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•: 1 ■ r ' * —^ *• ^ i ’ ‘'V ‘S'. <4, Y . y ■■ ■ ■ '^ ; ■ ■•8,1 , r :.. ,,J M- PAGE SIXTEEN TUESDAY, MAY 11,1954 iianrEjejoter lEnetting IferaUi ATcrttfo Daily Net Preu Run Fer Um Week Boded Tho WcBthor May tji 1054 reraeaat o f C. 8. WeatlMr .Bonald Isuie, 13 Oxford St., a moat nearly axempUfiea Donn F. junior at Emenon. College In Bos­ l^reseiit Fergiison. Portar'k charactar and leadership. TeMgkt pwrtly tlatady iM i aool. About Town. ton. was given one of the leading Working on (^ramies for Sislerhood'Hadassah Basaar Winners of the 26 prizes will be 11,184 Lane Mor 48. T tandby iolr omdt roles in the play. "Home of the presented to Dr. Jacobs for . their Mombar «< Ow Am«t Brave,” which was presented by French Award At LECLERC eUgliUy woraaer. with dftantaam The Ladies of St. Maurice xwarda by faculty members as fol­ Bmoan of anMlattoa Church, Bolton, anticipate a larre B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation at lows: Rhl Gamma Delta Prizes in FUNERAL HOME teamgermtm M aggar M t.' attenduice at their Fashion Show, Boston University Saturday, Sun­ M a n c h e $ U t ■y o f Village Chartn day and Monday evenings. Trinity Thursday Mathematics for Freshmen, by Dr. entertainment and |ood sale to­ Harold L. Dorwart; James Good­ 'A,______ , . FUNERAL morrow at 8 p. m. fn St. .fames' win Greek Prizes and AHEPA n o hall, Park Street. A lafge com­ Anthony Baylcs, president of The Ronald H. Ferguson prize yOL. LXXHI. 195 AOeortWag am Pag* M) MANCHESTER, CONI , WEDNESDAY. M J ^ 12, 1954 the Manchester Young Democratic Greek Prizes, by Dr. James A. (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FIVE CENTS mittee has been workini: for some for excellence in French ia among Notopoiiloe; Alumni Prizes in Eng­ SERVICE tiiAe on the diflrerent"parts of the Club, was elected third vice presi­ Leclerc, dent of the State Young I>mo- the 26 prizes and 3 fbllowahips lish Composition and the Ruel project, and much local interest is which win be awarded at Trinity Crompton Tuttle English Prizes, Walter N. evidenced. , cratic Club at the convention held Director last Saturday. He ia a constable College at its fifth annual Honors by Dr. Thurman L. Hooi., Frank W. Whitlock Public Speaking French Air and is employed as superintendent Day ceremony Thursday at 1 p. m. 23 Main Street, Manchester Adams Raps Cohn Unne L o ^ No. 72. Knights of in the college chapel. The prize Prizes, by Robert M. Vogel: F, A. of inspection at the Pioneer Para­ Call MI-9-5869 Pythias, will hold its monthly chute C o.' , ■ ■ win be awarded by Dr. Louia H. Brotvn' Eiiglizh Oration Prizea,' by .meeting tomorrow nikht at 8 Niydor. John A. Dando;. Pi Gamma Mu Blast Rocks o'clock in Orange Hall. Nomina­ A daughter was born at the St. 'The geremony wiU open with an Scholarship Award and the Wall For Abuses over tion of officers will Uke place at Francis Hospital Sunday to Mr. addreM by Dr. Albert C. Jacobs, Street Journal Junior Achieve­ this meeting. and Mrs. Allen F. Parrish, 64 president, followed by commenda­ ment Tward in economics, by Dr. Wedgewood Dr. tions to memlMra of Phi Beta Kap­ John E. Candelet; the Miles A. Red Rebels \ Jean McCartney and Donald pa, academic honor society, by Dr. Tuttle Prize, by Dr. D. G. Brinton HALE'S . Nicholson, both ef this town, are a Mrs. Herbert A. MgcArdle of Blanchard W. Means, aaaociate Tiiompson; the American Society Schine Favor Bids Hanoi, Indochina, May 12 member o f the committee and Porter Street with her sisters. professor of Philosophy; Pi Gam­ of Mc'^hanical Engineers Prize, by Headquarters committee chairman respectively, ma Mu, social science honor so­ Harold J. L ockw c^; the George (/P)«—Squadrons of Frenc Miss Ann and Miss Slather Waine Washington^ May 12 {IT)— Army Ckiunaelor John G. Adams o f the Hillyer College ail-coIlege of Yonkers, N. Y., have been visit­ ciety. by Dr, John E. Candelet, J. Mead Prizes in Government, by FOR B26 bombers plastered aaaiatant professor of Economics; Dr. Laurence L. Barber, and the testified today he took more “ abuse” from Roy M. Cohn than outing sponsored bv the freshman ing in Washington, O. C., where Vietminh rebels today iniide Data class for May 21 at Happy Acres, Mrs. MacArdle's son, Waine, is and Sigma Pi Sigma, phyalca Donn F. Porter - Award by James anyone in his experience as a Pentagon official in connection the Red River Delta, /which Middlefield. employed at the Bureau of Ships. honor society, by Robert F. Kings­ P. Logan; Trinity senior. bury, assistant professor of with efforts by Cohn to win special treatment for Pvt. G. France has put onJthe top They took trips to Mount ITernon. Desn Hughe.s will al-so award David Schine. Phyalca. the Harold' E. Russell. Mary A. danger list in the ;^dochina Arlington and several other places Holland Scholars for 1953-1954. Adanu woa on the witncaa atond of interest. Tert y and the W. H. Pussell Fel- for all the morning aeaeion of the war. Ik e States Princess Feeds Gibraltar’s Famed Maseots the highest-raqkiiig atUdenia in lowahipa for graduate study. The werplonea athoehed boaea of each claas, will be cbmmended by 15th day of aenate aubcommlttec No Splitting Members o f the lyomen’s Club hearinga into the-briatllng dlapute tha Communist-lM rebele.‘ in the Dean Arthur H. Hughes, as will limestone hill^^of the southern T e r o f Manchester are reminded of the fcetwean military officiala on the the winner of the Trinity^ College- areas of the iMte—keystone of the Bi-Partisan May 15 deadline for purchasing University of Chicago Law School one hand and Sen. McCarthy and tickets for the annual dinner. The French-held beation around Hanoi Scholarship. He wiU alto award hla aldea on tho other. Of Vietnam, and the p v t of Haiphong. dinner will be a smorga.':bord and the Fraternity Scholarship \Cup MANCHESTER Thla diapute revolvea abbut the dessert served at 6:30 in t ^ Infllti^ing rebels continued and commend the group attain­ MILLWORK CO. contention by the Army that the h s r e s ^ g action, the French re­ Policy Used Emanuel Lutheran Cliurch on M iy ing highest scholarship among the 254 Broad 8L—Tel. MI-9-S28S Senator and hU oidea uaod im­ 24. Members may purchase ^ k e ts Dinh Holds p o r t ^ blowing up two freight and fraternities and clubs on campus. ^ proper preaaurea in on effort to nger trains, about eight miles THROW THEM for themselves and guests' from A new award, the Donn F. Por­ get favored treatment for Schine, Washington, May 12 (/Ff— Mrs. F. Coville Woodbum, 51 WE HAVE WHAT of this tense North Indochina AWAY ter TFbphy, will be awarded in Rongts, RefrigtrotoTt former McCarthy aubcommittee , Geneva, May 12 (A*)— The ^ p ito l. The French said the roil- President Eiienhower said to­ Washington, May 12 (/P)—-President Eisenhower today caH> Weaver Hoad. fnemoiy of Donn F. Porter, first YOU WANT IN conaultont and ton of a wealthy French-backed government of 'TtMi'd was restored to operaUon day that insofar as possible StiU PIcsity Of W e«r Left ■ - Herald Photo Trinity alumnus to be awarded the ed it so reprehensible for any Army intelligence officer to In Shoes Bepaired Hera Shown above is a group of the workera on ceramics for the combined bazaar of the Sisterhood and Woshan and All New York city family,'mho woa Viet Nam declared today aoon afterward. foreign affairs are being han­ Two delegates, from the Man­ Congresaional Medal of Honor. drafted into the Army. supply confidential FBI daU without authorization. He was chester Y W <^, Mrs. Robert Manchester Chapter of Hadaasah, scheduled for Sunday. May 18. from 2 to 8 p. m. at Temple Beth Porter was killed in Korea in Sep­ Othar Applloncas der no circumstances n ^ t U st Vietminh Ooeimltiee dled on a bi-partisan basis. taked speciiically about an incident related by Sen. McCarthy Cooper and Mrs. Richard Hurd, Sholom, 63 Linden St. The moulds for the objecU were loaned by the Rock Crhft Ceramic group, tember, 1952, and was honored Coha CBlet Coimael Officiala claimed 49 Vietminh SAM YU LYES Cohn U' chief counacl for the any Indochina armistice^set- The President also told a but Eisenhower said hs would imly'----- ^ * recently attended the Eastern Re­ and the finishing and painting process on dozens of these useful and ornamental articles is absorbing posthumously for "an incredible were killed and 26 captured today discuss the principle involved. ' _ Shoe Kepairing o f the the attention of the following; Mrs. Harry .Tarlow, Mrs. Leon Wind, Mrs. Irving Hochberg and Mrs. McCarthy aubcommittee. tlement include ‘the pgriition In scattered mop up , octiona news conference he cAn dis­ gional Conference o f the YWCA display of valor” in action just be­ t M-MHALC gol The Preaident also told hia news ^ g J ^ X Better KUid Doae WhUe in Buffalo. N. Y.. from April 30 Jacob Sandals, left to right, who are altling; standing, left to right, Mrs. David Rubin, Mrs. Herbert Oyen 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Dally McCarthy and hla oidea counter­ of Viet Nam territory around the delta. cern no differences of loyalty T oo Walt. fore his death. The award will be conference, in a comment on the through May 2. On the program Lieb and Mrs. I.eon Kramer. made each year to a freshman who charge that the Army aought to The Viet Nem terms were laid Theaa acUvitiea followed a and patriotism among people international scene, mat the free , 15 MAPLE STBEET was Mrs.

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