Kathy secretary of the International So­ jewel and a certificate in recog . w h a T '^ m 8:06 The World T^ay aign a blank check and turn ‘ un-tricteS hlUon of his half-century mem­ 8:30 Showcase and N>wa E ., 7. and Joanne, y. . ^ ^ , \ ciety, Will preside. 6:00 Big Show 9:00 Music In the Air BANK of tMt union for m.nv years This is # ‘"u Kow This was unfair. him sometime in. the future. I say this “ ie r e e V advance to bership in Linne Lodge, K n i^ U 6:30 John Daly 9:06 Showcase and Newe work #t Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. In >ht8 letter 1.Hill tril, you non After'the banquet, the Rev. Mr. 6:40 Big Show with PHOM MAGNET Ti-,1 - unH. dauphter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman I. Kronick, of Pythias', in Manchester. The 11:05 Muelc Beyond the SU ra arbitration means that the c<’'"P“" > , o r Thomen will present the yinnerS of 7:00 10(1 P Morgan 11; 30 New* . Te»l Ihe Crwoder. New state of affairs came about. allow acme stranger, with no knowledge of \ P S ^ ftfi Mott Ave New Londoij. She waa born April 29 at ^ew Lon- various state smd New England award was made at a meeting last 7:16 Big Show 11:35 Muelc Beyond ihe SU ra ' rheee MegnelMake* MANCHESTER J- 2. Tti6 Occupotionol Group lt»u«. 11:30 P uT)Hc Affaire 12:06 World Newe. Sign Off business and no responsibililvJor Us successful “P*'^®*"’"’ „ k p m citizenship contests. ‘ night at Orange hall. 12:00 Sign Off Ulepheae ceevenoSoa* #105 SF “"U™TO" S S VSIZS A g^oup from MMaachusetts (Herald Photo by Saternis). WPOP—141* clearer than avar. th e union ha. also ch.rged thit ‘‘•"«*8*«*"*J* p“ l t t e r . Which may affeitt-its vtry existence and may endanger Kronick. 18 Stephens St., Manchester will conduct the evening worship 6:00 News. Weather •tMa* Uaage the-occupationsl group of a large number o emp y ,. . its ability to provide goad jobs,, .... service and the rally will adjourn go Tribune Award for meritorious 6:16 conn. Ballroom NMSNM A M aihle for the company, to maintain a less senior employee i 7:00 Ray Bomera at.8 .p.m...... ■ ■ i. _ achievement in Air Science HI: 11:00 Nswa ARTHUR DRUG East Branch of layoff.” . The managemenl of Pratt & All former fchrUtlan Endeavor David M. Hudak, 109 Aspinall 11:10 Ray Bomera Go,vusdt-Air=-- m S t Oann^ Pharmasy tdmphlsSry urirestricted » r b i^ 1 is 'iinfamili ar to y'"*^ ' He hW abrotheri Richard, 3, and three j eat«^tn-y^th^^upi^^^^ craft Corp.' 'Award- Award for •,euUtah(U- FREEHEIJVBiY West Branch „' 'TTieresfter.'teVdifferent meetings were heW to attend the rally. Information 6:00 New*. Weather SperU 8 A.M. to 10 F3I. Mascheeter Pariiade of Pr.tt & Mutnev Jiircraft and a jontt unimr- negptiati«a-fi^nuU»..„... Bisters, Joanne, 5; Ellen, 3. and Sus«i, 18 months. Ing sophomore selected for Air 6:15 Album of the Day PhoM Ml 3-4136 of Pratt & Wfiitney Hartford Southington. Meriden, and may be had by conUcting the Force Advanced Course and Pilot 878 MAIN ST. h**n in effect for lO Viskrs vrithout any major changes. During that perio , Rev. Mr. Thomen In Andover, or 6:45 Three Sur Extra of. „.p.g„ i. k..ic.uy ;Y „r.vT»X »grfkir^^^^^^ \ \ John Anthony m . son of* Mr. and ", A>^Ssfe^M V- Training. 7:(XI Dick Bertet ir m lln S tu r iV ^ '^ h o d s ^ d processe. have changed y, ' vAk W Center St. He was bom May 3 at Manchester Me from the Rev, Berton J. K. Ar- Matl Koiva, Andover, The Amer­ 7.05 The Manlon Forum thur. pastor of the Putnam' Bap­ the.changes in j Z product. Thus, the company and the unmn m ^ rilfj S p?W His paternal grandparenU are. Mr. and Mrs 1 ican Ordnance Assn. Award for tist Church, 40 Woodstock Ave. John Anthony .Phillips Sr., East Granby. Honor Student Commissioned In nixed during the negotiations last fall, that some changes in the existing Ordnance. A 15-mlnute demonstration of Sr*«X''o^;^.n^ g X ^ -p X T k .-,,. in iko 161 fJTri ^ wS S ” s H e ^ w ^ iFour from Area trick drill and manual of arms by i,inl u,i,n ,,k,li»lin» cmmillCT ,»prCT,ri k« p ,n ,„ l Jpprov, _ Hefmatomal grandpawn^ ' the University’s crack drill team. The Pershing Rifles, will be pre- Get ROTC Honors membershipT vour decisions on the affairs that ^ m a n a g e to he 7 , . . ire Mr. arid Krs. S. ti: ivtwrv. ^ ih g Rlffe '2hd. nreutenanf icTaW« ' |KO»»mUa' the company and the union. * ^ ^ . . . of some stranger. This is the basic position of the company on this demand. brothers, Rlcdiard Jr., 3H( and Steven,; 1%. Four local men will be among rence A. Herzog, of 52 Vernon St. efembodying n ^ O n . oi-tk, rk.ng«. .ngg»t,d ky ik, t „ S " k . . niLvlil A lsa Eon of Mr. lurd Mrs. Edward G. Olschecskie. 51 61 Army and Air Force ROTC I^t’s look at the record pride in the fact FlovS? w-as bom May 5 at MaRchesteri Memorial ^ cadeU who will receive 66 awards KILLER GETS LIFE Ita terms were executed and are now in effect rn os p y rltal Hla maternal grandmother Is Mm. ^Irace Helleri t , and elutions for ouUtandlng West Palm Beach, Fla.. May 12 this type of arbitration. Pratt ^y - :„,ure such fair treatment, — Seventeen-year-oid Dennis Hartford. He haa tw o’ brotheim%obert. 12 SRd Donald 10, and achievement in military and air that it treats all Aircrafter^s fairly. the maximum three slater«, Sandra, 14; Lynji, 14, Janet, 4. ■clence next Thursday at the Uni­ Whitnev today, begins a life sen­ versity of Connecticut. tence for murdering a Hialeah e * .r » « Antnnlo Rocoo, aon of MrXand Mrs. Rocco Caniccl, The students ■will be presented woman, the seventh person he was 127 Birch St. He orag bom May 3 at M ^chester Memorial Hos-- sabers, trophies, medals and mis­ charged with killing on a cross cellaneous prizes - during the an­ countrv tour. P‘tal. , , * e . . Whitney was convicted last which could L made subject to compulsory arbitration. nual Militarv Dan program in Me­ meu" rd% ifferent problems, such a. exposure to high voluge lines. Rarer Alan son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul ^.W lllhide, 88 Por­ morial Stadium which will begin week of slaying Mrs. Virginia t e r He waa bom -May 4 at Mancheeter Meijiorial Hospital. Selby, 62, near Jupiter last March !» «nv Vircrafter who believed Aat at 1 p.m. The reverse of this is also true.- Hfa r^ k tem a l^ d p v en U ^ a ^ ^ Mr. and Mrs. H A Bean Wash­ Awards to be received by local 5 The jury recommended mercy ington, D. C. He has three brothers. Ronald, 13. Russell, 9, and men include: William J. Liepis, 6 and Judge James Knott passed the These two tvpes of industrial electrical work are equally Yn'I Richanl, 7, and a alster, Cdrol, 15. ^ mandatory life sentence yesterday. . ' ,*** • \\ Deerfield Dr., Co. E., With Regt. Scabbard and Blade Award for The North Hollywood, Calif., m m m s r n Anita, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ojara Abolins, 67 Nbrih St., meritorious achievement in Mili­ redhead also is accused of killing M™. ^ P l . Rhe waa bom Mav 8 at-Manchester Memorial Hospital. H « ma- two persons in the Miami area, X " 1'..” ',: 3 k„, k.a,pk ™ 0 .. T . * K p « 5 ^ S s areMr. and Mrs. GusUv Lagzdins, faltoiom tary Science II. - Gerald P. Nicoletta, 9 Vernon three in Arizona and one in "on of whether or not the company had dealt with him fairly. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Janls Abolins, 'California. employees Irony one Jo the other. Center Hgts., Vernon, The Chica- these two plants. Latida. To this extent, Pratt & Whimey Aircraft ^wUlin^ WT. ( „. J.V. aftpr the nertmber 3 conclusion of negotiations, the •' w /a ll recoanize that if and when layoffs are necessary, the employee review its aettons and J"*’" ubi^^ to arbitration is known in k : i:”‘u ^ .S i;'~ In all these cases, however, the inatter sunj^i ( k,g.n "its . "" change. With rare exceptions, an employee advance. There is no requirement that we sign a bla I . L. k.. .;oid«l .k, , ’ik.(„».k,-.k...k„.i.™ nec-i.y,(«rrX 'f.T ?£:7c."« X occupational group, it clearly recognized this fact. k.yk,d tk,., k. «a. . * ■ ' agreement they made is oppressive and unfair. ^ 3. Tht Company"* Right to Atsign V/orhy :: -It- uatiort proceedings and t h ^ o n d has not yet been heard.^ ,L„. ,k„ ■„ » „ k ..(.,, .igning ■'■'j’f

. - Last Hartford - .• ^ggheld on December ment. Most union contracU have a similar provision. iflerting with company renresenta IV co„,panV that the union had a X , I k . ' IL IS ( t , r v f e k ““ il^k'cjk. k„g..,:,g ..w, .11 tko Bpion’s original proposals for a new contract. .r."lXnn in,Min, n.« , Ik, prkiwl c,n1,.,l .itP.lkn » ";it,;,|;„% ‘'ikn,m pX r s n X i i i persons.” \ ' . > i. i The inclusion of thwe words would not change the meaning of the clause O N N E W "”“5' Ihe inciusi^ oi me* ^ management any new nght further to offer ™ "/.’ "k.™ kS. Thi.X,*Jn.i«~l ky tk. uni.n. .tt.Tn„ dunng In tkrir nnimtou. .,op.g.,d. I«B,» *0 r ! ”" the negotiations,' negotiate a new agreemenl with the compa ,.

Tk. p,„po„ n( .k, n„ -P'Aing j n .r i ' k r ' L i a ^ " , n . k..i, g,.i oi , k , , , , i o n 1 . « r.”» rs. IMMIIHBI ---—---______a __ M A % To help you scoop the best ice cream that money can buy, Cumlwr- REG. PRICE occupational group; and the company s right to assign wor . - about 3 8 7 0 — had joined this union voliintanh. , t SA £ land Janiis brin^ Let’s look at the record to determine how much substance - if any Half Gallon ihere is to these complaints. ^ c":. HisIteSiStJSS 1. ThB 10% Clauw en Layoffs. RCGt C J the inclusion of this^wbrding. doz. - Both the. old contract and the agreement reacheil on Dwe^ber 3 pro^ the compaiiy will not agree to such compulsion. We're out' to sell more cars this May than ever S grou;" in specified seniority Altkougk ,k ,„ i. n . «-'!'• fore and to d6 it we are TR A D IN G WILD! iBe** ^ ”,1 U g^,;.ny Sr.TEvTnfpl k t :K ;S CUMWRLAND fARMS be able toTelain the services coinpanv would have the right to this wording. ,"i 100*/e Pur* FterMa fore you buy see us for the best deal on Amer­ But that isn’t all. Onlv last July the I.A.M signed another "greejent tw tr X tL p k r . g»a pi.,;}, »o.k .k«k„.p, not tk,,.« . „i- DAIRY “■«? ica's best selling car. with Pratt-& Whitney Aircraft i,f slili lective bargaining agtecnient in effect. ORANGE Frolt, DRINK Punch I am'soirv that this break in our usually harmonious ,w JUICL fq r . Half Gallon Buy an OK Used Car at Carter Chevrolet SciU, and ability rather fhan on the basis, of seniority alone. Machinists before they were signed? \, MILK and get Carter'^s 3 guarantees of satisfaction, it will be solely the responsibinty of the union. CUMBERLAND FARMS 16 Oz. CUMBERIANO FARMS - - Ten years ago the union proposed that layoffs and recalls be made on 1 know of no problem that affects Aircrafters in connection with this 6% Milk Solids Added Loaf PER 1. Every OK uMd ear k lioiiGStly dGseribedl ' * 4UART thJbasis of seniority alone, th e company Sincerely, ' 17* SWEET CREAM 2, Every OK UMd cor Is Hier«ugMy reeondirioiied. ' Jloyees when necessary, particularly in the BY THE GAIXGN S. Every OK used cor is bocked by the famous OK general layoffs. The union recognized this need at that time a^ia tnese- BREAD time recognize that occasionallv, to meet a particular situation, a for^ LIGHT M Pint 19c| Used Cor wcuronty plus Hie more than 25 yeors of clauses were, included in our agreement. I 35e I 68c fdir deoHng by Carter Chevrolet in Manchester. man or a su^rvisor has operated a machine tool or has P"‘‘ HALF I «AIXAN The facts show that the seniority system which has This howev^ has been rare and infrequent and will continue to he so. Oneral Manager ^ GALLON I HEAVY Vi Pint 29c at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft has operated fairly. In late, 1957 and early It would he uneconomical to have aupervisora who are paid to » » P « ™ 1958, vvhen the government sharply reduc^ its J V * spend their Hme doing the work assigned to the tfmployees under their PRATT i WHITNEY AIRCRAFT 2 ^"3 1 ^ ■ecei^sry to lay off shout 3,500 people from this division -- » "«mber supervision. larger than theiotal number of employ ees of many lactones m the Hart- IN THE FAMOUS JUG MEK / QUICK SERVICE AT ALL OF OUR CONVENIENT STORES | • k'» ' O™ f AAL lo f PAN. SEVEN DAYS ^ CHEVEtOLET CO., Inc. 424 FRANKUN AVL. HARl^O I OPEN 9 AAA. to ? PAA. MANCHESTER SHOPFINO PARKADE. MANCHESTER 5S? SImVILLE T229 MAIN ST. •I ,124 MARKET SQUARE. NEWINOTON | ItS NEW MlTAlN AVEh PLAINVILLE ■J’. ■''/\ c-^ /.:. V ... •b s' ' ■ ' , ' ‘ '

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:R. c o n n . THURSDAY, MAY i t 1960 will,' but 1 hava don#.’ '” Thers MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCH were other wsys of serving a school OPEN FOR BUSINESS that over me like besides belc(pging. to the well- nally with “None of self and all of nltched the power ofOirtit. ’mac N o f f c e Broad Scope Needed, demonstrated last winter,, when Yodgy Thee?’.’ And the strange part of it known clubs such as dramatic yMtihnlby, hb did not rlbd d'**''*' Lodge’s appearance before the Re­ ThoughthHor is that when We come to the place FsSrtiy I rejoice in club and literary .Jiubllcations, h* Bpoasored, by the >lls«pbeatef ill treatment, ‘R ‘ W i h a v e D A Ity said. Those who tutored fellow stu­ Johnny's Frhndly' I IRanrl^idtpr th« perfortnanco of the bo>’ ■who. publican weekly luncheon at Hart­ where w e, are ready to die com­ secutionA and calam^ltles rw Connecticut ConneU at Chaee dents, who ran tee movie projec­ (Jo h n e v a n i s k i ) cauirbt In the cookie Jar, main­ ford becanie the largest affair in pletely to self and say with Paul, Christ’a sake. For when I Hdiior Students Told bmViSYTOTHI tors, who made posters for dances, that luncheon’s history. "1 no longer live but Christ llveth w ^ k , -then »ni I etrong:. : Eoetiing ^rralft tained he hart a right to he in it And that apparently spontane­ me," we find ourselves filled were serving Just as valuably as ESSO STATION Y a n k e e Luke 14:1-11 Rev. Paul C. K aiser^ he became somebody had hidden" It. ous redevelopment of party-warmth ' wlthjiowerttkOOV and comfort and,peace Concordia Xeitheran .Chureji •n» Impact of Ktenchester Highland responalblUty. take over team captains. 406 MAIN ST— MI 9-8242 Someone has well said, "The - |tt*JKr^lSS?U?0 ^“‘‘ INC. We desen-e something better than for Lodge, perhaps merely a result andrt Joy-:^Joy-from God such as we have He concluded his talk with, "Let • GAS • LUBRICANTS • CAB WASHmO V ■ 13 BUitll Sireei By A. H. 0. of a natural cycle of emotions Christian has to be big enough to never known before. ".As poor, but School atUdenU on th'4 21at cen­ hi* concluding remarks. Su­ us render this service (after grad- MMChwter Con* Juvenile logic In matters of life ..jver kno' At Rlpon, 'Wla., in 1854, BOLTON • LUBRICATION • TIRES • BATTERIES combined with the passage of time, be used.” God doesn’t w'ant any­ making lumiyrtvmahstJ rich, as having tury waa the concern last night of perintendent llUng reminded the liatlon) to all of mankind." thoiuS f raRGU»y^, -r nwnt waa organWed • OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. R FKRGUSON and death. It would appear to be a com- perhaps sparked by party awat«- body'ht heaven who has such an nothing, yet >otsesalng;_ *''*'^1', Arthur H.* lUlng, iujpwrlntendent Of studenU of their responsibility to Judith Gilbertson, secretary, PublUhtri Inflated idea of his importance came the modern day KApRoi'®*" recognize "human rights, human roOoded October l. Iwl qrtetely genial and pleasant lylaxa- neas of the close personal .ties be­ thing." "Most glcdljNtJierefore will spoke on leadership. tween Lodge and his old House that he would probably start In by 1 boast rather of Inj^'-jj^wkness, Party. ^ ■ehoole, who waA the main speaker needs and human dignity *ve^ - iszcept tion ali the way around which sets This quality, she said, was FuMltaed Keerj BTenlng - - - . - g - Lanhing The Tigft ■ colleague, Vice President Nixon, telling God how to run His King­ at the InlUatlon of VerpUnck Hon­ where. But the only way they "based on tee desire to help and '• and Hojlda^i fc-nler'rt_;'a t»;; the stage for the return of John Conn, reportedly produced such mellow­ dom. Nor does He want anyone or Society memberSr could do It, would be first to make serve others." It d ttie t at • Mancheeier An American correspondent in Lodge, ambassador to Spain, to the most of their own potential as d aaaa Mall Matter ness in Lodge Jrlfiiself that, in his there who feels' that he's on a P IN E L E N O X He told the 85 new members and Some leaders, like Einstein, are Turkey, investigating conditions more private reunions with some intelligent responsible human gXJBSCRIPTlON RATE® Connecticut political activity, as higher level than other , people. their parents and friends at the lesiders. by force of their genius: ■ Payable in Adrance after the recent demonstrationa. B>aDboll*ed by his prospective of his administration intlfnates, he “Small’' people are ao worried helngS. There Is no holding them back. Indulged in retroactive regret that PHARMACY h l^ 'SOTooi auditorium that the ^ a Year ...... there, concludes thst Premier presence on the Connecticut dele­ about their aecurity that they’re Others who spoke In the, trafli Somy are leaders because they iix Month* ...... he himself had ever drawn any problems whlcH. would face them tional ceremony were tee four offi­ gation to the Republican National always trying to get in the lime­ 2«f E. CENTEE ST. would come .itiore from within haVe been chosen to be .the head of •liirt* Month* ...... *...... Menderes la like a man riding a Convention at Chicago. kind of line against any party fac­ cers of the society, vTio spoke on an organization. And Some emerge 3-DAY SALE « n e Month ...... light to feel "important.” They themselves than from the mate- nyeeaiT ...... tiger, and that he will automatical­ ■nie key piece, of relaxation, tion or individual. -effe also’ easily offended by any­ the four qualities for membership. as leaders under, the pressure of IJlnrle Copy...... which make.s such a symbolic role That made everything Juat about TEL. Ml 9-O m rlM changes outside them Scholarship, character, service and circumstance, she sold. ly commit himself to more of the one ivhq eeems to not give them "Top will have to balance your P member o r possible in the first place, has ap­ unanimous again, and the party leadership. Leadership does not necessarily same kind of thing which provoked full credit for what they are or moral thinking against your ma­ L THE ASSOCUTED RR*:^,^,.., parently comeat Washington. Four one big nafipy family against the What they have done. "Big” people Mary Anne Beach, president mean being a team captain, she MORIARTY BROTHERS ^ iMa.. AMand*iatM) Pr^SS tR ^XCllUlTOlV public protests against his poli­ possibility that Lodge’s old frirnds. terial opportunities,” he said. L J t u r * /\ ^ t h e u*e ot renublication of years ago, w'hen. President Eisen­ can afford to be Insulted. They spoke on scholarship. • . , said. Secretary of State Herter and Nix­ He pointed to the material lux­ E l n?^* dlVpatrte. credited to it or cies in the first place. hower and Secretary of State Dul­ are not worried because they are "The student nominates hlmMii "Simply respecting authority Eof wSenrf** credited In tW* t»per And from New York comes cir­ lesWere deciding que.stlons of pub on, should decide to relax the Ei- uries of this century. (to the honor society) by outstand­ and "contributing something Your Firestone Headquarters K d rUo th« IncRl news publlRh^d secure. Christian Science senhOwePrDulles': ruling against r All rifht* of reptibllciitlon of »pecla. cumstantial proo, of the accuracy lie taate, their idea w as that am The pupils who had Just been In­ ing scholarship,” she said. worteviihile” are the qualities of gli^tche* herein are aleo r>»et-red bsssadors who represented this having ambassadors mix into the Some years ago there were pro­ ducted Into the. honor society could leadership. of such an observation. There the fessional hecklers who used to be But this scholarship exhibited by country abroad should preserve process of selecting- Presidents not remember a time when there the honor students was "only the Of the parents in the audience Pull aerelee client of N. E. "A. Berr- news is that eight Turkish stu­ who, in turn, select ambassadors. hired to go to public meetings and iEntItled their dignities free of sordid-Inti­ was no television, he said. brink of scholarship,” she said. she said, "They have set an exam­ SALE ON FIRST LINE H'lhlWleher. dents, enrolled in New York educa­ mate contact with the political ThTs Herter and Nixon have now Insult to the limit some of the And not only did they have cars, ple for us, now let us set one for prominent people on the platform. "We chn memorize long lists . . . Uullu* Mtthew* Sn'clal A V f c ^ tional institutions, have been noti­ game, even though that game apparently done, and Lodge la full- ''Chrifrion Sel«ie#; Hast Middle Turnpike marine voyages, have all had a acceptance of the status quo 8XK>x14 Tubdess Block ^ W ."y-1 m M^n*d.y to him in reality. A tjeast It elimi­ dential candidates about their re­ use. God cannot pour, the riches of trensendoUs Impact on our dvISiz- She pointed to tee ideas of Eu­ soh M. Bailey, principal of the nated anv test of wlielher or not Maacheeter, Oonnectl«eit ^ o r Wednesday—1 p m United Nations headquarters, in ligious beliefs. His wisdom and power into souls abkm he said, and new discoveries clid. Aristotle, Columbus. Jonas High school. The invocation was New York, supporting the sbident the Connecticut Republican party, Dr. Patrick Murphy Malm said that are filled to the brim with ■will continue tb change our world Salk and Horis Pasternak as ex said by tee Rev. Joseph H. Mc­ at that time, w’ould have cherished Tlmo: Siiniloy (Bftonioofi, Mfiy IS . T t6 0 « r3:lS T u b d e s s W h ite w o H s 2 0 .9 5 demonstrationa taking place in that voters have "a right to know selfishness and'pride. ' • drastically. amples of men who did not auto Cann. 6 .7 0 x 1 5 l '^ ^ ‘fuId*’d*adL” i the opportunity of sending him to if (Vice President) Nixon Is,, or Carolyn Mather, sophomore vio­ 2 2 .9 5 f d ^ of tmhllcatlon except Saturday Do you remember the Gospel TP cope with this new world "a matlcally accept what was told this moment when she csji show *1?' Jaslowskl opens the coveted awa^. ^ i l * 7 .1 0 x 1 5 T u b d e s s W h i t e w d k Turkey itself. San Francisco. was, the kmd of Quaker who FIrat Church pf Christ,' 8ctes«Uet, Mancheeter broad general acquaintance with linist, entertained the assembly <# a.m______- At that time Lodge slid wore the song which starts with "All of self W h ite w o H s 2 0 .9 5 Mendefea is described as a leader would, If he were elected president, and none of -Thee,” then as grace - Welcome* You many fields” will be needed by ^^"We have only scratched the with her playing of Bruch’s adagio 7 .5 0 x 1 4 T u b e le ss. y " Thursday, May 12 wlm-believes in himself and his aura of defeat by Rlblcoff, and the abolish the Army and Navy—or if t. m Mf i. iw*r **H Lrom tee "Violin Concerto in G W h ite w o H s 2 2 .9 5 fact that he actually had been a work* In the of iolf Ifon «l «rolf wUe t f f f mariim h»m Em Em •vsryone. The old Idea of the man surface,” she concluded. (Herald Photo by Oflara). • ------8 .0 0 x 1 4 T u b e le u ^idii^oses lb passionately that hfe (U.S. Senator)' Kennedy is the and more of Thee,” ending up fi­ UAI. Alfov H 4 f f SEES SEAl s,m m M w i» mastera every subject Is gone Robert Seelert, treasurer, spoke Minor.” She was accompanied by W h ite w o H s 2 7 .^ 5 superbly gdod governgr for the kind of Catholic who would, if wmHt mmSMIm 9 .5 0 x 1 4 T u b e le s s retjards normal political opposi­ forever with the.great technical Judith Grant. Co., 4,690 square feet of floor C No GrwtneM YeslerdRy state didn’t count for very much, in elected president, divert public on Character. space on second floor of 'building W h ite w o H s 2 7 .9 5 the Republican pafty mood, along­ "• discoveries of this century. Seelert referred to a quotation Fly* members of tee class of 8 .2 0 x 1 5 T u b e le s s tion to himself as something of an funds to parochial schools.” at 364 W. Middle Tpke. for 6-year I The plane incident n oit^oes side the fact that he had somehow "An edficatlpn must enable you by John Stuart Mill, "Men are men 1961, who had been probationary unpatriotic outrage, which dq- Malln stressed, however, that a to gather information as needed members o f the society, were ad­ term w th right to renew for sec­ {from bad to worse h^ad*« lacked the persbnallty magnetism before they are lawyers, or physi­ aeiA’SS to be suppressed so that he man’s religious beliefs should not GENERAL .organize It.. .snd-apply It.” he cians or manufactursra M“* ■ mitted to full membership. They Elizabeth Neu- ond 5-year tenn. •country is now trapping itself In- to combat the rising Rlblcoff bar him from running for the pree- Special car, carry' on smoothly with his Image. . . ^ said. idea was to educate all men M were John J. Golden, Barbara I bert,'had Marion Thomson. Attadunent 'to the Imposaihle and Illogical task Idency. ‘ A willingness to try a new Vlew- men, and teen they would be g ^ Johnson, Karl B. Kehler, Kathleen er ProvencaL-Np®^*® Sebastian Valvo against Stan­ own great purposes. Bpt he and his That- the Connecticut party had EUCTRIC tonia SalvatoreZ Joan Skiff,. Rich­ 6.70x15______Firestone Champion. _Jiampion. TubTube type, ;«f trvlng to wage a morsl defense by 1860, grow’n more reiaxeci relaxed in i The remarks were made by r c M t r y pertnt wilt be needed, he said, kept lawyers, physicians or manufac- Naketenis and Marilyn Rose. • ■ 'W. ley Lucas, property at N. School *12.95 government obviously can’t have eo that It Malin last night during .a lecture b'rightjn ard Stephens, BeYwrly Stevenson, black. Sale price ...... fof Its violation of the frontiers of it's memory of Lodge SlUGONE V In proportion by the use some Seniors Inducted were .Kenneth and Edwards Sta., *5,000. too much time , to spare for their tested guides. ^*^"We need an education that does Ames, Joan L , . Anderiion, Jean Linda ’Wahmann, Mlchwl W ipers. ^another sovereign country, and bsr % Juniors are Pamela Aluf, Karol Public Records Marriage Ucensto great tasks. wh«... they,..are., .busy h^o? him'Sn « proSr ••Our sbillty to contjrflijflurselves not just teach us how to us# power, Ashley, Donna Austin, Gall Bald A id. TIRES PI.US TAX aiid OLD CASINOS IfSiiae President: El^nhower. w'hose CMCtnt Q i w r ^ Cobb, Carter DeCormler, M ^ en e Joseph Oscar Oetlgny of East w-atphlng, and punishing, the po^ partment relaxed Its code, was U t Swarthmore College. _ aa.-iWH» and ntOrS material goods but how to .use it well,” said See- win, Therese Becker, Judith Best, Hartford and Yvonne- Anna Con­ 1 ji ^ e s a ..4 n . ■ the. presldenc.v hw Fords, Mykolas Geclauskas, U»rol Wairante* Deeds iiticai eonduel of’etgilt TurkWh stu­ c c> < xsnne awi:;AK»y”:-»ilL-J>e; ^ . - ...u-.r. .v- Jean .BMitenbachv. ——- Genta.- ..... ■■=-=»?---- tois, W E G IV E S & H S T A M P S fcrnisisted, in his ability to rescue recesearyTiBillty we ceh’lm ve;^e' ■ AisbZ Linda CSinfield. SUsain Car­ dents w'sy over here In New York M A lM T U We need men with courage, he Also, David Haskell. Jf"\"*iM cU cut Theatrical Corp.. prop- Ghurcfl,' ------Ills from such occasional madness | said. said, men who can say "I believe ter, Judith Clifford, Phyllis Crepon, Elonald Francis Antonson of City. In this, he Vides not "a pro^ He pointed to the present mis­ Barbara Delaney, Michael Ehlers, Hay. Sandra Hunter, erfy and theater building at Main land speak with the voice of sanity in this because it Is good. Men Jeffries, Kathleen Kanehl. R lciw d 219 Summit St. and Elaine Amelia gram for Turkey, but that -tigeil use o f the, press, television and Robert Gehring, Helen Golden, :*hd fairness, has this time so far MwicliMror Re^liiig WhQ will listen to bote sides ,em .M *-ie.w « “ M V Jet Ji t ; ! 4 COlOATE-PAlMOinfM plonags procedure had now obvl- ney around the world, on the. route d a i r y q u e c n n o . 2 oualy lost its usefulness Vnd would of Magellan—every phaae, that is, MAKE YOUR SELECTION AT DAIRY QUEEN NO. 1 except perhaps one. , 307 MIDDLE TfKp. WEST not be likely, therefore, to be re­ The 500 HARTFORD ROAD L - -1 J T l It is a remarkable thing to have AL ELKIN. Prop. peated. ALLAN COE JR., Prop. Read The Herald Adv*. - b V E 9 Instead, we have begun to pro­ done, through the use of atomic aaanchester b o o k s h o p QUALITY claim our moral right to do what power. The log of the captain, ex­ we did. W i have Inferentially Ek- cerpts ‘of which have been pub­ (FOR ANY BOOK IN PRINT) AND to w eerted our intention to keep on do­ lished. seems likely to make a fas­ ing it, a piece of bravado perhaps cinating book. It must have been a and POLLY b GIFTS PR10ES, TOO! JffE ST O R E ! At YourOracto>< NOW ! • doubly foolish in view of the real fine group of men, to succeed, with­ probability, which is that we won t out too much aid from the psychol­ Hurry! Supply Qmitodi J try it again unless we ourselves ogists, studying them, in living to­ have chosen w’ar. • - gether under such conditions for 1 ToTo a 'I'K '• ■ r ----- 1IFFY ...... - This la folly of the higfTeSt order ,80 many days. It gives one a QUflUTS —the kind of folly President El- chuckle to think of the Triton lift­ BISCUIT MIX Chan ClecN’Through... aenhower has usually prevented or ing its periscope alongside, some That's a FAB WashI corrected liv^the great critical mo- startled Asian fisherman, or shut­ A N E W W JO t P f^ e* , x o menU of his leadership. \ tling back and forth between the , ^ O c ''One- can Judge, from his effort, AUanlic and Pacific enough times | Ip il rAB 69c at his press conference yesterday, to give everybody a chance to look j XV that he is indeed unhappy and em­ at Cape Horn through the peri-' FRAME barrassed, that he hopes this in­ scope . . M O R R E L L cident will pass without doing ir­ One questions this adventure : Pillsbury's Best VI C U T H A M reparable darftage. only when Its commander,'in en­ Bnt.ha did not, in his handling of thusiastic retrospect, proclalnw the FASHION... (Whole or Shank Half) Giant Size the Isroe, take one clear step which following: might have helped us, and Russia, ‘■‘The sea may yet hold the key __ m i past the incident. Instead, fie left to the salvation of man and his the situation stalled at this most. civllitatlon.’’ FREE COOK BOOK 4th Through 7th Rib ■ Impossible and preposterous con- We are not completely sure juat with purchase. Limited quantity—Good only whHe supply lasts. ■\ ; i ) Tig^OFF L^ge 1 > what he meant by this. Perhaps he 0 tentlbn—the contention that, be­ BEEF RIB ROAST cause the Russians have secrets, meant that the apa offera all of us. X- anybody is privliegert to \1olate or Dome selection of the elite and their fronllere. - worthy among lia, a place to hide S A V E 15« < and aUiAlveWhile the r^st of man­ Lb. 6 9 c ■ He could never have left the- sit.r \ uatlon exactly there if he had done kind destroys Itself. 100 TETLEY o«/v ^ th one thing which has been char­ More probably he meant that i acteristic of his greater moments his voyage had just demonstrated ' BONELESS tn office, which has been to lake the ability of the atomic submarine X. TEABAGS the broad %1ew which could even to jourr.ey undeteefert almoat p n U n s L P O R K R O A S T Include some understanding and where with its future miaaiie 75 CONSUMER STAMPS FREE 2 BATH SIZE appreciation of what must be in one and fherefore to constil With ths purchase of 2 cartons .of Cott’s King Size the minds, pf the opposition. one sure striking. retahatoiA’ force K you or. . 0,00, th. p ro ,r...!v * m.|ori1v wli6 7 !,'’ ' ^ s— If Yea, Tom, now and difforont tn • womoii’i tromo— roolly now ond diSoronf ond cop ivo«in SPECIAL What if this hsd been s Russian no aggressor could hope to, wipe 1 9 » Hava Sofhr, Yenngar but in any slirpriso/attack.. We NABISCO LORNA DOONE SHORTBREAD . .pkg. 33c package plane - brought down in Kansas 7 than her reaction to’ Expr^tta will not surprise you. Looking Skin With Mild, MiU 6«O F F that'We derived his Khrushchevx\jiru«u-jic. MfM,has asked that ques — I would be)ie^e ^ ^ , *v, SUNSHINE KRISPY. CRACKERS ...... box 29c ROASTING tion. Normally, Eisenhower would satiq#actlpn frojn this not .in tne For Expressa is essentially a PolmoBvo Corul ' alBo'aak Eisenhower thst question.' prospect that" we could thus, re- ler chanaes in eyewear, as In fashions and living, and welcomes thorn. And be CHICKENS If Eisenhower h'qd really asked serve in ^"'nuclear war one force j causo th?s new feminine frame at Optical Style Bar has been designed m relation (4'/i Lb. Avg.) ■ Biaenhower that question, he capably bf^striking the final blow, (COVENTRY DAY SCHOOL, COVENTRY) fo the facial features, if should be seen on the face to be fuJlyy ppreciated. ^ Fruits & Vegetables ' would know that he, end the. Amer-' but rtither from the thtory that For Woman Who Hatd . . - . Jhe’ demonstration_ . ___*. of AUthea earpossible | Lb. 5 9 lean people, would, in such citcilitv= Is'Now AM pting Applications TU-» -nJ «nlv then can vou and the patient see how Expressa epeents the points e To Do Dishes By Handl stances, have no doubt as to the ;existence of such a force would de. of facial interest, the egrves of the frame cbmplemenfing the^.bone structure of natVrJf of the incident, know no re- ter any agjrresBor from launching t| 1 f«;. to c "^ ; a new -nd total attractWeness This.^^ who have an ey. to ,,\trainU in their feeling of anger, a » surprise«nrnrise nuclea^nuclea# attack in the | For Its Twenty’Second Big Season SWEET. JUICY •. FROZEN FOOD would consider the act close to a ■first plare. the future, is the Optical Style Bar s LO O K OF THE 60 s. cause for war if hot ac.tuaily such On either theory, we have our NAVEL 1 2 O F F Giant Size VEL Liquid „su»ences from the Kremlin. For more than, we want to live under- AthleHcs and Game*— Red Cross Swimming Instructions STRIKING NEW -rEMPLE. The Expressa Temple is ground. Aa for undenvater launch Russia to. proclaim its right to Special Events—Overnights 1 A NEW a p p r o a c h to feminine frame styling. There different from anything you have seen. Here Is an or­ 3 9 make such flights, and its inten­ Ing pads, we have little confidence is new emphasis in design (see ganic modeling of the temple to ’’echo the bone stroc- Dob. e 5 pkgs. for > 1 ^ tion of continuirlg them would then in the ability of any weapon to For Boys and Girl*— 4 Hirgugli 13 rials and new colors. ' ture. Thus, it adds to the overall beauty and individual­ 4 ^ O F F Large Size VEL Liquid provide salvation for civlliaation. attractiveness . . . a refreshing NEW LOOK. ity of the frame. > fJIUSPY PASCAL be, to us. and to an Ameriran Pres­ ... ■ . • » ident, compleleL'* intolerable. That, As far as we can read, the main ■Juno 20 through August 25 • a. SEPARATES THE EYES Emrimsis "t ‘h'jnde ^ e COLORS IN DEPTH. You will like the new muted eol- mm the uic President• .....left the .... issue...... functionat of weapons is to beget ora developed for tee Expressa frame. Colors have a CELERY Treasure Hurtt, Carnivals. CircUs Trips. Art Instruction the eyes farther apart and ‘ ^hvss ^ e hla press conference yesterday,*is I weapons, first those tha* answer j| wide-set appeerence (the ’ classic look) gives graduated depth, creating a<.striklrig third dimensional ■Jl Staff Members Are Chosen Carefully, Accident Insurance HEARTS nevertheless what' expect j them,- and then those that oulmode j frame design an inherent interest. effect. - Givas YotiAAora Khrushchev to accept,' witli a j them, and the polential_^ power o f : Is Rrovided. All Activities Ate, Cartfully Supervised, Registered Nurse On Duty At AU Times." SOUND OPTICAL PROPER'nfeS. In addition to these - LO. - V- P ow of I smile. It Is no wonder Khnishchev derision 'resting in ariy’ particular 8 ACCENTS POINTS OF FACIAL INTElfeST. 'The points of -Interest designed to enhance your appearance Total Claaning asked correspondents yesterday weapon is transitory at beat. We Cowboy Valley Rodeo, Salt Water Swim, Mystic Seaport *■ ™ o^the frame complement ^the bone st^ and' give you (be look of the ’60 s, you can expect tlw b u n c h what henC couldCOUIQ doQO in111 suchBUv Jl a (silua-(SILUii suspect 8LlS}/tr(.L tliat,LJIHt, ifli the \.-orld does. th« face (in which there is not one straight Jine), *c latest in sound optical practice, in fittlnij, and comfort 29' Visits, Dramatics, Music. S itin g t e e ^ in t s qf facial interest. Expressa brings tlon, and that, in.his own aniwers,^41ve, the captain’s colorful and en- with the new Expressa frame. ■1 INDIAN BIVEB PINK 2 ^ ■ ...... , ...Ill out the jaaturM beauty In you! T R Y IT -O N l ’ he found himself against a blank tertaining log of his-journey will | .Parents’ Day# Transportation Provided Eight-Week Session ..*162.00 wall, be remembered long after the pos­ 4 «OFF eignt Two-Week Session . . . * 40.00 Ten-Week Session . . . LW.00 sible military significance of the ■ . / SEEDLESS We did make a mistake: We orig- j ,Four-Week Session . . . 78.00 Single Week Registrations did admit the fa.cls which Triton's exploit has been fojrgotten.' mally Six-Week Session ..... 114.00 Accepted constituted that mistake. But we j GRAPEFRUIT hEWeZsince shifted from candor to 2 «OFF Style Bar :1. v l needless bravado. We and Khrush-.j Inaulries and requests for appHcatton should be nddrwsed to? Mrs. Mary J. Burke, Asslstont PlrMtor Covent^ S ^ - chev could both have found our HART'S GRASS SEED mer Camp, Coventry, Conn. OA 9-2919 or PI 2-6986, (Cal 4 29e' way pELSt the facts- Neither of us M i 3-1191 W. H. England Lumber Co. collect)., 763 MAIN ST. can past the bravado until we 640 Middle Turnpike, East Member Chamber of Commerce - oimelYes lower It, and it was Ml 9-5201 ibtMeldent Eisenhower’s first failure Open All D|^y I Saturday ita MonsEit «« «re»t etisla that, Vi'-

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MANCHMTER E V E ^ G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY I2! 1960 f AOS SIGHT Andover OAMERAS V HARTFOIID RD. and PINE STL LUIWIO, 18$ Blaiwn Chasers R eason Poisoned Food piLMr--FiA3ni BDiaa *■ tor; Warren Usher, Daley Rd., Dtsooumr nucncB HochviUe-Vernon itry; Mrs. Nancy. Schrawm, S to rrif^ rs . IdTary QuaUano, Old Man Rang Alarm LS Manchester^ Conru^ Stone Rfu;W.wmon; Robert Schultz Strikes 200 at ABTHim BBUa Complctioii of Charter Draft Jr., 112 Prospect S t Stanley Little, 48, of 243 Formerly Chenef Mills Discharged y®hte|d^ Fern St., was Berlin School Sylvia Peteie, Ddrt mtt^Rd., Ver­ this morning and chhrStd with Discussion Tonight We Reserve toe,Blght to Limit Qiisntltie#. Expected Next Wednesday turning in s false alaim. non; Mre. Andrew Croehy eon, Firemen from several town (Conttnned,lrora Pag* 0ns) Marlborough; Edward Merrili,^^, companies went to Box 44 at ■ Donald Berger and Harold Cag* Pleasant St. Main and Oak Sts., and police yard to await treatmsnt. Others Andover residents wiU OomplAtion of » charter for the< ► ncm ware rehlred as director and John H. Yeomans. Birth yesterday: A eOn to Mr, found Tdttle.near the scene. were brought to cots inside as the with their represenUtives on the •onaoUdaUon of RockvlUe, Vernon a c t a n t director, r e a ^ ^ j T ^ ^ and Mrs. Umberto Monarca, 75 A mors jiersonsl contact wlto When 'Tollce asked him If hokpital sU ff started operating ac­ uoa the Vernon Fire Dlatrlct U ex­ Richard SpiirUng, Da^i** Union S t he knew anything about toe Reglpnal 8 Board of Education to­ toe public was one of the enynauc pected next Wednesday, according and Bhanee Simon were “ alarm they say'he told them cording to lU “disastor plan.” night at 8 o’clock In the town hall recommendations made by^drmer to Robert F. Kingsbury, ^ r m a n water safety Inatructoni and for Vernon and TaloettvlUe news Is he had turned It ln .\ ^ Robert KnUfen, managing dlrec to talk over Board troubles. Board Chairman H. Clay OSbome handled through The HSreM’e lOrtor Olpf the lUD hospital, said -M5 - - r--per; pt the Consolidation and' CSiarter life guard duty. Little explained, aocordhW The Idea for tbs meeting of Oilead, when he' retired June Locker rodm attendants will toe RooicvOIe Bureau, 6 W. Main S t, to poUce, that two men were-, Bons were admitted. More than 26 80, 1959. Osborne also said thw telephone TB*"»«nt 8-81S6. spent the night. Knlrten said none flivt advanced by Board mena^ night r e ^ e d M r^retU Mllan«e and M«. chasing him with lead pipes Clifton B. Home a tew daya Mter that much d? the Board’s trouble Betty Armstrong. Katherine Me- and he wanted help. ^ w as'ln critical condition. has stemmed from Insufficient In detail nearly half ^ *^Ti!5ldav' to long he had ben drinking they toe jwlsonlng.The high ^ ools Home referred to "P ^ towns In the district by board tcsdy for members Mo^ay to compUshments" toe luncheon menu Included cold cuts, members elected In those towns, HOLLAND HNISH study In preparation for Wednea of a swimmirig team, work with said he told them he had been leases, rumors and goSslp, aM Work Starts drinking ever since he got out potato salad, rolls. lemmi-vanUla toe quMtlons they have aroused Hebron Boajtd members met secret­ day’s meeting. . the physically handicapped, an an­ puddlhg, pickles, butter, cheese, ly with toe Board o f Selectmen nual water carnival, swimming of Jail nine months ago. since Seybolt's resignation was in- $2 .3 0 The only Little U being held in cus­ and majronnalse. Those at toe front two montoa ago. Board membW Wlto T ov Balleta an toy the CCC last night was dar- classes, and splash parties. A groundbreaking ceremony was tiounced. His remarks and sug- from M(srlborough 'also met wlto tody In lieu of $500 bond for of toe line had sortie devil’s food gestlcm to hold toe meeting were IScatfon of the Initial appotat is a teacher at Verplanck School, held yesterday afternoon at the cake that was left over from a their Board of Finance after offer­ fxnx UNB OF c v n o u meat ■ procedure for the appearance In court on Satur­ made at last Saturday’s town \ Manchester. site of Coventry’s first shopping day. previous meal. ing to do so at a Reglwial Board Chief, finance director a ^ P i^ c Gegnon. a . graduate *^“*2 budget meeting. meeting when the 19M-81 budget VENETIAN MJNDS center on Rt. 31 at Stone House When the students were takoi Home said he felt It would be ,»orka director. Each ’J’*' Cross College, wras a> member of sick, ambulances were called , to was presented to toe finance boards be flWed by appointment ^ t o e Uie swimming team there. He ^ Austria Supplies Paper best If questions were put directly of toe three towns. Rd. take them to the New Britain Hos­ to Board members, rather than L A. JOHNSON nutyw from the three a . teacher in' the East Hartford First Selectman. Richard N. GU- The meeting tonight poses a ■Vienna — Austria’s paper In- pital. State and local police car­ accepting hearsay. rating highest, on a oomiwUtlye school 8>-stem. Inat turned over the first shovelful ried other students and teachers problem to interested parents since written and oral examination, to dusiry now supplies a major part Plans for the meeting were an­ psrent-conferences on report cards PAINT GO. A cc<^ts Overdrawn of earth as officers -of Commer­ to toe hospitals In patrol cars. nounced Monday night. Other toe conducted by the State Person­ Six scoounta In the selectmen’s of Europe’s needs. In 1959 more Will he held at RHAM tonight from cial Investments, Inc. looked on. Classes were suspended after Board members who will attand 723 Main S t. TcL Ml M M l nel D ir im e n t . budget are' overdrawn, according than 50 per cent of the nation’s lunch. The school said students the *0 0 0 has been meeting at They wens W, Harry England of tonight’a meeting are Mrs. Ray- 7 t o '» . to Liuddecke, and the Finance Manchester, president; and Bmar production of 446,351 metric tons would not be expected back today. least twice monthly since Board plans to meet with toe of paper was exported. pointment last July, and wetohly Rupner of South Windsor and_ Lu- selectmen on these. die Upenleks of Bolton, c o ^ r a - 's ADJUSTABLE FAMOUS CHURCH Overdrawn are the contingent M IS S E ^ n d When . the complete charter la Uoh officers. .. S-LIGHT METAL approved by the CX:C copies wffl account, general roads, snow re- This firm bought out toe Rt. 31 movaT, town trucks, outdoor re­ Corp., headed by Alvin R. Goodin Better Quality POLE LAMP TOILET SE ATS toe made availalble to the p i^ lc K L. HANDY'S HICKORY SMOKED # Lamp Adjusts in Any Di­ lief and hospitals. The firm of of Coventry, who remains m gen­ tor study before a referendum OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY— 10 A M. to 10 P.M rection 'O Each Lamp Ha* WOMEN'S Lutz and Keller was reappointed eral manager. ^ ; LEAN SUGfR>CURED as town auditor, by toe Finance " All Steel Ito Own Switch • Extends Sometime In June referendum Officers of toe new corporation From 7 Ft. 8” to 8 Ft. 6”. rotes will be taken Board. „ say It expects to have toe cen­ Former Cheney Mills the City of Rockville and In toe Tax CoUecUoas Up ter’s 12 stores ready for occupancy WOVEN PLAID Hartford Road and Pine St. 1 LB. Vernon Fire Ihstrict. A inajofity A report of Mrs. Florence to v by Sept. 1. Immediately after the ; H CELLO of votes cast in each area must erin, tax collector, shows that ceremony yesterday a bulldozer Manchester, Conn. PKG. 6 a 0 0 I' V be In .favor of the charter In order $109,000 was collected in back began digging toe center’s founda- VENETIANS For a Living Rooms # Dens tor It to be adopted. v taxes. The finance Board had an-, ■tlon. Construction will be by the AMPLE FREE PARKING! aeon • Bedroom* ’ # Playrooms. e Complete with Hardware jf both city voters and rural ticipated collection of about $105,- U And R Construction Co., too., of (LENOX BRAND) ' Black, ■>>' MlUte voters approve the charter an 000, according to Luddecke. ■ Manchester. t8" to 36" Widths-All 64" Long 0 White and Pastel Colors DUSTERS Parcel Pickup to Your Car! Fhriah o Smart Braaa Finish •lertionalertion of officers wiU taKetake placepiece A toUl of $1,299,069 nashas oeenbeen • a Control-Bullet Shades. - In March, and toe new, govenimerit; ^ouected on toe current tax list R L. HANDY’S FRESH LEAN PORK winwill takelilte- over Ji0rTfTl9M;Ji0y -~^^ggvtng^^^ dUev:.'pix»r Fiscal Change Plans not paid by Itoy 1 are accumulat- Meanwhile, a workshop meet ing Interest■ Marges OPEN DAILY 10 TO 10 Ing of town officials on a proposed Mrs. Loverin pointed out that * U.S^ D. A. TOP CHOICE BKF » [ S P A R E - change In the fiscal year has been two tax accounts Will not be paid 1 W. MAIN ST. FULL LB^'GTH FRAMED scheduled tentatively for June 7, until court appeals on assessments Rockville, 1R 5-1728 Finance Chairman William F . Lud- are heard. They are; LiaPointe In­ FOR TRAKIISTOR - flecke aald today., . dustries Inc., $15,860, and Phoenix DOOR The selectmen. Board of Educa­ b a r b e c u e ^ I R I B S Mutual Life Insurance Co., $13,- OPEN DAILY Lb. RADIO tion, town counsel, tax collector centre Shopping STEAKS (I '/j to 3 Lb. Avg.) MIRROR INjOLUDINO SUNDAYS affected by toe change will be ask-1 Plaza. (CHUCK) -O'Cmnpact Pocket Size; 2- case a Rullt-ln Speaker •d to attend, Luddecke said. They April receipts represented 87 8 AJ«. to 6 P3I. will discuss all aspects o f toe plan per cent of toe 1959 tax list, Mrs. a Enclosed Dus^roof Headrall . . a Assorted Colors o Uing- Loverin said. FRIDAY to #:80 P.M. U fe BaHertee o limited • Preshrunk to change the fiscal year to begin C • Sturdy Duck Tapes Bange 2 Transistors. July 1 instead of Sept. 1, effective Orange to Meet • U. S. B. A. TOP CHOICE BEEF o 1 . 9 9 in 1961. North Central Pomona 13 will lb • Complete with Hardware . • Small, Medium, Large meet tonight as guest of Vernon Pastries. Bread, e White, Mahogany or Wal­ A public hearing will be held on OVEN or POT ROASTING the changfe sometime after toe Grange at Vernon Grange Hall at SmooUi, Easy Action nut Frame with Fixtures 8 o'clock. Degrees will be con­ Pies For All Occasions workshop meeting. Voters will be BLOCK’ 7 . 9 9 e Elasy to Install asked to approve toe plan St a ferred. This will be toe first time e Size 16x56. that the degree wUl be put on In -Complete with Batteries town meeting probably In July. 'Wedding, Birthday STYLE Pool Personnel Named this new Pomona which was form­ and Anniversary Full time personnel were named ed early In toe year. . CHUCK ROASTS Hospital Notes,. today for the Horowitz Memorial Cakes girls* EVERYTHING FIRST QUALITY Swimming Pool at Henry Park to Admitted yesterday; Ernest E. DAIRY DE^. SPECIALS • MISSES' and WOMEN'S open June 25 for the season. White, Tolland; Mrs. Mabel f a m o u s MAKE Advertised Nationally COLONIAL MASTER TOTS* BOXER FUN FOR ALL THE i GRADE "A" ' ^ ix«. 53c FAMILY VISTA SLICED LUNCHEON fcON tmr ^ U T O WAX Sizes 8 to 8 Medium Doz. • te P V |j| e Cleans, ^\A\e* and Pro­ • Wov«ii PkNd BADMINTON tecta In One Quick, Easy ro u nd b o lo g n a, S te | { Made by Slmonlz ! EGGS Extra Large 5 5 c Z 0 * Sowfpiifl^ SCRAKTON MOTORS PICKLE aid PIMIENTO, .00 s For All Car Finishes. *SiaHl0i«l8 ROCKVILLE OUVE or CHICKEN LOAF ! "ALL SWEET" TOP QUALITY | 3 . 9 9 ' I .i. ^ - ■ ' o 4 Paddles, 2 Birds, Net *S#VB«lt / and Poles In Oniry Case. 4 t o U iMargarineS • Al^B^**haW e Cottow Sta*» \ plqiular Solid colors . • ^ MONEY BACK GUARANTEE , MEN’S BAN-LON BIG DISPLAY ■ ^ (IHVdLD. STICKS) ■ Cut. cHUnoa*? MEN’S aOfOltT SLEEVB NO-IRON VISCOSE RAYON „KNIT SHIRTS PLAY MEN’S STRETCH Don’t shrink, fade or stwrtch! d r es s 1 LB. TOTS' CHENILLE PKG. -V SHORTS BELTS SHIRTS CARS LB. SPREADS Full or Twin Sizes. “ TASTES v.ntF. THE HIGHER PRICED SPREAD" Completely washable chenille. White, pink, maize, beige., mint, turqtiolse and rose col­ ors, Lint-free, heavy \ 195C CADILUC 62 Ldoor, while FROZEN FOOIJYALUES • cotton backing. FAMILY PAK 19S9 CADILLAC 62 Hardtop Coup^ tiWer STAFF' ORANGE 6 0 2 . A Q c SKINLESS a Usually $1.00 JUICE Ion • M<«k-r,ririoned S le ^ #*Fancy Buckles. 2-00 19S6 OLKMOBILE 66 Holiday Sport Sedan EIrht • Choice ^ n e w ENGLAND FRESH DRESSED ■ O MINUTE MAID GRAPE " g ©Z- fikO C / weight Colors . . . size. S-M-lI e • Solid* andY'ancU* • Neck Sizes, 14-17 1959 OLDSMOBILE Super 66 Coinartiblo, blue l| U " ^ | l e m o n a d e O “ o . • Sizes 2 to 8. BETTER QUALITY FOR LESS BEST 1956 OLDSMOBILE 98 Holiday, air-conditioned cErtreocut - m i n u t e MAID BL^DED y 6 OZ. k i n g s i z e ALCOA I JUICEiiiirE f cans 9 0 MISSES’, WOMEN’S ALUMINUM FOLDING 1958 OLDSMOBjLE Super 88 2-Door Hardtop C i'Y— - ^ - ■ LASTEX and COTTON CHAISE LOUNGE VALUES FROM I I VALLEY FROST FROZEN II 45 p ie c e SWIM SUITS ^ 7 .9 7 1957 OLDSMOBILE 61 Holiday Sport Sedao .. LB. I FRENCH FRIES ^ ^ ■ MELMAC a Adjust -to 6 Po'sltiono • Durable Firestone Velim Webbing e Weather-lteeUt- 1957 OLDSMOBILE Super 89 4-Dopr Sedan ant . . PoUshed Aluminum • High Quality Plastic No- U 3 . 8 8 Sag' Webbing •' Adjusts 19SSTQRD V-8, Staodard Shift 4-Dppr Raaeh Wagon MIHUET” BRAND .^ootiily to Favorite Posi­ a Boned Bras, Sizes 32 to 8g tion e Green, Yellow or 17 < • Bloomers, Boy Legs, Half Aqua with White e I>l 1957 FORD V-6 2-Door Standard Shift, blur; ByWe$tinghouse Skirts Folding • 25” Wide and L f CUT WAX OR • Smart Trims and Detallt 70'/i” Long. 1957 FORD 9-Passanger Country Squire CA Service For 8 . CUT GREEN BEANS SALE 1956 OLDSMOBILE Super 68 Holiday 6-Door 7 I PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Just look a t whot 4Bc wiH buy! a 6 Pc. POWER GROCERY SPECIALS GIRLS’ and WOMEN’S • S Pd. SANDING and • 18 Pc. TOOLED - 1955 CADILLAC Fleetwood 6-Door I ^ h o Ic R e l e c t e ^ r o d u c TT ► I STEEL DRILL SET AUGER BIT SET PINAFORES . POU8HING SET * ly,” CIU^P-ON U. S. NO. 1 TOP QUALITY FLORIDA I SILVER SW^ G O ' AND SLEEVELESS a 18” ALL STEEL • 6 Pc. SCREW­ DRIVER SET . VISE FANCY CALIFOKNIA lOEBEBG PLAYSHOES ' WRECKING BAB , > PACKAGE OF 25 1955 PONTIAC Starchief Convortibla List Price a PACKAGE OF 20 a g Pc. IGNITION WATERMELON ! bathroom tis s o e I Z “ 8 6 ’ ■ . : r \ DRESSES SOCKET WRENCH SANDING DISCS HACKSAW BLADES a SET OF 24 NO. 1-5 • a 6 Pc. JEWELERS SET 1955 CHEVROLET Bel Air V4 Convortibla beep.been. BBed ed Cuttings. Lnsclous’llLnscloua ’ll Sweet/ CAOTANETCASTANET STUFFEDSTUFFED, . SAVE ARTIsrSARTli BRUSHES S |zM 12 to 20 and UVi to SCREWDRIVJCB SET • 6 Pc. NESTEB RAW BI.ADE SET I OLIVES 25’ ! . 24'/j. SleevNess, ■sun-backs, a 8” ADJUSTABLE 1956 WEVROLET 62 Green Convortibla iC 1 . 3 7 WRENCH PHILLUP’piyn.i.fP’R S t TASTY a s t y ' plnaforeU. Emboss^, a SO WATT EIFIC. ft CANS SOLDERING IRON, TOMATO SOUP 0 69‘ ! percale and drip-drys. Ea. • Many New- Styles - and a 6 and 8 INCH — 8 Pc. FILE SET - “ WaNUET*’ BRAND A Colors a .Ewry Pair First a 16 OZ. WOOD SEE US FOR YOUR AUTO NEEDS OR . u. S.NO. IBliMi TALL IoMimTET" BRAND CANS , Qui^ty • All sites From 4 HANDLE CAWFORNIA, LQIfO, • us FOR SERVICE and SALES {TOMATOES 0 89* ■ -• AU Flrat Quality CLAW HAMMER a Won’t Discolor or Warp to 10 • Attractive White, ■ STAFF — - - A 17-OZ. RHUBARB POTATOES a Fully Guaranteed. ». L and Colors, Ml 3-02U APPLESAUCE 0 CANS 1.00 TR 5-2521 79’ ! iC I smisuiNi; . a S2-OZ. MOTORS Incorporate Large Bunch lb. Cello 6ai ' : GRAPE DRINK 4 CANS 99’ ■ 166 UNION ST.-ROCKVILLE ■ ■ M Mi lAM iaHlBBBe

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K \ “ A 5» ' * '• PAGE ELBVICN. MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER/ CO l^., TI^SD A Y^ MAY 12, I960 ' ' ■' ...... - La.— h I , . ■ ■ ■ ■ jIA i I c h EWTER EVENINQ h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, OONN^ THURSDAY, M A t 12,1W( T E N been agiUnat laolatkmlam, andUa 9 A'00 at the ifnit^ ed It. A Roman Catholic, he won John Wallet arranged sjfrlng Ha said he was in debt, that Ms himbU, Andover, Bolton and Col- the summit conference. 60A per cent of the vote in the President Elsenhower In 1956. lican party has been a jw t y of wife was sick and that, he needs DlsUHers Products Co. plant in the Moore was also ashed whether predooalnantly . Protestant state, Nixon got 954,205 votes, Eisenhow­ laws, the professor said. 'The cabi­ flowers for the meeting MANCHESTER . g■Y.“ o . n section.__ij-.-. 1^ In oiitober A.a sfic- sec->thester. there was any talk at today a nets of Republican presidents have work badly. BONE-IN while Humphrey, a Protestant, er 951,982. Dr. Beil was one of White House session about -tM TOt about 39 per cent, Humphrey Humphrey, managing a sunny been filled with many of the most *Watte* la Valuahh OLDSMOBILE capable. men In our country, he denUsta slaprped with license fact that Russian newspapers were pertnan'enUy bowed out of the smile, returned tp the Senate and MOTOC SALES pensions by the conunlaolon.'^Tbe not carrying accounts of Khrosh- 1960^ presidential sweepstakee. bent .his attention tp getting re­ added. Move SlarteiTto Block Merger ^ Dr.Hiompeon asserted that Re­ New York — Ugnin, which to­ .“gening and Servicing action stems from their nnegedly chev’s sharp remarks about Eisen­ Kennedy' was ajAed. by news­ elected to that body, rather than gether with cellulose consUtutee 45 OldsmoMiea foe over 25 yeara.” charging the state for work never hower.. . ii. i men about reports he’d pour^ the White House. His campaign bus publicans, as opposed to Demo­ V The Congressman said that mw- crats, have traditionally favored wood, la considered a waste pnrt- RAV DWYUt. Used Car Mgr. done on i^kare paUsnts. Dr. B611, Of Envelope, Hammermill money Into his Vlfest Virginia still sat In front of a hotM- in uct ev«i though most of the 51S Wmt Center St,—^MI 8-2411 a slate employe^ was Involved CHUCK ROAST ■ONILISS " ^ l.6 3 . ter came up, too. He quoted the campaign. Kennedy estimated out­ Charleston, W. Va., where it had sound money, practical and re­ • (A. ' ' President as having said;_ - sponsible reform legislation, pure vanillin produced In ‘the United OPEN EVENINGS along with D o^^vid Weinstein, lays at $40,006 \o $60,000, then been parking off and on unhindered states la now made from It, 37 Sequin RAl West Hartford, and ^tticaUiisn "That’s what you can’t under- for three weeks. food^lawe, civil service, dignity New "^ork. May -12. Rockville-Vernon sUnd about these people — you upped the figure to about $70,000. and honesty In government. Even ao, about 20.000,000 tona of Dr. Slnwfc'^ Landy, 210 Brent­ W H L TUIMMID - Juley and Flsvorful Virginia M p But he said he '‘did not spehd as But things were different yes- llj^ n are thrown away each year wood aer*ip •>( the the observation that his plans (re­ flca at the time of the arrest. As a them guilty of escape and auto High ScTufol Girls‘Capped’ FRESH HADDOCK FILLET The^ffer clos^ May -27. result, he saW he was only able to U.S.^®pVelope has_planU In Vernon Democratic Town Com­ garding the rtsltt " ’ll! I*® predicat­ FRESH SLICED HALIBUT u 43c 'd on what Khriwhchev says in obtain work for four months or ao '■"poilce- sald that P leaw t ^ Frahkfurts ausuf i. 5,5« RockviliriKid H a ^ ^ and lU mittee last night endorsed the In the past 18 months. The other arraigned' In Superior Court later For ^drpice to Hospital headquarters f ‘Tlaherty Slate” of delegates to Moore said Eisenhow^gClaMd two dentists, he said, were able to today. Dartd L. offer the State Convwitlon In June.' once again that he Is hopeful roe- continue their practice during this — I ' West Virginia, s ^ . t l ^ off period. His suspension starts May. The endorsement by the new summit discussions will opro roe (^ tu re on Page One) ^the girl® helped the medical rec- If^one^-^Sautn^ ^rocer^ .Special to buy Is based on our *rm way to some progress toward en- 15. .... Simple capping ceremonies were! o r ^ department to move from its- vicUon that t^e projposed merger town committee comes -one w e^ TTie commission expects to de­ Driver Arrest^ old post to a new one in the new of United States Envelope Into before a primary at which the held yesterday at Manchester Me­ ^re^resldent also said. cide the appeal case at Its meet­ morial Hospital for 34 high schcml east addition. Hammermill Paper Co. the basis ■Flaherty Slate” eerii* to upset ing next Wednesday. In Hit-Run Case .The gins, who received their of a share-for-share «change of a slate of :‘01d Guard” mesnbero, Moore reported, that such peace Is rirls who have given at i w t 5 not something which-can*bo won Also heard by Uie commlsaioa hours trf their time irilvoluntaqr caps were -Doiraine Bessette, Sue rtock does not' serve ’‘tje hert in­ chosen by the prior town commit- ....:JVilJri!Mdpy w .ax th^ p r E. Norton, 39, of 54B Boland, Llnda^Me^lwig, HatW Ann tee Aprtl 6. „ In an afternoon, or even In a day work'thls year. , ... terests of the shar^ot^®’^^® of or-ta-weeks. ^ Seymour -Chestnut SL, was arrtsted and - 3H»e glrk aU- msxribera of. tlw; Hlggina,.:^nnaJB^, . B eef S lew • * *. “ “ - '-■Th*"iBircIilne''b«B<>t^'lHs=tlie- May -mRea -States'-Bn - St., Souro Norwalk._He is_ch^^ charged with evading responiffl)!!-responswu Junior Auxiliary, wtre capped bj OdMs, ■ ~mKerU' IWim, Cathy Luke disclosed West Virginia 19 primary will Hat these two with indecent conduct toward pa^ Young, ■ Barbara Bakeev Karen owns more than shares of Sty late yesterday , Mrs Ml 'Vera Dormer, director or 250.000 slates: t5>arty BJndprsed Slate, tiSnts and unprofessional conduct Police arrested Norton 1*^ nursing. In .the hospital dining Varsell, Judith Clough. Xorma U.S/ Envelope, or about 25_ per and the " i’lgherty SJate.” N 'The charges stem from his alleged home about an hour after a s“ 8ht Diggelman, Sue Brown, T ^ c y cent of the ouUtanang stock. If The reversal of the town com - 'eqnduct with some female pa- accident In King’s parking lot Other glrla were given plna In Tolf, Arm Luby, Barbara It buys smother 250,000 shares the mittee endorsement under the Finqst Ketchup 249* tletrts. recogniUon of 100 hours of se^ ce richlo, Ann Louise Jeffries, Linda. iompany would have a >RaJority new membership results In a mis T^e^ommUsion said It 1. await-^OTiey say and several glrla received stripes Amadeo, Judith Knox* Nancy Ing_ psychiatric reporta cmon the den-den to one owned by wrnaroI^rnard h S.. Mai . of outstanding .shares. It was leading designation on ttvs ma­ oney, of 46 Mountain St., Rock- to show additional hours of serv- Jartcaon, Joan Anderson, Paula claimed, _ chines. -The ‘^ r t y Endorsed tlst, who rojd the group he was unable to explain ^hls conduct rille. . Ballsieper, Betty Britton, Marga The merger agreement has oeen Slate,” according ■to the ballot q^ie to will cardy out Its seml- Moderate damage was done to .Bonnie Moore was given a 500- ret Gervals, Rita Gond, CSieryl annrbved directors of Hammer- refers to Frederick Berger, Jait^ annual p' :kup of jLrash at Maq^ W r pin. the highest number of Stanlunas, Carolyn Barrett, Lydia Douglierty, FVanclE T. O’l/wgn* the Maloney car. Libhy Hush 37‘ mill and United States Envelope Chester______komsS next Monday Escapee Gattght Norton Is charged with leaving hours attained. * Jackie, jean Skiff, Karen John­ but has noLbeen voted upon,by lin. Myrtle Pierre, and ex-town Uirough Saturday. Waterbury, May 10 (5’)—Rob- the parking lot ^thoifl trying to Mrs Dormer Hated the number son, Carerie Peterson, Jshet Hull- stockholders. ,___ Chairman Francis Shea. There will he one garbage col­ art Pleasant. 21. of Waterbw:^one notify the owner of the damaged, of services given by tp* girls to man and Carol Moore. U.S. Envelope has 397,020 shares The "Flaherty Slate” on the bal­ lection rother than the normal two of three youtha who escaped CBT*. the hospital: . . One hundred hour pins were of preferred and 627,635 shares of lot refers to Atty. B. Flah during the _w®elt. The regular gar­ a detention cell here May 3, WM. He was released under $200 for 'Ibe girts wash beds mad mate given to -Judy Soule, - Eleanor common outstanding. Both are erty. State Rep. Raymond bage collection schedule will he captured today In a local aport- them, they stqrilirie a«a f®^ |to- Scot Toerels -^29* appearance In court on May 23. Szeiureyle, Sue Boland, Norma traded over the counter. Spielman, High Sheriff Nicholas ignored to allow both trash and . ment. ^ . ... ens and ^o^lpment, dl s t y ute Diggelman, Doima Heins, l^slie Pawluk, Eirwin Tux^ry, and Ab­ The common was quoted yester­ ^rbage collections to l^o comDUiea. Police said he surrendered with­ U.S."Tfix Fomui Waived tra^ and drugs, carry meeeagea, Odess, Judith Clough, Linda He! day at $29.75 hid and $32.25 asked. raham Brooks. Thus, residents whose garbage Is out offering any resistance In the do clerical woilk for the ! « " - wig, Karen Johnson, Nancy Tolf, The preferred was quoted at The “FUaherty Slate” noinlnatT normally picked up Monday or apartment at 75 Hill St .. , . macy, direct visitors around roe Sue Brown, Barbara Baker, Ju­ $15.50 bid and $17.25 asked. ed at the April 6 town comsnlttee Two companions captured last Washlngton^The Treasury De­ hospital, greet patlento and t ^ Tuesday are asked to place roeir partment has abOl^ed a require­ dith Knox,' Sheila Hill, Karen ' West Virginia ia one of the na­ meeting which lost hi a hid td trash out before a.m. M ond^ for L o i n R o a s t week were sentenced to state priq- ttiem to their rooms and push the Ceeh ie s 'x2^69 T ment that tourists departing, from Amaio, Carolyn Barrett,. RiU tion’s largest, producers of paper become delegate to the conven­ collection either Monday or. Tues­ OB terms totaling, throe to seven coffee carj^ jrod tlM gift cart Gond-^urt Dteiryl Staipunas. and paper products with headquar, tion under the old toiro comrtUt- L O IN m o yeara when arraigned In Superior this country fill out UWted States day. . Fruits & Ve 9G t a b le s income-tax returns. It now re; around the hospital. Stripes showing additional 100- ■ I I S . A , ^ LEW IS - ORANGE SLICES, SPICE DROPS, 20-OZ ^1 tera In New York City. Hammer- tee, wag endorsed last night by Similarly, those whose garbage ■ court last Tuesday. 'This summer the girls will also the new town committee. * •Ibeyma.v are»ri. RonaldKonaio ColaSMllb libd , qriif^ the filing of the hours’ service were given to Lynne SPEARMINT LEAVES ■ E S W mlll’a headquarters are in Erie, pickup normally comes 'Tuesday or WILL MAKE YOU A STEADY CUSTOMER take a turn manning the gift shop Custer, Marlene Forde, Donna Pa., and United SUtea Envelope Endorsement by the new town vkrtnr^ CarTsfa both 17, arid from by tourists who stay 1^ TJ)’* Itself, which Is run by the Wom- Friday must place their trash out ] ^ t e r b u ^ ^ ’o were ^ u r a d .ln ed States more ttan 60 days Heins, Sue Boland and Bonnie . at Springfield, Maas committee last night -of the before 7 am. Wednesday for pick- ^ S ^ ; ^ ” skd returned here,!who receive reportable U.S. In- Auxdllary. •’Flaherty Slate” Is not effecUve up either Wednesday^r-Thursday. FANCY "ALL GREEN" NO. 1 NATIVE week, said Mrs. Dormer, Moore. since the date for chooalnjg dele­ And those from whom garbage | /^ d g a rauip R. Faalore foqhd come. Bird Walk Planned gates to the convention has la normally collected on .Wednes- Lb. Bch. 29c JOHNSOH'S - ANT AND ROACH KlUK -x passed. However, the "Flaherty day or Saturday must put but their, A S P A R A G iJ S Rnid By Lutz Museum Slate” could win the primary and rilbbish before 7 a.m. Friday for become Vernon’s drtegates pickup either Friday or Saturd^. Lean The department of Public FANCY, LARGE, FIRM NO CAR IN HISTORY \ A bird walk wiU be sponsored BAUiOON SETS RECORD Works asks that trash and re­ 3 rot 29e fresh country style spareribs Meaty Lb. ‘ "by the Dutx Junior Museum Ft. Monmouth, N. J., May 12 tffi ceptacles be placed near, but not CUCUMBERS \ Bativday at 7 am. The group will —An experimental weather bal­ on, sidewalks In front of homes. meet at Highland Park spring on loon, eent aloft by the Army Slg' The garbage will b® collected Bprtng St. _ nal Corps, has achieved a night from'the usual placqsthe same day Li^GE "MNKMEAr* •Leaders will be Dr. W. D. time altitude record of 144,000 EVER TOOK 10c S A L E ! trash' is collected^ Residents not I Stroud, Fred Sweet and Sam feet—more tl,an 27 miles. certain of the normal pickup dates SikCV^l? THIS COIPOH Sweet. Adults arid children over The Army Siemal Research and cantaloupes fINAST Development Laboratory aald yes­ for their garbage can call the De- | 10 are invited. Children under 10 partment. years of sge must be oocompah- terday the balloon topped the pi^ YOUR CHOICE vloua night time record by 14,000 LIK$ OUR ded by an adult AH are asked to EfCmlUeB In New. Orleans eat I COMETS! SLICED BEETS bring binoculars and a bird book. feet In an April launching. HNAST - Wliol. . Balloons laimched at night.usu­ fiVe times as much veal aa those Those v^o need tnmspoctatlon In dairy-rich Wisconsin, reporU FREE $7.00 may cedi the museum. In event of ally hurst at lower altitudes, the Army said, because cooler temper­ the National Assn., of Retail Gro-1 rain, the walk wtU bO postponed cers. ^ { WHITE POTATOES to the following Saturday. atures cause, the rubber to stiffen ’"S?" STAMPS •«YOI" GARDEN • Whch With This Coupon , and Purchase Of JES-SO ELBERTA Six Pack OA'm a V KffiliH CORN 2 King Sice V O C IICHMOND M.dium Sil. PEACHES 2 ? r 5 5 e Contents COTT , SWEET PEAS a . SWEET LIFE BEVERAGES APPLESAUCE OFFER E3CPIRE8 MAY 14 k W-% % ■* SWEPT LIFE Ma m b u r o , h o t dog Sai>c «n Spring D k r i f t f f frozen % o J ! RELISTtES BAR-B-Q G o i n g o u t o f PICTSWEET FROZEN FOODS CALIFORNIA - ICeSER oX ^ *" L CAMPBELL’S ' ------— — ^ ^ ■ IR ■ M M i |PORK BEANS V ; ' i ! 2Jti.‘ 39e CAMPBELL’S CUT GREEN BEANS TOMATO SOUP 2 S 23c Popular W WW (C t MI-GULAR or GOLOM CUT BROCCOLI 2 39e Salad business. Vegetable IJ Hawaiiaif Punch 3 SWEET l i f e ' _ ' 5-J;’-i; >'%v> -ilB PEAS and CARROTS 2 S^ 3 5 e YOR " GARblN - Cut or French Style FACIAL TISSUE •ECONOMY- [ JPLORIDA VALINCIA - Prime Source d Vdamm C' ^ I m • ROOMINESS 2 SWEET LIFE. LEAF SPINACH 2 SLZ 33c • STYLING G r a n g e s 1 4 - 4 9 ‘ |wien_Beans Prices Slashed Again • ROADABILITY ONLY A FEW MORE OAYS LEFT LIQUID DETERGEMT 49e F L O R ID A - Extra fancy • BuHer Tendar 2-DOOR SEDANS S w e e r t o m 4 - 25c T O Y O U • LADIES WEAR -noRiDA YiiLow- - Add, v«ri*iA,i. th. ^ I AiKhof’ Hbcknij Ofittof Bowl • MENS WEAR ^('09 Out . PRICES START AT • GIRLS WEAR S a u a s h 2 2 9 * Weilne$dayVMay 11 this Siturdiy, Miy M for thA i . • BOYS WEAR lio2A.Cd.p.,dc,™k, -A with th, RU«h». »5 or n-r. • DOMESTICS • HOUSEWARES C U C lU H bC TS 2 1 9 ‘ I Xt your HNAST SupermarkRtR 8 t H o r n * *1998 • NOTIONS «S95 DOWN—8 YEARS TO PAY . LOW BANK RATES and much C A L I t O I N I A - Selected Red-Ripe 1M1 Main S t - 297 L Center S t E PR1CS5L MORIARTY Manch®st®r BROTHERS STRAWBERRY PRICE EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY-ONLY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT CjUANTITIES aOl CENTER S-51S5 « V , OPEN-EVENBUBS ' FSRST n a t i o n a l S T O R E S OF MANCHESTER, INC MAIN ST. ~ EAST HARTFORD FLINTY OF, FREE FARKING ECONOMY 446 CINTER STREET’ STORE OPEN 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. V;

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contention 1^ Kuykendall toat .ke oommlasion. *T*m not In anyway questioning that th# salary of the president could not see Where iitfluenclng of the Rev. Paul .Ackerman, then SHERWIN-WILLIAMS your honesty or integrity,” Ben­ ( Foulds) be raised when- company had been attempted by Tennessee. State W ill Open Andover paatdr of the First Congregation­ Jr. Passes; iC y R S C o » nett told Kuykendall. A' Rockefeller PAINT Income was dropping, "But toe most charitable thing' al Church. ’They now live in Ore­ tii^ater Rate Hearing ary was Jumped from $3,OPO to ’.Bennett cited a gon and have six children. W. H, England Lumber Co. by Tennessee last moifth Q uot^ that can be said about your con­ Launching A i^ Mother’s Club MO Middle Turnpike, Eaet $4,000 a year in 1969. versation with Mr. Corcoran was A buffet supper was s e rv ^ to Staff msmbers of the PU C will Gardiner Symonds, 'T e n « • • • • ® about 'fO women. A fter the supper HI 1-0201 boqrd chairman, that he h ^ or that it was not only unfortunate ' Notes Birthday , 8 6 Open AU Day Satarday to Ju n e 8 Inspect the schedules and reports but foolhar^ and Indiscreet” Hartford, May 12 (P) — * » • eew the group was entertained .by sev­ of the company between now end Tried td Sw^y FPC dered Corcoran to contact toe boat-launching and parking area en Andover children. Sharen FPC and that what O iw r a n had Kenneth U Smith, mai FPC offl- By MARGE FI.YNN the June 8 hearing. George A. Ko- . With Program Billings danced a balldt and jazz (ContlnuM from Page One) York, arrived by plane only a few done was accepted praoUce at the cUO, testified that toe dommisaton at Coventry Lake wUtb# open t4i Most women are b'i»y these nice teen. New York utility rSte an­ pression from toe Corcoran con­ irtnw had or probably would recr number; Edward Jurovaty, Paul hours before the death. A t the time (Contlnaed from Page One)., to# -public Saturday, Lyle K. alyst, has bsen retained by Green versation that toe plan to get rid commission. ommend that CorCorsp's fees of anrinR rtey* JrardeijinR. The Andover Mother’s Club cel Jijrovaty and Jimmy Thompson split rocks, rtCked^ leaves, mended, of death. Nelson, Laurance and gested tha Industrial rats ln c rm « 0 trtlUtlea CommlMlon (PU C y b' Manor to check the water company of part of toe Midwestern holdings Benm U said this was “ ons of nearly $130,000 be Ignored in de­ Thorpe, fish and game commlssione bmisecleanins or sewmB fences — for 15 cents an hour. Mra. Rockefeller were at her apart­ was too low while the domestic In his privaU talks, said Tennes­ M)rated its 25tlh anniversay last played accordion selbctlons;.^ Judy proposals sa w «ll. was a long range proposal that toe mort amazing sUtements I ciding applications by Tenneosee er, announced today. cotton*. On such days. 5*™ Painstaking practice' on hia vioUh ment In Tucson’s plush Arizona 30-MINUTE f r e e ing on a rate UKreaae for the Inciasss might be top 1 ^ . see was considering divesting It­ night with a party in the Ele­ Hutchinson played two plano_ se­ Green Manor spokesmen aay the would not become effective until have ever heard.’*. - Gas Transmission Co. for rate In- idea to plan "meals that cook them- netted him 5 cents an hour. cheater W aU r Cb. ended quleUy Joariolf repHed 'to a t the ■ self of part of lU 100 per cent Thorpe reported that State mentary School. lections; Daphne Jennings sang Inn. ' installation rats Increases are not ideal, company Is objecting to# hike on after Midwestern’S Canadian pipe­ What Symonds was saying, Ben­ craaaes. He safd toe same rec­ seh-es without much watchlnff- Ten of the original charter Rockefellar once remarked: Funeral arrangemepts are pend­ yeeterday after lengthy explana­ holdings In Midwestern. blologlsta. making their spring Iff- New Encland baked beans are two numbers; Willard Thomen added that industrial rates toe ^ c lp a l that It viflU not solve Kuykendall agreed under ques­ line had been financed. nett declared, was that ommendation is expected on fees members attended, ■ They were played Beethoven’s., "Farewell to ”My father used to say thkt one ing. Burial will ba In the family tion of propoeed ImprovemenU and the water companji’a problems. The commission, at toe time or ventory at toe lake last wriek, r ^ eas\- to prepare early in the d a ^ qt be rataed too high because tioning that this Information hadn t toe argumgpts .were concluded be­ charged by toe law firm of Jacob ■/I M its. Margaret Yeoman’s, Mrs. of the easiest ways to make mon­ plot at Sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown, They Indicated, however, they ported netting large numbers of Piano,” and sang ” God Bless This needed revenue*. , big indiwtrlal users would reacL come out during oral arguments on the’ Corcoran talks, was split 2-2 fore the commlsrion he was f*™ ' Arvey,. Chicago Democratic lead­ maV be left to bake for hours with Christine Coveil, Mrs. Bessie Hil­ ey was. to-Aave It. W e children j iu f f l e r s small-mouth bass and many fine House.” N.Tt,.- The' PO C will resume the hear­ would not have opposed the In toe case. He agreed also that if It oh whether to make toe return Ing his private attorney "to make er. only an occastonal check to add liard, Mrs. Rachel' Stanley, Mrs. were brought up to regard waste by dtW iW crease If It were to provide for i blue gills. There is every Indica­ A fter the children’s entertain­ ing on June 8 for cross examlna- stopping'purchase of water from were true that It would have a big 6 ^ per cent or leave toe rate open sure you understood.” Legal costs ars one of toe fac water if needed, and provide a Rachel White, Mrs. Hazel Floyd, as almost a ain,” filtration plant, which it toe "real to be fixed after the pipeline was tion that fishing at Ctoven^ L a ^ ment, Mrs. Eva Warner, Mrs. ' tlon by tho»e in opposition to the bearing on what rate of return Bennett said he believed that tors Iff determining rates gas com­ hearty meal at the "end of a busy Mrs. Agrnes Friedrichs. In all, In 1901, Rockefeller married th/’SSn^. He j*”: answer to the problem.” completed. The commission wound will be excellent thlj weekend, ha Ruth Munson, and M nr Ruth Mrs. Rice A g ^ increase and by P u C staff m^n* posed industrial rate Is Increased Midwestern would need If it had to the action was a move to present panies may. ch^E^ to offset ex­ dflV. ' ateut TO women were present. Abby Greene Aldrich, daughter of upJJ leaving toe awwrate open — .. penses said. y Mrs. Gordon Fogif. 02 Adelaide Hutchinmn dressed In children’s as much as" Uxlslr; 'niere are fewer trees In Africa stand on its own feet financially. new .facte aimed at Influencing the Mrs. Hutchinson Introduced U.S. Sen. Nelson W. Aldrich of '’ *The 8th DUtrlct and Oreen However, he said he got the Im Bennett sharply challenged a Rd"' has fo\ind her baked bpana arc clothes, did a comical imitation of Leads iSr^^PTA Fltspatrick also sSked company than on many other continent. M rs. Palmer as the ^mother with kindergarten children singing rock Rhode Island. Theyrhad six chil­ Manor Construction co.’' are the wltneasea bluntly I f It seemed wUe >mpular with her family, at food dren, a daughter and five sons-— the ■ largest family. She has 10 'n roll. A rfower corsage, made only organizations to file opposi­ 'sales at 5t. ‘MAry's Episcopal Abby, John D. Ill, Nelson, Laur- ____ M yro n '' Rice wps re- children. 23 grandchildren, and 21 entit’elv of frosting, was given to tion to the requested increase. ChiircJi • whrrr thry B-rr feoM by great-grandchildren. ance, Winthribp and David, -iim'talled as president of the Man- The company Is seeking an over­ Mrs. Walter Weir, chairman of c h ^ e r Green P T A at a meeting pints, at^d for picnic atyle entcr- Awards were given to. Mrs. Jen­ Mrs. Rockefeller died In WiS'and all 39 pef Increase In rates to " taininff iii the .sunfmer. the program, in appreciation for of the organization last night in nie Post, as the youngest mother her work in planning the party. In 1951 Rockefeller married Mrs. bring an •PP™**™*!* , Baked Beans attending: Mrs. Hilliard, the ^old­ Martha Baird Allen-tSf TroVidence, the school aiiditorium. . 140.900 In revenues. The estlmaiea To complete the evening, an Other officers Installed were 2 IbsT pea beans est mother^ M.rs. Jean Bos\\’orth, anniversary' "cake, 'decorated with R.I. ' mcrease to the dom «*«c !• cup.piola.sses the youngest mother with the old­ A frequent winter visitor to CantO' George Wald, vice presi­ would be about 21. per cent, to the hundreds of multi-colored .^frost­ dent; Mrs. Oscar Rottner, secre­ teaspoon? salt est child, and the oldest mother TucsofC Rockefeller had been ill Industrial u*er about 38 per ing roses, was cut and served'iyith tary; Harty Carr, treasurer; Mrs. NEW BIKE DEPT. a slices bacon with the youngest child; Mrs. fdr^several months. The hospital The company i » also Bernard Menschall, membership; We repair all makes. Yon 2 teaspoons dry mustard Carole Little, the newest mother; coffee. ^ announced he had been taken off increase public fire prot^tlon 8 . . 1 s - ( c i!lW » i can use your old bike as • ■ u teaspoon pepper Mrs. Palmer, mother with the its criti < i i Avg. u-g. 47c LAMS COMBINATION so tel|h as at present. YOU RECEIVE THE ENTIRE HIND QUARTER INCLUDING He also said the company ALL CUTS OF STEAKS,ROASTS and GROUND BEEF! wtwthsr H gets a rate In o T ^ or Filjet of Sde 69c ] Fresh Scallops 59c not, vriU not be aWe to b o n w FARM FRESH GRADE "A " EGGS^ meulm 2 89c CHOPS c the total amount of money needed AND to complete Its new system. Some STEW more Shares of stock may have to POULTRY PARTS G lIZ A R D S ^ 2““ 59c be put on the market, he said. tf’s frozen hod Week! CUT ]FRESH DAILY However, because the company SOLID WHITE Wi FRESH CRISP EHLERS has paid ne^lgfide dividends, the k it c h e n GARDEN BREASTS i r UVERS O O L O N IA y A L L M E A T ISOUP STOCK 3^'“ 29c otmvnny’a stock is now unattrsc- 10-oz. WINGS ★ LEGS tive to outsids capital, he chaiged. ALL PURPOSE 1 I..B. CUT CORU pLo*. CUCUMBERS VACUUM ^ o n 't Issue Stock 3 GRIND TIN Company president W illi sm FRANKS >49° k it c h e n g a r d e n , BUMBLE BEE TUHA » ' FREiSH VINE-RIPENED COFFEE Foulds, in the opening day Fried Onicken ,i*RRI’S FAMOUS ITALIAN . ^ hearings, saW the company would 37 ■ from La roe- not issue more stock. LIMA BEARS A&r, 2 PINEAPPLES Puerto Rice size TO TAKE pt5r WITH FRENCH FRIES Oomtnissloner Basil P. Ktzpat- MADE WITH WHOLE EGGS rtek questioned sharply the com- ' 1*1., MI 9-8251 SAUSAGE >79 ^SWEETLIFEFACJAL 'SEABROOK FARMS _ I GARDEN FRESH paaiy's proposed rate schedule, $ 1 . 0 0 ' partteularly the differencee be­ for BUY QUALITY ★ BUY LYNN POULTRY tween the addltione to Industrial GREEN PEAS s c a l l io n s Znty Saladt Bunch m in u t e m a id HELLMANN S 65 hpi^m our FAMOUS GARDEN DEPARTMENTl produce ••• BLENDED JUICE CLEANS CLEAR THROUGH CHEF BOY MEAT Hob Nob AimouncoB p iR viu iig CU-10-4) SO bbi, M a?9 JUST EVERYONE LOVES RED-RIPE KING .. $ 1 . 0 0 READY TO BLOOM _ TOMATOES19* SUMMER VEAL STEAKS HARDY AZAUAS «oeh Sfl g r a n d g a r d e n \ m ek freezer queen FAB DETERGENT SCHEDULE ewAsa MID \ 5 RADISHES buncRx 5c b e e f s t e a k Summer Sundays are,grand ...... — HAWAIIAN PUNCH « .3 H $l-00 for fun . . . for relaxation .. . Save o n 1 b p Quality Groceries Freebpak^sfif^FH^ Sok / SCALLIONS bunch 5 g for recreation and that’s why Nancy lijnn Bakory Treat LIVER Hob Nob will be closed on Sun- MIX ORWVi^Cfai THESE FINE CANNED FCXJDS GRAND UNION , day for the summer. It will xA/tTH T H A T "H O M E M A D E GOODNESS'* MADE OF THE -Jolinson’s Glo"Goat “lsTva^* 0x2105^ $1.19 permit bur staff to better ra U R froren... serve yoii during the rest of 16-oz. TIHY CHOICE cans FINEST MEATS the week. a p p l e p ie FAMCY PIAS 2 « 39' OF ANY NORTHWEST FANCY SLICED HAWAIIAN and NATURAL EXTRA f o a m in g ' Remember to buy your delica­ Regularly Peas • Cre^lnm Corn • Cronberry Sauce • Applesauce SFICES Beautiful Hand-Painted Hand-Decorated ^ tessen . . . your salads.. . your 59e A JA X CLEANSER 2 H 25 ' PUNCH Butter Beans • Red Kidney Beans • Diced Carrott Strawberries 3 picnic,delicacies before six on 49 IN THE NEW BOTTLE Saturday. Thanks! i SERVE.WITH GRAND UNION COFFEE mm g r a p e ' a p p l e BIRDS EYE DIXIE STRONGHEART ^ CHICKEN. BEEF, * .00 c l o r o x 15Vi-o*. TURKEY D FOR I cons TrySome MEAT PIES H<* Nob E A R L Y DOG FOOD DOGWOOD TENDERLEAF le SALE SWIFT’S LOIN Summer Hours: kaiser—H-INCH CALO Avoiloble at " A $4.00 MAR-CREST DINNERWARE V R E S H P A K IN ROCKVILLE V FOR I MOIUNCFOII TUMGS CAT FOOD IN MANCHESTER LUNCHEON STEAKS t;30 A.M. to « P.M. Mon,, Tues., Sat. H. BACKOFEN’S ORAND UMION BURSACK BROTHERS 60 SCHOOL STREET U. S. CHOICE TO P ROUND OR CUBE 489 HARTFORD ROAD . X,A .^'iNG * ■ 7:80 A.M. to 9 P.M. , MERTEN’S M ARKET Wed., Thiirs., Fri. KLEIN’S MARKET 24 w’iNDSOR A v e n u e FREE 100 STAMPS lei CENTER STREE’T S te a k s tender WITW $5.QO OB MORE PURCHASE Dinner Senrei Every Evtning HILLER’S MARKET REE 30 SIMPS Triple-S Blue Stamps O f Course KNARF7S FOOD MARKET 21 SPRING STREET n i l 50 SIMPS 540 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, F.AST W IT H TH IS COUPON A N D PURCH/^$E OF ROCKVILLE PUBLIC MARKET /VITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF With This Coupon and Purchase Of MANCHESTER PUBLIC MARKET 118 UNION-STREET 806 MAD.' STREEJT $5.00 Or More At Your SCHAEIFER’S MARKET W H E f i r B K M ) 6 LAMORKNK 2iB. INDCO RUSS’S MARKET 39 PARK PLACE DORAX Mancheater Grand Union " «17 CENTER STREET CRACKED or 100% WHOLE WHEAT TOP NOTCH gives WORLD GRtEN STAMPS r u g —LIQUID or OV^l^CLEANER Limit one—off«r expiree At Grond Union's Low Price SPRUCE STREET MARKET "'A Quality Treat At Grond Union Low Prices ' « Seturday, Biag 14 115 SPRUCE STREET , 974 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ' Limit; One— Offer expires Sot., Moy H th I Limit: On#— Offer expires Sot., Moy 14fh t . T. WOOD’S LOCKER PLANT A nytim e*' D ouble Stamps Eyery Wednesday 11 so BURNEIDE AYE.. EAST HARTFORO k » r wrap 51 BISSELL STREET stth ePark fid e Mancheater OPEN TILL 9 P.M, WED.-THURS.-FRI. - 73 SPRUCE ST. h . MI 3-0723 GROIEOUIEICElInc. : HARTFORD W e e . \ .

■\ ■ > x: / IPAOE rii'i'iiK HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O N N ., THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1&60 ______MANCHESTER EVENIN' ' 1 1 • - 1 General Council of COMpdratianal tjbrreetion MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 12,1960 MAy 4 fdr leaving the country S te w a rd sh ip U lllt\ churches to aid local,' ehurehea in a member of the Seventh Day horns todny f*® * 3 1® * ^ ^ without Tiling a flight plan. _ ____ ^ rr • * S ' 'imnrovlna *’**^'^their efficiency. effieti Th* h*rolna wfxyeStisrdiijr’* I^AO^ FOURTEEN tp .m . ' . Aircraft Offers Earlier this year a U.s: pilot and d a il y c r o ssw o r d fu z z l b Advent C hun* in Hartford. Jo Meet Tonight Uhalrman of the Center Church Oft Auburn fit.. wan'Mrp. Rabflrt OUR BOARDING BOUSE with HAJOR.BOOPLE .Survlvoti include a. slater with a Cuban flier were killed by an ex­ SUGGS BUNNY committee is Harold H.,01endsnlel, U b itu a ^ y whotn 'she lived, Mra. E tta M. Wil­ plosion oyOr a adgaf mill in cen­ Benson, on 148 Woodbirldge Bt., iS a m e Contract A- committee plai*ing a new assisted l>y C; Burt Carlson, Rich­ and not a Mrs. Dunaon U wk* er­ BesiPEs,rr'5TH‘ I THAT.. lo o k s son, and a brother, Clair Burton tral Oubk. . ^ ard Htird, Robert McComb Jr., and BETTER] Aiwwtr to Pmvl*x, Center Congregational C h*u i* c h J’VE eOTFERIT!, IF T H S Y '5 AN Y T H IN G S im p l e Mrs. Tebeas Crbtty Lyons, wife fn North Haven will meet tonight at 7 :30 with the x j through the kitchen window «< J * AROUND HERE WS VOU, • Coinogf Sunday, at a time to b* announced, Paul Maroenuk CHIIJD DANCER HIGH Itow ard Woltersdorf home mV'Au- WHYWm>tXl0»NEUP.3AK6 «( John St,. Lyons, 281 Center St., at the Hoftnea Funeral Home, 400 Th« funeral of Pnul Marcenuk, Washington — Work la pro- rvev.^.^aifford A-'iiiioi II O. Simpson at the •MAVBB I - A\EATHeAD.'' VJHACT M A K E * Chicago — More school Chilean- bum St., airectly behind hart. ^ APT5K ALU ,rr5 0HLVMl9NBy T YOU THlNI< VOU'RSr ^ ' died thia/mominF at Martfcheater Main St. Btirial wHl ba in Monu­ 134 Oakland S U was held this (CoAMnoad from Paga greaaing on a bell tower to house chumt'P^tfice. HAVE.S0ME, ACBOM B B W w ^tamorjai Hospital after a brief Enlistment” la died of cancer than of any other called Aremeh 'I'ko sm«|Ulerad tM INtM E < YOU'RE PlAYlHS POR.'— 'iOU'YB S M A R T f TH'o MLV ment Hill Cemetery in Coventry. morning at the Holmes Funeral a huge carillon donated to Arling­ "Our CJhrtstian flame* Qefwe any damage could ?BEN $TARIHS AT THE BOAeO 1 Andmt Or«sk „ Home,, 400 Main St., followed by a union shop and other /^d-call#d the themeie (n-t of'^e project to eval­ diseas* in 1959. The disease took house T H IN S Y o u s h i n e d i n ^ SeTwUtedtoto lllnwir ' j FriOnda may call at the funeral ton National Cemetery by Queen result. !' FOR 15 M\HUrES.HOP|N6 FORA Sm WM bom in Danbury, and uate churchwide'prpgrams ,and In­ the lives of more than 4,000 chil­ A T SCHOOL W A S R L U S • JapancM thmda home' tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. solemn high Maas of requiem At "security” terms 'und^^vhe unity Juliana of the Netherlands. The m ir a c l e AND YOU'RE SIMPLY ^ had lived Th Manchester for many and Saturday from 3 to 5 and 7 crease members' awareness of in­ dren under 15. About half of them ^------E R SE P A N T S / mooetaryunit DOWH St. Bridget’s Church. program of both UAW and tower, financed by Dutch contri­ died of leukemia, a cancer of the LAphrodlte,' NO MATCrt FOR TVHG6S."— YOUNB years. She was a member of fit. . The Rev. John J. ^ a n e y wa» dividual re.sponslJilUty. pro- tVeMniclan IVtrbal to 9 p.m. International Aaadciatlon of Ma­ butions, Is being built near the blood-forming tissues. (Sot TP SUMP HIM, AND THEM Jam es’ ChurchiNi^d the LadiM of celebrant, assisted by the Rev. Tombs of the Unknowns. f'rnTn hH* b6«n d6veh>p«cl ny tn# SUtaelothad 8t. James. • x-' Jacob Ketach Dennis R. Huseey^as descon, and chinists for aU^U^C planU. SPortant Bundling, besides>hRr huapand, Jacob Kbtach, 71, of 87 Maple the R4V. Stanley Hastillo as sub- A meetlnif^af union members at M laUnmlxed BTAvaraBt are a daughter, Miss .HHen, 9. Ly­ St., died yesterday at Manchwter deacon. i^r^. Raymond Murphy, the North Haven plant, where ons of ManchcNer; thre^iSi^prt,, 3,800-4^000 are employed;, to act Given At A&P...Reduced Price Movie Tickets T fflke Drive-In s :‘(* .itebefor# M Asiatic Inland • Meiiiorial Hospital after a long 111- was orgairilat. liiss Mary CTotty, M ss Isabel nesa. Builal was In St. Mary’s Ceme fianagement's offer la sched­ TJL ni^vA. PA tA ; ^evanU ••• , l?2li!23Si R. Crotty, and Mias Helen A. Crot- tarV, Eaat Hartford, where Father uled for Suhday at lO-a.m. at the r~tz JBumaMWOOdMIUllan,.^ He was born In Austria. Aug. 27,.. ^»ry, cm v ------Newington and Manchester Drive-In, Belton Notch 25 Prepoiltion — . ty, all of Haetford,' 1888• ■OOOj IBllUand jmu had livedlAvWM in Manchestep^ Hussey read the commltui. Bear- ^'orth Haven high school. Dl- HAMLIN 'Tha funeral ^ 11 be held Satur­ ___ _ aoi Hi Coma bade 28 Sport 43 Ratio _^ fS.JMk. t 58— years. W.. He had been A«MS*1/Vfr.employ­ ers. alV membersW S A'Fof .-theL'ttlA P o l i^ Ix>renzo, on, the basis further a l l e y ------27 Conaumea 44 Maxlean ^PU day at 11 a.im'at the John F. Tier- American Club of Manchester, changes might be made (no fur- OOP ______IF I WAS THE AUTHOR EM CALL WU A LIAR, 9 Goddm of ed at Cheney Bros, for m ^ s Mian ' YEAH, r KNOWJSOJ WHY,YES,THA-re SURE-JUST SO LONG AS diieord 28 Century plant 45 Journey / nay,, Funeral-Home, 219 W. Center 50 years before his retirtnient,. were Hlpolit Kurlowic*,-'. Lupaa ther sessions have been schedui- r ig h t , DOCTOR/ OFAVARN UKETHAT, 29Dlapatched 48Jap ai^ fit., foIUTwed by a aolemit high ^TtXKTHETOPOUT I'D SCRAMBLE THE/ THEY CANT PROVE IT! lODffl was a member ot-' Concordia Piesclk. Frank Haraburda Rr.,.Ig- ed) declined tq say what the rec- A&P SUPER MARKET IN MANCHESTER - 261IROAD STREET AND I l6|. CENTER STREET ' I MISSEP SCmMG \ OF A BK3 PIWE BUT MOW'D I HAH! 11 Fewer 31 Tie ' V. aborliln* ]dasa 'o f' requiem at St. Jam es' Lutheran. C/hurch. naev Zatkowaki, John Tyc*, and ommendatlon of the negotiation TOU KNOW? EVIDENCE JUST LIKE !! ( “* . 47.0fa«mad THE MACHINE DOWN AND PILED LIP TOU Diqoxf. nmnnnn 19 FolloweT 34 Flowet Ch'iTch at 11:45 a.m .. Burial will Anf'hnnv Wilsra committee might be. DOWN IN THE .5 .'^ ’} * ^ ____ _ sopneioiutlon iSPrliea 49Dl4encumb8f He is survived by hia wife, Mrs Anthony wiiga. contract Is the AT THE LAB BY ba in St. Mary's Cemetery, Unlon- Susan Kaberfen Kptach. 1 a b o u t A MILE! APPLEGATE . ville. Friends may call at -the fu­ final In a ------series covering------UAC OPEN MONDAY THROUGH xSATURDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. CANVON/ '23 Unaccom* . r •r r r r Funiral'''servicaa will be held xr-r ■ . ____ panted p" r 4 r r neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Saturddy at 2 p.m. at Concordia R e g io n a l 8 wwkera. A spokesman for tha ma­ ■ o’clock, and tomorrow from 2 to 5 chinists said today that th* union S t *5 28 British coins IT Lutheran Church. T he Rev. Paul 30 Peal rr 1* and 7 to 9 p.m. Kaiser, pastor, r/iu officiate. Bur­ would not be taking any action 5T1LL RHAM to Honor "until we see what North Haven YOUR 31 Farm buildinf IB“ IT 1? ial' will be in Eaat Cemetery. 32 Malt drtnl^ Bertie MOeeley does Simday." ■■ MOYE, , Friends may call at the Holmes School Athletes 'The machinists have been map­ 33Cratt IT it 71KT Bertie Moseley, 79 Bridge St., Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to­ JAKE*. I 84. Citrus fruit ping plans for a possible strike. (Straight Cut lb 79c)i died yesterday at the “Veterana' night from 7 to V and tomorrow Union officials have Inferred that Super-Right Quality, Fancy Brisket Bostort or N. Y. Style -35 Short jacket W Hospital' tat Newington after a long from 3 to 6 and T to 9 p.m. . F ifty athletae of RHAM High 38 Venetian coin both the UAW and lAM would co­ B B lllneaa. School n’t!! be honored at the ordinate strike actions, although PROMT SSPr^ierty Item / Mr*. Belle M. Bannister BY DICK TURNBR Mr. Moielay was born in Mill- "Block R” dinner, at 8:30 p.m. each local will take Independent c a r n i v a l 39Aied Seturday.tn the high school cafe­ 40Favorita ST bury, Mass., the son of the late Mrs. Belle M. Bannister, 93, action on any strike vole. Sched-' CUT animal Titus and Ellen Hurst Moseley, who lived with her adn, Jeaaa H. teria. uled to address the first 2-union S" and- had lived in Manchester for Bannister, 177 Maple St., died The dinner he# been planned mass meeting in Connecticut labor Corned B«ef 41 Wed 44 Spanish silvtr sr 40 years. Ha was epeployed by yesterday at the Manchester Con- by the RHAM Parent Teacher history May 22, seven days after coins C**ney Broa. here before he Joined v&lMccnt home. She w m the wl- Student AaSn. (PT^A). Seven out­ the laat pact end*, at the'Bushnell SUPER-RIGrtT SPECIAL SHANKLESS PRISCILLA’S POP standing athletes •wiU be presented r - x r 49 Ancient name W the shipping and supply depart­ dow of Jesse Bannliter. Memorial la Al Hayes, interna­ -I ■“ *' . of Syria ment of the Hartford Flfe-Inaur Mrs. Bannlater was a member with, trophy awards from the fol­ tional prMident of.the Machinist*. A 49.Le(el point 41 4i anca Co, 10 yeare ago. of the Federated Church, Chlc(^ lowing donors: 'The Student Coun­ To date,’ only two plants, the SMOKED 50 Iroquolan M Mrr' Moseley served■ mIn S'France____ pee. Mass . And a 50-year mefliber cil, the Sportamen’s Club and the P *W A ones at Meriden and South­ PICNfCS Indian tr 48 ;nritt Co. F., 102 Infantry, Con­Con* of Cabot Chapter. OES. Volunteer Fire Department, both ington. have accepted managa- 91 Cosmic order necticut NationaP Guard, and was of Andover: the Hebron PTA and ment's offer for a new. pact. Shoulders u u Funeral services will be held to­ 83 Devote* IT awarded a Purple Heart. He was the Hebron Grange; and the 83 My morrow at 2;30'p.m. at the Fair- Men's Forum and the. Lions' Club, • \ u a member of the Men’s clubs of view Cemetery, Chicopee. There SUPER-RIGHLQUALITY. HEAVY, WESTERN, CORN-FED, STEER BEEF 84Chlncst|nonc; t{ tha inauranee company and South both of Marlborotigh. of aceouht will be no calling hours. Friends Methodist Church. The speaker will be Dr. James American Pilot may make memorial contrlbutlona Moora director of health and BY FRANK O’NEAL Survivors Include hla wife, Mrs. to the Cancer Fund in lieu of physical education at Southern s h o 'r t r i b s Dorothy Jewell Moseley; three flowers. The Watklna-Weat Fun­ Connecticut State College. His ap­ Killed in Cuba sons. WilUam Moseley of Sw th- eral Home, 142 E. Center St.. Is pearance haa been arranged by Boneless Chuck 63' r*a Ington, David Moseley of West In charge of arrangemenU here. NOO'iJE Claude Waabume, director of boys' (Continued on Page F i t t e r ) •' But that Is not Buxton, Maine,, and Frank Mose­ .physical education at RHAM. A S o m a w o m en ra^ e^ Another twtets TOO ley of Manchester; a stepson, Rob­ Mre. Edward Belair Sr. SUflR-RIGHT QUALITY MEATS Om Price Owly A> AdvcrtlMiil her husbapd« arm the style I use, MembeVa of the committee for Uge the Cuban sugar crop by I orWMp^or.plead My ^system NEiWWSJl ert H. Stanler of Manchester; a Columbla-:^Mrs. Florence Foote the dinner Include the retiring kOr leads him by bombing. Reports of Incendiary I To «ialn their a « n a p : ^ WHY daughter, Mra. Mlrian. Dyson of Belair, 84, wife of, Edward J. Bel­ PT8A co-Twealdenta, H r. and Mrs. SUPER-R1G.HT QUALITY, HEAVY STEER BEEF ^ S u m m e r , c jo t h e e , t he nose-. ^ 7 POTff fitoneham, Maas.; a stepdaughter, air Sr . Rt. 8, Columbia, died Tues­ Robert Farley of Marlborough, bombings have decreased recently BONIIN M|PC Mlai Dlanee T2 Slihler of Manches­ day night In Bridgeport Hoepltal. and the hewly-lristalled co-presi­ as U.S. officials applied strict eon- B Y ^ L CAPP and iBOB LUBBERS Not) ter; two brothers, Ernest H. Mose­ BLOCK STYLE LB UARN She was employed at the Ameri­ dents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gas­ trola on renting-''planes In Flori­ LO N G SA M T" ley of West Hartford and David can Thread Co. In WUHmanUc tor per of Andover, Principal Carlton HAKDCftr^ -S H E MUST TO da. IPCNTfHEU,- . JUSTAPUUN HAVE-ER-'- Meeeley of Rocky Hill, and nine IS years. She was bom In Norwich B. Seybolt, WytMaime. Mr. and mSA-INFACr- RLAY? grandchildren. • , The most recent plane Incident to,, SlieGd Betf Livtr . 1 . 4 5 ' -UTTIBTHIN6. 5CRAPEDHER June 28, 1895. Mrs Clifford Martine*, of MarP- disturb relations occurred March VUtMEKEN irsAOiRi., IT WOULD REAaV . POORrACEN BYmeral services wtll be held to­ Besides her husband, she leaves borough. Edward A. Yeomans, of rANPiiuy auntapeuide . morrow a t 2 p.m. at the Holmes 21. D«lici8i>.ly' Pr.p.r.4, tMdy-trtervt »Uat*-*l6i1T HUVY ST|H MB' AMUSE yoUTDS^ Tie BOSHES. a ion. Edward J. Belair Jr. of Tor- Andover. Mrs. Richard M. Grant Two Ameridan pilots, William J. C3WPFUUMAX- HOWPLANSIE SO ALBERT jTuneral Home. 400 Main St. The ' and Richard Gale of Hebroh, ICriDNENTION rlngton; two daughters, Mrs. Shergales of West Hollywood, Fla., Potolo Salad ko33‘ Grouar Chuck y.69^ IS -B U T BANCHOEP Rev. Lawrence Almond, pastor of Elaine B. Philip of Newdngton and TiOkets may be obtained In An OORTSOESrS' and Howard Louis Rundquist of SUfia-aiGHT SLICIO SU*H.»IGHT qUAllTY UHroKrUMTELY- South Methodist Church, will of- Mrs. WilUam J. Smyth of Strat­ dover from’ Yeomans who, r t Mlamf, were forced down by CubSn s e x m fieiate. Burial wUl be In East ticket chairman, has annotyiced ford; two granddaughters and a soldiers. The government accused Peppor Loaf 2 km 55*^ Sttw Btef u 6 r Cemetery. There a'Ul be no calling great-granddaughtar; a brother. that seating wlH be limited tO 200. them of trying to smuggle sup­ hours. Friends may contribute to George Foote Of East Granby; and porters of the deposed Batista dic­ the memorial fund of South two slaters. Mrs. William J . Dwia- Tiny Scale Offered tatorship out of ^ ba. . MathedUt C*urch. hue of Manchester and Mrs. George Several days latef, however, U.S. Blatherw'lck of Newark, N.J. Hicksville. N. Y .—A new minia- officials said they had Information S-12 lira. Myrtle B. C. Fortune Funeral aervices -will be held to to prove that Shergales made the LIVE CHICKEN FRESH 12 OZ DRAINED WEIGHT , W ^ •—y ------— ----- morrow at 8:30 a m. at the Pot­ ture scale that can be hung from A )«Y K H l OF VALUES WOVE- Coventry.— Mrs. Mj-rtle Belle a doorknob weighs luggage up to flight as a Castro agent. Shergales *‘rn babV’fittlng___ luff you Bsewwmu9t artm *m — ber . that------all------children- Clark Fortune, 82, of Rt. 31. Cov- ter Funeral Home, 458 Jackson St., later conflrme)! the flight waa . ' aa na.. _Al^^aaVaa^ M^lMalasAA MoaVAMae WllUmantlc. and at 9 In St. 88 pounds. F o r uae In home, hotel, JUST CAN'T BEAT LOBSHRS LB 69' LOBSnR MEAT 1.89 art baaitally alike— whether they’re relativee, parents •ntry, died this morning at Man- or ipot«l the leather-covered, 4- “rigged" with Ghiban otficiala to BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD ebeater Memorial Hospital. Joseph’s Church. Bujijal will be in create more anti-American feel­ THAT A&Pl JU D D S A X O N X or grandparentel" St. Joseph's Cemetery, WiUiman- by-2 5^8-lnch scale is expected to M’SfEU ARCHBR'S She waa bom tat Iraaburg; Vt. appeal to air travelers. It comes In ing in (Juba. The two fliers were It’s really the "merry month y'KNow,iDioss - tlc. . ' CONTRACT.^ PERHAPS ^ act March 28. 1878, and had lived a red leather case. [indicted by a Miami grand Jury of M ey" at AiP - and a ipot- VOO OVERBOARD, HE WONT MIND IP I In Cm’entry for 35 years. She was Friends may call at the funerkl ro n d ily e o ld bo y, TOSS IT JO THE FI3H« B Y RO U SO N check of the values will prove WhK^LE or ANY SIZE IP I PIPNT HAVE A Ll^LE SPORTS iti Each store is filled with HISH REGARD FOR / W aterm elons CUT LB T V fresh , stocks of your favorite foods. You'll see - right away 2 LB — what makes them such A s p a r a g u s / FRESH TENDER BCH O T extra-seed values ... the low, low p'rices on every A&P Instant bRiNK PKG A T BY DICK CAV ALL! COFHl ;1 LB S7^ Cake Mix^S ASSORTED 2 PK G S 4 5 m o r t y M E E K L E Eight O'clock 3lbb«fl l;*5 BAG ■mAT«5THeLAEr ^ A 14 0Z 9QC p*5CT/THE ANSWER DIOCI A aoTS w 7 OWUJ T IM E I E V ER Ann Page Ketchup SPECIAL LB WEILWIMTHROP?! I^ R k S H T TH ERE M u 0n s t 0r C h 00S 0 ^ c ;:^ lb 4 r BY LANK I^ONARD HIDE A COMIC MICKEY FINN A^DYOO,WHO K5 lNYOt3RBOOK. BOCI<:iN<5lDe Chicken of Sea Tuna X't 39^ WORTHMORE I Va LB i)A .C O O R O jyj& TT . 10 MtNJM. TO WW TEN MINUTES, OR WTLL YANK £ the EN*INB~ 1 CAN I TM OMAT AnANTiC t lACIFie TEA COMPAMY. !»». Rri«v Onei h. t0|R BUAAP TH'GATE TO TH' TWtOTTLE WIPE OPEN, AND RAM THAT Boons tS vatreelMi'tftni.ld^ MINUTED YOU CLBARLYl BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY « let •nr WAKPEM YOUR PIKE'. RAPlOAcnvlB, CRATE POWM YOUR THROAT I To give you the special quality and flavor'’you Hiy u 4 «frBctiv« m MR. ABERNATHY E PAB5BCL KNOW WE MEAN Foh 1 LB CANS AU AlP StMT MwMb THE h ij a c k e d BUSINESS I find in Wise Potato thipa, naturally we have to atart m «M9 awwaiKy YES,SIR, HAVEYtXJ PERFORMED NO, NOT YET. TKAIM BTANPBAT with very special potatoes . ., top-grade potatoes—and 4 ritMtty. VDURGOQP PM D DO YOU HAVE THE f«40N OWE w4 PORWT ' 49*^ ■ t ^ wir-lHCitU ‘l....' -*1 Lfiil! ilNU -J'- HELLO THERE, m . I AM. l^penTePAY? ONE FOR ME LIKE A COBRA then some! ' " ,1 '(tJUNG MAN DO? k e a o v to s t r ik e As you know, even the best potatoes often (X>ok LARGE MAC GIANT W lC WU'REA PKG a t PKG 7 * %ttfteOMT, quite differently. PoUtoea that ^ m e Wii« PqUtO . 1 . . '' aren't Chips, therefore, have to pass a aeries of rigid teats. Only B o s c e N u s o f t YOU? M a i e k i O i l those that under our exclusive process will make cljipa Vel Liquid ‘ milk aaaflifier FAItIC lOFTINn IIN8I golden in color and rich in fiavor are accepted. - PT a AC Even these select potatoes must then be patiently 1t< OPE KING SIZE BOT 17c S , 3 5 ' ■ S , 6 3 ' ^ 120Z AWC 1 FTIOZ FAC JAR Of JAR 0 7 io t " jones* **cured” under precisely controlled conditions until they rmtenn '•COfl. . are at their beat. Then they are processed into golden, 4«OPE q e c tcOEE AAC LGE BOT. e J GIANT BOT eW PY PETE HOFFMAN flayorful Wiae Potato Chipe... the best-liked poUto Blue Bonnet w s S’-/!. U n i t JEFF COBB ______chipe in the whole wide world. Kasco Deg M eal BY WILSON SCRUGGS I As ROD DERRICK'S hey, c o m e , M a r g a r i n e THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE . CARSLOWSTOA6TOP PACK h e r e ! „ Palmolive Soap UOUID STARCH ...COMEBACK/! 5LB. AAC 1018 1 AA WMT WHAT IS IT, W E a, DOC, HOW DOES IT FEEL TO HAVE BBSm A WAITING PLANE.... 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C u t '- R l t i ^ Ajuxi Cleanser S c o t k i n s S c o t t l i f . FACIAI TIUUU , DINNIR NAPKINS W a x P a p e r 4c OFF GIANT SIZE CAN 19' 12SFT AWC POTATO CHIPS ; 2 S ‘S 4 9 ' ROll A# T lie F I N B 8T Potato Chips MadOl (/ .1 . I ‘ p a g e SEVENTBIBil' T ' t r ' ! MANCTIESTER EVgNPfq BERAtP' KAyCHESTOR, CONNI, THURSDAY, MAY 12,199^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COiNN.. THURSDAY, MAY lg,-1960' AutomobBOB for Salo 4 BoildiBgiCoiittBCtllH 14 1967 FORD.'idoor, $850V l96« Ch#v- ALL TYPES of carpeatiy wor« ^Slander’ and ‘Damned Lie’ rolet eWan, $«78; T962 Porttac, 4- dode. Alteration#, dorraora, n o t­ THE door, $146; 1963 (ihevrolot hardtop, ings. porchto, finlab “I***^™'.*^ CLASSIFIED t$60; I960 CTievroIet, make offer, menu and garage#, #to. Can M* '-'weatcott’a, Parker Street, Ml 9-6981. 9-3932. . . BIDWELL HOME :ttap 1967 DB BOTO’ FlPedome 8porU Co. Alterations, addlUona . ■y ragoa. Ro«rflng an<* aiding man, two tone. Call after 6. MI Aluminum clapboarda a. apatw'o pf the seven Cheney hits, all ..ilwaukee, and Elroy Face, second' over the PhHlles. After opf 19 lagt yeah .took o v ^ Uia PLEAS^E^ai^OUEA^ mater, __ _ n a l8 ««j still bedeviled with the same old preesujg rhiMBO M ay 12 Phils Actusilly we here Connectl-<^ claimed some footballers are iBOorUoa for may advorttseaiont and then paly to Uio oxtoat of a fering 1 clgaaroom , and behind Sad Sam did just about every­ inning.v’.ead In Ui^ five states have reached tji« state years for allegedly viol^lng NCAA head of it. I don't think it'ig the Automobiles for Sal# 4 MORTLOOC’S Manchester’s lead­ (jOUGHLIN ROOFING Obmpanv, Woodling. -Baltimore, 18; Minoab, The Pirates retained second good deal of success^ truth. I know It’s never been done Lost and Found 1 all ilnporlanl department. and two-out singlea by , Hodie sixth Inning after he ha^.,stt^lM where they can't stand the sight rules-in recruiting six >ro*Pective ing driving achool. Three skilled Inc.- Aluminum elding, aagiait, Chicago and Allison, Washington. place. games behind, by defeat­ ♦ * at Michigan State.” Box score: 16; Brandt, Baltimore an^Kubbk, lisiidrlth and Ed Breseoud (each of us. football players. LOST—German Shepherd, brown 1967 MONTEREY Mercury hard­ courteous Initructofa, Class room asbestos roofing. Also alummUBL ing Los Angeles, 6-3, with three of had two hits) loaded the horns a pair in a In a statement released in Chi* Cheney ill New York, 15. Warren Spahn >2-0) collected his, As almost every schoolboy bas­ Added Incenlivp Unidentified recruiters were -collar, one year. MI 9-7489, 43 top. Mercomatlc, radio and heat­ Instructions for 18, 17 y e ^ bide. galvanized or copper gutter# and Bh r h po * e rbi runs In the eighth and three shut­ bases before Owens walked Jonee ketball fan probably knows the cago Big Ten Commissioner Wil­ er $1,096. MI 9-2883, Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director leaders. Ml 3-7707. iMcMiiliait. 2b . . . « , 4 0 n P. 1 0 0 Runs Batted In-^Skoiwron, New 269th victory, the 55th .over .St. But our thought 1.8 to offer^a quoted from other schools as say­ Marble St. ____ York, 20; Gentile, Baltimore, 19; out Innings of one-hit relief by on a 3-1 pitch. * New Elnglands are on an eight son said: of Driver Education. MI 9-7398. Simmons Gets Release ! i.'iister...... Si ^ } S S } Face. Third place Milwaukee rap­ Louis, but needed relief belplrnm plan which would-be-more accept­ ing "Indiana had to get caught be­ "Sports Illustrated’s etatements 1985 CHRYSLER, 4-door Windsor RAY'S ROOFING CO., #hlngle Mid , Brown c b ...... ^ 1 1 1 2 0 1 Maris, New York, 18; Minoso, Chi- '' a, ■ • * . Don McMahon 'and Lew Bunletle. team, three day, one game elim­ cause tt didn’t use any class" and ped the St. Louis Cardinals, 12-3, able to the other states involved. regarding ‘extralegal’ aid to Big FOUND—Ring, vicinity Oakland St. sedan, equipped. Must aell. MI built-in roofs, gutter and cojxwc* R,iku.«"p ...... <'4 h ! ' 5 *2 n 1 I cago and Allison, Washington, 17. PIRATES 6.\pODGBB8 8 — Three of the Milwaukee hom­ ination tournament. Maine, Mew We sincerely believe that the win-, its recruiters used "no finesse.' Garage—Service—Storage 10 tor work; roof, chimney tepmra. i Chaves, •lt- eightii 8” ^ Island send their state champions 1949 MERCURY, 2-door. Good run­ Marking End of ERA hammering. Cincinnati's game at McDaniel (1-1). He hadn t al- B and C champions wpuld be able Phil Dickens,'declined to comment this magazine has any pretense Jackson MI 3-8325. Hence, lb ...... ? i 5 2 2 i Cleveland, 27; Skowron, New York ninth. They scored In the, first on only. Massachusetts quaUflesi its ning engine, poor transmlaalon, g a r a g e f o r r e n t . ■•89 B. Con- ' Mlkolelt: rf ...... I e ’-.d 1 0 0 t siderable to do with the Chicago was called off because of kya-ed a nin in 18 2-3 innings go­ to rive a pretty good iccount of It­ until he read the article but when for decency and fair, play It will l o s t —Boy's light blue bicycle with and Gardner, Washington, 26- Gene Baker’s single, hla wpt Wt Western and Eastern champs, who terrific body. Best offer. MI 9-8896. te? '•* Ml 9-7m. CONNECrncUT Valley Cooettuo* Pittsburgh Pirates early cold weather, the Cubs’ sixth con­ ing back to last season, knd haa self In Boston. They might not be he was read toe Associated Press name names and present concrete balloon tires. Ml 9-3274. , was another one of, the tough TotBis ___ . ■ X , ^ ^ Doubles — Ajlison, Wajihlngton. since he w;m K^ven up fo r N « t don’t meet in a playoff for the Bay tion—Roofing carpentry, gutter*, San Francisco. May 12 Rnrky Hill lOl shoi^'ing. ' X secutive postponement, been taggpd for only *'two home able to take It all but I doubt If account of toe magazine article, he facts or it will withdraw iU sta- hreaks which seemed to ab r h po a « rbl 8; Lollar, Chicago, 8: Biiddin. Bos­ after a 1«M injury. But when th>y State title unless It occurs in the they would be disgraced. It would LOST—Small black dog, wWte on all kinds of sidlhg, epeclalta# « The Philadelphia Phillies have ...... ,1 0 0 1 0 0 e rk r .... 1 00.0 York. 2. , ^ brackets and so dominated the gone to Boston and knocked off ism.” ■ 1953 DE SOTO 4-door V-8. Fluid roojs of aU kinds. New r o o ^ gut­ Simmons, who wae signed ynth both the Red.' abd ,St. Zava-'ki p ,J 0 0 0 , B 3 0 Home . Runs—Held, . CTeveland Win Five, Lose 10, Win Two Shutouts added: , , Doesn’t Deserve Answer for $65,000 out of Whitehall Bark- a ..... 1 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 event that year after year It be- the sta'te champion in the New drive, white walls. Must sell. Rea­ ter work, chlmnqy# cleaneo re- Lotus, to Indianapoh.' of the .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Lemon, Washington, 6: Sie England!. 'This has al'vays rubbed "It was Forrest Evashevski s tal­ Ohio State’s Woody Hayes was sonable Offer accepted. .Call Ml Business Services Offered 13 ■ High School In his hometown American Assn., and PiU.'- Karr.infikl. P .. cRin* RT1 Rll-ConnGcticiit, ent to build Iowa Into a football AnnouncementB paired. Alumtauhi aiding. W bem, Kansas a t y and Skowron, Then; they placed the two teams some of the gloss off that particu­ emphatic about the magazine’s 9-1919 after 5 p.m. years’ ' experience. Free **^1 of Egypt, Pa, had been unim­ burgh sent George Witt, the Total'„ , 24 0 .S'lS 10 7 0 power with an extensive recruiting New York, 5; Seven tied with 4 from our sUte In the same brack­ lar champion. By eliminating the charges. He said: "That’s PHILCO-BENDK 16 lb. waah. 28c COSMA APPLIANCE SERVICE. mates. Call Howley, MI 8-6861. MI pressive the few times he righthander who won seven Stolen Bases—Aparicio, Chlca- runner-up as a participant in the program which never (well, hardly damned lie. It doesn’t even deserve 1962 d o d g e , 2-door hardtop, good Repairs all make refrigerator#, worked this yearMle pitched '" ''’iso Oin x-7 Detroit Shows Consistency et during the opening round to dry. lOc. Lucky Lady Launder 3-0763. ■straight as'a rookie in 1958 SB 'bnrnin'ki, DeMauro 1. Zavaskt 4; Smith, Chicago. Power, _ New England! such a situation ever) crossed the bounds of pro­ condition, radio, heater, fluid freezers, waehlng machines, ry- fpur Innings tn foub ..games, riiat^r Mlkolelt: LOB. Chcoev 12. go. make sure that only one of them toe dignity of an anawer.” center, 9 Maple St., across from but hasn't won since, to Salt Cleveland and Kaline, tietroit, 3 NATIONAL LEAGl'E could get to the finals. Under could not crop up again In the fu- priety. Duffy Daughterly, football drive, $150. MI 8-4081 after 4:80. ers, ranges, oil and gaa burners two of which he 8t8rtedc..and T,jikp City of'the Pacific Coast Rw-kv Hill S. BB Riikiis 1 f: First National Store. Open 24 •MI 9-0888. AU work guaranteed. SO Ritkn' 7 Znva.'ki 4. Karr.inl'kl 1 six tied with 2. Wednesday’s Results New York, Boston andtnight, have failed to score in 20 thli #et up the Connecticut teams ture. • "Star football players at other coach at Michigan State said: "To hours. 1954 CUSTOM Ford .Victoria, hard­ Heating and Plumbing 17 gave up a totaPpf 1.3 hits anrl League. Hit. off Znva'ki 7 for B run' in S In­ Pitching tBased on three or New York. May n (/P)—jciub. Big Ten schools are kept happy in eight runs fot an 18 00 eame.d ^ ning'. Kacrlii'kl, 0 tor 0 run' in 1. I consecutive innings. renarrily met in a •eml-flnal con- Then too, there is the ^riancla) me thia is preposterious. 1 don’t be­ top convertible, with overdrive. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- ,\ T h e Pirates also optioned more decisiohs)-;—Staley, Clhicago Pittsburgh 6, Los Angeles 8 CTeveland were rained out. test with the winner going on to problem to consider. New Have a myriad of extralegal ways., An lieve there is a school in the con­ PLUMBING AND heating - re­ run average. . • Milwaukee 12. St. Louis 8 Strictly creatures, of habit, state Personals Very good running condition, cars sunplifiers, phonographs and modeling Installations, repairs. mitfielder Joe Christopher to Hall, Kansas City and Coates, New ORIOLES 8. A S $ Brwd^ tsJee the New England title. has been dominating ' the angel meets the (players ,in the ference where th®y would permit clean. Asking $200. Cidl PI 2-7919 In announcing his release San Francisco L Philadelphia 0 these Tiffers from Detroit. 6 — reg- eban^em, Over 47 years total ex­ AU work guaranteed 25 years «t- Salt Lake and outfielder Ray York, 3-0, 1.000: Bell and Haw TIGERS I, SENATORS home run, following a single by Under the ia t ^ revision, the Class A . basketball picture locker room after a game, shakes this to go on." VACUUM: CLEANEPvS repaired after 6 p.m. week days. Wert- perience. 90 daya guarantee all to meet the Wednesday mid­ L a S a l e l t e S n a p s kins, Cleveland, 3-1. ;750. ■■ Cincinnati at (Chicago, Postpon in perlence.. 24rh(air. ..e(BYJc#. .-.steu. Me,1ias to'Cplumbus of the In- , ■ - Tliei*" won their first five JCaJine^.a^.third ^horae^ run, . cOuiKdl-iof. ■hajids MiaaeapoUe.. Ike ArmatronK my own- home shop. Forty - year#- qnda anytime. — work. P6tttTti»n*a, MI'9-4687..', night 25-player National t.^3trU «!aufe-- -Paactutk 'ana. ______, ■ ranging from $1Q to $50 In e a g ^ Minnesota Ear) VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. ; __ -'l»tgue limit. General-*Mana- ■ ;:ternaHonal. I>ggue. .. first hif^n'"iirat' M ti“^ h'rSfi'e'itp tha New England^ournament. hks up sending both wlUiur Cross_att3 factjry experience. All makes, ^ on A '2 ; s i r (jleVmrdVSr; "Bun- sweaty palms. At another achool 1957 OLDSMOBILE, 11.000 mile#, CONNIE’S TV, and Radfc Sendee, ger John Quinn said "It was Only Los, AngelM and St. 16 • 7 .696 now have won two straight a three-hit ahutoiit by Ramos (0- in the AL snd his. thlrtkhit of the now voted to put the' Cohneeticut Hlllhouse .to the New -Englands. said "If anything like that la go­ lot/ rates, free estimates, free ning, Detroit, 26; Barber. Balti San Francisco considering it a great football pUyers receive unmgned fine condition, .after 8 p.m. Ml available al< houm Satisfaction Mimnery DrcagHialdng 19 no snap decision." , Louis were wlthin^tbe limit 25; Ramos. Washington, 23 Pittsburgh ..1 15 9 .625 1’4 both 1-0 decisions *t Wsshington 4). who was tagged with his sixth night. He'singled and scored Balti- ■pactay and the two Massachusetts ing on, I know nothing about' it. pickup and delivery. Mr. Miller, Quinn said It, was decided to before^ke last day ruslr>^ , Hartford— All gbod things must more, two-out, last iiining home, rubs more's first run in the second in­ entriM, which more often than honor, Mayor Richard L«e of New ^ envelopes in the Monday morning You can say it’s a ridiculous state­ JA 8-8409. 8-6051. guaranteed, t t ll MI 9-1818. Milwaukee .. . 10 7 ..588 3 straight defest since laat Sep­ mall with their weekly honorarium give the 31-year-old Simmons The other deadline action; come to an end and RHAM High s 11 .500 A1 Kaline'a shot in the 1 1 th liming ning. then singled and scored as not are the strongest of the other Haven did hot like the amount of ment.” NATIONAL IJCAGUE Cincinnati •.. 11 4*4 tember and the third by one run enclosed. c h a in SAW work — Trees cut. ALTERATIONS nlade quickly and an opportunity to make a deal 'Milwaukee—Traded pitcher perfect record was snapped yester­ Los Angeles . 11 14 .440 6 did it last night with Frank Lar>- this veer. Lary (2-2) atruck out the. Orioles chssed Bud D*i«y aojl six teams In the tourney, all in toe money it cost to send both entries Several of the Big ten coaches Automobnes for ^ t e 4 Reasonsbls rates. Call PI 1>'?(558 Batting (Baaed on 35 of more out-dueling Pete Ramos in a same bracket on opening night. to Boston. He, 'and other Blm-Gity "Many Big Ten football players efficiently. Ml 9-5556. for himself, haxt Saturday Bob Giggle to Kansas City of day afternoon by LaSalette Semi­ at bats)— Maya. San Franciaco, St. Louis .... 9 12 ,429 6 seven and walked just one. getting tied it .3-sll with s two-run nmth and athletic directors were not between 1:30-4:30 or any time Simmons had nked to be nary of Hsrtford-. 9-2. RHAM had ,375 double five-hitler: espped bv CTint Churtney's pinch About all this will do, in the eyes officials, have been searching for are carried on toe payrolls of in­ OLDER CARS mechanics •pe­ the American League .402: Clemente, Pittsburgh, ..385; Philadelphia . 9 16 7*4 out of his only jam when Dan Dob- dustry at J40 or $50 weekly. Some- available for comment. Saturday or Sunday. EXPERT TAILORINO-On tadlea’ traded rather than warm the pitcher George Brunet, ■woii five straight games. 6 12 .333 7 'j The victory lifted the Tigers aingle. The A’s Dsle^,-. who best of most observers, ie to assure another source of revenue to; dals. flxl't y .r#elf cam. always and genUamen’a clothing. 189 Burgess, Pittsburgh, .375: Chirry, Chicago ...... bek hit,into a doubleplay after sue- a good aelection. Look behind our bench with the Phillies who was sent, to I,k5UlsviIle of the Four RHAM pitchers.-Don Mc­ Today’s Games past Washington into sixth place Bsltimore six time* out of seven - taama from upper New England sponsor such trips. Hartford city FLOOR SANDING and reflnlshlng Woodland S t CaU any time. MI Philadelphia, .372; Aaron. Mil­ cessive one-out singles by Ramos bfnee. Douglas Motors. 383 Main Specializing m old floors. Ml are rebuilding. . ' American Assn, along with Grath, Paul Carter, Gordon Wee- St Louis (Mizell 1-2) at Mil- Irt the American League race, just and Billy Gardner in the aixth in­ last sesson. had a four-hitter for ■.. ft place In -the finals. But it will fathers have always squawked to 3-2264. ‘T hate to use cliches, but waukee, .368. probably------make toe , final ^ champion high heaven when they were asked 9-5750. outfielder Lee Maye. man and Paul Fink, proved no Runs—Skinner, Pittsburgh. 22; waukee IWilley 2-1), 2:30 p.m • four games behind Chicago s idle ning. eight innings. NEED A CAR and had your cr#dlt that’s baseball.” said Simmons San Francisco — Released puzzle to the home five after a five (Cincinnati (O'Toole 2-2V at CSii- MUt Pappas (2-2' won it in M- ship game each year a farce with funds to send one of Mays, San 'Francisco, 20: Groat and first plaiie While Sox despite that It waa the 15th one.run decision turned dovyn? Short'on down pay GONDER’S TV Servlo#—Motorola Moving— Trucking— ytrhen told of his release. pitcher Ray Monzant outright run explosion in the second Inning. cago (Anderson 0-01, 2:30 p;m. 10-game skid. i ' llef after rookie Steve Barber, who the Nutmig or Bay State, and gchoolboy teams to the New ment? Had a repoasesaion? Don't Simmons’ ' release leaves C 1 em e n t e. Pittsburgh and Me-, Philadelphia 1 Roberts 1-2) at in 20 games for the Nats, and the probably Connecticut, (there we go g and Phllco factory Bervtee. HI-FI, and optioned young righthand­ Tony Falcetta’s triple w-as one . Baltimore defeated Kansas Cit>, replaced Arnie Portoesrrero to the give up! See Honest Douglas, get ihonos and auto radloa. 214 Spruce ■ Storage "0 Robin Roberts as the only Covey, San Franciaco. 18, j San Franciaco (Sanford 2-1), 4:30 ninth they’ve lost. The Senators, getting . cocky again) imnning could be that some year, pos- er Verle Tiefenthaler, both to of four hits for the loser.'. Runs Batted In—McCovey, San 5-3 on Jackie Brandt's two-run beaten by Dop Mossi’s three-Wt third inning, had given up just toe lowdown on the iowe#t down It. MI 9-1486. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ member of the Phillies pen­ RHAM hosted Portland tpday In one earned run in a seven-lnnlng away with one-sided victories, ; *ibly not in the far too distant and emallest payments anywhere Tacoma of the PCL. Francisco, 27; Clemente, Pitts­ p.m. . , . homer In.’ the 10th pitching' and Rocky Colavito a ing Cornpany. Local and long dl»- nant winning Whiz Kids of Chicago Sent pitcher AL Only Games Scheduled • • • I future, that a city would refuse Not a email loan or finance com 1950, Curt’s best year when he Hebron. ' „ J _ burgh, 24; Mazeroskl, Pittsburgh, only other AL game ninth-inning ))ome run “ruesday relief Job. tance moving: packing and rtor- Schroll, catcher Moe Thacker LaSalette ...... 150 210 x -9 -5 -2 Friday Viame* >ago and the other first division o .* _ I iu team money for toe New Eng- pany plan. Douglas Motor#. 883 MORTENsA^ t v Specialized RCA • posted a 17-8 record before en­ 22; Banks. Chicago. 21; Thomas, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, -9 Sugg<*»Don Onered l ^fiec ,1, representative had tete’vlBlon. #ervlce. Ml 9-4641. age. Regular aervlce and Inflelder Sammy Drake to RHAM ...... o il 000 0—2-4-4 Chicago and Skinner, Pittsburgh. Mamam St. New England States and Florida. tering military service in late Houatop, and recalled Inflelder poi. Looking at It from the ktUtude go. July and missing the World- 18 • Pittsburgh at Milwaukee. 9 p m. of people from the "have-not e WANTED — CTean used cars. We TYPEWRITERS and office ma­ Ml 8-6583. ,Te.rry Kindall from the Ameri­ Hits—aemente. Pittsburgh, 37; buy, trade down or trade any­ chines—rMsalra, aalea, service and Series. ‘ can Assn. Club. St. Louis at Chicago. 2:30 p.m. , Hogan and Painter Favorites states in the tournament, toe new . _ . i FREE MANCHESTER Package D e l ^ ^ . Simmons, who won 115 Bowling Mays, San Francisco, 35; Groat, . Los Angelea at San Francisco, j plan probably sounds like a good ^ SeriO U » F r o b le m thing. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. Beautiful Ball-Point Pen. Just rentals. Ml 9:3477. The American League dead- Pittsburgh and White; St; ■ Louie. Light trucking and package a#lh^ games in his 13 years with the PABKADE DUSTY / 4:30 p.m. Idea. But it .will probably result support for schoolboy athletic Fin Your Gas Tank WiUi Our ery. Refrigeratore., waehere jmd Phillies, had been betset by Une — which comes a month 28; Moon, Los Angeles and Skin­ DE eORDDER MOTORS after opening -day — is next Standings In Star-Studded Colonial Open •only in less and less Interest In the pjograrng ta becoming serious Super-Hi Gasoline. GARDENS PLOWED. Reasonable etove moving epeclalty.. Folding arm trouble laat year end w. L. Pet. ner, Pittsburgh. 27. AMERICAN LEAGUE - , tournament each year if toe finals _^.oi,iem in numerous cities and SAYS, 25.9 chairs for rent. Ml 9-0782. missed most of the sesson. It • Wednesday. Doubles—P'inson Cincinnati. 9; Ml 4-0898. J. Krieakl. Man Auto Parts 70 38 .648 Wednesday’s Results L become more, and jvojrf one sided around toe state. Recently .625 Mays, San Francisco, 8; Dailey and May 12 (A5~ t Sam Snead and ha. N ^ ^ ••WE HAVE AN UNUSUALLY COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Oo. Joe’s Barber 6714 40(4 Fort Worth, T ex , anticipated. ' i_. I this writer read a report that the FINE SELE(mON OF QUALITY 67 41 .620 Martin, Cincinnati, Skinner, Pitts­ Baltimore 5, Kansas City 3 (10). king Bill Casper, National TCA The writer haa had one thought WHAT-CAR-SHOULD R. Wolcott on automatic washers, moving, packing, storage, tow Bergren’s Dairy Arnold Palmer, who has been able Champion Bob Rosburg and Mas­ Cheshire Board of Education was CARS FOR SALE THIS WEEK, 63 4.5 ,58.3 burgh, McCovey, Sat) Francisco Detroit 1, W^hington 0 (11) U) win most anywhere except here, In mind for a long time which dryers and electric ranges. MI rate on long dletance move# to Bohemian CTub (Chicago at Boston, Postponed. ters Champion Palmer, had final considering a proposal to d^rop BANK TERMS OF COURSE." YOU-BUY? 61 47 .565 and Spencer, St. Louts. 7. and Ben Hogan, who haa done might help pacify our disgruntled 9*6678. 48 stAtei. MI 8-5187. ______Nelco Tool Triples—T. Taylor, Chicago, 3; CTeveland at New York, Post- tuneupi yeiUrrfay varsity sports at the hi^h school CARS—The Automotive Magazine Leaperance mora winning here than an yw h ^ neighbors. It's not original but as an economic measure. The sub­ THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS experts rale—All the 1960 models. .542 Eight tied with 2. poned. didn't get into it., He arniveik l«t« one we still feel has a good deal LAWN MOWERS, all types sharp Realty 58 H 49'4 Home Runs—M c C o v e y. San Pet. G.B else, were the favorites as the stitute wtrtild be an expanded in- 1957 Plymouth Suburban Sta BEST ened and repaired. Called for and Painting— Papering 21 .514 W. L. from personal biisinees at Pltu- of ment. Case Bros. 5514 .524 Francisco, 8; McMillan, Cincinnati, 7 .632 — $30,000 Colonial National Invita­ tra-rnirfal sports program. delivered, Ct. Snow, Ml 8-4531. Chicago ...... 12 tion Golf Tournament opened to­ burgh and parUcipated only Under the present setup. Conr - tion Wagon. OVER ALL PAINTINO AND paMrhangtag. Areto A Sylves­ Clemente, Pittsburgh and Boyer, .10 7 ..588 1 GOVERNOR’S CUP PAIBINGS hole-iri-one contest. He ea^ so That'6 like telling someone HOiVIE HAMPTON .51 67 .472 New York .. nectlcut has two gobd "Worses" in d o n c a r p e n t e r 6 cylinder, one owner, standard BUY TAMK3R TREE removal, land Good clean workmanwilp at reft* ter. St. Louis, 6; Nine tied with .V-s-r- . 9 7 :563' 1*4 Medalist honors Went to new day. you'll give him a milkshake and shift. A roomy wagon in fine order 51 57 .472 Boston ...... nothing there. the field with Us champion and^; LARK—By Studebaker cleared, firewood cut, insured. aonable ratee. 30 year# ta Mai^ i Roser's No. I- Stolen Bases—Pinson, Cincinnati CTeveland . .. .10 8 .556 1‘.4 member Bill King with a net awre Palmer haa played in this wind up.^ presenting him with a throughout, Ml 47 61 .435 o f -65 in the upper bracket 'while Officials coneider this to be M runiMr-up while four iUttee depend But it's a FACTORY FRESH Call Paul A. EUison. Ml 3-8742. cheater. I^aymond Fleka. Bolton Lake ahd Mays, San Franciaco, 9; Vir- Baltimore .. .11 10 .524 2 tournament five times on but one entry and. Massachu- glass of 'skim inllkl * 1960 44 H .411 Jim Hon-ath had a net 67 for sec­ strong a field as any in the 14 Only. $395 Down 9-9287. Roser's'No. 2 63(4' don, Pittsburgh and Blasingame, Detroit ...... 7 10 .412 4 only $944, with a tie for 12th his ■ett# hsui a representative______from____ problem that more and more cities 6 Cyl. LARK 6-Paaaenger LAWN MOWERS sharpened 1 42 66 .388 ond best in the qualifying roimd. years of the lourniunent. At tewi .l-ube-YJ'P' Red Ember Kirkland and Cepeda. San Fran­ 'W'a.'hington .. 8 12 ',400 4*4 highest finish.' Biit he has taken it's larger by six players and the eadi o f lte*^state. Possibly if I and towns are facing each yea^ 1957 Rambler 4 Door Station Sedan repaired. Free pick-up and EXTERIOR AND interior painting 1 Patio Drive-In 41 67 .370 Following are the pairings. First Don Garpenter Winner cisco, 4. Kansas CitY .. 7 13 .350 5*4 five tournaments along the tour prize money has been increased by GonnecUcutGonnectlcut did not have such a If toe Cheshire Board of Ed- Wa'gon $1799 livery. All work guaranteed. Sales and paperhangtag. ^ **^ P *£? I Cupid Diaper .19 60 .361 Pitching (Based on three or more Today’s Games roiuid matches must be played by and banked about $50,000 thia ■troni^ one-two punch there would ucation decides to take such a step service- parts and rental equip- books. Guaranteed worlonaa#Blp. Saturday and second round by Sun- i2.TfiO. . it will not be unprecedented. 0 cylinder, one owner, standard Delivered To You * Reasonable rates. Fully taaured. decisions)—McCormick, San Fran­ Kansas City (Kucks 0-0) at year, so he was the lo^cal one to be leas bitterness from our rivals. For $1 More ment. L ft M Equipment Co.. '■N'oi only does it include this Chuck McCarthy, sports editor of shift. All new tires. A real winner Fast afid courteoue _ eervlca. l* o SAFE Manche,'ter 5\odP8 maintained cisco 4-0. 1.000; Law, Pittsbufgh, Baltimore (Walker 0-0). 8 p.m. Hay- „ , name for. top money in (Colonial -On several occasions other state’s On High Average at Y Only $395 Down Brunner gives you underebating, Bamforth Road, Vernon. Bruno its hold on first place and , Joe’s 5-U .8.33; Friend. Pittsburgh. 3-1. Cleveland (Bell 3-1) at New Upper bracket: King vs. Brooks. Thus he was a 4 to 1 choice. year's tournament winners,- have upset our champion only to toe Bristol Press,,^rote the other Heater. Defroster, CJustom Radio Moske, Ml 3-0771. If no answer J. PeUeUer. Ml 9-6826. Obremskt vs. O. Lorentzen. Eich Barber Shop scrambled back Into ,750; Jones. San Francisco, 4-?, York (Terry 1-0), 2 p m. Hogan, five limes champion of i Finsterwald, Jerry Barber. H*” eee our other entry go on and win day that sports minded people in $99 Down, Clash or Trade call AI Laska, TR 5-7609 collect. vs. Homans, Chanda vs. W. Fergu­ Venturi. Mike Souc'hak. Jack 1955 Rambler 4 Door Station EXTERIOR and interior SHAPE fthe second spot as the result of a .667; Ten tied with 2-1, .667. Chicago (Shaw 2-1) at Bostoi Colonial and winner of $28,000 the New England title. Terryvllle are still growling be­ k ’ By EARL YOST CeUings reftalshed. Paperh pail* of 4-0 victories. Mode.' blank- Strikeouts—Dry.sdale, (..os An­ son, Jarvis vs. Nelson, Carvey vs. irabn^Earancesr'was rated next at pieck, Don January. G eorp Bay- dnr suggestion would be to sub­ cause its Board of Education Wagon g a r d e n s PLOWED and har (Brewer 1-2), 1:30 p.m. iJ " rowed. No job too email. Free Wallpaper books. Estimates u I ed Bol£im.4.Ake and Joe’s white- geles. 55; Friend, Pittsburgh. 43; Detroit (Buiming .Q_-2jL.8t.Waah-, Backlel. McKee vs, Stevens. Wilkie 7 t o T jlo g a n Is defending cham -; *r, Tom Nieporte, stitute the Class B or C Nut­ dropped sporU at Terryvllle High Second shift working conditions a year ago Don 6 cylinder. Immaculate through , ;.. . OPEN TILL 9 out. Economy plus In this fine esUmates. Phone MI 9-5961. p^llv covered' by_. tasurence, I washed A cetoi, Bergren’s pelfled L. Sherry. 'Los Angeles,"32;-Jones, ington (Ramos 0-3 or Kant 1-1), Jr. vs. ^oreksinskt. >ion and i L way he's been play-, paimer. but it has forei^ meg champion as Connecticut's m an effort to save a, few bucks. Garpenter from 'rolling du(:k pins in the fast Wednesday Thiirs.. Fri. aqd Sat.' lilV 8 p ;t Edward R. Price. MI 9.IOO8. v Lower bracket; Hor\’ath vs. second entry in the New Englands. wagon. for a 3-1 win over-Case’s to slip San Francisco, 30; Willey, Mil; 1:30 p.m. ing in the tuneup rounds has in-1 champions. Yh^’ are Gyy^Pla> L The New • Englands , are some­ Night Y Bowling League but with a nQW wQrking sch^ule LLOYD ODELL.' JIM GORMAl BEAUTIFUL STONE walls in [back into third, place'a half game waukee, 29. Friday’s Schedule DellaFera, McCann vs. Connorton. dieted*» . .he hat his eyes------get on British Open: Kel Nagle. Aum ai We realize that year m and year thing every , schoolboy athlete Only $295 Down CHET BRUNNER Stalled (granite). Also garden, ter EXTERIOR AND Interior ptOntlng. M&rtocchlo va. D. D«Martin, Gryk out the Class B or C team would thi« Tinst spa.son. the tall pinner came into the spotlight, tar- decorating, ceilings, floors, paper- behind Joe's. Other-restilta'.were: Kansas City at Detroit, 9:16 pjh. making it fix. ian Open and Australian PGA. looks forward to playmg m at the race and retaining walls. Reason V*. Parclak, Whelan v«. Pekar. J. hot be as dangerous a threat as penter’s 120.64 average topped all^ ” 1955 Ford 4 DoOr Sedan ^ ‘ ,59 Bulck * - hanging. aeari workmanship. Frea FISK Roser’s No. 1 4, Roser's No. 2'0; Chicago at Cleveland, 8 p.m. The field of 64. that Includes all and Peter Thomson, champion of start of every season. It will take able prices. Call MI 3-2457 between our (plass A runner-up but its 38 participants in. the North End s t a n d in o s Custom V8. One owner. Standard 59 Cadillac estimates. No job too smaU. John Nelco 4, Cupids 0; Patios 4, Ember New York at Washington, 8 p.m. Gordon vs. Madore, McKay vs. R. winners along the tour except the Spaniah, Italian, New Zealand a lot of incentive out of basket­ 9 and 5 only. Gordon, Kearns vs. McNamara. presence might be a Uttle more ac- circuit. One of the, league’s iron- shift/ They come no nicer anywhere 59 Lark Sedan Verfaille, M3E 3-2631. I 0; Bohemian 3, Ijcsperance 1. Baltimore at Boston, 8:15 p.m. and (Chinese Opens. ball all over Nei»\ EJnglartd if the W.^-'L. oeptable to the other five states. ‘ annual tournament has to be aban­ men who participated in - ' E ft S Gage ...... 53 22 Only $275 Down 59 Hawk Sport Coupe M ft M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv- Top Shooters included Bill Gett- 'Also, winners in the Canbbean - Of course,' we underet^d that matitoes. Carpenter led tl 69 Ford Sedan ice—residential, commercial, in­ EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. av 234-578, Vic Taggart 237-559, lour all are here —• Pete Cboper, doned. ^ \ Man. Motor Sales ..60 Free estimates. -Very reaaonaWa there are manjr and quite sound Gage entry to championship Don . Willis ...... 41 1955 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan 58 Bulck Convertible dustrial. AtUcs, cellars, yards, in­ I Dick D'Ambrosia 203-549, John winner of the Maricalbb ahd Ja­ ors ta one of the biggest upsets in 6^ Rambler Sedan cinerator-cardboard drums. Lawn rates. Call MI 3-0494. CUSTOM • CHURCH l e a g u e Cbrrenti’s Ins,' ...... 36 A8 V8 Standard transmission. A real maica Opens; Bmle Vossler, cham­ I Malorca .547. Mac' Segar 546i Walt league history. I cream-puff. Looks .like new 'and 58 Ford 2-DoOr, 6 Cyl- . mowing. Light «rucktag. Ml 9-9767. Neil 292-544, ,Red Copeland' .537, Scoring all M runs in the first pion of Panama, and Joe Jimenez, Merrill's Market .... 23 57 Ford Station Wagon PAINTING — ranche#, $09.80; four Inninji^s North Methodist w^ent Result of Dull Der - Carpenter’s winning Average, Green Barbers ..... 22 runs the same way. (japes and spUt levels $U9.60, LOW PROF^ILE Del Schaeffer 529. Herb Clark .505. winrfer of the Puerto Rico Open. Incidentally, .is an exact duplicate Only $275 Down .57 Pontiac Wagon on to trounce Liberty Mutual laat Brother May Help Retirement .WER.YOES 67 CTievroIet Wagon LAWN CARE for the season. CaU plus paint. Call Ml 9-9229. 1 Russ Aceto .503, Bill Landry 503. night. 18-1. ■ Jerry Chappell acat- A half-dozen aub-par rounds of Fred MC(Curry’s winning total Next week will be the final flr- 57 Bulck Sedan George MarchucK. PU. 9-1101. tered three hiU for the w-innera, have beien posted over the par during the 1958-59 campaign, 120- Team ^ A'!?.' 1957 Ford 4 Door Sedan, EXTERIOR and interior painting. 1 Ing of the season. With only 35-36— 70, 7,041-yard Colonial Carpenter (Gage)’ ...... 120.64 ' 56 (ITiryslrr Sedan Now Is the time to plan your ■ allowing no runner to get beyond Sets JUp Richer Preakness Of NBA Champ"(^ne Fullmer .64. MeCCurfy "feU” back to third Custom 8 cylinder. Radio, heater, 56 Ford Convertible 1 CHAIN LENGTH and welded wire three pblnts separating the top Country Club course. Jim Ferre# place this season with a 118.57 Hampton (Gage) ...... 120.14. standard transmission. A fine fam­ fencing Installed. Estimates. MI spring and summer painting. Rea. firat base. , ' _ McCTirry (Motor Sales) ...118.57 $1095 three teams a wild and woolly fi No. Methodist 419 400 x—18 19 0 haa the best one — a 67.. Hogan^^ I '.0 average in 75 games. ily car. Very sharp in and out. 3-2604. 'onable price# with esUmatea NYLON nal night of bowling la, anticipated. Twaronite (Correnti'a) ....118.6 56 Old' 2-Door Sedan ' cheerfully given. Fully insured, Liberty Mu. , 010 000 0— 1 3 1 haa-done a 68 while Byron Nelson, a w J 12 (jPi ^end of the bout. Fullmer opened a Runner-up w-as Howie Hamp­ Only $395 Down on C. V. Whitney s brown colt ViTl West Jordan. Utah, May 12 On 'ena 01 Nowlcki (Motor'Sales) ....117.74 $985 lELfcCTRICAL insulation and re­ guaranteed workthanshlp. Thomas . Chappell-Cofdlern (6\ and Stee- New York, ,^NEA)--The re-t Billy Maxwell, .Venturi and Player scratch over Redl's left eye in the ton, a teammate of Carpenter’s^ 65 Willv. Station Wagon give him another chance in ,the Manager Marv Jenson says 21- eighth’ round. Redl #tarted FulH BujaUclus (Willis) : ...... 117.60 pairs. New and old work. Call MI Harrison MI 9-2497. WiTHF. C. P., ley; Perbmmer-Kaillao (4) and Belmont Stakes, June 11. have shot 69’s. > yesr-old Don Fullmer is going to with a 120^14 per string average. 1957 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan $58.5 (Pressure Cooled Process) stilt of a rather dull Kentucky The tournament, a 72-hole af­ mer’s nose bleeding \vlto.a jab in R. Johnson (Orrenti's) '..117.39 3-0391. Bohannon. , ‘ hasten the retirement of NBA mid­ Two' bowlers-averaged 120 or A. Johnson (Motor Sales) .117.22 6 cylinder, standard transmission. 55 Bulck .Sedan Derby/ Sets up the richer The Prekkness -hM attracted fair, runs through Sunday. the second. New w.w. tires. Very clean in and DRIVE OU'T A SHORT WAY RBC LEAGUE dleweight king Gene Fullmer, better, 13 had 115 or better marks StamSer .('Merrill's) ...... 116.54 $785' Bonds-^tocks Mortgages SX, ; '■ TO Although outhit. 11-7, the North Preakness on the Baltitnore the first three to flnUh in *** Redl slipped to-the canvas twice, and 27 a'vgraged 110 or better, an out. ■* I 54 Dode/> Sedan Hoiuebold Services 'Derby — Venetian Way,. Bally Don’s older brother. once in the fifth round and again Lamoureaux (Gage) ...... 116.6 WANTED—-F-lrst inortgMe $21,000, Special Price! Ends oiitscorcd the Police last hilltop. May. 21, as a trem.en- indication of the strength of the Sasiela (Motor Sales) ----- 116.4 ft Only $295 Down .• $488 Offered 13-A night, 7-5. Three errora hurt the Ache and Victoria Park. Gene #mlltagly agreed after in the eighth. 53 Ford Sedan investment property. 7% for torea RAVINGS! dous show. ■ '"watching Don Score a unanimous league. , Bates (Willis) t ..... 115.40 I'oaer. Lou Arcart’s three-run It spices the entire early three- ; 'The Derby result throws ih? Lieading Triples 1954 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan $175 I HAROLD ft SONS. Rubbish remov years. P. O./Box 1543, Hartibtu. UMITEO SUPPLY Sport Schedule 10-round decision last night over Salvatore (Green) ...... 115.19 al, cellars and attics cleaned. homer in the fourth highlights the year-old program, as a matter of three-year-old scramble wide Best triples were both regis- Fully equipped- A clean comfort­ ■ 52 Pontiac. Sedan Stefan Redl of Passaic, N. J Buckley (Gage) ...... 113.27 53 Bulck Convertible Ashes, papers all rubbish.-Harold MORTGAGES—If you need money, FITZGERALD North End Attack while the feat fact, for the tom-leftJrontJJO^ npan! The condition of the gummy Wesleyan Winner tered-by Carpenter, 432 and 424. able family, car. we are in a position, to flnapea Block anid i waa matched by Joe Llzotte of the Louisville track, satiafaetbry to •’He'vton’t have to fight for It- irca^(Gage>-.. . .^112.67 Hear. MI 9-4034.— r“— ^ ------Tompion. the 11-10, choice, suf­ Today Ray Johnson and Joe Stamler Acetp (Correnti's)______...112.65 Only $195 Down BRUNNER’S second mortgages ta any amounte. losers. • _ „ » fered when he unfortunately only Venetian Way, leaves a ware­ •ril give it t o , him when he s WEAVR4G of Bums moth holes ANNEX Manchester at Maloney, ■3:16. ready,” Gene said. The FUllmers Against Williams each rolled 410 three string to­ Chapman (Motor Sales)_^Li/112.42 Yo u r LARK d e a l e r Terms to suit y off TUBE or TUBELESS J North Ends ..111 300-1—7 8 0 house full of room for argument. 1953 Mercury .2 Door Hardtop and' torn clothing, hosiery rune, Realty 470 Main St.. >0'6-5129. - Route 88, Vernon, Conn. threw a shoe at, Churchill J^wns Portland at RHAM, 3:15. are natives-of this mining t o ^ . “ ■ ■ , *• ' *, tals. El Fish’s 96 was the best one L/ucas (Willis) 112.5 , In Talcottidlle Police ’ : : ...... 000 400 1—5 11 3 Bally Ache was a beaten 17-10 Tennis: Manchester at Maloney, game total without a mark. Town A sharp fully equipped hardtop. hi dbags repaired, zipper re­ - “ Under the Pass” . Kasiilki and Brainard; Barker will keep him out of 't^e Don is toe youngest of the flght- Weather wielded the biggest bat Kovis (Correnti's) ...... 112.5 Orf the Manchester-Vernon TYREX or NYLON »II 3-0268—Ml 8-2488 ness. Those who wagered $548,928 second Choice, and backers or chataplon Larry Bqtes scored the Waicfteowskl ('Willis) ...... 112.0 Only $195 Down placement, umbrellas- repaired, Liepnard Fruchtman’s 10 - cent 8:16. j V- • tag l^Umer clan, which also in­ yeeterdey, knocking out two of Town Line. Tel. MI 8-5191_ Bosiness OpportanUiw32 Open •Evenings—E-Z Terms aiid Roberta. , Gus's vs. Teachers, 6:15—Nebo. four scheduled college baseball highest single, 168. _ . Fish (Willis) ...... 1 .., . .111.64 men’s shirt .illars reversed and ' ALL SIZES store sprinter, point to the fact cludes lightweight Jay. Ht» 1952 Mercury 2 Door Sedan replaced. Marlow’s-Little Mend Baptist vs. Clritan, 8 :18—-Charter and the heat ta the tiny (lOO^seat) games In Connecticut. The champion Gages rolled both Pagani'Jr. (Green) ...... 1 1 1 .2 1 l o o k in g FOR barber ehop In 6.70x16. 8J)0xl4, 6.60x16 that the preakness at a mile-and- Oak. Wesleyan, with a resounding 16r toe best team single, 674, and best Varrick (Correnti's) .*....111.4 standard shift. Very nice. tag Shop. -______three-slxteenths is a sixteenth West Jordan Athletic Club gym Manchester or vicinity, WUl alro 7.60x16, 7.10x16, 7.60x14 1957 PLYMOUTH 2-DR Fridsf,~M#y 18 6 victory over Williams, earned the Reider , (Merrill’s) ...... 110.42 Only $95 Down consider partnership. Box O, FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE shorter than-the testing Run for were .factors In his victory against team triple, l,8i6. ITV SB21VICE Potterton’i aU 6»0zl6 STATION WAGON - Glastonbury at Rockville, 8:15. Redl. Fullmer, outweighed - Redl ohly victory of tjje day.. Yale bow­ Perfect attendance"— 75 games MazzoU (Motor Sales) ( . .’.110.10 makes. Highest quaUty guaranteed Herald. ______the Roses. They also shout out Cheney Tech at Cromwell, 2. ed 8-7' to Colgate at New Haven. — was boasted by Carpenter, Mc- Martin ' (Green) ...... 110.3^ 1955 Plymouth Club Coupe work and parte, over 47 years ex­ BABIE SAVINGS AVAILABLE Radio, ,heater, automatic trail- | loudly that Pimlico’s long stretch­ 155 3/4 to 149 for the televised Anotoer New Haveni contest, A solid fully equipped car in top EARN TO 618,000. Mobile 'soft lea Monday, May 16 Curry, Twaronite, Nowlckl. Bu- .Simmons “(Gage) ...... 110.3 perience. Farr 111* for eervlco since • ON ALL SIZES 1 mission. ' . es and hairpin turns' favor the son hout. ^ „ Quonset at Southern (Connecticut condition.. _ cream trucks. Exclusive franchlea Hall at Manchester, 3:16.' Jenson, who handles the Fullmer jauclus. Bates, Dick Buckley. Bolo Hilinskl (Gage) ...... 109.1 1981. Pheme Ml 9-4537 for beet of the Irish-bred Ballydam. _ State, was postponed 'until today Lucas. Lanky Waickowski and Chambers (Merrill's) ...... 108.51 Only $275 Down service. territory" available. Ding Dong DRRY’S MEN’S STOI Rockville St Windsor, 3:15. brothers, say# he-wante Don to get because of wet grounds. The gam# Cart, Ihc.. 262 Carew St., Chlcopea LIFETIME ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE $1345 Can’t Fault Time East Hampton at RHAM, 3:15. - more experience. But he said he^ Charlie Varrick. Smdto (Motor Sales). 108.6 747 MAIN STRET—Next To Slate Theater No one can fault Venetian betvCeen Providence and Bridge­ We have many- more fine cars 1 DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com Falls, Mess. ' . Track: Platt at Manchester, ' expects Don to be a title contender * Big Ten V. Farrand (MerriU’S) ,...107.48 Way’s Derby, the time, 2:02 2/5 port w'ao canceled. and some low dollar specials. penv doors and windows, custom 8:15. Top three teams - Gage, Man­ Rusconl (Correnti’s) ...... work gUEranteed. Call collect Wil- 195S FORD over a drying-out strip, or the , .ta a few.years. . Weileyan’s victory avenged an Carlin (Green) ...... 106.46 Help Wantfid— Female 35 EASY TERMS Tennis: HeU -at Manchester, The hout last night was slow ex- earlier 2r0 loss .fit the hands of chester Motor Sales and Don W a­ 'D E CORMIER i^lOTORS IlmanUc HA 8-U96 Will Be Open gorgeous ride the • cantankerous 3:15. „ . cept for toe eighth and to rounds Farr (Correnti's) ...... 106.35 STATION Wa g o n Every 10 Williams, and gave both' teams 1-1 lls - boasted seven of toe best 10^ Tremarco-'(Giyeen) ...... 1 0 6 .3 2 SALES, INC- LICENSED practical nur#«# ^ ALL TIRES mUNUD TRIE! Bill Hartack gave Isaac Blum- Police vs Liberty Mutual, 6:15, ■ when Fullmer scored with a series pin topplers. Carpenter, Hampton [f l a t f in is h Holland window 8 to choose from. berg’s blazed-face chestnut. Off \ E VETIAN ^VAY, Little Three records. RlghtfleWer shades made to measure. All registered nufses tor Bocond ana NO CASH Nebo. _ . or right and left hooks. Redl s best Bill Walker drove in five runs with and Andy Lambureau. (116.6) rep­ Vlttner (Merrill’s) ...... 1 0 6 .6 MANCHESTER'S OWN RAMBLER his Derby, this bne could well go jBILL -HART.kCK UP Adamy (Green) ...... 1 0 3 .1 8 metal Venetian blinds at a new third shift. Apply ta person. Eart NEEDED From No. Meth. vs CTvitan. 6:15, Ctoar- round was the sixth when ^ shook a hoiine run and two singles for resented the Gages in the select ■/ , DEALER Hartford Hospital. 751 Mata Bt.* Friday to 9 P.M, ■ on to the Triple CJrown. Edwin Seinfeld's Don Rickies and tor ’) ■ ’ ' .M. Farrand (Merrill’s) ,...102.0 low price. Keys made while you WATCH FOR OUR $895 - FuUmer with, two hard right hooks, Wesley#” - . group. McCurry, Chet Nowickt East Hartford. . NEW STORE Your old Urea But as many as ,a dozen- are Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's Ido-, : W(lUs*va Nike, 6:15, Rohertsbu- ■ Colgate’s, triumph came at the T " ”7.'; 24 Maple Street, Manchester, Conn. 1041 UNCDLN Zephyr. 4 - door, wait. Marlow’#- , - to the jaw. (117.74) and Art (117.22) Tel. MI 3-0970 . ortelnal/gears,-V-8 Ford engine, can be your likely to go lA the Preakness. seV' later. Llahgbllen Farm Is coupling Both men said toe heat R eeled expense of five Yale errors. The. performed with the Motor Sales ALiTMAKES Of'TV,: radio and SEfjRETARlAL—Experienced aap» down payment College Baseball needs-clutch. Can. MI 9-3405. 0 1 1959 FORD r ———---- FRiE —— —- en of which passed up the Derbjt Command Pilot, a fair sort, with their ability to throw hard Red Raiders Miored seven unearn­ and Ed Bujaucius (117.60) rep­ 1956 FORD Victoria hardtop 2-tone, home eleolronlc equlpmonl eX- relary for sectAterial pool work. BRAND FENNQ SOON! for one reason or another. Of Divine Comedy. Surprised at Rating punches. The 91-degree tempera­ ed runs on only four- hits in. the resented Don Willis. .Others in the perUy repaired' mth a Please apply Green Manor Oeoe COUNTRY SEDAN Colgate 8, Yale 7 heater, radio, Fordomatlc. Will these, six must be given some first eight innings. Hits in the top 10 were Joe Twaronite (118.6) struction Co,, 880-390 W. Middle AU JMoea F lu Tax. Exchange Recappable Tire PAIRS OF SOCKS 1 KELT Allowance Races . ture at Salt Lake City ye»tet- 7r.-l From $3.95 to $10.95 paces at. Aqueduct and closed fast­ Championihlp. Mackay, a iL xf^ U had It HjO-94. and Norm decided. unUl the final night when tftae, MI 3-5457. From #5.96 to .910.05 '' them. ' - Kaltae, Tigers (S) 1952 FORD VICTORIA, raAo, heat* of sewing machtaee. FISK 1957 PLYMOUTH "6" They are, perhaps In order oi est to be fourth in the Wood at a ZSi inch giant fronj Dayton. Omo. Jorgensen 99-92, all for - Fultatier. Gage and Motor Sales, aU even at Scholastic Baseball. 1960 CONVERTIBLE Ford, 4 new mlle-and-an-eighth. The beautiful­ yMterday won the men ■ #taglea ■The Associated- Fre'ss gave the de­ Brandt, Oriole# (1) the taKht's start, found the Gage- their iraportiwe. Louis Wolf- . National League LaSalette 9,' 2 tires l«9s than 1,000 miles, now OPEN ril 9 PJR. THUR5.

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w PAGE NINETBKN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER.^CONNh THtJRSDAY. MAY 32.1966 Wanted->R«H EfiUto 77 72 Houses tDr Sale 72 Lots tor Sale 73 72 HflfUses for Sale 72 Houses for Ssle Houses fo r Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale s e l l in g y o u r homo Is oor tajel* BOX MOUNTAIN DRIVE, Vernon - RANCH HOMES FOR SALEl—I Coventry — Xiarge MANCHESTER Ev e n i n g h e r a l d , m a n c ^ s t e r . c o n n ..% i u r s p a y , ^ a y 12, i960 NORTH COV^NTrtY Builder’s AIANCHESTETI -c-Two-famUy du­ cleared Jot ori hard top road. Make ness. Immediate cash , boyen. BOUTH WINDSOR —Custom built DUPLEX.4-6, 94-98 School St., mod­ Colonial, three bedfooms, two $10,900—Devon Drive Paul J. correnti Agency. m PAGE EIGHTEE!! Business Property fdr Snls 70 l ^ e . I.*rg« six room ranch, twg- plex, 5 rooms each. two. new heat­ an AHer. AH 9-6784. Busiiieis Locatioiis executive 74 foot ranch with 10 em bathrooms two-car garage, ing systems, two-car garage, near fireplaces, two-car gSrkge, -en­ $11,200—Cook Dr., Bolton 3-5363 any time. • FAGALY and SHORTEN . acres of land, 2-car garage, 1% excellent location $21,900. J. D, dBi basement garage, near 'Uew closed ' breezew'ay,. rec'reWioh $14,200—CMtimbus Street Artlcie ^ r - S a l e 45 THERE BE A LAW , for. Rent . 64 618420 CENTER BTR®HT P*t»perty _ J(!fiool $17,900. R. F. Dlmock (Mi, Main Street. Price $14;700. Gaston CHOICE . BUILDING lots, available • - baths, enclosed shower. High ele- Realty, 470 Msta'St., AH 8-5129. Realty, Ml 9-5731, TR 6-6293.- . roo.m, alumintim combination Wtiv $i6,760r-Route 6, Bolton In .Manchester, For fnformatlon .^ISTINGS n e e d e d tor aD tfpim with excellent.Inooipe. Priced for vacatlon With beautlfpl view. The MI 9-5245 or- Johanna Evans, AH dows, 1% baths, disposal, large' 1H8,000--Bayberry ta Bolton HOME AND garden tool anJhaq^- LARGE STORE at 26 Birch St. quick sale. J. D. Realty, 470 Mata AtANCHESTER ROAD, Olaston- 9-566S. cill Mr, Weriner, The Jarvis of homek. For promjt, cesutoflu* ment renUle. Lawn and garden, Apply Marlow’s, 867 Mata St. best of everything has gone Into A FIVE MINUXp look beats a mil­ well landscaped lot with' view. MI $i«,90(^-‘-Chamber8 Street Realty Co., AH 3m i2, AH 8-7847. servtcA «U1 C te sz ^ l?l'W ® S B u r MOH Vlt NO L0N6EIIHA61UE AOCOUNTJ^ Street, Ml 8-5129. , this house can be bought with or buiy, facing, the golf course, 6 lion whrds—Cape. Pleasant >ltch- ,9-6657. $17,300—Lydali. Street fertilizer, mower-engine, repair­ ootiHT olve A r a p ; oeov; now the f r e e Near Mata St. Parking. __ __ room Cape, breezeway garage RNON STREET arta ^ Near Agency. Art »r Ann Fsnjsr, AH ing. AP Equipment, MB Center 10 SET MtHTlOM HE COAOIERCIAL.,property. RquU •, without acreage. J. D. Realty, 470 iley School, n«w>4r mom en .with dinlfig area, living room $17,700—Lynch Drive LARGE w o o d e d "Tmijdlng lot. 3-1409. or MarfSret CleatytisW, Au , 71A60N‘t«€«PWIJOU..WT^60r POBtlClUlEROlUNaiKi; t h r e e RGOMB, ‘ ground floor, Main St. AH 8-6129. nice lot. Priced for quick sale. J. with fireplace, open stairway, city 7->7??7_Hawthome Street I.Ake StBtet area, South Windsor:' St. Ml 9-2052. Open eveninga and Andover—Eight mues taom Man­ D. Realty, 470 Main St., MI 8-51"‘ -ranch, J% baths,, biilU-lns, garage, MAKE AN APPOINTMENT 9-4291. pIent3^of partly, Malji^ 8t.,_ne« chester. Seven acres of land wlUi and covered j« a r terrace. One water, aluminum combinations, $21,500—Spring Street Vernon Street, Manchester. iBsther weekends. fno»J wool ry30t!wrfioMrwiH«iM o t! wr sot f uti.MSODfx'^ ooraooputm roe PORTER S’TREET Section, 4 bed­ Schwarz, MI 3-0154. ’ ' x Post Office. liable May 15, AO 1100 fooHronUge. Prl^d for quick MANCHES’TER—4 room ype acre lot $)8,700. R. F, Dimock oil hm water heat;.,jlear new El­ T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor ONE OR TWO family h/ - MI 3-1577 -gd. If you have a one or twn (sin- and most fertile available any­ s ASTOR'/r'FlCTURt*!J$!CUT«f. storms, hot water heat, attached surroundings-. Owner- transferred. il>Jlouse in town, may I terra aa •»—,— m m t cueNTf -n MI 8-5129. X -garage; only $17,p00. Carlton W. excellent lot, on ‘ $10,900. A1^9-6663, Manchester — Need 4 bedroomst where. Prompt- dellvely. Call SOUVMtiT. TWO STORES for rent, 82-84 Oak Agency, Offered at $15,900. Gaston Realty, SIX ROOM house-owner leaving Resort Property (or Sale 74 your'agent and sell it ter you? !„■ Street, heat furdshed. Call MI Hutchins-, AH 9-5132, Other listings Here's an extra large sta c l a s s i f i b ^ dvbrtisment d e p t , h o u r s Leonard L. Gigllo, Bolton, Ml BUHOINa ... sale or rent with MI 9-8464. NE\^ SIX room Cape, Bolton. 1% MI 9-5731. TR 5-0293. state. One block from Center will gi'i^ gourteoue, efficient serv* 9-1690. Cape with tall /hed rtorther, 3-7088. _i_ parking 8a. 27-29 Oak St. - TaL Mths, customized kitchen, one. breezeway and -garage for Just Near Grammar and High School. AMSTON la ke:—Lakeshore front Ire that ’uriU merit your confi­ 8slS A J|1^ STONE STREET-West Side. Old­ immaculate] i^cre lot, $16,800. R. F. Dlmock Go., SIX ROOM ranch, 4%% FHA MAIN STREET — Large com et er six room home with steam heat PRINCETON^chool, $17,900, It Ai*0 has a fireplace, G.E. baseboard heating. Two-car ■property. Six room house, 2-car dence. Please eatl Cathertaa V. POWER LAWN MOWERS—Jacob­ 8 room 1% baths, bullt-lns, Ml 9-5245 or Johanna Evaps. Ml mortgage, carpeting, fireplace, ga­ gArage, amesite drive. No agents. garage, extra lot.; Could he year O’lAary. AH 3-863D. .Real Katato. COPY CLOSING TIME j^t^.:CLASSIFlED ADVT. sen, Bolens, Toro and Arlens. Self- store in the central part Of Mata oil fired -nice lot, two-car over­ rage, radiant heat. $15,200. Owner. --"picture book” kitchen, tall cel­ Street in the heart o f the business INDUSTRIAL ZONE ' sized gaiugfr, $12,900. J. D. Real­ fireplaed; shed dormer, trees, only 9-5653. lar; many -large closets. 1% ce­ Cal! MI 3-8275. .______’round location. Priced for quick M ONDAY Thni F ^ A Y 10:S0 propelled, push or riding. 18 to 30 $16Jkw,' Carlton W. Hutchins, Afl 3-0644, AH 9-9713. sale. Owners going to Florida. J. REAL ESTATE 1^8 our' .Iwateeaa. inches. Ask for demonstration end secUon T, J. Crockett, Realtor, Here la an excellent 8 room bouse ty. 470 Main St., MI 3-5129. AHNIAIUM DOWN FHA. North ramic tils baths. It’s worth a BOLTON CENTER —Ranch, Liv­ with one acre of Industrial land 32. MANCHESTER—New mOdem du­ look! D. Really, Ml 8-5129, 470 Main St. -Whether building, buying, aolltag be satisfied. Trade In your old mi^ MI 8-1577. Coventry." New 6% room ranch, ing dining and kitchen, two 1>ed- or trading, call Jarvis ffrfriit. or further R. F. Dlmock Co„ AH 9-5245 or * ' pets. Large 7 room home, 15x26 room - ranch. Includes screened Bank Stocks You can earn iao-t*0 per week In „ COLE’S DISCOUNT SPLIT LEVEL, 7 rooms. 1% baths, ter. -4 room riuich. $1,000 SAVINGS-:out of state own­ Johanna Evana, AH 9-5653. baths, all plastered walls?' living room, 2 stone fireplaces, porch, fireplace,, stove and refrig­ your ipare Ume. Call today so jrqu information. ' dishwasher, bullt-lna, storms, cta- er will sell 6% room ranch, fire­ Easily, financed. Bid Asked WANTED—Men, women, raise bait STATION 812,800—New 5% room ranch. Skin THE ELSIE MEYER stucco bam, 3 bay garage, over an erator, knotty pine finish inside can start earning immediately. for Us^at home. Full- spare-time. lar, garage, private terrace y»™> place, garage, below-market aver­ SIX ROOM colonial, Buckley School with plenty of trees outside. Priced Conn. Bank and Trust 436 CENTER ST, MI 9-0980 ner Rd., Vernon. acre of land. View. Reduced to CH 7-4187. ______Doesn’t take up space. We furnish $17,800. CaSarlton VJ. Hutchins, AO age, excellent condition. $14,500 area, i% baths, priced to sell at J.T). REALTY AGENCY, REALTORS $19,900. Lawrenre F. Fiano, MI at $6,.500. Exclusive with Hofne Co"...... $0 ** Ronses tor Rent 65 470 MAIN ST. MI 3-5129 1 Hartford National everything. Sherwood, Dept. G-475, FERTILIZERS-LAWN SEED 9-5182. $18,100—5%' room rdneh, carport, Clifford Hansen. Realtor, AH $18.6()0. R. F. Dimock Co., AH 3-2766. Paul P, Fiano, MI 3-0458; Finders Realty, AH 4-1531 any Monmduth,. Maine. ______EAST HARTFORD — 8 bedroom 3-2453 9-5245 or Johanna ' Evans, AH MI 3-69.30 Bank and Trust Co. S4% W H CLERK-TYPIST Diamonds— W atctic Household Goods 51 Apartments—Flats— NEW 6 ROOM ranch, built-in stovs. fireplace, etc. IronWood Dr. FOUR BEDROOM ranch, wooded time'. INSECTICIDES ranclf ta exclusive neighborhood. , t- Vernon. 9-5653, acetion. Garage, breezewav '.fire­ I COVENTRY—Ivirge 8 room brick. Fire Insaranca OompaaSaa ALL AROUND luncheonette work­ 48 Tenements 63 Can be rented for as long as need­ fireplace, garage, cellar, 175 foot MANCHESTER- Specials (buy) SOUTH WINDSOR AREA l"'fanch with lake privileges. Has For gener^ office work. Exper­ Jewelry MOTOROLA TV, $50; two rugs frontage, trees. Only $15,900. Carl­ Mitten, Nice home piu* Income. L SHAPED RANCH hopie. extra place, built-in stove, 2 full baths, | Aetna F ir e ...... 71% ience not necessary. Apply er, assist with cooking, etc. Call Bovung (dishydrated cow ma­ ed. J. D. RealtS). 470 Main St.. AH $lB,750^Rockledge. Amott Rd. ENCHANTED COTTAGE fireplace and hatchway. Rug and 5-1519 after 4:30. ______LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelei>-re-, 0x12j $10; four piece bed set, $125; FOUR ROOM garden apartment, ton W. Hutchins, All 9-5182._____ LiVf rent free. Full price, $10,600. large living room',’"fireplace, com­ $19,600. MI 4-1779. Wanted—Real Estate 77 Hartford Fire New .. 47% 60% nure) $2.98, 60 lbs. Agrico for lawns and some knick-knacks. The bed 84129. Alanchester. 6 foom colonial automatic .washer included in National Fire ...... 1 3 8 X l * * " pairs, adJuBta watches expertly. clean, well maintained building, ■Two nice 2-famlly homes. $15,900. binations. throughout. Large -wood­ t MANCHESTER MODES set is a mahogany finish. MI heat, hot wkter, atove, refrlgafs- NICE 6 ROOM Colonial with fire­ attached garage, bullt-lns, be.it NICE CAPE CODS $17,990! price. Exclusive with Home Find­ IF YOU ARE looking for courteous Phoenix Fire . . . 75 78 TYPISTS 6-10-4. Reasonable prices- Open Tuesday FURNISHED bungalow, lighta, of everything. Beautiful Dutch Colonial, 3-car ed lot-. 2% years old, R. F. Dlmock ers Realty, MI 4-1531 any lime. Key punch operators (will tr^n if thru Saturday, ’Thursday eve­ 3-8558. tor and parking, $116, MI 3-1809 parking, .shady, close to lake, sin­ place. East Middle ’Tumpike, garage, priced low to settle estate, Co., AH 9-!524 5 ,or JOhanna Evans, expedient, service, list yqpr prop Ufe and Indenuilty las. Oea.' pine St, Manchester Hart’s Turf food. AD 6-1269. $15,900 J. D. Realty, 470 Mata St., 108 Avondale Road—6 rooms, com Inspiring acre setting enchanccs j ertv with its. J. D. Realty, 470 able to type), nings. >29 Spruce St. Ml 94887. TWO END t a b l e s , -on* com et gle person, $85 nfispthly, Bolton. $14,200—5% room ranch, fireplace $16,900. Three bedroom. split, gh- MI 9-5653. this' superbly attractive six room SOUTH WINDSOR—Large 5 room Aetna Casualty . . . . 76 7# AH 34129. rage, a beauty, jusf $13,200. Many pletely finished, one-car at­ Main St., AH 3-5129. FULL-TIME' or PART-TIME days S A H GREEN STAMPS table, light mahogany finish, fair FOR RENT-f-Why look flirthsrT AH 8-6389. hot water, heat, large lot, high tached garage, well planted ranch with two fireplaces and ga­ ranch in excellent condiUon with Aetna Life ...... 75 ; 7S R.N. OR L.P.N. part-Ume . 1 ^ . elevation. Route 6, Andover. more all price ranges. Call the NEW 5% ROOM ranch, tall base full basement and two enclosed Vernon Haven, Vernon, Conn. TR or evenings. S- Garden— Farm— Dairy condiUon. Call AH 3-6358. We have new 8H room, heated EnORT ■ ROOM Dutch Colonial, m*nt. ta’o fireplaces hot water yard with lots of trees, patio rage. Spacious paneled living room, LIST YOUR home wlUi this agen­ Conn. General ...... 806 831 Employer will interview Mmiday, Free Delivery Ellsworth Mitten Agency. Real­ formal dining room, and immense! cai-ports, a Tappan range and 2- cy. Personalized service. V/b list, Hft'd., Steam Boiler . 77 82 5-2077. ______apartments In residential area of Saburban tor Rent 66 steam -heat, one-car garage, M aj tors. MI 3-6930, AH 9-5524, oil heat, hatchway^,^ plastered Bowers School section. May If, at 10 a.ni. Products 50 Rockville, Just 15 minutes from bus, shopping and Verplanck DOWLING cabinet kitchen. This home is ,en- ton aif conditioner included in this sell and" trade. Alice Clampet, Travelers ...... 73 78 Musical Instnimehts 53 JAMES 0. walls," full insulation, ;^ ra m ic low price. Exclusive with Home Hartford by Wilbur Cross High­ COVENTRY—6 room clean untur- School. ExceUent coAdltton. SIX ROOAI cape with full shed dor­ bath, amesite drive, neai* bps, 17 Princeton Street Tastetally dowed with the newest innovations Realtor. 843 Main St., Manchester. PubUo CttUtlea WAITRESS, night shift, MI 9-8102. CONN. STATE J. W; HALE CORP. ASPARAGUS—For freezing or by way. Kitchen appliances furnished. $17,900. Phflbrick Agency, AH decorated throughout, Just n| for gracious . family living. Exact­ Finders Realty, AH 4-1631 any Tel. OT'9-4543. ■ the pound. Pltklh Rd., Vernon. TR niahsd first floor apartment. Call MI 9-8816 :MI 9-7677 mer, 1% baths, attached garage school and church. Chty utilities. conn. Light A Power 21% 3SH 5MPLOYMENT SERVICE MI 9-4824, TR 6-1188. Willimantlc HA 8-8911. 94464. fireplace, birch kitchen cabinets Immediate ocqupancy. Quiet \ few steps to Bowers School, ing workmanship throughoiit to time. • ' ■ . MI 3-4123 5-9287.______■ , ,______HARMONY SPANISH guitar with FOUR BEDROOMS — Two tail new Junior High and High j suit the most discriminating buyer. IF YOU WANT personal -service, Hftd. Electric Light 61 84 806 MAIN STREET caae. Call PI 2-8079 after 8 p m- with stainless steel sink. Near neighborhood. Charles Lesperance. AMSTON LAKE—5 room hmch on Hartford Gas Co. . .4 1 44 MANCHESTER n ’TWO ROOM furnished apartment, 6042 PORTER ST. ExcepUonaUy baths, fireplace, walkout base School. ■ A rare find! please list your home or farm with " Help Wanted— Male 36 SEE THE 1960 Wheel Horse riding NATIVE ASPARAGUS — fresh Bowers School, $16,500. MI 3-2034 AH 9-7620. lot 78x175. Knoty pine finish Inside Joseph Barth, .40 Buckland St., AH Southern New England free service—no fee charged. SEE ’THE new Kinsman spinet bedroom set, kjtchen set, refrig­ MODERNIZED 4 room apartment. .large fivo-famlly, now vacant, ex­ ment. garage, a minute’s walk to mower. A P Equipment 945 Cen­ picked daily. 3 bunches for 59c,-12 erator, gas range, electricity, heat cellent condition. Priced right for 20 Deepwood Ohive—This home Is i with* large fireplace. Seconds to 9-0320. Telephone ...... 48% - 46%' SAFETY MINDED drivers. Are bunches for $2, crate of 24 bunches organ, two keyboards with percua- Call after 5. AH 8-7104. Alain and Center. Immediate oc­ EIGHT ROOMS—Can be used as $1^500 6 ROOM Cape, aluminum $15,990! ter Street, Ml 9-2052, Open eve- Included. Retired persons or quick sale. AO 9-5229, 9-5. cupancy. Asking $18,300. Paul J. close to bus line and priced for ] lake. Exclusive with Home Find Klanofactarlag Oompaklw you interested In driving school $3.89. We are now taking orders sion, $995. Dubaldo Music Center, 5s. one or two-famlly. New gas heat­ aiding, trees, near bus, . stores, era Realty, AH 4-1531 any time. SELLING—BUYING—Trading? We bus? We have an opening for you Situations Wanted— Ings and weekends. adults. 221 North Main St., MI Correnti. AH 3-5363. er, storm windows, large lot. Call shopping, Carlton W. Hutchins. MI immediate sale. 8 rooms all fin­ DeUghtful 5% room ranch with for freezing or canning. Farmer’s 186 W. Middle ’Tpke. Ml 9-6205. Summer .Homes for Rent 67 EAST CENTER street—Six good- ished. one-car garage. offer you free confidential in­ Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 68% 8 lH in Manchester. Hours 7:30-8:30, Female 38 9-1109, MI 9-5918. AH 3-6304. 9-5132. garage, attractive living room '’^th.^ Four room, ranch, Associated Spring -i 20 ' Market, 819 E. Middle Tpke., MI sized rooms, simporfch.r Georgian E X E C U n V E ^ lx room ranch, 1% ««P ta «.T A n d separate spections and arrange all financ­ —2il5-8i80.c;- Intei»«ted--.?S>Pltcants. TOP BOIL—FiU-GrAvel for sale. 9-0474. -GIANTS NECK I^ G H T S — Next 46 Crestwood -Drlve— Full -shed tail basement, oil; hot ■water heat, Bristol Brass ...... 10 - 11% w il l c a r e NEW DUPLEX 6 rooms tatgs Colonial; Owner *41 8-7444. ' baths, fully plastered, ■Comiileteiy TWO BEpBOOAf'ranch, large heat CAPE C O D ^ finished, "two unfin room." Charming kitchen with built- ing from* start to' finish. Mitten call MI 9-4215, MI 9-0552; after < for two chiliaren ta my Woodrow Clifford, MI 8-6712. ^ " Wanted—To Bnjf iS8 dormef. Large bedrooms up­ Completely remodeled with fenced Dunham Bush ...... 8 7 home, days, while mother works, ing room, picture 'window, Urch to Rocky Neck, 4 room modem air conditioned, -aluminum awn­ ed rec room aluminum combina Ished, fireplace, trees, near- all in oven and range. Country setting, will work hand and glove with MI 8-2813. DELMONT STREET—6 room two- stairs are paneled.' Rear en­ yard. Exclusive with Home Find­ you. Member Multiple Lleting Em-Hart ...... - 42 45 Flowers—Nursery Stock 50-B w e b u y , s r a x or trw e anuque cabinet kitchen, Ceramic tile bath clean cottage. Sleeps six, $65 ings end combination windows, tions. etc., $12.900.' Call E, E schools, excellent condition $14,300 yet.'rmly minutes from Mahrheater ages 2 to 5 years. Call MI S-0494. MONEY-MAKINO aarke sanding. weekly. Mrs. Carter. PI 2-8142, story house. ExceUent coUdltlosi. closed porch, one-car garage, ers Reklty, AH 4-1631 any time. Service. Call the Elleworth Alltten Fqfnlr Bearing ----- 55% 89% ______machines. $700 to reliable buyer. and used fui^ture, china, glctsa, heat, hot water, Venetian blinds beautiful location, acre lot. Nicely Bushev, Real Estael AH 9-2083, 10% down. Cnifford Hansen. Real­ or Hartford center..r'See and com PHARMACIST storm windows, attic, cellar. Cen Priced for quick sale. J. D. Real­ conveniently,located. Agency, Renltore ■ MI 3-6930. Landers Frary Clark 16% 18% Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 wmirnantlc AC 8-3210.______diver, picture frames and old FOR RENT — School vacation ty, 470 Mata Street, AH ,8-6129. landscaped. In the low $30s. J. D. tor. AH 3-2453, pare. COVENTRY—5 room ranch on cor­ A FR IC /^ VIOLETS In bloom, 25c coins, old doUs and guns, hobby traUy' located. MI 9-7885. .-Realty, 470 Alain St.. AH 3-51?9, 310 PORTER STREET N. B. Machine...... - 16% 18^ period. Rent By week, month or ELVA TYLER, REALTOR ner lot. This home .has an en­ ACTION IS WHAT YOU North and JuW .... 38 41 starting Salary: $195.40 Bi-Weekly REGISTERED black miniature OWNER TRANSFERRED — 11 and 50c. Call AH 3-6257. collections, attic ccmtents or whole 4 CAROL DRIVE — RockvlUe, $18,- FOR SALE—Manchester, small six vfeRNON closed front porch, aluminum MAN.CHHISTER—4 room furnished season. Furnished, year around, 6 ROOM RANCH In Vembn.- Over Unusually nice 8% room. Colonial room colonial with (ujly floored WANT Rogers Corp. ?B) . . . 20 24 Immediate vacancy at Veterans French poodles, 8 weeks old, cubic foot home freezer, excellent estates. Furniture Repair Service, hot water-oil heat, artesian well. 650. 5 room ranch, large Uvli« MI 9-4469. MI 9-9901 AH 9-50511 combinations, and Is In excellent ADD-MAY SPECIAL—Five varie­ Talcottville, Conn., Tel. Ml 8-7449. apartment, heated, hot water, ga­ 1,600 square feet on one floor. Liv­ with center hall. Tastetally deco attic. Insulated. Fireplace. Mod­ Tastefully decorated 7 room Cape Stanley Works New . 18, 20 Home and Hospital, Rocky Hill Piperscroft and Firebrave lines. condition, $125. MI 9-9768. rage. WorjUng couple. AH 8-6028, Swimming boating, fishing, large room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed­ condition. Minutes to water. Ex Action is what you get. , Clipped, wormed and had shots, ties of colorful Azaleas. $1.25-$2.60. ing room 20x30 feet. Three huge rated throughout, this chkrming em. Too condition. Floors refin­ BOLTON—5 rooms, large living Cod situated on picturesque lot with Terry Steam ...... 38% 41% 40 Hour Week. No Weekends. .WANTED—BOAT, 16 foot or. over. An 3-6666. grounds. Good highway. Twenty- rooms, >%% mortgsge can bo bedrooms, I ’ i baths, modem paroramic view of country side. elusive with Home Finders Real If you want it sold L ibert Vacation and Sick Leave MI 3-0212. 1949 CHEVROLET doodlebug-and Upright and spreading yews, assumed. Marion E. Robertsoo, home offers a large living \roorii ished. Beautifully landscaped lot room, fireplace bookcases, base- It will be sold. ' Torrlngiton ...... 34 88 1949 Bulck 4-door, both for $150^ PI Will trade. 1952 Cadillac converti­ five minutes to Manchester. Own­ kitchen; two-car garage, large lot. formal dining room Spacious living room with flre- ty, .AH 4-1531 an'y Ume, Veeder.Roqt ;...... 52 85 Bendfits. $3.25. 54 foot flowering almond ROCKVILLBJ—14 Laurel St. Ught Broker, AO 8-5958. 110 foot frontage. Ijirge trees.' , ment garage, hot water heat.. - - . , , — ------FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Boxer 2-7211. and purpleleM, plum trees, $3.75. ble for one I can. use. A n -9-3932. er. Escott, AO 9-7683. $26,900. Phllbrick >gency, AH breakfast room, laundry Walk to all schools. - churches, \j00x285 lot. In lovely neighbor- Ptace, delightful dming room, pxvE ROOM ranch Starkweather JACK LAPPEN AGENCY Connecticut Registered Pharma­ housekeeping . apartment. $14 AH 9-4506 The above quotations airt n«t to puppies excellent with children. Brook Farm Nurseries, on Hebron FIVE ROOM cozy summer cottage. BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room ranch, 9-8464. ' powder room on first fl ^ shopping, transportation. Assum­ Imod. Call owner AH 3-1917. large bedroomiT, plastered waUs. ' St. One-car attached garage. At cist License required. LADDERS—5 foot step. $3.95. Wood weekly. Suitable for 2. ’ITR 5-9594. ______—_j------I Included here are all'the fine ap 8 Bissell St. be construed as actual markets. Connecticut residence waived. Reasonable. C. F. Banforth, TR Avenue, 1% miles east of Glaston­ Sandwich, C?ape Cod. Heat, shower seven years old. fbyer, laigo Uv- are three nice bedrooms and tile able 4%% mortgage or new tractive shaded yard. We also extension $1' per foot, aluminum bury Center. AIEdford 3-4120. Rotoms Withoat Board 59 Ing room, dining room., and * bath on second floor. Wall to wall \ mortgage with about $2,000 cash, GARDNER STREET—Custom built pointments for grarious family liv 5-2686. extension, $1.50 per foot. Morrison SECOND Floor, 6 rooms, heat, hot and bath, fireplace. Call AD 3-8557. have anmher 6 room yanch on Apply before June 1, 1960. State water, no pets, no chUdren. AH bedrooms, tall basement. By ap*. carpeting, extremely nice paneled \pwner Henry Escott Agency AH colonial ranch, Jlhree bedrooms, ing. -Just reduceri fo,- quirk sale! Benton St. Close to High anfi, Jun AKC CHIHUAHUA puppies, two Paint Co., 385 Center. FURNISHED rooms, complete recreation room, attic, rear porch Personnel Department, State Office light housekeeping facilities. 9-3169. CAPE COD. Dennis Port. Fully pdintment only. $17,W. Other list­ NOTICE 9y7683. complete kitchen buiU-lns, knotty 1 For further details and appoint lor High Schools. Phone John H - Building Hartford or local office. males one female. Reasonable, Honsehcld Goods 51 equipped cottage Just like he ings. Phllbrick Agency . AO 9-8464. TO THE ELECTORS AND THE with Jalousies, attached one-car ga­ pine cabinets, two fireplaces. Ims ment call any time Lappen. Inc., AH 9-5281, AH 3-5219. AH 9-0001. EXCELLENT top soil, $14 per 5 Prices as low as $10 weekly. Cen­ FOR RENT—4 room apartment, rage, well landscaped lot 95x150 MANCHESTER—Duplex, 6-3. Good TOWN OF MANCHESTER Conne^cut State Employment yard load. Also, fieldstone. Call TR tral. Children accepted—Umited. fireplace; tall bath, sleeps se TAXPAYERS OF THE mediate occupancy. Priced to sell. AH 9-7445. ______. ' RUGS NEVER used, 9x12, $80; heat and hot water. Parking. Tel. AtANCHESTER—Salt Box — large are some of the extras. Shown only in c ite 3 new bedroom addition Owner Atl 9-6941. Service, ,______^ CANARIES FOR SALE—male and 5-5062 after 6 p.m. Mrs. Dorsey,, 14 Arch St. all conveniences, plenty of shade. TOWN OF ATANCHESTER 9x15, $35; also larger, and smaller AO 3-2068. \ July and August; AO 3-0103. living room vrith fireplace, dining by appointment. need^finishing. Plumbing in for THE LEHAN AGENCY ATTRACTIVE 6 room older home. female. Guaranteed singers. See In accordance with the provi­ a b l e , a l e r t , apt and ambitious? ODD SIZE Clearance—Triple track sizes. G.E. vacuum, $20. BU TWO FURNISHED rooms, kitchen, room, modem kitchen, two spa­ extra bath. Ckjnveniently located ENFIELD — Assume 4%% mort ;MI 4-1143 oi- Ml 3-2131 Aluminum siding. GE heating sys­ them at 67 Bissell St., ROOM duplex, oil hCat, good cious bedrooma with bath on sec­ sions of the Town Charter, notice gage on this 6 room Cape on cor \ ------If you have these qualltlles, we windows (1 24” xS9” and - 1 94955. bedroom and bath, private en­ la hereby .given of a public hearing in OrfoKd Village with all city tem, large lot with plenty of gar­ RUBBISH COLLECTION location, available June 1. $®5 ond floor. Forced hot water heat, utilities. Meal for children. Asking ner lot. In excellent condition. In- SOJJTH WINDSOR—I^arge 7 room would like to talk to you. We TWO PLAYFUL kittens need loving 32” x39” ), horizontal sliding prime trance. All Utilities. Parking. 88 Wanted to Rent 68 before the Board of Directors to be ELVA TYLER, REALTOR den space. Phone John H. Lappen. have an opening for a man to be CHAMBERS FURNITURE monthly. Call after 6:80. An 8-6052, s- breezeway and garage. $18,900. $15,000. knmntB 4>-i% mortgage eludes tall basement, aluminum split level on corner lot. Contains home. Gray and tyhlte, pretty windows wdth screens (4rect free standing lected Mechanical ability helpful. This is a high gal- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: The people who \ guaranteed. It’s a wonderful bar­ 3-1784. ' ment. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St.; ground sign-which will be closer to deck Md steering controls. Good MODERN 5 ROOM flat, second AH 8-5129. heating system in the Manches­ lonage station and will provide an ejnceptional finan­ normally have garbage picked up hn W e^erfay condition, $175. AO 9-1791. gain, one- which cannot be dupli­ ter Green School substantially in street than regulations allow. cated. floor, heat, hot water and garage cial return to an ambitious man. Married man pre-i $110 monthly. Adults. Available 4 BEDROOM accordance with plan.s and speci­ Warren Howland; 675 Alain St.; NOTICE and Saturday will have their GARBAGE AND 14 f o o t Plywood boat, equipped Apartments— Flats— Business Zone HI. Variance Is re­ ferred. Should have $3,000 plus available company SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT • July 1. AH 3-6205. fications dated ATarch 21. 1960 RUBBISH collected on either Friday or Saturi with windshield, steering wheel, PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT Tenements 63 quested to erect. free' standing, A public hearing will be held b y Oven cooking loan. Read Herald Advs. COLONIAL prepared by Jerome F. Mueller, the Town Planning Commission of day, but the RUBBISH must be put out before 1959 Scott, electric motor, remote NO OBLIGA’nON! FOUR ROOM apartment newly Consulting Engineer, and plans, lighted ground sign which will be controls maatercraft trailer with ’THREE OR FOUR room apart­ decorated, on Main Street. Nice closer to street thatij,, regulations Alanchester, Connecticut. Alonday is easy today... If you feel qualified to operate this excellent going 7 A.M. on Friday. SAAOJEL ALBERT Plus 1; flnithed room on third dated May 6, I960-prepared by evening. May 23, 1960 at 8. P.AI. tut, $760. AD 8-6307. 14 Beech' St. Hartford CHapel 7-0358 ments tacludtag heat, hot water, locaUon, large yard. AH 8-0211, ftoor.. Older home with new Arnold Lawrence, Architect; allow. " , business gaa-for cooking, electric refrigera­ Wayne Wright; 1135 East .AIid- in the hearing room of the munici­ By: RICHARD MARTIN. 15 FOOT Plycraft, flberglaaed hull, If you have no means of transpor­ kitchen and bath, lavatory on (c) An appropriation not to ,ex pal building on the following pro­ Call JA Z-8231 During Day tor and gaa stove. Call AH 9-7737 first floor, large comer let with dle Tpkg.; Rural Zone. Extension General Mana^ev steering, controls, lights, cushions, tation, r il aend my auto for you! from 5-7 p.m. Business Locations. OWNER SEUING ceed $400,000 for extensions and posed zone chances; No obligation! excellent landscaping In eatab- enlargement of the storm sewer of pern-.I'sslon is requested, to have Or Mi 9S.W92 Afttr i FM. speedometer, Maatercraft trailer. (or Rent ■ 6c repairer’s license. OLCOTT STREET—To change Adv. No. 625 Excellent condition. $445. AH g e n e r a l RENTAL agency-- We Ilshed neighborhood. system of the Town by the con­ to industrial zone, all or part of an r j - T o a A—I^B—E—R—T— S DUPLEX 5 and 6 Lionel A. Soucy; 12-14 Hudson 9-2797. clallze In rentals of all kinds. MAIN STREET -Building for com struction o f storm sewers in area now in rural residehce zone, 43-45 ALLYN ST.; HARTFORD D Realty, Ml 8-5129, evenings 4% G.I. mortgage may be T k OwiMT Ml y-24S3 ' Armory Street, Summit Street, St.; Residence Zone B. Variance 1s mercial business or office use assumed, garage', amesite requested to erect accessory build­ on the west side of Olcolt St. This NEW PLYWOOD boat and Ult Open Nights Till 8 p.m. rAH 3-1637. 470. Mai- St, Will subdivide AH 9-5229. 9-5. Porter Street, . Burnham Street, proposed zone change is for proper­ trailer with steering wheel and . Sate. 6 p.m. drive. Good condition Boulder ' Roa the WOODBRIDGE ST., GREEN SEPTIC TANKS kltctaen, dining room bedrooms, IV 'baths, unique sewage treatment plant ($80,- dwelling whichpvill be closer to Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the ure. Credit terms arranged. Open and living r o o m, - 2 ROAD—T o' change to Business AND Town and Country family room, basement ga­ 000) and 4 12 inch gravity sewer east and west sidelines than regu­ moet completely effective fuel VISIT MANCHESTER'S VALUE LOT ONE SIZE • 9-9 Saturdays till 5. LeBlanc Fur­ oversized 2 car ga­ lations allow. Zone I. all or part of an area of Building Materials 4V niture Hospital, 195 South St. rage, lovely lot shaded and in Middle' Turnpike West from approximately 6 acres now in Resi­ oil additive in qse'today. And H i (3-4-S) Drainage Go. rage, amesite drive, • Deerfield Drive'to Hilliard Street Roy Motors, Inc.: southeast cor- you get premium service. Au­ Rockville. ’TR 5-2174.______^ PLUQCED SEWE6S nice yard, centrally dence Zone A, on tlie westerly side USED BUILDING material for planted, with fi patio de­ ($80,000) together with expenses^ :r of Winter ahd Center Sts.; tomatic deliveries . . . a bal* sale, 2x3s and up. sheathing, stevr- Ml 9^143 I located, walking dls- SilneBS Zone II. Extension of per­ of W ?odbridge St. and th» ^south 1957 ENGLISH FORD BLUE LAWSON couch, rose chair, Msihise Classed signed for privacy.. This connected •’^'itli and incidental to side of Green Rd. This .area is anced payment plan and many 1958 ENGLISH FORD 1958 S IM C A age bins, ■shelving, work benches, Westlnghouse TV. Call after 6 p.m. I tsiice to all conven­ mission Is requested to sell'Jrew two complete bathroom seta, two Septio Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer iences. Full price home was custom built for ■ said construction. and used cars at above -location. southerly and adjacent to present other extras designed to make AH 3-7155. ______Unes InstaUled—Cellar Water- gracious family living. 2. TTie determination of the man­ Green Manor Construction Co. business zone on 'south side of home heating really easy. kitchen sinks, (cabinet), wooden 812,800. ner in which said appropriations 4-DOOR SEDAN . ANGLIA 8116 kitchen cabinets,, two hot water prooSog Done. I McCarthy Enterprises south side West Middle Tpke Green Rd. Appliiant: John Hayes. ESCORT WAGON 'and additions to said .budgets are WILBUR CROSS -HIGHWAY, 2-Door Sedan. Fully equipped. Heater itVfitfh furnaces, modem radiators, com­ Realtors to he financed and raised whether west of Parkade; Rural Zone. Ex WITH 1W Nt plete windows,! Including frame, NOTICE TO Bob Murdock JARVIS REALTY GO. tension of permission Is requested WINDSOR ST., TOLLAND TPKE. Mobilheat n.7> B’Uily equipped. Healer and defroster, Radio, heater, whitewall tires. White fin­ andf defroster. Jet black with contrast­ McKin n e y b r o s . TOP LOCATION! by taxation, by borrowing, by a n d BUCKLAND ST.—To change whitewall tires. Sold and serviced here. ing red vinyl Interior. COLOt TSANtNM and aluminum storm wiadowa, Ml 0-4876—^MI'8-6472 MI, 3-4112 PI 2-8311 to maintain fr.ee standing ground Mm cWw-ocMon ish. And Immaculate car! MH-O-RAMA doors, and plumbing supplies. transfer of available funds or to Business Zone II, all or part of A beautiful car! TONIGHT’S SPECIAL CONTRACTORS S«w^ci9« Disposal Cp. MI 3-7847 otherwise or by a combination of sign at above location. ttMWy A crisp housecoat that fits the Choman House WreeWng, open ISO-132 Pearl Sfc—Ml 8-6808 Maxwell Miller; 299 Green Road an area of approximately ,19 acres For the young lady— an eye­ Sealed proposals will be received HlOH QUAUTY! Such methods; and now In Rural Residence Zone. This not-9o-taU woman perfectly. It is catching dress, with or without Its dally 3:30 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, or Business Zone, I. Variance Is re ta three leng’ths, and wonderfully at the Bolton Elementary School, 3. SuQh other matters relating m ‘area is southeasterly of Wilbur crisp white collar, trimmed with call AH'9-2392. . A lovely ranch home on Brent qnested to sell beer at above loca versatUe. Notch Road. Bolton, 6 0 nn., (R.D. any manner to the foregoing as Cross Highway: easterly of Wind­ heart stanvp-Ons! • 2, Manchester, Conn.) until 4:00 Rd. In Manchester, 3 twin-sized WE GIVE No. 8110 with Patt-O-Rama is may be properly considered *^*°Green Manor Construction Co sor St.: northerly of Tolland Turn­ ta sizes 121.4. 14^ . 16V4, 18%. Pattarn No. 5546 has tissue — P.M., June 6, 1060, by thp Board of bedrooms, Ynaster bedfoom has •aid "hearing. pike, and w’esterly of Buckland St. GREEN STAMPS sizes 3,'4 and 5 inclusive; color Elducation, ’Town of Bolton, Conn., tiled laundry, fully tiled bath, Variance is requested to erect-free 20%. 22>4, 24%, 26%. Hu»t 33 to NOTICE 90 HAWTHORNE ST. Note: Tlie plans , and speeifica standing lighted signs, at the fol­ Applicants; Charles Burr, Eklgarj transfer: full directions. for the exterior treatment of the center hall arrangement, 24’ tions to which reference is Clarke, Donald Richter. 47. Size 14%, 35 bust, dress Goventry Zoning Board of Ap­ Jiiat Completed —- 6'/i-Boom lowing locations:’ (a) South side length, 5% yards of ,35-lnch; To order, send 25c in coins t6:— roof and walls of the central por-. living room with fireplace, com­ above may be examined at the Of Detailed description.s "of the Anne Cabot, ’The Manchester. peals will hold a Public Hearing tlon of the building to prevent wa­ Cape. Fireplace, tile bath up­ fortable kitchen with ample W anted Aliddle Tpke West (in fornt of No short length, 4% yards. flee of the General Manager, Mu 354 ?•'•), Rural Zone, (b) South, side above- proposed zone changes are MORIARTY Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF on May 20, 1960 at 8 P.M. in the ter leakage. Bids will be publicly stairs, lavatory, laundry ad­ knotty pine cablneta, full base­ nicipal Building, during business To order, send 36c ta i^ins to George Hershey Robertson School joining birch cabtaeted Idtch- * EXPERIENCED O ^ Y Midd'le Tpke. West (in front of No, on file in* the Toww Clerk’s Gffice. Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ AMERICAS, NEW YOBJK 86, N.Y. opened and read at the school at ment, carport,, hot water oil hours. Maps may be seen In the,Planning For Ist-class mailing acta 10c for at which time the following ap­ 8:00 P.M., June 6, 1060. en, amesite drive, concrete heat, aluminum combination No. 410), Rural Zone. ning Herald, 1150 AVE. QF WAITERS OR WAITRESSES Dated" at Alanchester, Connecti All persons Intehested may at Office. BROTHERS each pattern. Print Name, Address peal will be heard; Unlveraal Ga­ Speclafications are available walk, wooded lot n’icely grad- windows, beautifully 1*®^ cut this 10th day of May, 1960. TOWN PLANNING COMMIS-| AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86,. N. rages Inc., of New Haven ipr per­ Open Nights Till 10-Bank Terms-High Trades with Zone and Pattern Number. to bidders at the school office. ’The $ 1 4 , 9 9 0 scM>ed fx>mer lot, SelltaK below Francis J. Mahoney tend this hearing- . ocirA i -e SION mission to erect a garage withPut Owner reserves the right to reject replacement at 818.600. APPLY IN PERSON 5 ?M. to 9 PA4, of ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS M l 3-5135 For Ist-class maUtag add 10c Quilt Books; Flower Quilts Secretary of the Board Daniel L. Hair, Chairman Martin E. Alvord, .Chairman QlOl; GrandmoUter’s Patchwork proper setbacks on the property of any and all hidi, to approve all Open for Inspection Sunday, Directors of Manchester, Dorothy C. Jaebbson, Secretary 1 301-31B Conttr St. (or each pattern. Print Nsip6> Kilburn Hayden on Pine Lake Edward A( Saarl., Swretary Address with Zone, Style, No. and Q102; All-Year Q103; Young aub-contractora, and to waive any S to 4 P.M. Connecticut .A dvt. No. 68 - I Folk’s Q104; Covered Wagon Drive, Pine Lake Shores. A ll inter Informality in the proposals. JARVIS REALTY GO. FIANO'S RESTAURANT Adirt No. 68 T-’ ■ -Size,-.. - ____ :...... 1. .1 . ested persema are Invited to attend. Advt. No. 284 / t)IO0; Bible Favorites Q106. Places “ ‘The work iatuAw doheT*' IRVINO-IAYER— “ TUI S;4112 - MI S^KOO Bend 85e today (or your copy o( COVENTRY ZONING ROUTE S and 44-A I0LTON--MI 3^2342 the BpiJng and I Summer iaaue o( Utd dtasetions for 12 quilits in each; June 25 and Sept. 3, 1960. MI 8-CSM PI 2-8311 except QliH, which has 10. Each BOARD OF APPEALS Richard B. Mather our oom^ta pattern magazine Principal Basle FaiW^ T.- boofcOOo. Ricbakl Groabapk, Gbalrman rV ■ ’.V r-; '•jl

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''S i The Weather THURSDAY, MAY 12,1960 rjMOCMi of U. 8 . W eetk » B enea Average D a flf Net Preee Run p * f the Week Ended M w tly ekmdy tonight, toaiewhM FACE TWENTY iianr^Ht^r lEw^ning IjgratUi May 7th, 1»60 cooler. Low near 8e. Satnzdag eome The 26th reunion committee of 1 3 ,1 0 9 .aftenieaa eoiialilne. High 6B-7e. Kathy Mauur, 46 Ho»ne- . The Oonmmnily Baptist Giria’ GuUd will meet tomorrow at. 6:30 the 1935B claSB of .ManchMter S p e e d L im it Mead St., Is oonectlng Triple S High School is trying to locate a Manber of the Audit A b o u t T ow n p.m. at the home of Miss Virginia BurMUi et Circulation Blue Stamps In behalf of the So­ NettingtOn. 379 Bidweli St. AIJ "missing classmate,” Stanley 10 Lb. AH ^ dality of St. Rose School, East members are urged tcrattend since Mankus, whose last known loca­ Changes Made UwpRy $2.49 (OtosetBed AdvertlaiB|( e i Page 18) R a ^ o rd which will use them to tion was in West Palm Bi^ch, Fla. H ie rrench Club will hold a plans for the group’s plqnlc will Spocid ot $2.16 Box IWANCHESTER, CONJIh FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1960 whlat Riuty Monday *t 8 p.m. at furnish a new novitiate for Anyone knowing hts present . New speed llrtilU have beep set (TWEISTY PAGES) be made. Members needing trans- V(»i. L xnx, NO. m Orange Hall, ’ncketa may be pur­ the Sisters of Notre Dame. Any- portaUon ,^«iay contact Mrs. Bes­ whereabouts is asked to notify by the SUte Traffic Commission ohe who would like to donate chased gt the door. Refreahmenta sie Ferris, 9 Durkin St. Mrs. Howard'Hansen, 21 Bremen for a nunlbfer o f M a h"c heater Will hs served. atampe may get in touch with Rd. 'ITie class reunion will be held streets, according to Police Chief Miss Mazur. , June 11. James Reardon. .. St. Bridget’s Rosary Society.wlll The changes: The Salvation Axnty^Jl-hold a sponsor a bake sale Sunday in the et sendee at 7:80 tonight. Ma- The Zipser Club will sponsor a Mrs. Gerard Gaudreati was Hillstown Rd., from Spencer St., are glad to welcome Alfred Wiegel back to State Net^- setback party Saturday at 8 p.m. church hall after-ail'Masses. Mrs. elected leader of St. Gerard’s Moth­ to Bush Hill Rd., 35 m.p.h. Walter tapile vdll be In Steven Sandwell is general chair­ the meat department. Al, our meat naaanger the event of rain an at the'clubhouse. Bralnard PI., for ers' Circle at a recent meeting. Hillstown Rd., from Bush Hill Rd;i to yie Glastonbury to*n line, Charles McCarthy, Tony Buysse 6r Ted Janspen Indoor I dee will be held. 1 members and friends. man. Other officers are- Mrs. Frank Ro uMdup AsZklar, secretary; Mrs. James 30 m.p.h. will be jn our service meat section this weekend. Welch, treasurer; Mrs. Vernon Woodslde St., from Hillstown With picnic weather around the comer we ^11 Rd., to the Blast Hartford town Hauschlld. hospitality; Mrs. Luclen feature every weekend, or on special orders the New Haven, May 1» y*a, America, are way’s protest. . , ^ Try a whole or half Ham around th*e^^Eartli- as a re-j land his spy plane in Norway, plane incident, today called N i g h t BOTTOM ROUND ROAST U8.V' *' lnvolved/^^'\ "A t the same time I asked ^Uic LB. t 6 m a t o e s - 160 R egistered as 'pictured above. The Their chief itoutwith manage­ flector for long-range rgdio then exchanged sharp notes American government to take -aU off a visit to this country by CORNED REEF round half is almost bone­ ment involvee retentioitof a com­ with the So”^'^ let Union. necessary steps to prevent slmil®^ its air force chief. O n V oting Rolls] W&V68. Robertson SchooJ ■ PTA .will pulsory arbitration c la * e 4 ? c f" - The experiment, called Project Infotrm ^sources aa^d Forelipi plans biilng made for landing es­ Oilcf Air Marshal K. A. Ver­ "T' less with 1)0; shank or fat tracU. The^ emnpany want8''tne pionage plariea in Norivay,” Lange, shinin, who Was due to arrive ^ ic sponsor a Family N j^tjprpgram ■------. « Echo, .will be'tried again later m Ministcrtlalvard Lange baaed bis BASKET and the buit is waste . clause left out of a new contract; the-United States on an told Parliament. morrow to be a gueijt at UB. JONES Eb. Cello Pack lx SHOULDER UNIT for parents and children At^Uie One hundred and sixty persons To meet the increasing demand for choice grade the year. lu ultimate aim la a free, too. tT. the union wants It retained. bv U7S>-authoritics that . In London, President Mohammed itary demonstrations, lnfofi sig- Xi2 was bound for'Sqdo, Norw’ay. American plane downed In Russia more suitable time.” be provided by the hospitality crats, 49 as'"'Re.publicans, and 49 will feature Morrell’s ad d k . Extra lean cuts of Tendercure Corned ^ e f Lange told parllarn^nt^^y that chose to be Independent. . there waa rea*''>n to belte^f^ the flew from a Pakistani base. This raised new doubti here •* NABISCO PREMIUM SALTINES lb. 29c committee, and soda and Ice cream boneless 8 to 10 lbs. ^^ill be on display, too, along with genuine spnng Rehume "*Todsty's balloon^ collapaed inside (Ayub Khan, in London, for to whether President Bhsenhower will be on sale. The session, a speinal., one, was a 26‘,i-lnch magnesium ball, got plane was hour Vfor Bodo and lahtb legs and chops. Berlin, May 18 — ClaaiM Nonvay had to protest because onforence. aaid Investigation so would be welcome in Russia on There will be square dancing the last at which persons"couId be off to an apparently good aUrt at fa f ^ a s not yet determined the made voters before a bond referejv lesumed today at Berlin prior permi.ssion to land had been his proposed good w illm ission •for both children and^parents be- school, where two days ^ o 210 4:16 a m. tBST) from this missile initlilrfLthe Soviet charges. there in June. However, diplomat­ g;inning at 7:30. The dancing dum May 25 on school repairs, san-'j E-Z CUT HAMS test st?i^n on the nose of. a tow­ asked. , Russians kajc the U2 jet downed Itary sewers, and storm drains. studenU and teachers suddenly "But I must, from this platform, ic authoritiea said it was not ge©- will be under the direction of became lH after dining at noon in ering Thor-Delta rocket. The aim May Day took^of^rom Peshawar, Stanley Best, Manchester caller,... TTie coupt brlpgs the tbtal ,elec-j protest "against the threats against essarily a sign that Premier NUt- “ -1»?N#IURST FRESHER BY FAR the caleUria. wds to eject the balloon and in­ Pakistan. Ayub Khoqsaid^ Pakis­ ita Khrushchev w'oUld aak Etsen- .^ A short business meeUng will torate to 21, 125, broken down this Nonvay- that in. this connectiw. tan was no party to.any^sky-spy- HIGHLAND PARK way: Republicans, 9,725; Demo­ Three persons remained hoe^ flate it at orbit level. have been voiced by responsible hower to delay or cancel his Jour­ Ml 3-4278 be held between the picnic and ib . p l t a l ^ at Now. Britain Oenerel Ing arrangements.) 317 HIGHLAND ST.. MANCHESTER square dancing. The progp^m crats, 6,810; and Independents, 4^^ ] Ground observers', saw the sec­ political persons in the Soviet ney. ' ' , . Hospital, two Mudents and a Powers’ plan to land in Khrushchev might have p o ^ will be held, rain or shine. 590. GROUND MEATS ond stage rocket tak> over in the Union.” he said. cafeteria employe- TTW **** *’•" sky some three minuteii later, but ^ ^A Foreign Office______spokesman.said^ was reported by Soviet Pj’emler pdftei the Soviet air marMiala norled In good condition. after that-contact was soon lost. [ pf j^nge's statement was N ikita Khrushchev, who said Bodo trip b e C « ^ it would have been . the destination/6*«HnaMnn marked on B- -s IN 1 BLEND ^Meanwhile. Medical Exainlnw ScientlaU at the National Aero­ turned ov^r to Soviet Ambassador embarrasalnZ'-domesticaUy, it wes '- b i ;e f »,p o r k v e a l . . . — ...... Lb. 79c Ludmil Chotkdrwshl eaid potato nautics and Space Administration said. Soviet authorities would M. G. Gribanov. (Continued »n Pnge Ten) salad e«rv#l at hmoh was a major 'In^ Washington daid there was a Later Gribanov handed the For- have had po explain w^f^thelr top LE^N^GUUCK suspect tor the mass food potoon- slini chance the payload had gone air force man was AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT AT TMt FRESHLY''&RQUND ...... L b . 79e into in-orbit different from friendly fashion with Ame . SHOf IN AlR-CON DiTjON ED COMFORT AT THE At Pinehurst *” h s said that he was awaking planned path. ' ' ■ \ miUtary chiefs who were involved LEAN PINEHUR^T\ nwulU of teeia being .made to a But a spokesman aaid the most, in sending spy flights oyer th* F A ^ F R fc S H state Jshoratory. however, before ROUND STEAK GROUNU ... L b . 99c likely thing was that the third Soviet Union. > . -v. CONNEUWCUT reaching any conclusion. stage, with the payload slill at­ Truman Some diplomats expect Khrush­ GRADE A '< ■niere is UtUe doiibt the vie tached. fell back to Earth. There chev to milk all the propaganda be ♦tajs were felled by tcmalne were no reliable signals even to ■can from the espionage plane inci­ MANCHESTER ' dent but to stop short of asking ‘ ■V* '“■‘'I.. poisoning, said the ptaj-itolan. show that the second stage was u Chickens Elsenhower to put off his trip. I (II.(.Al I ' M"! IVI- detached. The Soviet air marshal’s pro­ •” 'V'/' ii.yi: Say0 Kennedy *in* ENen as they reported apparent posed tour was nearly canceled by Hartford, May 13 (^V-Go^^ failure, space agency officials said Former*the reUgious issue in this years U,e Soviete May 2. the toy MILLS’ DISCOUNT WORLD Broilers nor Rlbicoir said today that there will be another triaL.hefore Chicag\ May 13 PINEHURST Democratic, contest. the American U2 piloted by F rto- outoome of tbe West Vhrglato ^ the end of the year. President Harry S. Truman t^ a y •Tt had no business there In the fAB endorsed Sen. Stuart ^jm tiigton cle G. Powers came down deep m- Fryers GOLDEN nauV'♦’definitely sewed up the ArP official aaid 12 rockets of first place,” he ^ < J. OPEN DAILY 10 AM. to 10 P.M. USE OUR I auM in PsmocratiC'^preisidentlal nomina­ the type used today are on order (D-Mol for thfc DemocfaUc pres- The foriner Preeident. * '^ t that time the S a a ^ J u k e A tion for Sen.*^Joim r , K e i ^ y . to r various experiments. T h e list idenUal nomination. his successor. President LAY-AWAY PLAN CARROTS I F A B 2 S c for a delay in the Ba«* from an ^iwk^ry taunt^ includes launching of more in­ At a news conference Truman hower. in the spy plane American announcement o f the air trip to Ohio wd flatable spheres and of vehicles handed out a 9-paragraph stat^ which has stirred tensions on the GREEN SHOPPING CENTER or CHARGE IT! Large Chicken Legs" ment tracing Symington’s record marshal’s visit. . Bnip. Oo rsnier.mita**^ ^ Intended to generate power "In eve of the summit conference in After 48 hours, however, the So­ N). 50e 2 17c tepestirii]r predicted that Kew y ly' space from solar rays. and asserting: viet government said it was ^ grouM win the nocobMitlon e t ijse " I am aa sure aa I can be tnai ^^I'think it is a dirty buslneas, right to make the announcement East Middle Turnpike • Ml 9-1509 • Free Parking Within two hours afte^ the if the Democrats nominate him,, GIRLS'SLEEVELESS Chiekiti Wings PINEHUlUT Angeles next July. launching NASA scientists report­ but It is done by all govemmenU The U.S. Air Force "had planned Commenting oh Kenned/s W- The Blossoms of M ay-Apple he will have no difficulty in caiTY" Ib. 20c ed communication failure had left Ing a tremendous majority of the and may be necemeeiy.’ lie ^ - a welcome for Vershinin wnpb In West Virginia earlier th^ He also commended Bi$en' FRESH RALPH STEURER Oiertn jn the darit as to wbat hap­ electorial votes in November’s surate with his WRI* week. Governor Ribicoff declared: pened after the burnout of the hower’e decision to reeume Un­ to have been welcomed with h o ^ Hearts and Gluords •T don’t know what eatcusss or ra- "Without doubt, he la the. best Dresses from COLGATE second stage. derground testing of nuclear teet- ors at the MUltary Air ’Trtofgjrt Pima and combeiT cotton, wash ’a H). 25c CORN tlonallzaOons his hkepUcs can qualified man,” Truman said oPhla Terminal here tomorrow. A « e r wear. Plaids and solid colors, flie s PALMOLIVE A little less than an hour after fellow Missourian. dream up now. oihcerely hope that we will looking over an Armed 1 to 6x. Aly Kahn, 48, | that Leonard Jafte, a key sdwitiat He said he had delayed his an­ OFFERS - **He has met evsry test and i at NASA, toM reporters: never stop the tests,” Truman Daly demonstration at Andrews Air 6 39c don’t see yh a t mors proof is need­ nouncement until now because 1 SAVINGS ON “ liiere has been a failure to want to help him and not hurt aaid F ^ ce Base, Md., he was to have ed KiUed in Crash the jpertormaaoe of the second been flown to such air centers em VEL. PALMOUVE liini ’* ^ u c h tests, he said, ^ p a ^ c mg stage of the (launchtog) vehitle. Iri Chicago to address the Ex- ularly important for finding civil­ the Arnold Engineering and c ^ - LADIES'WASH W WEAR M ^ N '5 SOAP. FAB Get» Polio Shot In Whether this (satelMte) is in or­ ecuUves Club, Truman had kind ian uses fo r atomic energy; _ opment Center, Tullahoma, Tenn.. Of Sports Car NeUle AFB, Nev.. Castie. and Special Value ' and AJAX Now Britain, May 18 W V -S w ­ bit we are not quite sure but the vi^ords for Sen. John F. Konnwy Supposing we had stopped with an-year-old Gregorl DUbovriti. chances are it is not." (D-Mb m ), front runner in his the Ford Model T." he said. ^ Hamilton Air Bases in Callforttoi He said there had been no re­ SPORT^ wltoM father la oervliig a jail Paris. May IS (Ab—Prince Aly Litchfield, May IS (JP) John J.^defender, H. Gibson Guion, Hanna pjrty'g pre*conventlon csmpslpi* In Jefferson a ty . Mo., Gov. OTHERS to $3.77 a t PINEHURST term tor retooing to have the boy Khan—playboy, sportsman, lover repeatedly denied h ftv i^ anything James T. Blair, chairman of the (Oonttnaed on Page Ten) Slies 7 to 14. given poHo abots, received hia in­ of beautiful women and apprentice Hanna was due for vigorous cross- to do With the robbery,'-^avell’s (CSdnUnued on Fags Four) ^"^ked if he had any objection to Mlseourl delegation to the na­ JACKETS itial Inoculatian today. diplomat—was. killed last night at examination today in his Superior disappearance, or Gavell’s death, Kennedy, Truman replied: tional nominating conventioh, MESSES THREE DIAMONDS FANCY KING 1 ( ) I l . .\ X 1- I* \ I .Ml >I I \ X Later State’s Attorney Thomas ...Eolk* Court_fto8to«tor/Wl^^ Ba.von acetate, Bedford the-wheel-Of .a -sppsts^j:.______, Court murder trial—’.----- :— ----- “None whatever. He s a toe greeted the news of Truman s en­ GIRLS' 3-P^ p*. Mangan Jr. said the bpy’a After an afternoon at ^ n g - Wall confront^-Hahha with slate- young man and I know, and like dorsement with pleasure. cor'd, stripes, basket Yesterday, as the prosecution ments which tjie state says Hanna weave, solids. Fully mother notified Mm today of the champs race track outside Paris, got its first chance at questioning ^ i m e d j Gets him. The only thing Is. he lives In •Tm very glad that our former B u lletin s c a n decleion to have her eon too^lat- the 48-year-old prince was driving made Nov.' 20 to a New York C5ty Massachusetts.” great Preeident is assisting in the . lined. Sizea 38 to 50. PLAY SUITS the 42-year-old ex-convict, Hanna detective. / •d against the dlaease. to IM half-brother’s home at St. repeatedly denied any implication Trtiman said of the West Vir­ nomlnaUon of Sen. Symington, from tiie AP Wires e Blouse Sizes m m It apparently was the mother'e Cloud for a dinner .party when his The statements, said Wall, con­ Most Dete^gates ginia primary, ” I am very saUs- Blair said. ”1 shaU be pleased to in the Nov. 18, 1959, disappearance REG. $12.95 e Pedal Pushers ■MT « ( ^ - Lancia coupe and a light sedan cerned Hanna’s activities on the fled, not becauae of the results, hut 3 to 8 Other brands of this quality^ab meat are selling decision, Mengan said. and death of Francis J. .GaveJJ, a afternoon and evening of the 18th. work with him." * e Shorts The boy's father, Gregori Du crashed head on in suburban Sur- b ^ u ^ e of the way the propheU Trum&n ia. a at large* d e n i e s v o t e s w a y e d at 93c can. 44-year-oId New Milford Grocer. As each statement was read to AJAX 19* bovski,' was sentenced to 30 days That state says Hanqa abducted In New York from Missouri with one-half vote. Washington, May 18 A^ " \1 him, Hanna said ” l don’t recall The wealthy prince met death m 2<-‘7 in )all April 18 on seven counts Gavell, stole $7,806 from hia store’s that,” or "I deny that he asked me B y action of the Democratic thur S. Kline, vice chairman or GIRLS' BABY DOLL a dinner jacket with a beautiful Kennedy would h^’defeated by Sen. 39 FKESHLV GROUND BACON WRAPPED a t violating the city’s compulsory safe, and left the manager’s beaten that question." By THE ASSOCIATED FREBS state (convention, the state’s toe Federal Power Opnamtoaiom Broadcloths attendance law and . one count of woman by hia aide.' body in the Housatonic River. ^ Sen. John K. Kennedy (D-Mass). Hubert Humphrey today acknowledged frequent Bettina, former French model Truman said also( he thihke~.ttot FATTIES Lb. 35 c contributing to the deHnquency of Yesterday. Hanna, in addition t6j rides high In the esteem of power (OoBt«nned on Fage Ten) off-the-record vlslta from gM Cottons PAJAMAS n minor. who has been his constant com­ the West Virginia primary kilted. company attorneys bat taslMea panion in Europe in recent years, denying any part of the crime, ful New York party leaders to­ 100% cotton drip *n dry. Pastel prints.. Toung Gregori was suspended gave his story of how a large day, and has solid evidence of they never influenced Ma aq- l^yon Acetate PINEHURST FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS suffered a face cut and blood pour­ olsions. Kline awore that oto drom public school cAosses last amount of money — Vfhich the something more concrete — their Sizes 4 to 14. ... ■ ■■ -K ed over her green, silk eventog such, vlait by lawyer Thomas G. Amel Dec; 11 for failure to comply with state‘says was stolen from Gavell News Tidbits ‘votes at the Democratic presiden­ (the board of educatlon’a directive gowm. Sl^ was given f.fst ata at a (Tommy the Cork) OoWoion MEN'S SPORT SWIFTS PREMIUM —came into his hands on the night Culled from AP Wires tial convention in-July. Sheath Skirts BOYS' ^ that all psdjllc school children he hospital and released. . .. Liberal had no bearing oh his vote In a AND DRESS Aly's chauffeur, ridmg m the of the 18th. He interrupted campaigning for $58 miUion pipeline case- S i .00 BOYS' toununiBed against polio before Hanna said Alfred Sarno, also the May 17 Maryland primary' Sleeveless Children Will CANDLELIGHT being permitted to attend, olssses. back seat, was only Tllghtl.v hurt. 1 'The fuhfloving prince, who tum- knowTi as Norman A. Bowell, gave Representatives of New Jersey yesterday to hop to Manhattan ^PUDENTS DEMONSTBATB SHIRTS T-V TYPE DINNERS Oregort, a first gra ^ - pupil at him the money. Sarno, sought by and talk turkey with national Shirtwaist and Connecticut make peace bid For 1960 Tokyh;" -??ay’ 118 , Long sleeve, prints,-plaids. White. Cotton Love this New (Continned on Page Eleven) police .after the slaying, is still at committeeman Carmine DeSaplo 2,000 leftist unlyeralty stndentn COentinned on Page Fear) large. coupled with warning to New Sun Back wash *n wear. Regular and French cuffs. TURKEY or CHICKEN York State in the long Income and others' who have a lot to say demonstrated nOox.^ the Diet- Under direct examination. Han­ about how New York’s 114 conven­ THF ASSOCIATED PRESS *pleas court 6 to 20, Styes 14 to 17'/i. Rants Drink na told the jury of nine women controversy. .Sen. Hubert Hum­ elected.-The»i«rted.-Thc proposed amendment (pariiament) today tion votes will go. ^ A new look has been proposed with gravy, buttered whipped potatoes and buttered peas. and three men this story: phrey (D-Minn) arrives* In Minne­ would IntegraU the probate court? now U.8.-4np*n Ivy League Later Kennedy told newsmen. for the 1960 Republican platform now up for r»tillcatlon. AnotU » - to 16, . *You save 20c on every package . . now available only Path to the Death H puse He met Sarno In D^bury on apolis, feeling "emancipated and into the sUte court system. PUN€HtMELLO in turkey or chicken, but if beef or Salisbury steak arrive, sounding neutral in the light for DeSapio assured him he has strong Ih'"Connecticut. , leftlsit gronh oPP«2^ *? ^ 14'/i to 24'/,. MEN'S RAYON Chinos, Rayon- Nov. 18 a!nd asked for a. loan.'Sar­ support there, DeSaplo broke in to The aubcommittee*# report will we will put them on sale at once. No limit . . . no phone no said he had no money, but could the Democratic presidential nom­ I f adopted, the pact handed a P®****®? 7 fruit punch ill 46 oz. say "He has substantial support be one of the broadest, m<^ litor­ to submitted May 24 to the full u !s . Enqbassy. About SjyO P®“ AND.NYLON ^ Nylon-Acetate orders. . .Displayed-in frosted food case near meat get some. He said his car was low ination^ Republican Progress Committee. can ready to pour and counter . . . along with Farm House Apple Pies which in the state of New York.. Sub­ al in recent Connecticut Ittpubli- Uoe stdod guard Taborsky Got Second /m gasoline, and asked to borrow Immigration Service question­ The progress committee will In Diet but there were no diRorwfc . Gabardine are also featured at 39c each. the car'Hanna was driving. Sanio, ing two newly arrived Cubans in stantial means more than a major­ can history. . « c-op SLACKS All rayon fiaulin or drink. Vitamin C enrich­ ity.’’ The state party picks con­ (nie proposals come from a Got* turn make a report to the GOP The demouRtratom iroiii ed, non-carbonated. said Hanna, was driving a Chrys­ Florida in effort to establish how Platform Research Committee and leftwing Zengakuren, » LADIES’ Guaranted for one y*Ar from date of pur­ tVashable baby cord In solid ler. Hanna was driving a white they got into this country. .Lock­ vention delegates June 7. , research chase to meet your entire satisfaction DeSaplo has been a leader in the created by the new the party's SUU Central Commit studentv carried RAYON and ACETATE Assorfed Chance Twice in Buick owned by his p r l friend, heed Aircraft engineers say two "attack the security pact and against normal wear ..and tailoring defects. ' colors or stripes. 46 0 Z .C A N Jean Milano. Woodslde, N; Y. fight to keep the delegation un­ state leadership under SUte tee. Electra turboprop plane crashes Chairman Edwin H. May Jr. Final action on the party p.lat- bury the capitalists.” ?9 to 42. Colors. The white car had ^figured in that killed 97 persons were caused committed for the time being. Sizes 2 to 4. PICTSWEET FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL earlier testimony. Several state Several times during the recep­ The program has a y A y J f fqrm and lU 1961 le^laU ve pro­ By RONALD AUTrtlY ♦ deeply religious, a woman who by violent wing flutter, .Right- go before the full body of C