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*■, (V. .'V ! '. '• X n/ESDAY, MAY 8, 19M ■ATenipe Daily Net Prea^ Run PAGE^XTEEM ‘ ; .. '■.* . . Fer the Week Km iai , Tha Waathar , ^ u n t U t A n lE iif n m g N May 8, ItSC / Fereeaat af P. 6 , Weathw ■anaa OMMldertable rIemMaaa* M g aet The daughter bom last Friday fdr a^ver which the *3el*ty is col­ an c*td teplglit. Lew la the Mlg St. Margaret^* Oirrie. No. MO, Rallroltd Agents lecting. 12,1 Daughters pf laabolla. 'will heOA. a to Xfr. and Mrs.-Lee M. Sltveratein. r Menber M the AhrUt 4a*. Tharaday, wWdy with iliaWew 34E Garden Dr., haa been ^named Borsotti-Miner Wedding Hostesae'a, for th* day wiU be IllM-ly la the atteraeoa. High tS A b o u t T o w n buaineaa meeting thla evening .at d Mra. Fred.L*vey. ^airman; Mrs.. L e g l e r c ^ ^ ^ e l Ct realstloa o'clocK in the K of C Home. ' Leslie Joy. The maternal grand­ Tou^Towh, Seek to 70. • , parents are ^fK. and Mrs. Mac Carl Hultthc, Mra. EmaK KJall- FUNERAL HOME MtmehesUr^A City • / Village Charm Una* Lode*. Ko. 72. KnlfhU of aon. M l*' Arthur HulDnan*a(id Ji. The Watea will conduct a milK rner of Portsmouth, Va., and Ini^ustrial Sites PyUass, will ' hold lU monlhly thh paternal grandparents are >tr. /' ' / Mrs:. Guataf Ulrichi. ^ Devotion* aMetlnc tomorrow night •t S tary whlat tonight at 8 o’clock in Ivlfl'b* in charge of Hrs, C. Henry FUNERAL ^ : VOL. LXX^yiiOjl87 •nnker Hall, to whlth the public la knrfKMrs. Saul M. SUversteln of litanehester la one of a liuihbcr (THIRTY.tWO'PAGES^TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY. t, 1956 (C8aa*mea AgverMahig ea Pag* gg) o’dock id < ^ g e Hall. 28 l^phen St. Anderson. PRICE n V B CENTS Invited. A social time with refresh­ town* the New Hkve'n/RgUroad SERVICE JL I ' ‘ 'f ment* w ill' follow the 'gamea, CUWorth-Oohnell-Quey Po*t, No. Myers of the Torrington began surveying y es^ d a y in ’ a j Walter N. weighing will be at 7;30. Mrs. Kay ub,. lieutenant governor IW . Amertcnn U)glt>h. **'«*•' search for potential Induatrial Plan Open House' Lecferc V tonight at B:15 at poat hpme Preutt.______50 Glenwood____ S t, I..... H.irHno-.ior ' f,i,r methi •-4tl sites along the railToa'd^ track*. Director ,» US. Bullet fop an important b)iahi**d merting, Aarll'\5” *^unds*'MrV^ne^^ m an\t the Junior Republic April. 12'» -pounds, Mrs. Qenevleve ^ LltchfleldC will be the guest The tour. whicK-ls being headed At School Here V O which wUl ihclutle re>orU from 1 hy Percy Benjamin, acting man- 23 Math Street, Manchester tha Memorial*uUnited States Senatg sgain.J gional High School, Deep River, of be held at the home of Mra. Irene deslgna executed in Anger H O L L Y V ^ O ^ bombers in the fiacal year begin­ SeiiiGeorgie the American Legion Auxiliary. Brennan, 21 Ml. Iijebo Pi. 1 college and craft works in nick, Westfield ami East Long- t 2 5 la » S 0 0 / Hi* decision to withdraw is 'a wise I meadow In Massaemuetts. - one..,, .... ; ..------__l ning July 1. / By I ^ K ASSOCIATED PRESS,. ISpiftinettt :W OonnectlcTit T ^ ' ic. enamels, paper mache, — fhoductiaa Speeded --W ^lB ftoR, May « (ypY— wero accompanied by Mra. EJyerett ' “ He has authoriged /ha to . say- ; Five -gtstteg-trchf primary All membera of the Senior MFY Ing and paper sculpture Cbeew f#i6 peyRwtf fife ywf Wilson also testified that the 202 electioM yesterday and an im- Prefildent EliBnhower gold Moaeley, prealdent of the l^cal of the South Methodiat Church ArR#wfit Am«4N)f*l MRRtlily P AvMll.iHgl| .that he hak a mlld'dlfflculty with B52r will be produced “ In four or auxiliary; and Mr*. Letitla Rady,' WHO are planning to attend the Mrs. Beatrlcejd^nWig, pastes-j Society Planning •riOAN 11MO. 13 MQ, his heart and milrl diabetes. The ^five months quicker time" than m edi^, and inevitable, dis- t()day .he will undergo r new Gold Star Mothera chgirman. MrA work and play day .Saturday are tional president.of Uie DaughtersJ % $• $ s.et atrain of a vigorous campaign at originally antimpated. pUte/ai'ose as to the political hend-to-toe physi(uil extmi- aaked to-coniact Sue Brown by U.M % t?3S. 4.79 Isaity ceo« his age might be detrimental. Wilber Little and Mias Barbara of Union • V ctera i^ of the. Civil | Parly in Jilile see se.if 94.1s 19.9S **riad froii* H* did not say -n-hen they would significance of the Indiana nntion Fridey, including « tVaiiett attended, xepresenUng the Thursday. War, artcr^ Mrs. ^ a u d e Shearer,] see 47.41 3ft4 34.49 “ fjnder proper treatment a rea­ come/sOff - tha a s a e ^ ly linea, but )htt» trhP^Mlfia •!' r«pA)mfnl intiudffllil sKirjft. raar-whcal la re/ults. check on his heut condition. mat diatriet. past Department president, at^ froai-whaal sonable amount of rest and -free-, he to]d-^^e SubcqmniUtee yeater- Leo j. Barrett, aon of Mr, and The Ladies Aid Society of the, irt W9#4 ini pr*m|>t monlhly p6>mwnt$. -esident Eisenhower, look a Eloanhowsr mod* the'iannoitnoa- tended the PaM Department ban-1 propeUing, ,o* dom froH'i great responsibility ht- day at tn« start pc ita hearings on meqt at a nai0a confenmee. H « hod The thoma of Um^mldweek serv- Mra. F. Leo Barrett, 35 Deepwood Emanuel' Luth'eran Church niU ahoitljlAo ■well." t ,/ batantial lead in that predomi­ ™ qjrtt at the Jfotel Bond Sunday! meet Thursday afternoon at 2 to all )-iacl* theNfefenab. budget that the tur- nately Republican state bMn aaked whaUttr 1» idaiuied an­ .'teo totaorrow at TiSO pJn. at the Dr., haa been elected chairman ®,r*venlng, Th^conventlon of the pa-; ^ t e r the doctor, elaborating In­ reiit ^ t e oKproduction is six other nillacoi* chock up in ad­ the Boston College sophomore' o'clock Iri Lutt.er HSU for tfa. reg- nMNCE Canale. caaun: ' WALTER De ocrat Eatea Kefauv Oovianant Gtmgt^gaUonal Church triollo OrgMiaation opened .vester-1 formally, aaick he wanted to em­ V month, X, vance o( Um RepubUeon National .Ja “ Jeaua A*/ Lord over the prom to be held at the Hotel Stat- ■tilar monthly meetirrg. phasize that George is' "not serl-- -f- though th* ta-o were not day In H m ford and concluded to­ LOrIn* Phnlo RHCHiSTM $72.00 / > W ilaonAi^ thb-goal is to step' ConvenUon w h la opena In 80a School.'' in tKe aeriei, “ Jeaua Aa IN', Boston. M *y 11. He y/pi also Plans vwill ,_be m«de for: the .cusly sick." . , opposed in the Ptestdenilal prefer day, forthcoming birthday party to be ati MAIN naiiT ; • . Emm* fim, hfPn strongly urged iB'i mambhrli productio^tp 20 aXmonth but/did ence voting. Francioco Aug, » . Lord." Mias Esther Granatrom, elebted by bis classmate^' to rep­ R s o m Ogan A4«fi. 7vaa. frt- 18 f« 5;J0 '-He simply needs to take care held in June. Members are tuked Of the family to Withdraw frofp the not estimate when titi* rate -38 per cent. He had attack he suffered In Denver lokt AutkorlzddrDealer As the'Senate group hdld hear­ no/opposition or. the Democratic Sapt. 24. Gilead Congregational Church., ^p*. Bprsont left for a motor \ side. Kefauvrr had hoped to pull wBut he added that during the A ton WA* born at the Hartford Gilead. Palm*, snapdragon* . arid (|.jp ti^ough the south, •01 M A IN K r^ .M I S-SS31 ings, the House/oegan ebnstdera- Hospital on May 4 to Mr. and Mrs. tipn of a $33,6K,000.000 military down at least 41 per cent of the cOsirM oC the egOiodnaUen Uie doc- carnations formed the setting for Bor.s«ti hi employed bv the totwplanned t o check Uie condition Pater Sthnklewlc*, 22 Adams St. HmiKTii.l’ins' r^r^mnnv ner* — --- ' — apbropdatlon-MlL'This, plus money total vote— the percentage Adlai / ____• ■ .V • the double-ling ceremony ;per Pratt A Whitne.v Divirion of tlie E. Stevenson got in losing to Ei­ o< hie iMort with oanUegnune and / formed bi' the Rev. John Beck.- /: available ftom Prtui' appreppHa- olhar uri^ procothiM. -y A n ' executive meeting o f Cub United Aircraft Corp., East. H art-, tiona, wouldF'i^vlde a total ot senhower In 1962. Given' in marriago by her fathrt. for d! and . Mr*. Borsotll works for : Pl^k,.No. 151, w-ill be held tonio/- $36,200,000/00 fbr actual defense Light Vote Seen Later, Preia SecreUty Jamea-C. May 8tl the biide woie a satin lac'e-covered the W. T. Grant. Co., Hartford. Wild the K ^ ld en t would ro.-1 - maid of honor, and 'tCirs, Rena ' Cri6 MBtfriis sqA had “ brilUed -unhsceesarily'' I. Fini against the\«xeiution.of the tivo,'^- ■ > can, aawsaw it thlaVay: thlasvay: ' public eomeUme Saturday Chapman Court, No. XO, Grder. Zachmann. Gilead, ahd Mlss Made-. When Robertaon asked him \ convicted of .pplHleai gunplay. ’ rmi It waa not-'^oniy a ,d.defeat for noon. of-Amaranth, will hold a food sale Iln> Tenny,'Hartfdrd, jWeie ^Ides- aay whether the military ohOefs of RAYMONDV^EID ArtKiir Drug ^ ores i'if- 1 Windows bf the Information; a m a 'B.-MAA-rac Kefauver'auver but for tb'e entientire Demo­ Hogorty Bold Or, Peut at Hale's qh May 19„ at 10 ^.m., maids. They were gowned alike in '^staff w-ould b* free to give"fKanlu cratic party.papty. It is’ gono secret that I y, It Could Happen Here, ' ■ White, heert wedeMet whs bee A U e n O N ^ R / Smart New Living >m center were smashed, but police I v A ' v A C J r A . V U F i F O ard not on May 9, as printed on stood oft attempts'of the-rioter*! . ’g ' i.'g •• end tthblated" opinions on whether the 0 *mdcrats W*r0 gtteihpCiiig to •xemlned the PimMeiit ett and on the programs in error. the budget will 'provide the poll a/big vote.^:;';. a*'a rebuke to be*. jW. HowsmI Baldwin, le ft and Thdma* Haoiy check over a -t'casugltv" bronght In t o itiui- Since the Sept. M heeit ettock, wut to break into the huilding. Stoned I A d g A g i . 'I-a 14 u i ' cheater Memorial .HoaplUl this morning during a dlaaattr-amargaaoy r*h*ar*ai. Philipp Pineo,\a hltfA by tha ridtera, the poltc* f i r e d - j X jU] strength needed to meet any agr th*.J*rasldciit.th*-J*casldciit-4Uul ' to provld* prop- nm perUclpato In Om eatemiwftlea school atodent V playtiig the patient. iStory an Pag* 14.) iH^told Photo by O M ra ), ■ tola weekend. He eaid, Pr . WhiU U SOFA PILl^WS Into the air to break iiq the rald. l gi-eaaion.: ' v agknda...... t h ^''Eisenhower is weak ------J------X Wilaoh auggested that the aub- ,tn the farm . iareas. in town oA-tdher ifiRWtb end m ly • ■ ' gg Pelieemen Treated .' i ••e the PrMl(j« . A ' first aid atation reported' 20 cohimtnee'ask th# chief* for their V ” jii|5y failed fblle miserably because butaot ter Special $lC0 0 feria Revolt u y physical exonunaaon. policemen and 10 piviUana had al­ appraisals,. and Rbbertaoh said-.he e^ytiter* knew the charges were ivill do juat that, “expecting ftimk f*Me. The farmers did not storm ‘SoillRank’ Rill H igerty solii this examination ti All cotton nappor filled. feayy bark cloth prints and ready been treated, 'with more Algiers,- Miiy 9 . Aerident tha ndrtnol yeoily phyrieol chock /, [l pouring In. One -unconfirmed re­ and uninhibited replies.*’ rtp thgt Eioenhower h u beea hav­ -I- port aald two suffered b u l l e t ’ France today fob’ dhoiisanda of Garni ing for oaveral yoore. M/elia.. wounds. man of the Joint Chief* of 8 ti^ , la Stat^Chairman Chatlea E.‘ Bkil- • /. fresh troops to help imother' the len.’’, V . Before hie haort attack ha wiu ^ kupii the bait /bund>^, V New Sprjfig Patterns Cotton A solid ling of police guarded.big iS-mbhth-old nationalist rebeUion. (Oontlmied on Pggie’nnilrty-bne) Skillen look* this view: <• in 'the habit 'of having a thorough downtown hotels crammed'“ 'with He predicted a ferM Of *370,009 "The vote for Kefauver 'is no physical oxominatton each yoar. American and. British tourists, x men sooA would bg^-fighting the ueuoVy in the lata summer or eoriy vOMi^thefigheg. m o m 'X '’ ■ indication whataver of the Novem'^ fall. ■ - . A . noisy crowd' of about 4,000 rebels. ber vote." He aald Democrats did­ , May 9 (f)r-Th# -Sen- The Friday checkup srill.be the ddiciouS'^r - ■T Just parchase^.. had gathered In the square to hear Already bolster^ by heavy rein­ n’t try to turn but a big vote, and at* AgribultuhG'^ CboimUteb gavF M()scow, May 9/'i[7P)—The Army n5wapaper Red Star to* HS ^ v ^ n a t o r s President’s .flrat fuUecoIe medical any one of our a speech on Cyprus by Archbishop forcements' from/France’a NATO that many fanhera chqa* to work dajf denouRted as “absolutely wrong and harmful” recent ake a beautiful g^t foPmother, Special reasonably priced rrlbs Doroth'eus, Greek Orthodox pri,- tentatlvel approvi)! to < ^ to a $1 ,- •umlnaUon, eo for • • h u been f see in the net I * divriaiona and d ru t levies, Lacoste's Instead of vote becauae of Warm, from $34.95 ' and get ’ a ■ m ate'of Greece. 200,900,000 acU bank farm program charges that Joseph Stalin left the Soviet Onion unprepared diecloeed, Mnce mid-February; Af- force* streamer oyer the country- m p a i g n Sunny weather.- much lii line with sdmlhSatratlon ter that checkup, hia doctora re­ / ’ ■ ■ ' , nationally known ivaterv Excited ' demon.atralqr* brand­ The state Democratic organisa­ for Nazi German^ A onslaught. The big army paper thus chal­ $1.98 / 52x70 $2,98 proof, ■ "Innera'prlng mal- .side to combatjifth* atepped-up new 'requesta.' \ lenged the position'taken by Mill-s,-— ------c-r*------a.'.,.,.., ported him phyMceJly fit to serve I. ished signs, many In English, call­ rebel offensive, ■ tion is regarded aa. more friendly Ireas for only Ic. Famous ing Sir -John Harding-, British goy- Chairman Ellendet (D-LaY aald tary Heralm 'Official magasInC o f . ^ another 5 to lo years in a Job like . All Ww paflcrna in beauti^l colors. Red, pink, yellow, makes on display: Stork- . Authoritle^ s*id Fwnch troop* Td P^sperity to Adlai Stevenson Jhan Kefauver the. group by unanlniou* voteV ap­ the presidency, \ emor of the Mediterranean island for the party Presidential nomixa- gr^^i, light blue. Alscr clo08 to $5j98. line Ths.ver — Gem — colon.y, the'''gaulelter of -Cimrus.'’ had killed idore thdn .150 riebels in proved th# broad' outline# of a farm "’'■’'■'-“"‘'■State Mav Cut Two weeks later, Elsenhower Koval. Others Said: ''GailKster Harding, western Algeria since raiders Uirge' Washington, Ma.i> 9 tSP-h—TTiree tion- , > bill put throrigh the Houae Military 'Herald had blamed;^ „ _ announced that he had decided to president •'Eisenhower vetoed Open an Acroiint you will die" and “ Let us quit day* ago fire'to some 50 taxfna' - \Vrite-.in voting -)v-*» prohibited, Stalin fq f lgno^gL„w*rning# by. -E w m bid for a second tem , / ^W-'OreW Stamps Given With Cash Sales Republican S en atot^iaid today earlier Catchall bill. . . Eas.v Terms NATO.''* - and killed a score - pf Fbertch but Indianiana wet# free to- vote in .Soviet- intelligence thatHitler! J l l I g O ou iM Matters oiaeaseed that record April eih-doyment. in­ Hods# amendment# . that would Free Delivery A t the same time, thq^ands'of farmers.'' either the Demccritic or Republi­ anned. to attack the Soviet -ja-rm 1 In todlg/a meeting with n6w«-„-;- can primariea, regaydieas of their have enable'd grazing lands and Btl^lent8' were reported^ demqn- The French' struck inX-the, Ain- dicates .a ablld foundation for the” n. .'The magazine said'the Ger- | \ a i a ;' gailgailgkTeB men the President oleo dioeuiSiMt. registration. field crops, such as potatoes, to 1 I atrating against Britain in the TemoueJient area with .W antry GOP'S prbaperity theme *^10 the attack 'turned out, to be aud- ^ ^ ■■■ O these other mattSia: . ./ • •/ supported by fighter planb, and _Ike Oaiaa Strength share, in- the acreage .reserve pay­ den “ George—asked for eoaunen$''en northern .city of Salonika. presidential campaign. \ ments Op to $50 million s year Soviet Union although MARHOLIM’S Inc. mqrts'r units.^Jep and prop fighters Eisenhower also collected 32 first- It pabnot be cohaldered to h*ve the decision by SOn. OcorgS (I>- iN-HiHAMeoM The government ffrst banned tb-, The Labor '*nd .Commerce' De­ 'were atrickfn by the Senate Com­ l^rtford, May 9 ^ ^ '—-The State da.v's demonstra^n., then rglerited fiying out brt_mpre than 10 0 ..mik- ballot votes In the GOP national been' suadeh for'lhe highest leader­ Qa), chairmen o t the mnoto For­ Conn* sioni" since-'Sunday bombed anc partment* reported yesterday that mittee. ,. ' Board of Eklucatiod is'golng to look eign Relations Oommlttee, against 1177 Main Street and-allowed It/to be held. ;But convention, and Kefauver 'got, 28 Left undecided when the Sena­ ship of tbb ebuntfy which at thajt m ^hlne-^nned Arab concentra- employment reached 63,990.000 into the matter of making It easier seeking onotoer term,' the Presi- \ CORNER OF .YIAiN AND OAK STREETS HARTFORD. CONN It /nished trqopa and national' |>o- Democratic votes. Hoosiers can tor* receaied for lunch waa a Con­ time wAs.\rholl.v concentrated In Uunp.' .y last month while unepApIoyinent vote .as they pleaae after the'firit to get a certificate to teach In dent paid warm tribute to the t l- . ss .lnto thb capital ,to gu vd dropped 270,000 to 2,564,000. ' troversial House pi-ovialon ordering the hands .Stilln,'’ .pilots at th^ir'respective conven­ t Draniatici . (Connecticut. year-old Georgian. gainst any violent qulbursl: po­ Residents of the Qran area said Theae figures w ere, .hailed by 'mandatory government pile# sup­ tions. 'ni# confllct^^tween Ihq army At Us meeting today the State i V lice bloqked all approaches to the.: had not a*en7 such, troorp Sena. Dtrkson itins had-o-clear-mitjorit.v that certification regulations.’’:, He 'int, Wsahlagtoq, May • 9 0 -Adok TROSTIB FOODS A r m » avoided a -ruiyiff between the top pofta for com farmer* in.the com- d'that-the certification'regula- ArUiitr Radford, ehalmiaa of will come in the aummel ’and fall;" mercial area who Ignore planting XJbUglasrwMio-la. sAld.' “ W'e'll know more j__ two Democratic contenders. C a have' become .too complex Ihe Joint Cblefe of Staff, sold Thl* Week Piiieliurst U.S. Sen.-George 'S m a t h e# * jllmits. ' ^ r. and may be keeping people out of today the EtaeakowW odminle-- Feirtures then whether there.)* a substantial the pr^ssion. base for prosperity.’ \ swamped "hi* lone opponent and ■ Ellender aald he and Sen. Olin D. tratioa has shaped a defense If H-Shbt Proves Pud easily Won Demiicratlc renomlha-j Johnston ID-SCJI, loat a move to NewsTidbits program to cope srith any w m * ' ' BIRDS e y e f r o s t e d d^sop Agrres on Issue Bi-icker said the emplovmefit ■ ■- I' Ilml.t these dual appports to one that may develop. Radford told' PEAS at 2 pkg*. .37er From Hole's Appliance Dept^ gain, if it continues, “ will'mean IJpL,. „ „ ... Cuiled from A I’ Wire* John Alsop' b f Avon, another votes for Ui.” >.The. gugubernatorial fight featufed^ y e ^ .’’ board- member, said that he waa a Senate Appropriations sdb- ' S.ee oiu; tli.sp’ay of Bird.y Aboard USS Mt. MCKinley, Eni-- . The...= uc,iv«irdelicate ta.sk IS.-.R 01 of aisarmingdisarming Smltri said the firurea a general agreelnent" with •'ommlUee he is “in accord" With welpk Atoll. May 9. i/Pi-Weapon* ..such a. that program. Erie Tiirkoy and Pot ing‘ worr*^ j "'-rtv Kooil news .for the Republl-! tcsdltionsl gegregstion ;ill proved a iAyear authorization. Sniith, adding that the certifica- Automatic Fry pans Electric Mixers expert* wailing here for one of^ eating ^ icans 'srtrtine- Coi'll*a,,^Lamont, wealthy -jeft- tion'tequirerhetits especially in the Roast JJiilner.s . . . check wing, supporter,-admitted to Can­ ■y. •i HAMILTON BEACH man’s: greatest explosion.* are pre- And, so far as is known it would ! --17, Z . n * t),.t nem-e «ort (Continued, on Pagb Twbihty-three) (Continued on Pag* p'ourleon) field of edurational methods are" TOWN RUNTS ARSONIST the price a'lui the qiis^lity •PRESTO y ^ pared to cope with the j ’ it is grown in for your freezer . . day,- - U-S. timel after nemg neia>- Namu. on the nortliern perimeter - _____ building accumnlated for Christ­ . Finis E. Engirman, commission- ■.irtU for the third time yesteiday of Bikini Atoll, or in the compara­ Cites Soviet Support of Peaco mas distribution. , . Former .Mas-, . . •am i_..i I ■ ' ✓ - aopUt. Two honaeo Were virtually the coastal region between San We now have Farmhouse because,of unfavorable wind con­ (Continued on Page. Fifteen) . destroyed on two sueeesalve Sat­ Francisco and Santa,Barbara. Tt Pics 111 the convenient ''pie tively .disllow . water along the sachvsetts pover'nor Paul Dever (('ontinued. oi Page F'ifteen) Mixettes' ditions. ' . ■ - leef. or in the shoals of the lagoon. aayt “irrea|M>n*ibln iitteranree"' b.v urday nights recently. Aaather call be used: '• / for 2" size . . . Apple or In- c'onsidei-ing eventualities in —_— Washington, May 9 iX’r--Theyalbilltiei of expanding NATO'* Toasters - About 300 .yards to the Seward Democratic state chairman W il­ also w as damaged eligfatly Mon­ t. As a hot dish. , . Cherry 'J fpi- 49c. • DORMEYER connection, with the iiucleai- tests, \ f o n i 1 j l i f t t v s i f i v l r ' L'nited State* was reported'ready work day nighi. side of .N'amu* the ocean drops to Solel.v Concerned with Mllitar.v liam H. Bitrke Jr., “ make unwise 2. As a cold dish. ^ Diessel’s- 89,c Chocolate • SUNBEAM weapon* expert* of Ta.xk Force 7 ‘Favorite Son’ Role • GENERAL ELECTRIC hun>lieds of fathoms depth and if Recalling that .NATO had not :t. As a different cold salad. __ ..Cidbm Cake- and Muller's told newsmen today they are pre- R # > n s a t - a t is a n w • P n I : P**ce mission by U N. Secre- hia'reelfctlon.'' TRUM.4NS HOLD REUNION __ • PROCTOR the dud went down there it- would ^ '^ l- * * * * **.^ * ^ * * ” 1 tary-General Dag Hammarskjold taken up the Middle East crisis. 4, As an appetizer:. :. T flrabge or Date and Niit . •HAMILTON BEACH pai-ed to handle* eveii the possibil- be sime for good. Farmington town manager ap­ For Johii.soh Gains New York, May 9 (vF)—Fomtee .5. As an antipasto,..,., , . ' — '!if he thinks It would promote North African probleilris 'and the Ckke.alrfe'alao popular Plne- • GENERAL ELECTRIC Uy that the nuclear weppon-should In such a case, it is. assuirped the peals io tiovemor Rlblcoff to .speed President aad Mrs. Barry R Tru­ 6. As a fried delight. hui’st Frozen Food Items . . . •SUNBEAM .Manila, May 9' (/Pi Japan and ‘ Israell-Arab agreement. bitter Cyprus dispute beca.ise It ■ rehabilitation program he plummet to earth wilhouf explod- si-ea would be kept cleared until Dallas, Tex.,. May 9 Tht man held a: happy reuaioa today 'and now foi'the llrsi time. Birds • T,. • TOASTMASTER 4ng after it leave* the B-5,2 stiato-' the Philippines signed their long-j Secretary qf . State Dullea atid has been solely, concerned With®! . Huch time as the Atomic Energy miliUry m*ttera. Dulles declared: WItfi their daughter Maig^ret Eye offers it In Bir ds' Eye Frost­ jet bomber some .50,000 feet-In tl.e awaited World War II reparations I last night this country and ' ita driv* to moke-Sen. Lyndon'John­ aa they arrived esi renla to • - X ' ' Commission . scientists , decided ■Surely, the Atlantic comm.unffy Jh.Tr ed Folfd*. ,9 oz. pkg. will con- -air. ' ,i.„ __ » J , I'.sKieeinent today. The Japane.se ' Wester- Allies ni)w havp greater. I son both "favorite son" candidate European 'vamtton. It sraa tha tsln Bpproxiiualely I '2 to IS Assuming that the H-bomb .1 " *****y*‘l ; agieed tej pay $5.50 million worth cohfidence in United Naiiona )ian- is not adequately organized if mat for the Democratic presidential V i n e / ' u i n U Clocks lers of this''nature, which could boat capsize* near Groton. first time they had been together artichoke heart halves or 3 to i should not e.^plode, and should land natioh **' radioactive contaml-'iof goods aa^ services over-a 20-‘ '. dlin;, oCt.he dangerous Middle East nomination and leader of the-Texas since her wedding last menth to' • SESSIONS ' ■ t- year period and.'.to lend Philip- situation since' Russia'*'has indi­ shake the community to Us fouds- .Sen. ' Symington, (D-Moj dWi- servings to"-* pkg. Cooking time Waffle Irons *':in an accessible are*," the team rloeen closed-door testimony by delegation to the national conven­ newspspeman Cliftoa Daniel. 7 to 12 minutes. Priced at 49r f ^ Q r o e e m Details of how the disarming [ pines $250 million during the'same cated it ia prepared “ to auppo'rl a lion, develop over the year* with­ • G-E TELECHRON of experts from S*ndla, N. M.. and CIA head Allen Dulles on Russian tion reached near-bandwogon pro- Mrs. Daniel bearded the train pkg. Get this new delleacy at • DOMINICAN team would, go about de-fuaing an ! period. solution" through the U.N. out an.v effort at broad concilia­ Ix>a Alamos Weapons"Laboialoric* air and land strength being wlth- .portions yesterday, as -his. support­ to MObrace ber parenta. Pihehmat . . . ' . y < / n c ^ V H-bonjb was Wrapped up in the ■The agreement, which must be "The Soviet Union aeetns In­ tion between th* members." ers pUed up a 17-1 'ihetory in • GENERAL ELECTRIC • SETH THOMAS would disarm '<■ ’ be cxpoils said. secrecy regarding the bomb a de- lield. . . Ik.e pays' tribute to armed .T02 M AIN ST. ; . Plan Salvage Effort • ratified by the Japanese Diet creasingly aware Of the dangerous He appealed for a decision by all county, conventions. CHRYSLER LAYS OFF 9,709 tparilameh.t) and, the Piillipipine consequences of rrtkles* action,'’ the NA'TO governments to author­ forces’ -chaplains for leading "a “ Then after analya.a, the team i-ntsade of decenc.v”- in . time of Some counties in v/hlch the Detroit. May 9- (#)—Chiyaley However, It seems logical to ai- Senate,, paves the way for the end Dulles said in a speech here before ize the IS-natlon., Council to con­ forces of Gov. Alan Shiver* con­ would attempt to salvage an.v use­ trial for the free world. * , Corp, laid off $,190 heuriy work­ Pinehursl. Is Open All Day Wednesday . . . ful remaining <-qniponenta Under aume that one of the first steps of the 1 1 -year technical state bf an international convention gf sult regularly on problems of com­ trolled Saturday’s precinct conven­ er* In the Detroit ares taitoy and Graan Stamps would be to ''uncork" ihk trigger • Our Meat Manager Offers The.se Wed. Va.lue.i , . th# usual, ramolopcal safety pre­ war between the two American al­ B’nai B'rith.- a Jewish fraternal or- mon interest. Such a step, Dulles Accountant teitifies Rep. Adam tions yesterday either switched to they became the Srst lOige device of the nuclear fission type lies and restoration of full diplo­ cautions," the' Fkpert* explained. -ganizatlon. • - , said, "would greatly alter the en­ Clayton Powell's secretary (oM Johnson or voted to send unln- group that srlll ba o lig i^ to op- T b c w ^ Ghion witft Cosh gadget which' creates th# heat to matic and trade relatloha between BABY BEEF yVER ...... lb. CORR Unofficial gue.ssea are that the Hia apee^ constituted a report tire cratracter of the Community him her 13,876 salaiT for 1046 "be- structed delegations to -th* 'May ^ y for eontpogy-Saanead lay­ bring abqjit fusion of atoms in the them. Officials of both govern­ on hla meOting In Paris last week H-bomb used in shot Cherokee will relationship." 'longad to the Ctongpesaman"; called 22 convention In Dallas. off 911^ Jitaa 1 / ^ Dpitaff Aata $5c CHUCK GROUND ...... \ ,. lb. M A N C H IS r t R Comm* thermonuclear .reaction, ' i ments said these steps now would with other foreign ministers o t Solas* reduce an explosion eqdivalent to The forelM miniaters of Canada, a. kickback by th* Government. An Aaaocloted Pres# survey Works rs oapplemantal anom- sycE D BACON .. lb.. With tha trtgiger device removed »# fsxpadlted.' th*. 15-pation North Atfantl.e 'Italy and Norway wgr# chosen to Recover body of construction •howtd that Johnson forcee yaater- ptojmieat beaeSt p t e foos hrta CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK s t r e e t s ' S4# energy prmluced by seven mil- Treaty Organisation (N A T O ) end Brni ton* of TNT. worker bvrted yesterday in a Son effect Jana I at iXuymM'. Qea- .BUMBLE BEE WHITE TUNA ------3 cani,|l (OjWttMaed • • Page Etevea) -^lOepManed ea Pagb Two)' ‘w u largely devoted to the pos- r . A M. aCHAEFCR BREWING qo, OF CONN., INC. ■ kt ■ ,(Om Mu m 6 SB Page tUrtosa), Fronclaco N0h Hill cav»-ln. .(OnnMaiMd aa flHto * « ) . aol Motors a a * FaiC ; , - ... • l»v •-! i . V: ■ ■■ i T\ ' ■ , . ■ ,/ • >'.ir j j j r ^ ‘■^'''v*\rK-^: .U

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; r . \ J ■ I, MANCHESTER E v e n i n g h e r a l d , M a n c h e s t e r ; cJo n n , W e d n e s d a y , m a y ^ w s s M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d . M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n , w e d n e s d X y , m a y 9, i9 6 « X'-'- '' PAGETHM* ment’a weekly r ij^ t said. Mveral claims were on' flle. '.Twelve offices daims taken, with Hartford Arm y Probing Hartfbrd 'barrack^'-gtter, - police Kremlhi's cifrrent empbasfe on pfficerk In the Soviet armed iorbes character of ihllltary ojMra- Hartford area tobacco warehousea reported decreases last week end waa nest, with 3,388; followed hr EASTWOOD aaid, Wargp’a'car, heiiidliig waat on Red Arm y Defends "(bllectlve leadefship."/ had delivered a devastating attack JoUess Claims laid off 300 workers. Some of these seven increafss, the department Waterbury. wtUr /,848; New. More Troops the Wilbur CToaa Highw’A^ croaaed Contra■•) ’Soviet fk>n)munist party in Febrti- rlaime declined In Manchester; the Ui« vear • T im Hie father, Alexander, 78, S' salute at the annual M ay Day Slslln ignored the Advice. It made you apply oneh-rigbt now! phlsaipncr Renato JC. Ricciutl of iasas____ ■arwaH parade, and the M o ^ w preaa and these charges: ary. But tn« ' Military Herald Th* BuPnber of cldnu for unem- number of Initial clalmp rose Law Bam Giving Ft. itory, Va., May b (F)—i KSSIe ANwri Algeria Revolt passenger In the car, waa treated utalgdethat the military ^herald'a the Labor Department. He said In R iv n r \. at Manchester' Miemoriat Hoapital radio today gave,the top epot to }. Although there were obvloiie article, was the^rst airing of such }>lo>fnont c^poiuation in the Men- slightly. These claims, sidiich Indi­ tn’veatigation waa under wag ^p^ay \ chargee had ' been circulated too charges in a Soviet publication, cate spells of new Unernployment,- the'report that *883,537 was paid for minor injuriea. hia order of (tey/for V-E Day. slgne that t U Naxis were prepar­ chc*tc> ertV dropped during the into, the drowning of thraa, Ft, I I Cry C h em u n g " put last Weak. T h i r 4 Polio Shot (OoRtlBued DNCat Page One) - W'argo is to appear in Town W'ldely and hail to be countered This orider.^m marked contrast to ing an attack against Russia, "The even one with a limited circulaflon. week ending \Mey » deepite Jey inrreased from 47 tb.SS. Story Boldicrs yesteriSay^heii a Twnorrow Zhuko.y Is thoughKto be one of offe In tobecco\werehouiee In the Women accounted for 3M, dr It was also refmrted that 304 ■•UBB lUrr Court May 31. ahortly and sharply. To othera It others in recent years, reminded necessary/meaaieseS wCle not taken PREVENTS -state 1 ^ prohibits doctors from high, windf whItV rarnattdlif and none will be authdrited until m.alnt«nancc'areAaftbr aii aaaaUlt top French officiata were atoned Thpf took this Into account," to a one-aided, incorrect evalua­ knd lUtirn. which VxprrifRrd your lou an<] bombarded with tomatoes yea- To see if the Board will appoint Red'Star Continued, "and set up A- tion of m tlla ry .experience fhere Is a\ifflclent-g“ *''*"*** exi^lae. a member to the vacancy on the and fiitfifm ftvr nur aunt Myra Jnrdar BUSH HARDWARE CO, wda.v during a.V-E Day military PFkcUcal measures to> rebuff the ATTACKED ST.AUN’S ROUC through vamlahlng over tbq real Ww appriPciatF *. 13 have /#ecel^8dtheir flrat - and taining --^11/ that aurroimda the parade and ceremony. V, , y ‘WggressoDS. Among these, the Cen­ The Military Herald, which is difficulties in the war and to in­ Viola and B«'n rnllinn, i 7^3 MAIN St. X ! MANCHEStER /' "Put the arm.v’ in power/' the November 1959. . tral Coinmlttee (of the Commu­ distributed only to high-ranking stilling distorted pictures of the OantMon^ laB second ^ o ts . / government^ weather atation, the To see if the'Board will app^^t Doetdractors ^ e authorised to give L y T a ha«r to anter the water. Five* / French demonatratoTs shouted. nist party) rel6itle.> ttpit LVT to enter pKe Fund'Trustees to fill: a vacancy aiid-TO pregnant wbmen. waieryiwam to Safety wheat' if' In old Jeruaalem. King Husaein indu»)ity,.. the army oh the eve o f Jordan called for indepiendence for the term .ending November of war Waa e<)uippea. with excel­ Jbr. liarslaln suggested that swaipped. The'\aecond L V T ' EFON80RED BY MANCHES'IXR 19.59. /-■ I V I A V ¥ I R E anyone who knows of a doctor who ' for Algeria at.An ArAb maaa meet- lent technique, and weapona." tunfed'to tha,beath, but the t|rir( ItEOISTERED NVIMttS* ASSOCIATION : Ing. Official aourcea in hia capital To see if "^th# Board will fix a After calling bn historiansriana to admifilstars ,a' .third shot .hhpuld ■yint," the three victims/ was date for a publi(/'neaiing on pro­ notify tha State Board of- Health. amped. The remaining two men of Amman aaid the King haa pro- show the ^ role” of the So- i poaed a meeting of the Arab posed changes in the Town Char­ Viet peoplg, the armed foices and j The PWtiest Ageless Ha^ In the 5-mtn crew ’ere aaved. league Council to plan aid for the ter. y the Comibimlst pArty, R ed 'S tar, Survivors-eati me ted -the- -wavea- Me^nesdtiy^May 'T o see what -action-^he Board ilanila, Tol^o Inb were alx to eight feet/htght>hlgh when XlgeHan febeia.' ...... lashed, 'oirt' speclfic'aiiy ^l'M ilita ry ‘ will tske-''^concerning the renova­ Herald; ■, the accident took place. ‘The ae- .In Moscow. Soviet Foreign Mln- - liter Molotov diacuaaed the Alger­ tion of^ikiucational Squafg bulld- Views C a lM VL'Tong/Harmful Bepilrations P act alstant surgeon at Tt. Story said IC fC LEY SC h W l In g s ^ none of the survlvpra wag seriously ian problem with visiting members "In this connectibn the absolute­ ly wrong and harmful views ex- injured. He said ^ e y were treated ofO. the.ne Frenchcenen Parliament.r-aruameni. A. com- ••ior.v r r (Continued from Fago One) muniqtie aaid they had prCsaed in the editorial . . . of Mili­ for mild cases ''of shock ex­ poaed ordinance to change the fie Chooae a becoming new shape posure and released to their bar- views “ which permitted mutuM tary Herald could not but cause Immediately ;*fter the aigning cal year. surprise and sorrow, The _ article from our large collection of raeke. ■ I clarification of thblr attitudeqX ceremony in the . Malacanan Pal­ FUHIpNSyBY . To aee what action the Board aaserte our arnty had hard, run­ “Mother’s Da.v’’ H 8i» . . . Large ace, Preaideiit Ramon Magaayaay Tha o f f ^ r in charge o f the /■ ' will take concerning a request that ning fights durfhg the retreats.,al­ and Medium Bri.ms Romes sent the agreement to the Senate' platoon tp which the men on\ the a Personnel Appeals ^ a r d be es­ lAUDETS legedly because of a lack of mlli- .. . . Ca.s.serole.4 . . . SaHor.N . . . with a letter qf transmittal recom- L V T s wSre assigned iaid the route MARI-UUS - Public Repdrds tablished under the provisions o f taVy readineka. The views of the. mendltig Its speedy ratification. the vehicles were following to the a Pernilasive General Statute, v magazine -• sT)out-. certain disunited Swathed in veiling' or\ti’iiR- Thia waa scheduled to be followed maintenance area was the normal QUilclalna" Deed New, Btisinras separate actions of «;ertain\D>ll*- i . med with^bow.s fancie.^ by speedy Senate 'approval of. the ope/for them to take. DONATION 4I.M — RE^tSHM iiin T o see if the Board will appi-ove tary units, which the l^gaxiiX ait. | 1951 San Francisco peace treaty The inyeatigatlon Into the EmesXJ. Al^ss to Shirley M. birnaments ... Kegdaizea 22” -25!’, Weiss, propMty on Server St. ■ a change in the aalary acale alloca­ leges were due to unpr^^redness' ^ Buy One Firestone De Lu^ Ckm with Japan.' ^ownings . was ordered by Ool. tion of the position of Recreation OertIRCnte of.DeaCent of the Soviet armed fo/ces. she ! The agreement with tb^ Philip­ 'Ceorge E. Woods Jr., Ft. Story A. Director. very strange and unconViheing. -1 Colors : jH ttu ra trbtrtack ii , na v y , pines was the second and'largest' tetate/df Beatrice' B. Harvey to commander. To aee If the Board will aet a "The article cri»dely distorted offec, red, w settlement of World War I I obli­ \- lomar Harvey, property , on W. CO hite, piftk. iddie' Tpke. ■ \ . date for an informal meeting on problems of the readiness of the Tire ot regular ^26- gations Japan has accepted. The Dip ^ Iced bread into 'an dgg* Mora comfort for Building Permllx the que.stion of full time Registrars armed forces aiid heavy induatry,” i hvpljf Japanese agreed in 1854 to/pay and-n>llk mixture as you wo^d for /For-gUer**lon.4 and a(l(litioda to of voters. ' / ,' Red'Star continued., Burma *250 million and havb. an- FreijK’h ..toast; bake.righ^at the Public Disniasion io*t cost for mothomi dwellings.to Custom Built Garage.x. "Whether the authors wanted) ‘ Naounced they hope to open liego- ‘ le oh your waffle IrOh; on Other Items Price^d get 2ild\tire for Inc. for James' J. Greene at 59 this or not they played down the . ' Same famous featurse a# uatlons with Indonesia sr-, anted Krii-K ros tapes fo r i •E A S Y f r e e PAR K IN O sion AVili take- concerning the con­ were dished iip'under the pretext I of the bas^all 'team.' has been Ick '6, Knofla for Robert Smith, flam support, smart tailorai Susan Hayward at 14S'^'nton Sf , *3,330; Frank struction of sanitary sewers In of the struggle against the cult of | ing. Utility Shirf tailor^i-' signed by theyMilwaukee Braves Judith' Dr. a'l\d Hhckmataek St. I personalltv . ,. There Is no putting ! of the Natiotel Lea^e. The •T L L CRY TOMORROiWr Video ISveryday — Shukis at 195 Woodland St. ^,250. fo r fre «-’n’-c'sey action w ith' at 8:10 .. i All Righta Reaerved — and th(!'as.sea.snjent costs against up with'the state of afralr.s when i no-bind armholes; nylon Braves announced In Milwaukee the abutting property o>vncrs. ' under the pretext o f exposing this last 'night the 2 1 ^ i^ o ld senior Plus "The River Ckangea'* . - , H. T. Dickinaon Go., Inc. ... ELUXE CHAMPION 8:80-10:10 To see what action,-the Commls- cult the rode of mu- party and had been signed to a)cpntract with ki.on w-ill take/ concerning the ex- people are played down.’*. SHUT SHUT . »nir,r» . . r i i - ,hHnifc», /■...... Austin of the Texgs M afue and / Saturday, 1 PJM;: ■ i - ■. - ■ teiision . of Vsanitkry^ aewera In (Observers outside the Ir>n Cur­ Ms m 4-i * iins4>i* Mzea t-18, Bki|aBt» never Read irofftiins ■laok SIdawall F' Police /Xh^is alf PriceV will' report on or about JUM 1. Rork Hudson “ QUN FTJRY" Lyndgle Sf.' and the aaaessment tain noted with Interest that the.| costa ag^nst the abuttiiig prop­ article did not defend Stalin by ^ r Q l b o t f T f d o T u b o l o o o S i i « ^ 7 0 - t 5 Julius E. W argb,bl. of Briigq- erty owme^. \ i name but rather the party Central | M illin ery J9c S9c 69c mm la lln M ib o BMbHM** . |i« '. len t. DUTbs S.O)TVm* pbrt, was relea.xcd uftfler S200 bond ^ To, sCe If tjie ICommIssion will Ox, Committee and the Soviet govern­ Aee.18 834.90 ' OtSJO *87.40 j4.40.ll *17.1* in.ts *41.** {Block in Manchester last' night, charged k date for a psi.blic hearing on a re­ ment; Although Stalin actually D ept. with driving a motor vehicle, while quest for the extension of sanitary, dominated 'both at the time of the ss.eo ls.70-19 14.40 4S.48 ^ I S to-if' iiFi Plus tax ORi under the influence of liquor. sewerk'in Norwodd bt. war, by defending the organization 7.10-lf /'JI.S* 14.11 4s.se 2nd Floor ‘ HOUSE'S BOYS<^«nd STUDENTS SHOP 7.1^1* *a.M,. I4J* 48.*« Hli ,Wargb w-as arrested by State, , ptiblle iMscusaloa insteatl'-of the dictator, the Army MANCNItfMI CONII* 7.40-I*/ ii.u I7.7S •S.10 ydur two TAO-n 8IA8 11.0* 47A0 ELECTRONICS Policeman William Hickev o f the; 'oih4^tlier Ilema ... paper rebtained in line with the 1 . 0 ^ se.4* l*.7s *e.*o rocof^poblo tirei TOMORROW ■ N yL% A # Cont. 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(ItAklirVE GOT A SECREt— l600 BOXES HOTEPAPEft Fthsiodi* sna ffodsJo •MjArrsr V ' ■ , PHm friss IMERSTEIN'S NOI < t - V M i BOXING . Bailor vn. Joliafi.T S u p e r J ./ • - MS.Elartfbord ^ Hftlmaii, It r^e-lioavyirrifM Box f ^ d Typo Tsko4 Tge* GEORGE GoBEi TeL MI 8-4887 (iM t), T.V, HODR 3 Sle 3 f4r 99e 4.40- 1^ S $18.70 $14.80 4.70- 1* "Haaeat la Ika Bala”. E tM ReAX>9c to 11.00 box./ Chanripibns 1*4.00 $18.40 Mormaii 4.70-1 S • tO.M IS.4S 7.10-15 *4,40 *1.40 MITZI GAYtJOH •:W < f) MICKEY MOUaS C L ^ IMrTHIS IS YOtreMalFB 7.10- 15. *1.7# 17,48 7.40- 15 »*.10 S*.7S (l«> FLIPPY THE CLOWN \ ' New you con eniey tremeh*eui tlllMMKlUSMIifnillESi (It) I'NCLE Elt I 7.40- 15 *1.71 lt.*0 -4.00-14 *1.10 17.** DAVID m E N tavingi en oil types of Super , 4.00-14 17.81 (K.' •r whitawolU in tubtlsit. ef. ToboloM. S£r.ifisamni« (»-M)'HOWDV noOnY (CaUr) ncanister sets tube type. Theta are the tlrai ' , T(^loti tvjgjjgiffjr (SS) LITTLE RASCAL! ^ Auto Scrfdty GIdfs INITIALED. .. « -with oil the extroi—extra blew-... 4.70- IS 07.11 a r t s ' ( f) STAGE t ,’ 4;70-t5 .*].IS ' 17.01 V 8 PLUS • "Thn Fatltives*.' * • iV H im rt Decorated Metal. Made out and Biihctute safety . , , 7.10- i r *4 *5 10.40, 7:10-15 *0 70 *4.** (11) A D V E N T U K THEATER STATIONERY v' m Holland . extra'4kla prataettan . . , extra \ 7.40-15 - * « . « e *1,80 / 7.40- 15-:^ * .4 o *4.70 —Bay RMfra ' * GIdi# for Pumituro ' mlleaga-AhlD an aasra special THE W EAtRER prMp if you buy. nawl *Nus (ax and vaur rocaoMbla ilr#" .1 . A i i I f ) EARLY SHOW ' t Top* / —".Spaad Llmllad’’ Reg. *1.50 Rok c Reg. *0.98 ',V (s.i) ro w n o Y c o r r a l 89 V '■ ’ ••1 ■ , ■J * («a>-TWILIGHT .MATiNEE STEEL i .(It) HOPALO.XQ CASSIDY J. A. WHITEjQO. I ( t) SPORTS ti . SI B1S8ELL ST.— MI t-7S3S„.. . Co-HH! "Ghost Towp” ) (t il SPORTS DIGEST JUNGLE ) ( H> WEATHER FORECAST HhstateiAbeve lUHER IVIN LOWER PRICES ON CHAMPIONS Saa., ceiay-CiarasaPcap* ) ( tl WORLD NEWS TODAY tf:M 'N ^ ) MAN IAI.I.RD ' "8EroSD (IKKATF.RT »I':X” ^MMM^^AtlNCN BSSOO.^^ (It ) NEWS lt:4f ( *1 ■SPORTS' _____ DENK T 7 pins ’ THK io.VF, RANOKK" ^(tlliFA.MOrS FIGHTS >Wus fax PERRY LOPEZ- BEVERLY GARLAND fiii} (,Vlf ITtNtiBESSMAN DODD pc TRADITlONAL SOUD MAPLE DUTHT , ipWLS ■ s i z i FIRST COMMI NION ll;ee ( ’S) NEWS REPORTER • 8 ah(J your . (I M f) NEWS Chrome and rryslal CHECK 6 .0 0 -1 6 S P E C IA I. . (tt) FINAL EDITION >acappabla*' TSff) NRH'S' w Sofa-bod.'with rulrberlied - * CdcktoH T o b t o ' IM) NIGHTCAP EDITION hair laaf cushions • Two. Madchinf IndXabias fir# 1 ^5x7 Portrait $2.00' 11 ;M (tt) SPORTS ROI NDI'P $ L Reg. 88.98 $4.49 TIRES (S#) lONNKCTICCT R EPO RT' • ' a iMRtchihg Wing Chair a Two 2 7 ''AAiik-Oiass Tabia Re*. 39 Including tax TODAY (U) PBEVL'ES ' ' a MfHching Biatfarm Rockar lamps s MANC+^ESTER | 11 ;ie (.f-lf-tt) WEATHER * Plot fox Anna Griffin Studio llTlS ( X) LY:S p a i l a MARY FORD CHECK SIZE At-Ragukir Pricts 476 M ain s tre e t - (U ) RIG SHOW , . -X -'' ' ' ■ ■■ ‘ ' • and your (M) WEATHKRVANE LAZy SUSANS RUIEL Phane M I 8-8388 (tt) FII.M 6 .7 0 -1 3 roMppabla gPLTX^N N C T ^ OUVS and IN )U A >t 8:80 tPc. MODERN BLOND OAK OUTHT ACCIDENTS 11 ;M ( I) NltECAP TREATER— W ood Baneos- Im i^ rted.'' CARAEiS m i Hr# CARTOONS at 8:00 Phone early for appoinlmeht. -^'Eafla Sqaafraa" •• i.. (M l l i f e WITH ELISABETH Italian Pottery Dishes PUTS ANY FIRESTONE U;S4 (tt-Ml TONIOHT-hleya Allaa 8,Sofa-Bed with ruhheri/.ed hair neat WARMERS j - r t:ee ( f) STl'DIO H TIRE ON YOUR CAR —"The 4)ii**a’i H raf*l*l'' 1:4# ( fl NEWS cuahiona ' ' -

1955 FORD CUSTOMLINE V-N . COUNTRY SEDAN tij J An Immaculate 6-paeeaBger wagoa in ahewroonr Both Sfroros Open Thursday Until p.nf. tTAtaiNO eeadltlqB. Keith Furniture 9 DON'T MISS THIS ONE! Htore Hours: Keith's, Man'cheeter, OpenHiursday N'lghta Cntil'*. t'lbeed- MARLON BRANDO-JEAN SIMMONS 1115 MAIN ST. 317 MAIN ST. Mondays. Keith's, East Hartford, Open Hally From 10 A..H. I'ntil 0 P.1^., FRANK SINATRA • VIVIAN BLAINE MORIARTY BROTHERS Close Saturdays At 8 ' ' UNOULN-MEROURT DEAUIRS EAST HARTFORD FREE PAR K IN O At Both Coavement JLMtb Storea. Uso Our Own Parking in ColcTiiKlCINEMASOOre* ' 881-818 OBNYEE STREET—T E L M l 8-8188 MANCHESTER Lata Right A t Tho Storea,,J1ist A Step From pur Doers, . •M MAIN STim r T IL Ml S-70M — j - £ » JOSEPH L M i W I l E f n i Z . p m ie iw t r M M \ ■ , ' ■— ' ■ ' V - ' ' /■■ . I, -•

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V *1. \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, J956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCfaESTE^ CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 19H

M ary O audet, M ra. Virginia any of the, rhove eom m itteo m em ­ '' haa kept u p 'an activa intcreat in association and w ilt be'asaU ted by — « V ' f f a l B o y l e Nurses Planninp^ M ra. 'H elenaiand all. M rs. P riaeilU and M ra. M arion N eraan. bers or at tM door on the evontnf Plan Ripceplion tha actIviU aa and w hareaibouta of ^Tleketa m ay be obtained from oT the (aghioh ahow . Slate CAP to Fel6 ;j Prraidp* at Rally children-w ho h ava paffiaad through Brow n, M ts. M artha M aabn, M rs. hw clasaaa over tha yed ri. Style Show Here Stockholders Saying Peruvian Cadets i N^or MolliP Young M any Uvea have’ been''enriched S M LING f ‘.tfiV iCE by her'devdflon to her pupM a. Ahe Teacheri of Holliater Street "In t'he Good Old Sunimef Time” Havca, M«>' • (»V - T h * , haa alW aya been extrem e!; iq ter if the theme of the second snnual School ai^ tan n fh g a reception at KIDDIE FAIR SPECIAL Conn'w'Jcut CJIWI Atr Patrol, I *»ted In poetry and literary w aifk Fashion .Show of the Manchester ‘Howdy Pardner’ 19 - achoo l '■ gudltorium , -.Tu eaday.' and'haa paaaed on to her claaaea annouitfofJ today that it will enter- ; Registered Nurses Assn., the dab M ay M . from 7- t o ^ 9 p m ., in honor love. and better underitanding of' which la Wedneadty. May l « A t There h Nothing Like tain a group of air cadeta from theae art*. N ew York (g v-'nt*r«'*re neatly ! ab o u tth T m artteraT all. H e even ofA fie* M ety Ybung, w ho ia re­ lINyBulklev Scbopl audtlorlu p «n i thii aummer. y j , M annheater w ill loee.not only aummer faahions /tro tn eight m illion Am erieane in the 1 beds ii)'a separate room from Jiia X tiring at-the cloa^ of the achool Block market now. | wfft fear that during M t l e e p / ■ / Th* vVattora frdm Routh Am >H-. very com petent teacher but one BlaIr'K children s c lo th l^ from for 1 year in Jurte after 41 ^ "ri» of eerv- who loved her w ork and ahowed A stockholder is known a s.“a iH e /^ l give aw ay his Investing ,X\ / « will he In (Connecticut for Iff ’ Mari-MV4a pbd rosUmy^ jewelry Mother’s Day Sunday^ May 13 ice in the M ahcheiter School aye- her love d aily to -th e . little people from Gsulldt’s will-be-featured. parlnerln industry,!'and when you , gs^ts. , • u . . ' daya late in July and early in A u -! t e r n . y w ith w hom .ahe w aa In contact. m eet,.a guy w ho ow ns a share In > The dream er— he puts his last Make It for Two - M lai Young waa eUircaled in About I j d*.the m ^ s wilt serve the aah»e com p an y you do. you g ive'; $ 500':-ln Skyblue U ran iu m U t.lint- " v - s g u « u I •M,|Ba Young w ill be very glad to as models for nie sgult styles, and \ ■ The O onnerticut w-lng thiia la N ew B ritain public a c^ la and.at- aee* jV n^ frlenda, teachera and for- him -the greeting try of the,bid I i t j r a ( t w o ahaies fob a penny) and V' tended H unter Colle^ , N ew ^ lorhj pupNa at the reception, an equally largV/number of the oes around the office in Less Work for Mother playing boat to foreign cadeta for , boys and girla ^obo 1 to 14 will w est, "ifdw dy> p n r d n e r / the aecond tim e in three yeara. A atv. Uiter. ahe yffaa graduate^ — ___ The..N ew ''yoh’t Stock EbKhange m urm uring, “O ne m illion , . tw'o ,’om N ew : B rita. N orm al School. display the newest ^rm eH ts de­ i-'lio p efu lly p reiU cts th at nVenttuiU } m illio n . . . th re l m illio n ,'. <“ ' X / : , '■ / ■ ' - group from Italy w aa here In 1'1* ^ ( 1 \ signed b.v f^ o u a mSKb^s for the h a g a i . ; ) K W Tiile the P eru vian a are hefe. ,a ; She tiiig h t for aeveral yedra in School there' w ill be betW jm -40 e n d Tlie ham let Investor— H e con­ AU Wash and No younger »*/. 'v Adorable' Mnihrr and Daughter - group of United^ Statea CA P that I'itv and lan ie to M arichester m illion stockholders fh this poun- su lts astro log y ch arts, tom io books • ■ 1 ' ' to tea: h in the old U nion Scho ol on New^M1 llford. M ay'P.i^ Funer­ Mra. KArla M. RomanoMcs is and oiU ja boards. If he sees an old c*deU - m il be touring foreign chalrmgji-bf the committee foh.{h# t r y . ' . s counlriea under the international ,N, School St. Shortly after the al aervicea w -111 be heldnafe Thurs­ . The prediction m ay w ^ com e lady feeding crum bs to. pigeons ih Cotton Broadcloth cadet exchange program , To be;, H outater Street School w as built. d ay fo r th iisi-elirfd achool atip erih- true.-A lready buying.stock is Im ­ the street, he asks l^et: "W hat lij^ton^S sizes Mother up^ eligible for Jthe'program , a cad et; ! sh e w as.fra n s 7erred,artd h as taught tendim t of ^ Ih a m , N . Y.-V riiiiara , , . IF m m m m m m m p o rtan t for o ther reaaonssthan pos- w ould you do If you w 'ere m e? Laat m ual be leaa than 19 yeara old. a . aecond and' third g'rade children of W . Fairclough. « 8, died, here' w - aible fin an cial g ain , yc’t b e c o m i n g w eek I bought 10 ahares' qf U n i­ C A P m em lier at leaal a year and tw o generatiorui in M anch.eater, terday. He had been auperln> EfiAL BEVERABES 4 fORSAPm. )Sm a m atter of socialprestige. v e r s a l a t 33'.. and now U 't dow n i^rf^eUy wilh\ / /^ U ndent In Pelham for 10 yeara. re­ t o 33 > 4. Should I atav In or-get DRESSES a half, and m uat be of go(^ ch ar­ M ra. BeoM e- Farrla ; H er m ain Interest at all tim es AT LOW PRICES - In soRie circles if you don't ow n acter, ahow q ualitiea of leaderahip. I hat centered around hhe Uvea of tirin g laal year. H e hap aerved thi D^AIILiTY, DEPINDAIILITY \ t least a few /shares of stock o t ? ” ^ O f course, lliere Is the ordinary have a better than average aca­ M rs. B essie Fsrris. 9 D urkin St., i her piipil'a. She haa alw aya been achool aystem jfh»r» SF-^-eari. / 1 yo \i'rs reg ard ecr as one of clvillsn ^ / dem ic atandiiig and have m ade ! m ost p op ularW ith her c|taa«a and. L4 , kArttmr Dru{ Sto m l ANDipNGLIK . . .! , tloh’s w allflow ers. They ‘.hlnk H jivestor, too, thp fellow w ho puts Incomparable G(l EAD eoBtilbutioha to U if C A P program . w ill serve ss presiding officer st B e f o r ^ pencil lead 'K ^ re m aybe you Svill ride .o w ork on a the m oney h e can afford into the year after yeah form er'pnpila re- 1876 r HOt'RA »,A..M. to II P.M. j • / / e / the d istrict rslly o f review s of the ' turn. to chat -u'.. ...oi. w ith. oj^ollle.’’ She s q u a r e ' . ‘ QBAShAA.BsAdaAA Jk J b icycle sird th at yoifr idea of fun bei^ stocici he can find and then // is to read the poem s of H enry sensfhjy sits, b ark and w aits for W om en's- Benefit Assn':, w hich is ' Giiarante^ ,A$ Long You Qwn M •W «,h ’v^ p «r. V i sChediied for Tuead sy evening, M sy W adsw hrth Lon^eU oi aloud, in his In^ stm ent.to m ature. / ■ ■ / I .. ,; /Named Pi^^denl 15. In Odd Fellow s H all, with I, m ixe^ com pany. But don't hear much from ■■ him. He is'me^ely looking for riore i-M vstic R eview . N o' 2. of M apehes- j • A L L 2 ’‘fUlING X ■ 1^0 average business office •No-|ron , Of Youth Gmmcil I le i. as hostess; M rs, F a rris is dis- ' Specioj^ rice da.b--from boss to shipping clerk. bi'ead oq, e i^ ll—not pie ih the iky. ■ ■ ! trlct m anager of review a in R ock- • 8 F T . T O P , 7 PT. LE G S X X; — has m ore stock m arket Investors M ias A nne Slm paon, preaid^nt of I vine, Danielson. Putnam , East | • H EAVY CA ST IRO N Eb O K H S than it did horse p layers 1 0 - y e a r s *Gi^aie the Student Council at M anchester I -Hartford and this town. ,, 1 a g o . f a b u l e u D ! H igh School, has -been, elected The fesU ntiea w ill begin w ith a | • EXTRA TH ICK 2 " W O O D SEATS T h ey break down Into several •/^/ , ReBialaiit p resid ent of the ^ M anchester Chrie-' su |^ r In the banquet hall at #:S 0 ; • A LL N YLO N SEARIN GS 9ohim on types, and you probably Rniih NO-IRON U an Youth Oouneil. p.m . ; Philiip W illiam s. B irch M t.' • CO M PLETE W ITH RIN G S. can recognize'som e of the follow ­ iiallp tin g took p lace at the cotm - Rd., Bolton, w ill be. the. caterer: ing in your ow n office: •Soil elfa annual m eeting Sunday at M rs. M uriel Auden, .chairm en of TRAPEZE and STAKES - ' ^ The w andering investor— like an Resistant South M ethodist Church. the dinner com m ittee, w ill be aa- PRICE Im patient prospector, he alw aya is M iss Sim pson la ,a m em ber of aisted b y M rs. G lad ys. G am b le, 7I r a . J*' PLEASE. NO DELIVERiES"AT THIS LOW, L(J) loo king for gold over the next hill. tJenter (Jo ngregatio rtal, C h u rch end Helen Tullej; and M rs. M ejle* Today he buys- D uPofit. tom orrow '•CCfYlorac / daughter of the pastor, the Rev. i I.Auro. M rs. Betty Sobiski. i 46. he sells and goes in for General FO R SA FETY — o o " Clifford' O . Sim pson. Tolltnd S t. East H srlforjfc Is, in Motors, the next day he is ffoiv Many Ways db. X- M int O ther new officers are Elw odd- charg e of banquet lickela. returns S T A K E D O W N brow sing in A . T. A T . '■ yo u h a ve to / / - \an d fO r-w hich should be noside through LaC h au sae, S t. M ar>' a C Siurch, vice YOUR GYM S^ l The form sheet player— he Opailue^lMtlng and lace . fmat M l president; M iss M arion Fitch, M rs, M ary Row e Fetdsy or Satur- spends- ISO a m onth buying stock Maize / ' Entertginm ent • . . . / this front-and-back pgneled slip. Em anuel Lutheran ChurcK,~Tieore--j-day. at the Jal /"X' ' m arket adviaory services on how / Wide adjuau^la straps. 32 to 44, hum bera w H t.|(SU?w the m eal. i \ tary: and^ M iss Jackie Ballard. V a " T H I C K Ik can beat place the $15 a m o n t h / white only. O im m unlty B ap tist Church, trcas- 'The 'guest of hdiiq^ pn th is oc- o n l a u r he h ah actu ally Invest. rasion w ifi he M iss A gitea E . Koob. f e l lions - w e e ; 2 0 ^ - L O N G ------T h e — hig— operator— th ia ■.|ellow -youf^iHty check T The program Sunday began w’ith P o i;t,H u ro n , M ich.. su prSn ilt'presi­ hints m ysteriously of his trem en­ l)Oiight(br Mother L, XL, average anilHtJI. \recreatio n. led b y M iss Fitch . D ick 1 dent of the asso ciatio n. D ui.lng the d ous ve.ntur.es. B u t at least once g ■ ERE ARE SAM E W AVS W E MAY RELP - *A D an R iver process/applled to G ets of Clm cordia L u t h e r a n ! business session.,-the vsrlp u s sts- w eek he borrow s lunch m oney from ' VRR S-T-R-C-T-C-M VRRR M OREY y. lingerie cottons only f^ th o In ­ II C ^ rch , president of the Counrit.-: lio n s w ill 'be f ll^ by o fficers from you, explaining, ‘Tm short of I. r# par...fe . . . $ ^ , 9 9 : (9 V / v V as vice president; M rs, Betty ; *2 '“ led the w o rsh ip service. ;3t i e g r o u p , The nagoe dropper.: In the old cestrocif end CO N SO LIbATE saw “Song Of the Shining M oun- N enorte, -N o. ' 1. recording secre­ All a«ay to apply .x^last for yaars. / ■ d ays he ii.^ed to b rag he once had •vsrdus . bill, w bsre prvM nt. taia**' a flnp about- the A m erican tary; Evelyn Leyeiique of The shaken hands w ith M arilyn M on­ peym snt, ere fee higb. y - s w r ’ ? X - > r S ■ Indian. '\ D am ^ R eview , lady' of cerem onies; ChoQM ^ IM Pent roe’ st a charity ball. Now he M rs/ Farris, general chairm an; . R Ye RA Y... DOCTOR • DCKTltT Dalp Brow h, chairm an of the b rag s, “G iw ss w hrf I sA t next to on M OSPITAl RIU I • TA XII M rs. A nna Pixaanello' bf N o. - , Hopst PaMt dwt’s euedy. I t 4. « 'I \ '/ / ra lly intrpdiiced. com m ittee m em -' 34 ■ THIS SOUPON THAYER HI-CHAIR _tho su bw ay . • thi,s. .jlnoW ng-^ -U ie ---- IM M IRAN Ci PRIIRIUM S w asurer.; 'M rs. N . X . Conteaaa. • ( . S S f - 8s P s M f s i bers and th an keir^ e.yo u n g people light ler yew hsaM’i ettsrier. I ' SAVBS YOU chairm an of, the Board of Cosm ic , ' n M OVINOAXPiNSIpe URHOU fo r attending; ^ p . 35, Inner hostess; M rs. N ellie 0« h i s o p s * *8• • • * « • < 'G lu e . Intr.’’ \ • fTW Y end ell e^ '^ A evW lield. /\ A nderson, outer hostess;-M r- M ary Ig yeur heuM Stucco? 8hia|k? Biick? I .^Northern Hnrdwood Adjustable Tray T h e in-'and-outer--^ Thls. is . the '..esaeriMi. / / * ¥ Brook, sergeant; M rs. M illie ‘S il­ ■ office gam bler.. He puts his vers. chap lain; M rs; M erle Lauro, ■/ IDu Peat Paint Chemistry has mads ths 1 ______$0.95 REG. 5 1 2 . 9 S w hole w ad on Infernational' Po]p- ^ . . > 9 0 1 ^ ^ 5 0 0 Matching £akt president: Mrs. Rose .‘i’”-*’'!. rigAl paint lor mch type- ■•rh 2 mt pour Du Pom' corn. Ltd. W Tien it fails after a D eaths Last Ni^nt rficer of thw day; M rs. M ary TA KE UR TO 26^M Om HS TPaERAY m gnsd te d» a particular jo h b m t... ■ PaM Domofa w e^ to declare a ,50 p er cent d iv­ •Pettiakirt ■y La lly , p ian ist. ’! iscara. Aat SPEClAtil-. o'-^ s'-f 0 • • • s idend, he pulls out his m oney, catau HM aarawH UuA flts ytar aHhSWHR B y -11l ] B ' ' A 8 8 0 (X A TK I|'PR k 8H' A m em o rial service, vflll be he'ld I d o st it. T iry kind of D u Pont * 2 » D allas, Tex., M ay - / t ) r . yfur * promptly I Sava fum b ling , “I w ant som e real ac- Anjoufit A^OMtof MwithUfa rsMStilarj: 9 AJ^ for M rs. G race Best,’ State field .tion. I can do .betteK. on the •f LOAN A 7 MO. 1$M0. 20,MO. ■ ' I M orris M iller SlptiUck, & 4. O f . H e I Paint today and m m ! m a n a y l , A n a O i ^ t0 V-- '\ ■/. director for C onnetlicut for m any N ^ T A M P S ponies.'* . V '".-S-|r,; $ SJl W hite Plains, N, Y.. noted years, w-ho died Feh. 25 s t h e r WE GIVE r& H GRI IH S^i” M • 71 ;'N- geo physicist sn'd geophysical con­ m ^ m m s sm m ^ The insider— “I've got . a tip MO M.M ' 19.15 ~hy ' \1 hom e in H artford-. M rp. Best w as from m y cousin who works for sultant to the Standard-Vacuum \ ,SH 5?S »H M;49 a; m em ber of M ystic Review 'for lA yff tllM t COUfOM to X: X,. Lam inated Steel .that- their stock TkMa eeaeMee •( ffeoarMwol torlmla all rkanMe. .O il C o, D ied M onday;-H e w as born over-SO years and a paaL p.t-esident. "X w ill go (ip points, day after. ' TWg are haaeM a« grrMogt maalhlp gagaleatR. ■ in Poland. ' ' 10 Alice Stuart The m bm ofy of other m em bers w ho . t o m o r r o w he w hispers to every-. TH CTH ON I • W RITE er VISIT H yannis, ifass.. M ay 9 [IP\ ,7- have died during 195« w ill also be X one w ho w ill listen . ‘'Belter get;. Gordon K rtth Chalm ers, 52, p r e s ­ fevered.^ *' E. A. JOHNSON PAINt CO. today.” Tw o days; lateti m.aE -• • .\* - y: X' ■ \ ^ . - " ' ' * ident of K enyo n College, aatnb ler, I-aminStCid-Steel faHS four ppirita', R " * " * * * w ,, \ s Burton’s Ip S / M o th e r O hio , since 1937 and form er pres­ 699 MAIN STREETr-M’AN C k ^ ’fER i v yutra ffT governm ent agenciea in and the inaider becom es gii nut-/ FIN AN CE C O ., IN C. / r \ t id ent ot R o ckford , 111., -co jle g c, d ied sid er to everyone in the office w ho , 9RJ B A lh ira iiT Tuesday. - > W ashington and ha^ been con-> P H O K E M l 3 - 5 8 5 4 MiTCHIll M1M r nected w U h the State O eparlm enl 1 0 8 5 - 1 0 8 9 acted on his Up, ,/ . • ww d. m, e,JD M l,M X with the * London^ M ay.t — RO hert J. «A^ psAAf>f>A«> M cC lu rklii. - ' , assigned -as an and foreign sert 1. e e s i n c e 1951, d i e d RAII The herm it, crab— be holds his I * w r l w f ! 3«A TjP^ e • O ssW l^ ^ ■ ■■■■■■ r-'-'" • / ■ ' ^ A v J 44 slo ck clo.se to .h ts chest,' w o n't tsik t tsss, mmi* h n U d f i i « l vW d estb y >»»■« A m erican diplom at to the Im perial Sunday. H e w as born id Llkbon, Bigeest and Best - W ar College, w ho w or'ked several w w s ' * * N - Y . ; , , , X X / ' N : ■ ' ■ / x r v y J. \ 1. N O I R O N •i ' -1 ■ * r . y - ■V. . .. jGollon Selection :: . v ' w v - f . k itte n , ■W- ^ ♦ e* ^ J*. ■ ,/ V in Town e * A I soft... V- : ‘o ^ W E G I V E GREEN StAMI^S N' ^ > supple > > - • ' r ■ , PROUDLY PRESENTS Im p o rte d / I. ^ . 9 9 'X.' M O U S B R A N 6 6 1/ e f ' \,m< - i ' * • « / Sdoo^T N eck. X/ J'.:- I X I'- A b eauty fo r iVfom of no- B^ tH E BLOSSOMS / ■ iroji co tto ^ in black, Pina tailoring, priacisiort\fit and quality fa b ric i. . . th#$a are tlia C o l t n no-iron- sleevetesB ,/• w h ite, b lu ro r p ink. Size.* 6 N e c l ^ c e . . . . • S 4 . ^ Bracelet ...... $3,99 tangible things you buy,when you buy ^ M O U S BRANDS |and 10 t o 16. style w ith atitched oollaf j f V'^-neck in redr. beigle, Pin e ^-e'e a*# • e a $2.99 EArrinffi .•••••SI>99 -X / • y - w hite or m aize. Sizes 10 th.ia Spring,'for clothes with just the right atnount of fashion X - V t o ' 16' ' - and function...lighter, brigKf^er Dacron and Woof, Dacron i : and Rayon, Nylon and Rayon taltes you correctly through II-' t ''' 'f ' ■ / y ■ ’ -; • ..I ■ . all occasion*.. Sea our compitte new selaction, ■ V/-/ ' ■■■ / f ificluding; smart gtlen plaidt-awef-atripaa . ^ -- — $ Q .9a giso fashionable dark tone suiting*. ' .. ‘ t /V; V ' ' - / ^ * X ' " . BurlonV Makes Mother Look Smart-1 n - ■ / " T h e d sctitn stid wfMil-. d H irn n snd i-syon sp d / n.Vloii. Slid rayon w itji the "lig h ter.h rig h tec ,' , .4H ihe .4hove Skelchcid Piece# cooperatives Med...... ____ (6-6>4) $ 0.99 $ Q :99 STETSON Med. Larga.. and Large — ______(8-9) - Il -.4merica'a Beat Dreaaed Women near CORO Jewelry •It's always a good rule lo buy “707‘t" c o m e - i n an allraeiive atnyl/ v w - ' Refjularly $.> tnap-liJ &ni rl rate ...to be ready to'go I BIJRTQN’S helps mother lo he fashionable | NYLON anywhere you go, anytime. b • 4 ■ V T h e ■ Tyrolean.” ■ -/.X .'r , -; I t r u l y rm jtinentsl . B ro w n aoft g rain leath . ^Washable non-breakable bag beauties-will be/ ■ with b a d b r u s h . e r.' Stylilh , low w ing- most welcomed by Mother, Choose from multi COTTON , S tip oxford In aupple t e 5;95 Ivy C isital button- calf...... ' ____ pastel shades and solid-pastels plus-all black / f^'or ronipleto foot protection and com ­ C I T Y C L U B dow n oxfords in col- b a t ; fort all nylon o r cotton jib b ed , p lain s And ars and w-hite. J u ' - V f 9 and all wjiita. Top photo clutch type $2.99—- I p laid socks. $5.00 bottom photo box type $3.99,", Always the Perfect Gift HOLEPROOF 55e ta 1.00 . 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f ’* . / -■'In MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« WKnNESDAY, MAY 9 ,195« PAGE SEVEN •li-, ‘Hi* 'i . *■, ✓ MANCHESTER EVEININO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 , 19B« GForg* had mad* no plana baybnd a startling aur)>riye to many backed both. To have t«,t ■ 4m torer Hale JayCeea at laat night's mast- P A f e p S g completloit. of hi*, present term. throughout the nation, it was anti* In a raee between them was ‘hR In the Andover Town Hall. George toQuit rlpsrted by th* Augusta paper eev* fleult task they wlaheo to . ..Bersing with Andarson .will. tlon rcqueat, while the Board had with th* feeling of th* majority. Thera hava-baen repeated Indies* As soon .as the n*w Board holi' tions that if'be decided not to rUn eral weeks ago. At that time Pub­ If poaaible. Bc>ard Approves Kenneth Slnipaon, Andovar, vice' Rockville-Vernoii defended It* action on gimlind* that lisher. William S. Morrla was ad­ president; Fred Mohr, Coventry,! th* Education Board couMl request organixatlonal meetlaga. It will be Senate Race again Secretary of Stats DuUea Talmadge has not announced faced with two immolate prob­ would be happy to hav* Georgs in vised by, a "reliable eourWs?- that formally for the Senate, but ha* \ Storrs Teacher aecretary; and Robert Gleason. morc/funda if those grant^^ wer* George would wtthdniw.' He aent _ Coventry, treasurer. hot aufflctant. x i lem* and a third matter,' expected an advisory rol*. said he would have something to SeUctmenPickFinancRVnil; to be preaented for consideration (OaotUned. fram Pag* One) Some of Greorjle's friends thought execuUVe editor Louie-C. HarrisKH this month. He was not avall- Elected to the Board of Dlrec-., At th* time of their real"— George's home at ^Vienna to dia- Andover, May 9 (Special) Mr* tor* were, Thomas J. Kelley, WllJ ^ mA V 1 tio^ T h * nfttmbi’rji of lh« BoaM bofora too lonir. All d»«ldeal wlwith the the deciaion not to ruri again might for commeM on the Chronicle Carol .Meade, Storrs. wss hired i or in* In taxation mattar*. George gave affect George's position on some cuss the .-eport. atoty. . ' \ manric; Walter Johnson. Oovtg"^ , lTo'm (iin/4m o/ieiw M c>nbcr«t».-».y up the chairman«hlp of the Senate last n ightly the Board of Edjea-j and Ted 'Hlelala, Coventry. major foreign Miley Issue* tp be Harris said the Senator vigor­ •nie son of a Vnan farmer. were unwilling to coftipronilaa with I* Board must reconsider the Finance rCoip^lttee to take over considered by. Oongresa. ously denied the rumor but never- i tlon to tda^ln the primary grade*! An inaugural dinner the foreign relatione- post. George was bom Jart. 29. 1878. He lup* aep-‘ principle by Increasing It. present education budget, it must I theless poliftedlv ssid that his attended Mercer University, M S-,Mn...... 19.Vl-.57. for Incoming officer* RockvUI*. May » (Sp«lan—F'orith* Board of Bduration George’b decision apparently In the paet George hai supported health was to be a principle factor JayCeea voted last HESt ASE SOME fSACnCAL Town I Since the majority ot the lowna- con*ider a 146.000 bid on the Coun­ foreign aid programs. Earlier thii cpn, Ga.. and began'* practice of . she la now teaching a combined Unc autca in orjaniaa-. arate time* ainca, thr annu ty Home property,' unmo« Board of a pos*lhta. achool site, and It will and expected election of' former year he announced his opposition summer. ss4 USEFUL SUaOESnONS TowTupoopla hove ol to) member* felt the only recourae to. fot-elgn economic aid .on the Malted Doctor’s Adxice ^ He was flnit elected td public native of rtnanca !»»'•• * >roman wab to realgn and permit a Board soon be presented with the 1966- Gov. Herman Talmadge to the "If I find, or my doctors tell nit. office, aoUcitor general, lh> 1907 schools in • cutu mad* by tha F^n< Beat being vacated hy the •'terah lopg-range basis auggrated by Meriden and attended Manchester y vam^r. in th« orlpnal Boai^ of Bkluc»r! be chosen which wa* .more Ip, line [ 57 schml budget. th£t a hard summer campaign apd later served on Georgls’s that city. - AmoTiJt- Uioab ^namad to \tnr 'i o f 54 year* of Senate aerclce. PMsidrnt Elsenhower. Talmadge cannot be imdertsken by me. I dover ••member Board jiu. mRin hy tbe . /■ *had made the foreign-aid program court of .appeals . and supretne She grsdusted from Lesley Col­ REVERE WARE-PYREX WARE -V Talmadge had been expected to shall have no alternative but to court. lege, Cambridge, Mas*. -- PfansHehl/ •electmen waa Mr*. BUiel contest for the nomination, and an object of attack in pre-primary v-lthdraw from the race," Harris 2-685f Other* named were Johii^. Got- , campaigning. In 1922 he' was elected to the . 4A review of the ar>lhmetlc.,cdr- there were report* from Georgia quoted George aa saying. riculuni In the- upper elementary ELECTRIC SKILLETS Uef, Everett O. Gardner and tbat the former governor's rural Opposes Foreign Aid The Chronicle said the informa­ U. S/^Senate to fill the vacancy created by the death-of gen. Thom- gViMtes.wa* presented to the Board ■s Stuart C Neff. Republican*; .lolm MANCHESTER CARPET CENHR WANTS YOU-JO KNOW atrenglh w*.* auch as to, indicate George recently said he was op­ tion.had come to Morris from such last .nighbjby tfte following teach­ 4 .1.eh*n and \ViIlia;n F". Luddecke.' possible defeat of George in ‘ a posed to further proposed Ameri­ a "highly placed Individual and ■*g E. Wat*. » . ■ ■•». . • ' ers: ' . » ' DISABLED AMERICAN AND MANY. MANY OTHER IHMS I>emocrata Mra Peaae 1* alao a primary battle. can participation In - construction given In such a confidential man-'. ktrs. Helen Barton, four! VC'ONNS TOP CADETS VE-TERAXS Democrat. The deciaion of George to quit of the Aswan Dam In Bg.vpt. The ner" that not even George wa* told^ grade; Tpr*. F.lixabrth Wri All MoHwr^f Dtty purchm** gift wrapp«4. The new Finance Board wa* liCCQSts So Little to Enjoy Famous Carpets with administration has -taken, aome of the source.' Because it wa* nbt will vacate two important Senate fifth grade; and Mrs. Hsxel 1-^ yd. CHAPTER n, named laat night a* a reault of the \ : committee aasignments on the steps toward participating in the possible to violate the confidence « e w usmuon, may e iirj - - iiw i , j . recent maa* realgnation of .mem- financing Of the dam but recently and report the nimor at th^tlme, Untversltv of Connectl'cut baaeball ‘ grant, Manchester .Democratic aide next Jrnuary. team pounded the Coast Guard 9-1' They d t s'^1 a y e d cue^lcAilum bar* of that Board over an .educa-1 sen. Green (R I), 88, i* flrat, in line l.aa held off action. unless George "had cnnflrpied It, Now eondiirtlng their an­ tion budget diapul*. Appointment*; NO Dov^Payment! no story was published, the paper yesterday far Ua 12lh victory In booklet* and work ppifject*. In- for i^airmanship of the Foreign Talmadge. 44’, is the^on of ITgamea. I t was the Coaat Guard’s I rinding flsah yards and games nual telephone sale of de ware made on the baaia of recom-; Relattqns Committee. Behind Georgia's late Gov. Eugehd Tal­ said. luxe household produrto, for / hardening Needs . mendatlon* from the Republican' NOW ' You tee con ^ madge who was defeatedCU byl/jr George hadsaw annp^ced on Dec. ninth defeat in 12 games. UConh’a ; which are used ih their rlaaaes, Creep 1* Sen. FulbHght < .rkl. Bob Wedin scattered eight hit* and : The review" la part of a long- their rehahllltatlon fund. and Democratic Toam Oommltteea ••r.ROSVENOR” G^orge'e departure also wljl George in the 1938 prlmar.vc when'when4 20 he,wouldhe.would seek yMiection in the ■TTi* new member* hav*' *U had ing D.k«epl. 12 Democratic De primary. At fanned 15 while holding the range program of eurriculum and For rr-erder* please mil from the looms o f .Mohawk laave open a post on the tax* the Ute President Frankllng ~ Guardsmen to their lone run.; policy studies which w ill be cars experience In public office. Cottier handling Finance Committee now Roosevelt tried to purge George •ihat -tjme..^he declared he \V*a "feel- and Lehan arp former member* Feature* .. . Rich textured and luxurl* of the '• ing-fine/’ which'came in the seventh inning, j rled out by the Board, , 'MR.S. SHEFI-'IELD Garden Carts headed by ^eh, Byrd (D-Va). from the Slenate as a foe UConn batters rollerte* M*pl« ...... " y WHEELS ARkOtgS Street School PTA. Exam pio ime new m • m b e r a iimceed j Suggested Rohm Sixea George S. Wll»or, MaJ-or Herm^} Living Roflm ; ..12 x 18 ft. G. 01»on, and Atty. Robert Kahah,; Dining Room . ,v9 X 12 ft. •\ Jtepubllcana; Atty. Robert .1. '' K n tre ..I X t - i i Lawn, Rqkes Pigeon, former Mayor Frederick S,, \ B «^ r and ClarehceJ. McCarthy*. I n f t \ Dcfnocrau. Juat Think! H A N D on d , "AppoIntmenU of the new Finance You Pay ■\f' ^ O W E R / ’ Boai^ raembert will run until the Only^ Per aext regular town election in Oc­ Month tober. 1957. At that time a naw Board will b* elected, with mem- NOTE! . . . Hmaller Installations— \ bera aervliur ataggared term* to Spider PaytWMt*. you can have tins put the Board back '•oii 'achcdule.'^ earpet^ for only glB4K) peirTnojitlrr LAWN Elected Bob^ lieaigna - s \ Ordinarily members of the Free Estimetes Board are elected for d-year terms, MOWERS atlth twd — dfie from each parly- CAUMI9s4343 \ L A W N B O Y being replaced at* earl*, biepnial O VE «F o r If REPRESENTATIVES ■V election. In 1957, however, dWo will MEN’S SHO^T sleeve and SUNBEAM be elected for 2-year term*,, two W nj/CAIX WlttrSAMPLBS. AT CHOSEN FOR THE FINEST HOMES ' • NO OBUOATION TO VOL. '\ for t-year and twq for the full 6- LADIES^ OTARY MOWERS pear terms. -H' > . Member* of th* previous Boat*] jrtalgned rathar than alter their **WhM Yeu Thinlt ef Cerpets Think ef Ui’ c o n o N •land on the budget for current \ achool eKpcdaei*, which had been ■ ■ V lejectcd 1^/ the townspeople and ./ >1 0 ^ 7 / WiMghtkwi RaHiims, BLOUSES I^Wdi C eiwiwB . 308 Main Street— 1 Block North of Armory— At Middle Turnpike, Manchester t - VAt^WIUNNOCO. O pen'Thursday N ig h ts 'L p tll 9— Telephone MI 9-4343 Vbr Ibaa CM nata CbB k . \ ;\ ---- GlastcntNtrp X" FOR

• All First Quality ° '. A u t h 0 1 • Sanforized Genuine woven gingham plaids In short sleeve the right Ihid p f' sleeveless prints. !4lKes 82 to 88. : • Ctiol Skip-Dent W eave / ■ '1 [lean 16 6* at, For Mother 7 ', For Mother ^ , For Mother. -^ For Mother v • Blue, Cray, Tan, Maize, White >t. W t hove / I) 53 PIECE ^ LADIES' SUNIEAM ; DELTHA CULTURED " S250~3S Pr. SALE DAY--EVERY DAY INTERNATIONAL good iiw iids for DIAMOND SIULITAIRE 'V \ SILVERWARE parposos. SHAVERS PEARLS AMAZING VALUES INFANTS' H^ND-^INTED -.00 W Reg. S^4,45 * 3 6 “ * 3 4 ” TERRY CLOTH vAT LOWEST PRICES Lo w m and gardens need the right kind /; liiara ta l|6 at thafr bast. W t hova good T Spi^fo/ During This Sale Only! aN p u r" ■ A XT -l For Mother For Mother for A Genera 8x11 Inch / S3 PIECE SALEM FAMOUS VAN.DELL / . r. t site. LIME~PEAT>40SS ' i ' \ 7 , CH IN A SET KITCHEN JEWELRY ALARM MEN'S C0170N FLEECE DIRECT MILL SAVINGS CHIME Retfucec/ Reg. $28.95 * 1 9 ” ■’T. .. CHILDREN'S t« 14 WALL CLOCKS

For the Oraftuate For the Graduate For the Graduate For the Graduate CRAY orYlpTE * Relnforced^nylohmeck.).vloh'''ne^./ \ Proc­Pri SKIRTS GENTS' BENRUS LADIES' lENRUS ^ T ^ r k e r RONSON essed for ■Intnimunininimuni ahrink-ahrii agf- p r a y e r s WATCHES / "2 1 " SET SHAVER ■ - q WATCHES ^rayx^ferialf .A: » o b . s o ■ ■ A - ~ i Reg. $49..'i0 A T Reg. $19..’>a : Now Onl.v ^ 6 ’ 5 FACTORY SAVINGS V-'W For All\Purppses . Rayon llnrns fh pla1ds7|u1nl* and iolld epK)r*./8*ve *t,' MEN'S SANFORIZED this all-time Intv murprire. , i FOR FRUIT m E E S ^ NEW IMFROVED . k CHILDREN'S 14 i ."i. ■r f \

FAMOUS SPEIDEL BLOUSES TREE TO X U. • ,.» V 9 ' * i ★ ELEC TRIC WITH MALATHION ( D i t m o n d ^ T I E S E T S Blue. Charcoal. Brown. Sizes S. M. 1. o n d C i^ P T A N Famous Name Men s SHAVERS ■•'-e-sMll 9tanforlr.e. Nylon rrlnforeed MESH WEAVE. collar, ribbed or wallle-knlt In UNBELIEVABLE — BUT TRUE! We Deliver VARIETY OF COLORS R ' variety of cohtr*. .^elected Irreg. •y. FREE PARKING KniTTIRG mius MANCHESTER GREEN. CONN \ M jll OPEN DAILY 9 .Mitchell D-l'ini n-'K 34 DEPOT SQUARE Til.. Ml 9-U74 t e l e p h o n e m i 3.4720 ^ ...... 1;*...... ,...... MANCHESHR 1 1 J » 1 • * '' A > ^ V ts MAIN STREET y i , a a. J V r ' ■ • :"'s f ! ^ "U*. X ' • . . -9- K . :i ■■ I V - r -r' \ i '-'■i J 1 i # V .

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 19M PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MAY 9,1959 PAGE EIGHT r /' ah* said. ''But I hava th* public to \ think of. : Tibet Rebels KUl th a t o u r' world it getting rests? Se(* him beat time with un­ W K M B -gM W H A T -r« 1 9 much on the .mllltaay and varying count and catch up the O ’She^aSays "I don't go arounii -staalinK hus­ ^ amaUsr and an»gUer—too amaU, ilUm^^pistpr spending too IltUe on the military Droodles next note tnte and steady, as if no WOOD— i m DaUy Raitio W O TH — l « l t bands of . nice Uttlo girla, and I ' 2JiOO China Reds fHB NBW SBNSATIONAL 7956 —than It has, as wt said, the right aome day, for all not to .-be By KOOBB PRICB breaking place had come ih be­ y Facts Wrong want to prova that. It'll, tako a SoptiUtg Iferalb WDBO-ISM b m rouplo of yaara to do it In court, idea. ^pod nolghbora. SonW oven aay tween. tatiuM Urd TI wno—1M« New Delhi, May 9 (gV--R»poria wo muat learn t» live iHte broth- Not without design tfoes Ood but I'm going to fight It clear, from Kaltmpong today said anti- Tha Damoetats are busy IsUAch- through.'*, ere, if we would aurvlve. ill ia a difite the muslc‘of our lives. But he TiM.roUowtng program acMduidsf ■ :*a^ „ \ - In Raye Suit CTommunist tribesmen hau killed ing both attache stmultaneouaiy. ,lt‘ ours to learn the time, and not O'Shea (hirrentl^ is on a request­ Bra wj^ed by the raffle tn ^ a i tvVniV * , - or wounded 3.500 CThInese Red* in Of the twin attacks, the hottest ahuddery, dlaconcerting fbobgTit, 'be-dtama.ved at the rests. They are ed leave of abaence trom the Woat- a widespread guerrilla campaign menta and -tfe siiblect to change; Dinn*r Dat- Westport, May. 9 (g*'—Police­ , l*Bbn«h«T* __ and moat reckleas ona Is that and takes some of the -hisire not to be alilrred over nor to be without notico, : WTIC—Onc—On# Man'i Fai port police force. in eastern Tibet. ' I WDXc—EE R Mtirmw man Robert O'She* explained hts "I only took the requested leave ______Qctob«r i. iiw a-hich charges too little military', survival Itself. omitted. nOr to destroy the melody, «ita- The Chinese Reus retaliated by nor to change the key note. WHAT—Mutio MarehABi WOTM-I-eI,** Paul and vJeWa last night on the tSO.OOO of absence . . . to save tha (police) bombing atronghoMs nf the Tib­ P uMMm4 KWI7 t^rtnlnt Csc'^ spending. This attack feaata on WOUU—Racord Ravu* alienation of affection suit filed department any further embar- 4 we look up. Ood hlmaelf will WHAY—Polka P arty etan guerrUlas, travelers to the 4 DOOR SEDAN fan «Ta «»< HolMayi B nttrij *1 tM u m - ' v ^ e r WKNB—Requaaf Malloa* t K m 6nice •« MmnchtMtr. C«i».. m rumors and-reports that the Rua- tvUCC—Gbod Evening b ' hla 20-.vear-old wife against raaamenl as a rssult of t ■ news­ the lime for ua. With the eye w rit:—Widow Brown- I WKNB—Diihier-Dale border Indian city of Kalimpong leeeed Cl»f» Mail Mattrr. _ OH Mlnj. we shall strike the' hext W DRO-^^ Kolby Martha'Raye. papers,"' th* patrolman* letter Sl’KiCTlPTION RATES aiana are way ahead of tia In WGTU—t^ w o rk a I WTIC—Truth or Conaequencea were quoted as saying. Pa)«bl* ta AdMuie* ' guided miaailes and tn some phases Jtalh milell note full and clear. -,-Ruakin. WDRC-uack C>raon O'Shea, 37, charsed th* suit “la said. Reports from Ka'lmpong on quoted in The Baptist Observer. *'lvTiAY—Mualo Marebani ! 1VOTH—Gang Buatera ^ baaed upon a miareprcsentatlon of "I can assure you -that no sense (Tibetan event* generally I.*\'* Om TMtr .. of long rangi aviation, and. by WetX—Racord Ravu*. , t i i a - the supposed fact* gotten to- of guilt ,on my part in any way f t i Montiia .Sponsored By 'The M anchester WKNB—Requeat Matin** ' WHAY-Polka Party been reliable. DOWN RIO. using the threat that we are losing Councfl of (Tturches; ». WlX'U—Good KveniiiB Good Muate ler by the families Involved.” promp'ted me to accept the leave of Similar report* of Tibetan up­ \ t1>rM Monti That Wltheriag, Overworked WTIC—Dr. N. V. P*al* WKNB- DInner Dale^v $ LIIT On* Month the arms ra< e with Russia, seeks - WDRC-Cal Kolbr ith 0.’Shea'a family and hla abaence." risings circulated in the Nepalese s WorkW .... ■Word 'tMm.v' Deaerveo Reel \ WGTH—Waxworka WTIC--Convi‘r**hoTi \ ■asio Copr to have ua step that armsrm* rarersce up Marinate. Uiin rounds of'onion WDRC—Johnny Dollar \ have *xpres.sed support of The town aelectmen had no com­ capltoi nf tCatmandu last week dur­ $2091 There s one word I sliggest we WQTH—Oan* Buatera \ Mrs. d*Shea'a aide of the suit. ment on O'Shea's letter. to some new and extrememe pifrh. If tn olive .oil and vinegar a/id sand­ ‘^ A Y —Betty Kimball ing the influx of vlaltora for the HP.MBER o r . put oilt to pasture. It’s been ‘One Rwallhw .M aking n. .Summer* >------W.CCO—Record Ravu* ItM - \ AH IdOW AH THE ASSOCIATED PREffl wich each round Iwtwceo- two tbin WKNB—Sporu Review WHAY—polka P arty \ O'shea'-MMfke out publicly for the coronation of King Mahendra. Th» A*M)ct«tcd rrr*» U MCluilrel* the PemperaE. were inL pmver. and worked to death. It certainly de­ Summer (Which is arebrnd tbe WTIC^Lona Ranger first timeXive the suit waa filed The Chinese Red* occupied Tibet serves d /est. ham burger patt)(>s. F ry or broil WTIC—Pepper Young . W^DRC—FBI—Peaca. and War ^ Sludrnt Bid* Jump •ntttled to th* uo* « the factual situation were the Cornett meansans that Iher 'iK^iloon WDRO-Cal Kolby two week*'-a^ in the Fairfield more than five year*, ago. Th •It n»w* dl*p«tch« cr*dlt»d to tt. or The word is “corny." as usual. . . /'■ WGTH—Waxwork* WGTH—Vour B#'ttrr Tomorrow ■ \ Ml»rwt»f cretUlod same, it would probably be the Re- a' be lofa of replacement Paliri County Supe^r Court at Bridge- Peiping government announced Htre is. without doubt, the TOP value car buy in the "How corny ran you gd I / ' tita- WHAY^ Polka Party Bridgeport, ~May 9 (g*i — $ •nd alto tb* Ivcal nrao pubUihod her*. n,,v,i|ran« who vere shouting WHAT—Betty Kimball port. The Unlveralty'of Bridgeport aald last month t.haL Tibet waa taking w hold-world. Everyone agrees that Rambler is today’s Ali rtjht* of r*pobUcatton of tpjclal: P'tonoani pipsqueak of a kid says contemptu- Shows on TV. Would you like t(»| WCCC—Record Review WTIC—Lona Ranger the first atepa toward self-rule. SUt.tche» her»ln *r* al»o rraerred. : dlsa.ster. smt the Demoersts who be a Pan'el Memlrer? All you ha- e , WKNB—Baeehall Matine* WDRC—FBI—F^aca and War In a 'letter 1(K Westport town today it lM(a received approxi­ REST REY! Take a hok at it today . . . you'll o]Sn it oiisly of anyltiing he -can't u'nder- WGTH—Your Better Tomorrow selectmen last night ha’ said hla ' run atrvtco cllont of N. E. A. Srrr. I ilatm everv'thing J* sll ridli. atand. ' x- to do is ask questions. Here are a WTIC-wTh* Woman • tM - mately S^'per -cent more applica­ tomorrow. Radioi, heater, hydramatic, etc., optional at WDRC-I-Oal Kolby . W'HAY NUe Watch a association with Martha Raye. 39- tions f ^ actmission this year than PER MONTH But the situation- being as it is, yihd adults, embirrasaed by apy few quest-ions tl.at yo.ii can niem'v- ' WOTH-Waxworka , . \ ycar-Otd TV actress, .Was "atrlctly extra cost. **KiwT»hera Reprr»entatlTf»i Th* j reference to the homel.v virtjUes, riae in rase, you gef a chance to ' liWc ■ ■ 's WTIC—You Bet Your Ufa it did a year ago. . T aU e W e ™ JuUtu Mathew* SpKial .o**" Secretary iHiUlson Is quite right In lERGENCY wBa Y-R ecord Rodab WX>RC—Mv Hon Jeep on a business basts./? \ Pri Donald W. 'Kern, director of Tork, Chlcafo. Pet t i t and B ^n n . | »4v aelf-conaclpualy, "Corny,/isn’t audition'. Is it alive T Is l» as big as WCCC—Record Review - WGTH—Night Murlc That Leosan MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU O F, labeling those who are -trying to • jU- He added: ' \ admissibna, aald the Unlveralt.Y i t ? " a bread box? X)o they sell them kt WKN^Baeeball Matine* WHAY Ntte Watch aBCUEAT10.VS: ______^ the Drug Store? Whatever ha , fURNER WTIC—New* "Reconciliation measiir^ with probably will enroill 750 new stu ­ Nved Not Embarrotf Alarm the nation and launch still The worst thing about the word WDRC—Naw* You bet Your U fa my wife, ataHedby me, hav^ailqd V WDRi'—Johnny Dollar ■* dents next iall, about 100 more Many-wearara at fata* teatls h*«* Tba Herald FrtnUM Co>"P5ET».J*£i more ^Itary apending than w f ix fhat after it has' been pro­ ,'pene. by an individual who waa *. great N .Y .U .7 / Ml 9-4548 WTIC—1U8U Radio L.an* i*;i actress. CUaMfled deadlln*; 10;30 a nt. aaca person. WHAY NHa W elch Say of'pubtlattlon except Saturday — general, haa aomehow been A Nubafltule for Thinking W DRO-^I Kolby In New . York yesterday. Miss \ WGTH—Bob and Ray gbew - WTIC—('hrt Huntley Raya called Ate suit d "bum rapt" ' S a. m. , ______diMtrously negligent in the area ii«»- W'DRC—Rom enoe Moode It's such an easy lit tie word to • . • WHAY- •flwtng Eaiiy WGTH-PlRht« "If ther* waa one single bit of T^’ddnMday, May • o ' national defense. They would aay that it la used over alia over -•Ch. WCCC—Record Review truth to the chargee. I'd settle the by people who don't appreviate, WK.fKNB—Bascbslt “ “ . . Matine* . . HAY NHf* Wnlrh like to make ua all afraid, if that A Thought for Today WTIC—1U80 Radio '.an* W’TU''r-Th^.'< In Mokcow -suit for the full gSO.OOO rlg*'t now'.v Forms, New I^iwt will make ua vote Democratic. don't understand, °r don't see raat WDRt?—Cal Kolbv WDRO—nominee Moods truths are still true however many RUMMAGE WGTH-7^*' Paul A Mary Ford WGTH-FiRhti fimi W r it^ ' aiiikio ^ U r r y » . Stocksare going Jown 10:1 Whatever elw -’nto la, he repre- They would willingly -intensify the times they havie baen uttered-. •is * - y Of IJfe with Keata WHAt ^^Nawr WIIAY-Nllc Wsirh KiiU two aperiia polnla of view. srms race, and thereby even revive ' And it's such a quick way for WCCC—Good Brenina Good Muale IVTir—Todav snd Tomorrow the atmpspheri and danger of,war, people with sujierOrlal minds and . .Thfr* la no h^uslr. in a rest, but 5 ^ N B —Today In Sport* tVimi'—Rornanc* Mooda .. He la the ruler of on» of the there,!* the making of music in it. SALE •VTIC-New* WGTH-riahla PESERVESIHE if that might hqlp win an election. attitudes to diamlaa anything ■ '<* ‘. p . ■ 'WDRC—Npwi 11:45- . world’a amall nW^na. And be­ they don't want to hav# to con- Ip oui* whole Ufe melody the music WHAY—Nil* Watch (liven By Btnniey Croup WGTH—New* yond that, hf happM to have hla aidef. is broken (iff here snd there by ^^la- WTIC-TServIcc in the Rafierv* rests and \vc fiKillshl.v think \vc WAREHOUSE WHAY—sport*. WDRC—Romance Moodk unlipia peraoat^ recorU of hating With a contemptuous look, a| WCCC—Good Evening. Good Hualo WGTH-rSounding Board Maryland Tydinffr shrug of the shoulders and one have come tq the end of time. South Methodist Church WKNB—Serenade, 11;**— been Inside oiK \f our W worlda. Ood sends a time of forced lelBiirel WTIC—Strictly Siiort* WHAY'—Night Watch — By a ra th e r ahm m argin, Mtl» wo^^"c°I'ny:irrlbyYJ»lflrV?o;in; WGTH—Conn. Sport LltM WDRC—New# revolted agalnat ItaVfforU to dom­ Inrd B, 'rydinga haa won. the of being critic*. frustrated effort.* and makes a • !**- 1 WGTH—Night Music sudden pause in the choral hymn WHAY—Dinner Data . 11:15— inate him and hlaN^unfry too Democratic noiriination for the And who la going to run the risk COOPER i^ALL WCCC—Good E venint Good Uualo WHAY—Night Svmnhonp of our lives, and wc lam ent thaj; WTIC—Sjnirls Final xnudh, and of alnce haring been Senate In Maryland. T hat gi.yes of being “corny'* to dispute their, WKNB—Serenade verdict? our vol’cea must be silent, and.our WTl'J—B 4,'ot* Ole* Club WDRC—Kal Oolhv beld a aomewhal precaiiwa neu- him the privilege of running, in part missing, in piuslc which \VDRC—Guv Ixtmbardo WGTH—Night Music (All right* reserved, i... .V- • ^^ijVGTH—Bill Stern role in tha preaentx world November, against Senator John NE.A Nervice, Inc.) ever goea up to the ear of the WII,\Y—Symi>hony tn the Night 'WHAY—Dinner Date WTIC—Starlight Sprcna’dlnga because T’ydinga hid U Sto TV Full Insurance C9ver8ge . 'I . . r \ „ r ______; _ l _____ .'L .- lk - tHAY.Y ~Save r Lif« with Oroyhound on any on# oi PINE PHARMACY maihdart frofn format spacial purehasi WGt. Kv^'ninR Good Muile 10 and 11. one. would endanger the very headed the Bengfe / subcommUtie Teh Ml 9-.10.13 WKNB—Dinner Data District President Mrs. E. B. huhdrad* of trip* like tha*#: $19 95 tp 664 CENTER ST. of th^ World y existence of humanity' and all of which Investigated . Mctjarthy’a After otOOP. M. Cropbjr I?riebe of Woodhaven, N. Y., ■will contemporary culture and clvlllaa- original broadside ctisu'ge^ about 82 BALDWIN ROAD WGTKt-Gabrlel HeAttep pre.-tide a t the convention and..thc Buses ' Running Pbtferton's Ml ^.9814 .societies of (he Lower' Cofineetlcut tloo." ' CiemmunisU In govemrAMt, amt MANCHESTER, CONN. Daily. Time ISO CENTER ST, / Tel^ision Programs Zone will serve’as ho.steasea with Ihepefore, he aald, w r must had proclaimed most of these 5trs. Howard Seliacfer of Norwalk,- Boston ' 2 of fortune, including a vote of cen- and mattress for Mother's Day! . 1 £oet not contain the p^lbillty of aure by hi* fellow Senators., Per­ haps this haa encouraged Tydings I'-- world survival'either. ■ y ■'X' fashion ft^cath cool... all lummtr long Mother will ’wear th l ^ed-to-height deesaes ill summer, to seek his vote of vindication.. We know,, t^* whgt. laws /have in this froity cootdfaik tlandiifizar by Mynettol Easily cared'for, llti ironing cottons. . His chances of getting tt do not nothing , of sin^val in them, and Of breaza-ihaor Egyptian pimo cotton dtlfFon' look, too bright. His narj-ow '^■'what' laws haVe' some chai/ce of yoila, It'* In on axcrutiva woihcibja print )haj*i tmy- lyi the party primar.'’ would $ 1 7 . 9 8 ^rvival in them. Only the tenta- Tabilizad for pitrmonent craota and toil other Cott^ Dresses from S S .9 8 indicate that hia reputation has . tiVc, pious, hnlf-thaped, h^If-for-- MOTHER'S DAY .ratUtoncal IH trim linai ora punctuolad by tha \ not qliite .reiiovered frOm the blow* maV half-enfbrced laws Of *'the' - flower-Shedackad collar, tha doubla row of rich FREE GIFT WRAPPING for'V u gift-givars. M cCarthy dealt It. And, in Novem­ • United Nations have ■ the pos-. give com fort • ' fogotting from nack to ham, .luicioui Colors in ilzaa sibtttty ,of purv-jval in them .' . ber. he will be running not only ., I4'A to 24V4 thot FIT without eoitly altaratien*l , T he fogm' o f any International agaihat B utler.-blit against a Ke- •' dictatorship is out, ■ .and . so,' also. ipublican ticket headed by Eiaep^ /■ ' Is the foprt extreme hationalism. hower. So perKapa it wiH not «%-en be a straight test of whether or There must bPj. for^iurvival.^some. A Hercolite (.sketched) compromise be.t\yeeo the nation- not a man can come hack from the i McCarthy amear, But the or S^htliglit (28.50) will i*V K '''y'3 ■ State ,and the '|>Wld-staie, some' give Mother eye-comfort ccmpromiae bebWert nation privi­ senatorial race In Maryland, at IfeiH em ber M O TH ER witfL A gift long remembered any "ffte., ■wmH be one of thi; ihot for \-ears to come. Red or lege'and world law. Wy have'’po\V.* Green, combined with ’ goiia as far aa we tan with the side issues, m the campaign, and eleetiop nighL -- brass; Hercolites also in •■■I' inSiiired nylons Idea that each nation la a «chm- Eggshell;. Sightlighls in pletc law unto Itself, and we have EIiony.5_ gona as far as we can with the' riaustropkohia •iM it ...... Idta that the nation form Is a ..J— -■ '■y-' s political'succeaa. it dqes not meet After months of research, fol­ ne»*S - -1 lowed by wpat would have been the most elemental of ail political Natural Birch for W & l . . . . To please mother, give her the sioddng “"y^ZtiAa* Beeda, which is th a t we keep alive, irt yeaj* of computation*’,if one of BarcaLoungers ------that eemhiitet beauty; fit and long wear; i-i '' otir modern merhxnical brain* Beauty ^ 2 2 ‘5 0 hadn't done It for them, experts tronwear Insured Nylons ;.. insured aggingt runo W 99-95 197-50 AUOU9T, Poiiticai "Fear Mongers” of our Army iijap service hav* tn/mck for any cause. Shell wear them for months Made to fit your TV?» 0«» pf the privileges of Iteing come up with th# discovery that afterward and reiitembef you every time she puts them elN r liRwwaal If you think o'nl.v mon en* " ■*' . m-av^ . . m B US >• W1 IB th* poUUcsl opposllioii la. th a t our earth is amaller than we ever Home joy the “floating” comfort / . 1 w -jNiu sre llcenseil to hit your tar- thought it was. of'■ BarcaLounger Adjust­ fiqtia i m , get w ith e-Verylhing. It Jir"*bbut half a mile smaller, able Chairs, perish the All-Parpasa hhaar If, from the barrage being around its equatorial waist. Available at YOUR 4-ocal Lumber Dealer thought! Pick one. for'* Sl-Ctu^f Ironiirar M pr. 9 9 directed at it by tba Democ'raU re- Tlie two. Pdle* are also haif, a k -jj • . * a t V » 1 Mother and see chow happy aigea~8trfb II—priipnrUohed lehgOta ernUy on the laaue of anus spend­ mile closer to each other than .we she’ll be! Model sketched in . 4 t T T | l 5 ing, the Eisenhower administra­ ever thought. " 'see THE BEAUTIfUL GREecr DISPLAY Avocado Naugahyde, $169.' Colors: Kltiea Tan, 1 $ O M • W , tion gets the idea (hat- it can. do Tlie human question is. how are K itten Beige'. ni.thing th at la good, it ..will have -we ever going to >>e able to live IN THE WINDOWS OF THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. M’hIte: only In 51 gauge. ■ the right idea. .-'i in aui-h a smaller world? We have One day this week, the adinin- beer, having trouble enough a.s i t , Spoesored by Monufwluren Division oI.Hi* Chamber of Ceinineree All-SIreleh Kapar Shaar 0'fflga iatration was on th* congressional w'gs, even w hen‘w:e were.aeciir* in . M-Cmugt fronuear •RLP*’*- gridiron because it was, in iia for- our assumption that we had this Colors: k'iiim Btigt, tCiUen Tan . ■ eign aid program, concentrating other half mile. Now, suddenly, w* Cali Us For An Estimate! ton much .on tlie military side of are half a mile closer - to our Short—ty s S dvaraga-iji-IO thinga, snd notlepough on the eco­ friends and to our enemieii. ----- 336 North Main“* . Street'S- Tall M adium-IOli.H Mad. nomic. , ' .This is. doubly disconcerting, for TaU £ontrrl»yi ll IH i ‘ ' Another *‘dsy thia week.. Aecre- it 1* the rude geophysical fact Tel. MI 9-5253 " Here’s comfort Mother can ts ry of Defense O isrlc* E. 1\’ilaon coining along behind assucceseion Open Daily 7 A. M. to easily move gboift the yard as this is an aluminum ■ 1- MAIL AND PHONE ORDER.S FILLED was ckUsd upon to txpisin. to an of other developments, .some in 5 P. M. Including ' ANiteusfa auiCM.'iNi: - st. touts NEWAkk i0 5 aNCEUS P Inquisitive vOongreas why th* sd- th# realm of man's own accom­ Wednesday Aflernoonn wheel chaise. Red or Green t LIFE ' -Balnlstrstion Isn't spending more plishment. like -the plane and-the and Saturdays Until innerepring mattressea. 936 MAIN STREET-rMItchell 8-6171 en mUltsry needs. tibmb, an(l sonr.* in th* realm of Noon If, (pom this, ths ikilmlnlstration thouglit and ' political eonsclous- .MAY 1$ NATIONAL TAVERN MONTH. ^ s ts \hs Ms* thBt it is spending liaaa, sfkirii have 'also been , telling ■ U 's-.r . ■, 1. 'I V) i ■> « (fr i '' »• K^'r-'

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MANCHESTER EVENlNO IfSEAZA. KANCinSSTER, CONNh WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 ,196« PAGE ELCVni MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. MAY 9. 1956 PAGE TE N dla* vet went down M Chesapeake Bag KoekviUm 'an Agrlbulturil Mntar. During < 'bluUons, which Shlvern had asked, *Unlikely Poggibility! cuaalona by the County lagtalAlTatora Stay Off Parklels waters off the coast of North I o'clock b/ a theacratle ministry ‘^yorite Son’ Role urging Interpoiltton In which a aa to how'tho homo would bo dis- Beach, Md., with a idda of 14 Uvea. school. poaod of, an Idoa that the tow « MackUng la being trjod on charges Rodmlle-Vernop atats protests federal ution as an • >. , Center Studying Officials Warn The Married Oouplea Club of JFor Johnson Gains Invasion of aUtea' rlgf|U and fdr trade the Town Farm property for of negilgence and misconduct tn M iU K H k n Z R Union Congregational Church will the restoration of the two-thirda r . : tho County Horn# proporty waa Police Chief Herman O. Sbhehdel connection with tho dIaasUr. hold a pot-luck supper at «r80 to/ Arms Experts Reddy Town Farm Site rule at tha National Democratic conaiderod. td Park . Superlntandent Horace "1 did not see the atorm warn­ High School Girls Honored night, with Mr. and Mrs. Kennadi (CoatinMd from Pago One) Convention. One county went on Howavar, bocausa et poosible lo- F. Murphey joined together In ings but I aaauiAed they were up Gifford in Charge. The supperyWin record as opposing interposition Rockville, May 9 .(Special)— gal ontanglements, tho Ido* was from the weather reports. I didn't Tolland County Agricultural Cen­ urging children td stay oft the ^e followed .by a social hour. day piled up at least 1,149 o f ,the whUe the Issues were Ignored In droppod. many parkicts In town and cited look over that way," Meckling For Work in Science Fair Four'90-year members of Damon I f H^Shot Proves Dud ter, liK., la considering purchase 1,900 votes in the state convention most of the couijty conventions. Ttuoo oommlttaob, ,havo boon taatiflad. Siea Food the p a »le t at Deerfield and Creit- Of the Town Farm property here 43 6AK ST;r^ TIL Ml • .n 3 r\ txKlge, Knights of Pythlaa will be colnpared to 66 for ShiVers sup. Johnson's victory will assure a formad by tha agrioiiRural group wood Drives tn particular aa being The for an agricultural center. It was Ha la being tried wllhout a jury honored tonight at 8 o’clock at the porters. Disputed. delegations to 56-vote Texas delegation to the (ConUnwid from'Pngq One) no Communist. A falao to study the various phases of dangerous. befqre Judge R. Dorsey Watkins. ,V FW Hor/ie. Elm St , with Donald the state rqnveutioni account for national______convention that la of security la dangerous to learned today. such a canter to bo u aM by agri' In hla second day on tha witness Second Selectman Franklin G. The two town officials wars con­ TWO RockvUl* H lfh School ^ ^elO at 3 o cloth. ' \ Ho< ''kin! grand cliancelor. South- al least another 206 votes .while 64 p]Vdg^ to support the party nom* bright eyes the proapacta of an txploaion prob­ this odimtry. cultural agencies througtiput tha cerned that children, playing In the aland, Meckling wSa. cross- Welles said today the Vernon '’v . ?• ^rho recently won places in flii- leaders are Oaked to notify^ Ingldn. and his staff attending. votes will be unlnstrucled. A num­ inees. The Senate MajorHy ably would b« remote.. The Rev. Harold W. Rig- County. parkiets might run Into the, examined by Prosecutor James H. Holy Communion will be cele­ Board of Selectmen last night 'US- ferent science competitions, have Mrs. Richard Clark. 3 Middle Rd.. ber of the imaller counties hsve Leader had called for a delegation The "uaeful remaining compo- ncy oif '^icago, held for four They are the site com m u te fa- streota where they could b« aori- Langrall. \ brated tomorrow morning, at 10 cussed ihe poaaibility Of selling the tiaen *lveh reconilllon for their as to the nu m ^r of arouu |dan- not yet leported but there were that would "c6me back home and 1. of fashion nenta" which might ba aalvaged, years la a-Red prison camp. clliUea commltfoa,,. and tha ' outly Injured. The Annapolis akipper tasti^ed Mcn fl^e^ r # attend from each troop. In, oH 'w k ait St. John's Church, with indicsiloni thst Johnson's vlctor.V work for the election of the par-.| abould the bomb fall to explode, town-owned property to thp- agri­ committee. Now that good weather la ap- he coUected fares from hia vaca­ work. I case of rain the event will he held Mje Ascension Day aerm>-n entitled, was even greater than it was Sat- ty'a nom'inees." ' are on would probably. amount only' to r ^ l v e Mt. ty for use as office spare and with W'orktng with the group la AU canes in the Atlantic are tyhhooi entering the Westinghouse Science .811 TalciItvHle ai|ri V e r n o n Ibv that aomething could go wrong Ball; Committee are Capt. Peter A t least six counties psssed res- M lt.A N lV 6 U T I WITH CMABCOAl ifuotaUoMa Funilalwd By facllltiea for 4-H (Jlub fairs and bert Gray. County 4-H Club Skipper^Missed In the-t!selflc. Talent Search, attended the recog- Dowgewlcr. honorary chairman: nrna llenM are now being iiandled In the hundreds of pieces of equip­ Coburn A MIddlebrook, Ebo. other outside group meetings. Agent..,. * liition program and presentation of through 'ThA Manchester'Rvening ment and jnaterial which make up 1 p.m. prices Patrolmen Kdwln Carlson, secre- 1 He said sites in Coventry and The other members’ commltteea awards at the University of Con­ ta.i'y;.. and l>e'ster Bartlett, treas­ Hemid Rockville Bureoiii loenled the Intricate H-bomb. But teat BMk Stacks Willington were also under con­ have not aa yet he^ named, Storing ariiings / necticut last weekend. urer. - 1 at I Market St., telephone Rock­ a^ientiata ar^yaupremely confidant V Bid Aakdd sideration at thla time, hut that, Miss Richardson s project has 'Ticketn for the event may be ob- ville TR .1-3136. that it will go off, and further First NaUonai Bank present plans were Still indeflnlte. i Olive oil gives chicken special Baltimore, May B\(4')— Skipper been entered in the National from regular or auper- nfore, go off at the height—several of hEancheater . . . 1. 2S 34 It will be six months to a year flavor. Uae the'oil, along with John H. Meckling Ratified . in •nee FFair, *ir ajongalong witlj^ entries of numcrarv merhbers of the depart- ihousand feet above the earth— Hartford National before anything definite is decided, minced parsley, for basting Federal court yeaterdaV he "did winnera of i ment. 'Hie, dsnee begins at 8 Acivocaled they want ,lt to. . Bank and Trust Co. 30 . 32 Elliott said. broiling chicken. Or fry chicken n6t see" northeast storm^aga fly­ •dence fairs. Winners of , 6vio(-i< I In a recent briefhikof newamen Conn. Bank and County Home Sought pieces {dipped In seasoned fipur) ing In the Cambridge ha'rter ?tbe rT2__1 #-i- S.-J11 Ka cnv»n th^ r ; hbre. Dr. William E. <^le, chief of Trust Co. V...... 35 ■ 38 tlonal fair wiU be given th^ir Jayeers Install Three Tha Tolland County Farm Bu­ In a little olive oU, then use the day h'q sailed the Levin J. MarVel cbolcea of equipment in cer|*iri! By Truiiian at 72' ti|ie scientific leotion - of- the task Manchester Trust reau had sought to purchase the drippings in the pan for a mush* from port there last August. categories. Twenty - nine world ' The newly-formed local chapter. 10 8 P* farce, diaoiiaaed' the elec.ttrpple. Fir* iMunMM Oompaalea The next day, Aug. 12, the Mur Junior Chamber of Commerce, this Thursday, May — County Home property for use as : room, gravy. fainoua acientiats will Judge- th e' ■ Indianapolis, May 9 Harry linka between the drop plane and Aetna F i r e ...... MVa 71 projecU. / week installed three new members, tie extensive system of instru- Hartford Firs ...... 153 163 bringing the total membership S. Truman, in fine- fettle ^ his \- Mias bowdlng, tha on)Jr girl eiit atationa on Bikini Atoll la­ National Fira /.113 122 •BjoRg'five-winners and three here to 28, 72nd birthday.-had this word of nds. Phoenix ...... 77 82 Ihstkiled were Edward Rose- bonorkble meirtlon awards, was’ advice: "H ave ao much y/ork to do I Then he Indicated that the bomb Life aad l|HtenMlty las. Coe. marin, Victor Norton and H arry a Aetna U fe ...... 189 199 given e •cience book of her choieg. you don't .have any chance for ^uld be detonated by a self-con- Mrs. HerloW. her* sponsor, was Friedman. Also discussed at the devilment and then .vOn will be all Ined or plane contained control, Aetna Casualty ...... 1 2 0 130 \ given e certldoate of recognition meeting were several projects ithe right." aa»ying: Gbnn. General . « . . . .248 260 of dJstinguiahed service in teach­ group might undertake. . ■ ^ The former P/ealdent. en route 639 CWTER ST, AT ADAMS "O n c e the bomb has left the /Hartford Steam Boil. 95 103 S a lsL . ing science end a Subscription to Family Rapper Planned by train to N ew York and a forth­ Plane, it will go off at the right ’^Travelers ...... 70 84 a scientific, publication.- A family night poi-luck supper coming European tour, sidestepped titude, whether the signal sy^ PabUe UtUltlM - MEN’S SHORT SL will be held by the First Congre­ news questions yesterday on his W* tak* pIcoMir* In oRROuneing thn m works or not." Conn. Light Power . le« 20 lii!!! \ (THIS SUNDAY, MAY ISjl^h) Hospital Report gational Church of Vernon Friday Conn. Power ...... 41H 43 The monthly report of Rockville advice for a long life by remarking S evening at 6:30 with all families tie was only 72. opnniRg of etir comploroly ronovotod Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . 57*4 89 Q ty Moepital, released today by of the parish Invited, sponsored by Hartford Oaa’ Co...... 35*4 38 SPORT SH TS Mrs. Virginia J. Yaskulka, R. N.. Asked how' he felt on his anni­ the Board'ef Missions. ;1 versary, '.'ruman posed his own So. New England superinfendent; showed a total of m •SNACK lA r •DO-NUT SHOP Rtg.$2.4t R , 9 l Speaker at the supijcr will 1 question; "Well, how do I look.” 4 M ARLbw k potitlcsl questions tn the predic­ ’ t' VISIT x-rays, 12 were treated for acci­ The Rev; Mr. Rathnam, a native of you o ono stop soWk* on oil of tho » 38 tion that .the Democrats will wl^ I* send out Florida ettrua Jrult. Asso. Spring .... dents, ;2(y received operations, end India; is a missionary frpih .India the 1956 flections. He said. he- ■ ■ ■ ■ on your loos with its fan-like Now, if a congreaamah gets some­ Bristol Braaa ...... 20 V4 32 *4 $ 2 . 5 7 / $ FURNITURE DEPT. FOR RURANOOIFTIELECTION seven received Red Croas blood to America. There will be a Aim as fialurSi ill thing with star sapphires and dia- 115 125 would announce at the. Democratic dbovo/ lMth at oiir wlnm9r and eountor. Collins ...(...... trsntftisloha. Births, during April prdgram for the younger children 34 37 national con^nllon. and not be­ bow. It’s ah ankle strap beauty with VOGVS n^onds, that's anoUulr matter. He Em-Hart ...... One glance will tell you that these are won- totalled 18. during the Rev. Mr. Rathnam'a Fafnir Bearing ...... 51 >4 fore, his candidate for the nomina­ knows it's’.-mbre t)(an just a fou- 48'.4 derfiil valuei! Look at the label! Buy aeveraXat Largest number treated in e day talk. new tapered wedge to vinir. Landers-Frary Clk. .. 23 >,4 25>4 tion for Presidtrtt. these low prices! .. \ during the aconth was 52, smallest Mother's Da.r IMBiier Ret (D -F la) 36 Aaked his opinion of Sen. Stuart -t-Rep. Charlesj^nnett N. B. Machine Co. .. 14 iuBnber 31. Dally average number The annual Mother's Day pln- SNACK BAR > smooth the path you travel! • on the approyal of a “ code of N. Eastern Steel .... 8',4 6'4 Symington (D-Mo). T-uman said; c t patients waa 42. ■ner. sponsored by: the local Moose j ethics" by a Houst committee.’ North and Judd .. .\ 84 37 SUMMER "i- like the aenator, very w-elt." Dog Licenses Behind Lodge. Elm St., w ill be held Satur­ y lA iTY SANDWICHES, HAMIURGERS. Russell Mfg...... ' g 11 day evening. It hsp been an-r While he listed the.aop. level job* ! I couldn't/expreas too strongly 88 V4 \ Number of doga licehsed so far to which he appointe Symiiigton / ^ O T DOGS. ote. ;^ ',4 A fine quality chair of 100% ahmiMBaL FoHm < V this year is nmnlng eboutTO be nounced. A tiirkey dinner .will be that great Xr«ui"f:lhc_Siiuth art Terry Sti 13ix — paetly..Colorful saran seat aod ba^ served at 9 a.m., followed by dSn.c- in Washington. Trunis.. wasn't nbt going /p lurrcnder their social Torrlngton ...... 26 Wnd last year. Town Clerk Kerwln saying what he thought of his fel­ \ Eliott said today. He said 756 dogs Ing to mus(c of the Circle B Or pattern. , U.S. EnvTp com new 22 low Mipicurian as a Democratic 13 have been U cen ^.so far this year. chestra. A ll Moose members and I rs -i-Sen. John C. Stennis (D-Mias), U,S. Env’lope pfd new l i ’ their mothers and wives are in­ political prospect in 1956. DO-NUT SHOP W E GiVjE GREEN STAMPS 'on swregation. Veeder-Root ...... 5314 5614, FenalUea for late regiatration The former President and l.is -p-mi f lUow:. 25 cents during Msy, 81 vited to attend: The above quotatloiia are not to Events Tonight wife were greeted here by F/ahk OFFERING YbU THE FAMOUS PURITi^N I w/ll tell them (Americana) to be construed as actual markets. >ng June, July and August, 82 Kingdom Hall, Jehovah's McKinney. IndlanapolUs banker and for du)tag September, October and MAID LINE. neises. will congregate a • 7 o'clock former Democratic national chair­ J / ^5 “ - 2 N o i^ b c r , and 83 during Decern .toni'ght at the hall, 41 Orchard St. man, who presented the travelers X ber, January ahd February. Taxei for a service .meeting, followed at with going away gifts, -V. al«l came due May 1.^ \ Be Mure to atop in and.^Me,our M f pfaijr of flat Scout -Frolic aummer furniture. The Intermediate end senior -riyGlri Scout frolic will.,be held Set AGAIN FEATURING OUft FINE SHOPPERS' urdey el the Legion neld on West C H Q C O L A T E ^ E X C L A V E W ITH US. Continumg Our Record Discount z^vent /St. leaders announced today. <« r w , SPECIAL '/ Regiatration for the event will be­ COLORFUL BEDROOM gin- at. 9:30 Am., where location COMBS m o STORE €HAII Bitet. name tags end tickets for re­ S T A l Openintj Pay Special -7.' freshments wtll be distributed. WITH ALL SHELL FUEL pUL. DEL8VER^ES R A J T A I L 942 MAIN STREETJjAT ST^ JAi^ESlSTRIEf The troops will be divided Into POf'KKT, etc. The Ever Popular 14 ^ rls each for fire building and PURITAN MAID >TflF,B W ui/ LOVE ■'cX cooking a one-pot meal. Each 24 HOUR OEUVERY AND BURNER SERVICE ON SAIJ THURSDAY, FRIDAy t SATURDAY scout wOV-Mve a caper to per- EXPERT BUIVNEB SERVICE BEy^friFUl, CRIQKET OHAIR - form, amf each perfon attending Is 1 : V asked to bHng an old pie plate, cup FUEL OIL 'W a£^\ee^Cl^eHC4j drug store and spoon, .Milk, ice cream and SERVICE ^DOIr la SaleiO Mapirf"^' cold drlnka will be provided. 24 MAJIN ST. TEL. MI\p-66IO-^MI 8-1329 lUDOlR Each troop will . Sing a sdtig of Its own choCsing and the group - \ . A CH iniM I aO hllTT. BACKAOi OF SO ... In waakable plaattc, 17.95 1 I floral rover. is * 'A Unusual Savmg! Delight Mom Wi/lh a 19,951.29.95 B O X HEAVY^x RNE 9UAUTY . AUTHENTIC EARLY AMERICAN* Specifll^^J D M ,-E D W AR D S P A C K A G E O F 3 0 (Limit 1)1 CANI KtlltS B*B aoL>-niTE CANNON TllftKISH/tOWELS WOVEN BEDSPREADS AMERKA'S OLDEST ROCKUNING MANUFACTURER Come in ond cheqte ALWAYS MAKi A NNi GIFT ^ BALL (lom OUT wid* Mleelion . 9 8 BlUBtut fOM... » r' SKIN $1.98 EXTRAY.AUGE BATH ;.. .$1.68 M- Full siae. Antique whUfi, pink, yellow and nlle grcei^, .1. of natianollr/odveitiicd with gold lurex bor­ - ’ ‘ u CREAM PEN ders. All colors, In­ 98c GUEST SIZER...... 84d ea. pastels. Idaol ioc, hoin* condiea 49c FACE CLQTHV...... V...... 38d «a. We h^e * large MelOetion to ehooae from in vinyl wvera of y o u r ^ 0 5 SooTHes a, oiiiee. school cluding white. PSOTSCTS Free Gift ^ rapped On favorite color. From A ll 3IothXr's Day Gifts M b 5'A-oa. \ i /AS.. 2 i 9 9 ' A . ■ , •

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•/ / ■ M AM miM TF^ PVTgKTVR it ic r ALD, M AN CH E^B. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. MAY 9 , 19|W FACE FlWi P f \ y r r / MANCHESTEll^ EVENING HBRALP, MANCHESTER. CONN4 WEDNESDAY, MAY 9^ m s Advisory Committee, we M ar from FAGS FbURTEEN Rcrtiert Rd.i Mra. Wlnlttod Olm- one p<^t of view,'* Ihst M -the stad. 174 Henry 8 t ; Mra. Beverly Town D i^ctors to Discuss State May Cut profeeeional educat«^ • ^ GOP Squalors Daaimone, ,33 Silas lid.; Mrs. L«r-' the President seld. le elways open Bay State ^Ica FOR AU NOUSEHOIsO ralne Comeau, 333 Celonlnl Rd., Backs SnMUr MetteX' ' . Amazing new Du Pont eheniical to Brownell. ‘SoUBank’BiU Hospital Entergene RbckvUle; Wladlmlr Polyanchek. App(^^ Board Item Tue^sdety Standards for Mra. Jane Dafgha HumphfiM of Air Power—-BUsenhower said Key Gai|i{)aigii BOl Main Sfc; Mra.. Tliareaa Norfolk, a former vice principal Offers Post Head in m it ft|R>OSES of Bulksley {ligti ScR^o: in'Hart­ you apply oncE^right now! afein that he helleves emphaala Thompfon. ElUngton; Mrs. Marlqn' should be pUced primarily on hav* Gains Sup^rt ' Put to Test in Mock Drill For Liule Hildy ElUotCWUUmanUc. ipn of a Paraonnelbgroup wUl lake up thrae sanitary New Teachers ford, seconded Smith's motion, Ing adequate all around military MEANS To l^rbsperity a d m it t e d t o d a y i Barivto nl and of peaitlona for aewer extanqlbne. Two, an exten­ •aylng fnat she knew a adsntUl strenicth, , (ncludinf air power, sion In Judith Dr. and Hackma­ with d msater of arts degraa who ToF '‘(CMittaiMd from Pago Ono). . Eleven "casualties" were ClavetU, 17 Falknor D r.;T*ank reglatnite of votera will (OetMtaned frees Page Cm ) Boston, May • Massachu­ eeM "I’d like to teach biit I can't rather than COncentratinr on hav­ brought to Minchestsr Uemorial (OepAieed from Page Ooe) KrietoS, 303 Summit SC. ^ ed Tudeday by tha Board tack BU Xiid one in Lyndale St., setts' Suprtme pburt today has OLD OOMMIiY% are rahay fqr'-Board action. The Uka tha time off In the summer ing more of any one type of weapon The new bill was passsd by tha Hospital this morning as the.hos­ BIRTHS YBBTKRDAY: A of Dlroctort whan thwgmup holds er of education aaid that the body PREViNTS daughter to Mr. and M n. Anthony third, on Norwood 8t.. has not to take tha e^ batter about lU glr dsnt ' Biacnhower on ths ' ground "ix the amount that is being 60 Legion Rd. V Local Ml. suit,. County Mdf 'a Mte for that hearing. State DepartmeiH^ certlQtatlon altat^ certUcatlon rulaa follows board flashed an alert to .the 18 closely on the heels of recent state­ 6 _ w e r position when thebe^ftjll . pic- tody case. ' - Sarvieed pHWuptly and ERIelaatly. TODAYv A aon to Mr. Municipal Bmployea Union, AFL, CRAB RASS that it contained many objeciion- doctors In the. hospital, .and an as marked by industry -for capital tn- BIRTHS TODAYS advisory committee a. group made He aald he has asked the Sena­ lure has been outlined by Hie de The Ellises seek to overturn a vaatmaal. Long headed hualncsa and Mra. Donald* O, Poehnert, has pressed for the eitabliehment Oaraway Brant aad Fiaakfurtefa ments by educators Including Rob­ able provisions. hmir later all Ihe "p^lfnis'' had, president Tito and wife aight court Order requiring them to ro- Loveland HUI Rd., l^kvlU e; a (Makes 4-8 terviagi) up of repreecntatives' from the ert H. Black, auperlhtendent of tor to accept some otlter post In fensf depaclment'to a Benaib.ln The House refused, jiowever, to been attended to and the last l‘n« |„ Veraalllea Just like Amer- men, who don't apCnd money un- of a Paraonnel Appeals Board 'ax State Department, the CB'A (Con­ KILLS CHICKWEID vestigating committee. .X turn . 6-year-bid Htldy McCoy to boy to Mr. and Mra. Hanrey Cook, a final tribute In casee of diaagcee- Bchoola In Hartford, that tHe pres­ the fovermnent In the field of for- grant ths administration authority Of information recorded. ' lean • touriaU... • • Mother wlth- . Icea there le regaonable xMuranee One-quarter cup . butter or xm necticut Educatioi. Asen.), and Pans'Ujs- EisenhowelC»;sald'Xsi lhab her natural mother. For the past « f getting a. return, ere going South Coventry. menta with the town manager garinc, 1 cup chopped ontone, ent certification ru|«n hXve per­ ' al^n affairs. Geor*e himself said -41 sought to make advance pay- ’ Dr. Lane Giddinga, chairmtti of;! draw* legal rhargea In way of 0, E. WILUS t SON,- In. various groups affiliated with haps helped make the teacher aa_s of notv,notv it is his firm intention the hospital’s Disaster Planning Jive years Mrs. Marjoris McCay t MAIN B T /— TfcL. Ml ahead with new construction that DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: teaspoon caraway aeedg), 1 ^Nq 8 '\- Eisenhower h ^ asked him |o be f^nls to farmers this year in re­ I marriage of b«r daughter, Elaine Doherty of Hingham has fought a “^Gineral Mviager Richard Mar­ them such as the State Aaaocla- ahortago-worae. Season-Long Control to go to Panama City JuuV *5-2« turn for agreeing to take land out Committee, said the t,eat had been Milton, to Jofth Siderta,. G r e e k wilt mean even more jobs.” Mra. Ruth Leggatt, Bolton; Mrs. can ' sauerRratrt, 3 Jableapbont tione of Superintendents, School legal battle to regain H i 1 d y'e Louisa WIganowakI, 18S Oak S t; tin aaJd today he dees not yet gdack aald "We are certifying the Presideili’s personal -repre­ for a meeting of the Presidents of of l»'57 pr^uction of crops already •.Jkucceisful" In demonstrating the fishmonger. ‘ » RepubUfana are banking heai^Iy brown Xugar. < frahkifurtera, pre­ Boards and Principals. ourselvei out of buiineas.” Other the American fepubllcs. need for a disaster plan and in custody. on a hlgk level of eroptoyment in Mra. BsUle Johnaon, 20 Trabbe know what recommendation he pared miioitard. sentative U> the North Atlantic in aurpHis. DIatrIct of Coliimbia Bar"*Xs- Mrs. Doherty, e Roman Catholic, will make to«the ptroeUwx Tues­ Dr. Engleman said that cltlhcns educators have also implied that Ston both of theaa waeds batore they devdop and qv«*wm Treaty OrganizaUon. The session will commemol showing how the plan prepared by the fall to aid them In larger citiea Dr.; Mre. Robert Dougan. 40 Melt butter or margarine: add were represented on this commit­ The Hquse bill \ontains two soclation votes to take In qualified said she agreed to let the ElUsca s Gardner S t; Mrm Mary Pateraon, day on the subject. the complexity and dIfflcQlty of your lawn: Apply Du Van} Ciahgry wd CU^eM ElM hower said that when he the 130th anniversary oMlberaUbn other prov^ons which Aiken says the hospital could be Improved. and Induatrlal centeri where the onions and caraway seeds and cook tee and that It was therefore not certtflcational requirement have jit«»antee--JustmKe--be*oea Juna 1 -fe r eaaeoB-kmg of several South America Dr. - Giddinga said the run- Negro lawyers. .'. Britain's atomic have her baby until she discovered Democrats Jixve been strong in the 148 Blssell St.; East Spak, Staf­ When the Board laat dlscuaaed isamed that Georpe was think-- could lead li>.g second veto, One weapons tesla oh islands off north-, tha matter, the Directora referred until ontbhs are tender. Add sauer­ a purely professlonel. body. This drlvan.quallfled peotria^ from coa- tries from Spanish rule. thfoOgh' TDio'wed "where our neeOs the couple-Is Jewish. ' past...... ------ford Sprtnga; Mrs. Hedwlg Bptll- - • ______' Uta about leaving the Senate, he ould add graaing lands and a west Australia begin nest week The attorney for the Ellises, the queeUon tb Martin for study. kraut and brown sugar; cover and committee recommends certtfica- lideqlng teaching aa a prOfaaalon. wrote the Senator urging him not Eisenhower said It's aiw-ays pos­ Many Re}iubUcana think pblitl- man. West HarUord; Edward t'nn rules to t)ie State Board of mbar of minor crops to the list "r* "hd weather permitting. James Ztsman, told the court Koch, 37 Doane St.; Mra. Ethel Both major poUUcal parties cobk over medium heat SO min- Tha' atate board voted Unani­ to end his service to the govern­ sible that somelhln;r ms>\ome up WiKf*Dble forftsr BiMlsoil hB'nlcba'n^ payments. ClOfKlVclosely WM)l IhP Rfd CfOM Mfla In® cal gains In the|M areas will offset utee. Make aeveral aUahee across Education which haa the final au­ mously to aak ,.the Certification LARSEN’S HARDWARE to interfere with his going to Pan­ Civil Defense." Local units of yesterday his ctienta have n e w Minor, 134 Vernon St./Rockvllle have backed the eeUbllehment of ment, even if he did decide to %e other would tie governmeM evidence which shows Mrs. Doher­ some losses they;anticlpate in the' ■ full Ume poeU for the two regie- each frankfurter and spread sur- thority to put them Into effect. Advisory OoinmUtse'and the State leave the Senate. ama. but that he is planning^ bn these two organiaationi, aa well as throughout the country today. farm belt where In c^ e la down.. Mrs. And Shubert end »°n. 1* St. In answer to' DF....|Dnglensen'e 34 0EPOTSQUARE MANtHI5m prlce\ supports for 'oroall feed ty perpetrated what he labelled aa Lawrence St.; Allen Witham, J1 trara of voters. In recent' petty facea lightly with mustard. Pjace Department to make a llberaMxa- Eisenhower said he had received gol,ngy ..______the police, participated in the teat Preparation of a written diaastei;- However, some Ck>R strategists on top bf sauerkraut; cover and statement. Smith bald*that “when tion study and report back to tHe grains\mentloned above'.-. a "deltbbrate fraud" when she Xs Hendee Rd.; Mrs./Beatrice Fur- meetlnge. Republicans ^ have assurances that George would AikeiK sat'd be woutd ask the Ihla morning. emierg^ncy plan has been .estab­ have Indicated worry about condi­ pressed for action. Mayor Har-. continue cooking 10 mlnutee- we . hear from the'-Certification board aa soon aa poseible. never refuse to ser\’e,in any post Me said that, in another test, the lished as an accreditation rtquire- tbld Norfolk County probate court phey, 187 Hackipatack S t; Mrs. Senate t^ n o c k Out that provision she wee not initially aware of the FOjt>r6E AMERlbA^GION AUpTIdN tions in the automobile Industry, old A. Turklngton told hla fellow If it were possible, for him to ac­ hospital could probabi/ reduce by ment' by the American Medical where Joblessneaa increla^d In Helen Brndlar, Stafford Springs; _X. "bteausa l\ would run,.smack into Ellises' religion. / . Benlse Albert, 4 Flint Dr.; Mrs. Republicans that the Idea, of full cept It. a mo." \ ,' \ half the time Involved in disposing Assn.'a Commission on Accredita­ " ^ Be n e f i t O F/Kw ALFOAT NO. Id* \ ' April. In Michigan, a touch-and-go time regletrars appears tb have / Backs Qniarleii Deaths of patients and gettlpg the infor­ tion of Hospitals. Affidavits from n u r s e a ' "Wra Assunda BroWn and daughter, Bol­ Elicnder, 00 the .other handy described as the''new evidemjc ui state politically, unemployment .gained favor with more Directors. ^ ■ Security — discussing the case mation on them recorded and tor- Eleven high -school students vol­ / ■ \ TO BE HELD AT THE \ was up from' 3.B per cent last ton; Mrs. Mkry Bahner and aon. said Die provision "should' help the case, , ^ Storrs; Mrg. Martha Bloodgood and The Item was pub on the agenda of Sidney Hatkln, Air Force Maiip Marchlsolti feed g r i^ prodVers this year and warded to the Information desk. unteered to serve aa ."tsaualttea'’ April to BJ per cent laat month. at Turklngton's request. aconomiat who was suspended 14 In today’s test,.patients Were ex- In the local hospital's drill.-They In opposing the reqlhst, counsel LEGIOr^ALL ON, UbNARO ST. . 'kqn, Someraet, Mass.; Barbsira i m m Mario MaHchiaotll Of Hartford, eventually cut pi^uction and gov­ for Mrx. Doherty said p x t Ellises Indiana, another pivotal state In two other matters relating tb months ago as a possible security .formerly of Manchester, died in amliied and dispatched for treat­ were'examined and "treated” by KUqmlk/ 15 Mount Nebo PI.; ernment cos' 18 doctors who,'serving in teams, currently sr# out o f. Die state Where many automobile suppliers Peter^ Lombardo, East Hartford; voting, the Board, will hold public risk,' Eisenhower expressed confi­ preston Monday. Ellender slHd nuhtteroua amend- ment ln.^35 minutes. ^ TUESDAY EVlNINO, MAY 15 AT S;00 have plants, showed a gain in un­ hearinga on the added appropria- dence that Secretary Of the Air The Manchester Memorisl Hos­ hurried to pre-assigned stations at evading a court order. Joan BMdyga. 78 Hill St.; Rdy Born in Italy, he had lived in menla propose^by ^rious Sena- Atty.' Zisman told the qpurt he employment from 3.7 par cent In Clapp, 14 Haynes S t; Gregory Uons of $500 for new voting ma- WATCH the 10:30 alert. The l,egloa^ould appVeelale your donatibn of gooi^ u tefn l Eoroa Quarles will ' handle the this area for about 25 years, and tori to tht.Housb.^blllVhave little pital drill was repeated in hospitals April laat yeer.Io 3.4 per cent last cKlnea and $500 for eleaions. ^ \ ''W.S.A. matter with justice. does not know where the '.^rook/ householiiMtemt, toys. etc. Dbn’t move. Ihoae exbeatsfuralomaga VBiis, Coventry. was employed aa a bartender.. ebance for approval," aiMlng that military spokesman said an Is­ line couple Is now-Hying. • - .. / month. DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. - Thit n«w appropriatjon fo r MX Eisenhower's comments came He leaves a son, Robert Mgrch, “I would noi be prbiie to put" In ISR.AEL OA18A RAID CITED from ode rorner of the attic tq another this spring. voting machlnee will bring to $1,- wlien a newamefi told him that raeli patrol opened Are for 10 Plepbe call the foilewiag phone Mimbers and pirk-up will be gr- Ellsworth Pierce,• 19 Johnson Ter.; and a siater, Mrs. John A. FlTslo, anything'thaLcbuld invite V veto." minutes on Arab villagers tllliag Best an egg yolk with a cx^ple Mfs. Alice Eldrtdge, 34 Union'PI.; 600 the amount approved to r the ' former Republican Sen. Harry P. both of Manchester.' Jerusalem, hflqr • (*V-rMoro MI A-T78I—8-4808 or 8-881A j / purpose. The original $9,000 is not WARDS Gniender. said he hoped tb keep CbUn. now a piember of the Sub- trouble w'»a reported today tji the their land rast 'o f Oasa. The of table spoons of milk; use as a Robert and Amy Mpngell, 56 Sea­ 'The funeral will be held at 10 th« committee in contlniioua\aes- glace for yeSat rolls.to malia them enough because the price, o f the yeraivo Activities Control Bosrd. o'clock tomoriow mpfhing at the Oman area along iKs Egyptian* spokesman said' the Egyptians Hospital ^otes man Circle: Raymond Bjorkmah, aibn until It completes work onVihe did not return Ihe Are. egtra special. 387 W. Center S t; Mm. Kathleen machines has risen, x had said in a s p ^ h a few days .Tohn B, Burke Fimeral Home, 87 bill, but that ap^ared optlnitsi Israeli frontier. An Egyptian .The $500 for election^ la needed m s ^ ago tubordihatea have kept E. Center St. Bunal will be In St. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Gibbe, IIB Drive B; MWel Arm- etrong, 10 Edgerton S t; Mrs. because the May 1 DeihocraUc the Prcaident in ignorance of what James' .Cemetery. Mrs. Floi Fforenca Robbi, 63 Holl St.; primary coat about $1,500 Instead goM on In the government secur­ ■/'x - Mrs. Elixabeth Vancouver, -.13 Anne Chennette, EIIington\ Mrs. Frtfnds may' call at the funeral '/ Annina Lepege and aon, 4071^ar- of about $1,000 aa origlnilly esti­ ity program. home after 7 o'clock tonight. Wedgewood .Dr.; Mrs. Muriel mated by election officials. Extras! ker St. • \ In crljictam of that program. Tile One itop Store lor Home Owners Davis, 33 Essex S t; WIlUam Pix The .Directors will also be asked • Gain mentioned thb Hatkin case as xom, 13 Kllbourn St.; Mra. Rose SAVE ‘20 ON WARDS HATURE-PACKED Put up a narrow stainless eiteel Nto consider raising the salary acale an axample of "bureaucratic ' / ' .^'2' Pequln, Olaatonbunr; Mrs. Doro­ oF Recreation Director James F. heartleaaaeas.’V ...... a , M,,,,, . . -----— ------thy Kietman, Marlborough; Eve­ reck (with hooke on It) In your kitchen. These recks ere niually Hm Ic. j The newsman said Cain had sent F u n e ^ ls lyn Nash, 124 White S t; Mies Otn#r matters, to be considered the Resident a copy of hii speech. Judith Fuller, Hmtford; Mlsi sold for mixing spoons, spatulas i : and so forth; but ap extra one are theXappointment .of a memWr 0 > Eisenhower said he hadn't Seen ^ .Annibale Roberfo MyrUe Br^ke. Greeh-^wn Con to the Fusion Board and the Pen­ ^ ‘the spee^ but wSa familis'r with velescent Home, RockIriUe: Ken- (with eight hooks on it) will be Tlie funeral,of Annibale'Roberto. line for hanging four graduated sion Trust *Vnd Trustee#, fixing a J the Hatkbi case. neth Ferguson. 51 Foster St. date for a phjbtlc hearing on pro­ Bpepking generally of the secur­ 113 Spencer St., was held^\St the / George Trudeil, 134 LakewooltOif- measuring cups and four gradu­ ■ 'j i i W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home^at 10 ated measuring spoons. If you like posed changes ip the town charter, ity Btogram. Elsenhower said qo cle; John Kupchunor, R and the renovation of school build­ one.would say it la working per- o'clock this mornlpg. The Rev. . Rockville: Mrs. PhylUs M. Spervy, have two seta o f the cupe and HR Joseph Farrifll of the ChurchX^f s on hand, you can hang both ings In Educational Square. ' fegtiy. But he added that great WARDS 60 Legion Rd.; Ely Segal, 130 As Water ComnM#aloners, the the Assumption officiated stkI ogreaa has been made, and said ElixalHith Dr.; Leland Wood, 2S n the hooks of the rack. e administration' is determined read the committal aeivice at the , S-' that it will work In the best Inter-grave, in St. Jame^ Cerhetery. X The bfcai era, all members of the m / aat of the cdu,ntry. ' / ■ / ' Door Open to Brownell Italian American Club, included Told that Otib had colled pn him Emilio Brochetto. Pasquale (SJier- .AlI'*'Out Beauty and Brilliance THETF^BHiER’S ON. THE BOTTOM WliERE IT to Intervene personally in the han­ lone, Angelo VercelU, Gelsto Ctmi- A dling of the-aecurity program, the nao, Renato Clminao and Pasquale 7' President said the entire matter Bucclno. BELONOS IN WARDS TRU-COLD COMBINATION is brought before him pgriodically Last night: members of the club,. Atty. Gen. Brownell, he added, la ■ led' • by .‘‘. President' John Andislo. -'“'•'.y ...... the man directly reiponsible for -called at.Oie funeral-home in—a ^‘l"' ' Ml"' ' - uA-o-xf operation of the pfq^am. His door. b ^ y tb pay respeeU. tReAeuW i CHisT RIftULAR 40f.fl ■ / s - ' Yhu fa y No Money D^wn on Wards Home ImprwtirtiiA Mim T DIAMONP . . .What niake.7 1'^ ;V r-'^ 14.7 ciS^C|44ST

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY $,1966 i' Section Two WEDNESDAY, MAY 9,1968 iHanrlfpBtpr lEitraUts IroraUi WEDNESDAY, MJ^Y 9, 1966 PAGE SIXTEEN' Pages IT io 32' look at the high school's 63 years Rumig'a parents, Mr, and Mra.- ten ware traatad for ameka polt- spent at Educational Square. Seven Falalities Arfthony Rumlg,Tha- grandnjolhar o n in g .'' Throw Ihaai was away at' the time. The grand­ Daad-wera Philip, (12, Androclea," DONT Aw6y 1956 Somanhh BidiFarewell The 120-page, hansomely bound, 10. and Pranees, 4. Mother of Year Meet* Mamie Summer Fashions Sunday, May 13 i6 Toil in Canada, father Was on the, bank of a I aka Still piealy of wear left Iq HoldingPair green-covered book, la, dedicated 000 yar^s. from the house and was Roblnaon a reataurant hare ehoea wbka braoght kata Mr School Lunch Programs Beneficial To Educatianal Square Home to Manchester’s only two aupqrln- the first to S4e the bine. . and ia also an amployc of the L«ng expert relMirlaf. Feature m Show New lfork Fires \ "I got a small fire extinguisher," tendeqta of .schools, Fred A.' Ver- Island Railroad/ • WORK done; w ip u s On Counts of planck, "who unselfishly served ..? said, the elder Rumlg, "but that cause of the flrawas not known. The •xcluatva ahowing ny Ooret A ke.. with By THE,ASSOCIATED PHEM didn^t help, /t ran to a neighbor's TOC WAIT I * j W o t K e V s Somanhi* for 1M6 — the IMti^ieompletion on Middle the high school" from 1803 to .. --—— . , Ouaials framM "a deaign Ms*tm-- Mancheiter Hi|rh School claaebook j the preeent high facilities 1033, and to Arthur H. Illlng, Ver- 'Two fires In New^ork and houst to tklkphqne the Waterloo To Children in Many Unseen Ways \ Pool Selling high school h 'N. mer living," a fashion skow that will come out of the bulldingi turned over to Ju: planck's "efficient and inspiring Cankda brought death IMt night Fire Depa -tment’.'"'.. Mary While Qhest SAM YULYES\ at Elducational Square tvaa la> | itudenti. / successor." i» , 'When firemetuarrived the house SHOE REPADHNO Two mart arraata were mad* aored.by the Mancheiter Worn* / D a y " ' / Bued thie week with A amall editor- Somanhii. Vdl. XLI, takea note and today to a young methbr and a >. , By ROBERT. W. SHAW Republican Club at - tha tVaddaft- In word sketches and old photo­ total of sbe ehLidren. \ was a piass,.of flarhes. The bodies At Bridal Shower ' OP THE RETTER r in d yestarday on rhargea of pool sell-1 laMUlnp ill lU throat. of thla fact<^ In addition to re- graphs, 3omanhis stirs up memo­ qf-Mrs. Rumic and two children Ibducatlohal theorists watch when School last nlghL ' ■ itm tm btr h«r with • Next year, Manchester H 1 g h j counting;/Ih picture! and word*. In Waterloo, Ont., the moRier \ IS Maple S t—Aerasa Proas ing as a result of raids made Fri­ Casual and dreuy waar featur­ ries of personalities'and acUvlllfs and her thyee' children burned\to\io were found huddled ,iear an up-' Flrkt National ParMag Lat Johniy or Jane eat their/kchool School will he housed in the hand-1 the stoty of the 1956 graduating Btaira bedrbom window. The body Miss Mary White, 22 Hollikter lunches. day on ausperted. bookie establish­ ing news .in prints, mixes. and "that were Important to pastgnidU- death last night in a fire that swsl Hertford, SolimMe Motors and dropped him arrested May 29 for speeding. >Uft nil o V SIN C E , M A COMES FIRST WITH M A r i o w ’s- Street that hgve been the home pch as an inatitullon. - ' charged last Friday with pool sel­ there ^ take another fare home. Manchester High School for the jiportance of the flrst aspect is ling. requested the bill to detail When Hapi^eny returned to Soli- / JOINS YAIJC BTAM-’ <.»ASOllN( RANGE & FOEL OIL _past 63 years. — N ■ . , shovx hy these facts: the charges .against his .client. mehe Morara- l^ altie stated K* last New Haven, May 9 (J)—Yale an \ ' The 'Nlunchea Johnny and Jang Judge Wesley C. "Gryk referred his wkllet.Vnie'two men reported "In retrospect, with many happy V- ' nounced today the apprintment of memories of our own, and those af ,buy eachday provide one-third of* GrooberUto F^secutor FltzGeraid. the lost -^'sHet to. police who ar­ Dr. Isao HIrata Jr. as phyaician the/ m uy - generatiOna .preceding »elr (Hdly food ■ needs. Lunches Four -Similar bills were r,equest* rested BeatU' for the unlverMiy footbaU team. BANTLY OIL us,'’ the editors add, "we have en­ •kryed dqrttag the achaol year's ed by Atty. Jay E. Rublnow th The.wallet li'as later found, and I ' . 1.( 1. Simultaneously loading up on nouriahment and learning the .1 graces are John Goddard. Doro- Dr. HIrata, a native of New Haven The B O U N D OIL CO, deavored to assemble some high­ 180-odddd days^.Representr .present one-tixin Lvnette Dauphin and Lonene Hemmann. third-graders^ the Northeast' School, Vemonj. The court-Monday. Rublnow Is repre-|‘.Happeri'y told \ the court- this and a graduate of the Yale Medical on her of all ^Uiey wilreat In a j /. lights of those fruitful yeanrgone ■■ :■ ‘ ■ " ii pianned for: Department of Education holds that these chjjdren.. benefit______much mentally—in terms of social lenting James Duffy of 90, Cam-i'timrnihg that heXdId not believe Schobl (1946) as was hla father ■\; by. With the prospect of another ll '-1 'A- d , SMool lunches, pi training-/from the achool lunch as they do physically The .... pl^VBlcal benefit in thla case comes from bridge .St.;>"’.7ohn J. Mullln, -. 18, [B n ttle was intoxiMted.’ . (1912), currently-la clinieal Inatruc. Til Mil. I:. II 0 .I'.vs lional/balAnee., by dieticians< bread, fnilt and ice'cream. Willism St,: Jean |Calavecchio,114 j Judge Gryk ordei^d Beattie to tor In surgery at the Medical Gal. era, enriched by a new and beauti­ coat lela t e t h e olX-atrie n aifk ^ ' potatoea. peSa. ahoe-atrlng carrots, M i i IN HOUSE LOTS $6.45 ful high school plant situated on to d e lig h t If Eldridgr St.; and Mrs. Anna J. i pay the 8‘24 fine by Ay 19 when: School and asaUting surgeon iii the Til ROrKVH I r S ,1 7/ day! lunch carried frpm hbme. This l.s ' Miner, 37 Haynes St. ■’ Beattie admitted he E. Middle Tpke., we have been did not have Department of University Hesltb, made possible by j^ ern m e n tr moms are set up and Jh the way Education theory *jF'to social and adventur?" can be conjprirjd up In enough money on his person. ' ; stimulated to delve briefly Into the ■ ;'XX" related aklllii. /•' the lunchroom. i \ donated foods and'.federal\aid,id'.federal not clflldren are served, Bernard M. Co.stello, • 29, v of i —— — — ———— ————— psst activlUes at Manchester High to mention careful ^planning by But In every cMe. the physical Each motion a student goes Tlie demand that hands be washed C. J. MORRISON/ School," > . Soutli Coventry, was flnecf 824 for Kitchen staffs, usually ^u.»de^up of circumstancca aiVmade to fit With throng—^from pasdng for hla i and that' dishes be returned to /reckless driving. Costello w as ar- PAINT and WALLPAPER COMPANY volunteer mothers. / a full awareneap of the p<^saibill- lunch to placing emptied dishes [their rseks Instills disripilne, and Gourt Cases ' rested April 28 on V f Center St. on stir prepared grated horseradlah A LOVELY/DRESS^ State Dep'artment of EoHration ties of social training. 1110 opqr- on a rack ^ls intended to train 'also gives s "Isb lesson" in .per- ] the complaint of a motpri.st that UKtimERl’m t l m 386 CENTER STREET-rTEL. MI 9-9713 into canned applesauce to make a him In some way. sonal hygiene. ^ afficinla aay parents who 'claim - atlons, as described b.v Graff, fol- 1 Costello's car nearly drove him off. quick aidediah for smoked boiled Colorful 'Thia' tralning, In relation to the Dining and conversing with' ciifton O. Beattie, 36, of 20 this easy way to sow HI WE GIVE Z yK GREEN STAMPS \ . J the.v can. pack a Ipnch at le.sa p-ost low; the road. Costello told the court tongue or baked ham.'- ' / , -/ /FROM MARLOW’S^ than a hot achool lunch are .«hori> In Andover Elementary- School, lunptf, can begin in the classroom tablemales trains the child in the |^Duiant St., was fined 8'24 for oper- he had been Working'-on his car changing thetr children nutrition-\hildren lerve themselves cafe- \yKh lectures on elementar.v lui-. social graces.. It hts teacher nr an Sting a motor vehicle without a 11 and WM teaUpg iil at the time of CtOVeX* — top qutlitp Uwo n e ^ o p a e p ^ i*lly. • , ria-atvle, and each grade eats aa older ktudent is one of the table- cense by Judge Wesley C. Gryk in his arrest. Mhrlow’a ha.s one of the largeat selection of importance of the second aspect tth 'ila teacher preaen'L A study can be made as to menu, the child will learn to get Clovtr aa«d bt*n4*d into *o dresses to be found. And what’s more, there'is' Town Court this moining. Ronald Casslle, 19, of New B rit­ — financial — is shown by these .seat between six and ei^h't where 'certain foods, are grown, along with adults not Assoedated Beattle/was found not guilty of ain. was fined 815 for Illegally ca'rrUr tot Msicf' iowin^^^bttttt quality at a modest price in all our styles.. figures; Students how they are har\-ested, and wijere with his family. evading a taxi faie and intoxica-1; (.roafing an esplanade on Rt. 15 nyloiij tricot / .School lunch prograrus ,ln_Con-j._Olde/ children are assigned pfi marketed. - Periodic serving of the favorite ; ' bicfiding of Q om in tM uiwn. meals. of foreign counti'les gives ’ Aprir29..Ca.sstle told fhe court he Since 1911 Comes pecticut have developed in 10 years ;'a r o ttin g basis to act aV'hoat or Altar such studies, a student He was charged with the motor was traveling east and could not ' ■ I % Into a non-profit business .hand- hoateiisea for vOunger pupila, some- becomes* "alert and enthusiastic" the student a firsthand les. —^ 9Sc - |I . I S 1/ - Ing 65.000 meals. . ' ' 'ubi«* In the absehce of teachers. He may 'recognize a variety of 'lunch is a practical application uf We Suggest First With MArlows arithmetic. , /. __ tqicicatipn chargea were madA bound lane. And the last aspect, social, can i i method encVirages Uble vegetable , or meat of -' which'.^e agiiinsl him -last Monday.- - ESrl C. Whitmore, 48;: of Honth be aeen In the strict attention paid converaaUon. especially, with the knows the nutritional components Acconling to the'' State. Depart­ b y oV market history. ment of F.diicatlon,' Johnny and ■ Taxi driver Francia J. Happenv Lon iderry. Vt., w'as fined 8V5 to lunchroom procedures by -edu- feachey, who emerges lh.,thl8 so- of 221 Schoo.L St. told the court for intoxication. BUSK HARDWARE CO. - catora In the elementary. achoola .context sa a "family^ mem- .Or he ma.v be served—and learn Jatie grow m entaH y/as well as 798 MAIN ST. -X 'V', ./' ' MANCimnmi uiyder the aupervialon of G e o r g e /•> to like—a type of food never physically, by rating their school. I he picked BeSttle up at the Ar- A fprfelture of a tSfi bond was 1 1 / -j ,Craff, ,'rural superintendent o f ' jJ, Bolton, Elcmehtai'v ScftqW,' aerved in his home. A "spirit of ' lunches. I mdry Tavern on Main St. late ordCf^Y^i ‘^*se of Philip f i ichools. ' , /.! younger students do not serve p . - /The programs In the schools/of, but are aerved a t their f [\ 'Bolton, Andover. Columbia, Sqm- tables by the'older pupils. Food Is- Ir / / ’ era, Tolland and Ashford cVffer served in tureen didhes. with the n i physically—in the way luhch- students at table helping theny' J TU selves. ; In Columbia th* method Isi THE SMAftTEST similar to that of Andover’s except-! NOW that Junchroont tables are larger. MOTHERS IN An entire grade can become a. THE WORLD Decortittve "family at table" In Columbia. CARRY OUR ^ fL -.- 'Also sliinllar to A.ndover'S ,1s the EVERYONE Tolland system, except that stu­ dents sSy Grace in their class­ w Modern W ay to rooms :^J>iefdre leaving for the UGHTn... WOHEIt.,. HNElt UKIS S a m s o n i THROW PILLOWS CAN JOIN cafeteria. In other schooliL Grace Ja (usually said at the lunch table.; 'VjE'uptls'r serve thendsdives , cafe- COVER O liiv Of moHld«d feoiti lotax, wim a xippifr terhy-style In Somera. with teach-, era sefthg as hosts and hostesses.! K a t b o x eov«r th a t is wotkisM*- CMS In . Arijford. lack of lunchroom^ spade ha.suwt prevented the e.stsb-' lishment or k hot lunch pdogram •esMicTicutNiaiut i I s u k i. im«. \ and efforts of'its administrators to' AUTOMATIC . stress social training. Ashford Students transpori MIXMASYER In: oil* typ«6 of fabrics, meals on dish trucks front the HO ■ \ Youll be all aglow when you kitchen .Into their clsittrooms aifdsi eat at their classroom desks. 14"x14" knif* 6fdg« see this charming collection of Regular cafett^ia procedures are Exclusive larger BOWL-FIT gaily-colored nylon lovelies,. observed, w ith Wenty of .‘itablp beaters for higher, tighter, 13”x17" oMoii9 •t- talfeV. E.rch studeht Is respoh^ble Truly masieripieces for ybur^ for jiringinp his dishes and tray tuos fimr-iexiured okliM,'' Bulber 14" diomattr round box selection. ' k to the" di.sh triteks after meala are ’\m**b*d pocatoe*. Mixmaiter MATERNITY DRESSES ovpr. KUO puts extra dcliciousnets, cxizj;k 14"x14" squdrt box. Slip in White, Pink, Cham­ Illustrated i.« ju.st one of many lovel.v/ di-e.s.scs e and SPORTSWEAR On. ’^host and hosleas’'* basis, j the older students ' uWtslIy serve ' HO ' . euccess into cooking and bak­ (4 inchts high) pagne, Navy, Blue, Flame,' we have in .stoch for Mother. v the younger and are responsible Black and Honey Beige. , ^ for transporting the .triicks. ing. Mixes, naihct, wbipi,' M sail N OUTLET Soelal and Related 8^111* beats, iiirs, blende, foldi, ■/ Sizes, 32 to ,4?. ^ V \ 505 'E. Middle Turaplke :\ The procedures followed/b.v *11 COLORS: ‘ Open Dally 9 A.M. to 9 P.5I. the.se programs are based on high­ * Juices, etc Extra sizes 44 to 4g. |'ji> '^'g. BEAUTYLIN ly developed Stale Department of uo ^ "T o w n and t’ottage" fabric in lio-iron, crea.se % ?■ X bREEN TURQUOISE resiatant, Washable cotton. ' ■' Half-slip in White, Pink, Cham­ GOLD pagne, Navy, Blue, Flame, GRAY Bla(Tk and Honey Beige. Small, . ■ '[ ^ N L Y - ■ " C H A R C O A L medium and large. - RED MARtOW’S M oth Clinic Extra sizes $2.98. Krzes 14' -i to 22L>. ColoA: Brow n, Aqua, NaVy. MEUON ./ BROWN ' • no work! PINK \ You M« it gracing NYLON HOSIERY o YB e r d r e s s e s , b y SOc-WEEKLY r th* urrjw of A()i#rieo'i^ , DAYTIME snd EVENING SMI;;EnS X»*' ’ " ' ’• ' • , , • " imiqHaif-laoliing O n ly a ALL STYLE HEEIJ? , . ..,V" a SEAMLESS s t y l e s . ' - i ANNt GARSON ...... “EX-RkY” VAPOR’ woman. |t'i truly moflarn ^ „ a KNEE-HI, . ' ...... 5.98 f * luggage.,.nqw ort-!' a Fa m o u s BnA-Nos ' , • t i f S o -a-ALL SIZES f r o m ^ 9 ^ - - , - , - - - B E A Y O U N G • *•***. 5*9B NAN8U FOI eio sm ' round thepe k**p4 U from . $0.98 Rcfillable. Girts rolling owoy when you ^ A R T SETTER'...... 4,39-5.98 complete moth pruection 8.** Ml il,down.l^ri^h"bttter- L IN G E R IE - ' ' V KAY VyiNDSOR COTTONS ...... 8.98 ^f■Rr^’^W»8E!S3 thon-l#alh#r''fini»h#» a SLIPS. PA.IAMAS, UNDERWEAR f s fc llo NAN8II a RAYO.N or .NVLO.N • — HOUSE DRESSES ...... , .*^From 2.98 wipe clean with a domp W a NIGHT WEAR IN PLISSE, RAYON orNYLON ra t IMIIKNT BASS $.»» cloth....big balloon pockett hold more than you'd over . AFTERNOON DRESSES ,.. . From 4.39 ex trusive Micro-TWIN Heod Jbelieve. In your choice of chic cover girl colon to match the H A N D B A G S ' . ' CRV8TAU ■ re»t of your Somionite; Soddle Ton, Colorado Brown, dk b e t t e r DRESSES-...... From 6.98 Large cryMslt for ir S MARLOWE FOR a AU, TYPES OK FABRICS and PLASTICS 1 . CloMt Hanger. Small Bermuda Green,.Admiral Slue, and Rowhide Finish. crystali for chests a FROM $ 1 . 0 0 . , ' snd drasven Also Chiffon Voiles, Nylons fo r (0SeHm (SSiSSim dise dvaHcMei Ha.d Wardraba . . m j» REST-IN BED PILLOWS end Acetate 1 lb. ran $ .0 9 * Thii tide ihoving Iggt DAM4NV DDDfiOIGL AWI^MATIC ^ JEWELRY BOXES, UMBRELLAS, ' 2 1 } lb. can'8 1 .•«: ' e.rieMi O'NUe'V. tif so Train, CaM.,. . . 117.50 ildool fer.tho shutrin or ehronleoNy HI. plus many others. 5 lb. can #*.** dost, cl*on, tmeefh f O A f im raicouioR UdiM'WarCreb* . tu.oo Sujlman CaM . * « . 427 SO ™ HANKIES, SLIPPERS, etc. ,> 110 lb. ran 88.4* ...... ^ {.rngf Crytisit •mtf Udias' O’Nka toe** tirso Hane-ll-AII Caw . . SIS OO iMt Im io9 Mi«9t All 0fit4t plw ta. t o f t O n lAtlETS ■mUc peritlsttr 12 Begleti The other side for underarms smds. let k let for use in chests ill Urn fliM. VISIT OUR WONDERFUL HOUSEWARE DEPT. S IN C E 1 9 1 1 , M A COMES FIRST WITH M A r l o w ’s - 5 ' snddrawert $.8* FOR HUNDREDS OF GIFT IDEAS FOR MOTHER- GARMENT BAGS :■> ' From 9 8 c Easy Budget a - A C /u iT ^ P U n (ir m i Terms Arranged Msseentf teisetf | f7 7 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER i W . • • FOR EVERYTHING SINCE 1911 - EVERYTHING FOR MOTHER I . \ ’A 'V. . . ■ ■ -> V . ■ / .- V; / . ' «vmvrrk.T/^trE

OoveU.^'KatlMrtna Dararin, Roy 1.900 whlU and red pine trees. 900 ruled ha waa entitled to a h ew llf^ L -A - walklng should not arrive at Shelton, daughter of Mrs. B. Q. sprtog a)l' right, avsn If it haa A n d o te r ' • Darwin 3r., Kathlaan Donahue, mulUflora rosea and aeveial hun­ EttinKttin triaL becaue# hla lawyer wraant IS.— SR school until 8:13 a.m. Lord of Hebron, returned Monday biton alow coming: Forsythta la Nancy Hudak, Alan Hutchfnaon, dred ehruba recently on acreage allowed to'aak-proapectiva Jurors V J.. Robert Schuyler, who can .•Torn a trip to Cleveland, Ohio, dalrly ablase everywhere. Daffo-^ Owmed by the Sportamfn'e Club. SkywAtch Schedul^ where she rtsited her son-in-la*^ dlla Jonquils.: shrubs of various PERSONAL HEARING SERVICE dla Janainga, Siaginde Klein.. J ^ r v i C e about racial ■ prejudhw. Parents Warned ^ take any old odds and ends and. Scholarship Plan. Also Michael Mlnelga. Michael ■- The planting waa supervised by Higgs, is accused of entering construct something useful' and and daughter, Mr., and .Mrs. Alex­ kinds are. in blOom or budded. The o r MANCHESTER ' ■>. Joseph dirter. It Is part of a con­ ander Melsnik. It was a q«rt of little Dutchman^ breeches plant Mary Mllobeh. Margaref I Tburaday, May 10. Mrs. Barker's .bedroom while her; On Bicycle Use often beaullfui out o f ^the'm. Is Under PTA Study Daniel NiBiolaon, Keren servation program that^^ haa been Set for Sunday husband waA on a buslnees trip in ,now engaged in making' a shep­ fam ily' reunion, aa., „h ey other Is in blossom on the grounds of the Hoorinig AM s . . , lottoriM , . . Cords carried out by the blub over a 3- Midnight—3 a-m. Rtidolpn Thor.as herd's crook for use in St. Reter's daughter. Mrs. Donald Iliglis, wife Pendleton place,, set out 'mqny 'Oatby^Arthur Palmer, Avle Palm­ Volunteers Needed Canada, an^ attaoking her. year period. ' 2 a.m.-rd a.m. ;v. Bllihgton, MAy .(Sfieclal) . — Hebron, May 9 "I Special 1--Rich­ Episcopal Church Chrlatnias do­ of fhefRev. Mr. InglfA,*and chil­ years ago by the late Dr. C. H. Aadovw. May f (Spwlia)—Th^ er. R o W Phelpe. Jayne Relclgh, Vdonieers Needed - S A 14-page statemept police said Rtpoirs . . Custom Eor-moMt P T A CxaeutiTa Board haa appoint- Peter mleigh, Karleen Taylor, * Boye Initiated 4 a.m.—8 a.m. ♦ SundAy at 10:45 a.m. the final Higgs made after hie arreet was ard b. Gale, Elementary School ings. ' > dren. Came to be with the group Pendleton. H 1s a d era te, tiny Peter and PhUlp . DeWoniiourt. 8 a.m.—3 a.m.. Jean Marcel, Ronald Gambolatl fam ily service of the season will principal has iaauccl the following from another, part of the state. flower, Mp»ite ' its .somewha ad Mra. Dorii B. Chambarlaln. Carol Uraln. Mary Walah, Nelacn Clifford Fisher, Philip McGehtn admitted as evidence over defense ' He Is using as a pattern to go W am tr and^luaan Wrebilnakl. Bear Swamp Rd., were initialed '8 a.m.— 10 a m. , bo held at the Congregational protest. In it Higgs says that ultimatum to parents regarding by. a real old Hebron antique, an Mra, Oiampe qnd her husband, the coarse aoiinding name. PHONE Ml 9-5281 principal o f tho Eluncntary 10 a.m.— 12 Noon Betty Fivosinsky, Helen Shepard bicycle regulations to' be observed Rev.'H. e. Otampe, now have five Beboel, a# chairAan of a commtt- libnuiMM into the Order of Lads at a.rec«t Church in connection with Moth- he was home on leave from the item left from the Odd Fellows mweting of the Order of Sir Gala- Noon—2 p.m. . . . Volnateers Needed by school pupitA: *‘ - grandrhl^n,■S. who were all at the Wanchfaler Rrenlng nertod He- taa to inveaUpata tha poaaibiUty Volunteer librarlana who will Mra Harold Lord, Oliva Oiartiar ar’a Day. The Rev. Kenneth John- Army, and visiting his wife, Mrs. organisation, which waa In being FOR DELIVERY SERVICE and HOME AFFOIW- had of St. Peter's Episcopal 3 p.m.—4 p.m. . Aon, pastor, wdll officiate and deliv­ "The school has a definite re- here so many years ago that no­ get-tog^her. * roirenp«MidMit. MIsA Susan e f aatabUahlnK a adtolarahip for serve in the achtel library diinng James Horgan Barker's maid. Church, Hebron. A p.m.-r8 p.m...... er a special sermon entitled. *‘And aponsibillty in the safety of yo»ir body remembeni when. , MENTS— for •xdminotions and Rttingt. Andover' atudenta who will attend the month of hwy include Mrs. Lucy Burke' The atatement sayi that he saw Flowers In Bloom | Pendleton, telepttqne/ACad'emy «V m .—8 p.m. • They Lived Happily Ever After.;' child aa he or she travels back and The crook |yirt Is mao godparents.* ^ gram of -Worship and refresh­ threatened and choked her. fine drawing card. ments. direction I am presenting the fo}- Fire EsHegtilshed I^eod 8al« Suooeaaful Brown, Mrs. Raymond P. Ho'^le lowing regulations. These have With a profit.of S}36.«4 from .Mra. John D. Igarka and M Manchester Eyenlng Herald .An­ Nursing, wrlll be a candidate for Tha Senior Youth Fellowship ^The local Fire 'Department was Top ^iirae Runs Afain ' been explained to the children and | the food aale conducted recently, Walter F^ Montie Sr. dover roirespondent. Mra. Paul reelectlon aa presldant ef tha wrlll meet at 7 p.m. for a worship ra ll^ o u t Saturday at about noon Pfanstiehl, telephoae Pilgrim service and refreshments. New Record Set now I w a n t y insure the fact that i charge of a situation at the Grade 8 claaa haa now ralaed To Becehw. Communion American Nuraea* Aaan. at the 1-8838. Hartford. May 9 (A»r—The Con­ yop have been made aware of I Hammond'S place on 870J for- tha NaW York m p Ten AndoVei* children will re­ necticut-State Nursea' Aasn. aaid 40th ^lational convention. them., I aleo enlist yoirr aid in ap-1 which beclna on Monday morning. ceive their first Holy Communion Maacbeator Evealag Herald On Chilly today that Mias Agnes. Ohlsbn, The convention will be held In , The claaa, through Ita teacher. at St. Columba'a Church in Colum­ buckwh'ekt crops dropped Blllagtoa eerreapoBdeat, Mra. O. F. praising 4he u.^efulness of these. Hammohd\had been working million bushels in APOO to chief examiner of the Connecticut Chicago May 14-19; and Connac Berr, tele|Aoae, TRemoat 8-9818. Mra. Haixel Floyd, would like to bia on Sunday morning at the 8:30 ticut will 4end 32 delegates. Wlndaor Lobks. May 9 The . I ll U rH o use on the roof, thank all thoee who aupported the Mass. bushels in 1955.'’ ' • State Board of Examiners for tempera'lurb dropped to 28.7 de­ grees *t 8:30 Am. today at the leave the schoolyard until-the first The hook And laddAc boys soon put aale whl5h waa the atudenta' final They' art RuasrVl Billings, group 'of buses hsve .left the ysrd. U.S. Westhef Bureau here, break­ an'end to the trouble and very attempt "to meet'their budget. Charlea Donnelly. \A1an' Dunnack,^ 2. Pupils will ride -On the right To Opoh A Choickiiig Account! . Oraage Program Linda Gasper, Gregory Hudak,' State Rests Case ing the record low lor the date. slight damage resulted, mostly The previous coldest May 9 In side of thq road., Mother'a Day waa the theme of Heidi Jubm’aty, Mabreen' Pafo, 3. No' pupil will ride anyone on caused by smoke. o In Assapff Triail the 51-yesr history of the Bureau Returns from Ohio * a program preaented at the Mon­ Gall Remeach. Stephen\WrObUn- CHILD REN a bicycle. Checks iw Convenient! occurred In I'tBO when a mark of day night meeting of the Andover aki, Stephen Snigg. 4. Pupils will ride In a single line Mrs. HowArd p: Charapq . of Bridgeport, -:3Ma'y 9 tgh —^The 32,3 waa reached. Grange. Scouts Treated SHOP, Inc. on, the highway, Mra. Anwrence Sheehan and hef Andover ScoutJr were rer’ ANDERSON'S State yesterday rested ita ease in northwestern Connecticut, hecks Are Safe! against a Negro handyman,.-bolng the State* Police barracks at 5. Before .a pupil may .ridb. his ehUdran,/Kathy and Dehnla. were" Iteated to a "taffy party" by 103 ond 307 EAST CENTER ST.— (SHOPPING CtNTER) or her blc.vcle to achool bofh | tried fqr the second time on a Litchfield reported a low of 22. faaturad/ln a tableaux aa a aong. jiuiMii (3iuae, Rt. 8. parent and pupil must have. signML| ' Treca Planlod charge' of raping a 38-year-oId and the reading at the Canaan Are Efficient! rMother." araa aung by Roland a copy of the rdgulstlons pertain- j Kxpioitor, Scouts of Andover Whitt won^. .baf-racks was 23. Is Your iHsaraRM p'AauMjU’, aceompanlM by Mra. Inyites^ou To SEE! I .Jamea jHtggs, 29, of Stamford, Ing to bi^'cles.f These signatures fehn Shepherd. Troop.'134' assisted in planting Indicate ^ i i t both are aware of the | > Tha program aleo fa a ^ e d read- OHr lorg* ossortm M t o f slioclu, shim , haa been^conricted once of raping' DYNAMIC? Mrs. Robert B. Barker, wife of a | fp'orlefrt Jofit l/Aff' regulations. . toga by Mra. Walter bP. Mmitl.e Visit arntrlnspect 8. Any ptipll failing' to obser\'e td^urer, and Mra. Ehwood ■•n iiu ^. dun^orfiM. in dt cslori ■ ,Stamford economist and mother of I four, In her home three and a.h alf; Britain, May * ^ ^*P’ these .regulations will not be al­ H not, col N. . Mmboh; tap daneea by Kathy d se shiits, U 0MM8. iockt, o^peptAsr ^ I resentatlve^ for the United Auto lowed to ride his'or her'bicycle to X Shebhan; and aonga by Roland O u rC o m ^ e ie pricM.' / . ■. . He WM sentenced to 12 to 1« W 6rke^ anponneed yesterday that school for a length of time in LEE M. SiLVERSTEIN Thursday Evening 6-8 D'Ambur. in prison, but early this. the 578 workers at the North keeping with the Infraction of the y ' Mra. Howard Staalay and Mra. which makes hard regulations. ' * ^ Harmon O o ^ a n a iwrvad on tha year, while he waS'serving his; Judd Mfg. Co,. Line O f term, the State Supreme Court i ware, had voted to join the UAW 7. Children riding bicycles or tefraahannt committae. Miaa Vara Stanlay will ba in o bMWtiful display o f MiniiifM’ drMSM I.' . .Muiga o f tho program. "Birda. in oN ftyiM and snot to 14 Baaa and Tlowara," for tho maet- FIRST NATIONAL BANK Injt May gl. She hae requbated Summer that all thoaa attcndlnjg bring SEE! MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION afther a amall plant or a ^ c k a t of swim suits, infants* w tor, hots, bon- - oaede to exchange.- OF MANCHESTEt swem nots, pofamos. slips, ate. ’ New 4-H Oub Metnbers .'■I ^-^y-7^-'"^~*Mweaa ralaooail-by-tto -ToHandj " ' \ County . Xktenaion Service and ^ ib Y S ond GIRLS Farm Bureau indicate that Andov- S ^ ! / ar's enrollment comprlaea approxl Th r o u g h a g e 12 y e a r s o u r Id r9« variaty o f^ lft ittms. mately 10 per cent o f the entire Tolland County'4-H club mombbr- SEE! ' •hlp. laclndas lastallatlon, ploa Plftoen beya and 90 girla are en. lays' ord girls' P.P's ( snookors). Trtdt Onaraatoad ter 1 yaar. rolled to the local 4-H Chiba. Ih e \ your yoiHigll^r to p poir for worm Obunty total la 108 boya and 46T OAU. «FBTE” WILSON gtrla. ^ V*:: .\wtoHior cydfoiT. , U W N e iA GARDI Tho county office ha4 r^coived M l f-S4S0 \ AMPU PARKING ■!&'/ mrollment carda tbcently' from V F O R A U Prancea Barton, Bayerly BrAmhall, Servlee Calls \ HELEN J. ANDERSON, Mgr. gayaa CaJfcini, Richard . Clough Day er Night $2.95 Bally Clough, Leirry Covall, William

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SU IIH I TIRED so FOOT piAsne^ 7 HOSE BARROW SALE / ■'1 Exclusive in PRICE apmse Solid Brass (VupHniri ' . y' * X s A U ' 9$ 0 ^ . 9 8 HOSE NOZZLE . ^^^''aale.^Ue 7 9 c i< A fullll\Mse8. rugged ell steel WheetlH,r*w.nilbArten' with—.... . semi- A paenmatte yubber wdfwL /SALE $ ‘^ ,6 9 ■ iK P R I^ R ^ ECLIPSE POWER Prieo $4.39 Rugged, dependable MOWERS built to^ntand^kn**. Briggs-Stratlon powered. They’re the ‘TadlllaC'’! of / ^.■£ Vs power mowers for the man who wants lifetitoe stamhm. HEDGE SHEAR SPECIAL >*‘ S I** « RorgHY Typos From W' '' / o u t d o o r ^ % y"' '/ • • l i BARBECUE ORILLS MsistoM<^‘<;v.v-N 17'*-19"-2f" Rool Typos From *■^^9 . 9 8 Heavy ga^^steel hurnef with stain-/ Hi F t WASHES.eeTHtH DRIES less steel grm,'/ IN ONE UNIT>4. mm Rog.>rico $13.95 / r-i m S T PUSH A BUffOMi 1 8 " t o 3 2 ' ■/ . /.'5 ONION SETS WHITE or %EI.LOW—Lb. IN LOOK lit the A >/ff BDit SEEB fbTATOES r r ^ f t i S s^^yeu savei AStARABUS ROOIS rk.. r,» SliS / I a y e a FLOWER ' I m • t w I GUDIOUBULBI NowiEASY Cbrnbinotion fakoR vp 8I0RDER FENCE i. '.V" ^y^SecAuredLAUiAu^ lO JM iiiiitd Largo S i^ □ W elVy^stvaniittfa iMig Bfe lo u thou-holf (ft*t only 2 7 " wfdo) ■ 'V' t. wire*. Twsr heights. \ A a b - J . tho spoco you'd nood fo r' ' F k g . 18" PeVFtw 1 3 c A, T. o soporato woshor ond dryor o f 10 FERTILIZERS itf P e r il. 16c : Per Hd. ix a u fiv t m r giant iNO UNTI NO SflAMt NO lono Mool . V ... $ 4 .9 5 U K in an a lly iMaaible cab^ VINTWW1 YoO nev* Nne to r ’■< . . , Sfioop Monuro ... $4.75 GARDEN T ^LS ine^ gives you new and dif- dean eat .a UnMnip... all ..1-.. Fomianurd . ,... $ 4 .7 5 ' ferent "Deep Well ” launder- "lin t la ac r a i i d off dpOiaa itanjlMM) Rake.s ... .ffOih $1,59 Turnnuildor by aid i— uead automatically. inf- S c o t t ...... '.. . $7.55. Steel (iarden Rakes .. i.S2.25 - ' "'/ V ig o r o ...... $5.7.5 USES ItSS WATtR, LIS8 COMBINATION WASHER-DRYER^SEE IT, TODAY! Traweh m 4 Forkt RitUnd IMint Shovels ... $3.29 OflP*8PINAWAY IIN8INO Tiirforgonic ...... $ 4 .9 5 ' Of Forged Steel SOAP ,3NAN a n t OTMII Heta’i the biggeot home laundry news in 20 yeaia! New Eaty (3pmbiaatioo Spading Forks ...... $3,117 WAiMiRSI And yet ,Easy trV eat more goap ^ aefl than ordinary rinainf ae- NMhee and driti clothes in one continuoaa opentien... in the BstaUeat j ___ “ l a n d LIME Brsar ra-uaea dirty, suday qpe#w ever! It’a the wttrld*a faateat aUtolectric waoher-dryer. Ea»y "deliyari" «c h 2 0 * .Steel Kleen-up Rake ...$1.19 vatar. .Automatic Water a full load the .way yeti ordeiad it... and **aa yea likt'am 30 l.ln. 8 0 c l(ioi.b»H'^9 6a««r4.cts each load ORIIS ClOfNIS MSTI8T dry, ready to iron or put away in as little ai 70 minutaaf ‘‘chooae’' ^ minimum wa­ ^ G R A S S SEED TESTED G A R D E N ^ n d FLOWER SEEDS with tiMee the air dicala- You just push a button! ter it needs. -Special Formulae ' , ' MANDEVILLEsjia KINC SUPERIOIt QUALITY tion of enhnaiy diyota ( pioe ■ K.-olta Kcrtuoiiij' Seed t ' F A Y A S LITTLE AS \ FLOWER $EED$ IN OVER 240 VARIETIE5 earehiatoe "Safety pTa-haar TUMB-L-AtOR WASHING ' *1 5 Lbs. $ 1 . 8 9 COM$t6CK FERRE GARDEN 5EED5 IN OVER 145 VARIETIES that bagina whila dothm Ha MOD€L CDF ACTION ia flret to take fuO PACKAGES FROM 10c— SULK SEEDS FOR LARGER USERS •.ill aOn toil and Apiming). W o Distributo All •doanfege of modem deter- * 4 7 9 ” 9 0 PRODUCTS HY-GRADE GARDEN FERTILIZER FOK.Mfl.A 5-8-7 80.h.$3.M ■ I .i , oftor down poymMf scon Get A 6 3-8" Vase FREE As Advertised On Arthur Godfrey's Program 15 O A K ST.

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. N - r. - r \ 7 I 'vT' .A*' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. 1968 PAGE TWENTY-ONE ______i_!------'------■ ' ■ ■ - - - ■ - ' ------^ • ■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 195g €oven^ .■ ■ v Seout i*agk B5, t u.m. wjth Mrs. HAGg TWENTY J3avld Ilethe; B ro ^ a ‘Troop 70, who demand the Brit surrender basis for retrial under Greek law. 6 p.m. with Mrs. John T. Couain; Ueik hM flvm Meg m u m •ft A different view waa taken by Rip and-.Stltch 4-H. aftef, school QUALITY APPARELXAT SUPER SAVINGS! AdlftoTk_____ work thanwlvca. Rioters Raid the colony. A m lual C onclave tor many eiTfanlMlion*. / f^natantine RentU. Interior minis­ Patrol Names Cousin with Mra. Julia DeLorgeX Uttle ter at the time of Polk'a murder. ifcfc • • Sclasora 4-H. after nchoor^ with W. T. of W «t HartfoM, tM ^tTUSIi.i2!*t‘p^a"r‘gf Homi i U .S . C yp P u s O ffic c DENKA POIJt RETRIAt. Cft McClure, a t G a s C o . He aald t ^ convicted man’s appli­ Mts. Duane Follansbee: Boai^of executive of the-company, alad eji* Economics. Ohiy^Stitte Unlt^cralty, i ____ „ ' Athens, Greece, May tf >—Ju»- cation ^ ^ )n e w trial . ahould be You Cm G«t Ymt Department's First Sergeant iSducatfoii.'apeclal close^»b\ir>’, r . »?«* 18 0*k ,turnout, which he laid twad^ ih# Ject "SomV *^eya . to HpUseMd ------ronatantinou said today he aees no Sc.iool; and the Republican Towrn Staktopouloa did was ‘‘facilitate a Coventry; May 9 i Special) -i—vin Brookmoore Barn will Include gl, knownI'^^kihjr N export ‘ lar^eet ever,. He patd a (tlowlng Equipment/Teacbtngl" the idea ' lated through Athena' btiatnasa dta- ground for retrial of a Greek our- brother Joiimallal,'in carrying out th* SERVICE t M Committee. 8 p.mi, at the Booth- ing hot.seholttars^Jho^d in-., . nalist e'onvlcted of complicity In John T. Couain haa been elected the .Unlvereity ■ of T o t x ™rtJord48. intenti n on hla part* Mancheater .Evenln„ Herald Cov­ (Kcohonifc* Oonfereii«oln ‘-he and pink dresa ane wnaw wearing befpCe 'making derisions. To leaflets announcing the gathering. Patrol this townA official body Frequent.” Gregory Staktbpou ok war liwv FtentU observed ' that ‘'several NeCLIIRE PONTIAC of conatableli headed by Chief Try-fhita Today entry CorreapoiadeBt. Mra. , C. 1- py’« »uditorliini onN^earl (laat year it a blue enaemblel; llWstrate her point, she had a sis- On the wall of the building at tenced to’ life Imprisonment on hla persons may haya'IlfeB Involved In m MAIN ST. MANCHE8TEB Uttie, telephone Pilgrim S-0S81. Hktdford. She welcomed the : Jebb revie^d the progreaa made ^ le collection •' of egg-beaters.. the ai|uare waa a algn In Greek conviction In 1949 of having set a facilitating Polk'a,..visit to the \ Ml t-4 W , 1 „ The baieball try-ouu today, at 'T e e n j gt„ MaWford.naitfiora. She welcomed the cothpaiiy "Ince natural gai which she defll.v manipulated and | declariitg: "We will not be double ■* * P *U " at the PlSlna,Athletic Fimd ^Bwre thalK^lSO.ieAChori. of home, (trap for Polk w0ten meeting with guerrillas.' \ Thli. however, does preached New England, knd apol« twirled around to the amusement .'crossed by the Brltlah- they must Communlgl -utirllla leader Mar- not necessarily rrtean they .were fvin^^t!m ed"at ^*furi.re^^^f- wlU be for boya eight year* of age I ^ •conomicn 'kn'* echool ^hf'l'ri* bptlmiaticall.v about the future/At of the audience. giye ui Cypnia." koa Vafiade*. Polk's body waa accomplicea In hla murder.". ' **■ . as well a* nine and lO yeat^olda. New Jet’Age Oils managera m t>te Hartfold area and t ^ cloae of hia talk. • e aald he A delicious broiled chicken sup- Foreign Minister Syproa Theoto- found In Salonika Harbor.. HU ' .» / Ing of unit. ^ Reii#r\atio«ii Tommorro.w SAVE 20> TO SO^OFE ~ * kia protested to Bfitlah'Ambassa­ personally graced* many'-^if the Wbped to nieei them iJl at the May per preceded .the program. The arms and legs had been bound and z **** 1* Reaervation* for the nmther and May Hike speeds /• icicrtce\, teachers and ' Confeheuce next year. auditorium, which in May la usual­ dor Sir Charlea Paake laat night there vras a bullet hole..Irt hla head. March W54 daughter banquet Saturday at 6:30 domestic - the rejection of appeals atfalnst the LARGE SCREEN RCA dietiliana as they derived. y MiaaNSalt.ibury preaehted Mlaa ly deroraterl with apple blossoms, «^wn to DO* p m* ‘n the Church Community Lot Angeles, May"9 fffO—A Gen­ was gav «dth yellow' forsythia. death se/tences imposed by British Yesterday letters fpom Stakto- Yi After aerving 20 yetirs wit^4he Kloiae Davi.son of New tfoYk.' who poulos were published in Athena. COLOR tv 8695 ie€/dc^^------i House should be msde by tomor­ eral Electric reaearener aaya aci-, gave a wWy and/ ,.,...... ,.,.-1InforAiatlve - . - , . courts on Cyprus agkinsl .Michael lic * 7 d .p X ';^ t .Utj.^^'wlth ifni: row with "uh'“‘eiSer"’"Mra'^ either Mra. S Ernest i DRASTIC company. Misa Salisbury .Aaa- a Karaollii and Andrew Dimetrioua They‘claimed he wka lnno<(ent and ■ A R L d W 'S form , « he^quarters, cruiser, and ence Is on the verge of cracking* wdde acquaintarice not only with speech, appreciative of all the WOn- y Heat membrane-free orange see­ that hii confeaalbn was the result the "heat bnrirler'' for lubricants, derful appliance* women of tndayy tiona In a spicy sugar synrp and for political shootinga.'v Both were TELEVISION V msMm NmII emMon Innlil the profesiional.s hut htuiaewives active 'In the Enosis (tipion with of an Inquliltion. ‘‘tei^uiaT palrol^ duties. thus opening ’’the .moat prlUcal SUPER! throughout-the count/, wbo'^ave have to help, jheni with ttyei^|^*erve \vHh poultry or meat. .Whole 1M9 .Tolland Tpk., BnekuM cmMm ardil the unpaid constables perform ! tlonal Chin ch w ill prepare bottleneck id developing planes REDUCTIONS! hmisehold • lask.sr^rvhereas' our|fSbves“ arut a ti^ etnamofl may be Greece) movement oh Cyprus and.V Tha Justlce nilniater aald Stakto- Tel. Ml 8-5d88 I ------^ — - serve the dinner. / con-sulted her on tl.eir cookqiS ...... - .. are considered heroes by,'Greek* poiiloa'. clatma did not provide the coiqn|unIty aerviceB such aa dlrect- that wilt ma’ke present-speeds ob­ problfma, and through demonstrk^ grandmothers, who epuld not af- \iaed for spicing the ivnip. /Ing Sunday church’traffic, check­ 736 Dogs Uredaed solete." About 750 dog/Ilcenaea have \ • ------ing homds of people.on vacations, Dr.' Donald F. Wilcock, head 6f LS'VIRGIN WOOL i and reaculhg people and pets iii been lasued.ao far^thls year by El­ the G. E. chemical and metallur-, . dlstragB. - more A. Turkington. town clerk. glcal laboratory. Schenectaidy, N. | WORlPGREENSTAj^PS-WQRLp GREEN STAMPS - WORCD GREEN SJA**PS-EWORLD GREEN ^ fi^ P S Thrgraup, along with .the North Last year ^ u t 1.000 dogs were Y., told a newa conference yeater- and South Coventry Fire,Depart- licensed, z' day'that conventional lubricants ■ c o X t s mentg,' worked around the clock Between now and May 31, per- break down in jet engines. 7 during last aummeraaummerw floods.nmnw.-; < Bonsson.i who u>-ciiarlicense theirii.c.. dogs will 'X The answer, he kald. lies n step' Xll b^am ogs imalctri, \ .phring the 'flraX * - Aygiiat Rood.' haVe'to pay a 25-cent fine. From beyond a new silicone, base sub-' / IN OUR no jo'* ^ when the Ea,Eaglwrille m m burst. May 31 to Aug. .71, the fine w'iU Btanct called orthotlphenyl-pri-1 Sixas 3 ♦b^6x^ 7_ip 14 tha COliatabfesbfes aepiKept up-to-the-miw-|beup-iu-u™-.™— glerTma a nd afterium that tha fin# la 42 — phenyl-ailane. 'fhe cbm pdi^ be-[ ule bullatins on open and clpaed. until Dec. 3l, w hen It will increase Ing sought is one that will )M solid / roadst . directed yenlclea' bearing i to |3. / no bruise. at 400 degrees mjt flow Smoothly 1 amergroey -suppliea- to-. Putnanv^ ' gon Namnl at red heat add performs lU func-1 and kept aightseera out of ^ ..'"'TTie son of Mr. and Mrs. Dayton The patrol waa foym e^hen the tlqna at 1.0001o 2.000 degrees, he > Group, Orig. r>r^ H. x^ippi* ^ said. / . i /• T 0 W N can reach your tow'n'a constables, agreeing on the Windhani Community Memorial He aald silicone based lubricants ; 14.98 to 19.91 Impoaalblllty of teamtvork In the Hospitab\h®" been named Bryant wHt eliminate the need for engine ; feet in these avenV of a terlo^ crim e or dls- Lee. The c^pple has another , son. cooling ayatemv aster, decided to organise. Douglas Scott. Grandparenys are OUR NEW INLARGED LOWER FLOOR 1%-. airy, cushioned Now, the men maintain duty Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Glover and When yoit are making egg-and- Groups Orij^a 19e98 ggggqgeeeef^ m fts at the headquartersiicButiusi,uu on Rt, MrJ and Mrs. Dayton'H.jj«y Whipple olive aandwichea, you may add a DEVOnD EXCLUSIVELY TO ROYS' APPAREL Ml, making them.selvea avallable» „[ Coventry. , . Uttle olive juice along with the | Group. Oriff* 2 5 .0 0 ...... is : o < 3 s She never forgets - andW ther will you when you Ref f he thousands of ' from e|irfy evening to early morp., j During Festival mayonnaise. i Ing. Dhytlme calls are picked up at jjp. Burton E.'Moore Group. Orijr. 30.00 ...... -x ^ O .O O Iha/'Selectmen’s office. ! entertain Mr. and Mrs. E. /C a se s handled by the.mtrol run | guekea at their home on Snake Groups. . . loyB* 4 to I Group.4.ldyB'4to12 lovely gift sug g estio n ^ ^ F A IR W A Y thot we hnow^fhe'll be proud ■ c«ch ; nill RdJ during .the Associated the. pence offenses to 'ncspnse.nd i .j.),iealer8 festival at Avery V \ VIRGIN WOOL MAN TAILORED .Ather felonies. The major por *5 Memorial. Hartford, tomorrow. to hove. RemembOr 52 WEEKS lN( EVERY YEAR* of n^esta Involve motor vehicle tViday and Saturday.'Mrs. Bockes SAVif ..Girls', sub-teen violathrs.______la R esident of the New Jersey MRT COATS SUITS The'eervlcea provided by the Tan, gray, blueyAllfrom rtgu- I acetatea. A few all wools, , W hite, pink, blue,^ lar stock. matching slacks. ■ . / PURCHASE ^ ^ U T H F O R M ^ S OUR ENTIRE ^p C K OF SKIRTS \ CHARSES TOOl REGULARLY 1 ^ 8 to 6.9S Orig. 2.M. 3.98 ROyS'POPUkklACKBTS, / 1.99 SHADOW-PANELED/ B to 74, lA poplins Aid denim*, »ip fro n t Cb^cojU. brown,I , blue, X V wa^able. . ^ , V ■XI SIZES 22 to 38 . / A. Whi»*^»HKbed Mpek (onvoi, t . Mus, red, charcoal, oll-whWa,, i OFF 0)4 GIRI4 ' K' with heavy ribbed ^|de bumper, with while rubbef ■guard, t, Orig. 39.49a 59 lOYS' PREP SOX 100% OPAQUE NYLON Mdided tale. fu ^eo g A ipenge W em ^'i ilie«"3 V t- t ' ^2 ) 4 9 / cuthienAMkaAA imole.ImPaIa. ^ X ...... SPRING SUITS Blsee I J q iO,/lA ar|n)lee, strlpee, plaid*, bylOA h*el N O T 2.^8 / loyi| tiles ) l—i ^2 08 ^***^‘ ('*^>'**!***> 12 29 /' SAd toe, lirkt quality; ' i ' Men't tirtt O'/k—12 ^3 .2 9 Children't (red, blue) 5 -1 3 1 .9 8 ■ / Somo Bub-tfOBB ineludod Ironing, Ju^ Dip, Drip Dry! 2 .3 7 7’\ £8 pt: CH1NQ JEA^S. 4 to l¥ Blgea 6 to iSi tapered western Style, pockets, Mflfori» ENDieOfT JOHNSON Virgil Porch drdwing. 'Thanks to "Housohoid Mogoiino^ . Tan.'charcoal, black, ■ : r - / / / You don’t have to hiiv a new: bed to enjoy extra length bedding. Inekpdi^vn ^ t n l Orig. ^ 8 to 8 .9 8 ^ extendere which will lengthen the mils of your present bed are ns-nllnble |^t*. If .Tou CHINO TWILL PLAY/._____ for 950 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER are tall rrr if you just like to s-t-r-e-t-c-h out to your heart’s TOnt^t...J^ we have the answer in 6’ 8” bedding. Headquarters for GOLD BOND, OSTEBMOOB, Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. siaea 4 to JO, boxer wiaiet, <2 slash pocket^full W t aaaforiied. \ HERTA and other nationally known brands. Quality .bedding to suit your budget.- And World . Tan only. ■'( ' ’ / ■ ■ ' / Right now .. ^ wh«n you want (hem most for Oi^n Slampa / Mother's pay, graduation and personal gifts "SLEEP SPECIALIST ' FomouB Hocrithtox P ^ 6 SHIRTS ^ 1 .Qj — these fabulous slips at lesa than half price!. ONLY \ FROM A TO W Z -Z " Sixea 3 to 8. «tripee, Jacquafda,.solid*, nevar loae it*;' ahapo . J , / ' l / l You'll want several fojr yourhelf as well . , . Mode to Soil 2.aa Orig. 10.98 to* /jf, . .7 .0 0 thru endlea* wa»hlnfs. / , ' / ' ' \ So hurry in and choose yours from three PHONE Ml 9*4335 lovely .styles as quantities are limited and will For $ 5 .9 5 ■ EnK., And World ^ /\ 539 MAIN ST. Orig. 16.98 to 19.98 ^ e e e r e e'^a e e e e e e 1& .00 ' \ ’ ' ''1 '' ' Green Stamps Orig. 1.49.1.98 ROYS'SHIRTS ^ ^ 1 f 1 .0| go fast. V Hixes 3 to 12, In printed pllaae,. short aloayea, solid broadelotha, X . y. sanforlied. famoua niakera. ■ / Icilt owt Md prosont this luqqoftioh lUt] X- I to cofhior with any pufiKoto and molvo | ^SWRT'BSHORTSETS.BlxoB3to8 1,9j obsolutoly Group of Toddlers' " Sizes 3 to 8; in ptieae or broadcloth, short aleevo shirt* and A Lo v e l y g u t f o r m o m • boxer *hort*.' - ’ . ■.. — - and »S^ WORTH OF 7VORLD LUCKY PURCHASE COAT 'n H A T SETS GREEN .ST.VMPS ALL FREE O^g. 1.00 ROYS' PQPUN PEAK CAPS IMPORTERS SAMPLE JUNE OF FIN^ GiFTWARES Silts 1 to 4 C .90 I Gift Suggestions „VV*ah»ble in charcoal or brown, anchor emblem. All eizea. FROM ITALY, JAPANjJPORTUGAL, SPAIN. HUN­ Orig. 8.98, 9.98,10.98 ^ ^ Orjg. 12.98, 144i e^eseee’eee e^OH 7 .9 0 ROYS'SHIRT'N SiACK SETS \ For Mom Reg. 5.95^ Orig. 16.98, 19.98 . i...... Now 9 .9 0 DREDS AND HUNDREDS OF CHOICE PIECESiiT A ’ Slzee 3 to 12, woven plaid shirts and contraatmg slack*. A SIZES 34-40 wonderful vaiua. \ SLIPS JEWELRY I FRACT'ION OF.THEIR dRIGINAL COST... WE BE­ ¥ TODDLERS'DRESSES ....-i.... I GOWNS JEWELRY lOXES -t • V 1 ^ . 8 8 .M LIEVE THIS TO BE fHE LARGEST ASSORTMiENT Orig. 3.98,4.t8.5.98 IHANDIAGS COSMETICS ' V.-. NylonH. cottonn by famnuM ^ CANVAS • SKIRTS . EVER ASSEMBLED IN THIS AREA AND WOULD fE makerg. 11 P A J A M A S Gordtfl Supplits Limitoid Quantity and IMPOSSIBLE TO LIST EVERY ITEM. *! f X ** mss LINENS ■World Groon Stomps [ n y l o n s ' size* ' Just arriyeil! A wonderful buy 6 to 12 SHEETS 11 S O C K S ' Mostly All Are One/ Of A Kind 3 .1 9 'b k .... I SWEATERS" TOWELS l*'j to 8 GIRly PtlSSE SHORT^PAjl^M^^^ 8.45 II PANTIES SHOWER SETS ’ Come Early! s WORLD GREEN STAMPS Sizes 4 to 14, 2 piece ruffled rose print. ■■ •7 ' PLASTICS ilE L T S WITH EVERY PURCHASE A LU M IN U M W a r e >1 3 9 *-T. *3 ^” SALE of GIRLS' DRESSES ERAS 4 - ' • uil Grouj^ orig. 5.98, 6,98, 7.98. , - I lL O U S E S , Picnic SETS " I ■"**•"* I Size.7 3 to 6x, 7'to 12, limited quantity. • ' MlrT» I P O L O S KITCHENWARE ■\o II to 2 \AoV 4 .2 5 (SLACKS GADGETS ‘i? f? u tru GIRLS' POPLIN PLAYSHORTS JEANS GLASSWARE Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14, red, navy, tijrquoise. , Half boxer, 2 pockets, cuffed. < ' s h o r t s HARDWARE F EEl I PEDAL PUSHERS ' GARMENT RAGS GIRLS'Q u a l it y RAINCOATS jlE R M U D A S Clooning Suppiios For reol foot* comfort ITS SO KASV: Dora'Miles patented adjustable sertlon.s are re­ Orig. 7.98, 8,98, 10.98, size.s 4 to 6x, 7 to M. •rotruai I HANDKERCHIEFS PICTURE FRAMES sewn to your exact individual measurements. All from regular stock, woven plaid Kxeter fabric.^. and long woor, you eeUNBATION 975 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER IT'S MO OlllCkl No wailihg weeks for alterations. Mrs. Glaizer can't boot "P-F" Can­ t. n,» inaeoani ''r-f" aio- 11 GIRDLES LAMPS will Custom-Fit you In a matter ofjpilnutes! 975 MAIN St. MANCHESTER ■ir vas Shoos. Oulflt Hit , 10 WIOCI'liel*i !)••* t t / bedy weight an evtiid* SILK S9UARES - ELECTRICS I IT WILL COST YOU LESS AT THE FAIRWAY ITS SO f l a t t e r in g : Even where yqjjrmeMurements fall 7 / f t TODDI-E'^' c o m b e d g a b a r d in e youngitort today! I between atajidarq sizes, you're accurately Custom-Fitted. Enjoy It Wfll Cost You Less /it The fairway el eeraiel (set — *e-- comfort, poise,[better,posture . . -i *itd a smart Custom-fltte'd . ^ g y ^ ^ y L E R S padded knee, ^|*stic^.beck;. crteiieg feel end lea I FLOWERS :, LAMP SHADES < Ursin — inc/esiieg (sm: 0 P silhouette In, your;Dora Miles to^ay! VULCANIZED fert end eadurenct. , >K for Longer Wear I, lae*6# rubber eeibtee. FAMOUS HEALTHTEX POLOS . Safer Washing r ' • » » Short aleeve. Sizes 1 to 4, aqlidsi Jacquards,. 431 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER WORLD GREEN STAMPS-WORLD GglEN STAMPS - WORLD GREEN STAMPS-WORLD GREEN STAMPS " gi- - ' ■ - f - . ■ ■ ' ' • ' • . . ' ■ , , •/" .1. ■ . < • ( ' , i V ' ". 1 /

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T E R , C O N N 4 WEDNESDAY, M AY 9, 1958 Uei-lbid Crab Maal' 1 can (1 0 ^ ouncea)- condanaed any larg* pieces. Mis In green 3W ENTY.T^’0 Ingiredtanta; 1 can (8>V euticaa). oraam Of/'celery aoup (undiluted). pepper and undiluted celery aoup. wV'X? ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Gf rage Exterior Buily fe d in Bliute jj\ About Town king.crab meat, 2 teaapoona finely MeUiOiK Turn crab meat into a Spoon Into 5 individual baking Mount Str Joseph Angdamy in attorney. Gaither waa e h o M by F, Weldon Miner, hoapilallty; Mr*. F o h i Resigns Job ‘ yoUng HCnry to head th# Founda­ -Two BoyAdmit D^moerffts, grated onion /juice and pulpl, 2 atrainer to drain. Mix grate^ onion, shells. , B*k* In' moderate (85o J, A. • Freddo, historian Mr*. Hartford, and Mia*. Linda Smith, ^ COSMETICS j Pvt>-Bobertvt>-Bobert J.^RyiJ.* Ryan, son of Er- teaspoons lemon JUlce, '» tea­ lemon Juice and mustard .together degrees), or bot 1400 degrees) oven Bcjlton daughter of Mr. and Mr*. George tion when it waa fully *c,ttvated in George Taylor, publication*; Mr*. I960 'y ‘ ignitinfr Blazes neatt J. Ryan, J4 BeechBe< St.. Is re- spoon prepared muataixl, 2 table- -in a bowl. Remove anv cartilage until hot and bubbly—15 tb 20 min­ John J. Stniff. refreahwenta; Mr*. W- Smith, o f Shoddy Mill Rd„ a As Top;F Henry . Ford iuid hia ton Edael We C arrj All the'^^p Lhiea ^ G O P Claintr ceivingAiaaic combat training with st>oon* finely diced green pepper, from crap meat and add. flaking utes. Makes 5 small aerving*. Richard Fowler, atinshine and Mr*., sbphomorg at.,M i(iche*ter High the 8th irrfahLrj’ ' Dlvlaion at Fort, School, participated, in the ponteat set up the Ford Foundation on a T\^6 5-jH*r;oJd boy# admitted Andover Glee Club to WiIU*m Clark, publicity. Detroit. May 9 H ^ n r y small acali In 1B38. It grew to be­ Carson, Colo. T^-an. who entered today at Torrlngton Hl^b School, setting''Rre to’ woods between E. tArthar Dru{ Stam j Report* were heard from,Harold Ford II ha* resigned a* board come the largest organiaation of the Army in April, attended'Chaf- Dw-yer nd Mr*. KowleV on the re- Co.nlag Event* chalrmait of the huge Ford Foun-J-^ Middle /tpkt. and Delmont, St*., The School Study Croup of th* kind in. the woftd. acroa^rom the new high Ichool, Indiana Win fey Junior College In Ontario, For Grange Meeting Friday vaht state convention. One of, the datlon, turning over the post to cauf. , . points stressed waa to provide Town' BlMinlnK Commlaaion will Rowan Galtner, It# president. yeateolav afternoon. mean* for more active participa'. meet at Ufa school tomorrow at 8 ■ Ford announced yesterday he Sclentistd to Retire i The'H'MFD and ,MFD answered (CraaBued from Page One) ThW’ Server* will indid** Mr*. Fr*n Miss Mona Modean, daitghter of ^ItMi. M.y » -^ 1; Mrt. -Burton J. Tuttle. tlop in PTA By teacher*. •p.m would step down from the chair­ the first call ahortly' after 12:30 Q «t CASH-NQ¥I and put tltt fire out after It burn- Mrs. SIgrid Modean of 39'C w - The“ -Executive JVe £Board of th# Co­ manship of the philanthropic ,pr-, Ncj|v;.. rtk^n. May 9 (Ah-Four M Y.I.ATBW ' , Florida, with Collina' opponents STEAL A A\ARCH ON TIME! I ’l ^ r iu T t a ^ e . r a Sumnrr Mr. «nd The Executive Committee alao %'nn5e kt Mrs teon»rd Wood. Mi*» >111 operative K^erj.artenKttid . :and ganizatlon founded by hla -father top 'Tale a c^ tista will retire In ed__over amut an acre of land charging him with failing to take bridge St., and Mias Elza Oaols. voted to w.cite.a letter to the Board owned hv T.'W alter Relchard of daughter of Mr. and Mra. Arvtda « mJSu!!^"F^daT i t Conununltv!.Sumner. Mrs, Wallace Shearer. of Education requesting consider­ Nursery will meelNgt th* home of and his grandfather. He will con­ June, the yntvmatty 'announced a Apply fo* $25 to $500 now A'vigorous stand sAd actually' its president. E. J. Roser on South tinue As a member of the board. ' 149 E, Middle Tpke.' ...' pay /atef.' PLUS! Cash in 1 Oaols of 44 N. School St., both w!LirThe club Is dit^c^W bs- Mrs ' Mr!«. Wjlltam Alhson. Mrs. ^ w - ation of, a , i-cquirement Ihst ycalei'day. They ix ( Arthur kill, The second fire\waa reported at favoring gradual Integration. graduate* of Manchester High KUMbetb WrtRht, t^chej; of renre Conver.l be made compul- Cheater R. Longrvvell, p r o f^ o r of Co. 2 Iiefore' it could-;||pread deep sala College, Ekist Orange, N.. J.. fiehool. Tta mcinbera are pupfla of j-fgjf* include M:s. J«Pk Kariy, sory. ! house at 7:30 tonight, for their felt the -Foundation needed a full Crtdit, mt no extra eo»t. Phon* Florida. Democrats vote -Again regular fire drill. time chairman. .He had Iveld the geology; Walter J. Wolnenberg, into the woods. or com# in fodey. May 29 in an Important- 'Preal- -recently ai'cepted ntentberMUp-into ^terades 5 throuifh 8. >. • . • ^Mrs. dVilliattr Cl|fft tm^salble, for me to give tlje T24.25 o r - 19,25 d'Nelll and Democrat Michael V. tjimi^knd .atjentlon the chairman, years' servieV as Yale' faculty discovery of the boy* who were BiSalle won party fights ./or the Willard B. Roger*, •'hairman- of presinfed at 8 pmi. Grace Tutlle ami .MarSha Jewell. made by .Mrs. Arnold on the health many hcaiiUfuI and, useful glfi\ member .2 M L Irom 30 frlVnds and relative* from ship hf the Foundation's board I brought home. Ah#«« payoianH evifvmwe ' rik|it to contend in Noveinber for tke hoard of (he First National Mr*. Hare! K|dyd.'.lecWrer"of the Walter Waddeill and Mrs. program Including dental clinics to ^ loan 1100 COHO 120.40 he held early in the summer,' Mrs. •Vnc.heater, Portland and thl^ now demands," Ford wrote th e. 13S ra#«id “ In ' 12 coMOMthp* the Phid governorahip.. Bank, wa* elected a director of the Grange, haa auggested that m*” '-; Mvron l>ee wHi I k’ injeharge of board of trustees. * Bom ,^ ek .the governor's chair Connecticut Chamber of Commerc* bera bring their children to near ^ servue. Re'ervations.aro cur- Olmsted reported on progress in town. „ g>$tMy Insf llmoati gf / From it# headquarters in New being Vacated by;^-i^mocrat Frank at It* '87th annual meeting held the AndoVer yoimgrters. r * ” " ™ ! rently being taken for the barbe- planning for the swimming pro­ A Tjuffet Wa.s **i ved by the hos-. \ gram to-be conducted for school tesses}. Mr.s. Paul Robotto, Mi s. ■York, the Foundation aaid. uani $39 te $500 Lauache, who .Was' unopposed fscnng , Junp II. ■ ‘ , Advertisement- elected. A former San . Francisco i OhicT Democrats also elected Fire charred the back andTpof of.Uila 1-oar garage and, shed at the roar of 64 R iim ll St Of Manchester kmblem Cub, No. ? i a n m ' ' The Executive Comniittee of the lit (3aasieal t ontfst Building lotkwanted oh ,appmved RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING delegates with 58 yoUA in the na- before 12:30 today. SMFD I ^ Companies 2., 3 and 4 managed to aave the bulling, l^ated 251, urge* officer* and members to * Ttiree bov* aged'13 to 14 have PTA ha* announced^ that Mr*> Two-local second#ry school atu- rnads in BoUot. T. J. fh'oc.kelt, COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE tibnal convention, JMoat of them ertv of Otto Elgenbrod. Mni. Elgenhrod aaid no article* of value were lost In th# fire. Part of the attend the Institutiori And inatallk- T jw ir referred -to hwenik* author-, .Walter Hahn of Bolton. CerRcLB^. ddntr hava beni^^tFrtsd-tn enter Henllor. Ofrii'er^'MI 3-6416. Resi­ ,'iL- fV Mon^tMr /pl*eague. Repubileamr elected a 56-vote torla the fact# by claiming It haa tomato paste, 3 Ubieapoons finely May 19, at 8 p.m., in the Masonic /■ money. State Police at the pal-, and vole can be m a^ at a legular 2ml PlMr, Over Weahwwtfi’e over - Corporation (^mmissloner Temple,' Simpson Court, that town.. .Miss Jeanbe Pouech* daiig'.ter of Olanchealer Evenink Herald Bol­ Mltchall 1-4156 • MinchMtar delegation Xo the GOP convention, brought more antitrust, cases than, chopped onihn, 1 tablespoon brown • J^eatei- Barrack* said today. ‘ PTA mcpMng thi* fall. .Mr*. Oaa- Ingram B. Pickett 1/ the contest A buffet supper w ill. follow "the Mr. ahd Mrs. Emil Poii^ch of I>ake- ton enrrrapondenl, Ores.' - -loHeph . Atk far th* YES MANagar pl'edgedto U.S. Sen. John W. Brlck- for the Democratic^nomination for the Democrat*. “ It has brought sugar, \i cup aour- cream, 1 table­ Trooper Rtdiard Popsers aaid. pHn Moirll, e l^ ^ d and installed aide Lane, a aophomore''^tudent at P ’ltalta, telephone 'M l g-5.Vt.5, CLARKE MOTOR SALES er, an Eisenhower support.er. more cases," he said, "but it haa spoon butter or margarine; .ceremony at the Elks Home on S. 0 « N THUaSDAY IVfNINOS UNTU I governor Edwin H Mechem waa one of the three Juvenllb* admitted ra President l^sljifonth^ Vijnt Virginia’—Gov, WUllam C. settled more by consent judgment Main St. Members planning, to at-' neccaaary ,.t M f*. Daniel .Hallotah. program; made vacant' by the death of Sen. busineaamen and make deals by lightly floured surface to ti-lnch Mr*. Joseph F. Wallett and her boy’s house and apparently ms Mrs. Harold Dwyer, ways and Both Kefauver and Stevenaon way of consent judgment." Harley Kilgore. for'that state'# June 5 primary in thlcknesa. Une a 10-lnch pie plate daughter, Miaa Barbara /Wallett parents dtd not know It was there. moariR^ Mm. Paul Afnold, hfaftli: In the GOP contest for the nomi­ Backers of'Stevenson ana Ka- with pastry. Trim and flute edge. will grant use of thplr hqihe at 147 Another of the boj-a reportedly Mr*. Richard C. Olmsted, recrea- REPEATED BY POPULAR DEMAND! which the two are opposed. Both nation, former. Sen. Chapman had more harah words foK the fauver aaid the two would meet on Dice 3 frM ktiirter* and combine iWaranoke Rd., for a Card party took $75 from hi* home and was tfon; Mrs. Edward Steele, mem- Revercomh had a sizeable lead the same'^atform in Eugene, Ore., with kraut. Combine tomato paate, Monday, May 14, at f i l m-, for the ahovrttig R arownd achool in an ef­ ber8hip\Rep. Eugene Oagliardorie. Eisenhower administration. \ over two other contenders. May 15.. ^ e v e waa no indication onion, sugar, aour cream and re­ benefit of the American Legion legislaliw; Mr. and Mis. David Stevenson, In Rlchmobd. Calif., fort to be “ a big-^hot." „ ■ , PITTSBURGH the joint appearance would result maining cheese; mix wclL Alter­ Auxiliary.' State Trooper Clifforfl Bombard Bailey, clkss night; Mr. and Mrs. 'Mollohan Ahead said the GOP is a "stand pat" out\, In the Democratic race for the In -a debate. Both seek write-in nate layera of kraut mlxid’re and turned up the aum of money and fit, and -that "scarcely a Single otea in Oregon's May 18 primary. .The fourth anhuSl meeting <»( the knowlcdife.pf the gun when he Cementhide governor nominatio'h. Rep. Robert Blgnlflcant plRce of f ^ a r d look­ tomafib mixture ending with a Mollohan was. slightly ' ahead of :n Louisville, Ky., Democratic layer of kraut. Cut remaining 3 Mancheator Aaaoclalion for the queatidned two o f the boys .at ing leglalatloh" baa been^propoa^ Gdir A. B. (Happy) Chandler aaid former State Tax Commissioner frankfurters in fourths lengthwise. Help of Retarded Childten, In c.,! Bolton Elementary School Moh- R u b b e r i z e d under tb# Eiaenhower or prevlor- In a\CBS-TV interview that he la Milton F; ^Ferguson. Charleston SlaAh each atrip of .frankfurter will be held tomorrow evening at; Repubhean administrations. t ^ active candidate for the dav.' . . Tuhelesx FireB(j»i^ I)e Luxe Polyvinyl Fmulsion Typi* Mayor John T. Copenhayer wa* 1 several times. Arrange frankfurter the Bunce Center, and will follow The Inveatlgatloh followed re- Rapa Republicans Pib*id^tial nomination. . But he a potiuck aupper at 6:30 p.m. with ahead Of Cecil B. Underwood in the piece* on top of pie. Dot with but­ borta of a "usual springtime rash Champion W hit^ide WaHa** He *ald Republicans boast of noti Mra. Gordon Allen serving aa .X GOP lace for the gubernatorial' ter or margarine. Bake in very hot « f vandalism” tji the ares; police good times while "there is a de '" If ndhqtbated I would accept and chairman. During the buainesa F I ^ E MASONRY PAINT nomination. oven (425 degrees F.) 25 minute* / said. Involving.' broken windowa- First presslon in so much of our farm­ If electedl^ould serve. " meeting, the nominating commit­ alaahed bicyxle tires, and other - w An irivplved and lengthy ballot Serve Immediately. Size - fie*:. PrlcG • Sale PrMe* aei'iously. hampered counting ef­ land," small businesses ' failures tee. headed by Mra. Lawrence .Gor­ damage. . / are rising sharply and there are 'Kraut and'H/^hfurter Pie don, will present a slate of officers . Power* aaid a fourth Juvenile la fort* in the West Virginia race*. MOTH-mbf Gae* an la *l^ -- economic crlaea In areas of "large- . (Makes fiJkrviiigs) Cut ou^ tiny rounds from scraps for the' coming year. ■ I'V- being questioned about the spring­ 6 .7 0 x 1 5 3 6 .1 5 / 2 1 . ^ There was no PrcshlenUal prefer­ One CMP sifted AlUpurpose flour, of pie dough. Put a dollob ( small 1 ______ence'balloting and delegate candi­ scale unemployment.” time damage. i Driat Ouicljly ranee ' j teasjtoon salt; 1/3 ettp-shorten- of—apehovy-'-paeT-e.-Roquefort —The-w ^aing - of Mia# Gall—-M, 'K ...... Baxaar Volunteers g X 7 . l 0 x l 5 / 3 9 . ^ ^ 2 3 .7 9 dates generally were nqt com­ kefauver, in Loa Angelea, *c PLASTIC M N* Primar.'Naadsd cuaed the administration of making ing, 2/3 cup graCadtd processedp' , cheese or grated. Cheddar. cheese Candlin, 32^Highland St., and Jo­ Mr*, naisworth E. Perkin* and. mitted to a Presidential candidate. Cheddar cheese. 2 tablkspoonlKCold I near th# center of each; fold otrer; seph -M. Wnuk .of.Rockville will lap MsrkV Da ■RAND NEW DRESSES — COATS — SUIT^V SKIRTS New Mexico — with' the count "dealB'V with businessmen by using Walter Waddell, general chairmen WITH EVERY WINTER % 0 x T $ ^ . 4 5 2 6 .0 7 ______water. 6 frankfurter#. l\ko. 2 ca.^ seal aind bake. Serve with tomato take place Saturday at 10 a.m. in o f Oie barbecue and bazaar to he Nat $ k ^ l only about half completed. Gov. consent Judgment*: St, Bernard's I^urch, Rockville.'. .John F. Simms., bad a slim lead h 7 aai’dThe'iidminiatration dia:'* *auerkraiit, drained, 1 6-dMhce cdrc-iiilce. prrtented bv the Congregational COAT CLEANED 8 * 0 < ^ 5 / 4 8 .3 5 „ 2 9 .0 1 1 / Church on Jun# 2. report 24 vol- \ _C iUnteer* will assist barbecue chair­ (Cawh unci C « W ) SPRING men, Mr. and Mr*. Leslie S;'Bol­ *Plu^ak>— C E N T E R {S T R E E T — T E L . M I .3-51.3.5 TGS M AIN 8'T.—ail 8-8680/ j PITTaBUROH PAINT* V- IIMSEI (EM IISIIR O D D $ :\ ')-• i ' . , ’ -\ a n d E N D S \' SIZES for / tn 53 d V r ""-A ' ■' "i!

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REG. '\ we prpttdly present this exciting new sty $ 1 0 .9 8 I'/ ■ ' / / MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES to ih th^ular steel living toom groups..: ■ MANCHESTER’S UROEST USED CAR LOT OF VALUES / / $ 1 2 ,9 8 / ■ ‘ i B.ALE OF BRAND NEW NEW OLDSMOBILE TRADE-IN______m s______A L E s r / f o r m a l d r Is s e s KEG;’' FIRST C O M E - f U sT SERVEP/BARGAIN-WISE BUYERS COME EARLY!,! ALL ARE iN^VJTEP Others reduced to VS/ 834.95 1952 HUDSON HORNET 1949 OLDS^BILE 1951 OLDSMOBILE 1953 MERCURY 1955 PLYMOUTH R.AI.E OF M MISSES’-WOMRk’k, ^ ! ENTIRE STOCK OF SEHEI^r De 'Luxe“ 98" Holiday Coupe, Plaza Club Sedan. Spotless, ■Dp Lu.xe .“76" d-Dddt*. Bmck. Cu.«itom 4-6oor. Blue. Radio, A O C Radio, heater. Less than 6,000 4-Do6r. Blue. Radio,' heater, hy- Radio, heatV, hydramatic. Power # I % U I k I rirahiatic:.. CleaiL / Rkdio. heater, hydr/nnatic. heater. Clean. ^ X W f c i O miles.. Very* clean s w e a t e r s $0.88 > 5 4 5 Very clean. / window.*,' pfower .seat,, ‘ ^ . -" ■/ ) $475 DOWN $4259 MONTHLY Natinnallya advertised. Reg. $as DQWN.^ $25.tP MONTHLY S100 DOWN S16J0 MONTHLY $2^ DOWN $29.99 MONTHLY' $425 DOWN $32.00 MONTHLY priced t o m 9 * . .Sllp-on and cardigan*. 7 1949 OLDSMOBILE 1953 DeSOTO 19ST QLbSMOUlLE 1953 OLDSMOBILE *1946 FO RD l)c'Luxe '-98’’ 4-Door Sedan.. De Luxe “88” 4-Door. Green. Ra “88’’ 4-Dopr. Two-toiie V-8 Club Coupe. Radio, heater dio, heater, hydramatic. Scat SALE ON WOMEN'S. MISSES* .Firedome V-8 4-Door., Blue^ Radio, hPater, hydra- Powder blue',and white. Radio, V •• V^ry clean. " covers. Clean, -C 5 2 4 9 Radio, heater, fliiid driv'e. seat‘Cover.*. Many extra.*, w 9 r W heater, hydramatic.. 195 .REOAilbLESS OF FOK.MER PRICES : ■ . $0.33 $245 DOWN $3$J0 MONTHLY $495 DOWN $46.00 MONTHLY $95 DOWN $1050 MONTHLY $149 DOWN MI-M M O ^ L Y ' I Saving* up to .50-%. 100% Aetfe Wlih Arms. 4 I ' l l nylon tricot^ and rayon, lave 1951, PLYMOUTH 1951 OLDSMOBIliB 49-lnrh length. 79.95^ trimmed. Full length and I MiSSES'-WOMENiS 1952 OLDsi^OBILE 1950 FORD peflivoat*. ) ’ R eg. to $.3,98 :Dc.Luxe "88’: 2:Door Sedan. Ra- < ' ■ 1 ' Super 4-Dpplr Sedah*"Radio, heat­ ■Custom 2-boor. Black. Radio, Radid^'/heater. Black. Sofa wnii Arm*. 1 | Q Q jC heater. vers,. *'1-^ ■ did, hcai-ei', hydramatic. Clean. ‘ 70-Inch |pi)g(h. J I3 r-.3 f J er, d.t'nafiow. Blue and white. n S.ALIPOF .5I IS.SE.S' price * 8 9 5 1 50 \Arm Chair. Vt $32$ DOWN $39.95 MONTHLY $70 DOWN $940 MONTHLY $119 DOWN $1859 MOHTHLY 4 4 .9 5 BLOUSES $ 7.33 1954 HUDSON HORNET 1953 BUICK Hatching OttomAU. 19.95 .tllSSES'-WOJlII^N’S T9S 3 OLDSMOBILE 1952 STUDEBAKER Coltpns — . In tailored and REDUCED .1 SuiK-r Convertihle. $adio, / tJ P dreaay style*. Sizes 10 tn 18. — . > . « « RAIN or SHI^K De Luxe ^'98” 4-Door Sedan, O /I P Club Coupe. Radio, heater, hy- $ 1 0 A C ■ -J ■ Reg. to $4.98 heater, dynaflovy. N^w top, #£18% Radio," iieater, ih.vdtqjpiatic, $ / i l Q C Two-tonfe blue. Radio, heater, dramatic. Two-tone Kroen. whi^^ewall tire.s. Low mileage. C o s c o Very clean. m W V W hydramatic. *395 COATS $4« DOWN $4150 MONTHLY the furniture of new traditions SALE OF SKIRTS $72$ DOWN . $69110 MONTHLY $495 DOWN i.00 MONTHLY $16$(D0WN $1950 MONTHLY $495 DOWN $3950 HONTHIY i-" T-i Conversation print., man.v won- R eg. S.1.98 lo Created hr Cosco, thtse new living room groups combine derfiil Signature print* rreiited $--1.,98 by the As.orlated American HOUSEBOATS stsength,, comfort, economy with the best in functional ArtUI. -Stylea a-plenty . . w- (■■ CAREFULLY SELECTED MANCHESTER flares and pleat, and whirling NO LEADERS IN THIS AD AND VICINITY NEW CAR TRADE-INS ttfiaag. Planned for wide variet>' in room groupings that . full rlrcles. marveloii* for Mim.- $0.88 givecomfortal^le, companionable seating in minimum space. mer fun day.. Misaea’ sizes tn R R G . $ 3 .? 8 ALL CARS TOP QUALITY AND WILL IE SOLD 84. lY^UR CAR CAN IE THE DOWN PAYMENT -For MW h6mes or as accent p i e ^ with your jwsent furnish­ FOR ADVERTISED PRICES I EVEN IF YOU HAVE A BALAIjlCE DUE ’ ings, Cosco is] today's OTtitanding value nt^iving room •MANV OTHKK CARS. AI.I. YKARS, A L L MODKI.S -ASK VS FOR DETAILS A L L .M.AKEs 't O C'IIOOSK FROM fnrnitute^. iHcavy gauge tnbaLat .stcel; Bonderized bak;^d-on CRINOLINE BERMIjiDA SHORTS C O n O N T-SHIRTS PETTICOATS Ebony enamel finish. Bright br»*i hoots w ith self-leyeling ~ I All Colors, While, Values; to O O glides. Reversible spring—filled emhions in|Choic< o f hand­ A ll Sizes. $1.9B Color*. $ 1.88 88;d*. q x .j j Ml 9-S295 some fabrics an

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VALrr.8 T0“4.9«! IB" X SB” . / VENETIAX BUNDS (All Stwl) .. AffiN’S DRESS SHIRTS’ .... m ' : / y VALUE-S TO S.98. ■•a-O \ V A L L E S TO 1.00! ■ f / . ■ • - VALUES TO 2------REG. A9<-! C “ VAIXES TO I.A9! BOYS’ ftfipi , LADIES' BIB APRONS ... D C J ' f iSHORT SLEEVE SPOBTmS IIW T S W W W VALLES TO 8.98! ' O-f ' • } ■REG. 8.B8! MEN’S O ' CC MEN’S DEPT CHILDREN’S DRE.SSES . . / l . . D/,., ■ CHINO PANTS , WOMEN’S DEPT V A t L E S TO 1.49. GIRLS ' RED LABEL PEPPERELL \ ' 1 C O EVERG LAZE COTTON K T ttC O A T S SHEETW. ELLL/ind TWIN SIZE IHIRTi VALI^Es TO 1.20! ITII IRE.S’.S REG. i.OO! Sport’ Clotnes • DRESS; CAMP s’n w ts .... i IRESSES • COATS * --2-PL. CABANA SETS / ^rortsWear • Z ingerie • UNDERWEAR • s p o r : • HANDBAGS :/j • HOSE • Worl • JACKETS • SL Vq/ues t^2.98.'l,adios' • HOSE • ! . •JEWELRY NIGHT • PAJAmAs • UMBRELLAS • NECKWEAR • b e l ts EMBOSSED CO TTO N THORS. 12:30 to 1 P.M., MAY 10 MILLINERY SLEEPWEAR • SLEEPWEAR • ROBES Direct froAi K in g's Department Store- WGTH-14lti ^Mike Lawless Yc^r M ^.

ClIlZ’ IRRlfcG.” « ' ■ IVOO VALLES TO 4.981 JLAIBO BABIE.S' DIAPERS FOAM ftl'BBER PILIJIW’S ...... ■ VALI!Es'TO 89(-!.-7> ' ,? KEG. 9.95! , . - CHILDREN’S DEPT. FOR THE HOME CHILOKEN’S K.VIT POM) sHIRTf( fc ■f 1 l o t i i e s HAiiirEks v.. i...... v.., ■‘ ■ ''VALI’ES TO. 1;»9! ■- ‘ " D A^ V A L V E S TO 1..89!' ; ,,C:ilH,DBMS’S PLAYW EAR..... ^ • -)■ O V C PLASTIC DRAPES ...... ;i • d RApes ■ VALLES TO 1.98! eHILDBEN’S-' RE«i,'4.98! , ■ O DRESSES • COATS • SHEETS COVEQALL.S anil 0 \ X R A L L S ,; jCHEVILl.E BEDSPREADS «3»9t“* • c u r t a i n s • BLANKETS V A I.I'E S TO .8.98!. ' ' . R + -J ,'. I .80! . , u A A JACKETS • UNDERWEAR rmi.DREN’S pOl‘LiN’'jA f KETS Pl.AIO SHEET BLANK’E’rs R W • YARD GOODS • TOWELS VALVES TO 2,29! - - - 1 Rjl ’ V A L I'E S TO I..89! SPfORTSWEAR • HOSIERY / INFANTS’ DRESSES ...... I.JO DM ORATOR PILLOWS ...... 7 OVC • tablecloths • PILLOWS ] VALLES TO 2.98! , 1 C Q rcE(i.'49 REG. 89c! 1 SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS ...... I’LAS'nC TABLE COVERS ...... O O C COMPLETE SHOE DEPT. FOR ALL THE FAMILY REG. 2.08! MEN^S 2 PC. 1 OO VALLES TO 89c YD. 80 Sq. ' ^ t ^ '. s a n f o r i z e d PA JA M A S ...... • • • • " PERCALES and PIJSSE CREPES Yd. A J C ' REG. 2.98! -VALI’ES t o S9r!| , 3 . 0 . 1 0 0 50 I-TT. GARDENillOSE ...... COMPLETE HARDWARE DEPT. FROM POWER TOOLS to SANDPAPER MEN'S ARGYI.e Ih OSE ..... PLUS hi^ANY, MANY MORE COMPLETE INFANTS’ DEPT. Plus FULL LINE OF TOYS and GAMES COMPLETE HOUSEWARE DEPT. INCLUDING LAMPS and CABINETS GS at .CHENEY MILLS DEPARTMENT STORE ' ^ COMPLETE SODA FOUNTAIN and SNACK BAR HARTFORD ROAD and PINt STREET. MANCHESTER

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PAGE TW ENTY-SEViaf I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONK. WEDNESDAY. MAY 9, 1956 WEDNESDAY^ M AY 9, 1966 SIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. ■enaa Gifts TIaaaa Ma#M^ PAGE TWENTY-SIX "■ V '■■'■"■ Ha^’S a iMwm H mM's Ba.yM Hkod Dad—i)ld you hava tha car out Playful Pafi On Piaradal- Those o f you' who want A bfautl- Methara wouldn't ba motMra FaOicr—iWall, young man, bow Two disigrunUad farroara It they didn't eonataiiUy atrivo to Mr. and Mra. Bari CoUlna, of Dea laat night? , ful Jawn frsa-of ugly crabgraaa and B^MSSEUNNY Plaines, ni.. have two aeta of boy ira your marks in school? to grfpa to aach othdr. riilckweed, will do wall to atop at maka'tha horn# A havaii of Tim—N tver did aee hay groW Junior—Yea, Dad; I took torn# and comfort. Cater to her and girl twins. Mlbhsel and .Soil—Uilder,water. ■ , the FAIR W AY, 878 Main St,, to I AIN'T I MIGHT iE T H lW ry aa abort aa mine this aummer. of tha boya for a run round. love" with a GIFT FOR THB Janeene were bom Oct. 22, 1853; Father W hat do you mean, un- Dad—W all tell them ly e found, purchase the Dupont Crabgt-qsa WASTIN’ eno ug h T'OeiNK SOME Sense and Nonsense Jim—You think youra la short. Bargains HOME from WATKINS, tS# Malm Patrick and Patricia. Oct. 22.1955. der water? ' ^ y . two of their lipsOcka!, and Chickweed preventatlva. This WH DOUGH ON AFTER b as e b all Son—Below G level. I had to lathei-. mlne,^to mow it. Is for use aa an early saaaon pra- bt., where each Item la yoor aa* p r ac tic e , BUT 1 i-M r i. Oeorge Zlerer, Phllllpa, Wls. AaoursGMC IT JUNI^, Willie. *^*<1 eix. wented to «ive maka frtegda of them 7 Toil ihoutd ventativa and one application shranca ot tMtaful daatgn an# <■* ■i/rrort! try', toi destroy them. ceDcnt quality. All manner o f U M N A 0 6 hie do|f FIAo » big dinner. He went Listed by pro’ridei full season control. A$ Lincoln—Am I not destroying b y G A L B R A IT H usual.; « Is F A IR W A Y PRICED. frameil PICTURES to ba o a ^ ..BU66T into the kitchen Just Iwfore din­ BY DICK^URNER SIDE (iLANCES nertime end selected several choice my enemies when 1 make them my, CARNIVAL The ^g u la r 18.65 atza la only singly i r In pairs Ar# auMMlad, W pieces M fried chiaken, placed friends ? STAHf-ONS AS and tha 82.85 aisa Is priced at a pretty FIN U« LAMP. If loves to entertain, the T O t * them od a dish, and waiFa^ut to Over 100 MolHt 30. Shop tha FAIR W AY and lake them'out into the back .yard Many gueata attended the old tavt. T R A Y ON STAND, ••.#■ U a hap­ to his dog when he was discovered gentleman'! 70th Mrthday anni­ py choice. l i l l , -V If Mother Laves to Saw - by his moth*'r- versary ' Including aeveral news­ Welcomo to Nrweat Children*! A Dyaamlc Orswih Stark. Brighten Y'enr Outdoor ^May Sale Cantbinea^- /$portf Togs Ir Th # N # w » B y C O N M ANUFACTURING Thrill Jier with a modern Dreab Mom Up M other- Willie, what are you papermen, one of whom asked, Shop John iUlcox, Manager of GOOD­ ‘Living Room’ doing with those pieces of fried Newspapri- M4h-^^81r. can you ANDEkSON'S CHILDREN'S COMPANY la a leader In tha alad* P F A F F s e w i n g m a c h i n e to It't spring planting time, and Shfll . love it. If the "xroaraUa” YEAR SERVICE STORE. 718 Main Ironic and guided, misalla field. maka All her sewing and drasa- peraemal gift eomaa from CORST chicken T , _ / ■till reitiamber when women wore ■HOP will ba "one week old” to­ St. rtminda' ua that tha ANNUAL aodn wa’ll be moving outdoors. W. Willie I want to give Fldo a long skirts? morrow, Opening for bualnesa In Circulars available. on request. makihg faster and even more pro. T. GRANT GARDEN CENTER 1* CASUALS, 817 Main St. Ihoro V ' MAY SALE \conllnuea lo kring feskional. The OPEN ' ARM are large and small HANDBAG# gootMlnh'er.. Old Gent- Tes,.indeed! But why tha spacloUa, airy location at 80S-, c o b u Rn a MHw LEBROOR- well equipped with everything you money .saving gift auggaatlona xor IN C . 541 Main St- . Mitchell MODEL Just arrived at J. W. o f top grain Ibathara, draaay, Mother*- Well. you Just wait un­ should I? 807 East Center St. the shop will Mother’s Day. Weddlnga, FatharNi need for a thriving garden. An V HALE CORP. has many special •oftly-styled BLOUSES, dialk til after We kave had our dinner cater to Clothing heeds of infants Day. With every U'' and 17” port­ 3-1105. Electric Power Mower help# you conveniences (sewing sleeves, white GLOVES. Add fUttatlnf^ and then yOU may .feed your dog. Sergeant—What ' Is the first to site 12. Opening SMClals Include able O.E. TELEVISION, priced maintain, a trim, well kept lawn pretti^t printed BATHING SUITS I Oirts at Mlerllag darning aocka). There are P O T ­ with 'no tiring effort. And .garden­ neckline color Slid interaat xrith The portions ielected by Willie thing to do when cleaning a pifle 7 from I149.8S cOmCa a wealth of bright JEWEIA'T or wlap of a were returned and Fldo had to witli shirred bodice topped with 'a MOTHER'S DAY O lfT JIJ ABLE and c o n s o l e modria in ing's eaev with the right /TOOLS. Private—Look at the miml^. education and entertaikment. Mom pure silk SCARF. All are thWitht* cosy bolero lined with abeorbent wlU/aay ” It’a like havidg a maid" SILVER from MATHER'S mother's favorite wood flnith. Relax and be vomfortableiln your wait. Sarge—And what hai that to do ful wayi bf greeting moUior thlf terry cloth, W.#! complete. The since receiving her '^ m fle ld ” TH E CENTER tella her you chose backyard, with OUTDOOR COOK­ After dinner Wime's mother with it? ‘ - 2 4 9 2 Sunday. •gathered up a plateful- of, bonea Buck To make aUre I'm clean­ rack og girls’ SUMMER DRESSED Electric Mixer. 818.85, or limy one with thought and care. Perhaps I'aefal Jewelry Boses Are Roomy ING equipment, the barberiie grille reminds one of a garden in tiill and acrapa and gave them to him ing my own gun. \ of the efficient O.E. SMALL. AP- an elegant silver COFFEE SERV­ Any lovely lady would be de and piointc supplies. Soak up bloom. Get acquainted toon. PLIANCES iCoffee maker, ilaam ICE will bring a dream coma true lig h ts to receive one of the hand healthful sunshine pr------o pe rty TO THECRASS CONCERNS . ordcrii promptly'Omptly. Mitchell .P-SifW. Cook diced kidneys, strips Send 8 LOO, your name, address and nutmeg. S ig n a l h o n o r ; Hawkin* on iieeond ba«8| i II be behind th# plat# well sa willY roast leg of lamb. You can cut the work from In rosebud print nylon, coma out , OF A U StO “Jsn* will b# Hght dpwn— I think hsr mothtr is spring cleaning, now that "M AR- onion ^and sliced mushrooms and the Pattern Nuneber to ANNE of the waahar. soft and raMIlaait. OF y0 0 B ,J iSiT ^ and Batcon^, hare, will dacidd'who kaapa tha foul balla CABOT, THE MANCHESTER Hclssors for Every Need HOOPie, h # r!" i f e want TIN IZIN G ” the ONE HOUR DRY Hero- the Minutes Fly butter; use aa a filling for The twin ataa, now llO.Mj aSvaa I" that go Into tha at^^nda!" luncheon omelet. rA'BNlNG HERALD, I 1 S« AVE. 'There la a Juat-rlgHt "Wlaa” or m anor TheJMUSIG SHOP. 1013 Main St. CLEANING has come to town, Wander Into YOUR YARN you 82 and tha full Mas ia apw helpn^lo stimulate muslj education I Pull off ilipcovers, draperies. AMERICA^, NEW YORK SS, "Griffon” SCISSOR, praclilon- 812.94, rag. 115.85. A apaolaUy da- 2 SHOP, 50 CotUge St. and w# pre rraftad for every" purpose as_you I This Is III BY AL VERMEER and promote a wider Acquaintance heavy blankets; pile them Into the ly^|!aea for Haattd Drop Cloth N Ve signed strap kaapa thia p ^ t y PRISCILLA’S POP 8 3 9 2 ct you’ll linger in thia relaxing, Now available- the coldrful i <®6 can saa on NOTION COUNTER of e** with good music. Why not put a | ^sr and drop off at 20. Eaat Cen- ■Rmnsphera that enchants you i p ' The aeamleaa, dprable 9’ x 12'. comforter aacuraly ancherod. Pay song into Mother’s Day with a t*, gj. Before the day is over, you Needlework Album containing J. W. HALE CORP. Add to f 1 WANT TO JOIN .... ; 11-18 mMiately. You'll be tripplng^iffom PLASTIC . DROP CtXlTH. 81.69 ae little aa 50c down ($1 oa Blae- , p o r t a b l e r a d io for her jkitch-1 -idt them up. fresh, sweet and 82.98, has a mumtiide of uaea dozen* of lovely deaigna frOm Mother's wardrpbf of acisaora for •COME^ PRISCiaA’S SAFETY CLUB- ; A particular favorite w ith ju m one\wutaer to the next Mofalming irle BlankaU) to hold your pur- A I QN. V en or bedroom. Here, l<)o., y ^ wMl ; gntelling and beautifully preaa all suiinmeF long. —Ifa\-lan attrac­ which to choose more'patterns In an especially useful Mother’s Day chaie until Nov. 15. SmaU w w ldy • .find a well stocked. up-to-date , ■, -V. . . ------lora in warm weather — well tai­ over \lhe beautiful •jjaSoy-made " gift. The versatlli Houtehold W H E I^ 'S My Ham #. ' • efficient "Jet-prop^ lored ahorla or pedal pushers tive covering for your picnic table, crochet,-embrol(iery and knit- plus paymanU are convenient and nals- TW EATS RECORD DEPARTMETfT together < viise" aamplra you can byy; Most moth­ gift patterna, directiona printed sheerev will uitscreW bottle caps, r s 0 A ^ r « s s . With every 82.50 topped with a crisp, sew-easy wlpea clean Aiith a damp Clotii, la laaa. I t couldn’t ba aaeiar ta JOIN O tv*Stat«. with quality Record Players and yoVi rWeive a FREEEE PV^ASTICI ^ S ’ ers llkeVsome pick-up work that flexible and .will not. crack, tear, book. Only 25c a copy! crack) NsUts, cut up foods. Then BLANKET CLUU. blouse. raquirta ^tUp/concenlraUon, that T l ^ -My S lo g a n - finest Musical Inatruments, GARMENT BAG. Asksk fpr It. or mildew. JOHNSON------F A IN T there arADresemaker shears, also / No, S-TB!! with Ratt-D-Rama In- Just relaxMCMd soothes. She'll love- 0 0 .,. 698 Main St., atocki thla 'yer- eanj-to-hio'dle Plnkers in addi­ Quick trick: Melt, a guartar- (NOSLOISAM*) Achieve clear drip coffee with of bonelesa Iamb eluded Is in alzea Jjl, 12, 13, 14, 16 a p ie t^ o f R a m p e d GOODs/a ^ Mpringa tor Perfume S JOIN X Sprinkle cubes aatlle, waterproof item that ban tion to Bfobroiflary acisaora for pound of procaaaad yellow idwaai homemade filters. Cut a couple of • a S onion ' 18. Site 12. blouse, ahbrl sleeve preUy‘Uy APROJ4 10to emonnoer. embroidai^ ■ It’s now, in the springtime, that ripping anil snipping smallest I prbmis# to look 6of/> shoulder', with protect your porch or lawn fu r­ Mother yearns for perfume, In the top of a double boiliV #var T-f * layers of face, tissue into rounds d oJ^sno" oregano t t .2‘i yard, of 85- in ch ; , .5-8 le PICTURE to needlepoUit. A stitches. For qenuty a sake, add a b#for# I cross th# Sitr««t: minced gkrlic niture. And of courae, whem cologne, bubble bath In stirring hot (not boiling) water, Oraanilly the size of the bottom of the drip ,or ^^0'cot 11 ii^e o f' hourahours beforeI yards. / , , ,, 'taatcfully choara GIFT L ^ E of painting, co\ er your floor and fur- Cuticle and T Mlcur# model with etir in a couple of uhlaap#aiu'or Always cross at th# pKop«r basket: place tlisiie rounds In ' ...... For this pattern, send .T^,,4n Jewelry, tote bagk note pfpera will fragrances to match her hew hat, extra sharp blade*. All theae will threading onin 'sk’eweras' and broiling. nlahlnga with thIa reliable PLAS­ hir. new hairdo! The exciting condanaad (undiluted) eaimt# plac#.- Watch out for basket then add coffee. Pour boil­ Coins, your name, addreas, sice de­ please you. Do a t^.in . give long, dependbble service, and TIC DROP CLOTH. BAliUCNCIAGA line of Paris par- tomato aoup. Servo pvar hambur- ing water through aa uaual. sired. and the Pattern Nufitber to are priced $2.'')5 to 87.85. A a n ’^ Sturdy Playwear for Tote fumk (ftum $$ bp) and gera on toaatad buna. •four little girl, alze 8-8 a1 ll pre­ SUF, BURNETT, THE MAN­ ‘How -Did Y'IINr. HERALD. , Tlial'a Just Whafc iXwanted’ ta ’nieae Hay ‘Happy Mether’ji Day’ For 'Her' Spaolal. Vta MAIV. TO ‘P «I«C IL L A 'S POP.* sent a neat trim figure in If Mom ia a dihner ' guest on at PINE-LENOX .PHARMACY, Stumped fo'r a Mother’s -Day tractive. checked GABARDINE 11.10 -AVr- .AMERICAS, NEW ivhal Mother' will say Nyhen you Whatever- you aelect ^ for a Two, apacloua fleora at MAR­ CABE OF_TWi« gift? If so, we suggest you browse Ma.y 13, why not serve oven fried 298 l ^ n Center St, and PIN E M4 »r « ! I JODHPURS with locking sippera YORK M. N> hand her a BEa I ttY G I ^ CER- CHICKEN LEGS from LYNN FHARMACY, 664 -Center St. MOTHER’S DAY gift from LOWS. M7 Main Bt. tabtti with th* <•8 BKC?K'S. 846 Main St., y ill iaurely kind of pretty and. pmetlcal glfU Wait And See BY V. T. h a m l ; BY RAY GOTTO ‘m a k er's''- 'lelec^lon" i Basic ^ahton. spring and ati.m- •nFlCATK from S.CH'VL.TZ Ro ULTRY f a r m s , 505 Main St ? PRI7' E MATCHABELLra "Spir­ cA L L E Y O O P i cuffs for an extra season a wear. mer'Sa'ls a complete sewing guide j B E ^ U jY .s a LON, 883 M i(n St. Dust with flour and seasoning, dip it of oprIngX cologne miet, $2.50, *please. - . With mother . In . ' 'lA'ind,------you'll that MOTOER would buy forB tr- COULD BE 'VOU'l L COTTON WOODS Whether Mom wants something for DO >OU SUPPOSE wI l l . n o w ! At 8 AVEMC?R STORES. fo iy ^ e r y womap who'sews forJ-j-j^y available In any deivorol- in. melted butter and bake one includee a dainty butterfly pin find here approprlete/'BLOUSES, •elf. Chooaa aomathlng “ for bar WE COULD SET ' MEB8 E THERE, i bersHf or the home, you can make - DRESSES. HATS, a*d the" ever- alona" from tha raahlon. S liM «r T - / f £ > ? G o r w l„ CMC. .. f a i r w a y . rself and lier family. Don’t wait j nation for one or a aeries of li vely 'hoitri at 32,1 degrees I'or ,a "good FREE to pfocimm to the world HIM TO JOIN WONT BE -send 25 cents now for your ropy. treatments (shsmpoos, style se)s, and easy" dinner. your own- lightnqartedneia. Also, popular HOSIERY. Exchangee or Hosiery Dep't. Make her duty Choose from, sparkling costume ,, . gladly made. Ou r s o u t h EXPEDITION Icwelry, sheer nylons, rriiiyfrllt.(ir nylonnyion looking and fresh all the time,vv--- manicure, facial, or a permanei 7 „ ^ — .—. a *ei-bf-4 perflirrtes, attractively work eialer with an effldant Baer AMERICAN wave) ahe wijjl appreciate and' ' J Keep It A Secret gift boxed, tagged M. The roomy tool'* for her kitchen. On th f llip.s. ciol summer sleepw^r and .uk In the Merry, Merry, 5lonlh .... Say It Sweetly! e x p e d it io n ? smart sport toga to mentlm Just ■ ' enjoy. • Many/and varied are the gifts "Lady Buxton’’ FRENCH PURSE well stocked Furnitura floar Timed for your gift shopping Fresh, boxed CHOCOLATES In few possibilities. And remember to and *1m Uc back w s ^ $1 .57 eiich occasions (Mother's pay, Showers. etugeatiSd for Mother or her day, in luHclous ibe cream\colora, 85, (downataira) you'll find that yar- festive MOTHER'S D AY wrap' fect "aomathlng new” for th# rhfWBf a Mother'* Day Card^'from ; or 2/|3. . A ccen t^ with Weddings, Memoilsl Day) HAR- \ No Need to Pull 'Nhadrs Down May 15. Now. from WILLARD would plena! Mom, 'their famous aelMtlon of greeting [.color trims, , at are nice, enough -RISON'S, 848 Main St., brings M J ^ v m , manager of SHBRWIN pinga at ARTHUR DRUG STORE. home that ta aura to ploaae. MM#* — ..J- . T I roj. Sunday! rard a few for gifts. " Lei aun.ihine flood your home 942 Main St/, can Axpraaa your .cards. you thr awaited A N N U A L M.AY W n ^ A M fl CO., 981 Main St., Add a dash of curry ler to dar.thmi|h the atora*^ yOull Uho hedlthfutly; it ,can never fade your beet affection the iweetcsC poaaible IL ■ 7 FE STIV AL OF VALUES through faahlonable - .caipetlng with the com V\ Ftin e Iher aiiggeation your marinade for Mav 19. It's a store wide partlrl- Paint\(rf courts! l i la'' ndt. pro- 'kelMba, way. Famous Wbitman, Candy COLOR LOCKED IN from MAN Cupboard,/'4chraffta and (lobeUn pstion with i .006 boxes of fa- CjkESTER CARPET CENTER. posedJlbiit Mom go on a painting, vie With each ^ e r ih~br{figiiag you iTulus' name stationery and note apree to ^m riem orate the <>cca- B-Pf. GAWelry Seta,, BBJ)B„: \ Your bad patient at home w U ) 308 Maih St. "BATO N. LOK- i tempting'aesiirtmcnta of pure, dO' thank you for providtiM tha. ut- / NewJlecbrds pajpers, reg. 59c and $1 now 39c a ticn but rmhef that Pop and the One” ' group of dLiUnettva TU F T " Is'ap exceptional value at JEWELR Y , I matching bracelet, llcioua caiuilei. All mother'i moat comfort with a H O a fH fA L ^ box or 3/81. Don't miss this oppor­ 86.95 S' aqiuira yard, not only .be­ kids isy "tnanks'' to the ledy of tunity to atock-hp. In addl.tlon, the earripg* arift necklace) 'haa been favorite aWeeta are-here: milk b e d yon can RENT or S U T IN KEMP'S^^iepRB DEPARTMENT cause of the.rich pile, and ITweedy'’ the houee b.vVedecorating a room chocolate, tho "frciety” onea, 'bit!' •■’S, sale extends to Glass. Woodenware 1 for- her. -Vith\modern, paint ll’ ;e eapeclelly g|^.hered' together and from KEMFS. Ine.. 76$ Main i t A-e-; texture but also because It is essy size miniature*,,Chewy or aoft can Maka 20 different adjustmtaits, MOONGIXIW — T h ^ e Frona "Picnic” - • Moirrls/Stoloff (handsome Salad Bowls 1 Brass, 1 SUPER KEM-TO-VE and KEM- priced only 83.98 for eachfS-pfc. act \ to rare for since ordinary soil t’era. '^ e , also the-carved wooden ahifttng weight to provide max­ Lazv Susans ('perfect for aummer, , j u . .wi- GLO any room -can>b# re-dope In, !it‘ Dewev-Rlchman'Co., 767 Main TO IX1VE A5JAIN ...... Four Aces CEbAII CHBSt, noty filled to the imum comfort It’s lam work for S p la a h l, BY EDGAR MARTIN BY ROY CRAI buffet meals) and Coffee botUea 1 doesn t show on this Boor Jig time. The rm ilta ere long; St,, in time for MOTHER'S DAY, KMITS AND Mi&R*BUDPlES B U Z S A W Y E R covering. Difficult, atatna -(thl£, brim wHh /walnut topped choco the attendant bacauat bod I* hlgbr TOO YOJfNG TO GO OTEADV ... it “ Kliig” C«le and ■■ Warmers. I?arly shoppers I lived beauty that Mother will ,ap­ Froaty «'hfte, turqiiolae, .ailver and «y,m oorrB. , SO. YOUNS LAPV, X HAVE YOU j catsup 1 Wash off easily. Yes. It's latea, $5:85.. Later the re-usable er than regulation. ALL vImatihtm 8-SICK TO m iTMaiCKr .. • Cleflonea have best selections. preciate through ajany, .many pretty leef-ahd-flower deefgna, .eaWMN. *s»: IVIK TO THANK FOR SRHyN* DtC l,I1TfcE GIRI- o r M IN E ...... ■ {■as practical ss. It'is besUtifiil! If chest, which has a inirror In lid Vft YS>i*T ftPOlVirOG SMIKitt. months to come. make them excellent choice* to en­ ADMIRAUf CElEtRATlON'. ,. 0ogl Grant you’ve waited until 1956-to buy can. double '$a a Jewelry or eoa Cheeie rabbit on tho Sunday- fA'Kt OOR 'TW P C!*hl MAmSIV? 8IKCI 6IK6IK CkMI L^ARD WIND ...... hance a u m m e r (a*ardrobe. Do aee MOAItO, l-lrm HAO , . . u . o , ,1,, metle box. I nlgbt-auppcr liianuT J u | t for n BVT. O t CAV) Childrens' Spo them. ,/. - y - ' V A STUMMiCX FUtt OF RCA Record Plan Coupons Accepted to May 18, the .surface if the. garment la <'»ri^t)ng_ progress. the BtrideB chango add draitned wholt karnel OUST P W B O ID i n f ‘HUriRUe IK in p - K n ru ivn t am- • ,Vt» *'emAikf»9 When bjjya end _ Tbfrc’a a ‘New Look’ H m corn to it. SUTTEEFUSS, turned inside o\it before going ^ , * " ’ •*“ **•• PRESSED FOR P L A Y in\*turdy, ft a can of atewed tnmatoe* VET AVONE.l -W «T lOOTWWS HARgfAC dIEN'S SHOP, 948 - *lnto the maefiine. ' all. good, looking outftta from and/ aerve with meat h»ef fir lUSR WAT»- '/I i • - fed macaroni and cheese. Main St., hae been redecorated, Featti •WeairaMeo' Mr Mean MAD'S. (TOl Main 8 t. tl modernized and enlaiged to bring FreahT' pretty H A L F BISS nr PEWWX / ------’---- r - r '- '* '------^ look gqod enough to eat. Ihjeg . . ine Luecinua grape, tangerlneVor / T h e ‘Little Shop Haa Rig Ideas you eVen more, nationally adver DRESSES to fit and flattcy moth­ lemon colored blouaee teamed w^h,/ B LA IR ’S ‘ LIT^TLE SHOP on tiaed line* of men'* clmhlng and er* of all ate* are in a bOautlful I N 'O Ci R P D R A T E D ahorU and aklrta o f harmdplxlrtwl Egat CSnlir S).. ha* the right kind furnlahtngk. Th* NEW PREP aelecUon bf voUe, Bamberg, rayo# UEP'T. la complete sportswear and cotton at the W I L R O 8 ■ 7fi.T Main SI. n b c Gi'een Stamps Given Tel.'M I-V3«80 caqdy colored, check*. Tli|8 19561 of big Idea* when it cornea to line ha* plenty of eye-appciial and knowing-how to please Mom on “headquaTl^ ‘ f*)/ ***• DRESS SHOP. 601 MUn St. #U*0 FURNITURE and MUSIC. HOME OF FRIGIDAIRE ta equal to roiigheat play. T h e Mother's Day for they’ve unpacked hize iS and lir. Armed with cofrect range from )$% in attractive aolid baby doll look for glrla le evident, freah; crlijf) COTTON DRESSES, mxe speciflralions for all the men colors and neat summer pcinU beruffled end bowed. "Sacohy" (In a complete size- ranget the In your life, do all the eummbr Mother likes.- Btiiped Jareqy 2-plecer* with the prattleat HOUSECOATS, Wardrobe-, zelebling here where ■parkie of romantic Venice are BLOUSES and DURSE8 to pleaiiB 30'/f more ..zho^f^g space la now 'TUe Inqiiiror WUE made to ' flt and wear apieiidldly./ iribthera bf all agea. available. "'\ B Y P E T / aR H O F F M A N BY UANK LEO^^ARD JEFF MIGKEY FINN B id P la n s! Gther famouiB label* include "Kate Greenway'L "Mltlbrook''. and 'Ship Am JUMBO i Annbh mWLy A HUP0L£D f/GUSE DBSPEMTELY and Shore". For active boy*, CLIMBS TUB GLOOMY STAHl- TRIES 70 SEVER THE ROPES THAT^ MAYK NOT, BUT|\WElL.THArS00RU)0PH0LE-HEI HMM-IT ” F A R A H "‘OF TEXAS bring* dur­ m i TO rue s e e m f^ooti... Bim HlM,..AeAlN...AND ASAIN-UffTIL. HE SURELY WOULD) - AND NHBi A tVM HAS KEN A POES SEEM able. well cut shoru.ionly 81 a .-IFOWiCVI HAVE. PHIL-IF HE (BACHELOR AS LONG AS HE HAS-AHP SO, PHIL ■pair, with two rooniy pocket*, ID KEEP THE WEPPING QUIET,, riveted on to ata'y iput. Outfit WECOULPN'; THOUGHT------YOU HAP )J HAS ASJWAHY FRIINPS AS HE HAS -AM! AS you them now for. the long, beau’tifid IIIIECERTAINLyCOU.PNTGlVE HOULIHAN! itinm ih p! -IT'S SOMETHIM'THAT JUST SAV.WEP0 aummer. ahead in clothe* that ere HWAII6 BACHBOR'SI HAS TOK PONE!, HAVE THAT ready to wear right from the l|ne. h n AT THE lodge! LOOPHaE! A cup of mayoHnaiae ihlxed with a qoarler cup bf French drsaaing S-9 plti* catchup nr chih aaiice. hprse ABCN.SAIi^ ■ I t - M U radiah and Worceaterahire/kauce■■■jrceaterahire ,7i* fer Hepey makea ■*' dellciou* *auce/for a shrimp cockl*lI|_ la ajle f* v. ' A Runil of BrllllaDce F.'E. BRAY, Jeweler, 737 Main P f St has unpacked beautiful, On# coll to us if all it tok## to ma|(#, fura. your-Mrs aparkllng PINS, hlao NECKLACE BLOSSER; BY I.ESLIE'TURNER yi^ECKLES AM) HIS FRIENDS jw z a t' U g#t th# pratdetlon fMy d#B#rv# thlrlummap. Wa*! and e a r r i n g .SETS that are CAPTAIN EASY. _____ Alone? TNI IN .S F «ff^P«*r SNjiB gift* aupreme. for MOTHER'S I,: pick th#rti up, doulMc-quiek . . ^ Btor# th#m in w r DAY. Dainty in outline, claaate At^yWA'i', I'M WHAT'S MR MRS. ITHOUGHT VOMD WANT office ? -"EDCiG ANP ROLLING CksTAUI-THATPOWN , 60Y? SOFAE O f'm V TvTCWmTER HTSYS NOV voy CAN'T 1 <)IV6 MB TltL P IT OIPi THAT SHACK.' ARC MISSING, STAKIstart OMtIl AGAIN in deaign. the ertiatry of each and MAKING A LAST DOVLE! VOU PHONED TO KNOWJOW HE ASKED ME eEPOajTER. BOTTB , ATAT TWe IMC TtNT ICNI WMHwnw a START FCCDINGITtOT)-(E- modern cold sterag# vaults . . . k##p them Bath 'MORNING'. HXVK llGHTNIN6,eR WOULD peOBASLY BE SWABON o r r r f la s h ' PResses.-- ANP DON'T USE WORDS THAT START everv piece brings a calen.dar of MelCH. EITHER Valiant THAT MtKEB MAV BE TO DINNER ALONE IN W ith a few h o t’ from heat, moistulv, mothii^'l . .’sO# at low cost- i-AN EMtTHOJNCE. WIU. STHKE THE only thing LBPr ITHMS . FLASH / WHAT WHOSE PAPPYr O WAS WITH S, R .e.B OR.W/ j- happy, day*./ (Thooae from th# that p l p shop IT TONIGHT TO BUV PERW5SI0N 1)8, TO SCMB SLV THAT LITTLB GAFE ELECTRIC STANDING IN THIS near, th OlD SH O ^ CERTAIN BOYFRIEND dating last sat. r-M- ■lovely dlapii‘ifay .of' appropriate COMES DOWN HOW cIGHBORHPOD TOgATi IT' FROM SHENANiOANS" w rrw -- ' SO DOTLE'S PIGHEACXP WAS SEI^ fniAMiiMl# ityiMa ♦•/ *)«». 8^ GREETING CARDS. WE OM STAKf n , w >i«e •aeee'****- HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF CONSOLE THS NEW PUVllr, OR young widow'.' SKIPPOO 1 510VB TO «AV NEXT Ahl-ceeu# DuraSult vopw* Be a Nucre*aful< Gardener OFFICE OUR STORAGE CHARGES Tou’ll hnd ev-erythlng you need 31^ SD i (An FWisri tItNFetetD ct peMt el MreH. ON KHE9ULE1 for growing a beautiful lawTi and garden in the icell , atocked" COAT VALUED AT $100 HOUSEWARES DEPT, of J. W. H ALE CORP. If mother ha* a I'green thumb" nothing in the way STORED for: $5.00 of a Mother* Day Gift would please her more -then an assort­ ment of Bulba. Flower Seed* or Our Box Storage Plan will Summer-Store your bulky iMn a decorative Trelli*. You'll need : Fertilizer* to feed your plants in- ter woolens. .16” x 20” x 10” box furniahed F R E E . Fill Lto a rewarding, luah growth, and BY WILSON SCRUGGS it with cloth coaix, dressea. children’* clothe*, *weatei^ THU STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE On A Mi.s.siun theh'waitd off trouble with effec- aORTY MEEKLE T h e y D id BY DICK CAVALLI 'IW WTr T?! jacket*, akirt*, woolen* and blanket*. tlyai inaertrwdeajind Spra.v*. Uae UXV, COeV.'OU'CE upset. ThAtevenajs the heat Tool forIJie'laalCiL?,'* f f ' O NLY you C* NOW CHUPREN ARE IN6ENIOU9. Vt>HO-H0,AND T s r r I- I HATE RAINY CKY6/ N5M10NTH5 >01111 BE AT MAPTHA member that lawn’ Spreader*Ttnd-i— ConMla Cabiimt APOTTLEO : powerful Lawn . Mow*ra are In rCAN NEVER THINK THEYCANAUMAVB ELIJI5LE FOCA PENBON.hE WAVNE5 H0tfE~ Everything .VOU can pack Into the Stor-A-Box protected OFd0METHiN6 LEMON IW.' Hey Kids! Stock here. -a---- TOOWlPVOIli, 0FANYTHIN6TD R> 5 against mothsv'lire and theft and stored for 1.6.00. V ' 7^ ’ ’.V-’ HAVETO6IT Win a model TlHuiderblrd— 9Mce swai Give Mom a *Um, Trini Figure WITHMINtHROr CONFEBSiO rCAVr BENS come In and get your free In the FAU - everything will be returned cl4#ned and Take Mother in to aee MRS. ^ C O liL P \ MWiLcro entry blank today. GLAZIER, of LENORE'S, 631 TAKE IN A freshly p t^ e ft at regular |dry cleaning prlces.^— PA Y A S MTUE AS A WEEK^ \- Mein (St. to be carefully fitted to MCVIE a. foundation garment that gives' •: V' AvailaUs of y<>wr 6#or#^. •ipotber a 'amooth, long line flgurc. pBe look in- the mirror and Mom 'will aay happllv, " I » that me 7,’l Fisher Fur Storage, me. Mra. Glazier bringz a wealth Of experience in- this fleld to Mxn- S25 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. chaater and satlzfled cuatomar*' M itchell.9-7111 • - 70S MAIN STREiT are tailing their friends and neigh­ M l ■"-V bor*. 132 MAIN ST.

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\ PAGE TWENTY-NTN1I MANCHE6TI® EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY. MAY 9. 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 19M PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT LOCAL i Homers as Cheney Tech Trounces 18-1J. Sport Chatter Bi*aves Retain First Place Edge ^ »T Holman Fights Locals Collect EARL W. YOST Old Southpaw Gerliert Making Grade Sperts Editor Baker Tonigl^ High, Hornets' r . 19 Base Blows Beats Pirates; BRITISH AMERICAN Old Tlm-» chesWr Optical. Msjichester Mo- With RSox in Outfield Miami Beach, Fla., May 9 , » for Ailing Ted WilliAmfl. 'The 26-yeAr old Reading, Pa., right­ baseball club was red hot .yes­ which wrill play a three-inning Sales: George May. Pete Brasftls in the know were hinting last ed to the outcome. , lilrh-ll5i n f Manch€RlPr IndlRns. game agalnat Hamilton as a pre­ and. Frits Wilklneon will handle hander was strictly a first bsse-i ' ' But. wlth>Marciano in retlrs- curT«ntly ■porting « four-f^rflr terday afternoon at Mt. liminary lo the Hamilton-Boston the* Police A Fire and Matt Har- season that Milwaukee’s War­ man Until spring training thla year. • |g cutdown deadline to Ihe, 25- ment,■ the boiithas been magnified ' winning »tr«*k. took tlm» out front ien Spahn had iost his^.peed, \ Nfebo* cliibbing three enWiy Clowna ‘ liiine-lnning engagement. rlnjtton, Don C?owles and Gtbaon , But veteran Mickey Vernon ar- player limit, Gemert hit hla fifth in Importance ka the first In thet w «rf«rt m * nftrrnoon to V W I, rrt OBle riVed In a trade with Washington homer, in the first Inning, set tip a 7.r? ■ pitch^i'*' base hitsi in- All proceeds from the double- Miller wlU lead Spencer Rubber was over the hill. Well, the International Bojtlijg Club's OllTO- MUrUln E«*t Hartfoid »t Mt Yo»k ...... header will enter a fund for Tony The first named man for each to add hla celebrated tiilenU to! run with a third pmtng single and Inatlon tournament tp pick a pew Kfbe. The non-CCII> tonteet got ...... r sta »‘i/ eluding two triples and a “Old Man” has news for em— ...... ^ .S29 4 i Berube who is recovering a^ter club will serve as heed coach. thoe* of Norm ^uchln at firal. walloped a n ...... B j win over Norwich Regional^ heart attack. Berube played with GEORGE KiaXXY, head coach Baker, the Pittsburgh gfahV (* spring came at " i""' KAiifAH' r iiv I ; Tech. The ea.^.triumph, first both the BA'e and .Hamiltons aev- with Mancheeter Optical, waa a sistent fast ball*’ he’s had in minors from where he'd been! While saving his major league rated third among the crdil oC l^sgua rival. ' Norwich E •l>*'lroll . . . oral years ago. ' *■ fine iftfielder with the Shamrocks called lael September? ! etatua, Gemert ao far has answered AMdemv tn the aeaaon’a opener MX for the locals^this , spring, years. heavyweight contenders and Hol­ . >q»*v»Uiul At N**W York. U p .m some years ago. Following a long The, 35-year-old southpaw waa Dick, apparently recovered - D 'U oit ftt WMhniRt'.n, n p m MlH^r F Mlkn^.HIvrlna thift BDrinir M tn still (frflowliblowing the theory fi'f.* Kf.vtArK\M>-I» VB PAsriial f2-2». loss to yestyday’s O j^nent as commiaaioner of the Bee Soft­ umpiring but has been connected or more games'In alx of the previ­ Manager MlKn Higgins this spring Scheduled for 12 rounds, ■- Ing for the' State ClAC Tourna­ 2 p »» r>*m«yAii to give him a chance as an ■out; that If I'm ewlnglhg, I might hit in Norwicli. \ ball League -which gets underway with the Llrtle League for the past ous seven seasons. But the experts one," Gem ert eays. ''Hwlng. siving, Boker-Holmah match in tha ment acheduled June 4-«, v« P4*41* Monday night .at Robertson Park fielder. 'Boston had liix fine out­ Miami Beach Auditorium wW ba aiibab Tlie visitors reached slbt;^r several ye%r-. jumped to the wrpng conclusion. nominated, righthander Ronnie K iNtv, At RAl»lfiu.i», R p m fielders but only two .of them were ■wing, that's what I ’m doing.'* televised natibnally (ABC) stort­ K^'IIncr j WM John Kozicki fo.r .three aingles and when the Manchester Auto Parts The file was gone from hi* fast Simmon, to pitch ag.lnat the^ ltr*Nir \ I tangle with the'Rainbow Club. The righthanded battera. Here'* where ing a t 10,/p m-. ED T, I^rnmotor their only marker in the first in­ ETUTZ WIUt.IN80N of the Po­ one. but not because of age. vialUng Hometa who apllt in two NVtr Y»-rk 4’ rkvpiAnfl 2 arc light attraction is slated to G em ert gamb1ed--and won. Chris Dundee expecU a osIHmt 4 fHilrifo 3 (13 inninfs) ning before (.'aptairt Kenny Irish lice A Fire is reluming to the “My fast ball,” said fipahn, mccUnga with the locala laat aea- ■tart at 8:80, Starting time of all In the second gam# of the season Scholanlic l^Mball crowd of 3,500 although: tha fight tj^ ile posting wlna over BAHinioir.,7 K«>flon 4 Church Rowlin/( League Clibmps Honored night conteets. Magnuaon, long a Fritz was ai. all around athlete failed to respond after a mid-win­ Williams came up with a painful will be on local TV screens. Briatol and Meriden, Slmmona waa TpNr«(lA)' ArhBHwiB thirda innings to gain credit for prominent figure In the 'Ihvilight apre apot on th* Instep of hie right Naiigmtubk 4. Bristol 8. n.MioH At; ^ V/ at the West Side for years. Top ter operation "That lefti m* no reached for 1 » hlta. walked four the victory.. He gave up ju st two Softball League which operated at /oot. Southington 8. Kayhor Tttch -4. A baaeNOl w riter pointed to thA and fanned 11 while giving up only <*|pv«'lA»ifl At Vork ^ p m, hits, walked live and fanned 12. kidk with the PAFs will hie George choice. 1 couldn’t throw hard and . Batting .848 Hartford 1, New Britain-0-(10. Af'» At Bf.Aion, 2 PJK .the North End.park, A currently May, former British American I only used ray fast ball aa a waste W a r B e n b f a h n / Moving Man name Boston on Bob Porterfield's two earned rtma in 18 *””*”**. , _ ■ OmIv flArnep P’.« Third ba.scman Hank Jaslow ski ' ' ng H a'lh' 111 o n Standard's Gernert got the nod in letl and In inning*). ... shirt, says. Jerry Nason, Bemn Shortstop and Co-Captaln Alan. fH»lv * Ihiopa’ i j third baseman in Twi League plky. pitch. I had to get 'cute,' pitching Wtm F irst Norwich 12, .East' Hartford E Representing Villenova Rrtn >AV Is \he Rev. Rtepheh Str>je%vaki. RUnley OrEyb, Henr> ^r*'**’ . ^ ' was the day's hatting Star with ' teani; to spots." th* ensuing 14 gamss he'a complied Delany did not lose an In­ sports writer quoted In TM Sport-,, Cole (.357) and second ba.aeman MiiwAukf* A IphonieiRubacha and John Zawi«to\viikl. team captam ., 1 Herald Photo b> Pint . ____ -four safeties, including a hoths a .848 batUng avarag* and leads New London‘4, Weaver 2. BOORERB are atill needed for Spahn was a pretty swift culls T^kvUi* 12. Farmington 0. door mile during the winter , Ing News, an(l asked him what |t. Shby sweet (.313) were the^'V Hi . run, and thr(*e runs batted in. But 80FVBALL LEAGUE entries Phoenix, Arli. - Vinca Marti- tha team aith fiva hom* rune and a (’IncImiAil X- the Natlonel Little League and the last night. He burned s three- dlaatonbury 4, Wetherafleld 1. aeason, ran one In 4:04.9. H e'll'' ■pelted. Porterfield, ^ t h grin, Red and White performers hltt ng 3 I ' >;V* ‘ ■ ■' ' the youngster received plenty of will be kh<>^ as the’Auto Parts, net, 148, Paterson N.J.. Mtpoint- 11 runa batted in. RrooklvH. American Little League. Anyone hitter past the improved Pitta Wilaon 6, Newington 4. represent Ireland In tha Olym- j replied: “More rupfl.and over -SOO In the boat nlne’a atarling New Yrtrk . support from tearrtmates Ruaa Rainbow Olub, G reat Eastern, cd i>lck (Mad Man) OoMrtelji, 148, After yeaterday'a performance. interested may contact the sporti burgh Pirates, atrikiiig out 10 and PlalnviH* 10, Windsor 7. pie Games. , / • / money." r (MttAblllRll Cowles. Bave Hevart and Kozlgkl Merchants. ‘Cbae Bros, and 'Telso. Loa Angelea. 10. / Dick can . stop womying abeii; the ^tfleldeh Steve Cooper (.250)., I*hUAi!'‘lpJ .m department of The Herald. walking only one for a 5-0- de- , ChirAKo ,247 1. Wertz Makiiig Comeback , of Year who combined for' nine bingles Three rovinds vHl be played with Rrault f.T76). and third. MeApiPA hpllhld fiRlirPfl from ctalon, hit first of the season. It and nine RBls. Shortatpp Don regular scheduleax games every PETE CIX>BE easily topped the was hla 35th career shutout, tops Vto Cyr. (.2111 for hla of- Isf.iit*/|||»* w*»n*loBl lAAdBi i. Monday. WWneaday\jmd Friday / \ feiwlwpower. Cooper leads the Fisher and Bob Behling each Col­ field In the freshman one- mile race among active National ^ague w York At CinrtmiiMI. 0 p m lected two base knocks during ths nights. Tuesday has been d ep ­ Ih^na batted In with seven n -3 t VA NiiNhall (0.2». 1955 in the. anniial outdoor champion­ hurlers, and retained the Braves’ Kacey Rmvhall Sale Stai4s Following Attack of Polio in ilated aa makeup nighXOfficial bo\h Braiilt ritlAbmEli ijt MltwAukf^. 10 p 171.-- . rout. ships, recently of the Metropolitan allm (80 percentage polnW) hold Honor of buying the lirst two •Uckets for the HaII (fw.Ti BiirdAit*' (1-U . ! Bob Ropp was tlie lone Norwich acorer and statistician will be Billy Inter’collegitte Track and Field on first place. . « 1' diminutive C>-r have been credited BifM(klvii At ('lilraRf*. 2, 30 p m. • Dt vA- , England. \ himbiis baseball excuralon tp^ew York on 24 e L played right field the day befor?,! ("We weighed them by the layer able to gfl rnore than one Assn, nfeet. The former Maneheek The St. Lbuia Osrdlnals kepl'the dak .1-1» v.A Mpvf'r (O-li. ^ . 1 ' New York. May 9 iJ’i — “When to Ivar Johnson of 9.1 CanftiSdge St. Hve hundr^ PhllAil»*lpliih At Ht Is4miIa! t>;fp.m I had the headache but I went to] pound"), about 200 telegrams end hit . and he w a s responsible for teK High sUir. running for SL pressure "on, routing , Robin Rob­ /been secured for the single gSme between the Giants and MUxya DirkAon (0-3i or WrbniAlkr tO-l) v» ; the doctor told me I had polio, I 'the park anyhO'yv. I couldn't evert „{ fruit. Tl.e bald- driving' in the. losers’ lone tally m COUNTRY CLUB is still in need JoittK University in Brooklyn, erta to blast Philadelphia, 9-1 fsrence ^ m ^ a. kee. Johnson, shown above In the centw, la " Pf.htAkv i2J>* weht numb all over. All I couW THe»iiA>’A R aahIU thp opening frame. of a publicist for Its men's divi­ steppb(l oft the mile in 4:24.7. while ancinnati relinquished lU y boast arnpl^. speed afoot, strong two tickets from Kran<'ls Mahoney of the Kaceys. ^ think of wai a wheel chair and get off the rubbing table «;>»;" j ^ 30-vear-o)d athlete (now 3t) , ■ defense and ^lr\hlttlng but / BriH^klMi 4 (iilVARo O. drove me nomr. 4 uiwu i. .wzvrwp. . Homer Knots Score sion. Anyone interested in han- share of aecond place In a 6-4 loss g o o d / y e /v r Philip, holding a Giant sketch book, approv'ea the sale. /.lahnson N^w York 5 (*hirlnnarl 4 Iron lung." X < ; r d Z o u n T l u 'night ind tlfe^ knew he hadtso many people dlmg the aealgnment for the club U T fl^ LE:\GUE umpires wlU tionable ,'Etching 'has bwn has been the first to purchase tickeU for the annual * racey base- MIlwRiikrp 5 PillAhiirah 0. Vic Werti apoke slowly with d around hW lUght and th fj . corner Clieiiey knotted the score on tp- the New York Giants. Brook­ /includfH Bt. IsOiilA *» IMillAdAjnhlA 1 next morning I pa.ssed out twice at Jaslowski's circuit amash to left- la asked to contact Ronnie ^oane meet Thutisdav night at 7 o'clock lyn’s champion* snapped a three- Jim Carey's ^L*'^’*“the ball trips for the past six years. Cost .of the tic, < et, ThBr«ilAV*A Bra>d»ilA deep feeling aa he revlewfed Ihe xt morning I pa.ssed out twice at j g j. j,-pvember W ertz was able to /of the Tournament Commutes or at the WeslXide Rec. Sam Vacant! And the Vtaltora^U, ^ chairman for field in tile setfon'd inning and wVnt game alump aa Don Newcombe round trip train fare. Stanley Choman la gener isiiiiiA At NfHnAiike>, in p m. agonizing da.vs of laaV August hortje. They brought, an ambulance ,i su to hia.office hia,pffice la (a beer diatribut'or- Pro Alex Hackney. report* that\ there Is room for Indians' defense eupeWor to that of BrfHikIvn At .(’birARo 2 30 p-m. When he was stricken. The pains | and Wheeled me out. , J ^is «tiength, out front in the third by a. single tossed a ihree-hltter to beat Chi­ the KSceya. (Herald Photo by Pinto). Only tlAmcA Sf'b^futl^d • 'n ' - , several im(ire ^nen to complete', the earlior opponents. . „hn«.e ara gone now except for a alight run on only one hit and tw'o Nor­ cago 6-0. ' ------— - e------—------m” T hTlTol/o am I h" P ng the men load a truck, mov- GLENN B.ANKS Ir ons of the staffs for the 1 ^ . season. Anyone . In the American League, three Carev was expectM to choose atifTnesa when he gets up In the him inVtO-pound rases. By Christinas wich ml.sirties^ Three sinrffis,,stolen his starting motindsfnan ^om youngsters .selected oh the basis of Interested in volunteering hi* serv­ home runs gave the New York' morning. He is. hitting .3.18 as he base and a lleldcr’s chouie produced his ability In r^ent tryouts to play ices Is welcome toyattend the ses­ among Dick Orogrlt*. didndiln'7 t know,.for,sure ^ baseball. / two mi)r.e tallies In the fourUi\in- Yankee* five straight and a iy t' ‘Cleveland's first baseman on a re­ tom in the Little League baseball pro­ sion. DennU Bovrik. n /z\thletes Lopez Disputes for three or\(ouK days. I n rn ^ ' '. ■ game lead with a 4-3 verdict W er Best markable comeback, . - “Franlilv. roiigi gram this sSstoVi. He whs choaeli and southpaw Ray "Like most people, It'a the bad it was the end .(if evei ything. base­ L iien t to jdiidson’s club tajfied 11 times ir develand. Boston took oversee- ter U a fastballer usually botl^ didn't think 1 ciiutu play in the auctloiyby xthe Medics In the HANK HAEFS is A, member of ona place from the Tribe, healing caacs you think about," he said. ball and my bii.sij^^esa. spHng training and ^ent two the fifth to turn. the. contest into National Lime LMghe. Glenn has the Pratt A IVhltney^golf team ired hv lack of control. Hutt and "After the first week in the hds- Talk on Yanks "People don't realize how .many, a complete rout., .Seven singles, had conal(^able previous training in t^he Hartford Dustsk League Chicago's While Sox 4-8 iu 13 in­ outSelder Dick ted States ...... , V1 T -.'1. i riijnfed weeks. I'd work one day Train iii -1- kinds of polio there sre. Luckily 1 triples by Cowles and Behling. two under the expert- Lutelage of his ■whilex^bb'v LaFrancis isNthe No. nings.' Baltimore jumww Into ’’i.*,"'',* ‘?’ u . nn foot W'QUld h^lH. Vd ait OUl fourth, fa game behindX?IeVeIand, / New York. May* (^-Anybodyi ^ad. the non-paralytic t>Tc- I j''»i, able to fellow ^ , i three oK fmii day* and lost all I w'alks, three errors, fielder's choice, fa th er,X a k e. - ^ o pla.ved a num­ 1 manVltli Hamilton In the lame hope Lean have a good year v* _ with a, 7-4 job on Ktnsaa City. v.tt- Yftrk Mav 9 tJr, — V- S *' Bingham cited no specific ex-1 who Ihlnkj. the Ne*nUc in the Olympic gamevi"' _ I- The noi mally genial manager of ‘’' ' ’tl’hie,. Traced . aboilt Sept '20, I felt so gX^ I •. . ..' ^1. the . thell_II —..a'.,.#out of 14IL lA’itK\\ dh tVtal that Frisch during the days of;the Gas iiide Rec. Seven tea">* h*'"* Joined Elston Howgre^ and Hank Bauer It WBS Bailev. a student at the Ihe Cleveland Indians made no at- Houde Gang of Dizzy and Paul the circuit and Jim Herdlc , ,i» knocked the homers for th* .Yan- iLoodarsa Colpmittee said t<>5»«>. \ ____ ...w_ ...... ______i.. ui.u i.i. li-vitalinn wh»n AoMricsB XMgim V. •• *hi * UnlVcTaUv of" iip»el ‘ t^irtpt to hicl^ hi« ih-iUtVon when! Mbout. « werk I hadn’t AlartAd. thinking ””w>rlzweikha 206. Bhout , >Dcan, pepper Martin and Rip Col- knxioua to secure at leapt (>ne more k^z, shclllngi Early Wynn to RitKoy (based on 36 at .bsU)-^ _ VWe bring *»';a|/the best athletes eountryTOan. Johi. Lan- i qSked if he -was, worried over the, ,^p,,|np ,welk’; .he, .said. r'fThe, ,b!«t ,S<;ries ,*f ueow Uhe-sam e a.i .when,he, *(ricken ; ^ "v ,*, ^ ^ ^ jln r e itry. Opening game -Is slated overhaul a 2-1 Tribe lead. Bauer's Mantle. New York, .42*: Maxwell, of, other cou nts. 8*'’* dy^ln I».s Angeles last Week in a ! Yankee*’, fast early pace. ^ ,w-f,niy heavy. My, legs got a (outlook • 'J*'*'' ift. got down to 189 during his ill- , T Monday n'ight'. 'May ,28 'aty6:30 ^t waa\he cuheber (t» Uie.Yanka wade bengm, of o^finead^^^ ‘ Wor'-ied ?" he echoed I little atiff. aomething like you feel hmv^'eak Id \ ‘’’'"''V r i. po a - rhi UeiWlt. .388; Boyd Baltimore, IV d ’lJlA RV, d_ean of base­ Robertson Park. , it 7 ^ over their .threi main flag ' 476; Howard.'New oYr)c, 872, Ol- then w ^ tcl/ th ^ i whip us In %he a ,.(,„ked at 3:58,8 am' 3.58.7 I think w‘e re in a good posltipn; vou've got the grippe. One the sea.son they h(id a Polio DaWj .w eather -ha.an t Ki«h.,r. :t> /...... s l J 2 l n . i ball umpires in Connecticut, Is threat /-Cleveland,\ Chicago and / *on. Waahlngton, .870.. _ O lym p ld f^ aald 3. Lyman Bing- . con.'idei'lng the fact'we've played i Rosen and I were driving] and I auited up ami walked/to . , , , j "L ast week I had k-nzlyld, psa ...... i 4 J > > J! '/ handli'nlg plate aasigrtments in all WTIXIE SIMPSON, reporla^at Boston.^ouhg Johrtpy Kucka was] Runs batted ln - -J -uUle, Ne>\ ham..j% . y - , , , '"l^irdSy'elnth. race wept to | alt bu. fmi7 games on the road and j and I ! kom.^_P||.te ^ H '^n V home Manchester High baseball the M ain St/M erchants’ entry to the vritine on a 10-hliter for a . 's;v -<,V i' York 24'; Berr.o. New York, 22; Bl^ai^, ‘jK Ron Delany, q son of Diiblip, Ire- 1 V r gu.vs haven t atarted hitting , bout the rtllT''***;ragthing'if ' mvan.S ' ji, ,5 ? Ji J . - games this spring. His working the R’ec Softball League is In need' re'cprd. It vas Wy'nn'a first defeat Vi I InmoHi’ Washington. 19; Simpson. fS'hammer^rower who w IL ,, ' ' If I.had polio' I aald. . l!,TA\iuo^„^ ,oVtWnk Vmi'rekid-the.vcktoh,XMyl.V'"''"Rh.'n)f ,^ ,'^’'^,': of a pitebbr. Interested mounds- the AttaeriAn dele^gatlon into ' Vqnka .Not Supernien | “Then I began to geJ severe self Who do you thlnk^you re Kia ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ partner'Is Chick Toomey, a mem­ a:fftr thieeXvictories. "\\'V Kansas Oty and'Bauer, New York, ber of the Hartford Bulkeley High nien may contact Ditk Simmons at /Dick Gern'ert, who hOmered- for,I .elboiu-ne n ^ November, B*l(l he Other promi>romtnent\tia^ inentN ya^ athletesathlete* . “According - to . aoms pf you , pains, up my legs, and '’ ’J f ,',, -v , . .he hospital check with voiiKdoctor if you gel iWbimz. it , .5X1 3 1 n 0 1 Jon Di^SnX’k Bar on Main SL'' faculty. O’Leary, honored last ^ q a ^ n 'f firatVi'un. •ing'led homre *, \ 'iiV ^*Homs Run»—Mantle, New York thought th^ xchang. of athlete.,,,in .^Is this country wh-X^'be-cn^m-1 whiXjviU’be-ccim-1 wwters,"writera." Lopez ■ wen.^, on. ' ’^the.| ?u\*'!^.!:;7':rrn;?;ghT'rnd’^^Anally symp.omsN^ . , . , 20 IK 1!» 31 March by the Manchester Knights the- winner oSf reliefer • Millard *•;. » \ l.\, 10; Bam , Msw waa a I thing when done ,In ..againstI us iia ift.. Melbmune M Yankees are a ' >4in3irh (!> of (Jolunihu*. ha* been calling ball.i JITNIE ^.IZAUBkAS. formX Howell fbr the Red Sox. VH^ho got , ■^.AN r ’ the apiri ______oXlWvldttd. vou. The I ------;------y"* ■ X ab I h f‘ ibij pitcher with several teams In ^e New York, T; Uemon, Waahlnnon, aie Mfl lalking_ahoiit. I bMieve Boysr, S t 18; Poet,:^an- , For years American college's, eiko, aecretary-tceasurer, George the Rainbow Club Xthe R.er Roft- Eight runa in tlie-fifth wbn for grabbed off fellowa like Parry this is gOtpg to he a ding-dontt nf- Selected by auction to play in the Timti-ng.-. .no fi.shing... .no ;T.'.raiv'.....r'.-...-..-Cl ■c-s-tR -'-s', t natl and Thomas. Plttsb^gh,* 15, partclulaily Yale. Michlgaft,' aod (jr -a tmi for .NlMiilyr in .Sih / Smith will handle the American bali'liagiie"6^h^ Monday night Detroit, with Bill Tuttle slapping r-e‘.y jfu. ' ■ Cincinnati, O'Brien and kept .then) there fof Oklahoma.' liUVe been gelling'oul- li rape.whl'i'lj won't be decided until American Little League this sea­ easing: at .Robertson., TbV.voung 'fircballer sj-f f> sign emblazoned- with such Last Night^s *chen.-v v f:...... - " 1 \ 2 H :iX 18 Farm League. a three-run double i,n the upris)pg.' . V ■Runs—PoSt./CinclniiaU, 1 four years. We’d have O'Brien for standinjt foreign qwlmmers. 4 the final "vve^ Just like Igst son: , ', i Xerw iclv ■ 1 *^-v I ha.s slrMdjXiyirticipaXed in 15 4m Reliefer Dick Marlowe; pitching to | P iitsb u rj^ . 8; Bank*: | the Olympics hut he'd be Ipst for The liert of these whom y.S. i-ear. And , rm convinced the doin' statements i» arv indictm enti I. CR, Ars.0ja»ili Kcpi'; ...IB, esnies withT ))(* base team back f '7 1 suf-' . ‘ollce and, F1remen^--Kennelh L r tT L E LEA GU E entries in the liieaular I. Jablwiskty^i^cinnaU and | our owrt metis which won tankmen1 /«11'nuisl face at MelboiSi ne Indians have as'good a chance as of vlrtually.„.every meiutimember of the ...... saerhmentor...... Calif. Joey , „woa dow but one mair; was the. svinn'er. Burnell,. Jcniea McGaiin, Stev^ rod. and ...jf gun----- fra#L-4-...ai»,. le in ily .. •' ----133 , Sacramento,... ------.»* outpointed Donrv^n )hpvc ’ s-inin.c \ iQjjt <;K?n4*y.\7, N'nr- American League win be Man- f-if f ttabur^,:A 1 are tlie >1’aidrof» brothers, John the Yankees to wHv,- ms.vbe-even\ Brazitls, Mark Minnetle. G*Yy . The hunter guiltyg, of - shooting•' -. u i a t j a««'33 Ln, Angeles.__ ___ 1^__ j aMi h 7; RB. K,. rfioilx (2V- Iri^b ap'd hobert,. of Great Britain, nenv better heesuse of ■^our sijperlor \Meacham, Mark Golhbert. . no ■...... ^— Y St Aubrey. pitching." towaward ard "7arm farm' X dwellings ” '’«‘‘i"8 * (‘:^ .^ '‘ ‘" > '’" s t o c k ^ "F lash Elorde,^ ?ft 'f?^'''’'s / \ MaManeheater OpWrnl Jam es die the wrath of a land owner and ;29’». Manila, outpointed Chico ^ K“i>p .« fo\ in AusiSralian at Yale who has lied Pedemonte, ..le the wrath of a land ov ...... X- jVek-son, rtichEiTi cause him, to niake. the under- Rosa, 128. Oakland, Calif,...... I’O.- Min.«'in'!"'• !'! ‘i'V ''c ^ run.. 1: r - f X the, ivorlil ninik of 49 seconds in 1 eck. Barry Bennett, prico Richard 1 ei standable ban against ^1 shooUsnooi- gj Pa„|paul -'.limmy Martinez, 180-180, j,^ f ’c-3 7mI’^ A'i‘isiin.'''nAk A the lOO-yai'd free style, snd Dave Roljert Bran•anniCk Rictiai'd It'<'h» Marsh, plw tax m i Hawkins of Australia, who set the Caiiada^ TrmiiK'ecl era. He certainl.ycertainly lais *mong t**® phoenixphoenix. Ariz.. outpointed Jim hv cnilii-nx:chCndl'-iix v B KOpp )vr Mnou.- Gary Harrlabi...•labn.. , - 'mlnor'itv of outdoorsmen. . Hegerle. 160. St. Paul. 10...... Caill.-ny.- . f«.''AiP‘l1n.no a„ IV, Irch, American 200-yard free style rec­ rocoppabW Nra tliane eater ‘Motor Salea-^-John Whgn a fisherman ■ tramples Holyoke, Ma.ss. Garry Gaga I,. M ^'ic \ i ord at ilaivaid...... By llriiled j Stale*; fiJOAtSiiaa McNeil'. Richar'd Gollmltzer.c.ix tjir. across a freshlyncsin,. planted field,..— he tola. liu. .ier.sev.iffsev City,i-u.v. N..> J.. ovit //■ "Bol) Kiphulh (Yale) and M all iJaniel Xlullm. Kenneth Salo, l>r . .to eliminating------— p„jnced Sid Barry, . 16.1,e __ PaleV.son, y : Mann (Oklahoma, formerly at Fort Worth, Tex., May 9 (A*i Xwogman. William Dixon. (he welcome mat for all on that P ‘ ^ * ■ ■ v ^ Xycliigan I (*ie two of the world s Tliey called Hie United Stale* team R«hber--RichBrd That malefarlor aUo i» * V. ______iHai crushed O n a d a In th’e 'I n ­ n|prw« cidim e S-T Triple-Tinpered Cord Body U sttooper and safer. collegks'loo muct( for also seeking l,ed 1)V National Open champion 1* of a few ears of. cprn may be Wins for Rockville HOI SF.«IV K Ji I.KAOVK the heVt teams pdsslble. But we .lack V lerk and the talented Tom- placed at the door of ,* compara­ See. as oowl^^M for die 9-T Tibeless Saper-Cushioo Goodyear for the m tive handful but their faults ran 'scoring seven, big runs in the _ .HpNtublft' (M’ .■ mu must bk careful to keep it all on a .my Bolt, ttie Uhiled States )yeat ...... W* K9, inb "244 tire vehig-lMi leads them oU! y. proper Ivan* and "I "by costs, our its Northeni n^lifiilior 21-6 in the f ■ ^ I c* 1 1 ' produce rebuttal In the form of a top half of the first inning Do<’h- ■ . . . . . Rs 7M .R9- 2,5.5 B e a ls W e lh e r s i leU l ■ warning that aU,vlaltol-8 no longer ville High had little difficulty .f;,,„viil.. : - ...... 42 7s 76 2.36 Qlympi>.'\showingi suffers." matches that 'ended, here ywiter- ...... 4K. HO 69 237 of years ago Fngiand j The ttS/linksteis triumphed ' X " ; are welcome. ■, . . - chalking bp a 12-5 victory ovitr,fRoi>vris“ii ...... • 94 69 . 71- 2.34 fhoi^ Soh pficm$ and you*ll go Tubalatil TAKE) LIFE LEISURELY 'A .cojip' .Farmington in a (.'enlraj'Valley B , “ ' “I": raised a I rifle howl when Gordon ^ j„M thethgsingir singles 15|i to 2'.,.' not al- Copping. r . ,fiiit place In 11ll. Ilfof the Outdoorsmen are prone niembership to blame Leagtie contest played yesterdav in , T.iinl.« .. 451 394 4»f» 1250 , Smortstt (iip-oni of thsm oMI Light, flexible, to Pirle, br, iahl Kngli.sh di.stance ■ ] i,,„.in^p.i,nadalovving-'Canaila (oto ’ win evert one. < offipF 4 lip* (3l W h N i»•MPwalHb ' 1 wiMk sktowniHi runner, iecWyed acholarship offers Tile ilay bCfoie BoBolt' and Co. had 12 eVenla •Coach,'Paul *, for .the current deterioration of Ifniimville; The wnnners' early out- j j, ...... 92 n»2 9«» 2St klanchester . High track squad sportsmen - farmer relationship, burst Tva.s helped along by threo Amiila RO l'«“ 9.5 275 ' / Wgnderfullp : esmfortabU for all your leisurr from lieverVl t?,.S. e o lle g e s .in ­ forgeil to k 5,'.,(-3'5 viclorv in the 9AU 'RM ' Rpp|8top pp' easily drounced Wethersfield 83-21 . But ^e\- ignore pne of the biot^ 'hit* 'and three Farmington mis- Ta.vi, Knigland'’ (Ojm- in Wethersfield. The Victory wasl which attltudl that .John Canavan a j T iita li, . i'...... 413 , 419 127.3 isrear. .‘ paigXwas launched and it proved nif them ." : id O ptaTn Cary. Mid- the fourth ' for the Indisrt* as • ;th* ^ ■„o„. (laye two. win* ,.4G 7 .1 0 X .1 5 2 9 7 0 7 :1 0 X 15 1 2 4 7 5 1 « . « 0 dleroff of the United 'States: There against...... one sebback...... Mlddletowe r the outdoorsouXdoois is a vast rtVena suit l.1» . • S T Tilpil-TNprN dfU M y successful VafteV the British press able for'the sbsorptlpn of tin cans, Oiiilni's "including ope sta ^ AmicV.rfi 7 .6 0 X 15 32,60. . 3 B .7 0 7 4 0 . « 15. a i . 6 o teed off on C .k alhletic, rojsrhe.s have been- five matches and the the West Side Oval for I 0.«trai)df‘r ...... liVi 1{|9" an 1 United States lias won each. / another dual hieet Frl.day after- food^ remnants, paper, bottles; K3 63 8 .0 0 x 15 ■ 36.25 a V . i o 8 0 0 X 15 2 9 j M) ■> 8 4 . 1 8 , • l•tlN 11^ aN Fimetiin^ ,whb, lh».\' *si\t. ■"Cnasrtamqfily Shotshell boxes and other debris. second, third, fifth,, seventh . Mri'Anh>’ :v...... Vvv>" R6 f ‘2 79 247 “It la the best team the .L'nited | at 5 :15. *6 77 92 2fifi shattered the amateur code.' So^eeof the country's.-finest. ninth inniijg.Si. Big Jack: Biishci I Miition' 1 - .\. .States, ever'ha!s had," said ;A 1 Fleet-footed Dick WllliAma 1100 the mound for tlie victors, SfM'P ...... 74 . 74 74 ^ 2 . *?S4M7u^adJlMS22e^^ ■m c m w C M ilm ! Balding, captaiii'vif the Canadians. and 2(H).yaid.>.shi and »I«Av fl»hing sliearns a ^ , . . 429' 421 4.37II267 Dan Slivlnsky iliroad jump amt 'sorted bml.jiink to matkmark the- pas.ag passage things piVuy much ,his mvn .I'l'Mal.. NKKI>Lr.S ABKIVES "We had Our he.sl teatni too.'' ■ State »nd , naUonal , altiiouRli KHrnutigton> Hal C ho­ ■■ -i pikillrU •1^ DOWN... AS LOW AS WIIKLYI Balitm orr. .May 9 i.P' Needles jiigh jump) we.re dodble winnpra, of anglers, .-umr *■.... MrArif* ...... ,' ' - . . h'i- S7 94” 263 bark.9 rei'«nllv M'ere'(!e»4*r|be(l^t a mac4i reachiMl * hint. . foi’v . « thrro-run. ' T i • mm * 1 . . ,; l. J " 2 ’ U 2 7 9 '293 arrives ttida.tk a* tlie first j Mav 9,,'/T' Pdeher ; WLyi^iiif-wojy^be U discus1.NV.V1.N toss and ...SSV...R -- r - / flim the Ram * had erected ap H . : . . . . 7v .the F i’eaknesa'and he ahould find pinkv White w«n hia -own ' ball second In jav^Un to posts t(» tlte haml of m ienn g i ; Hf'alv ...... 67 •' .7 2 ., 73 212 -Ti Tlie bosl.Indians employed jhree enough ompetition . . . to make the game with a seventh inning sin gle' for, most of, his I '" * " * \Vmn_,*utomotMle jjre»^ au^ i TftUl.n ...... 412 44.5 429 12*6 assorted junk in bcsuty-desti oylng pitcher* in an altem pl to checjk May .19 race Interesting. Also due yestercuday as.WilltniHntic Teachers ■ py^rkera, ('he Ro«kville batters who crashed GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE todiiv are. F'abius. the Derby run-( collegege edged''New Haven Teach- ' " ' ' Tlin ■ Siinimariea: profusion. — ~ ' phlF ftoilrr* NICHOLS-MANOHESTER TIRE, Inc. 10 safeties. 7*» 72 72 316, 713 MAIN ST. — TEL Ml r-SSrO nerup: CVnint Chick, the fourth ers , 5-'4T White singled in Ralph loo-vard dash: . WHliams M ; 2. Itt isn't,liard to unrierstand the i» O A 0 S T .— 1 1 Rockville is Imme Friday • ^prthri-tw.xki *.; 7.5 ,9.5 7** 247 / i , .Its siis-sirr ^ ' finisher, and No Regrets, who was Rchunrey who had’ knocked in the pipin ' y . 3 Ktraheman, W. T- ire Of a farmer, after a n average , nv'lIrwH'Z ...... 9.3 91 92 276 . . ' t *lying . ^ _ .run1. .M ...isv. with am. single.aa.s evl’A ' ' . . . weekend during the hunting or fish- 1 Ohri mnkt ...... 106 ST 29.5 'seventh. 11.4 MiTloV ...... •% 106 99 3 0 1 4 O R ^ A T Mile: 1. Vinton. M; 2. Clendaniel. ing season, who classifies liis re- , HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER M: 3. Fernsn:dez. ,\V. T.-4:.13.7. cent and unbidden guest* a* " ju s t J i X"i ...... 4.1k 470 422 1.130 LEHMAN'S ATLANTIC STATION j f^ollinK(•> F I S H I N * JOHHSONS V ^ ^ ^ ^ / 342 CINTEt ST. PHONE Ml 9-8107 ^ 440-vajd run: 1. Chris,tlsna, M: * hunch of mterbuga" Rb'I " ’*‘"1 ' nam**! ...... V5 ^ 47 264 70* MAIN ST., MANCHESTta—KL. Ml T4702 2. McBride. M; 3. Kirsh^msn, W. posts his property to hall further! rhnN:hinrek ...... w if/...... 46 4.4 47 252 Mtirphv 44 101 76 261 T-60.2 dumping. i | pctcrinun 42 4i 73 236 Vow there’s A fishiB'Johnson in eeym# power, mof^ deluxe festures there sre Prrfem/( Qmht^ TUBELESS TIRE 220-vard dash: 1 ..Williams. M; Take to Ihe WtHHl* rnilw rlR h t 76 46 92 254 DON WILLfS GARAGE j2 .'l’epin, M; 3. McBride, M. T-24.9. 1 . ,35.000.0(10 persons lake to, could postibly went. -Ae 4 Ses- 5 other gr.si Sea-Horse* to choose from WYMAN'S GULF STATION tmt Ti.tHlfi ...... <13 444 410..J271 18 MAIN ST. — TEL. Ml 9-4531 PORCH I 880-yard run: 1. Sargent. M; 2. wood*, lake* and *lre*ni* in] pushing Warien Spahn, Brave* H orse* pictured here sre ihe mo,, popu- -u p to 50 hp! And they re .11 f«rr// , 24MAINST. — TEL.MIt:S)iS HEADQUARTERS I GrabneT, W; 3. Sherman, M. *• i jip * country Hnmiall,'i-'. .rii»t imagine Allowed only three bit*, struck '. . ail ] 2:16.7. n c-i I ' the 'vast quantity of debris left and n’alked just one'batter Isr fishing model*. But, If ytfu w.nt more Come in snd see. and IN MANCHESTER Shotpul:. 1. l.azzari. M; 2. Chrli-, tpeir trail* on any given day! while, ilefeatiiig Pittsburgh-.1-0 fob -V KEN'S GARAGE tiana. iM; ,3. Pellettieri, W. D-. pack pi, 35th-caieer shutout, tops among EHLER'S ATLANTIC STATION ANDOVER — Pilgrim 2.4227 PATIO* .41.5*4. , „ o, ■ 1 eountrV is one of the many projects I active Nhtloriaj :i..eague hurleijB. , 121 EAST CENtES ST. Discus: 1 . Mellen. \\ ; 2, Shvin-has caught the interest of ; Hitting Harvey Kuemi, Tigers Corfer'i v TIM I SALES ^ SERVICE -VULCANIZINQ sky. .M: S.^L^WS.ri., M, Keep- America BfaiUiful liu:.. the . Drove in t.hree 11ms with a double >syM r NTS SLIP.^$ 50-95 national non-profit oi'KahizAtiofi ! and three *ingle(i_ in five trigs in a ; "88 MAIN STREET' ■ ' ... ■■‘--.•■ T E L . 8-7958- avaiis Hi GRISWOLD'S SERVICE STATION ,IUY ON OUR IUD6ET TERMS len. W; 3. Bbw trs. Al. D-135-6. dedicated to tha prevention of 14-6 romp over Washinglon. ■ 1 ST O R E H 6 u R»: Moira Tuae., Wed.. F e l f t ’ ^.M . to 8 r.M . , JIM'S ATLANTIC STATION I,' High Jump: 1. Slivinsky. Mf 2. WORK CLOTHES Thursday,, 7 A.M, to 9 P.M.—Saturday 7 A.M. to 4:80 P.M. 174 WEST CENTER ST. PHONE 3.8459 T litter. ' y>' - ' — —X— '—' . .. ' hi 401 WEST CENTER ST. — m ON E Ml t-S) 14 tie-between Ferris, M. and Sher­ In dedicating itself to the pfeser- man. M. H-5-3. ' , , SOFTB.a u . PRACTICE: Man­ For Painters, vation and imprqvement of Amer- chester Auto Parta-Practite game Broad jump: 1. Slivinsky. M; 2. ica'a scenjc beauty. KAB aeeks to C^rprnter.8, Plumbers Ktraheman. W'; S. Sherman, D- with Hamilton 'StiMidard Friday RED'S SERVICE STATION ED'S ATLANTIC STATION / 'I Nichols Manchester Tire, Inc. ‘•cmtlvate individual responsibility night at 6:30 at TloberUon Pkrte. J o h n s o n s e a h o r s e s t o r d e p e n D abilitv :/ ZE* WIRT OMPDll TME. — PHONE Ml r-SE ll CLENNEY'S si 114 EAST CiNTRR ST. — m . Ml «.I1TI Jjijd pride iTf cleaner, more attrac­ " Pol# Vault; 1. Us for first tive surroundings." (i MEN'S SHOP 29&^ IROAD ST. .among Sqiiatirlto and Kissman, M, same tim e- by eubscriblngbing to thisinis^ land FemamJez; M’, H-8-6. . . A spokesman foi^ th * group sUf^ gests that sportsmen ran do.their policy on litter; "S Mt3-Sl7t 880-yard relgy: 1. Manchester, h you!” ' 4 re« k*IN STREET''’ ' ! : part-^and help ihfmwlvea at the •'Yoii oan take U with 1:T-1:47.4. ; ^ r-‘‘ ' • ' l : : ..-• ' ' :v V>'.- "1 >: •' "N. .. . 7 /» ■ j 4' \J i ' * i f * ' • i' ♦ > J ‘ * , }

A'. '■s ■- > PAGE THIRTYeONB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. MAY ». 1666 - . • f . ■ f Ho For sals 72 Wamtad—lUal BaUta. 77 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY. MAY 9 .195« / Artides For Salo 45 BgRto aai^,AeeMiMiw M4 R o m m Witiraat Bo4r4 69 Hoasis F«r Sals T$ Sltoation WaateA-^' MANCHESTER, RoUtog Fork - - LnmNOS WANTED in eld . tod The U.S« Budget E4GE THIRTY Rdp Wantid-rMaltS* •’HI-FI” IFBBOOR Up* nqordar RKAUTIFU1X.T funriahod, opoci- ON TBRSE ACMES food land. now homes. Buyers woltM^Som* BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted—Fcaiala S5 Fcmala 38 Capo, Six rooms, ^tw^toftnishos, With thraa tapaa, • Groat tor/ but!- ous room odth complota light Combolatl buUt, aov*a year* ^ d , $18,906. New five n o m ranch, 98’ wont eccdpucy now, oom* end of noos or pltoaure, Ueeid load than Seott-AtWAttt- Deslen- houookooptng focUiUoa aYoUaMo. six room homo. 114 baths, flto- PRESS OPERATOR wantad. FI»a SECRETARY, matuw, holdinf ax- x 48’ , quality conatniefton, 814,300, school. T. J. Bscett, Broker. MI. Doctor Says Permits 12 day week benefita. Muat apply to TWO EXPERIENCED polntera. ■lx houn. Coet 3340 wfian new. WUl root aSigl* . or double. Chil­ placo, hot wattr host, two-car ga- Bolton, now split levfl $12,400. Coll MI. t-m t after • p m. tremeW reaponalWit position out dren accepted, (Umlted). Central. rage] Suburban, Carlton W. 1*95 PACKARD Patrician W oor. peraon. New Model Laundry, 78 Socriflea, ownor moving, 3300 or We' also havq a good oolectloh of Coventry, tour room povrtr atearinf, tltctric wlndowi. of town, deairea piermonont con­ boot otfor. MI. 3-8344 after 8 p.m.' Reasonable. Mrs. DoroOy, 14 Arch Hutchins, Realtor, MI. 3-3139 • etfsr LO^Qd WANTto , Stn|le, Cla«^ied Summit 81. nection with l^llaWe local or rage, largo lot, 30,200. Mi 1 4 Oonss 1* AMU Unknown • teat, powtr braKw. radio, twta ^ U g * i uood motor* on hand; Now and St. 3-4*34. Itatiiiga available. Arbor Realty. I twndin^ bool. / For Pnrkinson’s DIsenss heatrii. AH equipped. Cool now DENTAL NURSE, axperlence not WANTED nearby concern. Excellent stenof- noss propoiTg. HitVa many cash Extra B52s OOMMUTfft rppher, occountlnf, knowledfs, POROH GLIDER with itVw euoh- tiaed .Mata, and a completa Una of MANCHESTER, RoUing Pork—Six ML i-8024, or Mrs.; Welli^MI. Advertiseflient |5«00.^t la Ilk* ' Si., neceaaary.-Wednead^ and Satur­ buysn, MSflaefoo BY EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. AOrOAMMMM Lathe hands and machlnlata with public relatione. Capable m on af- iOM, 115. MI. 8-8884. PLEASANT ROOM for on# or two S-4tM. (Oonttniwa ttom Page Om ) ; CLASSIFIED a HVT. BrunnaiCa. Inc., Tolland Tpko,/Tal- day aftemoona off. Write Box Q, points tod iftorlno acesiooriaa. room Cap* Oid. .tour flnlohsd. Pieao* cto *p6orgq U Groaladlo, ' Written for NBA Service. Wl« C A R V , ftnerol shop experienw. APP'y- Inf office. Experience, employ­ gentlemen. Parking. 84 High St. Flramacs, oU heat, Coppar plumb­ Roaltor. M t 343T3. 103 Henry cottvlIle.Nppcn untu / Herald. ' PEAT HUMUS, shredded, exceHcnt Vioit our showrooms. 3-3 dally. 310.800-CAPE. I rooms, Ii DEPT. HOURS TUf fTATiqU ment ''record and referencai for ing. city utihtlea. Near new kttch*n„ downetolra bath, 4 ysara] atreet. A rash who Is obviously troubled scheduled to fellow Wllsotl In th* u i n A u v SILK PRESSER. Good' pay, full A.B.A. TOOL ANlivDlE CO. sverofe. Write Box ,_J. soil conditioner and top dressing. VERT CLEAN tod comforUbla a^ool 818.800. Clifford Honosn 8:1S A . M . to 4 :3 0 F;. M 1961 OUSskoBIUB h a r^ p , fully aboyS room for refinad la ^ or gentlo- old, KockvUle. 'Yremont Realty. about hla virtfe’* health writs* that witneoa choir, with thqnaff chlifb equippod. Beautiful. IMS Noah kfCM IO time. Apply ' Mancheoter Dry 1895 Tolland Turnpike Hyriild. MI. S-dSlS. tod Go. ML 8-1*03. MI. 3-076*. of the Army, Navy .afid Air Fodm utMUka M cIn t o s h b o a t c o . moM. MI. 3-87*4. 71 <;;heatnut St. TR. 8-2840, ha. 3-4201. her hand trembles when she holds Rambler, Chevroleti IM* to IWJ. Clkonerc. Ml. S-7354. "Tsr •pc GOLF CLUBS With bog, (uH on coll to teitlfy/luer- COPY CLOSING TIMME eOMlMG MD LATHE OPERATOR—experienced. EAST CENTER'BT.—SniUblo for something.^ He feels it is getting Dousloa Molore, SM Mo^n. Situationa Waat«d— drosi suit plus tuxedo jacket, aixe 8* OAK ST. MI. 3-810* ROOM; SUITABLE for couple or TWO FAMILY HOME Roberiton 0*1(1 he want* to iieor GOli4^ GIRL FOR payroll, typinf and f cn- Short run lota. Muat be able to, woman Kitchen privHogaa U da offlco tod Mme. Ton roonu, a little worse. ‘ •: f o r c l a s s i f i e d ADV eral office work. Koppera Co., 40 slMrt.t. Excellent condition. MI, from the vinous mtUtorv chltfa aet up and operate machine, Male 39 8-SOSO. aired. MI. 3-32U. otsom hsat, oU, flroplae*, two 6-8. In excellent condition. Four- and Although there are several themsely« whether they think th* MON. THRU FRI. Y O U R GU IDE Inc., 3d Brooklyn St;, RockviUfe. inaurance, holldaya, v«c«tl bathroomsbathroonu two-car tto*t*> car gorAgei omeslte drive, land­ possibilities, the moat- likely apendhtg lirpgrom would produce TO GOOD m o t o r i n g / Apply Wilco Machine Tool EXPERIENCED ^ typist daoirM TWO STOVES tod mlOceHaneoua PLEASANT ROOM, one block from lot. Ample parUna- Mortgues to- scaped lot. cause Is th* common condition 10:30 A. M. OPPORTUNITY for ambltloua flrl work to do In his home evenings Bnildlliif Mstcrista 47 "epidugh long-range bombtiig ' W IT H T H E / In local accountlnf office. Short­ Inc., 80 Grandview St. funUtuie. SM Spruce St. • (down­ Main St. Separate entrance, 0 « i' rangsd.'Aronsrsd. A real baifoln.baigoln. F ^ o r ap* known as shaking palsy, paralysis «(• to prevant * war.” SATURDAY 9 A. M ------and weekends. Contact A. J. Tur- stair*) after 8 p^m. tiemen. Parking. W . 8-4724. polntment cal! Georgeleorgo 1 U uroala- WARREN E. HOWLAND Q— From Wtatto do meat of the sgUans or Parkinson's dlsehse FOLLOWING hand and typinf ability helpful. STA’nON A'tTENDANT.llart time, geon, Jr., comer of Main and 24” Insulation—opeciol per M 315 die, Reoltyr. ML REALTOR trained circus sW * . "That,” he said; "should/ Phone TtU. Vssod. SINGLE. PLEASANT, furnished However, 'the Inquirer USED CADILLACS ‘ mornings or afternoons. Apply In Wo^iand (3rd floorV, ELECTRIC range with four bum- Reject Outters-^TOs is per 1 ft, 35c MI. 8-1108 MI. I-4008 I A—They araXneariy ': always certsihly take hi* wife tibjeclive.” ,/ - person. Married m ^ ’ preferred. ora, aind oven; good' condition, room. Garage avallahla at 421 E. 113,400—THREE bedroom ranch, Oollfornla sea Hbn\ows, < Roberston said h* a)6o will d*-/ CLERK-TYPIST for feneral office 14” Ply/ord—^ clo l per M *129 Ml(J$o Tpke. MI. 3-8388, NEAR HENRY St.—Roomy cait' who can make an __ niond that someone/1n authority 19^3/o u r door. Radio and heater, work. Opportunity for advance­ See Bob Klernan, .Turnpike Auto ideal (or summer house or cot­ hot water heat, ceramic tUt bath, 318,100 no'tls; , \ Service, 164 Wert Middle Turn Doga— Blnia— iPata 41. tage, *10. Double, extra heavy 80 Removable Windows from 311.60 jlarg* kitchen, otalnlesa steel elnk, Capq^,Pod, exceUSnt condition. Q—"Do turtles have *Ute When the PeKtagon expect* /ydram atic, power ateerlnf. ment. Apply The Alexander Gypsum Bokrd p.u. per M $56 Parkinson's dise|ule Is princi­ Jarvia Co., S Dover Rd. pike. gallon ronga boUar! 37,; chlldren’a formica counters, ftill cellar, ‘ 4* TrtW " omeslte drive, ■ m o^ A—No turtles have But .to boost the prt^ctldn of B52 In- Dial Ml 3-5121 Light wue. MANCHESTER Pet Center-Guar­ Canadian FrApiiing—5M ft. BosTdera W utsd 69*A extras, Carlton W, Hutchlna. Mi- pally a disorder o f the later years 'tercontlnental A tt bombers from anteed singing canaries, Hoolthy old fashioned school desks and acre, treaa, vlsw. Carlton W. tha Jawa have horny that SALESPERSON for Thuradayt and b o o k k e e p e r .^ General office chairs. Ml. .8-1087 after 5 p.m. minimum load... .—per M 334,80 Hutchlna, Realtor. Ml.^ jO-8132- 8-8182, *-4*94. can cut hard bubal tod oftlito, thoutonhere is one form the current rote of 6-a month to 90 1953 Four door. Radio and healer, poten baby parakeets, guarontMd 30 RM, b o a r d tod *xc II*nt cor* which ' sbrotomes follows brain hydramatic, power ateerlnf. THAT*' Saturdays. Must be experienced. procedureoj Advancement Mahogany Doorsv-etoin grade 4 a month./Wilson announced the MT«ON A tials in /growing concern Write days. Tropical fish and aquarium f i v e ROOMS furniture, also an- for thS aged; Country horns. Rock 50 STARKWEATHER ST — Seven feVer or'ancephalitis in younger Maroon. Tweed’s Women’s Wearing Ap' f supplies. Puppies, hamsters, \ from 34.14 up new'- go>$r yeeterday, but gave' no Lost and Fonnd QOOOWIU parel, 739 Main St. MI, ^•5463. Box N/Herald. UqUe' table and two choirs with vine. TR. 5-2988. 312,700 SIX R(X>M ranch. Mot room slngls, oH heat, largo poonu, I people. estlmatfc of when It will be reached. 1953 Convertible. Radio and heater, cagesi accesaoriei, all pat ouppHea needleiMint. Yard (umituro and Rear Doors ...... \toom 33.38 up waiter heat, lorto rooms, alum­ doublo lot, two cor gorag*. In Its typical form one or both : ” A yeOTv ago,’.’ Robertson snld> f o u n d — A pl»c* where hydramktic, power ateerlnf. BULl^RD OPERATOR, day shift. and foods. We buy pupplos. ca­ tools. Phene Ml. 8-5747. Butts 814 X 314 —casa^oto— inum otorma, very clean. Subur­ Vacant, ra co f 13.8^ ** I Great Saol of tha Unltad'fUUi hands ahsk*' whde at rest and AMly at Mai Tool and Englneer- naries and hamstera. 338 Mun gt., Apaitaient»—Fists— “we were shooting (or a peak piro- Mcur* a complete line of JmlttlnK Maroop. WOMAN FOR part time general \ each 33c ban. Carlton W. Hutchlna. MI. Realty. MI. 3-*337, MI. 8-4430. A—Tho ascratory of Btato Ha any motions o i the body be- ducUon of 12 a month, tod ws*t* yonii and otceM ortei,/tamped housework. MI. 3-6814. (g, 291 Adams St. Mancheater. S and H stamps With NOTICE BUILDERS—W# are now TencRieiits 6S 0-5132, 0-40M. ime slower and. sM performed every purchase. Members ol^ tha booking'order* for machine .tut Tel-o-posts ...... / c h r . n 8to.9M TWO bodrooih ranch, ga- must Imprasa It on t o Import tot •reached half of . trial with 3 ■ moda. embtoldery, coUona and 1950 Four door. Radio, heater, hy- dbeUmanto. Lawa do not take some appearance of stiff- month. 1 note the Secretary did not WUns Uireadi. At /o u r Yarn dramatic. Ufht freen. WOMEN FOR full and part tim WANTED . Manchester Trust charge plsli. stone, 4” bed, 8” ,to 8” height, 1' f u r n is h e d Bedroom and kttch GLASTONBURY — Custom >bulM; rage, amesite drlw. trees, con-' ------Let Us quote on your n*nt tral! Carlton W. Hutchins, MI. Offset until h* has put the Great ntsS.,J As a general rul*. /h e even say when he expects to retch Shop, SO (Cottofe S t/ Phone MI. work. .Apply Main Office, seciuc Men for our, press room. First and to 814’ long, coven 40 eq. ■it. per Calls ua, we wUl have a salSSman ,'on with goa, electricity, heat an » *1 Watkine SREN CER ' -*n ' ■ ‘ ------NA’nONAL LUMBER, INC. ment. Near golf course. Lot 100 x started. Switchboard, fsS Main St. green. Standard shift. Very | dally 3-8, Tuesday, Thurodsy and fitodem convenience.'. MI. 9*4555 315. *33,000. V.A. or F.H.A. ft driv^atewobAdy lot, Bhccellent lo­ A—atatlsUcs indicate the exis­ we act a year ago; and w* modUl Help Waated--jHal^ 36 RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. cation, Qpa* to school and stores. The cattae o t Parkinson's know more about the prospects.” . clean. Alito DHrinf School 7-A Busincaa Scrrtcoa Offered 13 Moving— TrnckinK Friday nights 7 . 3 p.m. Man­ 381 STATE s t r e e t , \lMtween 8 m.m. and 4:30 p.m. only. nonclng. Madeline Smith, Realtor. tence n< mtoy cycles. Every *2 L08T- I watch with fold ex- Storage 20 CHAPEL ST. chester customers can call JA/ MI. 8-1842! 34 Ftouiw Drive. year* the ' slsphont. . population dlseoM of ■ g a /d n contrast to Sen. aoltonstsll (R-Msos) rslssd - - celetj Initialed J.P t . NORTH HAVEN, CONN. FtlRNISHED THREE room apilort' that which follows brain fev^r) with Wilson the question of whether ponsian V Sec These Tip Top Cars LOWEST PRICES In town, female HILLS’ TELEVISION Servlet. 8-3391' and we will bring oMsir ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ 310,000—EIGHT room aingls, steam reaches Ms peak. FleM mica In­ Peat Side track, Waahlnf •' Available at'oU times. Pbilco fac­ MANCHESTER — Moving and ROUTE SALESMAN wanted, five home with ua at 6 p.m. to. M able tod ittodard typewriters. ment. Every convenience. PrltVote crease In a cycle of four years. not entlrsly/understood. Ap- the Air Force was being allowed V ifiiA t And Many More" At instructor, dual control, standard day weqk, numerous benefits. TsI. Chealinit 8-214T PRACnCALLY NEW oil heat, garage, lot 65’x200‘. Tre- ton MI. 8-5n7. tory aupervlaed atrvlce. Tel. Ml. trucking Co. Ml. 3-6563. Owned Spruce St. AH mokes of adding machines entriIrtoce. Parking. Suitable three larenUy o/porilon, of the brain As mtoy or more B82s than It h od' or automatic. Appointments any Gray Reieanjfi* and Develop­ Must apply In person, Manchester odul'iUts>, References,R MI, 3-4800, mont Realty. TR. - 8-3343, ML requested. ^ time. M. and M. Driving School. 9-M98. ______and operated by Waiter B. Per- sold or rented. Repolra on all 6 Room C*P«*With Two Baths , q.In what year was the Au- ' dontagstL hut \the . thinking , ^Ton and black, part Cocker Coqt, Apron, Towel Supply. 73 WILL GIVE Engliah Settar to any­ 8-4301. ' leem much W. J. HcNell, defeno* densit- b a Hl o w m o t o r s MI. 3-d541. ett Jr., and WlHtam J. Pickering, makei, Marlow's. Diamoiij(ta--1Estch€^- 314 ROOM apartment, hasted. 875 Hot waUr, oil heat, plootered walls, strallto ballot Drat used in the ^Beofle puppy- 9"* BOOKKICBPING SERVICE for any ing C o.,/is E-X-P-A-N-D- Summit St. '■ one who will provide niok home. IS a rule. ment comptroller, who.woi sitUng 435 MAIN , ST.. MANCHESTER 1 — ■ FRIGIDAIRE electric rtoke with /c/J e e w w e e ln ln r 48 ‘monthly.X Available Jiina lit. storm sash and screena. ,Nsar bua HIGHLAND PARK— Teh rtxrtns, United atates? with Wtlion, sold th* initial is - [*•8876. ______Bite’' buaineaa, reasonable rates. AUSTIN A. OHAMBESRa CO. local MI. t-6793i: tod school. / ' r hardening of .$rarUcular Office, 83 E. Center St; MI. 9-3812, and long dlatonce moving, pack­ ItN-G. This means more good WANTED-Msn as club steward. deepwell $25, Jenny. lin d heiL Adult* only, MI. 3-9939. two-garages, oil steam, wraeebr- A — It . was first ettlettoy queat by tha Air Force was for , r—Black, tan and wHlte^ puppy M5S CHEVROLET two door. 1361 G arafs—S«rvlc6-»Btor>g610 Wonderful opportunity for, right seTTER PUPPIES, ohe male, on* ated, 148’x337', 318.000/rbrth End adopted In 1888,-by Moaaachuiqtta. bod veoaela Is the moK likely 8-4941, ing, storage. Call MI. 3-8187. Hilart- complete |10, Acom tWo lid heat­ LKONAafl W. YOST Jewflsr, rs- explanation for the dkyelop 130 B52s. He asld thU first WM with tan eyebrowa. Chtid'a, pet. Chevrolet sedan. Fully equipped, man. Apply 220 Spruce St., or call female five months old. Richard polra./'adjusts watches expertly. MANCHESTER two family 8-5, npW tornace Nine mors states adopted It in 1883. brand, new Urea. Douglas Motora, ford CH. (-1423. jobs/tf you qualify for one of er coal *8. Two 32” Venetian ment of Pork ineon'a disease. cut to 17$. MI. M82S. ■___ MI. 9-3487. , . ' . Cobb. MI. 9-8496. blinds 33. Coll after 5 p.m. JA Reasonabla prices. Open daily. Bvsine^ LiMatloiis ASSOCIATES REALTORS two-car. garage, nsbr bus, school, 333 Main. GARAGE fpr rent at 28 Huntington -fc- shopping, $l2,MiO. South End — Shaking paliy. la more But Istsr, hs ssid. 29 msr* St. MI. 3-«39$. 1 Household Services the following, why not stop in 8-5728. Thursday eveiUnge. 139 Spruce For 1^ent 64 Q—What Is the origin of tha ox bombers were-added to ths seha^ l o s t —PASS BOOK No. 2008, BILLING CLERK—Aaaistant book: BOXER PUP, female spayed, PHIL HALLm three famlly^tM-S.n-M . new _iuinaco tornace i pjasslon to ’’cry havoc” ? mon . among rnen than womi 1954 NASH RAMBLER cross coun. Offered 13-A Painttng—^Papering 21 Biieet. MI. 9-4387. It tend* to atari alowly, thou_ , uls when Congrtoa was oakad fOr or an interview? ^ Keeper. Experiencee not necea- fawn color, wormed and cropped. FISH AQUARIUM with two gold­ STORE AT CENTER, Heat torn Ml. 9-3231 . tod plumbing.. Goqd------Incqma-- Near | ;^_vVhen we ua« the expreoaibn Notice U »'e'^'»y «*venPw try station wagon, four door aary. Write Box A, Herald. Excellent etoCk. MI. 9-1496, 7^ school OM shoppinr |31,000. M. oometlme the Symptoms develop .on increase of about 600 milUoa sedan,'. One owner, low mileage, . M otorcyciea—iBHtvdaa i t FORMICA countera, ceramic wall PAPERING AND painting. Al. fish, some, tablee, antique*, lew ished. Ml. 9-6803. Mly 9-8831. Will that somson* "criss havoc” today, Uors in ths defense b u d g o t. Book No. 3008 laaued by tte ^ v - work guaranteed. Free eatimaw. mirrors, miacellaneoua. MI. 9-4O70,, r 50-A remodel front to lult t^ntota, CHARLES LATHROR. Ksnnsth Oatrinsky, Realtor. MI. we mean that thby fi^caat niln su(Idenly after a mental or. physi­ In n Department of the Monchea- iniraaculate. Mcaure PonUac. Mi; and floor tUe. Let ua modemlM TRUCK DRIVER with good driv­ Fertilizers MI. 3-0384 cal ahock-of *ome kind. half of thla inci;*aas Is I BIKES, CHAIN drive trikeaxtrl. your bathroom and kitchen. For Call MI. 9-1272. ENGINE LATHE 8-6; (or themselves or others. Havoc tor Trust Company hoa been l^ t cyclea, pedal cars. RepUilt, ing record, fdr furniture truck. I .i vMtock— V chicles 42 MAGEE COMBINA’nON ga* and In /addition to th* shak­ ;ed to step up pioduetiM and application has been ntigde to free eaUmatea caU Ml. 9-2638, ’The O p e r a t o r MI. 9-1705. EARL ROHAN z : was a medieval war cry which was of B gs. Minted like new lor half the PH<=*- PAINTING . Paper hangln|r/Paper oil range, also oil drum. 'Very c o w MANURE, 310 load, deliv. STORE AT 36 Birch S t 'ren t used to order ormtea to plUog* ing In on* or both hands, vlotlm* 6 sold honk for payment of the 1963 M; G, T. D. HEATER TUe Shop, Bucklond. - t — ^ ------WE b CY co w s, caivea and heat, MI, 3-7483 78 confirming this, sold ths other ^ r o s . Ohe owner, 46 Oder Btlll Rd. MI. 3^4695. removed by stea'm. Wo*n and ' Must have ability to aet up and reasonably., CaH. MI, 3-0569. / ered. Tel. MI. 3:6872. Inquire Marlow's. Lots Tor Salt cities. often complain o f a loss of ftiua- amount of deposit. ■. WEAVING of bums, moth holes calcimine ceilings, ^asonable cattle. Also horses.. Plela Bros. 811,800 BOLTON. Two bedrOom cular alrsngth and dURculty In result tik that tha Air Force will 3-7329. \ BICYCLE REPAIRING all ty p e / . operate a Monarch engine lathe MAN AS HELPER on furniture Tel. Ml. 3-7405. LAWN MOWER, hoSe, /maple 2400 SQ. FT. of apace for be able t^ rd e r 12 more B52s than \and tom . farlow’a Little Mend- Wrilpaper 7900^on request. Esti­ 9-4356. A. Dxen ConatruCtion Co. assorted dUhea. •llve^'and cooking POTTED TOMATO idsnta lettuce, f MANCHESTER of axpresalveneaa in the patient’a duced from appropriations for ths ruF patterns, 31.80-$5.M: ^ replaced. M mates glven./fSiIly, Insured. Ed­ ’ pan*. Good for cottage. Must be IDEAL LOCATION for professional two prior years./Wilson rspUsd ^ e a 33.96: combination braided 187, TolcoltvlHe, Cooh. Ing Shop. STOCK CLERK POWER MOWERS broccoli, cauliflower, kohlrabi and office or business. 474 Main St., ^[^iIANCHE^TER v a l u e s ASSOCIATES REALTORS 4)—Wo»l drowning aver used iw face tod by the way he walk*. WANTED-sUsed bicycles, all sUtes. ward R. P r/e. MI. 9-1003. sold Immediately. Real bargatne cabbage. Krause's Greanhouae, A method of preventing the that this Information la eloou lig and hook^ rug atrip cutters $14 Mancheatsr Cycle Shop, 166 West Previous experience required Three famous makes. No down M iy be seen toHl|(m only between 1st floor. Now, used for doctor’s of- lit form of^punishmentT 1955 PONTIAC Star Chief con FLAT FINISH Holland window Salesmen Wanted 86-A 831 HarUqrd Rd. MI! 9-noo. /irst.tlm b on market, three PHIL HAIiUN Cr development of Psrklnson’s «. 3-617*. wait. Marlow's... theae parta aelllM ' General stove with Oven, small- heater. 277 ness. MI. 9-3397. / EARL ROHAN untn more is leanied about th* •Simon,' cup rip* olives, 14 taw- PAINTING, paperhtoiSlnit. "oor _ Motors automobiles. 'The men we 'Union St. xn. 8-5698. f •n^Iooed porch, two-car gs: . MI. 3-7438 cause. Prevention is the. ultimata Spoon Worcestershire aauea,-t f u r n it u r e repairing and refin- ’ , Ml. 3-4^64______Highland,St. MI. 3-1245, Q—Which stale has morq shn- ■ t ’ 1365 CUSTOM Psekort V8 sedan, Pontiac. Ml, BT4348______sanding and finishing. Old floors r lL E R want must be neat, aggressive and ' - — -..... I I » FOR RENT—TWo offices InSlebpri^ -ra|ge. E x/llent 'condition and aim, of course. tablespoon catchup or chitt ssnsa, Ighlng; antiques restored; Furni­ NORTH END PAiA y Garden, BuHdipg. ClQventry. Ideql fop- at-' BOLTON—A sm to aatat*. Five aV' e than any other? pow'er ateerlnf, power brakes, Wantod Auto*— reflnlshed. VernoH Hutchins. Ml. asaume reaponslbilities. exper­ HOT MIX asphalt. P>knt. open. SALE—3$ 1-8% off on 150 pattetni location. There is so far no sure, com­ 9 to 4 tobleapofans moyonnalss sr nuah bar radio, de luxe heater, 193S" it TON FORo ponej^ truck ture Repair Service, TalcottvlUe. To file and burr small light erous basket, SOc. Com* tomey, reaf estate or radio and bedroom colotosil with 38 acres of A—Arisons claims this distinc­ 1382 motor, n ew tire*, good MotoreycIiB 12 *•2937.. ienced in closing deals. Attractive Gravel, sand, atone, rich loam II m the Blue Ribbon collection .book. them. Frederick W. Dent, ^ ■ . plete cure, but there are drugs moyonnaloe-typ* salad droaring, • Torrion level-ride. Juot Ilk# new: Ml. 3-7449. parts. Day shift. commisaion, bonus plan, draw and T.V. sales tod repair*! pl. 2-7041 land. Vacant, T, J. Crockett, Real, tion. It has a,n average of mbr* nimtlng order, 31011. 3*8747, a yard delivered In tfuck loada. We also handle texture paint; It Place. than 232 sunny days « year. .available which, together with Slicss bread. 1 cup (lightly psehM), Coat new 34,300. It Is yours todjy USEp CARS WANTED— We are NORllH EASTERN Decorating Co., many other company benefita. For Nuasdorf Sand tod Ston* Co. -ML mokes old ceilings look like new. Five room ranch n W ' new tor Office MI. 3-5418, Residence satisfactory attention to the gen grated Cheddar toseoe. lor 3a98. Bunnnera, Inc.. Box 233 Summit St. ' always interested in buying clean exterior ' and interior painting. 1,400 SQ. FT. o f s p a c e . Ideal 9-7751. ______Buildln*—•ContiBetlB|_M an intenvlew apply in person and 9-7408. Green Point and Wallpaper Co.-, s t r a w b e r r y PLANTS. Premier business location,^ Inquire 16* school. 314,900, \ ■ eral health, will relieve many XCsthod: Drain, bona and asks 187. Talcottvtne, Conn. Open *ve 1951.-FORD Convertible. New top, to cars for top cash prices. Try our Apraylng If desired. Free esti­ HAND SCREW MACHINE aalC for Mr. aoutier, McClure next to Manchester Knitting Mills tod Robinson, 81.50 per hundred. I \ Q—Why' do we reftfer to the of the symptoms and mak* Ilf* mates aiid BUggesttons with color West Middle l ^ e . MI. 3-7Q48. BUILDING LOTS lii Manchester, J»est stocks and hoisnd* » "gilt- ■Simon. Cut oUvsa from pita ia nlnga till 3 o'clock^^ good rannlng condition 3606. >n. fainous cash five minute buying n d s t o n e OPERA^TOR Pontiac, 373 Msin-8t. .At the Green. Open from. 9 a;m. 180 Wo6dside Sf. MI. 9-1558. not St all unbearabl*. CKMENT A masonry, scheme. MI. *-7547. / ~7~ New five room ranch, ...iUe. bath neaf Bolton, Rural zone. Lota 122' edged securities" ? larg* pieces. Mix salmon, oUtmi 1381 CHEVRO- r-4974^dlng. 174 tod iros Rntiuied at reaaonabie 1. To see if th* Town will MI. 3-7!S87. Mam Street, Ml, *Mi78. . suthorize tha Selectmen to enter 1 EVERYTTONO 3288 Wanted To Rent 68 A real buy at 315.900. A. R. Wilkie four room cottage, Insulated, Fire­ prices. rkmonabip guaranteed. Ideal spot for local residents. and Co. MI. 9-4389. / place, artesian well, double lot. Q —Can a president- and vice 1953 'PONTIi^ convertible, mist Imhtea. Roc)bert M. Alex- Town into agreements in the nkm* o* 4'4 GALLONS of house undercoat 3 ROOMS FURNITURE- green finish, dark grCen top. RUBBikH AND ashes rehjoved. Bonds—-Stocks— paint, 'White, al*o five gallqhs *jja6 MONTHLY , . BUSINESS Co u p l e , quiet, very Less than one year old, 38,800-. E. president be elected . from the tode^ 9-7718. and on behalf of the Tow’n with the clean, no children,- heed unfurn­ COLONIAL—Two bedrooma, new same state? Hydramatic, radio, heater, power General cleaning. ceUors, Oltloi M o rtM E ^ 81 ' Acivertisenifeiit State Highway Commissioner,-for Super White house paint, 125 for , . Brand New' / ' •• and B. Realty. MI, *-*297, XD. plan. steering. Continental spare wheel, and yards. Reosonabls i-ates.' GRAY RESEARCH all. Crib type bassinet with hiat- Westin^oihouse Refrigerator, Living ished 4 or 5 rooms. JA. 8-8630. siding, nicely Itobscaped’Jot, fire­ 3-4480. A—Yes. The Conitltullon sim­ b^ W____e l l HOME Improvement the expenditure of such funds as place, oil -heat, basement garage. ply provides that the preftdlntlal 1*61 PLYMOUTH CLUB coupe nearly new whitewall tires. Many A M. Rubbish Removal. 1 Alterations, additions, • ga­ COSTS 322.35 monthly and •. PuMIc Hearlag ! tresB 39, bathlnette *5, MI. 9-4400. Rq«m, Bedroom, Be Dinette, Riilgs, WANTED—By July 1st, on a all. Dial CH, 6-8897 FHA mav be sHotted and approved by / ' , Lamps, Tables j ’ BoWeto School area. A. R. Wilkie VERNON Attractive three bid- electors must vote for a president > - Radio, hoatar. In wonderful condi oth^ quality extras. Low mileage-. *-#757. rages. Re-siding specialists. Easy thkt;a AND DEVELOPMENT CO;. Additional Approprlatloils the’ Finance j^dvisory Committee, permanent basis, first f^J* room Juri traded in on a later model gnd.Gi. fiancing(ia: a specialty with TEN ALUMINUM Unsion screens, and Co. MI. 9-4386. room ranch, full, basement, large and vide president. ' r . tloa throughout Small down pay budget terms. MI. 9-6495 or ITR. 1955-56 Budget I for expehdltvire in the Tow'n of eIvERYTHING 336o‘ ’ : ? for elderly lady In good\ health. lot, fine; location for children, .Cadillac. A car you would be POWER AND bond mowers ahto^ OonneOtlcuiitlcut Mortgage Exchange, used one season. Excellent coni 3 ROOMS f u r n it u r e mont, easy weekly or monthly 8-9109. HILLIARD ST,,x .MANCHESTER r. In accordance with .thfe provi­ Bolton! froth funds appropriated . tion. Six 32‘ ’X.38” , four 28''> Prefer Green Manor location or vi­ 814,300. Madeline Smith, RqilUtor Q _The Book of Revelation IS /proud to own at Center - Motor ened. Air-cooled’ engines repo^M?^ 1 LewiS\St, Hartford, Conn. \ 314.74 MONTHLY . -I TO BE SOLI^ |erp*S. Douglas Motor,- 3M- Main, I^ck up and delivery, AH work ------1 — -— V— sion of Chapter V, Section ^ o f to ,the Highway Department under 340. Call after 6 p.m! MI. 9;5520 cinity. Will eat meals and Spend MI. 9-1*42. . known by 'what other title ? I l y W - l C . Sales, 461 Main St. ••A"g o o d PLACE TO.‘ WORK” the Town Charter: Brand New • - moat of dev and evenings iq our I ...... ’ guksonteed. Ideal Grlndtog Shop. Section N 151 through N 156 of So. Windsor, Avefy 8t..— Five A---The last book of the New ,23rt ^MEVR(3LET^ wdan ^ Xluminum .Windows . Notice is hereby given that a ti.e 1955, Stipplemant- of the Gen­ TWO BROWN metal , b /s , com­ Norge Washing Machine, Westing- home '-WeiUick, l l Crolby Rd. MI. RCkSCyiLLE—Brand new 6% room |U8. 134* Chevrolet ^ r «m r 378 Adanu. Phone 3-3120, Business. Opportunities -12 house refrigetator. Bedroom, Liv­ room custom built home with at­ Testament t* often called the 1#!H) NASH, radio, heater,hydrama­ 3-8373,' ait4‘Doors 14-A Ptiblic Hearing of the Board of eral ' Statutes, from the Flood plete with apring- aiid" mattress, 9-2044. rtoch, large living room with fire­ Apocalypse,. UMTED METHODIST OHUROH - Fleetline eedon 3?78. Phoner MI. MANCHESTER-To be sold, appli­ chest of drawers, Ic^ box, suitable ing Room, Dinette, Dishes, Rugs, tached garage. First floor has 13x place,.. three bedrooms, full base­ tic. 3125. MI. 9-2322 after 8 p.m. Directors of the Town of Man­ Fbtnd. . J 27 attrsetive living room with din­ . 8-4790.. . . ' DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, GUARANTEED against ail , has- ance and, service -etore cehtraHy et ester, Connecticut will be held fop. cottag;e, MI./-76Q8. ____ ' ■ . Lamps, Tables, Blankelp. . ment. Just off Psrkway,( Price ROUTE 44-A, lOfLTON and WANTED—Truck drivers and help­ ■ 2. T o transact any other busi­ HonSes For Salt 72 ing area, kitchen and den. Se'cond Q --- What are the age groups copied, vacuum cleaners; irona. ards. Alum inum 'screens j located, showing nice volume of ir. the Municipal Building Hearing ness proper to come before said EVEr / tHING 3494 I 814,200. Madeline Smith,JRealtor. for the Camp Fire Girts? . \ GUARANTEED USED CARS guns, '■.etc., '; Repaired. .Sheara, storm windows as well as j com­ business. Owner moving • out of ers For further information cal) . FACTORY NbU^IPLUS: Mahog'any, Price Includes Delivery, Selup, floor, two bedrooma and bath, fire­ MI. 9-1642. . Room bn the 15th day of May, meeting. GERARD ST—Large four bedroom place, !h0t water hmt. Many otljer A — Camp Fire' serves three age knives, mowdrs, etc., put Into con- bination sc'reen and storm floors. state.' Reasonab.fy priced. Gall for R, Krlstoff., Ml. 9-4523 between 8 1956’ sit 8 ;0a o’clock in the after­ and m apl/coffee tables 37, unfin­ Service. Guarantee Immediate-de- Call Coughlin, MI. 3-7707. t , a.m. and 4 p.m.f Board of Selectmen ished kn^holy desks 321.50 unfin­ colonist on a beautifully i, land­ extras. Lot 112k264. Full price ELLINGTON — Seven rpom, oil groups; Blue- Birds, must be at V aJU SATURDAY, MAY lA 1955 OLDSMOBILE ‘‘88” ^ dltlon for coming, needs.' Bfsith- further information. Call Alice noon. to' act on additional ap­ Charles A. Robbins ' , llye^ry or Free Storage until needed. scaped corner lot. New bath, lava­ least eeven years o ld / A' ten-yeqr’ DE CORMIER MOTORS- walte. 52 Pearl Street. ------i -''S. Clampet, Realtor. MI. 9-4543. ished, bookcases 312. rebuilt mat- $18,000. * steani heat, laundry robm, ■ ga- WANTED-Married man (or dairy propriations as follows, s' Michael Pesce I* • treiSes 313.95-321.95, box springs ' Phone fa r Appointment. tory down, garage, large , side rage, paUo, lot *2'xl87'. Asking old, whether or not she has been Holiday coupe. Radio, . heater, To the 1955-56 General Fund See It Day Or Night Coventry-;^ Four room dwelling on ■ SAYS:-, ' ' lydromallc. pow*r steering, GONDER'S T.V. Service, available Florists— filurseries 15 farm, ca'pable of assuming re- Stanley Patnode " $21.95. A good selection of used porch. Im'mediate occu^ncy, T. 113,300. Tremont Realty. TR a Blue Bird, is eligible to become sponsibilil/xKingsbury Dairy. PI. Budget of the Town; DATED at Bollcn, Connecticut, Hartford CH. 7-0358 ' J. Crockett,. Realtor. Office XU. black top road, about eight miles a Camp Firs Glri. Memberahlp. in iwer brakes, two tone.'green any Ume, Ahtenna converaiona. Help Wanted—^^Female 85 / furniture.luisMiusw. sMany g. pieces . jrefinished. ^ Alter 7 x*.m .— 5-2349, XU. 8-4201. •’WE ARE STILL SELLING HEMLOCK TREES, right size for :>-6046 . 2-'T472n^. New Voting .Machines .. 3 500.00 this 8th day of May, A.D. .1956, After 7 P.M.—CH. 6-4690 3-5416. Residence MI. 9-7751. from Manchester. Artealto ‘'Well, Horizon Club* is Open to rirU ftoift and ivory'. _ ! Philco fsiclbfy aupervlaed service. large lot approximately **xm . Tel. MI. 3-1488. transplanting. 36'Bush Hill Rd. BILUNG CLERK. Must b« good Elections ...... 500.00 Contact us (or yoUY reflnishr^finUh apdsntt « 7 ° “ h*.'’’ "o means Of transpor BOLTON LAKE—Group of five cot. ninth grade through high schpOl f i n e " c a m TO PEOPLE MAN WANYe *^ fbr inside laundry, tktion, I'll send my auto (or you. MANCHESYjpR^, CenUr St. —Six Full' price $5,W)0, I- 1955/ONTIAC STAfeCHIEF MI. 9-7226. typist and good with figures. Good Jacob F. Miller, Secretary repair »work. 25 year factory ,ex­ tages that must.be soldttogether. •ge- ' ______■ / PINE / VALLPXM R REMOVED. 37.60 working conditions, good wages, woi-k. Must apply In person. New B o a / of Directors, Manchester, No obligation. room Cape CodT. Fireplace, Oil Excslichr investment. Terrific po WHO KNOW AND a p p r e c i­ perience. LeBlanc Furniture ^Hos- heat, a'meslte drive, fenced yard, Properties Shown By Appointment AiXALL f HARMACV Convertible. Radio. hehUfV by- per room. Painted rooms give ett;. Rockville, TR. 5-3388 for ap­ Model LaunchV,?7S SUm'mlt.* I / Connecticut pilal l'95 South St. comer Vernon ' A-lr-L— B-i:-E— R—T— ’S jSntlal. Relatively small cash re Q _ lyhen did Adm iral/Rich on bus line', near Verpltock School qulred. Asking 923,000. T. J a t e REAL VALUE. BANK dramaUc\pqwer kteering, power greater color combinations, tre- R ooD ux— jS^dins 16 pointment. YOUNG MAN. 17 years or . ROTO TIUJN&,^I-awns tod gar­ ance, ,pal(l- vacation and other Realtors. MI. 3-7925 or BU. 9-0939. Pope -Vttallto I, ilji the, A.D, dOO's;^ cream "and bla(;k, one/ty'o tone 'built up roofs,' gutter and Con­ en’s apparel. Part time dqily. EX' Prompt delivery. .Askwboat *8 ’x54” , four' s* "X43 ". four . j^t iOUE fireplace, attached garage, $7,300. privacy. An acre of land, . trees A rare gorgeou# car with'every­ dens. Call Ml. 9-2094. ductor'work. "roof, ' chimney re­ cellenl salary. CaH 'afterii2 p.m. , benehts. Write to P. O. Box SiO, FURNITURE, silver, ' Coventry PI. 2-7745. j-, , and (lowers. F-or appointment call MANtHilTlk . green. .. ; . . , giving your experience and quali­ our quantity prires: ^ 43"; one 24 ”X43 ". Reasonable. MI. SIX ROOMS, ail plaster, insulated, thing and In the wrapper. Priced pairs. Rsy HagenoW, MI. 9-2214. Ml. 3-8112. ■ ' TEL,-Ml 9-8128 china, and used furniture jMedMlne' Smith, Realtor. .MI Q _ On what date did the great fAltchelt REF RIGERATION ^ e k and aerv. Ray Jackson, MI. 3-8325. fications,^ 3-4878 after 5 p.m. > i ^nd a^ld. Furniture Repair- fireplace, hot water oil heat, com­ $10,800 THREE BEDROOM ranch, Smn Francisco earthqusk# take .. • below Hat. An ideal second car 1955 FORD VICTORIA Ice. Commerclkl, household, air bination windows snd doors, nicely 3-1642. , ’ 9-9814 for a millionaire/ , - COUNTER OIRL-Expcrienced. 4 66” SINK CABINET with cast iron Service. Mis 3-<'449.. 12 years old. Completely re place? I-., Radio, heaterr two to chooa* condiUonera, fraezera. A. and W, or 5 to 11'p.m. five or sl.y nights REGISTERED Pharmacist, full er landscaped, shade , trees,' Very decorated. Near bus. shopping COVENTRY.XAKE — Six room A — April 18-19, 1906. About . RalrigeraUon Co. Ml.. 3-1237. BU. part time.. Excellent working con­ m^onthT** IM '^ T r id d r * ^ d^P ' ^5TiI}RNER:two Oven Roper ga* clean. Owner moving -out of state, 1953'Ch6vrptrt 4^r. Sddan ‘ from. One black and iwry, one Roofing and Chimheya 16-A a wyek. No Sundays. No telephone school. CsHton. ’ Hutchins, Real­ ranch just off l*k*. Vacant. Ex­ 450 live* were lost; property loss gS4CtMttS$T. MANCMItTia MI. 9-0055. 9-1 call, applv’ in person. Kopper Ket- ditions. Replies strictly confiden­ u s K stove; 11.3 pubic (oo,t gas refrig- 30 days occupancy. tor, xn. 9;51 32/3-4694. cellent flntocmg available. Askhil estimated at approximately $350,- • red and ivory. tial. Miller Pharmacy. MI: 3-4134. »3oS!*niw "w o^n kitchen ctoi:; '«ator. _Roth^to^^^^^^^ ' Immaculate. Rtdiq, heater, di- RdOF’ING —, Specializing In repair. ' tie. 829 Main St! On e y e a r y o u n g , five room 19,500 but sny reasonable • offpr 000,000. V MOWERS REPAIRED tod sharp­ Ing roofs o f all kinds. Also new condition. Reasonable. MI. 9-9593. VIRGINIA ROAD-Ni4 baths. Spacious electrician. Phone PI. 2:6388 after condiuctors ■ and roof repairs caH b u y BETTER BUILT TANNER STOEET kitchen wlth.ltreakfast nook! Over A — March 13, 1936 in- New! 6. windows and doors, sawnings, ga­ Hampshtr*.| - 1965-Rambler- 4-dr. Station^ F'our dooi>r. Radio; healer. Dyna- CoughUn, MI, 3-r07, ' '__ PAINTING AND MAYTAG WASHER, refrigerator,; rage. Amesite drive.? large lot, Two new ranch homes with base­ 1,50(1 sq. ft. for only $22,300. Same flow, powPer ateering. Black., ,. ASHES AND rubbish removedT * ^ t i c Tanks BOATS AT BARSTOW’S in good condition. Reasonably plenty of trees, city utilities. Priced ment garage.' choice residential area, exceptional six room ranch. ONLY W agon ' Fklknor Dr.-alter 4:30 High location, lo<*ated on Cedar Q — What two signers of the Lawn, work, trees cut, cellars Inatallatlon and Repair PAPER HANGING priced. 4' betdw today's market. section. Many.! de luxe . features. Declaration of Jndependencs be­ $159.00 cleaned. Papers and rags tsken HMllRK^PIumbinF 17’ Specialist, *. ' W anted ’TELEPHilNE JUST NORTH OF POST OFFICE ■ p.m. _ Selling for $16,900, Ridge Drive, oppootte MInnechsug New-Fully equipped including i 12L Golf Course, only few minutiu came Presidents? , t WITH OLD hydromauc.------Save bn this fine i D L K b away; free. Ml. 9-0142. ' !■' ./ iNhw. 5-6 room Jinmea M ADSUldb 1 M l 9*3 outbdarff ROPER GAS. range, all kulomatic, Heigh,g t/j7eR0GKM T} drive DoW Manchester. Phtm^ Ar T—John A d s m s and Thomas RAIfdB cor. REALTOR ■ F'our door, Iladio''tod heater,'Iwo WEBBS TV — 12.50 per call. An- j PLUMBING and ,beating--Re^rB • Sewers StfiRlil Skms ^iU in. New EnKlaftd-86” jBendix rss dryer, like new. owner, agent, Glastonbury. Jefferson. DakiR* .^tenna installations. U.H.F. .con-j and contract worn. Call Ml. 9-8541. AND INSTALLED WAITRESS Office MI. 3-641* I 1948 Ghet'rolet 2-dr. Sedan thne blue and black. Only 16.194 beam 22” depth. 10 ft. models as ii-3431 after 6 p.m. 3-2792. I versions, new Sets. All work guar- ' — — — —— i h . ’"!!m Z Full time; evening!, 5 to 1 CHARLES LESPER’ANCE Residence XO, 3-7751 Q — Whog;ave the name Horse -miles! low as 1127. - I! -1-^GLENWOOD oil and gas combina­ anteed: MI. 9-8801. • Csllars Draliisd a.m.. ilx nights a week. Two only. 16’ Plyersft, fU^rglsss BOLTON—Ranch, (our rooms tod Latitudes' to the are* of calms In FleetUne Aero, In fine order Movinu-r-Trucklnr tion stove, white, amf black, Flor­ OXFORD SJ. — New five room 9’ X 24' heated porch. Comer lot, KILVINATOR .throughout. Tliese. And ! Neat, capable, experience covered,'$2*9—Fast! ■ ■■ i MI- 9-7620 J the Atlantic Ocean? JUNK DEAtpS buying paper, 20 ence two burner oil parlor heater. . ranch, excellent residential sec­ *11,000. Xa. 3-0723. \ A—The sailors of colonial days. Aufoiqalic lladifc .N tlt Only $65 down Many More At Storajce not necessary. Salary 848, See the 21’ x 8' x 10” -Plyersft tion! T''<» fireplaces, natural birch raga, .and junkmen's junk. Will Town anf Country plus tips. Apply In person. Reasonable. MI. 3-8508. IRVING ST.—Four room Cape with Their ships, which often carried MANCHESTER Package Delivery, Captain with berths and oppnlng. full baaemcAt- Upataira unfinished. kitchen, walk-out bsaement. T. J. , BARLOW MOTORS, .... ' pick up after 8 p.m. CaH Rockville Walnnl Restaurant, 7- Wal­ ’ windshield at $1,495; , ] horses from New England to the 1949 Oldsmobile 4-dr- Sedan : TR. 5-7621. Light trucking and packagie deliv­ Price reduced to $13,300 (or quick Crockejt, ! Realtor. Office MI. Wanted>->Rcal Eitata 77 435 Ma in st , m a n c h e sYe r Draiiiago Co. nut St., nfte>i6 p.m. one—14' 4” > moulded Paceshlp, Moslcal instninants 5.1 West Indies, were delayed here ery. Refrigerators, washers and •ale. Will GI or FHA. T. J. 3-5416 Residence MI. 9-7751. by the calm and many of th* 86 model. Radio,‘ heater, hydra- HAVE YOUR lawn mowers sharp­ with walkthru ictliter deck. Spe-' [F READY to buy,.aell, exchange stove moving specialty. Folding Phent Ml 9-4143 MUSIC Inetrumerital. rental. Com­ Crockett. Realtor. Office 'iMl. 39* EA.ST CENTER ST. — Seven animals died from lack of fresh maUc. ened now, B. Hopfneir. 37 Chestnut chairs for rent. Ml. 9-0752. Ciol.3469. . ' ' 3-5416, Residence Xfl. 9-7751, - ' real estate, mortgages- Full price $295 Auto Driving School 7*A St. Phone Ml. 9-2333. ' 1956 Evinrudesi 8 H P. to 30 H P. I plete. line of Indtrumente. Rental room. (4-3), older home. Immacut consult Howard R: -Hastings Agen-; water. In stock. Only kt • j applied to purchase price., Repre-. SMALL, o l d e r home in excetlcnt late condition, attractive yrlthln cy. xn. 3-110?. ____ •MORTLOCK'S—Manchester's lead­ 195p W-ill.ys Jeep EXPERIENCED sentiiig Olds, ( Selmer, Ped- neighborhood. Three bedrooms, snd without, 20 ft. living-room, Q — From what snimil is the Like new.’ , ing driving -school. Professional LAWNS ROLLED with poWe'r rol‘ • b'a r s t o w 's ler and Bundy. Metter's Music dining room, living r(x>m with fire­ fireplace, pretty dining room, den, ARE YOU CONSIDERING _ American hog descended? teaching by a skilled,- courteous , BFIFORE You Buy a Studio, $77 McKee. XO. 3-7600. b e l l in g y o u r p r o p e r t y ? Only $215 down i fers. Free estimates. Ml, 3-1383. rMI. ^-7234 place, g a T 's g e . Immaculate sleeping - pbreh, heat, cellar, A .-t:- The hogs on A m e,r 1 c a n instructoi. George Mor.tlock. MI. j Heater or Air Conditioner throughout. .City utilitiee. Walk to steam, loil), two-car garage. Ideal W* will appraise your property farms are descended from the wild $iai 9-7398. Instructor-Cbrtsultant for I For Y'our Home See the , ^ ^ MACHINISTS ■hopping tod bus $16,600. Modddek (or tomUy of adulU. (Jonvepient free and wtthout toy orillgatlon. Bivins of Europe aind ors! probably Manchester. ' ■ ANTED B MANCHESTER Boat Co., 10 Essex Rooma Without Board 59 tod deVos, Realtors. JA. 2-0255, Ideation with minimum yard,;Cali We also buy property for cash. mixed with the Chinese pig- The D E c o r m i e r ;^i o t o r New WESTINGHOUSE Selling or buying contact LARSON'S DRIVING School. ■ St. xn. 9-2929. Open |evenings, 6 COMFORTABLE, clean, single or Evenings X4I. 9-3954. Walton W. -Srant, Realtor. ‘‘ Xfl. wild swine o f Chin* w ere perhsps Year*Round‘ Air Conditioner ,, ^ 1st and 2nd Shift to 9, Saturdays • to 5:30. 3-1153. STANLEY BRAY. , Realtor the esfilest to, be tamed and used SALE'S, INC. I Manchester’s only trained and double room in quiet, private BRAE-BUIUf REALTY KELSEY’S UMOTTPE OeBSSTOS home. Gentlemen preferred.' Ref- FIVE j BEDR(X)M older . home, by man. ' ' cerUfied inatructor. F\>r yqur aofe- w « . .-f-- JNMtkBrt, TalCottvUl*. Opfn qve- AutomaUc or conventional ohift. ■ dr MI 3-1218 , |I1,'9-8010, JA, 7-3680. ' ' ''tV': y' 'iV■ ■; ■ / — .fkr^.rT-. bW'V ...'f',—- -V ■ *■ ■ J r>^;T* ■ ■ ■.•''■■ r ‘‘ A • . ' f' ') - i -. ■ .) ■7- ’\*T- • , .*. k' ’ N \ WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 ,19W ^ f' • • .. • - -j / , The i^esther AtcmRe Osily Net Prem Run p a g e THIRTY-TWO [anrh^BtFr ^ Fttin g ®pralb Peraeaat of S. WaaChar : BucKlay, Mra. BanJamlB 11 Can­ Rogers Corp., and the fnoUon> de,elected the following officers at bert Kingsbury. .rhaaep of some frost. . Friday, will meet tWs evening ®''®S; |U meeting last night: Mrs. Flor­ Friday avanlng at f:SO. Raporta of 12,062 ter St. ■ with Mrs. f Edmond Michalak. *3 tbre showlngJlhat company’s n the recent H e * England Conferr ^ Annual Plant S^e * All types of planU,:includlng an- fair dad cool, elondy la nie affar- AboiilTown agment and labor represenUtivi ence Girard and Mrs. Aen»« R - '» - , Mamber of the Audit > n e ^ , high about 6a. Gerard St. " jiey. co-leaders; Mts. Mary Dwyer, ence meeting at Worcester wUl be nuala/^renniala ajnd vtgtUbl# \ Harold A. Iveraen. M .,'"*®*"** negtratlng a contract will be fea- heard. Mra. Hugo Pearson will ’The Manchester Garden.aub wiU \ Bureau at OIrenlattan MmcheBter— A City of Village Charm th' la in'Milwaukee.. W li„ thi* iasurer; Mrs. Jul'a MciesKu. «c»- planti. will be offered for aU*. ‘ V" llanehMtcr O n n f* itiertibem i tured May 23 at a manaiement Mrs. Margaret' Coy and conduct the devotions .and Mra. week attending the annual meet- The classes of Jahuai^nd'June. conference In Boston. The confer- hold its annual plant aale oii *Thurs-1 Mra. Adelma Grenier Simmons o f will hold a card party Friday at M rlT ^ p h ie Dunphy, hospitality: Edward Marsh will serve as chair­ ' ing.-of the Credit, Union National IM l. East Hartford Wlgii School, 'ence. on Cbhtinulty in a Competi­ day. May 17, at the Community Y j • p.m., at the home of Mr, and Mrs?\jSwgaret Carvey and Mra. man of the hostess committee/ Capriland, Coventry, will also Hava MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1958 (Otaaairiod Advarttatac aa Paaa M l. / PRICE m k ’ CENif : A»»n. aa A representative of Corf- are planning a 25-year clais re­ tive SoClety.Ns being sponsMcd by from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ' herb plants for aale. J- VdL. LXXV, NO. 188 (TWBNTY-K)UR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) I necticut. For many years, he has Eleandr Brennan, repyeaentativea', union on May 26 at the G ar^n the Manufacturing Committee of Mra. Grace McDermott' librarian; The Holv Angels Mothers Circle Mra. Charles E. Crocker Jr. 205 The season is so late the OardOT been treasurer-secretary end pn- G r o v e . Anyone knowing , IM the New EnRIapd Council for will meet.’tonight at > o’clock at Cliib's sale committee plans to eral manager of the East Hartford and MrsTcrace f^ r, contact chair­ Woodbiidge St., chairman of the j in e r a l whereabouU of Harry Palmer ]md Economic Development. .the home of Mr#. Hbward Holmes. serve the public first with all tha • Aircraft Federal Credit Union. Richard Oakes is askfd to call Peg man. \ sale coroiVilttee. will be assisted by Aquatic Tots Lead 189 Eldrldge St. . Mrs. Robert Coe as co-chairman, plants they need, and urges the Ryan Utting. M«"®'iester orTran members to place orders, or td Arm ed Law May devotions will be held at Mr. and Mra TRobert E. Holmes also Mrs. Wells 'Pitkin. Mrs. Frank TV SERVICE Cummings Torpey. Hast Hartfot;d. Miss' AnnaVr. An*Mon. 97 , The Golden Age Club WlU hold wail until after the sale, when Wild Police Chase St. John's Polish National Catho­ Anyone else who.wbuld like to at­ and family. 65 Charter o a k St., Bickmore. Miss Milllcent Jo"«8' gre moving, this week to: East Plessant St., will sail foi Sweden l a meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Roland Midford, Miss _Ellen others will be available. ^ $ 2 J $ lic Church tonight at’ 7 0 clock, tend the reunion', should contact J o'clock in Orange Hall. Coventfy, May lb-(il'peclal) ■— and tomorrow an Ascension Day Greenwich, R. 1. op the SS Kungiholm on May.^23. L id ; TEL. Ml S-SIM either of the above Two S-yeSr-old boysYlmtight ths Mass will be held a 8 a.m. , weather was "Just right" for a \ swim yesterday; despite a May • On A lgeria 9 record low* and their dasirea caused 'State ^ lic e from flve X barracks to head -for this town. Algiers, Algerig, May 10 Stats Police at the Stafrortfx (tD—Resident Minister Rob­ Springs barrseks sain Mrs. Kart Mason. Old Turnpike Rd„, re­ ert Lacoste clamped martial ■'“S' lavr on the eastei-n third of Al­ ported that h e r^ n Ronald and a playmate, William . Kaminsky, s; A geria’today to help combat ^ son of Mr. snd Mrs. -Wlllitm spring'.^ offensive by N-*r Kaminsky, had been missing tionalist rebels. Horn the area about SO minutes. Lacoste acted under Special Immediately Trooper Robert n .1. M AY 13th powers granted him by th# FrenClv Hetherman was dispatched to government laSt Match to put the scene and bloodhounds at the down the rebellVon^/now in iU Bethany barracks were readied-,, P re d icte d 19th month. A for the’ search. The orders putpngXthe military However ’Tiooper Hetherman In complete cpirttrbl cover the de­ didn’t need assistance. Shortly partments tebuntiesi ofNjonatan- after ha., arrived he spotted a Fo r R ebels tine and Bone- blrthplaceXof the pair of boy’s pants floating on rebellion' \ the water, but his fears were quickly dispelled when he laMr N tcobI*, Cyprus, May'10 (fl*) ^VVrJvvvVV^AAA/^MVv^AAAAA/V^A^Vv^^^AA^MAAViA^AWAi^ Lacoste’s action probably ArtU give the military a freer hand Hi saw the boys sitting" ling on the edge —Britiah authorities hanged eastern Algeria, but no greatH of a dam. and splashingsplashing, their. WONDBItPUL SAVIN08 toes in the water of/'a 12- two 23-year-oid Greek Cy­ changes are expected.. Ail of A l­ priots today for politicjd geria already la. under a state of -deep' pool. They a-ere wear- ’Rourid TUe Clock urgency, just shoribf martial law, ''nature’s . dress unorna- shootings. The death sen­ and troops have been concentrated tences wefe carried out at heavily iu eastern Algeria for dawn despite ihtemattomd 1 -A lillIllli. months. \ ’ • clemency /appeals and tha Military poSU, villages and French-owned farms are the spe­ P e ^ io n B ill threat of bloody rldtiiiig on cial targets of rebel raids. this tense island qolony. Michael Karaolls and AMdreaa Rebel lAsaee High ’’Heavy .rebel losses were Benefits Gut Demetrioua went to their deaths clslmed aa F reif^ efprcea fanned behind the closely guarded walls Policeman Wounded in Gy^ek Rioting out in counterstrikes against' the of Nicosia's big central prison. O N E iv E E K O n l y Comrades come to the aid of a policirtnan wounded in a riot raiders, but slashed communiCa-. Fellow Greek Cypriots had bv m o ^ in Athens,' Greece, yeaterxiajy'^ The demonstrators, in: tipn lines hampered any accurate thronged the laland’a churches flamed by the impending bangliw of XM'o Greek CyprioU\atUck^ estimate of casualty totals. praying for an lUh-hour reprieve the U.S. Information Service onlc^'ln Athens, May. 9. anfl rioted The Arab nationalists did not let which did not come, « against the BrIUsh. (A P Wlrejmoto via radio from London!. up In their oWn campaign of hit- Washington. May 10 (/P)— FIret to Be Exemiied .and-run arson ■ snd assassination. The Senate Finance Commit­ 'The pair Aveye the flrit Greek Fragmentary reports said at least tee today voted to atrip from Cypriote executed by the Britiah 14 persons were killed by rebels In in a fight against the 13-month-old attacks on some 46 towns and mili­ the Social Security bill violence campaign for Enosls— Lausche Star Dims tary stations in ealicrn Algeria. disability benefits, and nhwt union of Cyprus with Greece. Tha In'Western Algeria, where the of the provision for lo w ^ fe- Britiih*Cypriot fight has cost 92 rebels opened tjielr concerted -of­ tirement age for w oni^ / other Uyes oh Cyprue, including 37 \ 1/ fensive Siinday, French .a ^ orities Britiah soldlera and 13 Cypriot po­ These were the two mp3o(Xpro- licemen. ' 7 said strong counteratla^s had visions 'in the bill papi^ over­ iVetD^^vemte of Learning Takes Sha\ taken the lives of at 4east 200 corridor in Aa the Drat SJnoeiB fighters to ba riibels. Twenty Europeans were re­ whelmingly. by the Hou^last sum­ _ Light from the quadrangle at the new high school form^ rings A thw long unflii mer. The El8enhDwer.'mdmlitl*lra- he exit near exacuUd-KarkoIle and Demetrlous ported killed and some 40 farms the shop wing. The photo was taken, from south end of the corridor looking north ware aeehred of martyrdom In the mirTted in the original nattOnalUt tion opposed both./ the auditorium wring. The M. S. Kelleher Co. expects to complete, construction *' >6,000,000 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - The only part 4 f either section eye* of Greek Cypriots and the assaults'in U) at sector. high school plant for 2,!M»0 students by A*ig. 1. (Herald Photo by Pinto). X ______Greeks. KaraoUa was convicted «f TuesdayV Ohio primaries dented Democrat Gov, Frank accepted by theboArolttee was the Stepping up their gssaults this alaylng a Nlcoata police constablf, .. Lausche’li’ “favorite son” hat. Lau.-whe w;as seeking com­ part permitting WidoW'a to start J. week the rebels poured put of their Demetrtoua of ahootln^n British drawing Socld^l Security retiremeu; plete control of the Ohio delegation -to the Democi»tic jia- mountain strongholds to niake busAessman who raoove^. payments M age 62. An estimated tiohal convention. But northeastern Ohio opposition cost him well-planne4 strikes with machine Aiken May Ask FesrlngJ^ repetition of thb Moody gufw; grettades, .rifles and crude 175,000 \^ow a would benefit from Dulles Denies four of the 68/conyentlon votes he • .• ^ riots which killed four peraoM and / this th y 'fir ^ year. Wives, and sought, the complete unofficial, jh/i" ffftsoiine *boiYibH. . seriously injured 143 in GmeCq/ The battle areas In both eastern working women lUn would come vote U lly showed today. | | r| a J W I a j ^ Farm Bill Veto eaterday, armed British. tiflopS ’A ll four antl-Lausche delegaUs j. snd western Algeria , are regions under the 66-year rule; trolled -every Island comipu^^. elected technically were pledged to . » where the French control; the TOe disabilitysection would have Red Arms feut Goal In Athena, news of tha -ttMU-, them aelveaaa-favorite son" fj0]||QCl*dt I OF towns and noads and pr^ided payments for per^ns If Feed Hiked ■' ...... tIonX’ brought no immMUktq/nsw dldatea for President. ists are holed up lit amall villages dlMbled at age 50 or higher. ylotenbe, but armed s ^ r it y fores* A real opportunity for NoMend custorifiera - The flve-term-OuvawMu::# w m iirTf-a- / - fw i __ and mountains.-, , — , ' / ... .''x-OBt nsewefiig Measms Waa^nglom^iKy^W (W!-^ ' Sen. WiashingtDR, M»y 10 (/P)--4iecreUry ^ Slste Dulls* naifi stood re q ^ for ne*j)p^rouble. Word ,r' to stock up on their favorite styles, and for others^ ngUon aa Democratic candidate for 0 j | J[ 6 & H 1 Houses Burned / , The comnlltt'ce also knocked out Aikeniken (R -V tl eald today he would w todiy ft i* quite posniblfe the Soviet Union ^h»s cut its grmed flashed ^roui ' city after to enjoy their superibf beauty and wear , the U.S. Senate officially la u n ch ed !^ V * ’ *' In the town of Rouached, n ^ h of the bill the Social Security tax recommend another veto unleaa forccB and may'-reduce them more. But he aaid the purpose Athena rl the'nkwa- hia bid to unseat Republiqan Sen. ------of Constantine. 10 houses . ..AxHii. .were Increasyput In by tjie House to the Senate remove* from the new in not peace andihe Free World must keep iU fcpard up. Wind­ on Its -7:8j»\*.'m. y* bulletin. George H. Bender. ■ , , 1 ' /' B.v JACK E E U . burned and at least s U ^ »b e ls finance the he'hefl^ iTiia vVould soil J>ank farm blll.a.sectlon boost­ lUibed ing up the adniiniatration’s appeals* already NoMend’*,' the etockinge with '’per«onaH»ed*’ ttt, \ m salle Wins I v ' Washington.,: May 10 (f)-r-Preal- killed. .Near,„Re.dJ**. five Moslems „have Amounted to per e'ent each ing livestock feed grain prices. ? had bpan throWp/ap nd the BriU N . and more wear in every pair! All first ^ Yn the scramble to succeed! dent Eisenhower was reported frieiidly toward the Frwch were for employer ah^employe. "We've^retalned .the most objec­ to the House Foreign Affairs Com­ iahlmbaaay ai I of wire were LauSehe as governor, R ep ^fcan authoritatively today to be looking ■founit with their throayslit., Chairman_____ Byrd ( D-Va) of the tionable feature of the vetoed blll.r mittee for a *4,900,000,000 foreign ChurchiB :Asks rsady near y.'B. stions for quality stockings, in new fashion t YavT ba proud Atty. Gen. C. William O'Neill, and around for another widely known A /watchman was 4tlHed when.^ committee action on both pro. said Aiken, who often *|ieaka fob aid suthorlaatlon, Dulles said noth­ Uae If heeded: / Democrat Michael V. DiSalle. for-^ Democrat he can appoint to a high the admihlatration. of farm poll- ing has yrt . happened , ,, In the world shades of NoMend’a "COLOUR WARDROSE’' ' 4a ba taaa / . rebel- forces raldcry the town of vlalons waa/by a” suhslantlal ma­ prudent t o ' Ae the moroJng woi. on, only mer Federiil price slablllier, won post in his administration jority” of Abe commlttM but with cie*. Eisenhower vetoed the HbsT "'"'J *., minor inotdeqta wm’c >'#1 Combed cdtWn batiste that loblfS and ife^s like - la IkU draw fra»A. Rlvefe only 18 mile# from the capl- tirminste or curtail ” the program. I Soviet Joiti $1.19 Pr. 3 fo r '$3.4$ fun-awav nominations. This would follow up his offer tHl 5ty of ■ XljfWm. Anoth«Y out a rMorded vote, ; _ ' ' farm bill April 16, calling It a bad emens a kn6t of studenti Iraportedbatiste. Drip dry, needs no ir^mg. Never $1.35 SHEER NO-MEND . . ^ morniiiq *0 h i g l i t , • '} O’Neill beat Lt. <^v. John W. yesterday to name rettringl .Sen. Chairman Richards (D-SCi hs* w *• , i - pasihitg cars before police tack reached a/vlUage four miles •The ./committee!* efetibn appar- mea.aure. said the cqmmiitee may cut the l uiTbl^ch. Walta length 32 to 40. Long length A'flaHarinq print' vmli Brown nearly 3-jo-t end .DiSallt, George (D-Gal as hia personal from Const si^n^, Algeria's prlh- ently/aet the stage for a big floor . Aiken spoke fo newsmen as the ed tpkm. A group of then vAaa baeliaroundfAod former Toledo mayor, got more ambassador to the Horth Atlantic Authoriaiitlon by a* much as >lls-j . 82 to/ $1.19 Pr. 3 for $3.45 eipal Aland City. . • baw e over the measute. Many Senate AgrlciiUttre Committee /* Ntcoaia hurled ftet-elBed . $I[.35 sem i sh e e r s ...... /. y /. • • a bold'data af 'buHom Votes than' the combined total of Treaty OrganttatlOn, (N A T O ).' A French army communique Dbrnocrats' were ready, to lead a sent the new measure to the Sbhr billion. vr...).. ■—7- armed holies near the Greek his lour opponents. Brown carried George, who annoaitped he won’t ate. Consideration there is ex­ Dulles, said ther* are some Aachen, Getmany, April 10 tnodOK cathedral. Moat of them 'B dawn Hia tidat In a ilg h t to restore the provisions of "gqrma of high favorable develop- L .gij. Wlnaton CAirchill called on' $1.39 Pr. 3 for $4:05^ pnly Medina, Vinton ahd Jackson run again but will serve-out hia (Oon^qped on Page .Sixteen) ,-fthe House bill. , . pected next week. ' \Wery arreeted or driven away by' i .65 NO-MEND SHEER . 9aa oaHon — - - o f Ohio’s 88 counties. * ' present term, said .he may be' menta" In Ruaila. Speaking of | the Soviet government today to teayg**.-' Byrd has declined to say how he I>Mt Bid to Alter {.laiise Open newapaper debate on Stalin ydUiNly of its new. look by '\ ealerfatt and Lau.sche’s ’’favorite son'*' rebuff available for the, post In.NjrahuBTyr: stands on the' two major prort- , Y Aaka for. ExplanatiM I I ■ ■■ ■■ '• ■■■ ■ I ■ ' Aiken said he finally voted and other iaauea. JJullei aald these m k "bon* fldip tmited fl^u- \' . H .3 9 Pr. 3 for $4.05 quaranlaad watbabla. .came...... in tile...... ares.s of Canton end George"a announcement ^ ^ f re*. Slons. But Republlcana have aald against even sending the bllljto the- / Oreek King Paul called A For- Dainty No jrbn Seersucker $'1.65 NO-MEND W ALKING SHEERS. In'. Cleveland, where he formVjdy | tirement was followed a lew hours mlght indicate some' concession to , rope." ' j F u m a n they expect hlrn ^ vote with theYp' Senate after Joainff by an 8-4 mar­ public .oplnAn.by . the, Soviet lead-1 The 81-year-old BriyghB ri^h atates- /elgn\Minister Syyroa Thaotokls was Judge anti mayor. - \ 1 later by a formal atalement trt>m ! in the committee to eliminate for an. explanation of What Greece gin hi* effort to ^ v ls e the Contro­ era. man called on the wotM to *voi;f $1.20Pr. 3 for$3.73 Pro-Lausch(! delegates carrying 1 formey Georgia Gov. HermanTal- I them. versial feed grain section, f ' plena tb do nsxt about ths exseu- $l .5d NO-MEND SHEER^ SEAMLESS . 60 convention voles won electiOjji i n^adge. that he will seek( theT3emo-i .Atm Aleo KAlnrn Hoylet vioiknc* and seek unity instead aa Harriman for i If the committee doe* so. kiy "W # will me g minority report,,’’ he kecepted the,1954 Charlemagne tions,\. A cebinet' meeting was without opposition. But three anti- crajlc Senate nomlnaHbn in tW Democrats have said,. they will Aiken...... said. " I may off*rf some , “ Our long range purpose," he scheduied\later today to dtiteuas Sire.s 12^to 20 and 16^2 to 22!,^; Cbilors: Lausche delegates .won in sever*I flept.. 24!primary. said, "la to accelerate the'' day ‘Uiiited Eiirop^,’’ Award from this $1.65 SERVICE WEIGHTS . . . $1.39 Pr. 3 for $4.05 fight’ to revera^ that action in the . k'mendmenta on the 'seiiab floor ancienticli coronation' clfy of - German - - Cleveland area.contests, one of • Taimadge hss bpen campaigning ! f when the-Soviet Union will be a ((^aUnuM P*«e MxtMli) Navy, white and black and whiW. Red Appraisals full Senate. but I plan no long fight. kings. i' » 5.98 them by defau^/^ln .the Canton.tinformkq.v for months, and it was 'liie committee i* evenly divided ! „ 47|_J_decent alate to do bustneas wllh." '■ f ' "It’s not worth it," he SPORTSWEAR—SEFOND FLOOR area, former ^ngres.sman Wil-!(g]snerally \ anticipated thjit.: he •HYu* o.«g-But *>;«A e - aA/>wjkfaf»tit Secretary saidH«ifl that ,-Lfcas than a mile away Some 600; now. with seven Democratic ,ahd : "The committee member* knew refugees from former German ter- V ...... liam R. 'Thomson a delegate seat j wouid: giveXGeorge atroitg opposl- New YprV^fy to Former when he speaks of such a develop­ teycn Republican members. There what they were doing. This will ritorie* annexed by the Commii- from a Laus^e-barker. | tiOn President \Truman, biting Gov: is a Deniocratflc varifney because ment he ls thinking in term* of George gave no reason for re-., j^ygrell.M*niiman’s warning of the help a few lndlvld*'ial farmers in i fj 10. years,or even a generation," niat* held a quiet 20-mlnuA meet­ A t Indiarjapolis, final returns'in of the death of Sen. Alben Barkley a few states by about-*175 mil­ vei-sing a previous decision to run( Russian Ihrekt while ambassador ing protesting the award to Plain colors and peppermint stripe ruffle, dainty Indiana’s /presidential primary lion in soil bank benefit payments Meanwhile, h# said, Jf the Soviet Churchill. They accuiM him of BuU again, although Ht# doctor spoke, M «c o w ln\1945, snys many floral'pattern. showed Sen. Estes Kefauvei- was (C'entiniifsl on Page Sixteen) abd coat all other farmers and leaders are allowed 1 have sue /- ip 1 ertial responalbillty for the terri- mitpoiled bv President Eisenhower of health conaideratlona. The Sen i AmWK-iA-leader* lodjay appear consumers some *600 million dol­ cesaes abroad with their new P/^-J ,ort«i loa* becauae of hia ,;role f t [from the A P ^ lr e « by nearly the .same percentage-as ator Is 78,: / ' I to be” takeh in by the smile. lars s year," _ feaalons of peaceful intention* "”'1 wartime big three conference* ^eg. 85.95 the s2 general election. : 1 Anli-Taimsdge forcea\were re. I TrUman referred to Harriman* the coat-price squeeze ’ already 1 on them to relax at home hiay •>* i Germany.' NEWSMEN FACE CONTEMPT For ^other'f Day Gifts Estes rlalms ‘Victory’...... ‘ , ported looking around for a pri.j that the R*i**lans were hurting moat ,bf our____M ______farmer*.I a..t-_:.A !-redut'ed .—people.mlght A . eM 1 evil * ■ say. *a «r UfS* wei I 7nsldY X the . 1,000-yeer-old fh*IJ. WaablAglon, May 19 ThA But Kefauver and his 'backers: mary opponent for the aon pf the threatening to aabolage the forth- News Tidbits Chairman ■ Ellender (D-Li of , . are. aucceeding *0 well "hroaO Charlemagne waa crowned .Headte, today >-clt^ fedr New Twin and full Mother ^vould love to have ^claimed “k great victory” A a latexEugene Taimadge. ThoSel,.—coming peace,peace and told a dinner the Agriculture Committee bur-1I let’s go „on „ .p,.the way <•/*we have,u.tpe •• holy Roman eAperqr, a crowd of -Tork .C’lly uqwanseB.for roatempt 8LANCH>JtD COLOGNE SPECIAL Culled from AP Wires of fk^greaa heraMie of 'theig re­ a new spread ai^d drapes. afate where the TeiAeasee Senator ftaAed-g* most likely Incjuded fpr- audience last night: rled from the cioned-door meeting' Dull#**aeld he thinks the, Soviet 700 listened intently e* Sir ^Vln- lacked both regular Organlr.ation/t>er acting Gov. M. E. Thomp-. ’Harriman Right Then’ ^ ______.but told reporters he expect* the . ,p,gy overexte^ing itself aton advised "in a tin)* of unity in fusal to answer some quesUoas .. stipport and an effective atal-t. son., defeated by Talinadge in •’Avereii Harriman was right; ■ i,.™’„ 4 /Senste to pa*s the bill quickly, In- cerryirig on extensive develop- Europe,- Ruaala mufit play her about Cemmimtsm, 'rbe. actioa OTHEI^ SPREApS TO, $27.50 TWEED CCLOGNE ....:...... 7"... ' campaign committee. . 19A8u.andE*rle Gocke Jy(, Atlanta then ,and he has been right since < ludlhK ■ " provisions added by the I „fgnig (in e w weapons, guided mls- was taken by voice vole nfler perl."- , , . J ' Hen, Knsilnnd (D-Miaa) rkairmip,^ I , Ylie.v had conceded in' advance 'Airlines executive.,anfl/ f o r-m e r about.the Russian threat to peace Walter Reed HospitM thU e v ^ committee.. 1 s t i e s increased induatriat base and Since World War ft. he contin­ , 'll* of the Internal Security Subcom- ; and freedom. for al aew physical oxlamlhatlon Today's 2-hoiir cloaed-door m eet-: Intensified agriculture at) at once ued. Soviefjpollcy had-divided Rua- CIRO SPRAY MIST COLOGNE ...... tCOntfn^ on Page Two) XContlnued on Page T w o) — He Was not taken in. *s ,»o, Speaker , of the , , House Rayburn mllfee, said they had wllh^M For Mother's Day Gifts - 6 ing followed eight hour* of seA-1 - Army Ata from her wartime allies. "pertbirni InformattOn" at bear- mattv other political leader* wfi-e '■ aa.v* *fdetracked------*i. oq:ooo.ooo Sion* yesterday after which the ,(jjht of All that,"- he , '“ .Now we he.ye a hew Russia to bill Iwlll -be )ng«-)a*t January. DANA SPRAY COLOGNES ...;.. ■t that time, bv, Ru»*Un avowpl* fedYSl »choA **“ . , _ committee voted 13-1 list hfU*’ *-; - j think it qilile likely that deal with,” he'continued. But he Colorful print,', and all white handkerchiefs- ^ . •- of peacefuUntenW He 1* not t»>^9 Send the bill to the Senet^e, »ub- Soviet Unlon-msy retliice added that ff it i* really a new .MRS.. LU C E ’RUV-DOWN’ in today, as so Aany of Our leaders Mrs. Jlattl* Freeman Dodaop a Bromley arid Quafcer L^|c,e .1 with all white or colored embroidered corner.<;. T C ^ . C I T I f 1 Gania Rays Come to Light Ject to r^onsidferalibn of ‘ he con-^ of its military e*l*m Bua*i*,"why ahoqld she not Join Rome, May 19 lAh — .UJL Am- , •••m 'to he bv the amlle on the atateraent before Grand Jury coiit Irovereial feed grain* section to­ a bdh* fide urited, Europe.’’' Also lace edge. Large assortment to choose ~ I e w w OLD SPICE W th W w DER ,..-...; ?Scrof th^kr^mlln®’ trWlrf. trial teetimony that, ahe lishment,, notably In nianpow-er. hasaador' Clare Boothe lAira liaa day. . „ * developed "a rua-dowa eeadi-;, i ^ Tr°nm D *nd Harriman Were 1 turned over her Congreasionat sec- Most, of the dispute,; center* 1 {Continued on Page T w o ). ' (finntlnnrd oa Page Teiri* Hon"- aad I* returalag td the ■,i ll Scientific ‘Bubble Bath’ around the level of government I United State* for a- jbysteal FABERGE COLOGNE . f. 1.... ! her of the Four Freedom* F ou n ds-'^P- /Adam CSayton Pow ell... price support* for oata, barley, rye ] rheckup. the .Amertcaa Embassy and 'grain sorghum* S* well *• I ann.o'irnced today. But la eapeet- YARDLEY GIFT80X .0...... W ill Aid-Atomic Studies ninrntvj a seal 1 *»l»«***. a corn produced oiitilille of the coni- !, ,ed to return to her poet “within President received the J9.”<3 aw*rd. . '"*n f* 1, , ° , » a T-m vr-‘- *«uwL.- ihergisj corn aree. chiefly the Mid- ; a short time,” p ■* . i Praising Harriman--a possibll., Big lB*ur*a» immpat^ w.estSt.'" ' .... -’-r Weather Stalls M-Shot Ity for the Democratic preaideni After Elsenhower vetiried t.he : i; * j Mrithpr* Dny—May 13th 'NYLON HAIR BRUSHES ------Ann Arbor Mich.. May l9 {Ifi - » Neutral partlclejp race throijigh % catchall farm bill, which A University of Michigan physiciat the chamber. Suddenly...... ‘ ’■“ the soil Jiank. the House GIVE HER AN - . , Test Slated [ t, New York Poet aald today LOOSE POWDER CASES .. has devised a bubble bath chamber j, m,rked voted for the soil bank pish Jackie Glea*oa wllf return nest :d by the creation O a r^ , ^ SR' _ prediction Ih .l .o'- ",v o which wlll'perm it phbtogrsfching "We mis* hi* w'iscJom snd but tacked on several other pro- year to the ^ne hour ’’Hve? tele- of'bubble*, in the liquid. By check-, ■■.urame Industry w-ould double, 11* - ■ -J- $ 18.98 of heretofore unknown aSpCtU’ of ing the pholSographs w-lth coordi­ laaifiliiace In force vi-lthin decade Bv ELTON U. F A T ^ * » blast hour* earlier, in hojie that .vision .program that -hrougbt •(ConMnued on Page Seventeen) (t'ontiniied on Page Fourteen) uJiCioi.v. ntr Rildnl thr B52 stratofortress which is to him fame and fortune, I Jdat atomic particles-. Asspeiale Profea- nates and feeding the [nformstion made in Hartford by Dr. Solomon USS Ml. McKinlsy. off Bikini. the bomb could make it* Cimbrelja - thought.we should go ’live,' ” the ■ H Size* 54*54— 54x72— 60x80— 72x90 ^ sor Donald A. Glaser, 29. said hia into an electronic compiiter,- .S. Huebner. Friday. May 11 An off-and-on fgi-Aet island scientist* can learn velocities/ di- ' Psychiatric,- psychological testa romedinn vtnn queted by Earl W e have a 'great variety ' ,■ bubble bath for the, short-lived H-bomb test scheduled for dawn of Namu. . Y 72x108 and 70" Round j ' gamma rays and prevloual.y. tovis- rections. energies and masses. to delertnlTie license applicenf* Cuba Ex-Presidenl WlUon, Po»t coluinnlst. of atylea m regular 16 ) ' 'fols Held in Tljcfl today was postponed *g»>q ' Ship* on their way fo bias* sla- rib or Slim Jlm'a in 10 rib. ible neutron* \vill give sciCTHlsts . More than 25 institutions iii the , basic nltttiide toward driving and speeding United Slate* are sdopllng Glas* hoiim before b)as.$ lime. tioii* turned beck. ,, GIVE .VIAIER .AWARDR* ,4 ' The coveringa are in either JEWELRY a chance to see , their , 0 1 * 1,200 Irbiii SaCe their ecci'deht proneness being In- Ifk lilxile at Miami 'Planes and ships were sweep- Reautifiil reproductions of antique ejotha in pure yfmrn. flight for the first time.l - er'^s earlier bubble chamber and ve.vtigated" by Connecticut . . . (V)him«nd »M p Kftid “ U New York.' .May 1 0 - ' consen’ative. Bpi dei a or in (Saliir- Ihlf hundreds of thQiisaifds of •Uaralia ' .Alger Award*, sjfin- L 'white and antique white.'— -g a y airipes, checks,, plaid# J For Mother's IHe described, the chamber i def one university ha* a *3 million State Police jiatiol augment..Con.v bubhie chamber, 7 Topeka, Kali,, May 10 - . Miami, Fla., May 10 lA-,- Cailos Sav- t?n im e?.w iirb e'^^^ iarii'eat -Quai'e miles surrounding Bikini. bollzlng "rag* to rlcbee” oppor- ' T'? or prinl.a. ' ’ > -tall ifor the. first time la.sl night Htablf force of Clarkabiirg, Maas., Prio S Day Gifts ex*, only 7 and 8 years old. and- president of Cube, was back here posrible d.te .^Yme " N r ‘'F r t « ! sh^rs A arw fndered into7he dan- cli^amber m'ay ‘ reveal niiclexp the bolirenei k waa in -gathering j against^ Incendiary fire*. sented today to eight men ,»vno domestic or imports 1b accused them of filching *1,200 in hi* old exile city today after might l » favoiable. „ r *one. either accldenUily or. to ■ ro*e from Bumble betrlnnlng^o regular or Jong-styles.- r ■ : events not Vet konwn. data from atom smasheri. Today | .aid wind pattoros |L'isk's'llook qt the ftr,t drop of Xenon Chamber the bottleneck is ii^;processing the from a. restaurant safe. that- the Marahali' Islands mighP positions of prominence. The’' Pin.s, necklaces, earrings, Lt. Don Laird, chief pf thI police ...a, t,-ii:, oub., thermonuclear bomb'i from an The new device is called a Xenon great volume of Inforn'iation that liirther detention of Americans by , have been endangered by a blast awards, , Kronze plaques, .Wf^o department's youth buiVau, Said American plane. the .Amfrican ‘•B U ;Y :'o N i’’ FO R . bracelets in all white and ehamber, filled with liquid xenoff the bubble chamber provides.” today". The explosion had been sef preeeitted by — / ■ ■ Green Stamps Given ^'ith Cash Sales For Mother's D a y Gifts as near aa he.l-ould piece together Communiat Police in East Berlin.. | - authontiei The high command of the task pastel cqlor.s. Al.so,spark­ gas, as dense nioiecularly. as solid Dr. Tom Johnson of the Atomic Moscow radio broadcast* tribute for '5:51 a.m. 1-2:51 p.m. Thurs- Hcitppis and College* A s m . “^YO^RSELK i^LSO" the/story one or t)ie other w-*lked force left Eniw-elok Atoll .yester­ ling rhinestones in blue alumihiiTfr.’ Energy Commission described to Adm. Robert E. Peery , and da.v, eastern-standard time. day by, air to board the command Glaser's invention as "very impor­ In, and out Of the Main S|. cafe Idenlllie* him a* first man to reach Neillrailly Act, we're somewhat at Adverse weather "had (cauaed PARK UNIT TO USE PTU- ' •- -i ’ Many styles in plastic calfi Straw.s or gfhfiujn^ leathers.^ or cr,vstal colors. ^ . Becauae the xenon atoms are so a loA* whether to let him stay Im Ship Estes' in Bikini Iggoon. This ■ Priced from; *(■ .! large and so close together., any tant- it enables ui to use more ef­ six times to get the hriOney. They North Pole. three previous postpdnemenl* from Hadlyme. Copn- Mny Ifi O V - wsnted. to buy candy. this country And will probably act observer ship, carrying 15 news- The HUt* Park aad Feeeet Cetn- Colors: Navy, black, red, white or pastels. Each - ' - direetbd ' radiation , of ^atomic fectively" aiich large facilities a* , Arthur Haya Sulzbeiger, publish the 'original date of Monday, U.S. meri. 17 Civil Defense observer* the *10 million Betatron at Berke­ . It -wSas So fantastic- Laird had f t .of New York Time*, receives i tfle matter down for a hearing./ ndseiqn. hn* renlflrmgd HA pfo- p*rt(clea Into the liquid :ha* afgo'od Prio. meanwhile, was surround- time. - ' ' ' ' . and others, .sailed at mid-morning. s 1.0 0 to chance of alriklng the xtnon ley, Calif. them tell it to a tape recorder! annual ’’ Man Of The Year" award All of -the hard-Worklng' 13,500 neanl to store flU from Lang *2:98^*3.98 eJTb.v many followera who remain­ Offlclala sajd the laieat delay Isbusd Sound osi M acred efl salt atoms, -v " • - /' l’«e Begin* ! , "X- -A n older boy was their undoing. of Temple larael Brotherhood • I . member* of the task force hoped i .J M t H A L 4 e6i He ' sabealed to ..police the kids Aualriati Barone** Maria August ed -here when he ended an exile of could be for 48 hbuit. which would mnreh at Sberweed lainnd, H e^ ■ A * the atomic particle* a^e di­ ' Glaiier explaliiad that hi* new make the , next scheduled firing that thia.Um * the long-awaited|/ Wert going a ^ n d with a lot of Trapji,' mother of famous Trapp nearly four year* and-.returned'td walk. EaesiHmIly Mss *>» MANCM1S1* COHII* rected Into the small chamber xe'noii: bubble chamber -went into Saturday-. U.S. time. tMt explosion Cpuld be cartlad ouL operation yesterday to r a 22-hou.r mnnsy. > j family aingers, named Catkolie Cuba-last August. H f was depose* wUl be tssed In ' * 4 . 9 8 ‘ up tp $ 7 * : $ 3 «9 8 .cach^ from an duUide source such as an by Fulgeiieio Batista, who Is: still Joint Task Force 7 already It bad been poetponed heeausA of CORNER o r MAIN AND OAK STREETS atomic aeeelerxtor, the liquid period attached to ih* Oosmotron Lt. Laird aal^ / tha brothers op- Mother- of the Tsar and will re­ *< « ceive gidd medal of National Cffh- ■Urted'lta evacuation of Bikini U XMioh l4 brought to the ’Verge of (Onatiaaed Aa Fags Three) AtMI-and its preparation for Ui*i (CAnttbned *■ f b f * I •>: J (Oeattanwl ill Pag^ Tea) . (OnaMaiiMl m Fag* TL its) olie Conference oft family lif|s. boding^ -1.- " t : •>1'. ,v' .« -« H .f. , smi % rd* 1