X WEDNESDAY, MAY tO, 1969 ifllanrli^Btpr EtKttfng ifpralb

Scribner explained that other, W ^ membart who plan t y at­ inatructlon to be held at the Slate | Uioee attending will be John Um' vrogram jvUl lacluda tha new Lane Inspections NotVy Total l^ S -I s Yopt^ar Safe? 8th District Plant AAiturv In W'llltmantic, May 22; Goads. 90, who 1# active in Bible oolor l?!m "Dfvtae Will Interne- larger asaembUaa will be held i i tend tha atata ,rally In Torrtngtrtn eummer,In, Providence andl nth r ______^______I______^______ZI j___ _t ^ ______■ ' '______:____ .J______' ...... Tuebday* are fiequested to notify through 24. educational work. tional Aaaembly Of Jehovah’a Wltf ’ "Growth to Qhrietian ..meturlty; "Be a Teacher of the XJood neeeea,” which will he ahown for key citiM lit Ihe lTh4i^ State# and Mrs. C^lore Whlla by Fridsy. R ^orted Efficient Clanada. TheiA are deatgnad f ' wm^vt 3St. and to aid people of goodwill world i-Newa” le the theme of Friday eve- the flrat Ume to e New Rnglend wide, la tha dedicated atm of J«-j ning'a program Of mlniaterial tn- audience. The film wee pjrqdttced Um purpose of reviving their mli’ - Avaraga Daily Net Preaf Run The H ither am . lMMl!t brhas held the FINEST QUAIJTY REG. 81.49 The MATES will meet tonight at Manchester .Shntlerbuga will; position for about seven years. 9:D0 A M. to S:30 P.M. SHANTUNG T-SO at the home of the treasurer. meet tonight al 8 o’clock at the Marks said Scott made his re-, tal Ready Winslow McLoughlin. 437 Summit CHINO CLOTH R. K Butlerworth studio on Main • port as the reault of a periodic In Tl'KRDAT___ • A.M. to 5i80,P,M. iS" WldeT Yard ^ S t Members are reminded to bring . S I. after which Rutlerworth will apection by State Health officials. '-4 Dinner eolor slides. Inasmuch as' the H'EDNKISDAV . R A-M. to 5:80 P.M. ; aaaut the group In photographing : llili Open Type birthdays of two of the members ( a model. j Washes beautifully, drip-dfy. Idedi occur this week, calo.rte^lesa re- jrjiRo Photo t h i.'Ir r d a y ,. 9 A.M.v|« 9:00 P.M. •42" and 45' width*. One of our fa*t- for sportawear, crulaewaar. dreaa- Indicts Officers’ Buffet fraahmanta sill ba served after the Members of the Eklgar and M is-, E n g a g e d waar. kiddie* drease*, aklrta, dra- Heart Surgery bustaaea-aeasion. ' FRIDAY . t AJW. ta »:sn P..M. Mt oelling fabric*. Chooae from 1» pah Circles of the WSCS of the Planned hv Elks color*.' perie*. etc. South Methodist Church will hold SATURDAY .9 a :m . to 3:80 P.M. Labeled Vil Ail members of Daughters of The engagement of Miaa Mau­ Hartford, May 21,, (/P)-^ , a rummage sale tomorrow morn- reen Ann Dwyer to Charles Pick- Ubarty Nos. 17 and 125: Washing­ j Ing al 9 ociorj{ -in Wesley hall. Hartford Hoapital. ton No. 117, and Star of the Bast . ral la announced by her parents, Mancheater- I>od|e of Elkji will ha've an Officers’ Riiffet Dartce . X. Creneva, Ma, 21 lA V -.’Thet®'**!® dousTw ” *■ h) ^ promote] any today that ft is besltlhing Itoi'al Black PrOeeptory. t^lll meet J — Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dwyer, - - secret dlpkMitacy. Memorial Lodge, Knlghla of Olenhrook. ■ |Sstui-day.at the dike Home. Weat 4oday bfaisted Russia’s “ open heart” surge^v on at the South MethOdlst Church Pythia.'i. will hold a meeting in ■ Officials of all three western man patients, the first time' Sunday. May 24. to attend the Her fjanre la the son of Mr.; Thia la the Oral aocial event tince proposal ftir a confederation delegations .conceded that it waa To Apalachin celebration of Its 58lh anniversary and Mrs. Clvde Ptckrsl, ,35 Locust | the insUIlatlon of the new officera. ■r . , such operations have been fartwell service of the Rev. Charles ; tonight at S o'clock In Its Castle of West German and Commu­ llte i^ y impossible to predict Reynolda Sf. Co-chairmen are Mike Qulsh and Ahead o( time what would happen done in Greater Hartford. > hall on (iolway St. Members of Miss llivyer. a gradtiale of Dari­ Janies Gleason. They announce a nist t East Germany with a . .Memorial Temple, Pythian .Sta­ because Soviet Foreign Minister St. Francis- Hospital had a hand en High .School, Is employed at tha ; aocial hour-from 8 to 9. with danc­ declarati m it is impoosible to Andrei A. Gromyko might create in the hUtorj' • raaking step, ac­ 2 ters. are Invited. Refreshments Southern New England Telephone ing following to the mualc of the “confederate a system of free­ an opening or make a move which cording - to' Dr. T. Stewart Hamil­ Vill he served. j j .Co, Her fiance, a graduate of Lou Joy band. The buffet will ba th ^ cannot anticipate. Nose Cone i . ! aerved at 11:30. dom s System of bond- ton, Hartfor' Hospital admln|a- Accu,sed of Blocking Manchester High School, la em -; . age.”' - >•.- Gromyko is already beginning to trator, who made the announce­ DON'S Conrad D. Strielelnieler. E ast; ployed at the. Ksman Aircraft Co,, i Qufsh and Gleason have ticketa, prod the three western ministers Hartford, teacher at Manchester i which may also be secured at the Ambassador Wilhelm Grewe ment. He hailed thia as a "tint Bloomfield. ' into letting them know w ^ t thejr example of inter-4iospital coopera- R ecovered High School, will attend the Scl- An October wedding la being j club. of West GepRiany, carrying terms are for agreement tm a sum­ TOYLAND ence Institute of Wesleyan lJnl--| planned. , | forward the Allied assault on mit conference. Herter, Britain’s Probes into Meeting ; verslty'a graduate aiimmer school ! team headed by Dr. Thomas the Soviet plan ftw a peace Selwyn Lloyd and Maurice Oouve lovan at Hartford Hoapital At the Blinker Ught for teachers during July and Au- de Murville or France are reported In Atlantic and Mrs. Joseph Hammond, co-1 Confah Delejgales Mttlement with each side Of haa been “training" for the dra­ guat. I trea.siirera; Mrs, George Hiuiaey, playing hard to get. chiefly be­ matic, life saving surgical pro­ diridejl Germany, told the cause France and West Germany New York, May 21 (/P)— The power of the. federal govern­ ANDOVER ^ welfare; Mrs. ' Ronald .Morrison To See INew Film cedure for about a year. Cape Canaveral, Fla., May ment today wa.8 turned upon the notorious 1957 underworld The All Saints Mothers thrcle and Mrs. Benedict Zollo, represent­ Big Four conference the con­ —meaning President CSiarles de hat elected th^ following officers Gaulle and -Chancellor Konrad A heart-lung ./ machine, vital W ottr Skis— 200/^ Off atives; Mrs. Hamntnn, control federation project was de- equipment 'or tmj team, was pro­ 21 (A*)—The Air Force hurl^ convention at Apalachin, N. Y., with 27 delegatee indicted on' for the year 1959-80; Mrs. Agnes Final preparation haa been com­ Adenauer--having insisted this is a tiny nose cone of the future charges of conspiring to baik probes of it. Whllf They Last! Leduc and Mrs. William Abraitis, chairman: .Mrs. Leduc, librarian; pleted by 60 delegatea from the , a ^ ed to impose Mlitkal par- the best bargaining line to take. vided througl the effort* of the and Mrs. Stephcn.son, publlpity. N ^ is on West Germany. With the debate on contradic­ hoepUal's wo'-OMi's auxiliary. .fi,000 miles down the Atlantic Arrests of the defendants quickiy got underway. Many r Popper. Tomato and Cabbage co-leaders: Mrs. Robert Ardini and ( Mancheater congregation of Jeho­ Mrs. John Petnicelll. co-secre-: vah’a Wltneaaes to attend the tory Soviet and ’ Weat German Open heart surgery is the term today and recovered it intact aiready were in troubie, and some in jaii, as a resuit of retJ Planta for Sale. I Members of Anderson SheJi Post, for operatlona performed within tarlcs: .Mrs. Henry Stephenson i three-day seminar of miniaterlal h Geneva, May 21 —Sec­ peace plans continuing but getting four hours later. fusa! to answer questions of various investigatory agencies !!I! the heart Itself to correct defects I VFW. and its Auxiliary, who can u^etb Seleclion, Super Savingc! retary of State Christian A. nowhere in the main confarenc* It waa the second consecutive previously. , sell popples Thursday. Friday and sessions, the queatioh all four big present from birth or acquired time the Air Force successfully Heyter will meet with the later as the result of disease or The top-level crackdown was the result of nearly a ydar’l Saturday, are asked to ^ntact CLOSEOUT PATTERNS power delegatlohs are- now worry­ retrieved the knob-shaped cone, I Mrs, Gerald Taber or to re^ rt to other Big Four foreign minis­ ing about is how and when to accident. effort by a special crime-busting agency set pp by the U.S. DAN RIVER MULTI-STRrt»E which could house thermonuclear I headquartera in the downatalra Graduation ters tonight at a dinner which warhead for Intercontinental range Attorney General’s office, with teams of agents working j salearoom of the W. T. Grant Store. could prove a tim ing point in (OonffnuMl on Page Eleven) (Continued on Page Twelve) miaailes. across the nation. j SHEETS and CASES the wary negotiktions over a The Air Force announced some The Apalachin delegates came from many cities and au­ ! All memhera wishing to attend RfO. $2.99— 72x108...... NOW $2.19 DRESSES eight hours after a powerful 2- : the .Taycee Wlvea inaugural din- summit conference agree­ atage Thor-Able rocket blasted thorities have been struggling since the very day it was held ' ner Wednesday. May 27. should REG. $3.49— 81x1 B » ...... NOW $2.59 ment. aloft that re-entry and impact of to try to pejg its purpose. The general opinion is that it was mail their reservations to Mrs, REG. 79e— 42x34 CASE ...... NOW 43e,*a. gom* high diplomats attached Family Court Bill the cone waa apotted by a (754 for tightening-or altering control bver a vast tunpira of - Irms Cserwlnski. 7S Harlan Rd., Smart for gift* or for your owm u*e . . . . great importance to the dinner, plane cruising near the impact rackets. .or to Mrs. Elda Schmidt. 97 Del- thou^ it is billed as "purely area northweat of Ascension Is­ Participant* have given probers THE POMPEII • moni St.,‘ no later than Saturday. aocial.” land. no satisfaction in interrogation HALE'S STCRDYVI'EAR BED PILLOW ' BriUsh and French officials said ROX-STITCHBD Moves into House The cone, which carries sqme after interrogation. Thu* the fed­ Extra Money May Pevotlona will be held to­ the asaembly of 12 top men of the of the secrets for protecting the V.4UIES! Grsdustif'h dresses thit sre styled with Ints of dash Big Four conferened at He'rter’e eral Indictment apparently wa* a * /o r night at 7 o'clock at St. .lohn’s Po­ qUlLTED Reft 15.95. B. jF. Goodrich warheads of ICBM'i of tomorrow, sort of last-ditch means to Jali easy living, lish National Catholic Church A And da2zl6, the dreamiest dresses ever for gi-aduation •viua offered an opportunity to get Hartford, May 21 (P)—A. Dem-*Civll Defense Office to the Mili- MAITRESS PADS away from the repetitive, formal waa hoisted aboard an ocean range them and break up their opera­ Sought for War meeting of the youth group is1ll WITH CORNER EIASTIC Latex and the prom. A good selection of cottons and nylon*. ocratic bUl aimed at coating fam tary Department, vessel; part of the search flee't tions, If possible. follow. Foam. debate of the rapifar session* and ily relation aessiona In Superior Rap. Anthony Wallace (R-Sima- complete rele,ring.. Reg. U.98. $3 99 Subleen sizes 8 to 14'. Price $8.98 to $17.98. cotne to grip# With basic problem*. that rendezvoused near the im­ All 68 persona who attended the Court moves to the floor of the. bury), aaalstant minority leader of pact area. T he launching rocket, 39 X 76 twin *ii;e. ^2.69 Reg. gf.95. 100% am M J TEEN DEPARitMENT—SECOND PIJJOR ' They even spoke .of a ' Q DnPo#t Dacron. aeriea .of such sotial affairs a* a protection bill yeaterday: 54 X 76 full *11**. ^<9 ' maaid 'of swinging the conference today. , a "Vanguard second stage, roared dants. .1 ( Washington, May 21 (FH-Extra The bill, passed in the Senate, “We heartily Join .with the up at 2:40 a.m. and was in sight Reg. 89.98. 100% Imported into more private negotiation*. o'ther aide in urging the passage of T he, remaining 36 were tabbed funds for the war against hood­ U.8. officials, however, attempted nine days ago, la part of the ad-; for more than two minutes. as co-conspIrators. A federal lums and racketeers were roQOnl- CHATHAM Pore White $ 7 O ft ministration’s court reorganiza­ thia bill.” He said it had received Thursday At Pinehurst Goose Down. . . . .•WV CLOSEOUT SALE! to dampen growing interest in the more study than any of the Once the- cone blazed back spokesman said a person named m ended today - by the House Ap* ■AM, BKF.r * “SUNDOWN” dinner. ITiey said there waa no tion program. other administpation reorganiza­ through the Ei^rth’s atmosphere a co-conspirator but not a defen­ prialions Committee In a $849,- thought beforehand on Herter’s Under the present bill, the du- at speeds close to 15,000 m.pJt. a dant is someone who had a con­ BLANKETS CIXlSEOUT PATTERN SMAtJ. LOT OF COTTON Clo.seout Price tion bills. 896:700. MU financing the State and MINCED HAM SLICED TO ORDER—LB. 59c Rayon-nyloh blend, the per­ AND RAYON pari of trying to get any confer- tlaaiof the 22 Superior Court In other abtloh. the House de­ parachute plopped out to ease the nection with one or more defen­ Justice Departments and related REG. 59c 8TARTEX judges will be extended to cover descent. The cone was submerged dants in a--case but whose hetiv- fect blanket for three *ea- PRINTED GOWNS. SHORTIE feated a bill after opponents agencies. FARM HOUSE APPLE PIES 39c son*, use. Completely wa,*h- famUy court seaaipns, in addition claimed it would hurt the small beneath a floating ^ lo o n . ities did not warrant an Indict- The new money, 132,490,900 leaa ahle; remarkably warm and KITCHEN TERRY GOW NS and to tha ortminiM 8*^ a4»atone' businessman. The bill proposed to The' searchers yitn led to the Kieiit. Such persons are not ar­ than the President requested, la light weight. 72x90” *ize for TOWELS BED JACKETS The proposal, however, differs allow merchants to offer store apot by a radio transmitter and rested; fnr use during the Asoal year FARM HOUSE BLUEBERRY PIES «5c jingle nr double betj*. TIVo pattern*. Dries dtshe* $ considerably from the miglnal ad­ prizes ,Ufr iimltad promotional signal llghla carried in tha Occasionally ' co - conspirators starting July 1. Not all size* In ''all style*. Val­ E«. recovery package. twiea aa fast. 7 7 a* uta to 35.00. ministration pUfliu , drawing*.'-- ^ agree to aid or testify in behalf of It'lncludes 3200,000 for-a Special SWANSON’S TV DINNERS Each 49e $3 9B ’ . l.aavea no lint. F*. « P / C 1 Gets 25 Years, As outlined earlier in the aea- The House defeated the bill J76 It was the eighth Thor-Able the prosecution. TTiere was no Justice Department program to BEEF, CHICKE.N, T l RKEY and HADDOCK aion, the bill would have eatab- to 37 when most of the opposition hose cone launching In 13 months. comment on this score from prosecute organized crimtnals, and Ushed a family court division of said small businSases would not be A similar recovery attem'pt waa authorttie*. the entlrf“ $U4.600,000 asked by Sign& Waivers Superior Court, complete with its able to compete witht the larger successful on the 'last Thor-Able The latter possibility seemed re­ the FBI to beef up Its staff of own judges. merchahta in awarding prizes. launching-April 8. This followed mote in this Instance, however, be­ special agents and field aervl.ee N - The hlU on the House floor to­ TTte ’backers of the bill argued six unsuccessful recovery tri< cause of-the clam-like attitude'here­ personnel.-Fifty additional agents Cincinnati, May 21 (A5—A 25- that the small busineaamah with this huge 80-foot ihiasile. are to be added. year prison sentence stretches day will not require additional tofore maintained by the Apal- 7 ^ ntaaf eectftng, superior court Judges nor any ad­ through drawings . would be able The Air Force reported the nose Natela Evola of Brookl;T, N. Y., one of the 27 Apalachlh dele­ achinites in the face of repeated Major Items In ths bill provide: moat drotnafiic atuf ahead for Frank. L. Sprenz and to attract customer* which he cone on today's rocket was differ­ gatee Indicted today, peeks through handcuffed hands as he en­ 3217.610.000 for the State De­ I \ that'a only the firat of a series of ditional court personnel. The fam­ grilling*. oofer/uf uf«a rit mcw'i ily Illation sessloni will deal with would not' have normally been able ent from, that recovered last ters federal court in New York ,Clty for arraignment. (AP If convicted of conspiracy to ob­ partment, a cut of 310,725,000. prison terms that could be handed to get. month. Photofax). 3261.100.000 fqr the Justice De­ tOMUtl fix)(wt9r... out to the 29-year-old "Flying mYrtteni of dlvowe, adoption,, ali­ struct justice, as charged in the X. Each cone variea fbr. experimen-, Indictment, the 37 defendants could partment.-..a cut of $10,975,000. Bank Robber.” mony and support cases, ■rite present bill was rspoftsd (Oonttniied Ml Page Seventeea) tal purposes aa the aeivice seeks receive 5-year prison sentences Bhd $113,067,300 for the U.S. Informa­ Spi’enz, handcuffed and wearing to solve the re-entry problem. $10,000 fines' each. tion Agency, a cut of $7,402,700. leg irons, was brought Into U.S. out of the Judiciary and ^ ovmjh 1.95 mental function <3ommittee. Ren. If recovery is accomplished, an 77ie Indictment had been re­ District Court here .yesterday official announcement waa expect­ Hurricane Winds Rip turned on May IS but was kept (Continued en Pnge Eleven) where he pleaded guilty to- the John M. Scanlon (IVNew BmWnfe ^^paee Age Pi>em co-chairman of the' ’ committee, ed in several houra. sealed until 7:30 a.m. today. $25,955 armed robbery of/a branch In Los Angeles, unofficial Agents of the Federal Bureau of of th6 BHrst National .'Bank-at said at the time th ^ "some Con­ stitutional questions were raised Salt Lake City. May 21 aourcea say the Air Force hopes Narcotics were said to have begun Hamilton, Ohio. last Ma^h 2. (iP)-—The BuUer Buzzer, stu­ to fire four mice into orbit around Hplveston, Tex.^ Area arresting defendants at 6 a.m. . Judge John H. Druffei imposed by the original administration You’ll nover know what a pure dehght the dent newspaper at the local the Earth today------and later re­ X “ _ _ _ _ The indictment was termed the Bulletins the 25-yesu’ term;., proposal, f Butler Elementary School, result of months of round-rthe-clock Then, in f surprise move, The new hill would not diminish cover them intact. GaJviestoqA Tex., May 21 UPi—« At Carrizo Springs, 300 miles from the AP W i n Pompeii is until you’ve worn a pair! printed a selection of short Western Aviation magazine work by mstfhsrs of a speclsl Sprena signed waivers to allow the duties or the powers of the Wind blasts that exceeded hurri­ west of Galveston, -wind* unroofed group set“up by the U.S. Attorney transfer here , fronv Vermont, poems culled from offerings by stated: cane force ripped parts of Galves­ the city hall. Some sections of the Probate or Juvenile Courts. It waa the youngsters. .Editors found "Four mice will ride as passen­ General’s office to combat big THE POMPEII was Specifically designed for Pennsylvania and kj^ryland of passed by the Senate May 12 on a ton today. Two fl.shermen were city were without power lines for time crime. STATE TROOPER SU8PKNDED federal chargea of automobile and space for this one, by Robert gers abo'ard a Diacoverer HI in a missing. a time. At least 30 power poles in voice vote. Olsen; launch from Vandenberg Air Force Participantii Ir the gathering Ylartfoid, May *l (F)-rStnte airplane thefts. The major portion of the admin­ The storm struck from a line the area snapped.. Trooper Henry Oludlnsld, 80, ef He- will be arraigned on those "Satellitea are red, Base (Calif)., .with an attempt to that spread destruction from near either refused to talk about it or INDOORt 3 and OUTDOOR relaxing. istration’s court reorganization “Rockets are blue— be made for recovery of the pay- The Jack Bell home in -the Car­ claimed it was nothing more than New Britain, nnd attaohed to - aharges later. / plan hat already been passed and theLiie Mexicanivie* border east to this rizo Springs area suffered destruc­ the IJtchlletd Bsuracka, has ' Arier that comes a trial in But- “ And If you don't behave coastal city. an expression of friendship for the signed Into law. The key issue was “I’ll send you up too.” (Gontinued oii Page Twelve) tion. TWo vegetable processing host, Joseph L. Barbara Sr.,' ill been suspended for conduct aa- lar' County, Ohio, on a state the replacing "Ihe aUte'a minor " Tvformen who weqt to check their bcoiMning an offloor,. Com m it The resihent, lightweight leather was sp^ially charge of bank robbery In the fiahingig lines near Galveston re­ with a heart aliment. court system with a new circuit (Continued on Page Two) Seven of those who attended sloner John C. KeUy said today. Hamilton holdup. Still later, he'll mained unreported late in the Cludlnekl, a member of the force created for this fashion. It holds its shape and court of 44 full-tim# Judges be­ morning and were feared drowned. have been held in a civil Jail here atand trial In. Summit County, 12 years, will be given a hear­ Ohio, where he Is wan^d for arm­ ginning Jan. 1, 1961. The vrind tore down an oversized several months for refusal to shuns wrinkles and bounces back! Gov. Abraham Ribifioff will sign, called a ’’Spectacular” on Whale, Liner Collide answer questions' of state crime in g here,June 2. ed robbery and Jail breaking. probably receive todhy a bill which When all of those other charges Galveston’s Pleasure. Pier in the probers. An eighth recently eh- will create a new Department of Gulf of Mexico. £ Pier authorities San Francisco, May 21 — t^ined freedom on appeal. p l a n e s c o l l id e IK Am Continental jcolors,; Cinnamon. Black. London are disposed of Sprenz will start Consumer Protection. The third of New York. May 21 (P)—Two i'" serving the 25-year-term imposed said engineers inspected the sign Capt. Fred E. Angrick of the In the federol indictment. Bar^ gray. Come in and see The Pompeii. . . it's lo f you. the administration’s governm|ntal three month* ago and declared it President Hoover, nearing bara was nainetl as a co-conspir­ Air Force planes oMUded and yeaterday. - Any sentences given To Avoid Jap Town crashed Into the Atlantio be. him in the Itate courts will have reorganization bills t,o be passed by would withstand wliid* of fror> 176 Japan, radioed this ^ brief ator but not a defendant. the Legislature, ithe measure to - 200 m.p.h; situation report,, to American Three of th-: defendants. Joseph tween Bermuda and the AzOraa to be .served, after the federal — ------' tnda.v, the Coaet Guard reported. terms are cbmpleted. passed easily in the Hou^e yester­ Athlya Air Baae, Japan. May 21^cuts and bruises, said: The winds blew a tanker President Lines yesterday: Profaci of Brooklyn, Pasquale day on a Voice vote without debate. aground, sank a fishing vessel, They said the pilot of each plane Sptiinz was captured in Mexico, C/Pj-^-The American pilot, whose 'I dhas in the cockjht when the ’’Whale bump* Hoover, Turrigiano of Bndwell, N.Y.j suid - TTie new department would take virtually destroyed three home* "Hoover unhurt. ------— ■ . was rescued. The eolUsion oc­ aeveral weeks ago.' At that; time crippled 'traiikport plane crashed plane crashed. I found a hole and curred at 6:4A am . EST. The . m;-!- • he was on the FBI’s list of lO most over some of the inspectional duties 'liito a.U.^; Air Fqrce barracks yes­ and caused widespread lesser de­ “ Whale bruised.” (Oonilnu H on Page Five) "went through. The others followed struction' In Galveston and imme­ Bat Guard said the planee wanted criminals. of th* Agricultural Department, terday had banked the wrong way me. I was such a meas and we got the Food and Drug CommUaion diate vicinity. ' were out, of Sumpter, S, C „ and Sprenz’ capture, ended a fabu­ to avoid a Japanese town of 30,000 ■lammed around ao I didn't know. lous career of lawlesanesa.' Since and the State Athletic Commlaaion. Some residents said the storm that Hie fliers were picked ap by' Bates people. ., the Coast Guard Cutter Men- A greener lawn hia ascape from the Summit Coun-' It^aiso Includea the budgetary and ITie pilot and six other Ameri­ descended in what they called a (Oontiniied an Faga Two) . ty jail in Akron 13 months ago, fiscal, mattera of the State Phs):- can servicemen died in the crash. “big, black, rumbling cloud:” House Democrats dote. One resident o’n. a peninsula Black Sprmz has flitted the length and macy Commlaaion. ; Another lUrman waa reported miss­ “S(3 S55555SH5 SS5 5 S5355S5 S bresulth of the North American ’ The other two reorganizatiohal ing, and 13 Jlvere injured, near Ghiveston declared "It defi­ KILLER SPURNS SWEETHEABT ■ii j nitely was a tornado.” Lincoln, Nob May 31 (F) •— is up to you! V‘ continent, ffom Totontp, through bills passed, eariler in the aeaaion The pilot who spared the negrby ; iii'i "I heard ft coming,” said Mrs. To Bar Housmg Bill Gut Killer Charles Starkweather, Mesfi reorganlzeil,; the Department of town of Ashiyamachi waa the pnly (Oositinned eh Page Fifteen) Health and^ranaferred the State jXews Tidbits Jerry Simpson of POrt Bolivar, scheduled to die In Nebrnaka'a fatality among the eight Inen "It sounded like a Jet .plane. A electric chair tomorrow, kna , Wishing won’t make grass greener. T urf Builder CuIm from AP W ifi aboard the giant turbo-prop C130. house was picked up ahd>a house Washington, M a /2 1 some dark vice. Now we know.. .1 nual program 'iwf cooperative Inter­ or telephones for a time. ern- Democratic Conservatives on revised version o f a MU abol­ TtRT Builder'*— life-giving nutrition, builds HALE’S READY-TO-WEAR DF/PT.—SECOND FLfkQfl. 'Take Ele*'atnr to Second Floor . . . We even felt a little smug., pattern would have turned to the Still, it’s unaettUng to tbliik national medicgl research has been the losing side. , ishing capital punlahmaat in * ' ■ i, ’ ' . But as we .thought about it the right when attempting to make an­ Perforated thicker, greener lawn. 2 bags, lO.OfJO sq ft g,95 whole thing became very disturb­ about the water . addlot—^the hy^ sent to the House, by a 63-17 Sen­ But as the House drove for a Conneotiont reached the floof o f , draulic, the potential member of other landing.” said an operations ate vote. . . Japan Oongreaa of vote before nightfall, the final dol­ the State Houm) of Rapnswata- We welcome charge accounts! ijiyPC Grden Trading Stamps arc given with ing; -J, officer, but thia pilot turned left. Duke Urged to Air Double X Crews Set ! The news came from London. Aquaholics Anonymous, ‘nie bad Journallets pioteats because gov- lar amount of. federal housing aid tives today. The bUl ila in a the $ Spreader for Scotts — .precise application of cash sains and also to customers who pay thdr. charge account within He did it to avoid Ashiyamachi;” erimfent agency asked a Japanese death penalty for. noirders of ' 13.95 ii|| AMPLE [Two doctors there reported that water drinker could .become more Oakes Death' Facts seemed likely to be cut below tite For Polaris Subs The plane crunched into the bar­ newsman to gather military and every product needed to insure a better lawn 16.95 fifteen (15) da.vs after billing date. some peofde cah get plastered, of. a social problem than the alco­ amount proposed by the banking state or municipal paUHaw, llmil,' stoned, bombed, potted, -crocked, holic,. There’s so mtich of the stuff racks, spewed exploding gaaoUne economic information on trip to committee.. jailkbepers or priaon gnardpaM /ill embalmed, stiff, inebriated, drunk, around. through the building, floundered Oqttununlat China. . . . North Car­ Nassau, Bahamas. May 21 (j>>— OLher changes were expected to Waahington,ngton, May 21.0^ Tha murders of ,moro than , if bought separately 25.90 FREE ' and awful silly on Just plain wa- How Would you get a guy off, briefly in the air, and then hit, the olina Junior college atudent', R6ea Tha Duke o f Windsor shot) Id come be made aa well, with some contro- Navy’s dacision.i< to hays two eon. this-‘Cheap aauoeT Where woulfl ground in flames, 100 feetibeyoh^. Watterson, iff, In oritfea) ocinditloB to Nassau apd reveal what -JA- veraial features toned dowij. ctewavfor eachh of its Pfflarla :r.: ' ■ ' ■ iIt o o b t b k r n o w o n l y 1 8 .90 ^ e r e were niqe case hlatories of you hide him ? . Of the men housed in the build- at hospital in AahevUIa after matioh he has on the murder The new-public housing features ■ubmarlnea wijl boost' tha popula­ BABB TV CHANNEL AWASP PARKING people Who-began with come.emo­ "F or pity’s eake,” aays the wor­ iiw, 175 lost some belongings and being attacked by hatchet-wleld SSir Harry Oakea more than 15 of .the measure were sure tii come tion of New London, Conn. It’i Washington,ton, Maynay 31H ton-dw tional dlatreaa and, found them- ried wife to her friend. "Don’t edg- 100 were burned out entirely. jng ciusm aie wmie aaieep m cpunder i-V y ,^ , especially- sharp g Bahamas. attack -poU- tha home 'port f ^ the nuclear U.8(. Court ■ * ■ - - - - • ■ 11 ,p p ^ CORK lega dormitory. .leal leader. i ^ A T T H C R fA R aelvea reacting vo water the way geat we vacation In Lak^ LouIm , The CISO’a Loadmaatef, Airman tical leqder. from maiiy .(Democrats as w*sll aa misalla boats. . aside a * ' . jllm the rest of .us react to too much I think the desert would be aafee.’l $.C James V. Farrel of Levi1)town, NJgro attorneys federal The House of Assembly unaql- iRepubrican*.' Trie bill .would . The Navy yasttrday announced award on tiw ^ MANCHtSTER CONH* ^ liquor. Tanked up with water, their Every awimming pool would bel N.Y., waa called a hero for guid­ Courts------— to require require k hniiiedlate.^i__,______fate*- mously approy^ a "resolution-,to authorize 86,000 public housing’ datails of the'-plan for a double tbe-rooord p i q i jnaf8!<,t BUSH HARDWARE CO. OF OUR $TORi| apeech alurrad, ayelids drooped, auspecL S o; would every bath and^ ing other crewmen from the burn­ giatioa of achools In Dallae and' ask Scotland Yard to renew in- units a year for four years. Neither, craw for each Of tha atom-power- tha FI m^ . — I N l C&l !•!!!III CORNER m ain ORd^ OAK $TREn$ 793 “MAIN STREET— Ma n c h e s t e r minds beeama giddy, And heada shower and''no hydraulic oould be ing aircraft. Houston. Tax. . . . Ooalitiqn. of. vaatlgatlon of the mtiltimlUion- the Eisenhower program nor the ad submsflrinpa which chq remain FJC 41^ , 0 KEEN STAMPS got hangovara the qext day. allowed to teke either alofie. The "If It wasn’t for him wa'd All ba Houae Damofarats and sire’s killing. subatltute proposal defeated yas- at aea for aa long as two months. For tie old faahlonad whlaky woret possible way to begin a, Inar- dead," on a of tha raseuad eraeman eat $$$M M Atom Maas Oov. Fet­ Cyril Stevsnson, 'who Introduced tarday provide for such artruc- dlscloBuro o f ’ tho'iPlan waa R tik q n , the nawa was itflangaly ter Furcolo’a record,- $4M mUlton tures. jplaaiMllr at flrat All aioag, yn » u - (OeatfBMl dl Vaig* IW ii), Putai,-w lM ajuttarad anjjl athur taud|^ (Oaatlaatd hm Faga IVtaaa) ' « « f ( a t the aubaUtuta \ bHI (i J J ' 1 - i : .. ; . ' i r;-.* I ',*1 MANCHESTER EVBNtNO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, MAY *1. 1989 PAGE THRER Sheinwold on B ii^e

■ugm s B. Miner Of {jrystal OMOOSE fnsOAKD «ke, BUliigton, was fsundd guilty FOB BEST PLAY Neitli-Sqiidi vuli ly of operating a motor V By Alfred ShetavnM ■ NOBTH while under the'influence v A Masters Teaas CheMptea B Q l 10 ts,. and was flnad |1W. HoW'v do you know which loser « A J « : Of 70 A 13^ember jury returned its tov...^diaatk» flgurta and the Var- ing and larcany, and one count Af trumps, ending in thp dummy, and ncn tax rate over the paxt 10 rape, was Issued after Briggs then led the queen 6f spades for ,8eMh WMt^Sflrifc XaB yean. Cljwlea H. Brown, oonunte- quested early disposition of thyse a flnssse. West won with the king IV Fan 3 V Psss / aion (diairraan. nUd today. charges. of spades and got out safely by 4 Fan 5 B Psss NoUng tha. town taxea have However, Judge Trolsnd refused returning a epadt. , 5 NT^ Fsn 4 9 Fan rleen 87 per cent ahtoe 1954 while to set a date for Briggs' appear? 4 V All Pas* Now South could-gat an eventual Ops^lead**-V 8 the popuietion haa riaen only 37 ance here, ax requeatea by State's discard on one of dummy’s apadi per cent flurlnjr the came period, A tty.. Joel H. Reed II, when he B iw n oonunented. "Ddnge are The problem was whether to tfls- learned that Briggs request was card a diamond or a club ofl that dependent solely on the diamonds getting aomewhat\ oat-of-hand.* verbal rather than In the pre­ spade. Xr^.'lOSt the. tow*, had 18.300 per- scribed written .form. The judge for his twelfth trick. aona and a tax rate of 31 mlUa. stated that he had recently sat T m w s Dlaipikid Dally Questloii . Now It U 89 inUla, -with popula- on a case where judgment was con­ South wisely decided to throw ' Partner bids one spade, ahd the tkm a t 18,100. tested because proper procedures a diadiond. He tbok the ace of next player passes. You hbld: Die commlaBkxi completed ita had not been followed In pre­ spades, cashed the^Ms and king Spades—Q JTO; Hearts—A J 6 2; K MON’DAIT atixiy of poputatlpn and town tax New officers of the Republican Women’s Club look at the amaller senting the accused. of diamonds, andvthen discarded LHamonde—K J 9 4; Cfiube—A 4, hie last diamond on dummy’s third What do you say? ■’ growth yeeterday and ie planning .picture of Preeldent Eleenhower that retiring president Mrs. Mll-< In the caiae of Rlthard A. Swan­ spade. atudlM on -the effect of the bi- . d ^ Schaller will present to the liuts Museum for the GOP son, charged with violation of Answer: Bid two diamonds. T6u creaaed population on the achoola, group. Officers ar4 Mrs; Malcolm Lambeid, Mra. Jack Mercer, probation, the probation period This enabisd him to ruff a. third cannot jump to three apadei with what auiTcundtng towna have done GOP Women Mre. John Bowen, and Mrs. Harlan Taylor, T he large picture of was dropped because Swanson is round of diamonds. When \th e only three-card support. You can­ about aimllat problemt, and the Elaqnhower will be hung at the HolHater S t. School, and the pic­ confined at State Prison.' queen of diamonds fell on Udx not jump to two notrump with.ihe ^Saot of a diaproportlonate ratio Pick Officeris ture of Lincoln will go to the high school. (Herald Photo by A warrant "igas issued for the trick South had no further prob­ xlubs wide open. You should not of tnduotrlal aaaeannenta to reei- Satarnls). a r m t of Emil J. Svenningsen Jr.i lem. He could reach dummy with Bid two hearts with only a four- da^al ■■inaiiniiH Chkiie to toe formerly of Maine, who failed to a' trump In order to discard his caTd suit. ’The response of .two dla- {unpared by tha coinmlaBtoii. on Mra. John H. Bowen, 870 Wood- appear on a charge of violation of queen of elubs on the jack of dla- mondSv by the process o t elimina­ thaae atwdea wUl toe available tor bridge St., was elected president probation. Hie whereabouts are un­ moniU. - tion, la the best bid. potoUc acrutihy at the oommta- of the Manchester Republican known, according to State's Atty. If the queen of diamonds had (Oopjrrignl 1989, Gmieral Featuree aion’a hearihga. Women's C.ub, at Its annual meet­ Hurricane Winds Rip Reed. failed to drop, South still had a Corp.) Die cominiaston predicU tax ing'..yeeterday afternoon at the play for his contract. Rs could go ;fmtee as foUowa: 1900. at 44 mllli, Mancheeter Country Olub. to dummy with a trump in order 1901, a t 49 miller and 1 ^ at 54 Officers serving with Mre. to try the club finesse. wiina Brown noted that revaluation Bowen incliioe Mrs. Harlan Tay­ Galveston^ Tex., Area pifet Banked ,To put It another way, the dia­ n a y lower the number of milla tout lor, first vice president and pro- mond discard on dummys spade tnereased aaseesmenta will offset I t jnvim chairman; Mrs. J. Hugo left South with a play for his Benson, second vice president and b covering-wide areas of the eastern twelfth trick first In diamonds Brown bdieves that the tax rate half of the country indicated W rong Way BINGO (OoBttnued from Page One).. F - 2 f and then In clubs. If South had Buet toe controlled either toy get­ flnanee chaln-'an; Mrs. Robert ahowera and thunderstorms during EVERY MONDAY ting more industry Intoi the town McCabe, third vice president and the day and tonight over most (Oontinned from PageDne) thrown the queen of clube on dum­ 7:18 P.M. or toy m»Wng provleione to control membership ...ohairman. Co-chair­ sheda were blown down. The An­ my’s spade, he would ' have been men of hoi^itaUty and fourth vide drew Jackson home In Carriso areas "east of the MlsslssiptM vkl- the popidatlon density. Springs waa unroofed. Piste glass ley to the AUantld cpsst‘except In where we were. When I saw dirt I Proof Sets Prized Other towns have tnereased the presidents are Mrs. Havens Peck northern New England.^’ dove for It.” ’ ■ HEN-HOPS minimum lot else, ^frontage and end Mrs. John Nielsen; Mrs. windowiIndowa were blown in. EVERY FRIDAY The aeaaon’s longest spell of wet An Air Force doctor riding in Washington—Proof sets, prised u r r i u m t H bouse else permissible.' since the Thomas Bailey, fifth vlee president the plane. Cept, Arthur Berken 7:80 P.M. and publicity chairman; Mra. weather, with violent atorma In by collectors, oonaist of specially eemminlon last spiSreyed these soma areas, showed no Indication Dates Announced of Miaini, Fla., worked for houra selected coins that have no Imper- factors threa yean ago. Brown Phll^) Holway, sixth vice presi­ treatliTg others before going into FAMILY ^ BANK dent and legislative chairman: of a ganeral breakup today In the feotione. ’They are washed in a BOMJNfi aald. For Polio CHnic a hoelptal himself with first degree solution of cream of tartar and STABXfl niD A T Most of the building In Vernon Mra. Malcolm Liambert, recording ekatem halt of the natioq. AM* B ar EVERY NIGHT - 8eber% wind atorma hammered burns and cuts. then rinsed in alcohol after having « P.M. over the last five yeen has been aecretary; Mrs. Robert H- Starkel, "After the Impact," Dr. Berken corresponding secretary; Mra. areas in 'tke nation's mjd-aeotion Die dates for polio Inoculation been stamped out much more In Residential B none where slse and parts of tin. South yesterday said, "the right side of the plane slowly at the mint than coins in­ ‘The NakMl requirements a n lowest, Brown Jack Mercer, treasurer; and Mrs. of Manchester High School etu- Benedict ZoUo, assistant treasurer. and last night. One tornado struck dente have been set for May 37 was In flames. I went where the tended for general circulation. ’The petated out. a rural area bi southern Iowa, In­ and June 17, and a call for volun­ door used to be and saw an open­ result of the special treatment is And tilt SssT PAC Hs stressed that the commlasloa On Executive Board ing and went through.’’ Additional membera of the exec­ juring five ne'raben of one family. teer nurses has been smt out by that all the details o% the deelg*i ..doee not consider It Is In a poal- Funnel cloues were spotted In Names of the dead and two men stand out with unusual clarity. BOB HOPE BALLROOM tlon to solve the tax problem but utive board are Mra. RsLymond T. school nurae*Mra- OeciUa Wendt aerioualy Injured were .vrithheld "TBE T LITTLE FOYS" Schaller, retiring preeldent; Mrs. Central and East Kansas. Permission slips wiU be distrib­ 88 VUIage-St., Bockvflle strives to point odt thp problem to Torhadlc wUida leaked aectlona pending botiflcatlon of their fam- the town. John Rottner, Mrs. Truman Cran­ uted ' tomorrow to 747 students dall, Mra. John Pickles, Mra. J. of Kansas, Ibwa, NebraMia and who have bled no moculation, aiid llles., At a aonlng heaiiing last night Miasourl. Torrential rains caused to 280 students who have had only Those with lesser injuries In ad­ BURNSIDE the Commission found no objection Herbert Finlay; Mra. John Wallstt, dition to Farrel and Dr. Berken e delegate-at-large, and Mrs. Dor­ floods In some seoblMie of the Mid- one or two inoculations. BURN'-.inr Ave.- HTrn icoNn to a proposal that new dwellings wait wet belt, InclwUng Iowa, II- students must return them wert: In a commercial tone meet the othy Earle, ohairman of the tele­ Lt. Col. Samuel B. Brown. West phone committee. Mra. Raymond Unoia, Wlsconaln and Nebraska. signed hy their oarents on the day Another Top Program! slse requirements of the nearest Winds ranging up to from 70 to of the polio clinic. Palm Beach, Fla.; Capt. James residential sone. M. Quiah, chairman of the nom­ Smith, SanU Paula, Calif.; Lt. Ed­ All in Color! inating cbmmittee, waa assisted mora than 80 m.ph. swept acroae The clinic will be supervised by U u s than a dpsen persons at­ the Midlandi .as thunderstorms ward J. C. Orbock Jr.,- Steelton, At 8:15 Spencer Tracy tended the hearing at Venon Ele­ by Mrs. Charlee Felber, Mra. Ar­ Dr. Nicholas Marzialo, town health Pa.; Lt. Leroy E. Mordock, Medi­ nold Lawrem?:, Mra. John Bowen erupted with th^^'^Iaahlng of warm director, and by Dr. Joseph Beirry, mentary School which also con­ and cool air. Halk fell In many na, Ohio; T. Sgt. Harry L “Old Man Of The Sea” sidered the change of a atrip of and Mn. Truman Crandall. ichOol docnr Other doctors will Boyd (Hometown Unlleted): Mra. Bowen, on' behalf of the areas. \ - assist in the inoculating. land on R t 15 to light Industrial a.Sgt. William Foster, Arcadia, P. Newman-Jo Woqdward sone. Die owner of the property In­ members, presented a gift to IDa. Thi stocme oause^N esetenelve S. C.; S.Sgt. Daniel Q. Harvey, Schaller. property damage.* volved, Benjamin Kanter, said he Hannibal, Mo.; Airman 3.C. Don­ “Rally Round The // preferred to have the atrip soned Mra. John M. tyier of OlasUm- Showers offered some tempo­ ald' M. Kennedy. Tacoma, Wash; Flag Boya” bury waa gues. speaker and her rary relief from the hot uid h&mid Public Records "Video Sveryday for commercial use because there weather which clung to wide arexfi and Airman 2.C. John B. Lovett, . 8:80-9:48 IS a poasIb11ity.lt m ight be used talk included InfonraUve oom- Valdosta, Ga. j mente on ihc current l^lalatlire In the ^eastern half of the country. Attachments All Bights Beserred— for a motel. -He ^lined to aay Temperaturea climbed into the 90? \ Robert K. Butterfield Don R. T. Otokeasoa A Oo„ Inc. who was interestedCln his property seesion and stimulating reports on the newly formed "Republican degree range northward Into parte A^Gulnan against Carl imd thar for this use. Workshops.'' of New Gbigland and the Ohio and Schmr*. property at ter Brown pointed out at the hear­ mld-MlulMlppl Valley yesterday. and BSnton Sts., $3,000. Firtt Run! ing that the land. If soned com­ Parts of Florida were eqaked by Joyce King against King’s MIU mercially, could be divided Into 90- Applicants Sought heavy rains. Six inches fell in the Store, Inc.; N Arawana MlUe, Ihc., Feature FiravTonight! ' foot frontage lots and toe "lined Jacksonville area and a 3-hour Ollie A. Conan and Murray A. HERE’S EXCITING with hot-dog stands." He sug­ downpour at Ruskln measured Candib, property, at Cooper Hill dobothy dmxses gested that now might toe the pro­ For Beauty Contest four Inches. and Pine Sts., $^5>p00. m ss m a m TV NEWS! per time to provide for variations In the Midwest, Lake Mills, Building P h e^ts OniMI-MMOHE-MB in commercial xoneq, similar to the Applications are how being ac­ Iowa, reported 3.36 Inches of rain Paul Hillery, addition to house 1989 Sylvanlil TV with ex- division of industHal cones into cepted for the annual Memorial In a one-hour period. Flash floods at 231 Porter St.. $1,000X ' elusive HaloLlght Is shat- light and heavy Industry. Day queen contest, to be held the were reported at Spencer, In ' Arvids Ozols for the A ELECTRONICS I terlng sales records aghla- Since no pattern has yet been afternoon of Memorial Day at northwest lows, after more than Latvian ^..Lutheran Church, LABORATORIES , this year! See why . . . set for commercial' or Industrial Sperry's Glen, Rt 85 and French six Inches of rain. tool shnl at 185 Hawthorne then buy at STANER’S! development along the 4.8 milea of Rd., Bolton. The warm humid atmosphere $150. Open tonight until 9. the Wilbur Cross Highway which Applications may be made at CO-HIT-^“lSLAND OF LOST WOMEN” runs through Vernon, Brown aug- the Patio Drive In at the corner of 277 BROAD gesta that the oommerclal land use Broad St. and W. Middle 'Tpke. ^Feature Shown Firat Sunday and TKuraday there be limited to motels, restau- The public ts Invited to attend All Movif oolifs ARf iiAifD ttrcAusr RADIO T [ I l V I S I 0 N .rants-and service stations, Die the beauty contest. AdmMsion will commiSslnn made no decision on be free. g ______Uhaeael a Bm Havea. Coaa. ( S-4#> VAhCY DEKBINGEB The MAIN TEATURE 8:30 Cbaaaal 18 HarUaril. Gaae. "Th» Qel«t IlTCcrarket’’ the propoeals heard last night. Uhaaaei n S a rlasH i^ Maaa. ( S4II THE BEAL MnLOVg . ^ fViBT NIGMf f * C m SA» Vbaaael W kUiTBrinin. Caaa. "Tke Haase FaUter"' Chaeael 4S Heli l:M (tl-St) LADOH UIKE l _ Night Light iStarts NOW Thru SATURDAY L ^ O t W BROS. STEAK HOUSE ebaasjM U Wat Geaa, ^ ( 848) DICK POWELL FBB- FEATURE SHOWN 8:30-8:80 / BENTS BANE OBEY THEA- MONSON, MASS.—TEL. CO 7-8884 TEB S:M DB. BCDBQN’S SECBBT "SaaSann at BlHer Orttk" i': Small Lake St. F ire’ Be (|a Brat te.fall la lare with .. THEY GREW INTO GIANTS AT RIO BRAVOIj Home of the Sona of Ftin lODBNAL ( M l) PAT BOONE SHOW "ftiD O E T " (ILM) YODHO DB. MALONE ^ tla l skew at: Ike D.S. CiaeraaScepe S Celer The place where you always see a good, clean ahow. Why not ( S4^ BEAT THE ULOOB Naral Aeadeasy, AaaapeUs. 'Smoke fnxn a burning pillow Bandra Dee ■ CUM BobeHeea arrangi your apecial partlee here? We have special party rates. (4SHALL 8TAB FLaYBOOSB awoke a Mancheater household Jamee Darrea > i:W ( S-M) THE VEBDIOT 18 Shoaa 1:M.€:SS-«:M Very raasonable. Also see our Big Saturday Night ‘Gay Ninety TODBS and was cause for a fire alarm Alee: Victor Matare - Aaa Aabre* Nlte.’ Something to see. Sunday, all day 1s famUy time. Food CONMECnCDr BAKD- bD. and Mrs. Eugene R; Rich­ Color aad ClarmaScoae 8TAND , V DRY GLEANING S ;ia a ;l* to * p.m. Family time le an the time. For reservations call (U) BICBABD WILLIS-8BOV ardson, of 196 Lake St, were Monson, CO 7-5884: (U) WHO DO'YOD tBDBTf SAME DAY SERVICE awakened byjhelr daughter whose ( t) BAKOKB-AMDY^ ' JrXOLB" " LaFOND BROS., MONSON. MASS. (tS-30t TBOTR OB 08H8B- ON REQUEST FAMOCS FOR STEAKS u d GOOD, CLEAN SHOWS. 0VBMOE8 (Celer) k ( 843) aMEBIUAH BANIMTiJIO at) BATHY OODVBEY I HOWARD' (4$> THE THBEE STOOGES 4:1C (4C) THE 8ECBBT 8TOBM ^Fisher g N H I lE m HAWK? 4tN ( t) THKcEl^K OF NIORT (18) CLUB mVSE 18 ^ •Miiioni TECMNICOlAarl ' (1S48) COUNTY FAU Dry CleaiiMrs, Ine. (41).... AMEBICAN------,| | ^ nukNDS'TAND r 828 BroAd C(l—Ml 8?7tll" .pu^ out the fire, firemen said. 8:88 < J> F E A T U l V "Woina* ea Baa’’ ’■ ' < M8) POFBTE I) PLAYHOUSE M burned as well, Mrs. Richardson ai) TEENsvirU A L ' “Ont nl Dest” itl) FIB8T SHOW CM8) TENNESSEE BBNIB bed la a lose, the added,. She said rOBD SHOW (Color) Qaest:. EAiAr Berfee with the ableld on the nlg^t light which .18) UNCLE BL . Ckarlle M ^arttor contains a 10-watt bulb; had been (:N (^841) WALT DISNEY Aik. ( I4 t) BOUOB BIDffks . ▼ENTUBB Time "Deadfall" H aw s, w b a t h b b RECORD HOP 7:88 ( I) T H IS ------■ SPOBTS « 8) STATE ( 8) WOBLD’S BEST MOVIES (II) HO)Oe jH ed Mist HAatea" (tt) raE BM> NEWS filus Guest Stars and Free Records ____ •:««'! WKA'TirlEil I) nB*------(81) PASSPOET TO DA'AmFR. (48) PEATUKE POBTY liVE IROAOCAST OVER WTYM ( 8) FKAIV^KE FILM PROM 7 > • P.M. 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NANClMESTER fiVKNLNG HKRALDylf^NCH^rKB. CONN., THURSDAY. MAY 21. 1959 FAOB m e MANCHE8TB1 EVgyiKG qWALD. MAWCHICCTl. OONM, THUB8DAY, MAY t l, IfH V. , .. Bon Ami Co. Offers Cleanser RQckville 'i^t/Hiomers Welcome Newcomets To Bathe Statue of Lii Fii^ Destroys *jThe Car Thai Makes Sense*'

^ fear tvoam Ajm^a^ Tbs Bon Ami 0>., whom mu-OUbarty. i ► ^*T» liOMfeUr,” «»y« « » wtf« To Give Two Concerts 800 Baseballs nfaeturing plant U tn ManchssUr, Tha 180-foot symbol o f fraadom « | m b Iwr tf'**^~* tn the . tn New York's harbor was erected 59 EB S EL It-' ; h u coma up with a unique sdv«r- feper the first siftantoon e t Ms Tita annua] elamentary glss club^ifid Hammersteln “This la. 78 years ago today; and accord­ Flames destroys between 700 Stm Job tt the asir town. eonosrt sriU ,ba held May 28 and My Oountty" by J BoUiatar tiaing promotion which involvu a ing to NaweU H. Footer, ebperln- and 800 baseballs at the Toher -'-W o bs»o Dolshhors. You'D fo t 27 III tos achool auditorium Btraet Sclui^ “BL Ho, Ung Oaily" SJ torch-bearing imiing lady wlio Baseball plant nn Brooklyn' fit., & know them ia b Dttlo vhUe. It tondent of the monument, it has . Altv&yi a ^ at 8 pjn. Eaoli ttlgbt approadmato- and "Ftnlandii” by iibeUus; Allowanoet 'liaan't had a bath In 78 years.” never had an external cloknlng in Ropkvllle, early thla afternoctri. No Qihm tliao.** aoys her hnbbond. ly 480 alxth gnMa pupUa sfUI ^ - Buckland and Highland Paik R. Paul Weesner, presidsnt of this time. one was Injured. Better Deal - -Ifeot fencb tUoo r horen't vot form imder the dlrortlon o f Mlae Scboolt, "Lift Thine iSraa” by Bon Ami,"which Is eslsbrating the The fire reportedly broke out in <10 1 do HMMawnUoT The National Park Servieo has At Moriarty Marthfi WbMa. MImT Yirclnitt Mandelaaohn and "Alouatta” ; Var* 7Sth anniversary of its founding eeveral times requested funds for an area of the first floor where feas loaely NOW.” Tliompaan and Mtao iCatodrtna planek ScAool, “Itarly 0ns More- thig,fnonth, has offered to supply baseballs ars coated,with a chemi­ Brothers r ^tlio answer to a traiihiatic ait' cleaning the m o m e n t, but the Hagen, amisted by tha alxib grade Ing" and "Maxlcan Clap HNnds frbe a sufficient 18. The plant em- Keeney lineota, MancheaUr Green, ■ M At of youifi wotton now to< Robartaon, Nathan Hale and Wad­ 1^. Laaso, arranged top^l^mMen. t "ploya about 60 people. MORIARTY BROTHERS ___ r. tha club iww has dell Schools will ptrfdrra May 36. ' A Mature of the evening win be Cause of the fire ia unknown, 301 CENTER ST.— MI 3-5135— Open EvenlnKfi 4S mambers. altliou(h this Utudenta from feowara. Buck- a thlH ^m de rhythm band train­ Rockville Fire Chief John Ashe ft a ooMtaatly feilRiBf manfear- ed by Hlitn Ener and directed by U.S. Indicts 27 Delegates said. A CD' rescue truck was land, Rtgbland Park, HoUlater and Robert Horton, a student ' called tn the scene when It was ■aijt. They meat on tha &ird Tuas* Vsrplanok wlU perform May 37. day af e^iwy mofith at * p.m., and Tickets will be available at toe CARtEirS first thought a boiler had exploded. The program.la mads up entire-, door and may alao be purohbaed To Underworld Convention Firemen remained Si the scene hold other niaaUnga to whloh hue- ly of a cappelU aeleotlooe with the M »ds and Mends are InvKed. froqi 'any participating student later In the aflernbnn' to guard f t - exception of the Baeh "Jesu,. Joy The proceeds are for toe benefit h i 3?^' ' against another nnthresk of Meet at ‘Y’ of Man'e Deelring'' for whloh Mlae (OonUaned from Page One) ^held In 1100,000 bond as a ^de­ U m xbOy have been meetlnr In the of the BlenMitary feohool Mbslc fendant In a.narcotics conspiracy fiames. No estimate of the damage rvmmiinity T, Which was the first Hagen will playjgn organ aecem- F uimI 'which sponsors the Hartford was available. pa.iiment. S Joseph Magliocec of BRxdclyn, al­ cS.se. This bond, wda rewritten to It's not hot, "muggy SuUdinc made available to them Symphony damonstrations. oe were accused of perjury. They cover the Apr.i.:chln conspiracy When S e y organised. The Bach and'five other selec- tlooe will be preaentod by the com­ V were alleged t have toetified false­ indictment. U.fi. fiTBBL BTAND PAT . Tha first axecuUve chairman ly un-atnd Mr. and Mra Why?? Natale Evola. Brooklyn; Salva­ Doctors Oaiin Pupils Select Painting for Green School 2S% MOM COOLINO rOWIS iuarrled women whose husbands WlUlsm Gees. BARTEirS tore Falcone, Utica, N. Y.; Joseph tiavo recently moved to MancKOs- •ky; Keeney and Lincoln Schools, A rt connoisseurs all, these five' pupils at Manchester Green School caat their ballots to purchase the ^ e Lord Is My Shepherd" by A abort buaineae meeting \ ; Ids, Highland Park, N. J.: James fa in tin g in the upper right corner—and they have the cash to plunk on tha barrelhead. Twelve RRAZn. STORM KIIJ.fi 28 OS low Of ler either to start a career after follow the dinner, after which V. La Duca, Buffalo, N. Y.; Louis XoDegb. or vdio have beep promot­ KoechNt and "The Battle of Jeri­ Fraud in Sale ' paintings were done by artist Harry Ballinger in demonstrations sponsored by the Fine Art Assn. cho;” Waddell School, "Cockles square dancing will be enjoyed. A. Laraaso, Linden, N. J.; Carmine W ore elementary school classes in Manchester. Pupils at the Green School decided to buy and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. May 21 ed into a new salary seals whloh. James Herdlc wUL.be bi eharga of , "V-., - ■ Lobardozzi, Brooklyn; Antonio hermits them to b ^ a home.. and Mueaele” and 'T' Believe” by .V - . ------frame one for their achool. To raise the money, 850, they held seven cUpcake aales. They raised UP)—A violent storm swept out . ... Drake; Washington School, "Eze­ -calling tquaro dancaa Mr. and Durins Because Magaddino, Ntgara Falls, N. Y.; 850.90, or in other words got rid of 1,018 cupcakes. (Many people bought two or more cupcakes.) of the city early today, leaving 25 . . Many of the ypung couples have Mrs. Ernest Tureck; and Mr. and K *:■ F-ank T. Majurl, Elizabeth, N. J. A 83,000 attachment has been ttmall diUdrei^/ - kiel Saw de Wheel" vid "My Lord brought against property bwned by Then these five children were sent to select .one painting. Collecting the ballota is Timothy 28 dead. Most of the victims Mrs. Edward Welaa 'ara In charge .1 Michele Miranda, Forest' Hills, What A Mornlq' ” ; Nathan- Hale Carl and Esther S ch ^ rz on E. Badger, grade 6. Jeffrey Stuek, grade 6, is the first to hand in his. Hesitating on the brink Is were { slum dwellers killed in «- (Mder womm also belong to the School, “ Oklahoma” by Rodgers of the program. Queens, N. Y.; John C. Montana, Jhib. T h ^ women either have ca- Center and Benton Sts. pending Cheryl Hamiltoii. grade 4, and still pondering are Thomas Ellaaon, grade 4, and Paula Hufleld, landslides that roared down Buffalo; John Ormentoj, Lido grade 6. (Herald Photo by‘Pinto). steep hillsides onto their shacks. stsera w d are looking for outside Beach, N. Y., Jamea Oaticco. Pitta- Court of Ck>mmon Pleas action on tntarsBta or have retired and are Malichestor la a strange town to Mrs. W. E. L«wls, 79 Arnott “BEST CARTER ton; Anthony. P. Riela, West a claim by two Manchester doc­ JMidng for someone or something Rd., whose family recently moved here from Camp Lejeune, N. C., tors that they were defrauded in T h ln ...s/>S. It property. ' ers, or mctorcycles. usually drop out to join other has teams with offices in’C:3iicago. such as the Creen IhUmb 1 : •* Los Angeles and Miami, as well as ijb, to bowl, or to take art Iss- now costs even less than before! ‘ : X New York. , > - or become more active in Milton R. WeMel, head ot the immi P T A 'i^ .^ that time th.e club has Send for free folder explaining our new lower rates RlNO*S SEU New York groUp, said that “ as served iti purpose. The members and / ‘Boonomy Size” policies designed to iH your h ^ f -1 ■tstance ^received from snforcs' have become acquainted with Man­ podeetbook and your lira insiuranoe needs. W e RYTHINO FIRST ment officials all over the nation chester people, they have attended Chevrolets was of great value in this prose- vV Interesting and ^^ormatlve pro­ QUALITY— AND . cution.” Ha added: grams, and gotm ,^a bearing on "I particularly commend the Come for tea what they'd Uke to dcf. in Manches­ ! THE SAVINGS BANK OF MAliTCHESTER S SELLS EVERYTHINO 1 " agents of the Federal Bureau of ter. ■ 923 M.iin Street, Manchester,~Conn. s NarcoticSf who actively assisted in Once A Year A member may hold office only FORLESSI the investigation.” and see .... during her aecond year <^pt»em- J Phess send-me Ire* feMtr giving facts and rotas on law cost J Those named as co-ednspirstors bership in the dub. That way the s . l iwlpgs Bonk Ilfs Inturanco. ■ but not defendants were: officers are familiar with the toWn, Dominic' J. Alaimo, Buffalo; the r SAVINGS, EVENT! yet not BO familiar they have for­ Joseph Barttaras, father and son: gotten how it feels to be brand M«oRt top oUawdncM for your old cor. Rov Carlisi, Buffalo; Gerardo V. new. 1 F J L f A O U S BEST Catena, South Orange, N. J.: Among the committees which Charles Chlri, Palisades-, N. J .: Our famous--F -• help the dub to run smoothly are Nicholas Civello, Dallss, Tex.; Are you the Average American hoeptfaDty, publicity, ways and . James ColletU, 'Pueblo,- Colo.: meank membership, and the nom- Dominick D'Agostino, Niagara InatlBg committee. Falla, .N, Y .; Glovanqi Donventre womanlydype Woman who The Newcomers Club acquaints B ro^lyn; Joseph Falcone, Utica. not x.; Joseph Filardo, Kansas < the town, but dso Vromen from fIvhHl dxfro ipfectdl doolf. ' City, Mb.; Carlo Oambino, Brook­ surrounding towns, including Bol­ COMPUTE PLANT FOOD lyn; Mjchael J. Oenoveae, Oibsonia, WearsSizel2V2 to24^2? ton, Coventry, Andover, RockviUe, Pa.; Vito Genovele, Atlantic Wapplng, South. Windsor and < El­ Your Home;, landa, N. J,; Anthony F. Ouarnle^, lington. 50-lk.bng Johnson Clty-N. Y.;, iBartolo' Ouc- , . . . . . , .. ^ ela, Endlcott, N. Y .; Sam '.agat- ONLY tuts, Buffalo. John S. Larocca, Pittsburgh^ - 'Jw - ,.t Russell V. Mancuao, Utica: Gab­ iff Mtoiqi lowost Rnonco rafts onywlifert. Hard to find a good selection'of new and diversified Wenfi^nnrtnrD gar thm fentf to fennimiliift >n»Mtge | riel Mannarino, New Kensington, BEST BUY Pa.; Patsy'and Sam Mbnacnuio. NOTICE TlMNMiiiHntoVlOOROPMiHFaf OfrtaMliififiMsI I young fashions in your size? in our Women’s Shop! Come see how charming ...... » i.i I i . i » i I I iii i .I ...... iii.i, ■ ,j,i V - Auburn, N. Y.;' Dominick Oil veto, Not •. f ■ Camden, N-. J.; Vincent Rso. Yon­ V* Here you'll see the news features you’ve .been admiring i you can look! Dasfsadeatlibi toe tsm- kers, N. Y .; Armand T.' Rava, 4?> 5 0 ib .la 9 S V ' _ ' _ • ■ -’«d ‘ V ■'■, T Brooklyn; Joseph Riccobono, in the fashion magazines, .as well as the basics and cas­ Gifts to every size ,'.^1 ■r. As m OampbMI'S ONLY ^ 'iV' i ' * »' ' ; .i' Staten Island, N. Y.; Joseph Ro- Mtoot Joed. CoHtr Sorvico oftor yw^buy ■ato, Jackson Heights, Queens, N. 12 14 to 2 4 ^ ■ sMrty aWen sHU Ira.elos' Y.; Patsy Sclortlno, Auburn, N.- uals you need for work or play. (5 - — Yttt ort f uoranttod aottsfoertoa. r Si t t s narsdsy sad Fri- BEST BUY Yii Salvatorb Tornabe (died since and ' the meeting) New York; Frank J. • the jacket costumes, with the pert brief jackets. -f - -1. -.,f • Aii'i 1 . V ' • •’ and Stanley P. (Coatenza) Vajentl, BE OUR GUEST FOR TEA o . w . . ¥ l 6_ O l j a Rochester, N. Y.; Emanuel Zlcart, Blndlcott, N. Y..; and Frank Zlto, • the suit dresses in ci>isp young checks. Informal Sfwtcing Springfield, HI. Also named as. eo-conspiratora . '] but not on a previous published • the shirtdresses— styled for you! ' of • f.. is a symbol o f your personal aeJuevemenL How. TODAY THRU MAY 30 . , . list of Apalachin delegates were .regrettable it would be if, in the event of yoor deat^ Paul ScarcelU and Santo' Traf- • the different social-life dresses you’ll need for the “ Betteeen Si»c” your family were.forc<^ to give up that home becaoira won’t burn fleante-Jr. (Addresses not Immedi­ DOWN NOW and TRADE ately available). busy season ahead; all with those Special design de­ ' ■ Fashions they could not afford to meet the mortgage payments. Among the first to be arrested Fortunately, you can provide for just such an wefe three picked up by Pennsyl­ tails that make them (and you) more individual, h eventuality by tahiM out a Son life Mortgage Pro- grass vania State Police. They roused tedion PoIiisV note. i will be glad to give you (' '^ P E N 9 A.M. to 9 P,M. the men from their beds early to- prettier I / ' , f' Berkshtro Hattie J/Mda w ti * • n u . < cJ Conatantlna Batty Hartford asm there wUl be ito obligation on yOnr part hey > /• !¥ /Bufalino, Oaticco B«a Young qtharg I iO O B , soum I I i o m in t n fi SIlllfTOCKINGf k and Sciaiidnu/Bufalino in April • the daytime cottons you’ll live in from now till fall. (1 ni o u n f s •-ri.'*- was ordered Geportod aa an un- : RM IO dAslrable alien. This action akm F r i d a y ; m a y 22 out o f the Afialaohin meet- Style illustrated: Wmderful wash .and wear jacketed CHARLES J. VAN 0EUSEH SA-rURDAY, MAY *8 ' sun dress by PuritaXn easy care cotton; checks. Only i2;30 and S:S6 f lM ■ ALWATO waa arrsated in Tucaoti, SAVE UP TO $1.90 Par BSx life TUNB ' 88t MIDDUD TPKS-, feAST Ift the most amaiiiii compfeta la«fe fiXHl dtcavtfy. . . lM|88t Artg., and MbnUna In Buffalo. 110.99.14V4 to 22V|.” ' Woman’s Dress Shop n S u a ' The hrat tjuoe to be arraigned WITH VOU V '' " 188^ 8«M lv 1; y <■ - . ▼ ■f, ■ ' * ■ * MANCHBiSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THXmSDAY, MAY 81. 1 ^ MANCHESTER E V E ^ G HERALD. MAKCHESTgB, CONK,, THUftlDAY, MAY 21, 1969 U S ^ S l T E l f

erlMMi ebe' tnatalled are M n . Don­ Preceding the annual maatlnieaUnfc , irMptlng i^ . o/ a group o f e p iritu a l. ee- R ich , W , Lakaw ood V lila tR , C k lif. age o f tha boat w as a|tot|ad h i « m t DOS O f ^ S ij a t e a ald Dehtoy, rie e proeldent: lieraaU W illla ip Zim m erm an m k e PMIpn w ItgiouAKglo fo lk and fu n a e im A gtft I^eatchers If tint R ich , h is w ife , aon akd dluigbtar- canyon la te r. aa atoond vice p ru d e n t : M rs. Iva n develophtent of the G ir l M m ^ itat a w as presented to M iasiis ThompaonTiHMn , In-law w are throw n Into fbpida o f Searehere rode a rubber A lb an y , N . T ., M ay S i uhi— Two B y liiicoln PTA London, aecretary ; Iv a n London, hera-'ln M ahc|ieater, th e ir af^ lvlU ^ Who Is com pleting h ir la st iraar In For Lost Boater C ata ract Oanyoh when tim ir the canyon area and than brothera arara ,w x n A dead la st tra a a u tsr; M ra. B dgar C la rk e , U rs . and their need ./d r v^ n h te e r aeW , th e M anchaster school system . pleasura bokt capaiaad Sunday. w alkin g the banka In a foot- by­ night in an uhuaod refrigerator In ttoy TItompaon and R o fe r Wood­ Ica a ^ R ich wba ‘ la st seen clin g in g to foot h u n t tha basement o f th e ir home. : A e r T t a n m w u tqMKtlcd •* M rs. Thom sa Ralm ondo an fkfw r M oab, U tah . M ay SI OP) ~ A «• b u ry , rieletpites to the PTA Coun^ Follow ing t^ Installation , the com m ittee served doughnuts and m an crew wiUkad the rooky banka ■ tlM ovartum ad 15-foot boat a s it They found no trace of R ic h P a u l K e lly , 11, and E dw ard K e l­ fVMlitaBtar tlw Uaeeln t^ool , ^ . ly , 4, W^ discovered by a sister, ^ - clU Lincoln SrhoptO Ice d u b the eWn coffee In the cafete ria . of the Ooloiado R iv e r aouthwaet hurtled down the boU ng rapids yesterday R A l a t tim aniMMil ftaal m eet PauUne, d urin g a fa m ily hunt f o t i i la f o r U* y aar k tM Tuesday n ic h t - ~M ^ r rs s , Thompaon, outgoina: preai- blned sDrih^ grades, under the d i­ o f hare today in the bunt fo r a about 40 a ir m iles southw sst of dealt,-. w as presented w ith a past re ctio n o f M iss V irg in ia Thom pson, 'Fo g d lffars from a cloud only m iaaing bpater.- here. The other members of his The lo bster la a closer ralatlan the m issing bojrs. I t w as h a r lS t h n a bistalltnir oM eer w as M rs. birthday. M arvlB S tricklan d . Other offleera presidim t'^ pin by M rs. S tricklan d . presented a m usical program , conrt- In being n ear the ground. Thay ware looking fo r F ra n k A . fa m ily w are reecuad, and w reck ­ of tha sp id e r than o f ^lah. WARDS (V\ O -\j T (. O M t R V W A M l' yf WARDS° •24428 MAIN ST.e^l 3-SI 61 SALE ENDS FRIDAY, 29fh

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' ■kt'- Corded cotton IV SALE! Girls' Usual 3.98 SALEl Girls’ Wash 'n ' « e ir K 4-button usual 2.98 w ashable w oshohle lerten i » cardigan jacket cool cotton cool cotton cotton pedol doil^ dll sets dresses dresses Nousliers 8 8 SALE! Salem maple finished SALE! Extension r«clin«r SALE! AIRLINE pocket-size aiBIliR U IIE powsrful SALE! New Kving room suite ^LE! Innerspring leunge ' in extra durable nylon fabric fo r $ ' 9-plece bonk bed outfit Wards regular bw price 59^95 6-transistor portaUe.radio Ssin s S-tramistor portable ^ Back iiljists to 5 positioRS SSetT ANd UANTZ WASHAUI 9 9 c ( You geti hardwood bed * * * * • HP -P* Gsmpares at 39.951 Plays Regularly - 29,95. Large Ploys on regular Aoshlight A Modem Nylon-myon eg. Finest quality, Son- ends, 2 springs, 2 met- A A ftft Holds six-feeler comtorl- on 1 low-cost battery. Pb>^- A f BA botteriesl fve n pulls' In frieze upholetery ;omea Value 72x 26-ineh fromie-of light­ New low 'V front obly wMh eatemlon foot- weight aluminum. M c ^ s fe rized combed with m etal-buttons. trewes, ladder, guard roils. v v *** erfvl, gives semWve per- distant sioMons. 6' speaker. In 5 new colors." Luxury M a n y sty le s In Pretty checks, e x - Test. Poiy-feam. padded 49“ C arefully tailored Army twUI, Little or 2 pockets and waist Springs bolt to bed ends. / formonce. .With earphone, Compact modem deslgru^^ ^ down foam, nipber cushions, 199“ e a sily on rubbar-tirsd seat, fabric bockH plastic wheels. Durable cover. cool, sun-bright dting prints, g ay In sturdy woven no Ironing. M ercer- ^ trimmed with white Makes twin or bunk bed. |5 Down 85 DOWIC leather carrying co sf. Rugged M-Impoct cose.- deep Innerepring back. $8 Down upholstery. colors, la c e trims, soHds. Many styles, co tto n p iq t d a SALEt Roys'usud49e Ized for even longer knjt cotton to ad d a • ‘A ddShkig touch. Re- full tiered skirts', beoutifully mode, Elastic bock w e a r. V o t’ dyed summor ploy shorts laxedstyling..tops d a in ty d e ta ils . carefully detailed . colors. Pull cut. ;j waist, button trims. popularity fo r , fyr.-' . Every dress wash­ G et set for sum­ M,oehine wash- gods(Jooks,gOinfert. . ' w - '- r i Extra low price! Shirt ...... 2.78 • 4 IT kt.a ab le . 3 to 5x . mer! 7 to 14. Cfinoae aturdy cotton . N ' obie . 7 'to 14. Panta ,.,...3.48 f . twill, denim or striped Huge savings Simmons chambray. 2-3-4. 3 ^ 1 MAY i same quality, features^ SALE J59’“ "AUTO-IOCK” mattress i t- J ..

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with Ruasia..TlM RutsUBS, on Um 4>f tham epuld nato bean genuina tl^estrr reformer iit^ hia own right. -Rut 4 Thought fpr Today Algerian Indi< Hfiw* Y«iir Ooefor other hand, seem to enjoy the ru- Conriecticut ttvo of them Xqre fTom hla ,«wn in'ilirs hugely, and t« out of th*lr i ' home (own. For aljii four votea It SpoMaer^ hy flw Masebeater Reds to Aid CaH h Ye«r PrtfcriptiM Ittpttln^ ^tTBib way to aay special klrid Words to would aeenr that the .adoption of .OdmipS af dini^ea ths BriUsh, as If to imply that Y a n ke e an amendment prpvidih* for the .Unltod NaUoiu, N. T., May 31 lTES C o n ^ u e IMivtrtrf Within Thn they did have aomc kind of aeqilM return distribution to Uw^towna Prbyar I* not Am. assy way to (Kb—An Algerian rebel spokesman B / A. H. 0. of fnuda already aubecrib<»xJ’or get the'things we wW. bt^ U )• Honr understanding with tham. Windham County's, court house, has IndicaMd tha Chinese Com­ 'o Shed Pounds __ R rK The rumors tell, of course, whet ""V " ...... channei (hrough which teem Ho mora'curiotiS ovonta ever was an Important eonsldaralion. . ,, v. munists ara going to give hia raunM Oetclnr 1. such s'secref understanding would But the general auppoaltion was ®®*Ta d*Uy Ufa, It la In Failing to''iose any weight two PINE PHARMACY a etwnce of satabliahing them- forces arms for their fight againet >TJy I he.' It .Britain will hsip stabilUe lat, just aa the Rtbicoff admtnla- Hla IvUl that w# ahall find cair ;the French. weeks ago, th d s ^ T B S pulled In fi«4 CKHTEB ST lA. Governor JphA H. Dempeay^Noordendorp puMi>M4 sAIVM on the CopneoUcut political Hflt^aluAy* ^-**iSa« *aa things In Europe, Russis will poll haj been In a benign mood peace, ’^ depths i f prayer go be­ Abdelkadcr 'ChandarU,. Hew on their belts Ulia week. They wi|l be featured as gueit apeakar OUnehey. __al MuiolM«(*r aeane Hum "Ta -two mlght-hava- towaril BrenrAn'a friend Bielaon averaged better thiei two pounds dam Matt Matter lo'its horns 1 tha Nssr Bast, and yond tha immediate answer for York repreientative Of the A)ger- at toe spring coinmunlon b i^ k - Emery Tapley will be featured beana with ragard to tha two ou|- becauaaNrf what Brennan might govemment in male, weight loss for eech^gian. In a French hom solo. tUMURIPTIUN RATKi Isavs British oil tnUrsstS thers un­ particular pa'Ut)oi|s. For one who faet of the St. Franel* of' AaaUi Parablt la adtanca atanding reforma adopted by thta havt do«a>4f It had baccme nec- eald yastaM ^ that Red China had L«at night the MATES viewed Adult tickets can be obtained disturbed. eaary, so CAtpanter, in this in­ is committed completely to Otriat, promised aeeUtance to e rebel mie- over 100 color sUdei bi^qght in Church Men's Club to be held Sun­ Oat tear ...... K 1»M aeaalan of Oie Genoral Aaaem- from any member of the Boy's Ms Monihs ..•.•.aaaaaaaaafat**#** #« Bor circumstartial svldence, stance, waa in a benign mood to­ his one hope and longing I- to do ■ion which visited Peiping. by the members- day at the church. "The Role of and Oirl'e Orchestra and Chorua MonUlt *aaaa*a«*«»*««^«*««* f 5J ward Bailey end Riblcoff because the will of God. Adonlramv^Iudson Richard M, Grant, John Rulynych, pnt Hnta aaaaaaaa>aa»***»*«***** ^ such rumors point to th e . recent bly. "Help ie to be given," he eaid, Joseph Sullivan was elected the Catholic. Man in Public UfO" V*ter Seaaton . . ..aaa.aa*aaa,»**a«..#«*d « Rlbicoff, looking for a circuit prayed to go to India but hr'weiU chairman of the food sale next Eafie Porter.* Accordifig flurry, of notable British visits to It could have been, and almost “varioui means of help and eo on will be the subject of hie talk. r A request that a special voter to tentative plana the Legion post ntte IkHHT Copy ...... aa.«aaalaa«aaa«»*«a -w waa, that the minor court and the Judge appointment of ability and to Burma. He prayed for hts wRa^a are on the way to being Imple- month. -Ail items for the sale will making eeaeion be held before the Moscow, 'fhey polht to the fact Ufa, yet he buried her and hla two' Breakfast will be served after id Pii RUAM school band will "■ MMMBkUt 0» _ county reforms, both amounting prestige in Windham CodlUy, had tpented.” be baked by the MATES them- toe 5 a.m. Mass. AU men of the adjourned annual Town Meeting lolpate In axerotaee to bo held that, just when Iraq was sup- picked State’s Attorney Bqarla children. He prayed for reieaae ^ selves, with no help from Utair tc the doatniction of patronage from prison and was in chairfA for Aiq declined to go .into detatts,'. pariah are invited to participate in June 1 ha* been forwarded to the er at 9 a.m. The uaual posedl.v sinking beneath a Com­ syatema upon which the practical D*anngtoi,, » choice moat pleas­ deylhgsl'^vt ie a military matter.” Vrlvee. Board o' Finance from Democret- parade'*to Otieed ia planned at 10, ing personally to Carpenter. months^Yet, listen to what ho Holy Oomnt,unloh at toe Mesa and M l 9-0898 munist tide of infiiienre, Britain machine pollticiana of Connecti­ wrote shortly before his death. “I Chanoa^ accused ths United With two birthdays and one an- to attend thb breakfast. Ic Town Committee Chadnnan and exerCtaea in Hebron. at 11. bron norreepondent Mis* StMan B. X cut have counted hieavily from the That, at any rate, v/aa how it States o r .pureulhg a "double nlveraary this' week, the members H arry J, Odium Commander 'Raymond E. Smith Pendleton, telephone AOedeniy 299 E. CENTER ST. made an arras deal there. And might ha VC. been, and almost was never prayed sincerely and earn­ policy” reganHhg arms shipments put dietlhg aside for an hour and The lieutenant governor received liKM* ol republloatlOB o» apjolat beginning of Connecticut political estly for anything but it caihe at the Veritas Awaid for "Dlean- ddlum pointed out that eome at will be marahaKot the parade in 8-8454. dialfliatrhea tierela are alao raaerred they point to the fact that the very time, should have Beqn accom­ but naver rtoiiy i" iha final soma time, no matter how distant a to tha.rebela. feasted on. hie cream, cake, cookies the newer residents and propefty Gilead and Hebrod. PHARMACY fact, that Bill Brennan and Nalson guitoed Public lervlce" from the nill aarrlca client ef N B a. moment of tha present meeting in plished thanks, to the depisloti and day, somehow in some shape, prob­ He sAid the. Freiiehjwore using end soda, served , by Winslow Mc- New Maven Club of Prdvidence owners who are eligible to he made In toe line ot march the fol­ lee tnc X „ _ Geneva is also the moment in which efforl o.f twc of the most re- Carpenter should go down in his­ ably the last I should have de­ American wefpona in l^ftting the Lougklin. voters must wait untU after the lowing. ara expected; Hebron Texas Store Fire PuMlaliera RepreaentaMTaa: J»e tory aa the fathers of court and College htomni tola yeaa aa an out­ Jullue Mathena Rpeclat Anncy - Kea a high British trade mission Js in nowned> Republlcgh machine poll- vised, U came." This does not Algerian nationallata 'buttoe atate standing Cat^hollc layman. A gifted towr meeting unless a special vot­ American Legion Color OuaKd and tieiana in the atate.\^ county reform, reapectively. In the mean that each petIUon Judson re­ department had prevanted Mrtaln Chicago—The United Statea has er making aeeelon ie scheduled, firing squad, Colcheatai Ameitoan TakeB.$2.50,000 Toll Tori CWcaao DeiwJI •'SjKifJCr r» Moscow. other countries equipped by and acoompUqhed public speaker, MBMBKR Atmrr boread o t It so developed, by naffow de­ final fact, of course. Bid May stole quested was granted, even at a dia- more than 25,006 high achooTfipa- Drying clothes be baa been kwited to talk at to Hoqef Society Legion, Green-Chobot American COIN operated cS«nn.AnoNS v _____ And it was. Just ths other day/ cisions and by narrow margins, the credit from Brennan on cdurt tant date, bot that in aach situs- United Statea from sending the :inn groups and 3,300 community^. Joel H. t Bahner, music super­ LiSgton of Coventry, and Jones Peris, Tex., May 31 (ffV-Flre reform, and Jonh Bailey had the arms on to the rebels. The-State counUesa political and Catholic The Herald Ptlatmi CMawiMi.^Jae.. news concerning this trade mis­ that neither of thebe, two profea- Uon, God was at work with him And cl'vic thsaters. ^ is easy today... gatheririge, Includhig those of visor. of StMito WIndaorki public Keefe Auxiliary 95 of Hebron in gutted the Ayers Department eweuiowiaaaumea no Haandal rean«SdWiV'fer sion which gave ths rumors still sional figures had the'actual hon­ votea for county abolition for spec­ because Adoniram Judson served schools wlL b« among 17 teachers toe veterans' division. Store, one of this Beet Taxae city's IvpncralarapMcal errora apDearliW. m » tacular delivery himself. But had Knights of Columbut, and Holy naementa and other readlw MMter more Inapirstion. Ths Russians an­ or of contributing the vr Wedneaday—1 p m_TiieBday.. marvelous - system, which tells a sional aide of the Republican, party ity, An Addltldnal prisee which may be and 4-H and aiementary school Two firemen suffered /ninor In­ Fnr rhuraday—1 p m Wedneaday. School Boundarlee Set pupils, carrying flowers with Pannias Whan It-t For Friday-1 p.m Tbor^ay pilot where his plane is,‘ to within waa ready to contribute more The South Windsor Board of by tooee attending the Wap- juries. For SaturcU?—I j> fn Fmay votea to reform than were all the iTd Which to decorate the graves. The Fire Chief Earl Shertey said the Convaaiaht For Yotf. CU*iHn#d doMdllii^- 10-JO • ji , 30 yards, and Writes this Informa­ Inyitaiion Education has eetabllehed toe fol­ fire departments of Hebron and d*f «| pUbItCktfM BttUTWtT clean young men in the party and lowing lines for the elementary Jime t-irdm II'to 4 p.m. have Just fire was brdught- uiider cohtml tion down for him and ti^ces bis the fine Idealistic women who beeie.annBWtced. Plantland haa do­ Amston, and mounted riders' will W A SH 20c t M m ______Bohools when they open next Sep­ appear me uauel. Music 'Will be fur- about .3ti hours after It- wa* dis­ course end position on a map cherish a .ouch of political Inde- tember, aoeordlng to an announce­ nated a iJ^gift certificate as a covered. ’ TTiuraday, May ,11 pepdenca and behavior. FASHION SHOW T o f/ e d r ladies prize and the Popular Food niened by toe RHAM school band, DR3T 10c which unrolls In front of his eyes • - ^ X ment ju*t received. Changes from and majorette* will participate. The fire.damaged the roof qf the as ha flies. Is, to the British, the In the laaue o. court reform, it W.S.C.8. OB THE NORTH METHODIST CHURCH previous years have been made be­ Market in Rockville has given a Three Beall Bros, dry goods store, MAVtAG grocery gift certificate. lit addi­ Jonei-Kecfe Pott Is also making world's best . flight navtgstlonsl waa Filpfleld Oounty'a Bill BTen- .300 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER cause of the Avery St. School arrangements fnr transportation but a_ firewall prevented the fire The Sudetena Affain nan who shocked hts own party, PRESENTS Outsfanding which ie scheduled for completion tion to other donors pravioual^ an­ from spreading to the store proper. COIN OPIRATID system. But they did not succeed and lunches. It is understood that TTia Sudetena are in the newa ahd petnapA did make it realize ' this summer. nounced B. A S R e a lty ha* the parade plan* are tentative, but The plaza theater, Beasley-Veughn LAUNDRY In getting It adopted as standard that It had cetjsr grab Ita own World Church soU homo hooting Elementary school boundary tributed toward the cost JOrvg Store, Robert Jewelers and a afaln. In a way which dramaticea “FASHIONS OF 1959” a • it is hoped-that practically all ar­ for ths free worjd. They blame credit for court reform while R lines for 195*9-60 are aa follows:, boys and girls bicycles. Wnolworlh store sustained water a certain aweeplnif eoncluirton.r- rangements can be'carried out. this failure not on any ahort- could,'^y a remarkable touch of Tuesday, May 26,8 p,m, L eader our w ay! , AVery St. School east of but. hot Pony rides and toy fire erigine Final details will be arranged at end imoke damage. Opc^ ^ No Waitincj that there can be no peace in Bu- m - on Abby Rd„ and alao east'of but rides will entertain toe tu n g s te n The flre.wae discovered about 10 comlng In Decca, but on the ma­ public whimay in which he en­ ALX, GARMENTS FURNISHED BY a meeting on Wedneaday at the rope until frontlera are made ao dorsed '^ourt reform. It never got You get premium quality not* on Ellington Rd. between during the Femlly Frolic. Legion Hall, at 8 p.m,, for all rep- p.m. by a passerby. neuvers of American big business. THE NEW BLAIR'S, 767 MAIN ST. low they are no lonifer really dla- to the stage where the votea he Mobilheat with RT-08.. . the Sand Hill Rd. comer and Wapplng Dairy Month S u p ^ resentatlvea of marching units. It was the zecond nuijor fire In Routt 83, Rocinrflio SOL LEVINE, Commentator Center: north of but not on Oak­ Dairy mmth will be / observed Bo they are delighted to have Rus­ might have been able to deliver , ADMISSION 76c—DOOR PRIZES Bishop moat completely effective fuel Order Elects Offlcera Paris this year. In early March fire Next to HortiilfiMii'i tinRUiahal)M. to court reform In the House could land Rd. June 6 by toe home' economies Officers elected by the Fleur de destroyed three stores on the east The nation of Caachalovakia waa sia buying from Britain the won oil additive in uae today. And derful product America snubbed. be counted. And his whole remark­ ' you get premium aerviee. Au­ Pleasant VaUey School—east of committee of the Wapplng Grange Lis Order,,of St. Peter's Church aide of the plaza. CLOSED SUNDAY eteated at Veraalllea in accordance able performance seemed more of John A. Subhan but not on R t 5 to Sullivan Ave.i sponsoring a dairy supper. The Russians are obviously de­ tomatic delivariea . . . a bal­ SulUvan Ave., Oakland Rd., Dem- The supper will consist of baked . with. tha. Wllaonian principle of a reminder to hla own party that anced payment plan and many nlf-detetjmlnation of peoplea. But lighted, too, that they were able he was attU aliv. than a deal with O F IN D IA Jng St, and all south of these ham, scalloped potatoes, carrots to And such a cute way of playing hla old friend John ^ ile y of the other estraa deai^ed^to make torto roads. and peas, macaroni and cheese, Motorists Checked for Vision, Reaction If that wka Wilaon'a ideal, our Eu­ BISHOP SUBHAN home heating reoUy eoey. up to Britain at the expense of Democrata. Even if it was hi' good Union School—Rt. 6 and all tuna casserole, cottage cheese and Manchester'a flrat free eye test clinic yesterday brought good responee from motorists at the ropean allifa foimd a power poll- weat of Rt. 5. i gelatin salad, tossed salad and safety inepecUon la'ne, police said. The clinic, sponsored by toe Hartford County Optometric So­ Ameiics, and of saying to the clean fun, however, Bailey and AT THE ANNUAL BfEETlNO OF THE \ tica role for the new country, and Governor RlbicofF were not un­ Wapplng School—north of but rolls and butter. Custard pi*~ahd ciety, la the first to be held in the State. Drivers are tested for distance acuity, depth perception, . ihalated that lU bordera extend world that maybe this is dne of the happy to include in the new circuit M o b ilh e a t not on Sullivan Ave., eaet to sind cream pie will be the 'dessert: qqlor perception, field of 'vision, apd reaction speed. James Gorman is checked out oh toe accel­ pay-offs in a secret deal. court appointnienta the name of MANCHESTER COUNCIL OF CHURCHES Iho c/OOfMMMoA on Abby Rd., and also on EUlng Ihere will be plenty at hiilk end erator and brake mechanism by DT. Eugene M. Davis of Mancheiter. In toe rear, John Baldyga, weatward to Incjude the natural Extra Hours ton Rd. between Sand Hill Rd. and coffee will alao be serv^- polled mechanic, is tested for depth perception by Dr. Abraham Shapiro of Wethersfield. With hie We hate to debur.k such lurid In­ Rodney Bielaon of Trumbull, an eddW»o mountain, defenaea of the Sudeten- entirely creditable name Brennan Wapplng Center; west to but not There will be continuous . serv­ back to toe wall. Dr. Robert M. Rayburn of Manchester evaluates a third test. Officials say EO Mnd, with the terrltory’a natural ternational possibilities, j\ist a^sr qn Rt 6. • ’ ings from 5 to 7 p.m. Tickets iqay similar'cUntes will be sponsored around the State if this one proves successful. (Herald Photo by having described their potential wotrid stippoaed'y have suggested MONDAY, MAY 25 be secured frqm Mrs. Mery Kerry German population. if there had been a deal. This may Music Festival Planned bflara)^ .reality. But before the rumormon- The annual Spring Music Featl of 898 SuUjh^ Ave. The Sudeten Germana thua In­ have been some aftermath grat­ wreivE^t^ /'H an k Opens gers at Geneva have a right to itude for the court reform help TODAY val staged by students from all ter waa captured. The negpro wom­ ed five weeks to hear from him, cluded in Cxechoalovakia were con­ COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH GREEN STAMPS SouUXWindeor’e'first bank, a PUSSY P t ■ Brennan Alight have contributed, toe local elementary schools un tented and proaparoua in that en- launch their latest, they ought. In 11 HOURS OF UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE branch of the Eaat Hartford Fed­ llx^ulive^ Charged an said yesterday that Asmus had realized there was nothing else to all decency, to dispose of their had R been needed. der the direction of School Music ptomlsed to get her an attorney If do," she said. I" llirhtened and proaparoua country DINNER AT i:30 E.M. Supervisor Joel H. Bahner will he eral Savings and Loan Asen., previous product, which waa that When It came to the shining •opened today on Oakland Rd. In With Holdup Role Bhe were caught and that he would Asmus haa denied all cjmnection —all except for a few political issue of abolishing county govern­ (rOR RESERVA'nONS CALL MI 8-7Sfil OR MORIARTY held next Wednesday, May 27 In ""applng. "take care of things—meaning my with the robbery. demagoiruea who wera wiliinK to the whole crisis over Berlin was ment, the surprise Republican OPEN 9 A.M. to 8 PM. , MI 8-7000 NOT LATER THAN TOMORROW, MAY S3) the Wapplng School auditorium house and my boy.” Mrs. Carpenter eald they had merely a distraction to covsr a big riding up on four white horaea at 7:30 pJn. Selectiona 'will be ren­ Manchester Evening Herald NaiiV Haven, May 3l,(A’)—George She said she had no plans to In­ agreM to use toe holdup money to play Hitler’a fame. And HItler’a DINNER $1.50 PER PERSON BROTHERS dered by a combined chorus of Asmus, a 41-year-old insurance fame waa to make the auppoaed Husaian grab in Iraq. And before waa none other than the ubiquit- South Windsor correspondent El­ volve anyone else. ,"But when Mr, pay toelr debts and invest in stocks they seize upon the Russian pur­ .ous Nelson Carimnter of Canter­ V. PROGRAM and AOliRESS 7:80 PM. Unlom Wapplng and Pleasant more Burnham, telephene MI executive charged with conspiracy Asmus would not seek an attorney and bond* She said Asmus. had Styles cute as H kititeji r-^ ano X' _ oppreaaion of these Sudeten Gar- bury, in Windham County, home . .at **Savihg$ and Loan* Valley School pupils and by an *-0674, to commit robbery, heard a Weat for me, when- he would have noth­ taken a recent salary cut and that chase ol: Decca as a sample of SAVE THIS MEETING n OPEN TO THE PUBLIC M l 3-5135 Haven woman testify yesterday mana, and their right to be in­ of four of the five Republican orchestra of beginner student In- ing to do with me, and I hsd wait­ she had large debts to be paid. foantrcushipned for kitten-sof{ pay-off,- they ought to ascertain 301 >31S Cm tnr St. •trumentalists. that he planned a bank holdup to cluded in Germany itself, the ia- members of the House who voted Current Dividend Rate 3'/j% Per AnnumX ,/ LANDING KHXS PILOT whether Russia intends to buy with the solid Democrats to defeat Clinton Adams and Alan 1 Os­ eiid financial difficulties. " comfort! ^nother nice twwt. aue which took him up to Mtmich, borne will render piano sololi. Mrs. Sadie Ckurchter, 34, said when Britain and France surren­ Decca, or borrow tha money from the Republican party proposal to Plaln'vllle, May 31 (F)—A pilot Britain to buy Decca. BLane will,sing Schubert’s died -last night when hie pziyato ■he, testified, .against, >M ttus. be- braided straw, in ertss^ros^ dered Ceechoalovakia to him. reform. ••Ave iSaito,” backwT.by the or- Bingte-engined airplane erasHM bir «ai0se,Ki;LeJl^ to come to ker aid, When Hitler began losing World swapping stability in ths Near c'hestra and chorus, and Arlene as she said he promised. East for stability in Europe, that, These votes vvere demonstrated, landing. straps,* tt%-8trdps ,\Jdr midifi^ ■ War n , ha lasued a call to the Su­ even thoup-h it developed that they X’ C^lmond will be featured in '■ a Walter Goldstein, 31, of New Mrs. Carpenter has pleaded guil­ If you could thrbw a few more sec­ V. ere not needed. Perhaps Carpen­ ■Ybcal solo. Britain, waa killed instantly in toe ty to a charge of assault with in­ deten Germans to leave their A special attraction will be a tent to commit robbery In an abor­ ityle, set off by qn\Italmf homeland and come injiide the true tions of the world in, might he a ter couldn't really claim every crash and flames of hie plane. last one of the four; at lea.st one .cAi|pwe./*wv melody harmonized by the ‘Beauty Goldstein waa practising tsdee- tive $7,000 robbery Feb. 3 at toe bordera of Germany. Bither in an deal for even the mmormongera Shop Four,' who are: Carol Jean Prudential Insurance Company's y^^nament! Slack, lUttpof to grab. offs and landings at R obeson’s awer to this call, or to the decision Filip, Llnnea Topellus, Wendy airport, a small private field on Hamden office. of the Russians u d the Cxacha to Johnson Avenue here. Aa he ap­ . Asmus waa the Hamden office ^ natural, MtrdWi staff manager. Mrs. Carpenter has liquidate the question once and for Advertisement— proached the ground for a landing, Brenk Up Timq? toe plane faltered and crashed. testified that she and Asmus had u M ie , all by expelling tha Germans per­ A good driving record means Goldstein lived in New Britain been intimate on several occasions, manently, most of pie Sudeten Ger­ Tbla week the onijr luggeition BIG savings when you Insure with his parents and a sister. He and that they planned the holdup mans did leave,'their homes, and which concerna a poaaible break­ was employed at the Hartford together. \ . N through Safeco; where you get enter West Ckinnany. ing up of the Yankeea comes from the best for less. Crockett Agency, Poultry Co. . The holdup failed and It was aot DIAL long afterward that Mrs. Carpen-; tnat Sud^y, some 350,000 of their, embattled manager, the re­ Inc. MI 3-1577. He had been a. pilot for 16 years. them went''to 'Vienna, in neutral doubtable Casey Stengel himself. Austria, for a<,'masa meeting in But all those who, season In and East Hartford Store Telephone BU 9-9351 MANCHESTER iHdch they agitated their desire to season out, haye specialized In the Return to bieir own homes agsdn. bitter claim that an arbitrary dii- K;- Their speakers seemed to suggest peraal of tha Yankee euperiority I the ereaUcm of an independent would be the only way to reetore Sudeten itation. competition and interest to the' So we have the Germans once American League are euddenly and eqptent anji peaceful under demo­ totally silent. cratic C^choalovakla, but then Tha unbeetebla Yenkeai, the WINF RECORD JAMBOREE used as pretext by Hitler for Ger­ Yankee* whoae reign hee ueually.,1' ' . ' . • •' X ■ man conquest of Otechoslovakia aeemad ao oppraseive to those suid then losing their homes as a wanted come other team to.Ivin, IN HI-FI SOUND result of Hitler haying used them are in the cellar. Tha ■ firjst have thus—we pow havi them looking become last. Stripe^ on the for their homes again, even when This has happened"«’1tho:it sny AT THE . V- 1,. these homes are now behind the arbitrary dlsmentberment of the Seascape \ Communist iron curtain. And, in team. It has the same personnel Communist Czechoslovakia, their which stormpd from behind to take MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL GYM agitation is being taken as part of the Series .last fall. It has the same you in your Roxanne! a new German plot to break up m anag^id master mind masquer­ that country. ading'' behind famous doubletalk. How tangled can we get? What ItXh* the money, the prestige, the X14.98 could possibly cut such a knot of name.There la Ju"*i a slight dif­ SATURDAY, MAY 23 ''nationalities and geography and ference In the etandingi. Ideologies? What could possibly Wa eonfeee to soma delight in put the Sudeten problem ts sieep thta, and not at all becaujM we hap­ FROM 8:00 to 11:30 P.M. permanently? pen to dream, year In and year out, If there is any anaWer to such of victory for aome other team. questions other than a process of Emotion went out of baseball, for lowering nationalistic bordera so ue, when a certain t^am pulled up low* that It makes not even a great, stakes and vanished into the ob- Sea green or ocean blue varl- JOEGIRAND MASTER OF CEREMONIES sentimental difference which side Uvlon of the Far West. ef them''dne lives on, if there la' ' Our delight In the plight of the gated stripes line up for sum­ With W INF PortonoliHos^ any soiuUon other than making Yankees ia based more on .life than Europe more like one country ihan on baseball. We have never be­ mer swims in your Roxanne boy- •PHILIURGESS UINC HOLMES .m any—the political thought' of lieved It was necessary to break shorted suit. Just one from our man has n'ot yet devised it. up the Yankees. We have never • TED SAFFORD DALE McGUIRE believed there can be perpetually welcome-summer collection, of guaranteed dominance ^ anything T h a t A flf lo-Russiain^ ''D eal" by anybody. We are incurably ro­ , corded lastex, fitted to you in , World poUtica ia not -much dif­ mantic, and it ia a brand of roman­ ferent from ward poUtica It re­ ticism which repeatedly proves It­ bra sizes 32-40. Refreshments # Free Prizes # Free Reebrds • f, l i * peatedly feature^^ahifting alli- self to be realism, about the Im- I aibcea, atrlnge Aadfeltowa and permenence of aU kinds of things, ADMISSION 50c fiMlS. ' ranging from one-team reigns in 1- A nd; when aomebody in world baseball to faahiona for women to p<^ticB thinka to amell auch a deal pOwm .jM>iltlca elignmenta in the Proceeds To The Child Guidance Clinic cooking, hie Buapiclona are Juat ee world.'•» hirid end Juet aa ready aa they « We, claim, in short, , to have i! ' , V, would be In ward poUtica. known, ell «Iong, that toe Yan­ TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE 0OOR OR FROM THE FOLLOWING: Very frequently, of courae, on kees were never as far from the In Maaeheatort BockvUlei eitlier level, the auppoaed deal cellar aa'* popular awt of ithem Ri^ Bailer’s Mnale Shop Bud’a Muelo Shop - naver materialliea, beceuae it waa seemed to indicate. And wa claim The Honae at Raeorde 4 In Baat Uartfordi ' 'I' ' *' 'S' - haver even made In the flrat place, this not aa an expert in baaeball, SavIhgs Bank of Manoheator l.«o’b Baoord Shop -- iv , Cqnnaettout Bank and Trust Co. Eaat Hartford Federal Savlaga Much ef the acuttlebut at Gena but from e conviction that toe First National Itahk i.,' 'i'Vfci I* .gn: kae concerned an Imaginary fun and variety a.id bMance of life Watldaa -In Olaatoabury: ifigd baiween the Ruaslana and the itself are something nobqdy ' has Ketth'a Variety Store Eaat Harttord Federal Havtaga Pattorton's 3513 Street. ~ Dpiltlali. The I^Uah have heard evar succeeded 'ib breaking up. for- 'IM i .to 'their own embarraaamenfi long. The Yankeea have, as be­ i ii x r ■ :\%- A id F L tiM WIN^ Studi* . V$t 0¥f tanvouhnt plan t , f na axtta sharttn , hhp haveUven taken It ao scrioui- comes an elsnient in sport, made fU V AIK CONOmOMtD fOK VOMK SHpKriNO CONVINIINCI . Sr tt a t they have decided to mody- a point about Ufa. Itself. Havlag ■af*-A,U

i, ■, X \ , v A t a m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, UAH O M rEB. OQNH. THURSDAY.^KiCY 21. 1959 'V M ANCttlftTra J:VBWmO h e r a l d , MANQHBSTBR, c o n n ., T H U R S D A ^ , m a y t l , 1 9 ^ F A G H E L E V t N — — 1 1 I ■ III I .1 Revised Rulings ly Intent on drawing a Kharp- lina affairs, luid Aloxandre Solds- y tin mode both hf the formalfm ooi- Orpmylte hod aiwriouaty bold, the ObitHary, ^ B iV 4 Dinner between th* |Mg Fmir and the tov,''«Jilef qf the ministry's Amert^ (slent of th* eofifereno* „ at thqPal- would be tlipKed. , x... Brown Seeking On Subdivisions' fs a tid E g g s style .German groups to counter Gromy­ can d«f#mn*At Iace ot Notion]ms and In privatepriv talks conference. that. RuiuUi wad pza- ko's drive to create tht oppear- The tern ^preaentattyde at with th* vSsstifh minuter*,_____ es- pored Uo discus* thM*^ sub](MGli snet of equM status for tne Bast the Big Conferanoh, unaur* psrially Britain's .Libyd. But hla talk wlth.'Uoyd evltlsiaiir $20,000 in Suit nMmaa ' Action t« ht tnJmi an Hm m - Vital Gsrman pnd the Bonn Replrbllc of what cbi sons If Russia Western diplepiets (^Sported lost Thomas Brown, 4 A «m St, died CBCb-V BROtYNSTONE was dodgnsd to eraphaMMl that viaed Mitxtiviaion rogolatinaa for Nawaraatnrea Pood jHOior ,'bh the eoBtroat "vrith veev poor S80 IitTctt in'Bel|(ium dslsgatioiis. ' __might_ be /fhake, so for flight that the Soviet fordlmi min­ he wea aerioue and foJg'UMlAg is­ For Glass Cuts at Manchester IfynfOTal Hospital Mancheater which were doelatAd S results," the eommittee eemment- (OsaBaifOd, frem Page One), Herter Invited each ot th* other' were rehieingrehielng lb ^ith )m ister told Lloyd h* woe dw:Ftajtely sues offered hope fpj^progress to­ early this moiTiing after a short Probably ovotjr qpuhtey has ed. its . •1U«jgal and void'' by tha Court ®f favciTlU "way of jnwPtrlng good Bruoaeli—Two hundred . bight three foreign mtnlslere and tivo piled Soviet at^eeOons thet they intsrastod In nsgoUsting ssriouaiyrioiuiy ward arrangliur MrtmUflit'inaetUiff. illness. .Common pleaa recently-will b« dia- The commHteo. approved 99,350,- start- secret negotiations. advioers each for himSelf and (or put aside thefr sweeping mastM on four iisuss Included In the A 490,000 damac* ault loa baaO oMpotatoos. American companies have a total Westam dvlmpsis reported *Ied’ iA Tolland County Suponor He w a s ^ m In County Armagh huaxed at a meeting o< the Town 000 for the Uhlted Sthtcs-Mazlco East and West German delega them. On the U.S.-alde, he asked plan f'Or (^ m a n reunlrication and western package plan for a Oer-i Grqlhyko c*df»tlaly intlmetsd In- IrelanjV'Dct. 2, J886, and i came tp The Irish »(a8h the spud, couple of more than 9200,000,000 tavasted Court by a Vaniop man sdalnat Plluinlng Oor.tmlsslon tcmlght at it with chqppM cooked green cab­ International Boundary and Wa-. tions were not invltiid to the din­ Defense Secretary Nell H. McEI- l^t doww, ing. '■ ord pall it CJolcannon. That com- ternational Flsfftrlea Commisaiona; 1964, when the Beltlon Industrial Miirvllle hava been putting out State LIvtngston T. Merchant. In Be.riui. ment for West Berlin, an Best- , ____theConference < moved toward M et Weiltendlold. ley Bros, for 47 years, Town Counoel Philip Bayor, who actlviUes; $22,806,000 for Interna­ Information Ssrvitae waa establish­ word for. dayi that there would each .of the other deregstlons he Chiefly on French tnsistenre. th* West noneggreesionineggres-'- decleretlon. ' the ' end of H* second week, thp t^eaves hla wrife, Mrs. Mary E. binAtion once served at s turkey be no point In having privatt talks western ministers wtre holding uO i H. BroVtA. chairman of defended the town, "the Board of dinner at oiu house keeps getting tional Educational EA®9ange Ac­ ed In New York, a gain of nearly asked the number two man and latlon of a COcommittee of West w’estem diplomats said Grdfuyho'a Vernon 7/O^ng Oommlaaton. VennphdBrown: a son, Thomas R. Directors and thg TFC th the court tivities and 9414 million to com­ SO per cent in the numbbr of If tha Germans wers Included be- the top diplomaMc adviier to .the W :k u n^ Gromyko prodiiced pro. Bast Germans to bring-the 1 actions *nd sUfomSntS clearly Brown of^anchester; a daughter, steady ' calls for repeats from cause the meeting 'would be too foreign minister, posalS more acoeplabte to them In the.yrHt Ufiat a bottle of action, la to Fttend. family and friends. - plete work on the Rama Rood Hn American firms operating in Bal- lermanys closer together, and. point to an agreement on a slim- 'glnirerale wade by Gra-Rock end Mrs., Preston Zimmerman of South The revised regulation* war* Nicaragua. glum has been re^stered. big 1 Gromyko will bring along 'Valer- than any he has come up with. the ostablishment of a veh'Iral Ell-1111U parley as Ruosialh primary ‘ Windsor; two brothers, Samuel of The French put the potato in The wsetem ministers are clear- lart l^rln, deput.v minister of for- Oromykb’^ tvmry opening Tnoves ropean which armed forces objective here aold bv t v A and P atore bn Beef adopted by the TPC and the Di­ a soup along with leeks and stock, center St., Mancheeter. exploded Manchester and .John Rrbwn In rectors lac. (Jqtoke)', and on orosm one oesooninga. This,soup -X- a hen tie removiad ft from the ehop- England;,and seven grandchildren. piSal was flle<'- b.v AHy.. John D. The funers\ wHKbe held at 1:30 ' served cold is so delicious it has ptoff bag. May .10. J0O8 LaBclIe soon aftervmM on behalf become a'n American summeKlme He clalma to have h»Mefad'cut« SaturdXy afternoon In St. Mary’s of contractor Alexander Jarvis. stApl*. * on hie thumb and knee aihd A ehock Episcopal Oiiirch. Burial will be In lABelle's contention that, the East Cemetery. The Danes like their, potatoes to hie nervous lyetem Broam also new regulations were not legal smjsU and well-shaped, and they e.lalma that hla earning oapablty Friends may call at the John F. because they were adopted with­ peel and taw them. Next sugar has been permanently Impaired by Tierney Funeral Home,'"^.219 W, v l out a fonpai public hearing wits - goes Into a skillet to be csramel- tte occurrence. ' , Center St., from 7 to 9 o'clock to­ upheld by JudgA -Vine Par melee Ized; after that butter. Then the Tb* writ clalma that the bottle' night and tomorrow from 2 to 5 In the Court of'Common Pleas. pptatoea' are (Jumped into the wae made of defective glaas and or , and 7 to 9 p.m. • ' The defencants in the action contained defeetli'e ginger ale. and sugar-butter mixture and turned contended the Town CJharter did w ^K a spatula until gold and or- w-aa otherwiae defective. I not specify that there. Should be Brown la repreaented by the law , Shiny. This we relished more than such a form*, hearing before the once In Copenhagen. !C.., firm of l> 88ner. Rottner. Karp and ; regulations were, ailopted. An in­ Groobert. News Tidbits The Germans dote on potato formal hearing was held. pancakes — ■ sKtis.ving affairs for SOIP TO . Culled from AP Wires which the vegetable is mixed with Hearing Tonight eggs, salt and pepper and a sus­ Ruth Millett picion of flour. Fried to_s golden WOBMAH'S 2 On Cenieterv Fees Democrat-John Burns, delegate brown in hot fat and served with to Congress, enters race to become applesauce, eaters .Jike to'-.eitt first govecnor of'.State of Hawaii, dozens of thenf. A meeting wtll be held at * Doee Your Doughtbr Get when he, filed for Democratic Helping Hand She Needs f The Spaniards have a oinriplc'^ o'clock tonight In the Municipal nomination' after flight from' way with potatoes, onions and Building heartaif room for any Are you helping your daughter Washington. . . . Rep. Donald J. to develop the altitudes that will eggs plus seasonings and olive town^eople intarastad m giving Irwin. • of Fairfield County says tril that they call a tortilla. Out­ bplniona on raiaing coata for burial make her a good wife and mother? Housing and Home. Finance Agen­ As a mother that is your job. side of Spain this dish is usuall.v lota In town-owned oemetertea and cy has„ approved Greenwich slum called an omelet: but It..has no for use of town-ownod burial To see how well you are doing Both the pole and the car were considered total loaaas after the clearoilce program, ask .yourself these questions: resemblance to the puffy egg equipment collision on E. Middle Tpke. about 1 p.m. today. The car’s three Elizabeth Tajaor's three chil­ mixture served with tomato sauce The meeting nviUwill be ' held by i gw f v / n Have I trained m.v daughter to r occupants were hospitalized. Patrolman ■■ Kenneth Barker was dren by former marriages f)y to j do household chores eastl.v, quickly that Americans 'call Spanish ome­ General Manager flrsl to arrive on the scene. (Photo by Burkardp). Nice, France, for reunion 'with and Well? let. The flavor in this tortilla who baa fha au(5Xtr‘r.’Ke'2 Women, Boy their hoqe.vmooning mother add Have I taken enough pride in /comes from the slow cooking of '' Eddie Fisher. .. Civil Aeronau- m.v Job as homemaker so that my, ^ the vegetables with a. generous 1« AceordiiU; to Ometery Buper- T' .tlca Board approves pact of six ^ amount of olive oil before the egg lntanden> ^e o m BlUott. fees hare In Hospital Star Box l^ocationn Clarified daughter considers it important, About Town airlines to help each other finan­ rather than thinking it Is betieath la added. 'When we cooked a tor­ have laMAd bmnd those of other cially when hit by strikes. Vesisrday's Herald carried a Through the Needle’s Eye any woman with brains? tilla by the following rule for communitiea. For aeveral years he Guatemalan government ac­ lunch, our nephew and a aister After Crash list of locations for new star A bridge party and tea, spon­ Mrs. Rose Abate, who celebrated her 100th birthday anniversary Have I encouraged my daughter has been trying to get them cuses Cuban Communists of being yesterday InPfiiladelphla, has no difficulty in threading a needle Joined us — but we all. liked it ao hiked. mall boxes, but two of the ad­ sored by the Greater Hartford to expre.ss her o\vp ldea.s, to devel­ dresses may have caused con­ on the way to invade Guatemalan as she contthues her mending while sitting for her birthday por­ op her own taste, to make her own much that two of us could have He haa recommended the fol­ ■ Two women and a small boy Federated Democratic. Women's territory . Foiit* Derhocratlc finished It off by ourselves! fusion. Club,^ will be held Saturday at 1 trait. ^The tiny womaji—she' is only a bit over four feet in decisions, instead of assuring her lowing Increasee. Present chargee ware injured in an auto crash on senators Call for legislation they helg^ht^and weighs only 70 pourids—still has excellent, sight and that mothe^ knows best? Tortilla are in 'parenthsala. E. Mld^e Tpke. west of Shady The star box at 299 Green Rd. p.m,.^*t- the Statler-Hilton Hotel. say wopld close tax loopholes and Ingredients: 1.large onion, 2 me­ is in front of Mjller’s Pharmacy. ^ n d s much of her time sewing and mending for her grandchil- Have I helped m.v daughter to Alt Brand New 1105 fITS) for a aingla grave Glen early this afternoon. Hartford. Tickets may be obtained bring in additional revenues esti­ .-dren. {.AP Photofa.xi. dium-sized potatoes, 4 table- ap i^ ; 960 ($40) for an aduTt in­ Mrs. June Hull; 29. wife'of Dr. There Is also a'atar box In front from Mary O'Dwyer, 278 Oak St. understanH that i man's feelinga ^Kions olive oiI,v >4 teaspoon salt, mated at 9 2 billion . . . Non- are as-easily hurt as a woman's, terment; 938 1920) for interment Crawford Hull of the staff of of the Green Pharmacy at 501 professional workers at six metro­ 4 , large eggs (w'ell beaten). 1959 Models... E. Middle Tpke. The Britiah American Club's an- that his pride may be more easily In a 5-foot grave; 918 (912) for Hartford Hospital, suffered ankle politan hospitals vote overwhelm­ Method: Chop peeled onion and Yesterday'a list could have ^ nual spring dance will be held Sat­ hurt, that s man needs to be liked potatoes into <4-inch cubes. Heat an infant Interment; 9B0 ( 985) for and head Injuries. Her son, Peter, ingly to continue their M-day ao well as loved? ‘'V i la holiday IntepnOnt; 990 ( 940) for 2. suffered s brain concussion, and been construed to mean the two urday from 9 to 1, with a buffet black iron skillet (9 inches); add ^ 7 locations were the same. ^ served during the evening. Art W’alkout In bid to win union recog­ Have I taught my daughter, a Saturday Interment. Mrs. Patricia Rawson. 28. of 98 nition. olive oil and heat. Add onions and McKay’s hand will provide the by my own example, to be honest potatoes. Cook over very low heat Also, 912 (97> for use ot a Village St., Rockville ■ received in her dealings with others? Chapel tent: 91.50 per cubic foot cuts on her eye and possible In- music. Resen-ations are now being until tender, chopping with a accepted by the club steward. Paiiapngrr Killprl Have I emphasized the impor­ ahaxp knife as they cook and turn­ \ (91.25). for foundations: and ‘ 1 Juries fn her leg. cents per square foot ( 1**) for tance of such feminine qualities as ing occasionally. (Do not brown), The three are under observa­ gentleness, tact, compassion, and annual care. tion at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Your Pocketbooik The Auxiliary will hold a Bloomfield, May 21 i>Pi A car i '(^ e n tender, mix in salt; drain The lot price Includes permanent pital. Hospital authorities say the cjrd party tomorrow night at 8 pursued by police s^verved off a ' concern for the feelinga of others ? off excess oil. Add about one- Deluxe By PAYE HENLE care, and the Interment charges noy is the most severely Injured. o'clock at the post home. road and smashed into a tree last Have I encouraged my daugh­ third of the beaten eggs to the ■night, killing one man and critical­ ter to think well of herself as a pan, lifting up as mhlture sets to Include grass and use of lowering He was sleeping quietly, thby said. I person?' device, BllioU said. Investigation of the acicident By FAYE HEN’LE St. Maggaret's CJircle. Daughters ly Injuring another. ' allow moist egg: to run unqer. was not complete at press time. Dead was Cheater Budnik, 84, Has my daughter learned from When this part ot the egg is soild, Hartford, a passenger In the car me the fun and Joy of parentho^ odd another third of the beaten Home MacDonald Wins driven by Robert B. Gardner, 47, instead of Just hearing about the egg, lifting in the same way; fi­ Wethersfield. worry, work and responsibility In­ nally repeat w'ith''ii??maining egg. volved In bring up children? Ferguson Prize show the CHT. which was headed ! civilixafion. This year; white elephant sale and surpri.se Police said the car was spotted Keep heat as low aX possible, us- V west, left the road Just west of ■ •one 40 million people will demonstration will be. held. Mem- coming out of a side road without .Have I encouraged my daugh- 'Ing An asbestos pa^ under skillet 7 " Greenwood “Dr^ and traveled : he changing residences. I contact Mrs. its. headlights on. Police gave chase talk things over with her If necessary. When'a golden crust Only Norman's eon offtr you w d i torrHIe SUYS! WHY? Bo- Alan K. MacDonald, a aenlor at father, so that she has had the hoa formed, loosen omelet all Trinity College, yeaterday waa straight into the pole about 85 feet To the long-diatance truckers I frtlhrnemA'and^ when, they said, the car picked up speed. Tl^ chase ended (With the advantage of getting a man's as Oiqund edge and underneath with You Can't Beat ^ 9 0 WO buy 'om by tho coiiocMl . . . boiBausa our bonding swmrdsd the Ranald H. Ferguson ■way. this means about 800 million dol-' „ u srtlcles for the well as a woman's point of view? opatula; invert plate over top of PrlM for •xoellenca in Erench. I f was not determined who Jiad lars' worth of business. And ' crash on 'Tiinxls Ave. costs oro ftrippod to tho bono . . . bocouto wo cut eomon been drtring the car. Budnik was'killed outright. Gar­ Have I taught my daughter, pan; turn out upside down on The prise was presented to him many times that amount is i that a -woman owes it to herself to plate. Clean ont any bits sticking This Price Anywhere ovor)^horo. . . Yos, oH thdso extra sovingt oro bofng pOMod sppnl on local ' and Intrastate Miss Ixiuise Dick’soh. worthv ner w;as taken to at. Francis Hos­ by Dr. Loula H. Naylor at tha 10th 1 matron of Temple Chapter, and make the most of the looks, to pan; rub with'a Httle olive oil, annual Honors Dsy ceremony i moves. pital in Hartford, whe.re his con­ on to you right now on thoso notioncilly fomous Norgt Frooc>; her associate Officers, will hold an dition was listed as critical. talents, and brains that she Was ' then slide the omelet back in held in the college chapel. Shield Peized Most I Unless the govemdient or your. OE.S spring card party and Mili­ ; bom with, and that laziness is the again, moiat side down. Cook as ors. Shop, comporo— you'U find Norman's prieo* Hi# MacDonald la the son of Mr. ------employer finances your move ' this tary \Vhlat in the Maamic Temple , one thing that can keep her from before until solid. Makes 3 Serv­ LOWEST ANYWHERE! and Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald, Athens—In ancient times a expense can knock any 'well-; Saturday at R p.m„.'open to the H alf of .Aiixirians W ork - It ? ings. West Hartford. warrior a most precious possession (planned budget askew;' Or it can^ public, Refreahmenta will be (All rights reservSd, NBA Serv­ ‘Note: If you wish, you may cut The award Is In-memory of the was his ahield. To lose it in battle be a considerable drain on your 1 served. , Bonn - - A survey by the West ice, Inc.) mixture into 4 plecea in skillet, late Ronald H. Ferguson, manag­ meant complete and permanent savings account, Therefore this i German Industrial Institute after crust has formed; then turn ing editor and publisher of The disgrace. Hence the famous fare­ warning: Don't move in the dark. I The .Salvation Army will con- shows that 50.8 per cent of the THEOLOOIANR ATTACKED each wedge with a wide spatula to Manchester Evening Herhld. well admonition of the mothers of Interstate moving is one of the ! duct an open air service tonight Austrian population Is working. I^iisvllle, Ky., May 21 (A>)—A brdwn top side. Spart* to their sohs on the eve few services where credit is no i at 7;.i0, In the event of rain it will In the Federal Republic of Ger­ . North Carolina pastor riiarged Whale inD ^p Freeze of war; "Return with your shield good. Some local movers are be-1 be held indoors at the same hour. many the figure is 49.8, in Eng­ toda.r that Rout hem Baptist of ginning to allow time payments,.I land 46.2. Switzerland 45.7. Franco but this is still the exception rather tlieologtans ore teaching timt Blrringham, England - Sclen- than the rule. 44.6, and Italy 40.7. Austria also Christ's virgin birth and resur­ Extra Money! flats at the University of Bhceter DR. POt-LARD HEADS BAPTISTS leads in the percentage of lyoman rection may be viewed os mytho^ y . The moving industry is highly I working - 37.7 of the female and the University of Birming­ Shears Cut Out Barber; lavuisViUe. K.r„ May 21 \—.A The crItiriMn was considered regulated. It is governed by rules i/P population.. likely to stir an uproar at Mis ham report that melting ice in a of the Interstate Commerce Corn- Teunessee Baptist dcecrlbed as Sought for War I fjord on the west coast of Spits­ C()penhagen—A Danish clergj'-; mission which states that movers | a" evangelist extraordinary was denomination's annual conven­ bergen had exposed half a whale man has invented and patented s 9ot deliver .your possessions]/elected tciday as preslde.nt of (he Iron Found ipUfiyfit tion. Southern Raptisis alwajm coroaoB preserved through the pair of shears that enables a man ■ ^9til all charges have been paid ip] 9 million member .Southern have flnnly stressed traditional On Racketeers! doctrines. centuries, flesh.^ and all, in the to rut _ his own hai_r. Under D a „ n i s h (^“ *’,°c_by money order or ertified 1 Baptist Convention. The Rev. Cairo Irpmeif'e depo.sits esti­ lav a minister ma'y not engage in “ re few exceptidns to Dr. Rainse.r rolland of Broad­ mated s t ^ 2W,000.000 tons have (Obntinaed from Page One) ij^ m e n e the hairy mam-|jrjde, so the Inventor's wife and ( P^'P^red or storage I way Baptist Church, Knoxville, been disc(ivered by gcologi.sts neaR W'l" bsv? bS^ * company and " ’ *8*’* .Pc ad^d to your was chosen in a rllnoff election Wadi Karim. Debah. and other 96,146,500 for the President's bill. It IB permissible for movers *o, St the denominatlbn’s conven­ areks rtf the Ea.sleny Desert, ac­ Hiecial international program, a require prepayment In part qr in ; tion. The Rev, Dr. Ro.v O. V|,.- cording to the Ministry of Indus­ > SEND t h e m cut of 9954,500. a marine animal, the ocientists full or a guarantee of charges. | ClalB of .Atlanta was the other try of the United Arab Republic's Do You Believe It Now? 9280,000 for the'Civil RighU «ay- a ■ I The ICX: also regulates the rates] ninoff candidate. • Egyptian region. Orland Davig offers evidence to the scoffers who hooted'^ re- Oommtasion, a ept of 98.QOO. truckers may charge. These rates ; porus that hail as big as baseballs fell at Iji Crosse, Wis., during 948,703,900 for the Federal Ju­ Be Cool And Comfortable a storm. He holds two hailstones and a baseball. The baseball THE diciary, a cut of 92,335,700. Stw-Eaiy SuntuitI are based on actual weight by ship- ’ ment. the distance hauled and ad-! Is tha (rtnallest item, tlje one with stitches. (,AP nioti^ax). Appropriations, for the Justice Department and the Judiciary are dttionsl services performed such as HOMETOWN more than were provided for the the packing of china, clothing, or ; accidents are "people- not '.speed present year. For the other agen- the removal of drapes or carpet- or unsafe conditions.” In recent ing. .j Driving Habits clea they, were ilightly less. years, for example, 6 out of 10 nio-. NEWS In a bill scheduled for House lVhlle\you may ask one or more torists in an accident were charged^ debate next week, the committee NORaE UPRiaHT F5EEZER mov'era for an estimate of the cost : How W'ell do -you know traffic with violating a traffic law. ! approved funds to reactivate the of your move, th. exact total: 4. (hi and (d) The Council Bays I laws? Are you hep to the finer ■\ federal prison at Sandstone. Minn., e Jet Freeoer Shelvea ’ e New Haadidor Storage e New charge cannot he known until the ; that if your car starts to "‘skid,! and tof i speqa-up in-construction Safety Letch Door e Oold-Lock InstdaMoa . e Bofety truck la weighed But vou can help points of driving? Take this teat never Jam down on the brakes., o^f'eW '.tfeme of . America broad- Gnard Cold Control e Recessed Design, etc. v'our mover-make an estimetr hv-> SJid find out Just how 'sharp you Better that you pump the brakes < y in g aUtlmts near Oreenville, showing htm all the articles to be are. with an up-and-dowh motion of the 1 AVAILABLE IN 15 and 19 CU. FT. SIZES moved Including those stashed, j. 1. You are driving down the high- foot. And always turn the wheal. In • .'^The. ConiiiiniUea noted that while away in the.attic or garage. j I way at 2 a.m.. and come to ah in- tlie direction of the skid—ifi this] lhe,.'amhuht recommended for the Movers advertise that they are I terseetton with' s stopop 1light. The instance, to the„Ieft. , I State Department is 924,326,352 1 ''bonded and insured" This means i J 5, (a) "Long brakes’’ can cause less.than was proviiJed this year, virtually nothing. In intrastate light is flji.slj^g red.. No No cars are 'In sight. BV ylaw Ta’ ,v0u srp required a lot of .trouble when quick stops tha 'department • actually would NORMAN’S moves the ICC regulation usuallv! are needed. And jupt as dangerous have'' more'Tor lbs hormot opera- limits a mover's liability to 80 to (a)- slpwr -down and proceed with caution, ib) come to a fidl arc brakes that require pumping. tiona because some!items In thia cents per pound per article. | The ideal brakes are those tliat GIVES YOU stop and then |go on. Cel- stay at .year’s budget were apeciel no nils amount Is not insurance, but “ lake’’ about an inch down. recurring charges. l covers the mover's maximum lia-■' thb SR"'*® speed.,' 2. You're on a'., side street and It approved creation of a new bility should an article become lost' State Department unit of 18 post Or totally destroyed. It is Up to about to turn onto a main thor­ ^ ! oughfare. But first you must (a) \t'^ax-Wick R a Ho Set ReKardlem of where tions to combat international Cora- you to buy transit insurance for the ! RiimUt aetlvltiea of on economic full value of your possesslona come to a full stop„ahd, if it's ■your nervice man or safe, proceed, ib) slow,down be­ London—Trial (tnd error Kavs character. 1 against practically all forma of woman is stationed, Following up sharp questioning damage or loss. It la important fore proceeding, (ci Mow your developed a "commonly abce^tsd . that the Insurance used covers tte horn and proceed If there's no oth­ rule that cajidlea should, contSaln the Mancheater Eve­ at committee hearings, the group l^tua! full value of the shipment. ; er vehicle within 200 feei.^f 1 the about 60 parts of wax to one part criticized os utterly exorbitant wick. The nick must' be large ning Herald can be for­ transfer coats of State Depart­ Othbrqtiee the insurance company; Intersection. ■ .'f can Invoke a clause under which i ' 3. The most common factor In enough to consume the jvax by warded to be at "Mail ment and U81A personnel and you will In effect share a proper-1 auto accidents is (ai mechanical caplllarj’ action at a rate appro­ Call‘* regularly with all 'What It coUad “the u ^ te of tax­ tion&tft p&rt or the loea or , i defects of cars, (hi bad weather, priate to the amount of wbx avail­ payers’ funds" in opention of the In the event of loss or damage (cl unsafe practices by drivers.and able. If hot, the wick burns too the hometown news Foreign Service Institute for while your shipment ig in transit, pedestrians. rapidly or too slowly, leaving a people away from training. state department,, person­ ask the driver to note thia on the v/iedUess candle or a oandlelSss nel. 2738 4. 1 You’re driving at a moderate home are ao anxious • r . i Inventory and delivery receipt. speed on a slippery road. The rear wick.' . It also questioned the propriety Then stale your claim to the mov­ end of .vpiir car starts to skid to to vget. of spending 950,00Q each for un­ ing company in wrlUng. The RTC’a furnished residences for foreign authority doee not extend to the the left. No other cars are coming, forliinatel.v. What two things Tree/ Lead in Alabama ■ervlce peraonhel and cited os un­ (MiM mniHis settlement of such claiips in inter­ justified a proposal to spend $220,- state. shipments. ^ should you do: (a) hit the brakes, SWURRftHTY' (b) keep your foot off the brake Montgomery, Ala. ~-,.Ths Kales Telephone Ml,.1-2711 ^ 000 for-a home and furniahlngs -I Ilia Uttle oaea will be cool in M n - 0 - When you move. It is up to you to pi^al, m) turn the wheel to the' value of fqrpst prodiiciiii in Ala­ for the American consul at Dakar, theoe adorable otmaulU that open have all mechanical appliances Cirdulstion French West Africa. , /Tight, |jni) turn the wheel to the bama during 1958 (;limbed. to _ te 'Bait Of easy laundering. Add nif- . All during the warm weather la such as -clothes anri dishwashers, left, ^..p, ^ ■■ ;. 9524,000.000 marking the fl:i;8t- Funds for..tt(e. U8IA lnclude>9 refrigerators, TV-sets and air con- 'v, Department ■to here; rlc rac to hts* and > this fCollarleas .,.vita,,cas style forlur women,w 5. When you hear a person talk time the timber crop’s value has • million to'earnplete thel n'aW Cuta SloJneae kitten atamp-ona to | thafk______ideal_ for sheer fabrics . ditioners serviced for safe trans- hlgh-powersd East Coast broad'^ about "long brakes .voi-know he’p exceeded ths]t of other farm ' Today J both for'trlih. No, 8186 with'Fatt-O-Rama is before they are .moved. •referring to brnke.s that (a). mijst crops. The fatm, crops, including coat faelllty'designe

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X X :,.rf '"v C X - V . FAGS TWl^VB MANCHESTEll EVENING HERALD. B4ANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, 21. i m ^ Section Two HOBDAY. 1959 i i a n t I i 9 Bter Inifnfng ^rrulh r THURSDAY, MAY tl, 19W Paget 13 to 24 _ 'X Weatam Avaitton aald "Dleoov- May 0 for ooUactlon equlpmant and R o e k n iU e Democratic vlctai^ ^ the 1968 alee- arerU t- wUl be the aame aa Ita Hospital Ready also tha town's collection contract. ttan meant htvwwTd lose tbs ap­ iVbsc Conm.pred*ee4aor (DIaehvertr n>, except Nona oLUm bids haa bsfen rejected. pointment t * a Democrat. for inatrumentatlpn neceaai^ for Waiving the charter require­ Lugg May S Some Jtepubllcana at first op- ^Style Without blitter^. * Thugs Attack, the mice.” On Open Type ment for competitive bids in the •' plan for two legialattYe Father Htinnon Marks ists Host Veterans Diacoverer II wpa^ launbhed karbaga m ^ter is the action Di­ In State Post ionera, but proponents felt R ecovered rectors win eonslder. H would speed up the legislative 'April 13 from Vahdenberr, 150 machines. * Rob Man, tnllca borthweat of Lpa Ahpefea. Heart Surgery Atty. HarafIS. Lugg of Rochvlll* Atty. Lugg said W^ay the new ' Air fort^ flanea from Hawaii plan will permit )iim to apend 30 Years as Priest On Memorial Sunday In Atlantic were a olaed to recover the aatel- appearaAdfaurod of retaining hla MERCURY for '59 . A 78-yse.r-ol6 mail wu<€u«cked .fOsatiiiued from Page One) F alko wski Enlists post JK Legialative Oonimiasloner more time on hia own law prac­ and robbed near .hla p tn o o on Fos­ lite'a payload capaule, hut a tim­ tice in Rockville. During the leg- ing device faileil.and the phyload tha. paaaage o<‘ ii bin by the Thirty years as an “altar Chria-Wlnolude eight el)(SBrooma,' and the ter 0C, lata ItH^ ptfHt. . The Community Baptist Churchfin, •cheduted Monday night • t . ^ diw i^w d from riig« One) Invented flrat to correct defects I|i Coast (Fiiard ialattve session he hat handled hla tue” and 10 yMra as pastor nf St. othar part wrir'" include a new Mauri«e>t', noH'is.'Of 87 F ^ler waah't dropped. unUt the Mtellite [ouse yesterday. practice with evening or weekend will be the host church for' Me'mo- I in the coffee room of waa over the Arctic on ita 17th present In the heart at birth, ad- The bill Mtabiishea two legiala­ Al^eays a Jamee' Church were observed laat g>'mhaaium and a cafeteria.’' SI., -Nvas by three men, Municipal Bulldlt^^io iron out de­ 'u » a eusnle nanr appointments, but for the past rlal Sundhy this year. paaa. vancea in t e c h n i q u e iMd au- tive commiMlenera, one a Repub­ night by the,Very Rev. John F. At the same Gme Father Han­ police *iUd,'1^i)r strolled jieer hit tails for the M em brltl^ay porid* TIm 1m AlifelM XSxamlner Mid piorltiM on the procedure to think month haa had no'Ume free from Bener Buy tfl The noee cone waa believed aeen Michael W. FaUtowsklv M e lto n lican and one a Democrat, at Hannon, who was gueat of honoii non la director of the cam]mmpalgn home, Felice Sajd Ferrla was Manchester's vetersna and Serv­ and service in Center Ihirk. This \ y the launtihliii: wotiM poMlbly be it will probably be expanded to help legislative work for hia own law CatiioTlo robhod' of ha waUet containing ice- organisations will attend the parachuting e a r t h w a r d near St., yesterday enlisted JiT^e U.8. aalartas of 17,600,6 yMr each. The practice. Moriarty B ro th e^ at a surprise dinner given .by hie to raise funde for a new yesr’* chairman of the coritMlHe^ taiJiQr. victlma of "heart attacka." Senate la expected to approve the pwrishonera. High Schoor on Hilliard St. The abrful $100. 10r30 a.m. service there this Sun­ Air F o r a offldale releaaed bo Spttisbergen laland, north of Kor- CoMt Guard for foup'^aafa./” He win taka a cut in ialary is Miss Margaret Karngiebel i During open heart operationa, Mil within the next few days. Af­ . About 250 members of hie,parlah, campaign has already netted more ' Ferrla was held and kvmc.k in day. All groups will meet In front DAR. Wilfred Bulla of the tnfoRnstkm for publication about ivay. A wldeapread eearch waC the heart lung -machine replaces He will receive^bMic training at from 110,600 to $7,900 w der the made for it, but it waa nevCr re­ ter Governor Riblcoff signs the bill .town officials and prlestsS, con- than $102,000, and promises to go, the face, police said. He sufCm'ed of the old church at Manchester vice chflrman. auch a d io t the )ieart and lungs of the patfent the Coast Guard T r y in g Center new 19111. He also holds'the 'poai- ported found. Into Ifw the namea of Lugg and Uona.of town counaM in Vernon ajatulated Father HarOfion 8t. a much .higher. Until a ' week ago, a ciit, lip and complained nf phln Green at 10:1.6, and will ma^eb In Everett Kennedy, i^OMt com- It tba mice do go aloft, they will in keeping the blood - circulating located at 0 6 ^ Marl N. J. " Atty. Arthur M. L ^ ia , a' Demo­ In htamack, but aald today he had ■a body Into the church where the Weatern A dation, a monthly and proaecutlng «ttom ey ti Rock- MORIARTY BROTHERS dinner in the Knights of Columbus St. James’ parish led all pariehea iv-.knder of the American Legion, is ba the flrat anlmala the United and keeping it eupplled with vital Upon admpletlng^ thrpe montha crat, of Hartford will be sub­ Home. in rile three areas Where money not sought n rdiral attention ai\d Rev.^ John Neiiberl will deliver the Statea haa tried to ihoot Into orbit trade publication, aaid that the .vllle Cltji Court. the parade marahhl. Hla chief of of b a ^ training, he wilt be aa- mitted to the Houm for cdnfirma' 3Dl CENTER FlUEET— MI 3-8135 Mayor Eugene' Kelly and Gen­ la being raised for three.new high, waa feeling "all right.” ' Meritarlal Sunday sermon. staff ia E. 8,niuel Mosely of tha and recover. The Ruailani placed Air FVmce p'.anea—trallln* trapeae- Thli free*, the eurgeon to work Bi^MN a regular duty atatlon. tion. • The mugging occurred about Uke neta--wUl have 10 mlnutea eral Manager Richard Martin vrere 'schools. Mrji. I,eura Loomis, who la aeo- American Legion: and the as­ a dor t»to orMt in 1057 In Sputnik within UiiT heart, a type of opera­ > la a graduate of. Holy Trin­ The RockvWe Republican as­ New York — "UtUe Women,** The new qohool ia . slated for midnight, acc,.irdlng to-police, Fer­ n , but .the animal' waa not re* to anare the falling oapauie from tion never posatbte befofe InveiH on hand to extend the lieet wlalwB relary of the. Permanent Memorial sistant chief of staff is Capt. Wal­ ity High School in Hartford and sumed the post 6 year Ago while U,e beSt-seiUng girls' liook of ail of the town. completion by September 1961. ris was approaching hla home Day Committee, aald today that ler VoPHone, commander of the covered. niacoverer II if It pare«hutea into tlon of the hMrt-lung machine^/ also compMad two years at S t when a man seised him from the the Pacific area aa phuibed. The- RepufaUcana were still in control time, haa been translated into 16 It waa May 12, 1,929, when Fa­ Raised to Dean the ceremony at Gould's Pond, con­ Rmfineer Detachment of the State. Until open heart surgery wp.4De- Vincent’s Colleiallege, Latrobe, Pa. of the General AMembly. The languages. -Advertise in.'The HepBfd— It Pays rear. A second man punched him 10 mlniitee la the time it takes for gun in New Haven some t)ide ago, ther Hannon said hie first Maaa in- In recognition of his knowledge ducted by the Spahish War Vet­ Qtmrd. T the basement church of St. Thomas of church law, the needs of the while the' tidrd took hla wallet erans to honor Ihe navsl.dead, wljt Edaon M. Baliey, principal of the chute to drop from the maxl- candidates for this klp'‘y Of condemn the Maftchester astor of Christ the King Church O’Toole Church In Hartford. ginia While, 24 Saullers Rd.; Water Co! 1. scheduled for SUt* garbage collection will be held to­ £1 Did Lyme, a post he held for The tali, gray-haired priest has Elisabeth Kleinschmldt, 86. Sum­ morrow at 8 p.m. in the Municipal o Senate action today. four years. had his effert on individuals in; his mit St.; Mrs. Mary Gompb,.4,6 Lib- DISCHARGED TODAY r Ray-! Aronson ■ predicted the bill would Building. Oanie Here In 1949 parish, as well as on his fellow “Congratulatl6ni>JPaUier,’* offers Bernard Fogarty to, the Very Rev. John F. Hannon at a surprise erty 'St,; Robert Harney. 6.36 W. mond Carra, Glastonbury: Mrs pass the-Senate by a aafe margin. An agenda released yesterday In 1949 he was appointed pastor clergymen. . a Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Hazel Fahey* .Jean Alpers. Wapplng; Albert It encountered oppoaition in tha listed the aubject for discussion at dinner in honor orT gther Hannon's lOth anniversary 'as pastor of St. James', and hJa 30th anni­ Gaines, 110 Eldjidge St.; Robert of St. James' Church, to succeed One parishioner said. "The en­ versary as a priest Fogarty and 2.60 other member*^of the parish lined up to wish Father Han­ 709 Main 8t.; Thomas Smith, House of Representatives from a Board meeting Tuesday night. thd' fhte Rev. John L Loughran. Boisvert, HartforB; Diane Bennett, tire parieh, and the entire town, non well in the coming years of hie pastorate. (Herald' ’ * Photo by Oflara). South Wllllngton; Mrs, Marian GOP leader A. Searla Plnney, Oeneral Manager Richard Martin During his 10 years as pastor of too. will remember him for his Cousins, 238 Parker 8t>; John and 99 McKee St.; Michael Rothman, May 12 but passed by a vote of raid today it was arranged sooner It Tyler Or, iP.i St. James', FaUier Hannon has building of the Church of the As­ Laurie.Carr, 26 Finley St.; Susan 139 to 104. . so he can report on a number of left his mark on Manchester sumption end for his being chosen - "The Hartford law firm of Krevo- Democrats Slate TomaszewskI, South Rd., BOllon; 'The bill haa been opposed by of- complicating factors in the gar­ Catholicism. .... to head the fund campaign in King’s Suied Un, Felnstein and Frged is rep­ Robert Adams, 25 Proctor Rd.; ficlKla of the water company iff > Play ; bage matter and save some time. He worked hard to make the this area... for the new hUrh resenting Miss King Im the action. Stanley Efesherta, North Wind­ Karash Arrested that condemnation rlghta in the The manager was preparing a Church of the Assumption, until school. This waa a mark of dis­ The building occupied by King's ' Regional Confab ham; Mrs. Marion Knight, 26'N. hands of both the town and the report today. 1954 a mission of St. James’, .an tinction.” For $25,000 is leased from Arawana Mills. Park St., Rockville; Mrs. Helen On Two Charges He is holding off on bids opened independent parish. Bay State Native Murray A. Candlb of Springfield, Herrick. Anddver; Mrs. Laura it His biggest project was U.e con- Father Hannon also has made Mass., and Ollle A- Cohen of The Manchester Federation of Cone, WUlimantIc; Mrs Dorothy Improvements through bond issues. ■truction bf the $300,000 Church an Impreaaion with hia dry, very Brookline, Mass, officers of the Democratic Women will partici­ Tower, 23 Delmonl St.; Philip Hall, This contention was made known A $26,000 stairway-fall auit has Robert Karash, 18. of 717 Tol­ to Plnney In a letter from s cm i- o f the Assumption, which was dry. sense of humor. ( "I don’t store, were also named in the suit. Glaatonbury.- land Tpke , was anested at hla pate in the' Democratic Women’s panv attorney. 300 YEARS' ^ THE PLEASURE OF FINE FOOD is a gift of Nature to all. Of course we eat to satisfy our ’reniiuni dedicated in September 1954. The know how long Father will be on been started in Hartford County ADMITTED TODAY: Barbara home laat night and was charged Regional Confermce June 6 and 6 Giving the town the power of Coo-oo-ol,.. church is a red brick colonial the phone. It depends on who's on Superior Court against King’s Mill Jarvis, South \yindsor; Albert with aaaailll and breadh of the ARTHUR DRUG hunger . . . to build healthier lives on the ^lid foundation of modem nutrition. Isn’t it won­ 'building on Adams St. The nave at the Hotel Statler-Hilton In condemnation would strengthen the other end of the wire, a man or Store inc., the Arawana Mills, Inc., Two Men Bruised Gaines, 110 Eldpldge St. peace In connection with a fight PRESORIPTIUN derful then that eating can be a source of enjoyment . . . especially When you and your fam­ of the church has a capacity of Woman.’’) . . Hartford. any negollgtions the town might BXPERIENOE and two company officials by Miss BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A s6n which reportedly occurred Tues­ hold to buy the firm, if such a ily dine on the tender, tastiness of Swift Premium Steaks and RoasUi. Serve a platter full of 630, and additional wings can be Father Hannon ia a native of The program will include social day night. BY OUR PHARMAaSTS pleasure at your next meal! opened to seat a total ..of $00. Bomervllle. Mass., and studied for Joyce King of 280 Woodbrldge St. As Cars Collide activities, panel discuiMpna and to Mr, and-Mrs. Gerard Gaudreau, step Is ever decided. Under Father Hannon’s .supervi- According to papers filed in the 89 ArceUla Dr.; a son to Mr. and Karash posted $1,000 hood, but The Idea that the town might the priesthood at St. Thomas workshop sessions for DerUocratic nn court dste has h > hia own perish Father Han­ the coming year; E. Paul Abert, spection.” Aa a result of the fall, 40, of 144 Birch St., who is sched­ ...... -v-’’ : :■ • , p U o m 'n t nah aupervised the complete ren­ resident; William K. Gilroy, vice the woman claims she suffered in­ uled to appear In court Saturday. ONIV !h::: H f A » I N G AID ovation o f the interior qf the fresident; Henry H. Bartley, sec­ ternal injuries anIT a fractured left Patrolman Janies Martin said iURSACK'S SALUTES THE SWIFT'S PREMIUM TENDER KNtVED church. He also renovated the in­ retary, and Harry B a'a k 1 n d, arm and elbow and that these in­ Malln. driving north, had started 1 9 5 ® ' terior. of the elementary school treasurer. , . ' juries are likely to be permanent. from the traffic light at Brainard f o r 8 eF 0/‘0 which la part of the parish. A "barbecue chicken supper was Miss King further alleges that Pi. when Adair drove into his rear. MANCHESTER LIONS CLUB Adair told police he had been Sandals hoaring impairmanta Currently he ia 'working to add the feature of the meeting. she is unable to perform her oc­ $60,000 dwW e Addition' to the William E. Jarvia hqx, been cupational duties and that her talking to Smith, hla passenger, QUALITY and wlehea them good hick on their school. president o f tli*iFeliowah1|i auring earnipg power has been impaired and bad failed to notice Malm’s car One part of this addition 'will the past year. ' - * by the injuries named. or' the traffic signal. . FREE] UllH iMSi Light aS^a breete: comfv a» s cushion; and built for rugged NIAtlHI ait* GRADKER lAGK DAY, MAY W svear . . yet they contain all the adi antngf$ nf regular ihoet. and ’ III;; Hare's whst jTntr sctive youngsters get in every pair of (hstrss During the week of May 21-28 all our aales of Cracker QUINN'S PHARMACY Sandals; , ■ Jacks wlU be made only through voluntary oontribu* iii-i! PHONE MI.S-41S6 Rons. Proceed! will help the Community Child pulil- iiin? e snug lifting hatl '.. • $turdy Goody tar Well LOW PRICES construction ance Clinic and' the Manchester AsaoclaUon for the • Uathar guoHtr .L help of Retarded Children. lining$ • Fine Elk leather, EVERYDAY tanned uppers a abtorbtnt fltxiblt Bureack's hope* alf Maneheeter wilt ’'Support a Cracker , Uather intolei • sturdy tong uearing soles Jack of a Cause” and give generously this week to aid iiilif e broad toe lasts for roomy comfort X' the lews fortunate. Visit our special Cracker Jack dis­ play In the store. • WHITE, RED. BROWN OPEN TONIGHT and FRIDAY WINF X SEALTEST ICE CREAM x TILl, 9 PJ«. ALL FLAVORS—2 pints 59c . SATURDAY TILL 6 P.M. LIBBY’S g o o d ; sound LARGE FIRM ICEBERG 12 OZ. MORRELL S o Finsr Fit at RADIO ■i- H F D . r o a d c o r . M c KEE S T .— R H O N E . M l 8-85.32 any Pridt CORNED BEEf CAN E-Z CUT HAM i hds. SWEET LIFE ALWAYS PLBITY Of We Give m o 11 ALWAYUfi ON LEH U C E 2 PREE PARKING C4NMUMera L b.t.69c IN t u b s s. CHILDREN'S BOOTERY YOUR 1 wiTH YOU ITS THE BOTTLE THAT SERVES m PEOPLE DpM Till 8 PJN Tbaradaya Profit-ShariiiR (Whole or Shank Half) DIAL Ops* Tin • P.M. PrMaye SUunpe P A R K AD ! KOSHER DILLS ... r . OR IfWO .PULL GLASSESfFOR YOU! 1 I O FIRM RIPE MIDDIE TURNPIKt t * • MANCHESTER A m GLEE CLUB—SWEET ^ ^ -•fid t6day’$ Narra|M$8tt hM that honaat-to-btar flavor that RIB END MINUTE y-' ilopa your thirat o M . It juat couldn’t bt mort rtfrashing. CELLO y, GAL. Hi, Mighborl Have a ’Gansatt Hava a KIN6-SIZL PORK PKGS. « JUG MASHED POTATOES 2»«‘ 49c OF 4 MIXED PICKLES ROAST XT NEW! CORN CHEX CEREAL • D A IR Y • SLICED X- '■ i |CHOICESTIIIIEATSINTOWN...!| SWEET SUN1 6 9 T NAVEL - 29e Introductory Oife? ’ * '''‘’ 17$ LK 39c Americon Cheese BUTTERFIELD CANADA DRY ^ . I' '■>' •Hiii > t SUCCULENT RIB K ra ft jMiracle Whip^ Pt. 35c CANNED SODAS 3 ^'25c HEN TURKEYS ROAST Je^o T omaf o 95c WELCH'S ASSORTED fniti Lb, 4 5 c OF / CANDY BARS " • « ^ ” '» 39c f l (7-8 Lb. Avg.) Horsey, Grapefruit Jlilte gC’Can 25c 50c vdut! ° TENDER CAROLINA SUMMER BEEF i r SUNSHINE PRETZEL N H X ...... box 21c . , P o r k B e a n * 2 ^ i t Z 7 e ' ^ U. S. CHOICE EDUCATOR CRAX ...... box 28c MACHINE SLICED Lb. 89c ?;,QOpKlES* J PICNIC HAM EduMtor Graham . ' SunshliM Hydro* FRUIT • VEGETABLE Nabisco Rita-16 os,' pkg. 6$a * > 1 Squarea . 6 ^ os. pkg, 86e» CooMm , II >4 os pkg. 89o J' "O ut Of This World Sale'' iiiil Pictsweet Frozen Food i i iriii e R EE» SaCAMPS -r -iliil'i U V E , M A IN E CRISPY, PASCAL ; AMPLE PAgKtNG AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF ggiLPING______PEAS OR CUT CORN | liii J I LOBSTERS i "> i TURKEYS CELERY LARGE SIZE Large Double Bunch u ., § ! , it! 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- v A, ,v , ■' UA'NCHESTIJt BViCKmtt HERALD. UA^C»EflTBB. CONN, THURSDAY; MAY ll, ^ 9 MANCHE! ER ICV’SNINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONK. Jt>AY, M A Y 11. 1919 PAGRVirrEBN Tk - ______captain of the lubmarina Georg. gtapcR t hlajMUMl on tho mtsrdOror erhn Cexingtortf Tanker Collide s Columbia 'taken over Paula’s on Bt. 6: He Ha Was. presented with an hon Uymtfilicg Sigfoeed . L fOUDIC 8 ^Cl^wataington wil[-be Cmdr, Jamei ahnwad ran Duke (irged to Air nsM la u mstnbsr of tho Bay has Isase4 the quarters and pur­ orary life membership in the Nas­ B. Osborns of FRlIa Church. Va. ^ IStiCB 8tropt,^lttloni j»Orty,’’ , chased 4Me equipment. He plana to’ sau .County.. BlemcHtary fhrlhqi- Htmoluru. Mky^ 21 (PV-^Tha Air- For Polaris Subs The skipper sf‘ the Patrick Henry' Tha 1( ‘Mr.-'Sn.S'tli! Oakes Death Facts Sir Hqrry, trim owned emuld- V Public Invited BpodnUta In plssa, grinders and pals Ann), fdr his effortsr In ns. Is Oihdr. Harold C. Shear of. Alex­ ndlcRtos one crew vrould'J ersble Bahamas property and gold ! craft OftfU'r Laxihgton eolUdad spaghetti, and win tise a carhop founding.'..The ta^mberahis now„ andria, 'Va. William B. Stms, Alfpi* m'srtaxsd to-' keep a Polaris I I withiartitnker during flaaijrataal- mUMER CHENEY MILLS Aquahf^cs Anpnymous ''(Oanthined tram Page One> On«> mlnsa In oChsr parts of the wprid, To Open Hou§e in (he naar future. Mra. Loula numbens appronlmataiy 600 andria. wiH command the ’ Thsd-; tibmarina at, 4ea as long as -the -wba found bludgeoned In his- home I Ing-'taerctsait yeaterday, hut dam- Baby Has ^ cW ke. who has recently opened While aeave In tha organlan- dore RooasVtrt.. , 'av>* plana wtll demand." on July 8. 1943. HU son-ln-li^, i’Age waa minor and no one was In* Tha Elms motfl on R t 6 nsar Hi- Uon, Onaff aarwd as pr^daat, 5TER,CONfL the .resolution, sttld’-he was sur­ ‘ jured. ■ ; '' t mads last winter. Bach crew of jcvwmt Alfred de Marigny, -Was Set by Orange Acres corner^ hta leased The Elms vioe prestdant and djihetor Of re­ The nrat nine submarinei The ocew'i wilt be rotated after prised at the -Assembly’s actloh The Navy, starting’ an invaatlga- To Aid w^ter Drinkefs the flmt nine snn'marlnoe will be compriee a squadrolY,imd each ' trip. The crew coming Tuesday aiid expected li to be charged with the ala.vtng liiit was reetaurant to Mrs. Althea Dorothy search. In Dm latter poaiUon IM HARTPOM^D. and PINC ST. acquitted. lion, said the accident between tha Ccriumbla Grange will sponsor of Coventry. ^Mrs. Derothy ariU nia instrumantal In Uie publion- — ------— <” ■ ' ■•r about 100 men and oificers. . mand of Capt. N o t v ^ ^ . Ward, ashore wilt receive specisl training thrown out, carrier and the fleet ollar Kgjriah* (OeaUnued from Page One) Thay will live "ii, me New Lon­ Annapolis, Md. at a Polaria hubmarine arhool Been Named ••• an open hodse, to which the com­ continue the aam4 pattern- follow­ tiqn of a research project entitled X FROM STA’TR k i l l e d i !'l feet'It Imperative that th* The Duke of Windsor was gov- iwi occurred 6A mllaa south of Hon- don area so that the officers and being' built at New I^mdon. munity as a whols Is invited, to­ ed by Mrs. Clarke. "What It Coats Flnsnclally to Bs PLENTY OP mSPARKING ayfield, N. Y., May 21 lAb— The first of the Polaris ____ Duka of Windsor come to Nassau ^srnoT of tha Bahamia at the tlnas ! olulu off Oahu. morrow night at 8 o'clock In Teo- BcaeBt Hoepltal a Principal.’’ Ha was dirMtor of rlage with one would be a honey­ TwoN^atatton College atudenU men can be with their famtiies on the GeoYge Washington. WH? ,bs Tha Nav>' also announcad an­ to reveal Information he has at his ' and hired vAteran detsetivea to moon to Niagara Falla. Both vesseU were returning un- mans Hall. Hie Rolar.^ Club o f wniimantle a radio seriaa which consisted of PAVM) PICK-UPME^CE from Q^niectlcut Were killed early shore," the Navy said, adding that ■ launched on June 9. TheTheTolarls other roittl'n# call for officers to disposal concerning the miirder." i work on. the case, which has never ! saststert to PeArt Harbor, tha.navy ; Francis Lyman, a past maatar has' announced plana for what they TTie office water cooler, now Julit todea^wKsn their automobile mlss- the famillss of 18 cce’iv. will be suba di*pl*<'0 abo\il 8;400 tons. take aubntarina trgVnlng. ’These Stevenson said yesterdsy. "It was been .dWved’. W «ed » IraMi dauchUr of itr. ond Mni. Joatph SaUmia, 36 a 6 .sraekly broadbasts 'entitlsd a harmless natlonRl goof-off zone, reported. of the Orange, baa arranged for say will be otie of the largest an­ Nnssau County irve and crashed off a high­ moved there w’ithjn the next 2 >4 They afo far larger than any of calls for officer volunteers sre the Duke’s bungling that was re­ ^ De.. Martajiy wwg ordered to . A Navy - spokeaman aatd that Btn BoclcvlUe. 8h« w m bom Hay J1 at Rockvin# O ty / i r ^ TO YOUR CAR would take on pathological over-^ Ool. Nathan Oatchcll of Andover, tique and country auctions to be way near tmla Fulton County vil­ yGGTB* - fironeni-iy' vpcrauiiH AttftCk msds twiest a year with each.claas sponsible for the investlgstlon npl ''leave the Bamjnaa and iat«r hu Her maternal grandmother. Is Mf». Alice floWson, dchOola.^ tone.. The phrase, "Ice watejv-to minor broadside colUaionis ara cal­ traveler asd lecturer,, to epeak held In this area for aome time. lage. ; The twin crewg w;lU be desig- , type nttclesr pwhmartnes. Averaging about 175 students. being rsrried through.’’ i m arriage to Nantw Oakes, helfeaa culated risks during roftiallng at' 'Moriden. tad her paternal frandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael giving an llluitrated lecture con­ hi. veins," would take on a dark nated'.‘BUieTand "Gold.’’ The aklp-p The Nav.v noted that the polar' The ceuraas for anllated men arei Stevenaon said that Raymond I to an estimated | 2htv. million, was Satemls. 2S Oottage St, Rockville. She has a brother, Mark, 4, It- Is scheduled to bq held- Jtme 6 Manchecter Evening Hemld, Oe- meaning and ’TVA, Grand Coulee 'The victims weelB John Hawls,. sea hec.aiiss tha ahipa travel alda cerning Mexico and the Latin 20, Darien, Conn., add, Bruce Tay- i per« for the first throe Blue crews , voyagea of, the Nautilus and the ' convtned mors fraqtisntly, with! Schindler, an Amertcem detective, i anntilied. Both Der Marigny "ttd in John Koselka'a barn at -CoIum- rmnUa eerreapondenf Mrs. DonnM Dam and every Ir r in tf^ project hv aide at i4 m p.h. only 100 fact and a atstar, Ehaitm, 3H. American countriei. Ma Center, the building which R. Tuttle, telephone AOndanqr OPEN 1IUI.-10 P.M. MONDAY thru THURSDAY lor, 20, Noroton, Conn.' , |already have been announced. ’The i Skate and the M-day aubmer-, the ciassei averaiing about 300,. "told rrs without do'ibt he. could ; Nanf.y have since romatried. apart. Cdl. Oatchell, a" teacher at from Arisona to the Negev would once housed Xoselka's museum of 8-8486. auddenly acquire new fanatical ___ Am Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haldon Toung, Vernon RHAM High School, has made eariy Americana. OPEN P A.M.-10 PsM, FRIDAY aRi SATURDAY ■upporters. v., Trailer Court, Vernon. She was bom May 16 at Manchester eight visitc to theee couhtrles, The Rotarians are scouring the Memorisl H o ^ ta t Her mSUmal grandparents are Mr. and traveling, for the most part, via FHELFB rUNBRAL BET '"Junior!" cries the long-.ummer- motorcycle. Through thie iheanc .cpUntryaMe.-for i^iitabla. itams to ■-tog wife, "here con)eq your father Mrs. Stanton tee. East MHUnocket Maine, and her paternal Be ookh at, the . Auctlta. and aliiee grsndfyithAr ta George Toung, Monsoh. Maine. She has a broth­ he feele he has come to Know the Colebrook, May 31 Of! -+-■ Fu­ ^ FOOD KING UsS. TOP DHOIDE QUALITY DEEP « d he’s had a mite too much. natives much better than the av­ the entire'procei!;ds ar« to g o ^ Ruh-down to the basement and cut er, Gary AUan, 22 months. erage tourist. Windham Community Memorial. neral sSrvlcSa for Carrington A. U. S. TOP GHdIDE off tnksmaln water valve. Run out- • • • • • First Holy Communion Hoepltal Building Fun^ they hope Phelps, 81, of Colebrook, a for­ aide antf'torn over the rain barrel.- TOrpUALITY-TASTY TENDER-J>1NK MEATED goesph Wnham. son of Mr. and Mrs. rrahcfs J. Leary. 26 Forty childreg from Andover, the general pubil. will contribute, Run Into tna|parage and empty the anything ./4 Oz. 3 5 c the prodess you’d he getting the 66 Mountain St, Rockville. She was bom May 12 at RockvillV FOOD KINO HEAVY WESTERN E0pN04EEF water addict well oiled, Ofty Hospital. Her maiemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stryjeskl, Simsbury, and her paternal grandparents Are Mr. I FLUMP, TENDER, FRESH DRESSED ’LID . and Mrs. wnilam Pschichholts. Davis Ave., Rockville. She has KEEBLER REGULAR a brother, D ^ e , 15. and four sisters, Janice, 18, Brenda, 16. FOOD STORES Bandit’ OR OR 0V 9. t^mn. 11, and^rralne. 8.. NUT FUDGE OVEN READY STYLE iilo Log fS • • • • • Yo u r best neighborhood stores Oecali Sohert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mario DeCarll, West Rd„ CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS u 0.. 4 9 c Gets 25 Years, EDliigtbii. Ha was bom May 9 at Rockville City Hospital. His ■-.r' -A> maternal gcandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Niemann,. Laurel 4>/2.5 Lb. Ays. Signs Waivers Bt, Ellington, and his paternal grandparents art Mr. and Mrs. ROCK HILANDFARMS ; Jerry DeCarll, 34 EUabeth St. Rockville. He has a brother, ■FOWL lb. MaHo Jr., 6, and a sister, Andrea. 2>4. , ■' (OmtlBnad from Page One) READY TO COOK - I'A-llbi. lb EHLER’S PARSLEY FLAK[ES 15' DELICIOUS FOR FRICASSEE CORNISH ROASTERS a aeore of atatea, and finally Into Basbafa Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lealie L. Beetan, 42 Mexico. He' la kno’wn to have TWO MEALS IN ONE „ BaaUna Dr. - She was bom May 18 at Manohsster Memorial EAVY WESTERN ■tolen at least three planea during Hospital. Her matsmal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Dsster (Strained) STEW AND CHOPS W. Ladd, Belmont Mass., and her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. ■‘ 49c ; that time. LJUHB FORES BEECHNUT BABY FOODS 443* CHUCK STEAK He has posed, at,various times, lilUan K. Beaten, Cambridge, Mtas. ^ as a college student, *a profession­ TASTY R1I FRESHLY GROUND ■^ISel al football player, a garage me­ HoII^’Sae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Harrison, 48 3 LITTLE KITTENS CAT FOOD , <«. , 3 For ZSC FAT SALT PORK chanic. Francis Dr. She was bom May 17 at Manchester Memorial He firat ran against the police LAMB CHOPS >^ 8 9 ^ UMB MTTIES r4 9 ' Hospital. H4r paternal grandiwrenta are Mr. and Mrs. E. F^ when he threw rocks at another KASCO DOG FOOD 5 Lba. 67c LEAN SALT PORK '”29c| Harrison, Norwalk, Ohio. She has a sister, Linda, 19. ROAST lipy. He waa 11 then. Later he served time In a reformatory. Janet Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R a j^ n d Hull, Cedar For BACON SQUAREO ? 29c ! Between 1952 and 1957, Spren* STRONGHEART DOG FOOD 4 39c drifted from legitimate Job to ^ S w a m p Rd., Covent^. She was bom May 16 at Manchester Me­ SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER morial Hospital. Hsf maternal grandparents are , Mr. and Mrs. legitimate Job. but then apparently Peter VanderZee, Clifton, N. J., and her paternal grandparents LESTOIL , q t 65c PORK KIONEYS *>19el turned to full-time crime. Ha are Mr. and MTa. John Hull, Stanhope, N. J. .staged a couple of robberies while a member of an Akron gang, got M AN D UNION COLD CUYS I 7 • • • • \ BARCOLENE ALL PURPOSE CLEANER 1 Lb. 39c PORK LIVER caught and went to the Akron I . Alison Martha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C.-Cornish, jail. Acting on SprAz’ plan, BOLDSNA. OLIVf . 65 Durant S t She was bom -May 18 at Manchester Memorial another gang njember tossed 6 o? ■ • ■ - uour | C PICKLf A FIMENTD, Hospital. Her maternal, grandparents are Dn and Mrs. Erwin BON AMI CLEANSER, NEW 2 For 23c Residing coffee In a guard's face pkgs. LUNCHCON LOAF. Salzer, Newton, Mass. She has a.brother,.Michael, 6. , FRESH FRUfrS and V E G E T A B L e S and several' men escaped. AU ■choice • • • s'" ’ were rounded up wdthln two weeks 4 Oz. c DELICIOUS, NUTRITIOUS. GOLDEN RIPE Otto David, son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Otto A. Dowd, East Hart­ CAMEO COPPER CLEANSER 19 37 except Sprenz. ford. He was. bom May 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His long chase, and his great HU maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. C. S. Redshaw, East BON AMI JET SPRAY " 59c notoriety followed. Hartford, and his Eternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. -Otto Iti Sprenz is wanted In Burlington. SALAD DRESSING Dowd, Chicago, 111. . .He-has a slater, Darlene Sue, 3. Vt. on charges of airplane and • • • • D NUSOFT Pinto'49 c IBANANAS .auto theft; In Scranton. Pa., for a\ito theft and In Baltimore for Laurie May. daughter of Mr. and Mra, WalUr Berk. North EXTRA FANCY YEUOW, SWEET airplane theft. Bt, Gilead. She was bom May 16 at Manchester Memorial NIAGARA LAUNDRY STARCH 12 Oz. 2 For 39c Sprenz also stole an airplane Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Alice Anderson, 39 LARGE after the- Hamilton’' holdup. Edgertoh St, and her paternal grandmother la Mrs. Rose Berk. FULL MIUCU WHIP North Bt., Gilead. She has tu-o brothers, Douglas, 10, an'd Wal^ UNIT LAUNDRY STARCH 12 Oz. For c ter Jf,, 2; and a sister, Karen, 8. 2 31 -E A R a for Making Money, Rpi— VEGETARIAN ... Don't buy ot ANY prleo Stockholders of Textron Inc. were ' BEANS . ... til yo^vo ioon those! “T/ic Car That Mahea Sen$e** ARGO CORN STARCH 1 Lb. r., c doz. told today that the. company’s : 2 29 , textile business is making money ; ORANGES and doing better than last year. PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT 24 INCH — AUTOMATIC C ZIPPY LIQUID STARCH qt, 24c Anierohtron Inc., the holding company’s textile division, “is sold 46ox. OUTDOOR DRILL TJ; NEW LOW PRICE! ' ahead at riring prices,” Royri-f con 6.99 ’59 EDSEL ALCOA ALUMINUM FOIL 28 F t 27c Little, Textron chairman, s a i^ ' Despite the textile upturm-Llttle WITH HOOO-SPIT-MOTOR "ly *12 ’* FUVOR QUE^ added, the non-textile p,,rtf of the ' MONTE DRINK Alvoaya « BAB-0 CLEANSER 2 31c Gtont 21c company’s 'btiainea.a i^'being ex- j TIP TOP KIDS LOVE IT! Better Deal pended all .the tlinr.'By year end, • BEST FOR SALADS HOT DOG ROLi^ 8.J; ir HAF4UAK PUNCH Whitt textiles may ar,od»ipt for only 20 i GRAND UNION BAK I 0 -At Moriarty GREEN Slietd per rent of. textile’s total sales, he ' r TOM*Tft/*iTSUP 2 boH. 3T P4»*ERrUPS Brother* asserted. | ALCOA FONDA NOTTY PINE ^3 FuH Little said, the cpmpan.V. needs a j FOW WRAP f.: 2f PAPER PUTES Silt large amount of huiney tb., keep | riKOU'N FUSHfAr m i1 BREAD going. The currenr dividend la 25 ! WESSON OIL u s e s ^ 2 r-T 2 f MUSTARD MORIARTY BROTHERS peas; ^ NOW tra cents quarterly on the comm'hn J^OOIOf-COOklD / FRESH BARED DAILY LOAF stock. 301 CENTER ST.—MI S-SlSS-x-Opan Eveninffs 2 ret 37c Karller, Little told stockholders ^ ^ I gII the company ma.v declare a stock Csr Cm Center dividend rather than a cash divi­ JO H N S O N S JOHNSON! tBAWV GRADE dend. I SEABROOK FARMS REGUIAR J WAX - CAR-HU BOSCO VACUUM PACKED He said the company expects a JOHNSON'S SUGAR HEART SILVER PLATTER JO H N S O N 5 MIEDBEEF SYtUP 2 37c national boom would increase EXTRA II 00 H 1 M CHROHF CLEANER plant expansion and that the pre­ FANCY IMSTAMTI-WAX SAVOY sent thinking of the company was GREEN RE AS MAGICAL 'Icompletely opposite" what It was 3 te4 9 > CAR SHAMPOO 3 5 c SI 5 7 c TEDDY r O P p U A C T Y Having trouble cleaning rugs? J o«. 37c < .^ o years ago. KITCHEN GAKO.EN OIF'•AR FOAM 2 ly b u t t e r , SPINACH 2 'A“ 25» FISH STICKS I i; 59* WITH HOSE ATTACHMENT OIND SPOtKfl CAR WASH RRUSH -1 J1 >“"'43* Need a new Vdc? DERBY BUITONI HEINZ AMERICAN (W’bito or YeUow) ^ Deaths Idist ^ ight - SEAIROOK FARMS 6RAND. DNION ASPARAGUS SPEARS, HADDOCK FfllET ‘ P ‘J: LAMB'S TONGUE SPAGHETn SAUCE . BABY FOODS SLICED CHEESE 55c LiJ- ^2-65 1 lb. X 49 By t h e ASSOOLATED PRESS getthenew iOBEAMY ' Print Santa Cruz, Calif.—Dr. Charles 9 Oz. 7 5 c “' lOVi Oz. 3 5 c 4 For 4 3 c • 8 . CALIFORNIA JUICE Fazel, 65, retired ■vice president ENTER THE GRAND UNION TRIPLE-S MDENSTER Lb. of-the Allied WORLO" , Monday of a heart attack. Hts oizo FRENCH irNlTNO.t FLEVRETTIC |||i|Rir«hllf R ltr > firm specialized in the manufac­ x; PUZZLE CONTEST ORANGESf - $ 4 9 . 9 5 7 Oz. 3 5 c 1 1 c 24 Oz. 2 7 c OF 8 PC. ANCHOR HOCKINO U l m V C l l VV A R E ture of golf rlubs. Thumm was FRIES Now Available May, 21 thru May 27 bom in WaiTen, Dhlo.- . CALIFORNIA SUNKIST (Bambi Mod^) FREE! With Every Purchase of |5;00 or More New Verk—J. WilljW I^Wis. 66. I YOZ. president of the UniepbDime Sav­ Light and low. HEINZ ings Bank, collapsedf and died, at 'M MA70LA01L BAKER'S * PKGS. 49c CUQUOT CLUB , the . hank’s 100th anniversary m m o o , - M, Easy moving on CATSUP ip ib N EXTRACT party Wednesday night. m| s mi'liiflinu * -■/ 11 wheels or carrying' DOLE SODA Ptneapple-Oraiige ■Iv, pt. 3 3 c Qi. 5 7 c 14 Oz. 2 5 c 2 Oz.4lC V-* VEOnAKI ' ftnnkrupiry Court lit) ' lei I I'ln.-, in r,ii ;iw :iv limii.s LEMONS Powerful deep • J i.i ■■ a ■ * » T'' JUICE Hartford. Ma.v 21 (A’l—First cleaning suction. meetings of creditors yesterday in A NEW , OVER 500 ^ ^oRE THAN GARDIN FRESH ' HEINZ BAKER'S AOZ. JUICE COCKTAIL U-8- Bankruptcy, Court cases In­ Other models to f99.95. MAZOLA OIL MAYWOOD M H cluded ; DUL PICKLES VANILLA EXTRACT 2 CANS 35c Arthur's. 'and'iOdUe V. Ger­ CONTEST f\ prizes 2600 6M hen Maith an Ohuiuh Bt from MyrUe. SCALLIONS maine, Baton Rd.,^',RrD 2. Rock, '■M* .Lbeta* or Park or OMstnut Sto. OLIVES . ' vllle: aasaU, none,’ llabUltlea $2,- [VERY WEEK' '' fftcH WEEK! ^ IN ALL' ca *i !8 5 pt.31c 2 Oz. 4 3 c ^ . " - ■ 'b o l e . ASSORnO COLORn T38.S4. ’■ ! Pineapple-Grapefruit ■’ - boniud J. Handerion, 128 ,WUr' ^ Q,.f Im'c Pcj'-'-pOft fntfv BltipW ond full (ontrst d'.’loits at ihr** "'t Potterton's t aqx Ave., Meriden; aaeeta, none;- . . . - ■ Bwvlco Since 1931 JWCE NAPKINS HabiUtlea. |3i.<19.46. im Oeetep « .• ; Ooraor of Oimreh aad Center Bta. HEINZ BIGBUSTER Joseph 8.AOstroski, 138, Rocky, DILMONtE Hill Ave., Britain; I aaseto Prices EWecHvt At Upper CenneetiMt Sterea 2^it Ttiru Sat., May 13rd. [r SYRUP TOMAfO $0;UP POfeqSH > oz. none: liabilities, 83,199. v 2 CANS , Robert Blouln, doing businaas MfiBchMlcrj Shopping parkadi. Middle Turnpike W. and Bread Mandi eater, Open. Monday, Tnaaday, 10 AJL to 6 P.M. SWEET PEAS M Mirror Olfum DUtributora, Side 24 o g . 2 6 c 4 'For 1 ' \ l^ O z . 2 1 e Wftkv^ny. ThnnHaj. Friday,'9 A.M;ito 9 P.M.-^^tnrday, 9 AJML to 9 P.N. -J - Siu Drive. \.L ^ AdvivliM Hwald-yb Payi ^ •Dl ■ubOWta MM77 JL 7 . ' 4 : ;h 'A' 4 : X r.<. 't ,:T. Ll * t ' ■■ ' i

•* fe S * s>'!’■' - ■ x . 'S.- :- ^ - - ..r- . ■ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. .MANCHESTER. CONNm THURSDAY, MAY 21, 195ft‘ FACE SEVENTEEN MANCREStER EVENING MANCHESTER. CONN, THUSSDAY.'lUY 21. tM t V ------1. . '...'...... ■„»■. .■■ :-----1------. . - ^ . .1— ...... ■ij j '" '.'r r -' BecrctaHes InsUltad in tta sev­ Teller Certain A$iP Sapor Markoff In Manchotfor - 261 Stroof and 1161. Contor Sfroot eral divieiona ef W8CS work wars BUI Mn. MMhasl Ooldsnidar,- -jjjromp* tioni Mrs. Herald Lse, mlssldfiaiT Rmsia to Top education; Mrs. Carlton T. Dally^ I J2|>iiiiig Ccmimission Rapped Christian sootal rfilatlons; Mrs. OPEN WED., THURM^FRIDAV 'til 9 P.M . Frank Ulm,' children’s work; Mra W s p - i i p into lJ.Se in Science lO N I JN. SLOCK I^rlndustty,.‘Caste’ Zones John Sadler, youth work; Mra. ^U-SURER-RIGHT HEAVY CORN-FED STEtR BEEF Harry Richards, student worjM trom Pag« One) ^coplAs of the records to the em-^ Mllwabkee, May 21 (JF)—Dr. Ed­ Mra. Clifford • Stephens, Jfbvmfura ployM; and to have employes sup­ ward T e ll^ one of a half dosen tiM *T"*"g CbnunlMton lie«rd»to stUnd" Ui« tzhiMt tomorrow and publications;. Mf^' Emsst . H m Houm held Iti third consec­ ply subsequent employers, with the physicists who pioneered the de­ __ to Uj# lowtloB of two whlcfi’wlll open at 2 pjn. and con' Howard, supply Bfofk; Mra. Rob­ utive nlglit seaston In a week. Re- information on their total ex-, velopment of Um hydrogen bomb, lol s n u and wero ooeuaed tlnue until B. Awards will be made ert Richardson, status of. women; nublleana continued to proteet and posura. predicted last nlRht: Russia will be of foaUriaf a c*«to «mt«m in at 8:30. Mrs. Samuel Walker, spiritual the Session was finally brought to ' Strengthen the Home Rule Act- the world’s sdsnufio leader In 10 th ilr propooed n«w roguuUona, at Crsde 1 fUftotretioa Ufa. an end at 8:30 last, night, UH to guarantee that home ruIS mat­ yeara. ChiKk Roost .4 7 a pubBo haarlB* laat night - , The school office registered 71 Mrs. Myjron Lae will be ho^ital- hours after the session convened. ters Initiated by petition be' pre­ “AU we can he Is regain Ahrat 3i townapeople attanded children for entry In September Ity ehalmarlan and Mra. Ernest It waa hot and humid and law- sented to the voters at a ref­ our lost Teadersht later tlw.two aad.a half hour W^hm at during special reglatration ees- Howard, publicity. makerK-began to show the weaf-<)f erendum. , ' . ' date,’’ Teller sakL' from ..StJPER-RIdHT HEAVY CORN-FED STEER BEEF SIR LO IN T IP 1st 2 RIBS LB 79 * tha Ootninunlty Halt JUta ragula- alona over the past 10 days. Of the BasefaaU PraetlM listed the long sessions. But House Ma-'- bl-partUan attack In the now, Russia’s . . ' thSs^orld tloiia propoaal waa raViewed In full number, 68 will enter Grade 1. Praotioe sessions in the local Jority Leader. Samuel 8. Googel HtMiM h u killed a bill that would leader'In scisilM will be lea- but dlacuailpa h«l>t ratiirnihg to ReglstrMion of at least 12 more baseball program hava been listed said there were only 10 days left pupils in this grade Is expected be­ haveNcequired regulation, licensing Nothing we can 1 7 .IN C H KQC tha location of the tnduatrtal as follows; h.tertown, under Paul before the Legislature would end, and rekiqtering of 'motor boats in ge that." •OIM* fore September. Maneggls, torno.-roW at 8:30 p.m.. ..and that there still was Important They are^mapped for the eouth- Families who will move into the state.'' Teller, a professor of physics at the school; Sheridan’s, with Doc ' Work undone. f A S-hour.dObate ended with both at the University of California at weat bM of R t 8 from the Notch town during the sdmmer regls- Hutchinson, Saturday at 1:30 p.m. The House also, passed and sent CUT LB • tered two children for Grade 2 and parties' croasing lines to defeat Berkeley, is generally credited with R i b R o a s t to SouU Rd. and tor the aouth St school; Bolton Dairy, Emerson to thft Governor a bill authorising atde''*of R t 44A from the Notch to one fdr Grade 4. the bill overwhelmingly, 354-8, on the major portion of thermoiulrtear Boeworth, tonight at 6 p.in, at n ^ o changty at four state teach- a roll call vote yesterday. It was research leading' to the Awelop- J f o ^ r d Rd. Mra. Oacar Kreyiig, Fire Kohool Slated school; M and M Oil. Guy Farrell, eral^olleges ahd allowing them to w h ^ husband is a member of the Members of the Bolton Fire De­ considered a major victory for ment of the hydrogen pem b In the tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. offer^-liberal arte courser The coastal area legislators and the, period Immediately ..to IT 0 w i n g Z o n in g ' Commlaelon, objected partment will omit their usual at ^ e whcol; Fiano Realty, Peter THURS. Md FBIs word ’Teachers" would be dropped strenuously to the R t 8 location. weekend drill, Sunday to attend 'X T ' state’s 100,000 salt-water boat' World War II. He spoke at the Roberta, tomonrov at 6 p.m. at. from thejumee oLDImbury State opening sessipn of a three-day Rhe malntarned other areas of leas seeslons of the fire echool and field TILLIP.Ms OoUege. miMmanUo State College, owners who might have been af­ rufged terrain could have been set day elated at the Blaster Con­ s c h ob . : Pontlcelll Contractors, fected by the bill. Marquette J/nlverslty conference CANNED PICNIC SHOULDERS Marsha'I Lev'is, tonight at 8 p.m. Southern Oonheetleiit suite Col­ on "the education of the aclentiat aside for industrial use. necticut Firemen’s Training School lege (at New Hfiven) and Central The Federal Boating (Bonner) Mr. and Mrs. Herman Petersen in WllUmantlc on Saturday and and Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Bol­ Act of 1958 will place the state’s in s' free Democracy." tOLONIAL MASTIR • COOKID ton Dairy field; the farm team, ConnecUeut 'S U t^ College (at "The world will also be modeled and Samuel Stltham of R t 44A Sunday. The Saturday program WAYBEST New Britain) as of JOly 1. hosiers In coastal and navigable lenoliMO. SkinUti, Raudy-to-lat objected to the sone at that loca­ will be^n at 8:30 a m. Events on Saturday i:.»0 p.m. at school. Waters under federal jurisdiction after R u sri^ ideas," Teller said, c'/k > 2 . 8 9 tion. The Zoning Oommiaaion dted Sunday are set to begin at fl:15 TOerc will be nc practice eeeelbna The bhll which the (ibvernor Is next year, when the act goes Into' ’’and not after our own by the end aarlc Well^lnt M and M Oil a.m. - Sunday. ' FRESH NATIYI expected to sign, would mean the effect. The law waa passed with of the century." Service and A and E Tire Cd. as WSOS InstalU Officers Mayfair Exhibit schools could offer programs ^ a t the intention of allowing individual TeUer suggested that in the field industries already located in the Mrs. Kenneth A- Perrett of Ply­ Paintings dons by parisbiopefa U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED lead to the bachelor of arts de­ states the tiiuB to provide their of American educatioiv scientifical­ R t 8 area. The Rothwell Corpora­ mouth Lane was Installed as pres­ nlll be on hjbit at St. Oedrge’s gree. own boat-registratton systems. If ly Inclined children be started early tion, owned by John C. Rothwell ident of the Woman’s Society of Elplscopal Church Mayf«ir Satur­ The *House also passed and sent th<^ wished to. arid that talent, which he described who is also a member of the Zon­ Christian Service at U n ite d day at the Community Hall from to the Governor a bill perinitUng a But with the defeat of the state as only a strong Interest "In what Si^-RiilbMtoh'OMPkinAA/M ing Oommlsston, Is located at the Methodist Church Tuesday. The 3 to 7 p.m. Some of the paintings person suffering personal or prop­ bill in tbs House yesterday, the la an-endless game with surprises Rt. 44A stte. The sUte highways erty damage on housing authority, federal law will , take Jurisdiction. around every corner,” be develop­ special program also included re­ may be purchased. Carl A. Carl- property to sue the authority with­ were also given as oonmoutocy ception of eight new members: eon, past president of tha Tolland All boats df more than 10 horse­ ed. BROILERS or FRYERS-WHOLE, SPLIT,'CUTUP reasons for looatloa of the anagr Itrm. Clarence Custer, Mrs. Fred County Art Asan., will be In out giving written notice. power, afe hequlred under the Mr. and Mrs. Allan Belcher, and Edwafda, Mrs. John Hayden, Mrs. charge of hanging the paintings. Two resolutions also were ap­ Bonner Act to be registered with Mr. and Mre. Raymond Cooper ap­ Allan. Taevanthal, Mrs. Michael i ^ a lieber of Philadelphia, a proved by the House. One recom­ the federal government. The Ini­ Unligjhted Auto CHICKENS l. 3 5 ' peared in protest of a business Schueta, Mra. Samuel Stltham, Trinity College student, will en- *. . r • I I mends amending the State Consti­ tial registration fee Will be $5, and cone at the 4-comer site of Birch ■tertaln after ►the 6 p.m. public TOP GRADE CHOICE POPULAK BRAND tution to permit Connecticut alec- an additional S3 every three years. FANCY DELICIOUS Mrs. Robert DlXon and Mrs. Win­ tors out of the state to register In Wroitg Lane, Mountain Rd., Campmeetlng Rd. ston Abbptt eupper. A popular campus per­ The present federal law requires and Birch M t Extension. It was Other officers installed include former, who plays the banjo and TaH for absentee ballotts without being all power boats over 16 feet;^to be TURKEY DRUMSTICKS LO 27' contended that two of the four Chuck Roast 49^ present at their normal voting registered regardless of their Crash Kills Six Mrs. William Coates, (Ipet vice accordion, he will sing ballade. placee. This Is the result of some comers couldn’t be used for busl- president; Mrs. Calvin Fish, sec­ APPUSAUCE Cans horsepower. SLICED nesa because of the terrain. ' B|aiwhester Evening Herald BONELESS BRISKET HEAR CUT.^ 'J ' complaints that the Constitution ' The Bonner Act allows the Mountair. View, Calif., May 21 One of. the surprising dsvelop- ond vies president; Mrs. Charles now Implies that the elector should Warren, recording secretary, aad Bolton, rorreapondent, Doris M. MAPIER FANCY CUT be present to vote. state to make any additional reg­ (4*)—A contractor and five student menUnf thOlMBrtBCto the Zoning IPHaUa. telephone MItehell 8-5545. ulations not in conflict with feder­ nurses were )Wi eee af fuur hlteeler iipNd»li^hets T\ o^EN w I dNe s d a y . ■nnmsDAY.'fiWiA^Wj. a'p ^ '57 METROPiJTAN $1095 1859 flMtRICfl'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT 1959 Salad pressing QBBktall PiBBiiti ' )I b Olaaa 3 9 c ■ ' Grape J e lly . Ruy your hoatinOi roofinf, duminum wtmlows, Hai’dtop. I doers, iniulotion ami sMin^ now. No down poy- '55 lUICK ) $1295 U. S. CHOICE. 1 Pint 3 1 ' ■ q o » r t '4 9 ^ 4pta».3'5e.- q u a rt 5 9 e 754 Ob. 3 9 _ e 1 _ /wif. 4 3 c .v ' v T 9 e mtnfs*-no monHily poymonts unril Oct. jsL Phoiio Century 4-door.^ardiop. LARGE CONN. OBAOE A' Ml 3-5161 for froo osHmotot. '55 DODGE $845 5LUI lO NNH lAKIRS PURI KITTY SNICKER G|IEEN GIANT PEAS MBLETS ") FRESH EGGS . • Coronet 2-dr. Fully equipped. Rib Roast Blu White H - T f e n d Sweetheqrf Soop - N e w D u t c h '54.STUDE8AKER , $595 . MARGARINE VANHiA IXTRAa CAT FOOD GREATfK^nNDER WHOll KlUiU COIN V-8 4-door. Radio, heater, hy- ' X l e d n s e r ^ ) No 2poi.79e JUICY,, 2 Small Site 1 9 c 2 » 0. 59c , V 4 le f. hImi , 3 9 c dnunatic, ^xrwer ateering. 1 LIFKI 2 4 ' , INMT 47* 2 lew MCAUi 2 r 2'^LIIMCAM 39* 2 »•*“"* 39® WELL ^ \Paymehts '51 PONTIAC $100 TRIMMF.n I d U. 8. CHOICE r ' ‘ Large Size 2 7 c ■ ^ Slae 6 9 c ,, 4 ' OMN N*bo 4 S C . 2 L v fa aMe . 3 9 c (Moor. I^ransportation apeclal. SO OTHEKiMAKES and 59* Until E0UCATO8 MODELS TO ^O O SE FROBL HAWAIIAN . ' • . b , 89c CROP. a ^ T T . R i v e r R i e e U n d e r M ^ # % ^ O c t o b r i s t MANCHESTER ORLEANS-DOG FOOD WISK Lieuiir DETERGENT LUX URUID DETERGENT PpiKh SahiHDB nUBHB, FttTHP i ' ' ’>r t \ - * CHICKEI408-THE4EA , 8MP, CHICKEN, Tl^KEY. MiC Native Radishios Per Bch. 100% hoomauat rO« AU WAIKAILEt' f^W lE R R IE S ^#W IH UD to^SftOO nim BtEATY STALKS 0 ■!' Uo!e. 2 7 c ' * -.1 <)iurtera 2 Yor 3 9 c . M a c a r o n i MOTOR SALES ’ 'iW' ' pym 41* oMi; 73* WMtfi T 39^ MONTGOMERY «Your >Loeal Oldamoblle D«Oer*f 9 im ecciMA]* ttw'ua 41* MwcAa 73®^ P08. TAITV/MALI Chtchajk Fan Qt. 4 9 e RHUBARB '! Per UK ^ • i ins MAIN STREET BAY DWYBB, Daed Oar Mgr. n ' * L.- V GroryiMitfr 17*". 2,Lkng.,35o i w t m 3 7 .C SU W M OMtar St— Opeo l^aa. i w u t ^ t a i r ? 9 - '■ 1 ^ !\- -' •V. ^•V," ' . t X, /■ •C r ■/ V N v X h a n c h £:s t e r EvsmiHQ h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , o o n n ^ Th u r s d a y . U A ^ 'tti i 9m PAOl KlNllliENj MANCHgSTteB BVHW INQJBaULD, MAKCanttTElt, CONK^ iTHTJR8DAt.:^AY ti, 19CT X DAILY CBOSSWORD PUZZLE ican Sbaksspaara Faatival Hiaatra BUGS'BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE ;iH AT LEAfT JTj English teacher. The gro^.W lU aee T o C e n t u r y m n i a ; vou wcm^ rwowT,IPN'TWU. N Vtt I ■' ’’I / a performance ot-i'^ Mididaummer ttMTCNUnT] ^ lOOWOW! Answir to Privious Pint!# ' ^' ^'C tetn oC rat U n ltN ^ t to C h o ose THIS Nighfi Dream." t liSgfon AnxtUary Banquet y Mrs. Adelma Slmm«e^-of Ca{lri- ALL C ir c u f L if t lands Here Farjw ' in Coventry WtOUV Ail_OMB/ The American Legion AuxlUarj’ talked on “PlmUng and ptafitlng P fom in ees fo r J o ^ ^'E lectio n s observed tte'35th anniversary wrtth an Herb GM^h-’’ aU\lhe meeting lU t l D ACKOSS DOWN a banquet laat night at the Poet RMNT MV of the Jkmtor Cahtuiy Club Tues­ ICIicul funny 1 Great - The Vemoihv D*nw>c«itlc Town^ Victor Magnuaon wdll be fly- honMf on West St. Mra; C. Ter- day evening at Whlllm Memorial vwori man omantunt up director. rington of Rocky Hill, a past de­ Committee laat niaht nppolntei hajk'^ MAYONNAISE • '-EDonnouit" Others on the camp -committee partment president,. was g\ieat of BUb>e^mmltteo to prepare a'^flate ■ She gave beickground'^atorti FINAST 11---- artlita ISpeakar include: Mrs. Raymond Horton, honor. and told ^le'ueei of herbs ih her :SCBD IN VWfT^WALU of eandidatag for tow n ^t^ion a In 13 Rounded . ATriunpIl publicity, Mr and Mrs. Douglas Poppy Sale . talk. Many herb plants from Her iTlRe*? October. 14 Mum of 8 Brad Ingram, equipment; Mrs. Allep The American Legion a ^ Its farm . Were on dteplay. Sc OtF 10c OFF aitronomy CGoUnunmd Named to Urtf committee by Dreaser,- promotion, M ra Russeil auxiliary, gnd the Sons of the Le- HF5 A ^P H y ' A f the b)MrineM meeting, ths SALE IBLarlaU TBraxtHan town chalrrokfl 'John Moran were Weber, transportation Mrs. Ed­ ghjB, will conduct a sale of me­ Various committee chairmen an­ SALE ''MTherelan wacaw Si Irritate , 41Emplcareie_IlImplegrtM / Probata> Aluminum. S3 Makaa inendfilspiniMiitittd i / CltjT^p^-^urt Judge MinBia T. lor trainer, Frederick Spain, site RockVtlJe. Proceeds will enable \ 44AmMlcaa ComndUset and their proposed tOc SALE eennaeted fold,tilrer SSBrldga Q w u gh lln ; Francia ^ Barbero, committee and Stephen' Von Euw, the Auxiliary to corry on its re­ Iplaiis for the coming year. Mrs. with a dtnut STPalnful «Oaaic liewlyappointed- chief • deputy tent committee. habilitation and child welfare pro­ Joseph Saptint reported on the ar- SEf WHAT REAL VALUE IS , . -Su S e y BY V. T. HAMEtN gram. and will help the disabled CRAB MEAT q i l S H A OOP 17 Italian coin « S l S L . aherifi; Jamea Doherty; John Mc- Over 100 Iptermediate Girl iooii«iie*H 10 Pattea 3SBattemr of Daniel rangemenU for the buffet dance to SEE WHAT lOe WILL lOY WTB MOHT.ILMnVR MlSy, fCKHH»VCN‘6 10 panned MIYeoUtild dBMeaeurae Keown and Mra. Dorothy FlU- Scouts and leaders from Rockville veterans who make the poppiqa. be held June 18 at the Knights of Esney Jspsneie Crab Meal and Smoelh, Delieal# dVt OZ er*0*i.so roo. ■nw K O e s A H '» Hfr patrlck. The first three are city and Vernon Tathsred in ^ernon Teen Canteen Uance Columbus Home. ■ rti r CMtE •ooNKORUtnm/ MKnni^“ IS "Man on th* BAWnger UR ~~ Testured Finsil Msyennaiie • A Dalleioui CAN. residents while the latter three are Center Saturday for a round-up. The Teen Canteen w ill not hold Plants donated by club members RICHMOND yu m ; . V A.. flying— " BTBndg BlPemalt Rockanum Barracks Notes Salad Combinalion *’ with'maU* HC^ertted SlPlr ^ ^ faint (ab.)^ regidenla of rural Vernon. a dance this Friday but has sched­ were sold by the ways and means Cut Befits'f CAN The committee is expected to Hockanum Barracks, .Veterans uled o.ne from May 39 at Vemon- committee. *. 34 L ^ l point of World War I, participated in Grange. 1-LI , make a preUmlhary' wport at the The Maypole centerpiece was ar­ 38 Bird*' hoitiea 1 i 1 1 t f ' ' r 0 next town ypmmlttee meeting the Jaycee-. parade at Willlmantic ’’ Election of officers Will be held ranged by 'Mrs. Jerbms Park. Diced Carrots CAN ! 7 L Jredkedt in f^roJuct ^fhu HJtelrRnill. 28 Mineral ipring June 17. laet Saturday at the invitation of at a dance set for June 13. Non­ Hostesses 'serving refreshments, 30 Animal park i H IE > 1-LI P L O n iD A • Red, Ripe and Full of Juice, Cool and Refreshing^ / The" Democratic town unit has the Windham-ToUand Oounty Bar membership esr^e will be avail­ were Mrs. Jsmes G’errity, Mrs. GAN 31 Light brown received suggestions for candi­ racks of WllUmantic. able at that time. Donsld Forstrom,'Mrs, John Tel- Sauerkraut' 32 Sea eagle m / dates from most memebrs. Sug­ National Deputy Chief of Staff The Vernon ,4-H Towm Commit­ gener, Mrs. Fred T. Blish II snd 1-LI 'to u e i^ 33 SideahOwT-T tee will hold a cake and Cookie ■iHJi OSAR 8S Lamprey ' r w gestions were made on forms Rudolph Schmeiske and George Mrs, Edgai- McCulloch. *' Potatoes ^ h o l i w h i t i CAN Wf mailed to members prevlouily, by Hammond - attended a meeting of sale Friday at Hartmann's Super­ Watermelons * 7‘ I? INSTEAD* 37 Make a a u X- Judge O'Loughlin. the Fourth District World War market at 3 p.m, Proceeds from mliteko p 4. sale of the item# baked by 4-H 31 Race coutm t i Patinotip ^ rv lo e veterans recently, and a supper C r e d it i^altru \Ja(.u*il' GRAPEFRUIT Juicy, Ralraihing 4 S< circuit i A memorial a’ervlce for all patri­ and Department meeting In Bris­ members will go towards the A gri­ otic organisations will be Held at tol last Thursday. cultural Center. (-11 dOrranchaoIn - ' ■ i s . a H . FLO RID A - SweeLAnd -l^ender ,d|^ FOR ■>u CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 43Kawallaa ^ X , Rockville Methodist Church Sun- The Barracks and. its auxiliary W ATES Food Sale Currant Coffet Cako Rio.aea C O R N > «i.»>rw« «»««,»« TH»» •« ft M ptoper '' ' » l b ^ day at 9:30 a.m. plan to attend the memorial serv­ A food sale will be held by the 43Bei The Rev. Simon P. Montgomery ice at Rockville Methodist-Church Rockville W ATBS tomorrow at Single Banana Bar RIG ate K IIIR O • CALIFORNIA HD5 / i f f % • said all patriotic organizations in Sunday, meeting at the Town Hall 10 a.m. at the First National I 2 P K IS C IL L A ’S POP BY AL VERMEER m * J f ' the community have been invited at 9 a.m. . -• Store on Windsor Ave. Lemon Filled Donuts 'Kcore CELLO V %" 1 and 80 far ^bout eight have indi­ . The W ATES will hold their reg­ M E ? f vou MEAN 1 ( Ufil-ll drcuf high i 1 Commander M. Joseph Webstel- IC K j^ diver cated -plans to attend. ular meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at PKGS C O M E A p a r t y V l u •B 'V has returned to his home from the' Raisin Bread REG ISe T O M A TO E S 2 # ^ 5 T U A «T , >AOULD W IT H < , Uu!) UCELINQ I 80 Squatter The .regular wOrship service will Manchester Memorial Hospital. the Koscius2ko Club. YO U R ULK!> 83 Pattema of be held at the usual Lime of 10:45 LIS VOU UK€ TO COM6 P A R T Y f, GIRLSfM iKKLi; < 7 ‘ w K Also home recuperating are Peter Hospital Notes P o ta to B re a d RIG 31a lOAE 21t MY PARTY fj- perfection a.m. Members of the church may Teabo and William Marley, who Admitted yesterday: Alcyone Baker's S 9 U A S H C^ROUNA 2 attend either service, but prefer­ 83 Penetratea l i were patients at Rock-ville City Brennan, Davis Rd.. Ellington; 84 Gull-Uke ence will be given to the visitors, if VANIUA EXTRACT Clara Label, Thompsonville ' birdi the church is filled. Hospital. i l Discharged yesterday: Carrie 88 Succinct 8 Members of the American Le- Usk Elected I Kane. 13' Village S t, Robert and ^fte ^inedi i td Dlttd W eek «nc .gion Auxiliary who are planning Wilton A. Llsk of the Rockville 2 02 ITL c to attend and wish transportation Post Office w-as elected vice presl- Katherine Wong, RFD.l; Teresa 47 Lean and Tender • Full of Rich Juicy Fle'Yor should be at the Town Hail no ,dent of the Connecticut As.socia- Hunt, 68 Ellington Ave.; Russell SHORT RIBS BY PRANR O’NEAL later than 0 a.m. tion at the dSlh annual state con­ Whitehouse. 30 Grove St.; George Bloodmoblle Visit Soon vention of the National Associa­ Simmons, Silvef St., Coventry. Laddie Bgy CHUCK The Rockville Exchange C3ub Is tion of Letter Carriers recently. Admitted today: Viola Soujler, hoping to secure fliore bIbod don- Lisk is past president and secre­ Tolland; Joy Morrell, Broad Brook. . CHICKEN DOG FOOD X - ors a t the coming visit of the Red tary of the Rockville Branch and BONE-IN Cross Bloodmoblle than the Jay- Second District trustee fod the A'ernon and Taloottville new-s Is ______eees did at the laat visit. state association. ' .. 2 w^6zcans 4 3 ^ x ROASTS f v .S'. w»*Aciw» The unit will be located at the To Attend Festival handled through The Herald’s Elks Carriage House and at the Thlrty-flve seniors at Rockville Rockville Bureau, 7 \V. Main Rt., LO N G SAM B Y A L CAPP and BOB LU B B E R S telephone TRemont B-SI36. First Congregational Church of High School will attend the Amer­ Reynold's Wrap R O N IL IIS - TENDER AND FlAVORFUl LB ^ mjTHO*l (MIJ6HByOULO»6SAM THPAPLAN?; l\OC«P4OWPD0eAR.-r»AILBRVl6l3rASnMNM Vernon May 28 from 2 to 7 p.m CHUCK ROASTS ^ « M N SME r$NT fly m A M N e ? WSBTTWO AU3MS AFTSRTMAT J mUhTHTHBPtT Donors may make appointments ALUMINUM FOIL ^o«.voN P (S rrzqP iR A m p ,-X < o'w/snMMVcif W T - by calling the Red Cross Chapter ■ONHIM V 1— ^ > w e^kjN'n^ office, or may "walk-ln" -at either Pineapple ISaturally Stars R O N M N • WELL TRIMMED LB T K 4 T « unit. . REG R aL CHUCK STEAKS I f the number of pints obtained 29e ' j i l during this visit sponso— ’ ’iv the In Five Hawaiian Recipes SHOULDIR _____L:; «/ RIADY-TO-COOK >■ WTO Exchange Club fails to nber Well Trimmed 0«RAT1C5t<- utts « 59. Fowl that of tne Jaycees, the club and roast uncovered in hot oven Silver Dust will be host to the win... .< at a By flAYNOB MADDOX. (425 degrees F.1 about 30 minutes dinner. Malcolm W. Thompson and NEA Food and Markets Editor Liverwurst Drain off fat. Reduce oven heat BLUE DETERGENT Bologna Sliced Bacon Atty. L*o B. Flaherty Jr. are head­ Sun-sw-eetened pineapple ap­ HORMEL Mildly aiNAET «: I r a t h ly to moderate (350 degrees F.) LB LB ing the Exchange Club committee pears in wonderful ways on 2-t.l Average Li 4 9 c ^ Cured 4 9 . Chubi Sliced 3 9 . on this project. Mince garlic and mix with soy LGE PKG 3 5 c ■Mt Hospital Report Hawaiian tables. A t the home of sauce, isrown sugar and ginger. /r-Ha^aaeM, oe. A daily average of 66 patients David W. and Cynthia Eyre on Pour evenly over ribs. Peel onion, > >>N^lMOS.SSaaa» cut in eighths, them cut each piece ^ t ' V J ' W V y . »■»■■■, a 1M* .r Mi (.nte k ^ was reported at Rockville City Black Point in Honolulu, it was D h ii HJtek*d ^roctr^ ^ptcia-S' Hospital for April, by Mrs. Vir­ (n .half. Separate, into layers. Cut Surf "■nity'fB really good! Thoy took TO poundi off my served with ^^arerlbs and ginger. green pepper into similar large JU D D S A X O N BY K E N B A L D and JE R R Y B R O N D P IE L D ginia J. Taslculka, supeHhtendent. huofaand last month Jutt unding him my bill!" Ths total treated during the month .Their house, decorated in Chinese pieces. Heat oil and toss in vege­ DETERGENT ROYAL " Fruh Ftavered INSTANT SHORTININa X ../mfmujmfs I'M NOT AFRAI0^.1 was 418. » , modern, with all ' white carpeting tables. Cook and stir until shiny NOrAaOWARO , JU ST WANTfO VOW and white sofas, is on the edge of only a minute or so. Mix corn­ TO BE SAFE. IT'S The largest mifnber of patients Jk^g^s c Wesson Oil treated in a^y one day was 65, the water and the view seaward starch' w-lth vinegar and 1 cup LGE PKG c Gelatines 4 3 5 BECAUSE X LOVE .syrup drained from pineapple. Add 33 VOU AND VOUR MOM I.ITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON while the smallest number wa.s 42. from their dining table is breath­ CAMPRILL'S HYDROX SUNSNINI 6 0 MUCH/ The superintendent's report lists taking. David Eyre l.s with the to pan.'Cook, stirring until sauce M. W at* ' HiVW CAr». ^ V , ■VLB 12-02 » -Watte t«»/■ the following activities: 263 x- Hawaiian Pineapple Co. Mrs. Eyre, Ls transparent. Toss in pineapple 10 1 0 2 i I Breeze CELLO CELLO J 7 T rays, 29 births, 40 operations, 12 tall, chic, active ip civic affairs, chunks. Pour over ribs. Bake un­ \ -Tomato Soup CANS 6 9 < blood transfusions, 1,506 labora­ is a noted hostess. She gave Us her covered 45 mlhutes to 1 hour, or DETERGENT KINO OSCAR Fancy in Olive Oil ‘ tory tests and 9 accident cases recipe. " Until ribs are tender and glazed I P .3Ve 02 ^ I i & treated. Pineapple-Ginger HpareribiX- looking. Turn sind baste occasion IMRORTID \ Vernon Ambulance Free ally. Cut into serv-ing pieces. IGE PKG CAN e# e# ’ 60C0 Tw-o sides (2 pounds each) c Vernon Fire Chief Leslie Kit- spareribs, salt, pepper, monosod- Bob^Cbahg, Waikiki expert In 34 l-4RIEF,He'5 \ \ tie announced today that services IT A a WTON6, iupi gutamate, 1 clove garlic, 14 Haw((lian'dooh*ry, gave us a re BUT iVe fiOTTO 'x of the ambulance of the Vefhpn Clip soy sauce, >4 cup brown sugar clp4 for batter-dipped, deep-fried dEC IT HIS WAV '^ r e Department are free in any L u x 6"-i/ < CoA«H (packed), 1 tablespoon peeled, jumbo shrimp with saupa.of pine Bflsk LMbfirv OR RUIN OUR ^ e rg e n c y . minced fresh ginger root or ',4 tea­ apple syrup, butter, broWn sugar, JetelblliM tiuA ^FiM iB u ofariu jEijegieg... T06ETHER The ambulance will be sent to FLAKES WORLD'S GREATEST MOSK LATER ON~-' spoon ground ginger; 1 large lemon Ujice, cornstarch, salt, pine- B. C. BY JOHNNY HART any accident scene, or Are If the onion,' 1 large green pepper, 2 appl^^minks and chopped pimento, emergency Are number in Vernon, tablespoons mild cooking oil, V Hawaiian Dinner: Pineapple- LGE PKG NATURAL SCIENCBS ILLUSTRATED ALBUM NO. 20 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE NEVER ENTER A CAVB TRemont -11-7070, is called. It la S 1 3 7 H I C table.spoon corn.starch, 2 table­ ginger sparerib.s, Jumbo shrimp, 35< ediUd by Amaricas Mumim tf l^ktbtral Hittory NOW ON SALE ■ wm eiw WITH THE HICCUPS,'..^ equipped witp oxygen and elec­ spoons elder -vinegar, 1 can (No. 2) •ioMoomtmm y vn Ntmaorr, M«T*IOUT\ DONTIKHOW. . __ TWRr____ tronic resuscitaiors. Hawaiian, fluffy rice, coconut rueoMte IBMAV «nmiveuRL'i!,\ tm INSvisc;^ oouLo w. smsiimRAlim W H A M pineapple chunks. cblpSf candied ginger, macadamia Frontside. OWOBT«MI(V»TOF InUMKVQUA The ambulance.,la located at Co. 16 VOLUMES - fAMIlY /noMNIR------WCSMS • v . 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■ ...... — 7 »"" — ■ ! ' » ------Said It Couldn H Happen But- '* — ' ' '■"'^ — ------— •—""'— 4 k ..^ — ■—L—..;.., Cards on Herald A ngle 6rd for^econd in Row, 7-3 •WT- 1 1 ' X m V : r \ m . ' By Better E A R L Y O S T Ftukil8 limits Yanks m Sporto BiOter Anasriesui l«agna Testerd*y*a Rasnlta New York, May 21 (flV--The St. Louis CardinMg finely Fpe to Eight ians s ||.y 21 (/P)-a.^oiUy a .800 team' (81-8H'and whils^Who escaped ths cellar in th* lastfdn. for their sixth in a roW over^ Dick Botravan (1*?1 gaingd his Cleveland 5, Washington 3. have made a ipove to see how the other half lives ra that W innihgeit Pitfshert in Majors ' ’ It wa* to make a brief stand In month and finished seventh. New YorJt^YorJtV four this season, while grat complete game'for the White Cnicago 5, Baltimore 3. National League ^nnant chase. They’re still scveijtfi, iust 'The shopworn veterans, both righthanders, are the win- Ker.PL.UNK! first place (by wlnnina^the oparter While the nation's baseball fans quitting the cellar and taking Detroit 13, New York 0. Scattered Hits fexacuted squeese bunt ardminted8>cbsrged with three boots apiece .. .( NsMhsster m of a doqbleheader on ncM. U M seventh. Rddig-Yost had three Of Sox with a four-hitler. He blanked Kansas City 8, Boston 3. five days free of the cellar and eight games shy of-flrst plade, .nihgest pitchers in the American League to date. Sporting By PAT fqr all of tha damag*. Kelley has already nominated un­ ab r h pn a * rM The Yankee* are last eyes the bottom lOf the AL stand­ the Orioles on two Hits aftsr los­ perfect records of five wins and no defeats are Hoyt 'wilhelm fl/lTsater. e( ...... I • 0 0 0 1 0 Rmie .Bonkam beat Bob Feller ait Detroit's 19 hit* and drove In six W. L. Pet. G.B. but the Red Birds sr« on their flrstf> For , the first time Expiring ffl- - . T h e WlldraU. who had gone mit beaten Clyde Richard (5-0) to Marsh, ei ...... 1 i 0 9 0 0 6 Incredibly the dub that has Cleveland, if'flnlshed third; mlaa- ings, Cleveland clung to the top run* with two homers, one a grand ing southpsw Jack Harehmen (0- aeveland ...... 21 11 .006 — real winning streak of the season young outfle|il6r belted a two-run of the surprising Baltimore Orioles ahtf Calvin Coolidge Mc- 8ir.gl68 »nd ieven of tns in- ed pitch agrinst Windham In Wllll- tng a fifth consecutive pennant by with a 9-S victory at Washington after whipping Pittaburgh and spring Cheney Tech h*8 toat with three unearned runs tn handed the American League slam. That was after 6) hit A home run In the ^trd. The Chicago 22 JS .03% M homer in the fourth off loser Bob Lish of the Cleveland Indians. Over-in the National I^ g u e, fieli v«rn•my, Norwreh Free the second Inning, added two tal­ mantlc Friday afternoon. Also, th* fcsrk"::::::::(a) Rlehard ri 1 H U ''a decade of drudgery is at the three game*. '' ' last night. The Chicago White Sox Maxwell singled home two Balltmoce ...... 20 15 .571 2H winlesa Bob Friend 11-1 laatVilght. Buhl, thbn doubled home a tying the No, 1 pitcher has been Elroy Face, firemari deltfxe with two-game winning/BtreaW* Aca^Fnn^ walloped Manchea lies, on* earned, in the third and Silk. Town coach plans to use Pat Mscauley, >b . 1 Detroit waa the champion, by remained within a half-game of for a Ur In the Sfth against Sox. who tiylce came froih . ba- Kaheaa bity . ...IS 10 .'484 SH It wa* ' the Cards' fourth Tall Bob Rukus dii^Iayed e* Mtatretta (8-1) in the home final* While, rt .. 3 bbUom of u>« ri>*r the Indians by beating Baltimore -hlrld, won It |it tpd'fifth on elnklas ---- runru n ,'9 ,Ahd scored the clincher on th# disappointing Pittaburgh P1-* ter High School 14-7 in another unearned marker In the Id) Avery ,..., .. 1 one game over Cleveland and two Bobby Shantz (0-2) and Gall Har­ Washington 17 30 .450 0V4 straight success and they did it on pirt-yl Spencer’s double In a two-, cellent cdntroliiipitching the fourth on a single by Howaid. a against Conard Monday, at Me­ ...4 n0 13 The club, that haa won nine 5-3. Kansas City whipped Boston Aparlcto and Nellie F « , Boston ...... 10 18 .406 8 rates. clash of rival league-leadfira morial Field .and then come back Twaronlie, 1h pennants, and leven world cham* gamea-over New York. ris then broke the deadlock with and the six-hit pitching of Wllmerner. -fun sixth. s Buhl (2-2) went afl ♦ a • stolen base and an error by short­ Wolnarowlet. i( .. 4 8 -l.‘ a homer that opened a three-run Sherm -Lollar'a' sacrifice fly l9etrolt ...... 18 30 .894 814 (Vinegar Bend) Mizell and hard-hittina^Bangers to a 7-3 yesterday afternoon at Recreation wtlh RIrhard In the finale agalqat Pedemonte. 2b .. 3 ?■! pinnahipa in 10 yeara la In the cel­ But that was long ago. Yogi. * «’ • that made it 3-2. - the way, w giving up six hits and victory ovap-Hartford Tech yester­ stop flalmond. - •/] (b) Feshler .. 1 0 ft Berra waa a Sid of 19 on The Hill sixth. . N«w Y o rk ...... 13 19 .361 8H second successive three-RBLgkme only three earned runs. Top Dog Year Ago Park In the Rose City. The win In addition In Saimond'* two Platt one week from today In Meri­ Horan, Jb .;... lar. TIGER.H 18, YANKS « - -,Right- e • * Today’s Games . >' day aftean^n at the West Side waa the iSth In 16 starts for the den ■. .'Iiv addition to aeeKlng their ft ft You have to go back to May Hi, In 8t. UQUia. Mickey Mantle was 7, by Bill White, who hss^.-Slx hits Hank Aaron hit his 12th homer McLlsh, named after the farmer Oval./Hie win waa the flfth In nin homer In fhe third and their Bwenami. e ... : : i 0 K Tony Kubek S. Of the 18 players hahder Frank Lar.v. who has won INDIANS 9. SENATORS 8 — A’S 8, RED Z ■ A two-run Kansas City at Boaton, 3 p.nu— tn eight trips for two^Ights. Wildcats who pace the (^apitol Dis­ fifth consccuUve-CCIL title the In Fisher, p ..... 3 1 0 1S40, to. find a aet of atandlnaa nips of his lasf 10 again.st the for the Braves, who have lost only president of the United States. elppc starts for -the locals who four-run seventh inning, the In Cain, p ...... t!p fourth by DODGERS 6-5, REDS 4-7 - r he won 16 games and wound up ar RHAM- terscholaaUc League standings and a double by second baseman Tnlain ...... M 7 4 24 II II 4 too. were World Ch*mplona They day, only Kno* Slaughter was In Senators on six hits—one Harmon with hi'a 10th homer, ai'K anaas Detroit at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Joe Plgnstano belted, a three-run Cleveland’s top flipper. The S4-, Hank Pedemonte down the lefifleld the boys would like nothing better Ml MTbr Mr lArMr In organised ball in 1940. He was the gave up a two-nih homer to Berra Klllehrew'g Kith home run, tops In Chicago at 'Kansaa City, 10 p.m. splitting i^'bwl-ntgflt doubleheader Whlle chalking up his fourth de­ JIMMY MENDITTO with a fine 9r2 record the Indians than to meet Norwich again at ftill had won four cbnaecutive World City took fourth place behind- the with Cincinnati. The ftfth-place homer a's the Dodger* wrap))cd year-old was up in the big show cision in an unbeaten season, Ruk- Defensive Standout line. 7th. . ' Series, and had swept the Chicago' 34-year-old country boy playing in the flrst Inning, then bianked the majors and Jim Perry'a hlt- eight-hit pitching of Ray HerbeH 'Waahmgton at Boaton, 8:10 p.m. up the opener with six ninq in the lost for the third time in 12 out­ Balls 'n Strikes: Fisher Inst JOIs strength. b-84M on rhoicu Mr PH b- outfield for the St. Ia>uls Car­ the Yankees on four h|ta until the . NevOt York at Baltimore, 8:05 Re^s^Mat the’ Dodgers 7-5 after with Brooklyn, Pittsburgh apd thr ua gave up eight Hits, walked but (Hqrald Photo) ings. N«?wlch (I4> monM In 7th. Cuba and Cincinnati in four lesa, fnur-atrikeout mopup over the (3-3), who shut out.the Red Sox ah opening 8-4 defeat. seventh .Inning after Roy McMillan Chlcagi) Cbibs before spending fou- one batter and struck out four. flrst decision as against nne tri­ atraight in 1BS8 and 1930. dinal*. ninth,. when Mantle's hofngr aod Jaat 2 l-.l inninga. Ruaa Kemmerer p.kt. i Third baaemsii ' DJfk Hujbos lib r h no A p rbl I c—Struck mil for Cmln In 8lh. Berra's second scored four riins. on four singles after the fourth. mlssSd second base on what w-- hitlesa for five innings, while beat­ Diego. He split the season betwaer Bill Brown and Frank Chaves each Hartford, May 21 (g’)—Th# 8Ut# yesterday . . . Sainnrond and first 0 0 *th): Cain. R for 3 run* In 3: McBalll San Francisco'.. 19 16 .543 , * * • ing Brooks Lawrence (3-4). Board of Fisheries and Game to­ hita apiece, n i - Harcachuk also baseman Joe Twaronite were Tn^ii ...... 43 14 IS 37 II 3 .« 0 (or 0 run* la.l; W. Morrin; L, Flahar. 20 17 .541 the two cities. chipped tn with two ufeties apiece. chasing home two RBI*. Chicago ...... 3% CARDS 11, PIRATES 1—Mizell Don Newcombe, now 2-2 against The victor* collected a total of 11 day reported excellent catches of ------V*:- Los Angeles .... 30 18 .526 4 4vho started the' Cards' streak with his old mates, won the nightcap No ball of Are. McLlab to t InU t-'rodlt for Victory Cincinnati ...... 18 17 .514 4H 37 games In 1956, alj In relief hits off two Hartford pitcher*. white perch and ahad. Curveballing Lynn Morin gained an 0-2, four-htt victory .over Phlla- for the Reds With a slx-hltter. \Vorked but 62 innipga and wounc •' After spotting the visitors atngle Temporary Slump? Pittsburgh .... 15 18 .455 «V4 delphik-Jast Friday, walked but Newk (3-4) gave up only one hit rubs in the first and second inninga, The board's weekly Ashing ad­ predlt for th* vlotory although St. Louis ...... 14 20 .412 8 up With two decljjlona and four set­ visory Said that white perch ar# lifted in favor of Lloyd Hinchey DtlRTV USAOITE two, struck out four and shut out for flve Innings, then wak slugged backs. Two yMfs ago. called upon Cheney erupted four big runs in Philadelphia 11 21 .344 10 the Pirates on four hits over the for three homers, two by Charlie the bottom half of the second on being taken In Quambapg Cove, after pitching 8 and two-thirde Don Willis Garage (4-01 and Today’s Games ‘to make 4t''*ppearance*. McLlsh Stonlngton, arid shad at the Enfield iimlnga. Although tagged for Just New York, May 21 OP)—The into the cellar yesterday by Green Manor (4-0) had little last, eight innthgs. Neal and one by Wally Moon. The toiled 144'Inninga, won nine ant three: singles and three walks, A whomping them l3-6. Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. The Cards sent Friend, ^who Reds got homers from Roy Mc­ twOL-out bloop single by Accomazzo permit-required area and at the three • binglea during hla atint WoH4 Champion New York trouble keeping their records In­ —Gomez (0-2) vs. Anderson (2-2). Millan, who belted his with a man lost aev'en games. boat fishery at the Enfield Dam. Morin waa .MponsibI* for all aav- Perhaps It I* because slich a tact in last night's twinblll at won 22 laat season, to his seventh chased home two of the tallies an Mahehesiet runs. iTie 'smallish Y;ankeek- are In last place in position Is no novelty to the Pittsburgh at St. Louts, 9 p.m defeat in a six-run second Inning. on in the second against loser ' Designated as a starter in 1958. ■ Hartford got its final marker In The advisory; . . . the America)! ' League. The Robertson Park. The Garagemen — Haddlx (2-2) v*. McDaniel Carl Erakine (0-2), and ^s.Bell, McLish C(une through in handsome righthander w4«i removed when grizzled skipper. Before he hit belted Bill's Mobile (2-3) 14-3 and Eleven Cards went .to the'iitote In the third while the Rangers added the Indiana rallied, for four un­ apectacle of Uih sun rising In the jackpot with ths Yknkee* (2-4). Only Games Scheduled. the big frame, which openea--^th who triggered a flve-run third fashion aiid, with Indian ace Herb two in the fourth frame and a solo t Water Fishing the Manormen romped 12-5 over Tomorrow’s Schedule White's single and included a ttim- with a three-run shot. Score unavailable and uneffective run in the fifth. Flatfiehing success conttnuew earned runs In the seventh inning, the West some f)ne morning he hung hla hat regularly in winlesa Walnut Restaurant (0-4). good in the Branford, Ouliford and f With two out# Coach Tom Kel­ could not engender \ more the second division. And In Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 8:05 run single by Mizell, who also • • • most of the season, achieved new ' Accomazzo la expected to pitch The two leaders clash Wednesday p.m. doubled home a run in the third. CUBS 7. PHILS 5— ErnI* heights. The Tribe wound up Friday's 3 o'clock conteat, with the Old Saybrook areas, the Nlantic ley's club' put together flve walks amazement and - uiiballef 1940. the year the Yankees night at 0:15. and Thames Rivera, and in deeper and took advantage of*two Nor­ among baseball fane. were In much the same situa­ San Francisco at Los Angeles, Ken Boyer added his eighth- home Baiilts, ' 10th homer, a three-run fourth In the flngl standings locals hoping to avenge a previous tion as they are today, he also Norm Vlttner’s grand slam 11 p.m. run to the Cards’ 14-hit spree. drive lb the eighth, won for th# thanks for h big aSsist from Mc- 7-0- setback at the expense of water* off the Eastern Connecti­ wich error* to chalk up four mark­ GARDEN SHOP Sports critics are thumbing had a club—the Boston Bees homer put Don Willis ahead to s£ay Ctnclnnatl at Pittsburgh, 8:15 Young Mike McCormick (2-2) Cubs anJ Moe Drabowsky (2-3), LUh. ELROY FACE Coach Clyde Wa.ihburn’8 club. !in cut shoreline. • Flats caught have ers. through record hooks to dis­ In the bottom'^ of the thlrd.^ Red decreased In size and number*, It abould be pointed out that —^n. last place as late 'as Aug. p.m. tamed the Braves with 9-lnning who needed' relief after Harry Two pitching records that Mc'- Traded loathe St. Louis Card­ defeated'since losing Its opener. cover when *)aet the haughty 30, although he managed to Madsen who allowed jtist four hits, St. Loots at Chicago, 3 p.m. relief help from Sam Jones and Hanebrink's piiteh two-rijh homer Ltsh Is.not proud of are (1) most Cheney (1) however. In Western Connecticut MHS started the non-league. Con­ h New Yorker* were in »uch also chipped in with a two-run inals in 1957^ before the campaign »b r h po a e rbl shore waters. "■ test 'wMh only three regulars. The rally It to flnieh seventh. three RBIs from Felipe Alou. The in the seventh. home runs allowed In one Inning, ended he had been placed on the Mpndilto, o . 4 0 6 0 0 1 SPECIALS humble circumstance* at this Quietly, and without bitter­ homer. four, and (2) led American League 4 1 1 3 1 Blackflsh catches remain fair, Indians were held to Just four stage of a pennant race, Starter Pat BnJduc^xnd reliefer waiver list and claimed by Cleve CtLstpr. SN ...... 1 hita, two b> shortstop Chuck k ness, the mair who ..^ai won In wild pitches In 1957. land. Next atop was Baltimore .last Parker, cf ...... * 3 0 4 ft ft n but fishing for this specie* is re­ DOWNSTAIRS STORE * . MANCHtSTER RARKADI Th# fans on the street wrin­ nine pennants and'saven world Bill Campbell combined to hold wtl nv«i Accomasxo. lb . 4 1 R 4 ft 2 ported picking up all along the Saimond who banged out a home Walnut to three singles • and a Major Leagua ytor . after appearing In 30 games .Vaiciulis. rf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 run and single in three tripe, gal- kle puzzled browe and glvr ‘ championships In his 10 aes- now for the big'fellow who has with the Indiana Of his three 1968 .Brown, 3b ...... 4 2 2 ft 2 .shoreline with most of the fish In varied opinion* as to the sons with the team dleciused double by Dave Balon. Tommy Manuel Ycaza Benefits Most been In organized baseball since RukoB. r ...... R.ft 0 ft 0 the two to fo)ir pound size class, jQond'e two-out homer over the Mason paced the Manor's ntne-hit victories, on* was a no-hit, no-run ChrfVPsT 17 ...... 1 2 2 ft 0 ft 0 leftflrid fence in the third Inning causes of the strange situation. Its problems. =sLeaders=sss 1944. With the Yankees slumping, effort late In the season against SuIHvAn,' 2h .. ft ft 5 ft ft Fishing for strlperi bass la slow The Ideas range from the Casey Comments « attack with three hits while t e * ^ Cleveland and Chicago are waging from the Thames River to the scored losing pitcher Skip Fisher mates Bolduc and Bernie August! American League the New York Yankees at Yankee Totals ...... 27 n .5 '4 ~4 6 who had doubled down the leftfleld h opinion that the club has had TTie nearest he came io a By Suspension Given Hartack a torrid battle for the American Stadium. This game convinced HftrtMrd it} Rhode Island line, and fair in the It, to the hopeful—among Its threat was the comment; "I each chipped In with a single and Batting (Based on 75 or more at League lead. McLish has never sb r h po R f rbl Thames River. line. followers—suggestion that It expect those pitchers of ours trlple>v bats) — Kue'nn, Detroit, .398; Fox, Oriole brass that Wllpelm could Sugrs. 2h ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 Excellent catches of white perch Fisher, who wss lifted in favor Chicago, .367; Colavlto, Cleveland. New York, May 21 ( ^ —Manuelf>Gotham Stakes at Jamaica by been in a World Series. That's his win as a starter and the rest is Bruip„ c ...... 4 ft ft 7. 0 la Just a temporary slump that ' realize that they will have to Don Wlllta ...... 004 145-14-6-1 alni' 1959. Toitiany. ss. P ,... . 4 1* 2 2 1 ft are being made tn Quambaug of Eddie Cain after giving up th-ree got out of hand.' do better than that (what they Bill's ...... o n 000 -2-4-6 .349; Maris, Kansas .City, .339; Ycaza, himself no stronger to the Atoll. Both weakened In the now history. Markowitz. erV rf, . .1 0 ft •‘ft ft 0 Cove, Stonlngton. straight singles ip the sixth frame, Kaline. Detroit, .333. stretch after dueling for nearly a * a « * a Flaalnsky, 3b \ .. 4 i 1 ft 0 ft waa rapped for 11 hits and right Remember 1940 did yesterday) or they can't Madsen and Badatuebnpr; Var- wrath of racing atewsLrds, Is the 0 0 0 stay around," iey and Bisrdl. ■ ^ Runs — Killebrew, Washington, mile with First Landing in the Pleaeanf'Sui^riBe Godonski. ss. cf .. . 3 ft 0 ft Inland Fishing runs In th* five complete Inninga The record-book thumberi 31; Power, Cleveland, 29; Aparicio, person who’ll benefit most by the ■Wood Memorial, a race won by Relief Artist Morelll. If ...... 3 0 2 1 ft 0 1 have come up with the facts Prior to yesterday he had Green Manor ...331 060 X7I2-9-3 suspension handed Bill Hartack TKomas. lb. rf ... . 3 ft 2 3 0 0 ft Shad fiahing is excellent, with that ha wo.-ked. Five stolen' bases pointed to lack of timley hit­ Walnut ...... 010 400 0 -5-4-2 Chicago. 18; Yost, Detroit, 27; lightly regarded Mahassa Mauler, Wilhelm, w^Osdistlngulshed him­ Third pitching surprise of the NAdlsr. p. lb .... .,3 ft ft 2 0 ft 0 many fish bring taken last week­ by th* Wildoats and right Red th a t. the last time the Yan­ Jensen, Boaton and Maris, Kansas by the Garden State Park officials But on his last oiitlng In the Del­ self as an outstanding firieman season has been Face, a skinny, kees were in the basement at ting as the basis for the Bolduc, Campbell (5) and Ma­ and upheld by the New Jersey Totals ...... 31 8 8 18 ~5 .1 1 end' at, the Enfield pt'f mlt-requlred and 'White errors also figured troubles. Yesterday he reckon­ son, August (5); Pyka and Fluery, City. 26.. aware Valley St-ikes at Garden with the New York Glanta tn the little rlghthandpr. Hie rise to new C3>ene.v ...... 040 -210 0—7 area and at the boat flaliery at the prominently In the final outcom*. an equivalent stage of the Runs Batted In — Killebrew, Racing Commission. State, Intentionally revealed some­ National League beforeHpssing his popularity has been in a role just Hartford ...... Ill 000 0—3 race was May 25, 1940; That ed the hitting Wasn’t too bad. the opposite of that of Wilhelm 2B. -Acebmazzo Parker. Tomany: SB, Enfield Data.. Although'roe shad Tallied Seven Runs That he has confluence the (BILRCH LEAGUE Washinrion. 32; Triandos, Baitt-' Ycaza, the rip-roaring ' Vene­ thing of his real form. Eurasia, flutterball In the American league, Accomazzo 3. dhavea. 8u(tz«, Tomany. are increari'lK In-numbers with a Taking over for Fisher In the the last of ths two times the more, 27; Maris, Kansaa City, 26; zuelan reinsman who has sat out Crafty Skipper and Pilot also ala McLish, has been a pleasant and McLish. This fellow, drafted Markowitz: DP. BroWn to Sullivan: club finished in the cellnr was team Is better than its record Sparked by Bill Smith (hingle by the Pirates from Montreal in few in the fobr to flve and one--half sixth, Cain didn't escape trouble might Indicate was hinted by home run and two nin.s) and Billy Cerv, Kansas City and Allison and many a day for his roiugh riding scored handily in their last starts aurprise for Manager Paul Rtfch- LOB. (7hcney 10. Hartford S: BB. pound^class being taken, bucks re­ until the winners had tallied ae'ven In 1912, and the last time it Lemon, Washington, 25. tactics, has been named to replace on Long Island. arda <• ' .1952, la a relief artist. Rukuii 1. Tomany 7: SO. ‘Rukue 4 spent the season In the sec­ hjs statement that "I think Whitney (single, two doubles and NLike all men In hts category, Nadler 3. Tomany 4: U Nadler. main In the majority. runs. Six hits (three, of the Infield three or four clubs will^ay for three nms).-, the Center Congo* Hita — Fox, Chicago, 54; Cola- Hartack on the highly regarded Scores Biggest Victory . .During,my Junket to Florida' in .Great Northern Pike are being variety), a walk, two stolen bases, ond division was in 1925. vito, Cleveland and Kaline, Detroit, 'Intentionally in the $75,000 added Jimmer, who has iVever quite March, I caught the Baltimore FaCSv specialises in taking hie those rune before the season last night banged out 13 hita en warnulfi pitches In the bullpen and taken in the Connecticut River off a fielder’s choice play, two . Man­ The-calmest — outwardly — Is over." route tn an eaay 14-5 triumph over 46; Allison, Washington, 43; Six Withers Mile at Belmont Park lived up to the promise he showed Oriolea playing one afternoon in Middletown and Glastonbury with chester mtscues and a perfectly man in all the confusion Is as a 2-year-old In. 1957, cam* Sarasota. The starting pitcher was then awhit^ Manager Danny Mur- The Yankees now have won the Knighta of Columbus at Mt. players tied with- 41. Saturday, taugh's s i^ -to come oh tn relief the majority of' the catches being \ Manager Casey Stengel, who 12 and lost 19 games for a per­ Nebo. Doubles—Runhels, Boston, Pox, Hartack was suspended Tues­ through with his biggest victory Wilhelm, the knuckler deluxe. He made with dardevle upoone. maintained his splomb even centage of .387. They are 8 >4 Chicago and Williams, Kansas yesterday when he accounted for retired after six innings after hold­ of some faltering starter. Face lANDSCAPi’ Congo* ...... 0 6 4 020 3-14-i3-0 day for unbecoming conduct after the $58,600 Carter Handicap at has put out the in a number Bass fishing Is picking up stead after the Detroit Tigers games behind first place K of C ...... 120 101 0 -5 -8-1 City, 10;.Lollar, Chicago and Pow­ laat Saturday's sixth race at Gar­ ing the Dodgers runless. He al­ ily, with some fine catches bring 0LAD10LI BUUS dumped the world champions Oeveland. er and colavito, Cleveland, 9. Belmont Park. lowed but two hita. of games this aeasbh' -A-* anyone Robinson and Whitney; Steven­ Maybe Casey’s Interested den State. The suspension lasts The 4-year-old son of Bolero, knows,, you can never taU the- true made in Coventry Lake, Coventry son and Cloquette, Moske. Triples — Runnels, Boston, 4; until the closfr of the meeting Me­ ‘'Wilhelm," Pitching Coach AMERICAN LEAGITE Fishing , for panflah species con­ Dorothy Fredstrom, 20-year-old s tu d ^ t nurse, poses as Keough, Boston, Cerv and House, owned by Myron Goodwin of Harry Brecheen told me, "is going value of a relief pitcher l ^ his rec­ EVERGREENS Larg*. a bat wielder following her selection as qiieen of the Col­ morial Day. Youngstown, Ohio, paid $66.70 for ord. Six wins is most impreapive, Sullivan's Red and White Stand tinues good, with catches .of RBCREA'nON LEAGUE Kansas City and Allison, Wash­ Yesterday he failed to get the tn be a starter this aeaaon. I would­ but there were an equal nunibto edged Fire & Police 4-2 In a battle unusually large yellow perch bring Hitting—Eddie. Yost,, Tigers— Rof. 49c. lege World Series to be held in Omaha June 12-18. The ington, 3. $2 after stepping seven furlongs In n't at all be surprised if Ke de­ Drove In six runs With a single PtRAMlDAL ARIORVITAE Doc. 37c .loexBurke pitched a neat six- New Jersey CJommisslon to reverse 1:22 3/5 and beating Tick Tock by of games In which he aurlved on- of atrikebuto last night at Waddell made in East Twin Lake, Sails hitter last night at Charter Oak nation’s top eight college teams, survivors of conference Home Runs — Killebrew,. Wash­ the steward’s ruling so lost the veloped into a big winner. His ball the scene and preserved victoriee "Field. Jifn Higgins fanned 11 In a bury; High Land Lake, Winches and two homers, one a grand- Extra large. Anesthetized Yankees ington, 15; Colavito, Cleveland, 12; three-quarters of a length. Nadir, is hard to hit." And, I might add, slam. In 18-6 victory over the 15 to 20”. Park aa the 'Telephone Co. nipped competition and district playoff.s, will fight it out fn the mount on Intentionally. the favorite, was another three for other staff members. wirintoR 'effort while loser Carl ter, and the inlet and outlet to Reg. 69c doz. Dox. the. North Ends 6-4 In nine inning);. Maris. Kansaa City, 10; Jensen, Never Reverae Decision hard to catch too. Gua Triandoa, Face hasn’t started a game in HohtoijiBl chalked up 13 Ks for Bantam Lak*. LItchfield-Morria. Yankees that dropped the World Reg. 1.98. 1 .6 7 57c National College Athletic A.ssn. double elimination tour­ Boston, Yost, Detroit and Lemon, lengths back in third place. Champions into last place. ! Burke did not allow a hit after be­ “I didn't bxpect them to reverse In other feature races, 'Vital the hard hitting Oriqle catcher, more than two years. Ltot year pip. A'.two-run homer by Bill Angling success for trout con- Prewwloctad bulba. ^ Should Come Out of It ing tagged for four runs in the nament, (AP Photofax) Washington, 9. the decision," Hartack said. “They has picked up a number of black he took part in 57 games and had Dixon provbdtthe margin of differ­ -tinues generally fair throughout Pitching—Wllmer Mizell, Cardi­ 2 to 2^/l tU Stolen Bases — Aparicio, Chi­ Force ($17.40) won the $15,000 ad­ Re^. 59c bag. BaJe C . fifth! Irv Foater -(homer) and never do. But I wanted to go in ded Cherry Hill Stakes' for 2-year- and blue spots, plus passed balls, a 5-2 record.Thfa 30-year-oJd jBlp- ence in. the welKplayed conteat. Al­ the state, with some good catches nals—Gained his fifth \1etory with Reg. 3.98. 3 1 7 cago. 11; Landis, Chicago and when Wilhelm comes In with his so for the victors, Bob DixOn being made at Wononskopomuc a six-hitter, shutting out the Pi­ New Y ork—(NEA)—What’a! Jerry LaPine (two doubles) paced there and let them hear me. 'TTiat’s olda -at Garden State; Etonian per has been the shining light on the unbeaten Phonenien while Power, Cleveland, 6; Smith, Chi­ why I appeared the ruling.” deceiving knucklers. the Bucco staff, which had shown slammed a triple afli Pete Kuhne Lake, Salisbury; Highland Lake rate* on four hits over the last 4 to 5 ft. Selacted oolora. wrong- with the Yankees? The cago, 5; Torgeson, Chicago, Kaline, ($7.60) took Bairnorai's $5,000 made a fine one-handlkicatch in eight Innings for 11-1 breeze. Fi'at^ Tamiso collected two safe­ Intentionally, who failed to Windy City Purse at Washington ' Now 85, Wilhelm holds the ma­ little sign of improvemhpt after Winchester, and East Twin Lake Reg. 4.98, 3 9 7 Boxed. Reg. 29c. Ea. question has spread acipas the 30 Speedway 'Drivers Detroit and Mantle, New York, 4. jor league record for most relief rightfiald. Hohenthal belted a tape- land. You hear it in the pubs, on ties losing cause. show enough distance running Park: Charlie Boy ($11.20) posted getting off to a horrendous start. Salisbury. Moat of the catches in Pitching (Based on' three or ability to warrant a chance at the appearances In one season, 71, sat Perhaps, at season's end, neither measure home run in the second these bodies of water are being The 1969 Connecticut - Boston buses and the job and In front of Teiephone^,.. .010 Oil 102-6-13-4 more decisions) — Wilhelm, Balti­ his third straight victory at Suf­ inning and little George Cochrane North Kbids^pOO 040 000-4 -8-2 Kentucky Derby and Preakness, folk Downs and Liberal Lady In 1952 aa a member of the Giants, .Wilhelm, McLish, nor Face will be made using a light Davis rig with University football game will be | television sets. And frankly all but. more and McLish, Cleveland, 5-0, ^ e '52 season was the best for the up among the big. winners but the was a defensive standout for PAF. worms or shiners, and also with played under th* lights on Oct. 23 | the most loyal fsns hope the ali­ Burke and lAPbte; Kasulki and Available for 44 Cars 1.000; Walker, Baltimore, Shaw, goes against such other 3-year ($2.90) took command In ths (What happened to the line score?) Stebbins, Khoury (A). old speedsters as Crafty Skipper, stretch and accounted for the $10,- six-footer as he 'was credited with trio ia at least eiijoying the lofty streamers. In Boston. PRE-STARTED BEGONIAS ment Isn’t trivial. Chicago, Grant, Cleveland and 16 Wins and numerous other saves. rating at this time. INTERNAnONAL LEAGUE Will the Yankees straighten out Larsen, New York, 3-0 1.000. Eurasia, Pilot and Atoll. 000 Santa Barbara for Allies and •BOXED Indianapolis, May 21 The Indianapolis Motor Speed­ Intentionally was edged in the mares at Hollywood Park. Behind the steady flve-irit pitch­ after their worst start in memory ? way is suffering fi’om an acute shortage of experienced Strikeouts — Wynn, Chicago, ing of Mike Gilbert, A'ceto * Syl­ • VARIETY OF COLORS 4 9 ' The answer to that one is that they 54; Score, Cleveland, 52; Bunning, vester went on to defeat the '^Somehody^s Going to Get Hurt’ should. Sport Schedule drivers-, with 44 ckrs still to make qualification runs for the Detroit, 46; Ford, New York, 38; Paganl (Caterer* 7-1 last night at In their early games this sea­ 500-miIe race May 30. Wilhelm, Baltimore, 37. Machen Wins Close Decision. Verplanck Field. Gilbert, )who son the erstwhile Bombers have Only about 30 men with the '^Finsterw ald^s G olf.. .No, 27- struck out nine,. Frank Vaccaro, been what Branch Rickey called Today ability and experience to drive at NatioiuU League Ring Promoter Says He Backedj 14 Teachers vs. Police, Jim McGehan and Ray LaGace all anesthetized ballplayers, 6 :1! more than 140 miles an hour Batting (Baked on 75 or more Now Switches to Court Battle 1 ^ two hits for the winners. Dick .f' ’'You know wh'at they have Charter Oak, w'ere available, for, those 44 car*. at bats)—Aaron, Milwaukee, .456; B e Close When You Miss Hapsen waa the lone Caterer to Out of Deal to Cut in Carbo done,” the Pittsburgh Mahatma Civitan vs. Methodist, 6:15~Mt. They will get'•-their chance to Burgess, Pittsburgh, .371; Temple, gamer two binglea. used to say. "but the first thing Nebo. qualify Saturday ahd, Sunday. San Francisou, May 21 (/P) —0bled from the flfth round on. Ma- High tennis at Windham. Cincinnstl, .343; Mays, San Fran­ (Another of a series written for A S 200 060-7-8-0 you know they have lost their lega •Fourteen cafs qualified laat cisco and Crandall, Milwaukee, HeavyWeight contender Eddie C h e n dnished with a lump near hlS Pagani’s' .; ...... OOP 100-1-6-2 Los.Angeles, May 21 ^/P)—A box-^for his 15 per cent cut "and was, and the next thing It is .luly 1 and Lawyers vs Norman's, 6 - Ver- weekend, leaving 19 places open in NEA Service and The Herald). Maehii^, viotorioua laat night over right eye and'a small cut over It planck. .336. . Gilbert and McNeill; Reale, tag promoter claims he backed out rebuffed by Jordan's. manager,J| the club ia still in, seventh place." i the "SS-car starting lineup. After Rims-^Mathews, Milwaukee, 36; r unraiiked Rueben 'Vargas, now suffered In the flpsl aaconds. Reiser (5) and Fttzgerald, Han- of a deal to muscle In on writer- Don Neaseth, a newcomer to box- {| Can the' Yankees be in senoiis ' Parkade v* A * N, 6 Waddell. 19 more cars have qualified, the By DOW nNSTBRWALD •witches l!ia battling to the courts, "They're talking a rematch and Moriarty's va Auto Parts, 6— Mays, San Francisco, 32; Pinson. c , 'I ■ weight .chkmplon Don 'Jordan’s ing. Palermo was turned down | trouble ? The answer here is an- l slower one.* may be bumped from Cincinnati, and Neal Los Angeles, PGA Champion •celling to hrJt the Floyd Patter- that's okay with, me,” Flaherty NATIOI^AL LEAGUE -• contract and got this warning: ■again last April 25, the day after: other question -why not? Things Buckley, the lineup by faster qualifiers •on-Ingemar Johiinsson title bout. said after the. bout that netted Highlighted by a decisive, three- won’t get any better until they 30;. Aaron, Milwaukee, 27. Develop the putting touch with “We are going to meet at the Jordan successfully defended his Friday, May 22 The driver shortage may lead Runs Batted In—Banks, Chi­ Eddie and h.s jjjot, Sid Flaherty, $50,386. Each fighter receives nui homer by Bill Brautigan and crossroads and aomebOdy's going new title against Akins. start hitting, and when fellows Methodist vs. St. Mary’s, 6:15— tn considerable car hopping In the the objective of limiting the dis­ •re scheduled to fij^pear. in Federal $20,115.80' wlto $5,000 each from' the steady pijtLbing of Steve Brady, Leonard was summoned to Flor^ like Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra Mt. Nebo. cago, 39; Aaron, Milwaukee, 36; the National TV and the remain­ to get hurt. We'll make an example ' • final qualifications; A car may Robinson, Clnrinnati and Demeter, tance the ball rolfs past the cup Court In New York June 1 when the Medics coasted .to a 7-2 win of you." Ida, where hq met Carbo, who re- aren’Jt swatting the long' ball the High baseball at Windham, 8:15. qualify only once,, but a driver their petition seeking to- force Jo- der aa their 30 per cent of the net. over Green Manor last night at pernted Palermo’s drinands. . Tlien | Bronx party isn't far removed from High golf at Hall. Los Angeles 34; Mays, San Fran­ to no more than from eight to 12 Jackie Leonard told the Cqli- whose car is eliminated may try cisco, 82. hsJis*on into a return bout With Asked if he’d make any over­ Buckley Field. Brady allowed five ckmti. Several threatening phone I the ordinary. Bill Skowron current­ (Jheney Tech at RHAM, 8. inches. Msqhen will l« heard. tures to Patterson's manager, Cfie hits, walked one and fanned right foihia Athletic Oommiaslon yester­ again in another. Hits—Aaron,. Milwaukee, 62; day.,that the wanting came in a calls, claiming he reneged on a: ly Is the only .300-hitter and he’s A & s vs Ans'aldi's, 6—Ver- Three of the 61 cars originally I am not a believer in the "Nev­ A . verdict favoring HMdle could D'Amato, for a title fight, Flaherty as his teammates won for the'first deal. handicapped by a pulled hamstring plarick. Temple, Cincinnati, 49; . Pinson er up, never In" theory. For ever) disrupt plans for the June 26 .meet- replied "I gave up doing that ',a time. Carl Colangelo stood out for telephone call from a man who entered ha^ve been wrecked beyond Cihciimati and Mays, San Fran­ Identified himself as Frankie Car­ > When the promoter returned to j muscle In his right thigh which CASEV STENGEI. Sullivan's v* Optical, 6-^Wa*d- repair. putt I have seen, stop on the front tog in New York between: obam- couple of year* ago." Green Manor, stroking a single Los Angelea, he met several tlmesJ could have him limping all the way ‘Beginning to Wonder' dell. cisco, 48; Neal, Los Angeles, 46. lip because of not having 'been D'Amato, who feuded with the and.double in three' trips. bo. “He was raving ao much I A. Tw'O Rookies Waahed Out Doubles' — Burgess, Pittsburgh Iplon ^ tte ra b h aj4t Richmond, (Bllnky) Palermo, who demanded Poly. bag. Andy Carey, Norm Siebern and qualified and unqual^ied cars of Boyer, St. Louis, 8.' Relatively few refine the stroke gah. But Edale'a.,Jab kept hla on- th* promolar replied. 2.77 Day of 1034, for example, but took needed practice time,'and'pbserv Old Hand ; nibhlng foe of! balsnce'sufflnienUy and I'll be real sharp," dailf., 10. , • ■ a 15 per cent cut of Jordan's earn­ it all and beat the Detroit Tigers Wbitey Ford—tripping the light Stolen Bases—Neal, Los An- to the extent that they hit the ings.. REG. 1.8^ NOW fantastic tri th» Arthur Murray era revised downwari^ their pre> The San Francisco Giants ries, 7; T. Taylor, Chicago and ball perfectly trpe — with no ' to bring him an unanimous but PUNT FOOD In a spectacular World Series. The Kostenko Qiialifies dictions of the minimum qualify­ dug into the past for ■eloM and unpopular verdict. Palermo, a Philadelphia fight Lpet One Wallet ’21 New York Giants, who come to TV Dance Show. Carey waa bat­ fInson and Robinson, Ctocinnati, twist of-Any kind'^on It. manager and aasoclata of Carbo, ting -205, Siebern .267 while lead­ ing speed needed to make the a pinch-hitter, Dusty 6; Mays, San Ftoncisco, 5. How can you tell whether you Yesterday’s Homert • Vargas, a muetaohioed Mexl- 5-10-5 mind offhand, had a seve.n-and-a- For Track Honors starting lineup. ' ) c a n ' from Richmond, Calif., who waa arrested at Loa Angeles In­ . Yesterday Waa a hot and humid half game dqflcit on Aug. 28, yet ings the club in strikeouts and fail­ Rhodes. They • calllid on Pitching T Based on Hiree or are obtaining this result? The Trolling Doubles Amotant of Time ternational Airport May 4 and ac­ REG. 1.29 NOW 50 lb. bag. ing to Improve in left field. Ford Drivers and mechanics predict­ answer is by one of the simplest American League weighed 189 H, entered the ring a day, eveiYone agrees, and soma 2 2 7 copped the glue. The '54 Giants did Sophomore Fred Kostenko' waa ed that 141 miles an hour would their Phoenix branch for more decisions)—Face, Pittsburgh^ aanUmental favorite of the 1J.772 c u se of stealing 80 oqnta worth even went swimming, like John even better, -coming-'from 13<4 had been bat'.e< out twice and a 6-0, 1.000; Klippstein, Los Angeles, devices, yet pne which I rarely see Killebrew, Senators (15). of newspapers from a conceaelon third time tn relief. the lone Manchester High School make the field. Duane Carter of t,he lefthand hitter who (aua. Machen, of Redding, Calif., Spent Fishing blit It Pays dividends Fales of 188 N. Elm 8t. The young­ games off the. pace and starting tralpkmai) to gain a qualifying Indianapolis In the Yunlch-Gloverr' 4-0, 1.000; Rush, Milwaukee 3-0, In use. Palni^ a perfect red circle Marls, 'Athletics (10). ’ • stand. He wasn’t summoned to' their drive- as late as' Aug. 2. Casey Slen 81 would like, to get kept the attack alive 1.000; Mizell, St. Loiils, 5-1, ,833; around the circumference of the Yost, Tigers 2 (9). “ ' who yvelghed 197%, was greeted ster, official scoter for the Cheney b eip in Saturday’s State CIAC Lathrop Special, slowest of th4 with scattered boos. Trolling is one of the "flah-get-Ogame congre^te. When you testify. Tech baseball team, went swim­ The '14 Braves are the classic the hired hands' minds back pn first.J4 qualifiers at 142.795, look­ through the World Series Burdette, Milwaukee, 6-2, .760. ball. Place the ball on the putting Harris, Tigers (3). Leonard, who has been luider 5 LB. BAG GRASS SEED Illustration, o f . course. The then Mfht In New Britain. The Silk .760. surface so this circle is vertical Mantis', Yankees (6), Rueben scorec with some solid jtot a strike, sto^ and start.caat- ming laat night at Bolton Lake and their work,and ts beginning to Town youngster gained a tie for ed a lot safer than .he did after of 1954. He hit in AAA. overhaifd rights thait stung the. tingaat" Uchniques you’ll aver usa heavy police guard, told this story: Joat his wallet In the process. To. Boston Tribe was dead last, .tl, wopder whether to then baseball fourth place to the pole vault last weekend. Strikeouts—Drysdale, Los An­ and on llite with the ..intended BeiVa; Yankees 2 (4). Trolling. douBlsa the amount of He first wai approached by Pa­ • SPECIAL MIX , gamss out of it. on July 19, yet has become a sideline. geles, 59; Spahn, Milwaukee, 40; course of the ball. fy Harshman, Orioles (1). flfth-Mtoked Machen in both Ui* The flrst rulfi to observe In troll­ lermo last November while nego­ day John has aakad for help In gjit.< event with 4* leap of ! 10 feet In Two Driver* Killed •econd and third rounds. time actually silent tn fiahing, ob- ing la to get your lure down on ack th* contents of the wal- took the marbla* by a margin of yesterday's Class A'Bastem Sec­ S. Jones, San Frkncisco, 42; MlzelL •If the line doesn't waver or National League tiations were in progress for a • REGULAR 1490 10 gsimea. Accidents in practice runs this jpelaware Doiiblei wobble as -the ball turns, you Then BJddie'* spearing Jabs be- aervea the Mercury outboard com- the bottom and keep it there. Nor­ title fight between Jordah and Vir- inus the money. There were tionals at Storrs.. St. Louis, 41; Podres, Los Angeles, Aaron, Braves (12), ’ ■ gan knocking Vargas off-etride mally, bottom foods such as cray­ ’ 1 . 5 7 TTiere are numerous reasons Homers Pay Off year have killed two drivers— 37. . know it has been hit with a square Banks, Cubs (10). , pahy. UnlMijyim dangle a worm ri! Akins, than welterweight cham­ » several valuable pap«ws in the wa|. i Accor«*ing to Coach Paul Phln- Wilmington, Del. ..(A’)—Three and Machen captured, the middle fish and aquatic Insects make up ist)y tile TanKees are stumbling. rookie Bob Cortner of Redlands, blade cop)lng through right on Boyer, Cardinaja (8), or other form of bal^, about' half pion. ' let, b* reported. A eouple of rsgukrs are getting iley several IndiaAs turned in their Calif., who had Just completed his jockey* have won Delaware rounds, largely with the Jab, some of your fishing effort la non-pro- most of tbs' flah'a diet.- It makes He led Palermo to believe tha Kanlas City, Mo. 0 ^—When NMtbffo't of tv spring but failed line. . A)ou, Giants (7). • •olid left)hooks and superior in- sense, therefore, to fish this food and another has played a lot driver test, and Jerry Uns'er of Handicap fvwictorle*. They are G e ts 1 ^ T o u c h If the line wavers, the stroke Be)l. Reds (;6).‘ l ducUve.. Fish , aeiaom strike lures deal could be made U Jordan got a baseball. Hank Bauer of the Nsw York to qualify. The 8M-vard quartet Lakewood, Calif., who qualified ' W in g . ’ in that tlme-conqumlng IntartoJ sqne. Some periods of the day or title'shot (He said Palermo had APPLE TREES Yankees hits a-home run you eSn of Bill Viot (24.4), CapUIji Phil Moose Peters, Abelci^o '' De Lara la faulty. McMlllan, Reds (5). 4" ' Vargas relied: in the late goihg between caste. And plugs lying in Mason wilTprove to be excepUons, Tm> last year but went'out bflthe race Driver Alan Mysh who had a Neal, Dodgers 2 (5). » approached tfim tn the mistaken BJBD oicucaotis. •upset ths tclephofie It) the right Pined (33.9). Hall Bmnett (22.8) Ifl the first-lap plleup. and Eric Guerin. Petofs ^scored good year L 1957, but fsU off but w e d to catch up. the bottom of a boat while anglere put generally dtop fiahing With bafief that he eecreUy owned part Announcement I-DWABP ilrifNTOlW. ■ REG. 3.29 T |s real raason -for the TaA- 'flijdsr’s eatepr here to start ring­ and Mike Winters (23.4) vl^as with Roseanna In 1987 and Dotted NEXT)'The tivo fundamentols. Snider, Dodger* (4). change location are not known terminal gfar bouncing off rOcka lN*'0 dould bs that too many Wack officials defended the hist saasbn, spama to hava recov­ Moon, podgera (2). , Referee Vem Bybee scored It of JipTdan’f contract) ing. It la agau the-duty of sports elooked In l:84,o which is only ond- testing procedure. Steward Paul Swiu In 194l wheit the fyult was ered the winning touch n haniaaa 88-86, Judge Jack Downey 86-84, for catching-lunkere. and slipping through vagetation Letei^ eaid Truman Gibaon, 0hsm «r* lattfeltM with auecMe writer Harold Rosenthal,'who, cov- tenth of ft seoond off the ilchool Johnson said 139 drlvehi have- knostm aa the New. Castle Hand!' Plgnatsmo, Dodger* (!), «. Judge Matt Zldlch 87-98 and the The advantage! of troUinJi are pay* ofr • MANCHiSTlER Btnd .pesWMito' iB 10 'jreark. racing. The lAur ., Da). Reinsman, Scholagtic Bateball ^ a itfcbrlhk, PhUllea (1),. head ^{^U onal Boxing Bnter- No Aloncy Dc,-. ■. if>> ■ Ph r. srs ths Yankees for ths New York record ;af i;84.4 adt bao)c In 1941. passed the test since Ife came here cap. DeLara scored with Uonlda who'll bs 8" on June 9, has ricked Assoiriated Press 86-95. meny. .Your lure ia In the water Choosing th0 right trolling prlees, Iilc.>atoleed him: “They’M . Atl70RAR7$ They dould have too much money Herald Tribune, to call here on . Phinney alad singled out Win- as an ollaerver In 1989, and only in 1942 and Bridal Flower In 1940. . There vyere no knockdowns, al­ constantly and you're on. the move. speed can be buUed- down to one 276 BBOAD BY. ny outside inUffssts. up 11 winners so far at Yqfikars Nswlnjrton 7,. Glastonbury S. cra^. Say^ythlng. PromlM Bauer homers. Whan tha't happens 4«n (320), Viet (220), Bennett one besides Cortner hSs had a Guerin won with Buaanda in 1951 .raceway, uiost of them in-the laet though Vkrgas wrestled Machen While you’re looking for. fish, word*-"alow:" Again, this ie' not w iir.ir. 6CaaB«>PSt8Nnr i Mfit busy'eti|B^ College BaiebgU ^ you alao fishing. A. long Hhortr always the caM, - but. it usually ’em anything. ' It doesn't mean e Now Ha* A New Fkeaa thoss in ths drirs-ia salary srs.told (440), Kan SnslUi (880) and Mgh serious accident in his rpokle year. and with Parlo.ln 1955. BiirHar- week,, to Join .Stanley Dancer, Chsnsy l^ech 6, Hertford Tech down in the third and Eddie did ’9 thing.".. . thslr ehaeks art on proprlstor Jumpcia EUU Xelah and Gary The other waa Georg* Metzisr of . . New Haven Teachere 19, Quin- the same to Rueben in the flfth, line can be covered In a short pe­ proves correct. Change speeds OC' , Number Far AepIwUie ' tack took down the top purse of Oaorga Plialan, MUy-i: KaugMon niriae 5. oaslonallyiif yaiCro notgetUng any .Asked for Out . - ■•usr. Ths bomsr pbons rang 13 IfUak for ' thsir outftanding af^- Snditnapells, '-Injured fatally lit $120,870 when Princess Turin and Boh tihernx as the top Ihra Smith 15, Windham Teeh 8, VaigM bled from the nose riod of time; anid ybull discover forta. , Bridgeport T, Hofatra I. thoae hard-to-kieata underwater action; fish naepaul te a Mghly im- After Jordan beat Aktoa foe tea TIIS-1134 prsotica In 1849. y acorsd la 1967. driven at the oaatinf. Plalnvfile T, jranalngton iL Ctollage 8-4, Hartford »4. - after tha aacond round, and K ln fa t terad a «ut fivw his left aya. It wtod Ibede and bruelt pUea where prpdlctabla fahhlon. , . tiUa ^ Ootobar. FeJehne asked m J ” 4 A". \

'".S- . MANCHESTER tVENlNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONNh THURSDAY, MA,Y f l, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-TKSiai \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANOIERTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MAT El, 1959 X Houses for Sale 72 Nj^Btitad—Rm I E stat* 7T HouMihuM Cioodn 51 Apartmente—Flat*—• tiottse* for Side 7h Houm* for Sslo T1 Houses for Sale 7 2 1 HooMhoid Serricca rHERR ODGHTA RB A LAW BY PAGALY«nd SHORTEN^ Articled For Said 45 Hbusehold Goods SI ^Trainneiita 63 VERNON—Pretty Cape Cod. Larfe COVENTRY -New 4 room ranch, WrORRS—Owner metovlng out of- WAi m S ^ ^ h r ^ bedroom house ihftPPAN DELUXB egas stove. In nV B PAM n/f, cabinet kltchsna, I living room, full basement. ft0xi8p '3ii.700. Or.will rent with (wiion to state. Three bedroom older honxe. withith lar^dot. In Bolton or North l! OtfdrBil 13. A BALE J-8 OPT on wallpaper. Wall •xceilent conditioii. Lea* than 3 tUa baths, copper plumbtng. Bx- ISO p o o r SNOW feqce, nearly FOR RSMT — Four-room apaH- HEW USnMG Bowara School lot. Convenient location. I l l .500. buy. 3110 monthly. Call MI 1-8026. Very good condition. All modem Coveiitry.ry. -^ h hu;buyer «%iting. new. *13. Canning jars, pinta. TOct tUaa 4« a tUc- Kcntlla, from 7o ypare eld. 62 Crestwood Drive af­ msii^ ’aecoiid floor. Inquire^ 4f^ eelent conditiiim. net return on Rowlspn Realtor. AD 8-2883, Eve­ Improvements. Beautihil lawns Call A . J. ' BHckley, Welle* Agen- PLAT Boiland window each. Orean Paint and Walipapsr, ter 5 p.m. . veatmant nearly 18%. Carlton •Arfa-ft finished rooms. Gap*. Cod. CLASSIFIED thadaa. inada tb iheaaura Ail quarts,' 88c dosen. Call after ft W Wood!briage St. Shed dormers, comptetciv re­ nings Hartford CH 7-8197^ A-miAcirn^LY a u t iTTnuciiiy i and 'shads trftes. Exciat)«kt water cy, Coventry,ventry.XT 3-78B6 3 and PI at the Green. Hutchins. Ml t-SlSI -styled S<4 room custom Cape, oii! aupply. One acre tot. Neftr niver- 2-7982. matai ranetlan blhida < a new p.m. Ml 9-0310, H ost: LAWSON love seat, fOO^.'TOft RiBNT modeled kitchen, attached garage, low ptlca KaVg mada wMla you Bpsrtnrtment. VWNON^lAltrti^ Cap* 200 ft. deep lot With apple trees. | slty. Only 314,200. 10% reib bal­ JUST a r r i v e d f r o m condition, $33. Lady’s wing chair Available June 1st. I M 9. 7682 VERMDH->$13.900. Mew I bSUrtohi beautifully landscaped lot, R, F. Oqd wUh 5 tlnlehed rooms, storm garden, etc., hi congenial neigh-j WANTED—Five ranch In wait. Marlow’a. on 3 Gal. Cana IMS just reupholstered, 648. 82 Orest- ranch, living room, modarr Mtch- Dimock Co., Realtor, Ml t-8246, ance, F.H.A. mortgage Call A. ADVERTISING Ott—9 1 Qt. Cans 99e ' SIMMONS after 8 p.m. windows and large lot, near new bnrhood. Full shad dormer*, iwo j Buckley, Welle* Agency, Co' Mancheater, $14,000 o: der. Give ------.,.11.. ^ . wood Drive after ft p.m. en. fuU basement. Down payment. or Robert Murdock,/ MI 8-8473, ;omplet* nrt^rty riptlOK. Sealed Beams 31.19 81,290. Phtlbriek. Agency, MB Barbara Woods, MI 9-7709, school, shopping center and bedrooms, three, possible.- try, PI 2-7366, PI 2!79S2, Tubes any aim $1.95 New sofa beds and mattressas al HSlATin> 8 room apartment, ewly church. Can assume 4>4 ...o't- Screened porch, . connecting ga-| Box K, Herald. CLASSIKIKD AUVKRtlSEMKNl DEPT. ^ U R S Bnildinf—tM tractlnf 14 E Z llB tremendous savings. rURNITURK for your cottage- 8- decorated, nice for elderly cawple. 9-8484. COVB»lTRY LAKE- Four rcoma Used tlrks from 12.95 up. piece - mahogany bedroom set, M gage. Call Jim *riittle, MI 9:680ft. rage, smesitf drive. In Manrhea-! 8 :1S A M. to 4:^0 P.M. BIDWetX BOMfE Improvafttant Batteries $10.95 Phone MI ft-7222. ler. Owner Ml 4-ftl()8, 2-9 p.m.** Ml* bath, oil hot water heat, Ca- n- - ^ ____ ' ------— - - — WATKINS maple arm chair, Raasonabl*. 18 BILTUE RD., off HiUlaixl St. WAPPING—Large SVii room ranch, rage, 100 fdnt lot, 39,600,. Aftk for Oo. Altaradons, additlona ga COLE’S DISCOUNT S’t’A'nOlI Call after H p.m MI 9-1187. NEW . EFFICIENCY apartmehV Four rOoro ranch, recently re­ NEW RANCH—Cluik:* location. COPY CLObLNG TIME FOR CT.ASSlVlED ADVT. ragea Roofing and aiding aaparta. USED FURNITURE breezeway and garage. Custom MANCHESTER-Ekcellent 6 room A. J. Buckley. Wellee Agency,. 48« Center St, Ml 9-0980 with Kitchen, living room bed­ decorated. Hot air oil burner, hot Built-in''atova and oven, eomer fire­ built. Six years old, large lot. Sell­ Colonial. large rooms, full -ellar, MU.VDAT nrm n tlD A r l»;W AJMU~8ATDWI>AT 9 A M. Aluminum eiapboard* a apaelalty. EXCHANGE room, tile Iwth. Stove, refrigera­ VUer heater. Full basement. Near place, atUched farage, Cnvsred Coventry, PI 9-786*, Pi 3-7982. The Unearened ' workmanahip Baay ing under FHA. Appraised for new oil burner, city utilities. Good FOR y o u r recreation room or 15 Oak Street Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 tor and heat on first floor. Base­ school and shopping. Ame- patio. 320,800. R. F. Difnocl' Oo., 317,800. "Phllbrick Agency Ml location. Asking 311,990. New ■ ' ...... I ■.III I. PLKA8 E READ YOUR Al) bOdgetvtftrma. Ml ed40S or TR summer cottage -a 7-Up electric ment storage space. Park'ng. but s ite ^ v e . MI 9-488«. Realtor MI 9-S245, or *^arbara n-9109 Open Thursday evemnge uiitn 6 OUTGROWN child’s dresses, 9-8484. three bedroom ranch, full cellar, ^antftd—Real Estat* 77 cooler, SSft. 82 .Crestwood Drive line. Near shopping. For me or Wodda, MI 9-7702, Robert Murdock, spacious kitchen with bullt-lns. Doctor Says O i i i l l r * t "W aat Ads'* taikMi « t w Um phvMi ■* a o t^ after 5 p.m. Closed Mondays skirts, coats, size 12. Bikcellent two $90. 189. W. Middle *I^ke., M:ANY3HKSTER, 61 Bretton Rd. - MI 3-6472. BOLTON—FOUR room ranch, e TidlwiiTT H m •dTCittser akouM raad hia ad tha n R SI DAI IT ALL TYPES of caal^try work condition. Reasonable. MI 9-5524. Excellent, on* owner 8 room Port*, garage with ame»lte drive. ARE YOU CON81DEPJNC done, aherationa, dOTme'ra. roof­ A GOOD se l e c t io n of sterilised Apartment B. Call MI 3-7091. ranch, twXbedrooms, full tile closed breezeway, lly car g Rxcrilent location. Asking 320,800. SELUNQ YOUR PROPERTY? A FKAKS aad RKPUB1 BRRUR8 la tiin« far tha aeat laaar- I a DY’S DRESS and cleaned ttqi- HI rage, amealte drive, wooded l< Hypoglycemia Condition 1s m ing. porchea. etc. Call Ml 9.R9>1, refinished used furniture for 8BSMI-FORMAL size 9 dress, pale TWO ROOM furnished and heated bath, garagX haa concrete drive, Other -Colonials, Capes, Ranches W* will appraise your p.’jperU Almost Reverse of Diabetes M . Tka HaraM la raapoaaibla far aaly ONE. lacarrae* ar emlttad per, W i, $ft. flhk coat, travel every room. All kinds of appli­ brook. Asking 372.800, Call 1 from $7,800. Elsie Meyer Agency, tree aqd without any obllrAtion. Mnartlaa far m ty aihwrtiaraMiit aad ikea anty la tka astaai af a ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ coat, 15, each $4, New vellow pink eheer owsro9sr taffetataffeta, hlacV coin apartment. Centrally-located. Call laige living Toqm . with fl -eplace, ROCKLEDGGl—New ft room ranch. 3-1438. By EDVITN P. JORDAN,. M.D. ^MJCa t o e d " laaarttea. Errara wkick d o ooi Iraaea tk a vaJiia of ances, sparkling clean, no chips. dots and scallops, 36.. MI 2-5750. MI 9-5707 or MI 8-li29. two nice porchrt. Full nlaster 1>4 baths, attached garage, very Realtor. -MI 9-5824. We also' buy property tor cash. Writtibi fof NEA Service net work done. Honeet and relia­ nylon, 1214. 33. Girl’s clothinr ,11- Com* In and compare quality and Member Multiple Listing I tka adfortlaaaaeat wUl aat ka carroctad by “mafcr t*a4" maartion. ble workmanship .Call Roecoe luovae 14, Box with roaster, pan, china, house, radnunt hedt. Priced right. large living room. 118,900 R. F. MANCHESTER RD,—BesulifuTs'k FOR SALE - I>ake Street, '^islom A considerable number of in* curtains, etq. 35. MI 3-3589. prices. Open 9-9, I-eBlanc Furni­ HOLL STREE3T-j-Four room apart­ 317.260. Shotni by \appolntm ent Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI 9-82'8, room ranch, with attached ga­ BTAN1>,'V BRAY, Rea'tor qiilrCrs have adked for a discus*, Thompann. MI 8-189ft for eatt- ture Hospital, 195 South St., Wanted—To Buy - 58 nnly. Drive by. MI M273. Bra* built extra large fspe. 6 room.'. BR/VE-BURN REALTY TOtIB riMlPEKATIUN WILL mttea ment. completely redecorated 360. or Robert Murdock, MI 8-ft472, Bar­ rage. Many extra* Including over­ 81. Rarlholomew parish. 1 2 3 ston of a fairly common condition, Piql Ml 3-2711 FARMAU.. TRACTOR, in very Roqkville. Adulta only. MI 9-9178. 3um Realty Oo. \ bara Woods, MI 9-7702. sized lot. Seller kranaferred Full Ml 3-6278 known as hypoglycentln, SB APPRE(71ATB0 good running condition. Ford sta­ WB BUY and aeU antique ann used acres. Price 317,300, Call owner. FbR ALTERATKMfS. addltlnna, ! NO MONEY NEEDED! furniture, china, glass, .-ilver, pic pries, 317,800. Ellsworth Mitten. Ml 9-3362. . BUY — SELL — TRADE Essentially, this, is in'many re- , cabinet work, garages, etc' . Call tion wagon. T I 2-7211.' tube framee, guns, attic cr .tents, IV Agency, Reeltor*. MI 3-69*0, MI apecla tha opposUe of dlobetaa In Aato Drlytns School 7-A 'Glrardin Woodworking, Free esti­ ! TAKE 3 YEARS TO PAY! Business Locations 9-8824, Want to sell your prop(isrtvl Lort Mid Foond 1 NEW HANCOCK outdoor rolled whole estates Fumlttlre refin EXCEPTIONAL VALU! Ke w ft ROOM Colonial, lU baths, MANCHESTER—Due to the con­ Gresnwood, Inc., wilt ■buy for all diabetes there Is not enough of-tho mates. Ml 9-89.13. o M w anted ished and repaired.. Furinttire Re for Rent 64 venience arid loc/ilion of this 2- hormone Insulin manufactured by FOUN’J-rMondral brown aitd.wfitta IfORTLOCK’S Manchastar’s Jaad- steel fir^lace unit and oven. In­ built-in stove and dlsjhwasher, j vc cash or work out s trade Ouick cluding plan* for cohstruction. REUABLE, HONEST PERSON pair Service and Salea Taicott- East Side, West Side, ,900, R. F. Dlmock Co., Rsaltor. Immaculate Split I C I fanilly, It Is very easy to keep action assured. Call and get our' the pSnerraa Consequently, ,Uia mala puppy. Call lB\MANOR. Vernon and garage on landscaped half The recognition of hypogly­ Paaa Book No. T1064. taaued by kitchens bathrooms, attic; esL-. Private Instructions 28 Help Wanted—Male 36; Dofirs—Birdsr-Pets 41 St„ MI 9-2062. Refrigerator Watkins Used Furniture Nice locetlon. Perking fecilltlqB. 318,200—Fine ft'•room Cape on Choose yCTjr’'qwn high wijodef* lot. Immediate financing. Box’W Her­ cemia aa an important madlctl censed driving school rained. acre lot. Let uji show you how VERNON--^-8 room ranch, olsistored ald. X The SaWnga Bank of Mancheater lara residing, porchea, roofing Beautiful Bedroom Suite Exchange Call MI 8-0211. Woodland St. Deep wood­ For your neBOltonch, Split or Co­ easily this housft'-csn be financed _ cocondition 'ahould probably be baa been loot and application baa Certified and approved, If 'ow of­ WANTED-n-Three dependably men SEEKING HOMES for 2 kittens. LOAM''VDark rich clean' fertllired ed lot! A'good buy. lonial. R F. IXmMk Co., Pealtor, walls,-hasement garage. Also nice fering claaeroom and '' ?ehtnd and room additions. Connecticut DIESEL 20-80 for set 'up and operating Beautiful Living Room Suite > 15 Oak Street by assuming a 41*% O.I. morl- area wilh' fireplace for r«creatlol,.j» tloh. SEIaLING YOUR HOME? >nr credited tjo Dr. Beale HarrW- He ^ e n made to said bank for pay­ Remodeling Services, 84 Ork St. White, black, tan. Phonk MI 40 yearft, from East Hartford to- Beautiful Dinette Set LARGE PLEASANT store, excel MI 9-8248. or Barti*ra Wood*. SH wrote In 1924, "When I saw, the ment of tbe amount of depoalt. wheel initruction for taerisgera. MI 8-1426. puncfi presses. Apply Ounve- Mfg. 9-3313 orJ t no answer PI 2-82ft7. betcco land. No stone or sod. TR lent for grocery, *TV, or appliance $18,900—Firet time on .market. 9-’h02, Robert MurwSck'. Ml 7 8472. rohm. Oil hot water heal, large > prompt, efficient courteous serv^ler^O^' Ml e-«07B. HEA'VY'^IQUIPMENT C X 134 Hartford Rd, ______'»* " '» I " <1- ^ 1 ■ III Beautiful "DeLu.xe” Range f i r e EXTINGUISHERS, used. AH Bpacious 3 bedrooin ranch. living room with fireplace and iVaVa.^and and appraising wltpout obligalla a -.X 'suUn reaction in diabetic pa- 5-3128 collect. Instead of Westinghouse Elec. types,, any number. Phone Hart­ salesroom, et’e. Good size front ifoiH,*, 1 realized I had seen many NOTTCE IS h e r e b y given that _ ^ nieh In this oies to windows, 8110 mmithly, Cei| after Paneled fireplace wall in PENNFIELD CQ. ' picture window. Also 3 bedroom*. lioXcall s. A. Beecliler. Realtor, ATTENTION teenagers-Agea 15 'Ra RT-TIMB , furniture salesman FLAT FIELDSTONES, Ideal for Refrigerator If ybu prefer ford JA 8-8223;' overaiaed living room. Ivirge lot with shade tree*. Nice MI.8-6969 or Wesley R. Smtlh, Ae- palirtta (not taking insulin) who Paak Book No. SM83. laaued by to 13 We teach. Class room. Start R oonnt(-~Siding lO train for Diesel and-Heavy Equim Poultry and SuppUes 43 Ruga. Lamps, Tables. UnoleuiB 5, MI 9-1680 or MI 9-SS49. 99 Sum­ Middletown-^DIamond 6-8957 or had explained of Uie same'symp­ The Savings Bank of Mancheater mem. If you are between the agbs (Thursday evening* and ■, Satur­ drives, retaining walls. Slate gran­ mer St. ■ * Family sized kitchen with MANCHESTER — totc^STonally and cool In summer. Close to new sociates. MI 9-8952. Member Multi­ now. We teach adulta 13 to 80. RAY’S ROOFINO CO., shingle and days). Apply in person. Marlow’s, BABY CHICKS and ducklings. ite and bther building stones. ME and- a Few Other Articles MI 4-8069 elementary school. Not a develop­ ple Ueting Sefvlce. tom*. baa bean loat and apidtedtirn baa Free home pt.k-up service, ’t'hrec of 18 and 54, mechanically Koofus Without Bosrd 59 dinette area. Tiled bath. nice 7 room Colonial. Spacious llv-< When ftypoglycemla Is found been made to aaid imnlt for pay­ built-up roofs, Fitter and (Minduc. or with mechanical hackgrmihd-and Inc-., 867 Main St. Orders taken for turkey pjulta. 8-4293. EVERTTHINO STORE FOR Be n t , excellent lo­ Beautiful comer lot on Ing room; difiing room and :;ltctien. ment house. Call Gaston Realtv Instructors, % waiting. Ci t Mr. tor work; roof, chimney repair*. May delivery. MI 3-8020. ultiie A t h e UNPAID MANCHES*rER—Comfortable room cation 500 square ft., alr-condl- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Co., MI 9-5731, TR 5-829.3, Office the problem Nken I* to determine ment of tha amount of dapoalt. Miclett*. Manchester Driving want more information about _hdw WANTED — Experienced carpen­ Ashland St. 3 large bedrooms and ssparato the cause: Tumor in the'pancreas, Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214; Ray our training program he'p you McKinney, 15 Woodbridg* St. BAIJINCE PRICE for rent, bachelor apartment. All tinned optional. Tel,.MI 3-1191, den. l-car attached garaK*. l.«rgb Just wh'at you waht and' right RoutCxM. Vernon. LftRal Notice NOTICE IS H B R ^ T given that Academy. PI 2-7249.. Jackson. ML 8-8320. te r. Good pay, 44 hour week. Call KODAK 8 mm moid’e projector for ONLY’ 3448.26 31T,«00—Woodhlll Heights Ranch. 3 V liver disease, or disturbances In get started in this i;apidlv expand MEdford 3-4081, privileges. Call after 6 p.m. MI screened porch. Ifti • acre lot with where you want It. Near Bowers Pass Book No. 43914. Issued by Ing industry, take' the first step sale; 300 wartU, •3.35. MI 3-2868. Free storage until wanted. Fre* 9-6067. Manchester. FOR 'S(|LE-Rent. Equipped sod* bedrooms, full basement. LAKE FRONT cottages- Bolton, LIMITATION OKOr.B other glands of Internal secretion. OOUOHUN ROOFINO Company Articles For Sale 45 shop, luiwtheonette, 183 Spruce St., Carport. A 1 u m i n u m beautiful grounds.' $23,600 The sAd new High. Attractive 4 bed­ Crt'Stal and Columbia lakes. AT A I’OUHT o r PnOBATF,. h»M Probably In most patients who The Savtnga'Bank of Mancheater now. We havhave ,been doing a suc- AGORESkTVE, self-service • meat delivery. Free set up by our own p. F. Dimock Co., MI 9-52 ^ or room home, 2 baths spacious liv­ at M anrhrsler. wKhIn aii,**1:'r on the IStli day have low hlood augSr there' U no asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, cuter wanted-fpr a top 'i„eBt OT In A zone, a tv wftter. said Manchesier, administrator, CeU: Bf*RINO CLEAN-UP tim e! 'Jet ridA hour week with overtime. Paid track, porcelain top kitchen City sewer Madeline Smith Real­ ORDERED: That slz' months from Attacks may last a few minute* ''Inga. Workmanahip h^ ranch, base­ GREAT SWAMP Road, Glaaton- claims against said esiate. and said rataa tree ditlmatea. fraa pickup nek. Prompt efficient aervic.e. FOR ANY TYPE of rooflim;' aiding property, dial CH ft-8897 and ask LARGE IJVING room fireplace '-43-45 ALL-JN ST., HARTFORD ment, heat furalehqd, automatic MI 8-7847, MI 3-1955 ment, garage. Immediate occu- bury—125x296’ with .city water, admlnlst/mor Is directed to give public skin, "inward trembling,” a rapid chester. MI 3-7958. ; mirror, 88x78. MI-9-8585. OPEN NIGHTS TOX ft P .'I. gas hot water. Call TR.8-8418 after notice to Hiw.,C:redltore to bring In their heart beat, sweating, nausea, a X a n d delivery. Mr. Miller,’ JA Guaranteed workmanship. Ml or remodeling call Mtorheiter Frank Burke dr Mrs. Carter how WANTED p l e a s a n t LARGE hrtted room,, XI pannry. About 2'4 yearS.old. I-Arge 32,6‘00. MI 9-7319. claims wlthiri said limn allowed by •• ______9-8976. Roofing and Siding. Inc, 81' work you pay bark second mortgage C. J. MORRISON Paint and Wall- Sat 8 P.M. < free parking. On bus line. 14ft 8:80. lot. 314,990. P. V. Tongron, Brok­ imblishlng a copy, of this order In some feeling of chilliness and fainting IX)T too by 200, Rout* 81, in Coven­ newspaper having a clmilallmi In are probably the most common. guaranteed. Free pfttimatea. MI funds at- 322.25 per month per paper Store at 385 Center 8t of­ Center St; Cell M l 3-8002.______BRAND NEW ranch. Here's an EAST HARTFORD—New ranch. er. MI .3-6321 tSe W A S B -^ It yoorselt. Uiclty ELECTROLUX OWNERB- Prompt 9-8983. 31000 Connecticut Mortgaice Ex­ fers off street parking and de­ WHITNEY carriage and Kiddle CHAMBERS FURNTTUHB ROCKVILLE, 24 Grove St. - Well Exceptlonslly large rooms Com­ try. Will sell for assessment Call saw probate district within len days Treatraent'dependa on the annre# friendly aarvte* on your Electro­ EXPERIENCED Korral with pad, 330. MI 9-3306. ROOM FOR RENT, private en­ furnished 2-room apartment. In­ 1150 square loot home In Man­ MANCHESTER—64 room \ co­ Mi 9-5500. from (he dale of this order and return Lady 8Mt-8ervlea Laundry. U change, 16 Lewis St., Hartford. livery service. Call MI 9-^ 13. chester Green that gives vou a plete, 315,900. R. F, Dlmock Co., make to this court of (lie notice given. of the difficulty, if it con be Iden­ Maple St taeroas front Pirst Na- lux (R) cleaner. Pica up and de­ SALES trance. Continuous hot water. Free quire first floor, apartment ft. Realtor, MI 9-5345, or Robert Mur­ lonial. newly decorated, cahhjet JOHN J. WAtil.KTT, Jil(tg«- tified. However. In the most c.om'i tleTial Stora Pyklng Let). livery. Call Bleotrolux authorised ,.Roofing,4tnd Chlmn.evii 16-A TOP SOIIy—Possibly the cle nest parking. 'Call at 101 Oheatn”> St. large kitchen, 3 nice bedrooms kitchen, tile- bath. Garage. Extra BOLTON I.AKE — Destrabl# cor mon mild functional variety. 1* is Help HYafited— Femalft 35 PLUMBER 508 E. Middls T^ke. with a lavatory off the master dock, MI 8-6473, Barbara Woods, Ml ner lot with lake view and com a t a c o u r t o f PROBA'TS; held ' salea and sendee. ftU 9-0848 or JA and most fertile delivered 'n this Boats and Accessories 46 9-7?02„ building lot Included. Priced for at Mancheeler. wllhlri and foCxthe generally wise to give small, fro* 3-OlOft. Pleas* aak for Augustii e ROOFpfu—Spe clausing impairing area ‘his year. Place your -rder. Summer Homes for Rent 67 room. A fireplace and large bow quick s s le . F A D Annulll. Brok­ munltv water supply In Rosedale District of Manchester on the l»th oey roofs'of all kinds. New rrnjff. gut ROOM FOR young gentleman. Call window In the living room and a MI 9-‘l70S. quetn feedlnga of hlgh-proteln AotomobRnt^Sfild 4 Kamlenakt. Call I.,eonard L. Gigllo A Sons, Bolton 25’ 8” INBOARD Sports Cruiser 5 and 7 piece breakfast set from CAPE COD efficiently cottasrsa. Ac­ XVIII er*. MI 9-6544. of Msy, A.D. . .. . „ • - 4ow-oarbohydrate foods. t^ w o rk , chimneys cleaned r i- Call Ml 3-7083. MI ft-1549. References please. rear porch that can be enclosed Present, Hon. John .T. Wallett, Jildge, RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- ..paired. Aluminum aiding 80 with 95 fi.p;^ R eadi^o go. C a ll..^ 9-9813 valued up to 379.95, now 385. No water heat, attached garage. Near First Time Offered For Sale perience 90 days guarantee^ all 84)788. r-"- Gerard St. MI 8-5047. Mass. 6-8 p.m. hue, echool and ' store*. -Price { drive, attached garage.' fuH price RealtorXO 9-M24, order of sale of certain real estate fully wlUlout professional advice. Street Ml 9-4071. Opeg avaiAigaK Opportunity for an experienced 3-8020. Uttle A McKinney, 15 after 6:30 p.m. ^ choice of cover*. ' 1 I 311,900. R. F. Dlmock Co. Realtor Large 5 room ranch, fill' base­ particularlv described In saKh appli­ work. Potterton’s. MI 9-4IW- TRemont 5-9707 Wocxlbridge St. BOLTON LAKE—For rent, water­ $16,990. McCarthy Entep^se* I MI 9-5245. Robert Murdock, ment with fireplace, plastered cation on (He. H Is Clerk Typist capable of han­ PLEASANT FIRST floor room. All Inc., Manchester. Robert N. Ag- ORDERED That the forejoln* ap- WANTED — Claaa need cart. We . 20% discount on lamps, Hying conveniences. N ear, Main. MI front 2 bedroom cottage. Avail­ ' 3-6472. or Barbara Woods, walls, fully ••Insulated, ceramic tile Resort Phiperty for Sale 74 Firet Financier buy, trade down or trade any- M A M RUBBISH Rpifiovai Serv­ Heating and Plumbing 17 dling a variety of duties Apti­ ASPHALT MIX in bags $1.70. LYMAN 16 foot motor boat -With r o ^ sets, end tables, etc, < , new, Ml 4-0988 or. Ml 3-6878. bath; hot water oil heat, combtnK- pllcallon he heard and determined at ice. 'Full time. Rqaldehtlal.- com­ tude for figure work required. Driveway sealer $1.50 gallon. 8-7964. able month of June. Call -MI ' 9-7702. the Probate office In Manchester In thins. Douglaa Motora, 083 'Cain. S. WATSON, PLUMBINO and heat­ EXPERIENCED shoe salesman, trailer. Write Box E, Hefald. 9-9439. Hon window* and doors, city sew­ I-AKE TERRAMtiGGAS—Six -oom said District, on Hie 2nd day of June. Robert Morris Is considered the mercial, jnduati^. Attics cellars,' Air conditioned office, liberal I.«am $3 per yard. 31 per bag. Hot OVER NOR’HI —Move riglit in. erage. city-water, amesite drive, A.D. 1969. al eleven o'clock In thi flrst flnancier of America. H16 el011 yards, l a ^ plowing, high grass ing ifbntractor. New installations, benefit program. ,17 hours, 6- permanent position. llxcelient ONE BEDROOM, In private f«m-l This 3-family home, 5 rooms each XIX year areund c ^ tg e , enclosed forenoon, andann thatniai noticenouor hei>- slven*•*•-•■ to OLDER CARS, machanlcs spe­ working conditions. Tlila is a great mix asphalt. crushed stone, Open Daily 10-5, 7 :30-9 lly, private entrance. Near j MXSQUAMICUT—Four room cot- shade trees. June 1 occupancy. porch overlooking ^ k e . 12 miles - ■ ' -Id eatale of os a Ajiancier, and hia patnotto use cials, fixit yoursalf cara, always cut. Incinerator barrels. Ml 9-9757. alteration work^and repair work. • day week. Write P. O. ' Box gravel, Nussdorf Asphalt Plant, 10 FOOT rowboat With '''w ood side. New furnace, garage. Asking all pFmonii jnlaraatHd In tala Ml 9-8808: r- 21(13, Hartford 1, Conn., stating opportunity for advancement. Ap. FOR SALE—Furniture and appli­ Oteney Mills, bus line. Gentleman \ tafte. slectric kitchen, hot water 313,500. Madeline Smith, Realtbr, BOLTON CENTER RD.—fti* -nom from Aircraft. 39.99<|. Phtlbriek ihft* pendency application aiand of hia private fortune, more than a g o ^ saleeticn. Look bahind our ply (kt Burton’s, Mr. Berne or Mr. 587 North Main St. MI 3-2427. deck, $35. Calj-lKl 3-8293. ranch, three year* old l-arge CHARLES LESPERANCE Agency, MI e-8464. • mo timp a«n plara of hearing theraotheraon, offlee. Douglaa Motors, 303 Main. TV ANTENNAS fepatred and In­ .business experience. ances. Moving out ,of state. Call preferred. MI 9-0595. and ^ y a te beach. Available Mgy MI 9-1643. bv piibllshlns a rop.v of this order In once sKved -the nation from bank­ stalled! Call Moderit TV Service. QuatVell. —------—------;;—X — ! .30-June 19. Julv August' l.’’‘-I-ebor beautifully landscaped lot. iH some newspaper having a clrculallon In ruptcy and he had completo control FOR PROMPT delivery o' rich 12 FOOT, RUn a BOUT. steering MI 9-7846. 7:30-10 p.m.- FURNISHED light housek-eplng ^ D,y call 9-B88« after 6 p.m. M I 9-7620 MEED A CAR and had your cradlt ML'8-8186. Moving—^Trucking— loam, sand, stone, gravel nd fill. wheel, .windshield, fibreg1a.s hot- BRANFORD ST. —6 room Cape. baths. .121,600. R. F. Dfmock Co. said district, al least five days be­ of the country’s finances from Jtftl WANTED—Dependable man, 20-35 HOLL"YWOOD bed, box spring and roanl, electric light* and gas fur- Fireplace, fenced In yard en­ MI 9-ft245. Barbara Woods, M. f 316,800- 343 Summit St. *’rame Suburban for Sal\ ^ fore tJie day of eald hearing, to am - ^ turned down? Short on down pay­ Storage 20 for afternoon and e’vening work Call Ml 3-8603. tom.'Call PI 2-6895 evenings. 'nlshed. Lady preferred. Ml 3-6388. COVENTRY—Foilr room! cottage, ■■ , . ■—— ----- 1 peel- If the.' .eee cause at eald time and to 1784 vj . ment? Rad a rapoaaasalonT Don’t HAROLD A SONS Rubbish Remov­ mattress. Like hew, 326. MI closed porch, convenient to *choolaii9-7702 or Robert Murdock, Ml brick veneer, 5 rooms on the first , bol,tON E ig h t month old, 4 bed-! place and he heard al-Paper and ashes. Call* kO MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- until November. 3175 to $200 hot water, shower, 76 feet from 11 h e th e Dear and make return lo this court . fiva up! Sea Dowlaa Motora, gat DOES AN' Avon representative call ALL ALUMINUM seamless tubing 9-8901. and shopping area. Owner. MIif>-8472. floor, apace for ' one , additional | ranch, I’.j baths, 2 -<*r joHN J. WAI.LETT. Judgs.n- tha lowdflfwn 9-4034. Ing Company. Local and 'ong dis­ on you! If not—there’s a wonder- Weekly for t,he right man... Call conical antennas, single bay, lake Bpat- privileges. July and 9-2255. " on ma ' MI 8-7879 for details. Diamonds—Watches—r BoarBera Wanted 59-A August. Call PI 2-7688. rooni and bath on second floor. J rage, fireplace. On acre lot. and amallast payments appirhar*. tance moving, packing and stor­ hil opportunity for you to ’!join 32.95;. stacked conical, $4.' - . Bar- XX Open porch, full basement, Ixit I 9-1477. ' AT A COURT OF PROBATF-. held; Not a aman loan or Qoal^ com­ TAMKIR TREE Removal— land age, Weekly van service to New Avon”—and earn 320-330 s week low’s TV, -1089 Tolland Tpke. Ml Jewelry 48 CAPE CODS 109x150. Immediate occupancy. | ■A ManrhPiiter. ■ within and (nf tha cleared, firewood cut. Insured. YOUNG MARRIED man for, part- ATTRXcnVBPlroom for rtrl AH COLUMBIA LAKE—Small water­ DIatrIrt of Manrheater. on the 20th day ■ EUWQTOH ’ pany. plan. Douglaa Motors, 138 ^York. Ml 3-6568. in vovir free time. 40% commis­ 3-5095. privUeges of a J^ m s. Board op- MANCHESTER — Exceptionally Call Marian E. Robertson, Brok­ NORTH COVENTRY — 5 4 room Call collect. Ml 3-3742. Paul A. time work. 12:30 noon to 4:.10 p.m. front cottages for rant. Jiine- 313.300 — Four room expandable nice 6 room Cape. 4 down. 2 fin­ of May, A.D 1989, ^ ...... , . 1 $14,500 Mala fe e e t sion. Call CH 6-1658. L'J5<5n a r d W. YOST Jeweler, re- tlonal. Near Post (Mice, M1 September. Call MI 9-0753, MI er, Ml S-5B.53. ranch, ceramic tile bath, knotty Present Hon. John J. Wallett. Judae. i Ellison. AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. t»cal Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hil­ CLOTHES UNE poles Installed, pairs, adjusts watches expertly Cape newly painted and ip excep­ ished up, nice yard, city water and Kataie of Phvlli* F MrCarlan, l*te, 3 story, one family,, kitchen, moving, packing, storage. Low liard St. 8-6746,: 1:, 3-2593, MI 9-4939. pine cabinets and formica count­ 1900 CADILLAC Coupe DeVlUa. all sizes old poles reset, reason­ Reasonable prices,. Open dally tionally geiod condition, Complete sewers. Amesite drjve, combination MANCHESTER — Four bedroom ers, built-in oven and ran^b, brick of Manriiealer In said dHelrIcI, d*-., separate dining room,' -large Very clean. New tlree, good (Edi­ FLOOR SANDING and getlnishing. rates on long distance moves to able. Also hydraulic tnick jack. Thursday evening*. 129 ■ Spruce m smm ROOM AND: board for working with aluminum storms and screens. storms and Screens. One block tp Cap*. Reasonable. Must . ell im- CPHBRfl', I bring room with stone Are-- Speclsillzing In - old floors. Ml 48 states. MI S-B18T, fireplace, full- baaement with ga­ Upon ap'hlirallont of Allliea (5 Mc- tion. MI^lOTf. MI 9-1353. - Street. Nil 9-4387. man. Space for one car. MI W a n ti^ to Rent 6 5 Amesite drive, nicely shaded yard. High School, shopping and bus. • mediately. Also many other list­ rage, artesian well.' Extra 'arge Caitan. adnilnlilralrlii, prayln* (nr aii- place, 3 bedrooms and bath) 9-5750. SECRETARY Salesmei|, Wanted 36-A Priced to sell immediately at only Ihorltv lo compromtae and aetlle a MANCHESTER Package Delivery f-4643. Ideal for young or retired couple. ings from 312.000 up. I.ols Iji- lot. Only 314,900. F.H.A. term*. up. I acre of lend. Ideal tor SCREENED LOAM. Also humus. MI S-0ft8S or HI 9-42M URGENT 4 OP 8 roomi, 'Hart' 312.800. R. F. Dlmock, Realtors. Croix Agenrv, BU 9-2454, JA certain doiibiful and dlapiHed i-lalm In famll.r. Home and grounds 1340 STUDERARER half-ton pick- CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Ught trucking arid package deliv­ SALESMAN OR Broker to sell ' Schaller Humu.s Plant, Foster St., Aak for A, J. Buckley. Welles favor of aald eaiate acalniM Julia available all hours. Satisfaction Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B ford-Manchester area. Buslneas 314,200—Six room 'Cape. ’> unfin­ MI 9-5245, Robert Murdock, MI 6-3628. Agency, Coventry, PI 2-78.56, PI Duhrlnr RRo*erok**!’ W Wondhury and 0alRV, have a country atmosphere. -lip, IS3S. MI 9-8349. ery, Refrigerators, washer* -ind Large local concern has open­ land at large lake weekends, ex­ 1 South Windsor. 8-6712. Apartments—Flats— ished. oversized kltchSn, fireplace, 3-6472 or Barbara Wewds, MI* Bill, all nf Raid ManchRilfr. It la guaranteed. Call ftU 9-1816 stove moving specialty Folding ing for an experienced setire- cellent commissions. Write Box woman, high aiSiool (laughter. 2-7932.' Tenements 68 After 8 p.m. BU 9-8269'..; excellent condition throughout, 9-n02. MANCHESTER-Big family, i m a l l ______ORDERKD That th** fnrRiroln|^. ap- $15,500 chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. tary. Shorthand and typing are ~M, Herald. KEDDERS AIR conditioners ' for TRANSPLANTED plants- Balsam, aluminum itorm windows, awn­ budget? This 6'-i room Cape with | Green. Small nlicfttlon ha haard afKl datarmlhaiv'-at Custom built 5 room ranch, essential as well as good judg­ those hot months ahead. Coo’ one Asters, Marigolds, Snapd>’agons. thF Probatf nfhcp In Manrhaatar In Sreplace and hullt-ln*. beau- FOUR ROOM apartment ft«r rent. YOUNG U^OUPLB, teachisj ings, fsnead in yard with many “ (XXI) ■ full dormer may be the answer. 4 ^ Q „ | y jg 500 call, Joe ! a'Ald■ 'nia'irictTHatPlct, nn Jh« dav of Mav. ment and ability to meet peo­ room Or complete house. Immedi­ Ageratum. etc. at 49c a dozen. BOLTON gineei- desire* 3 or 4 room shade trees. bedrooms in all, good size kitchen. , coughlin, Welles Agency, Coven- A-D, * 1959. - al, Fifven .o'clock In tifull.v landscapixl. All city Psinling—Papering 21 ple. Write P. O, Box 2103, Hart­ Situations Wanted— ate installation. Substantia) sav­ Hybrid, Petunias, 59c a dozen. Heat, hot water, gas for codKtnv forenbon. and that nolIra hr iflvan lo . 1953 LINCOLN, hardly, (era, range oil and gas burners. elactric refrigerator and fas nish'ed-apartment. MT 3-4930. COLONIAL Seven room older, full cellar, oil hot water heat,! , pj 2-7356 PI J-7B89. ail peraona InterpalRd In aaid^^^lMa of i ronvenlenoe*. fully, ford, Conn., stating business ex­ Female 38 ing* for cash and carry, T. P. Geraniums 60-75c each. Urns filled Impiitculate large four bed­ ^811.900 — Oversized Cap* Cod. in cellent condition. St Jame* P ^i^h. early occupancy, 314,800. (Slenn \ ... :J______;------— equipped. Uke new. Cal! CH 9-0883. All work guaranteed. PAINTING, paperhanging and Aitkin Co., Tolland Turnpike, and delivered, 34 and up. Tour- Btove. Call MI 9-4071 or MI 9-6779 thR p^ndanev of aald appltradon and paper removed. Will paint tup half perience education', age and room Colonial. Three-car ga­ from 8 to 7 p.m. irihuaculate condition. Six finished R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI Roberta Agency. Realtors and In-! COLUMBIA—Six ropm Cape built liiF (imo.ai)d plar.o of hearing Hiaraon. i ROCKVILLE 8-6410. salary desired. BOOKKEEPER-^Experienced in Mancheater, MI 3-6793. naud’s Greenhouses. 131 I>ake St., rage. Stucco barn on almost Farm and. 1 And for Sale 71 raom'a.^and fully plastered.; Extra 9-5245. or Rqbert Murdock. MI hy imhllRhing a oopy of thia ord;M- in lUfiUPHOLSTERY, slip co^rk and^ of house If desired. Reasonable all phases desires work Mondays I ------Manchester, Conn, Ml 3-7862, surer*. Ml 4-0510. ’ \ 19,55. Only 300 feet from lake. BomF npwRpHpor having a clrruratlon; $14 900 1988—1800 TmJO eompletelv re- I ’j acres. *i acres tillabls. n e w l y w e d s large kijehen with dining-area, S'6472, Barbarg Wexids, MI 9-7702. Fireplace, garage, large lot and in aaid dlatrlrt, al lf*anl five daya bo-{ S***!*?” **-.*^*^”*** ^*^6* Nree ea-: prices with free estimiRes Work­ and Tuesdays. MI 9-8153. ! SELF PROPELLED SO ’ Tofo A.NDOVe R- 120 scenic seres. 1/1 large bedrtmma,. living room with Immaculate 5 room Cape etored, all new mechanlcaltv &mates. Open evenings fo- your | manship guaranteed. Call Thomas rotary mower, now 399.95. (Reg. TRANSPLANTED tomato, lettuce Home has a very large' kitch­ SOUTH WINDSOR — wife Wi(e likesUKPS pverything a good house should fore iho day of aald hearing, to appear i conv-enlence P A M Upho'stery | Harrison. MI 3-4884. en; also a pantry eaaily bon- First month’s rent free, Neel lush pasture lend. Brook,' i.ftOO fireplace, aluhalnum storfna aiid city, husband the country? Com^»i ,,„,chave. Call- o.. Joe Coughlin...... -.Wellea If they ae> raiiBF at nald time and j with expandable attic, walk. super charged. Loaded a-ith ac­ CLERK-TYPIST (mature) desires' $139.95 discontinued model), -ftlar- and cabbage plants. MI 9-4187. 12'i fe'et on Hebron Rd. Ares of beau­ acreens. two-car'garage. Excellent plaCF and h»* heard relative ihercto. . Into attached garage, flre- cessories -In concourse condition. Shops, 207 N. Main St, Ml 9-6324. RN OR LPN wanted 3-11 shift, 5 part-timr position, preferable low's, 867 Main St. Glenwood St. verted into extra bathroom. 84 roqtB heated apartments Ap- promise on this 3 bedroom ■anch’^ AVency'“coventt77 PI^2^ PI and make reiurn to thle i 34,000. Tel. MI 8-8078. PAINTING AND paperhanFng. dav week or part-time, in con­ mornings. Call MI 9-1310, ------^------:------I FoCnial dining room 13 x 16 pUSUices, Individual television am- tiful home*. Only 12 miles to-Man- value and priced to ofll. NEW S R room OohmloT 317,900. on big wooded lot, huge kitchen. 2-7989. " ■’ .lOKN” J. WAMiETT. .ludge, i place, combination window*; Good cle a n workmanship a' rea- valescent home. Tel, TR '5-4291. ' PICNIC TABLES 6’ 316.95 up. 8’ with atone fireplace. Living wfehnas and heat control letundry cheater. Buy at a fraction of real built-in dlahwoaher, 14 tatha, fireplace, full cellar. TTie home la and doors throughout, fenced MORTEN8EN TV. SpeclaUted RCA sonable r a te s . 30 y e a r s In Man- $19.95 up. Sturdy, braced, con­ room 1ft X 26. also hiui atone equipment, car space, picnic area value. Terms. See Carl Schwarz. SHERWOOD A. BEEGHLER built-in atove and oven. Oempteta. ip an attractive neighborhood, •bi corner loi, church and 1949 FORD, 2-door aedan. 8180. television, service. MI 9-4641. C hester. Raymond Ftsks in DIETITIANS WOMAN WOULD like to care for struction. 2’( western fir. Deliv­ fireplace. Natural finished 15 minute* to Hartford Briitoe. MI 3-0154, MI 9-3640. REALTOR Iv landscaped. Ameeite 'rive. R. close to- the parkway, shopping schools close hy. Located on 9-9287. Adulta. Phone Ml 9-4824. TB 5 8778. F. Dlmock Oo., Realtor. MI and bus. It's yours for 316,000 and the Hus line. Must be seen to Can CH 6-9410, one child in your home; MI 9-0020. ered and assembled. Larger sizes wood and stairway Imported Ml 3-6969 Therapeutic and or admlniatra available. MI 9-.5444. j SEPTIC TANKS wood from Cuba. Rooms have 9jl345, or Robert Murdock. MI you can assume a G.I. mortgage. be appreciated. THIS WBSaC'S Spseial—1982 PenU- LANDSCAPING — Clearing land. EXTERIOR and interior painting. Uive, wanted by Hospital Food n e e d e x t r a hands for few hours AND THREE ROOM apartment suid two- Houses for Salt 72 3>«472, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. Call Glenn Robert* Agency, Real­ GLASTONBURY MI 9-6897. high ceilings, plastered ..walla room epartment for rent. Call Ml W. R. SMITH, Aasociat* ac hardtop tor only $195. 1953 Ceilings reflnlshed, Paperhanging. Manigement firm. ADA preferred. or day? Washing, ironing, clean­ FOR SAXJl—Myers h.p. single | throughout Front and rear 313,300 BEAUTIFUL three bedroom MI 9-8952 tor* and Insurers. MI 4-0510. VERNON Chrysler Windsor deluxe sedan, Wallpapet books, EatlmateK-cfven. Openings in New Jersey and Penn­ ing, sewing, baby sitting or what „ phase motor piston pump. Deliv­ 9-0B76, (xxvni) Fully covered hv insurance. Call PLUGGED SEWERS porch'es. Very nice view. Only ranch, ceramic bath, hot water $15 900 sylvania. Salary lange 385 to 3125 have you. Call MI 9-20.59., ers 465 GPH at,75 lbs. pressure, 323,000. heat, fuH cellar, large wooder lot. NEW 6 ROOMS, breezeway double A REAL'HOME AT A Manlf sSper'sendee ^ »'««*>• Edward R Price. Ml 9-1003. plus. Phone Ml 9-2338. All inquiries FOR RENT—Four room o.-apart- COVENTRYi^New 84 room anch. -A. ' • l-’B-.vear-old custom built very good condition, ' used very meht, available May 15. Tel. MI Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-8182. garage, 3 ceramic baths fire­ REALISTIC PRICE . •. vTV. ■ Spruce and Maple, confidential. little, can be seen at Tober Base­ Machine Cleaned ^ place, 2*4 acres fertile land, 3 three bedroom'.'IJving room. Kitch­ ranch and garage, full ce- ALL TYPE screen. vrith ' paperhanger. deco------Situations Wanted— Male 39 - By appointment only 8-2068 or Mr. Clark, 709 Main. en and dining area., Bullt-ln •■ange tnenf basement with Are- , ball Mfg. Co . 114 Brooklyn St., Septio Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer SEVEN ROOM'Colonial. 14 hatha, miles-. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 64 room Cape Cod. full ahed 'S"' four night* s Rockville. Conn. Lines In-tailed-Ccellar Water­ steam heat,' garage. Good epudi- and oven, fireplace gnd mantle. dormer, fireplace, hot w;*ter oil place, 3 bedrooms, llriqg, xBEVERAL ANTIQUE autos for lUumlnum. Fast ""se^^Tce n I w } s^^nch."" M? 9'’6mT«i5' week. Apply in person. Charcoal CARPENTER desires roofing, dor- LAWRENCE F. FIANO TWO YiICELY decorated 4 room 9-5132. ' Baseraepf garage, hot water heat. .n room with Sreplace. boae- screen* made up also. Weather! ? ^ mefa, dry wall and sidewall work proofing, Done. ' apartments near main buslneaa tion. Owner, in 3-0731. No agents. heat, fully insulated, copper plumb­ d r ^ e . Inquire 180 Gardner St Guard, 443 Main St,, Manchester. 1 Broiler. Ml 3-2766 COVENTRY SPKCIAL-S8.500. 4 Situated on one acre lot. rupee to ing, knotty pine recreation room, board hot water heat' lb- . by hour or contract. CH|6-818l. section'.. All facilities. P. O. Box ftMiaoii. bua and ahopplng. ake St., MI 8-2521. ISO-ISr Pearl St.—MI S-ftSflS room apartment. Heat and hot modern kitchen. I-ak* pri”Uege8. * . ... ^ . ..J'C; i:-.' 1968 FORD eonvelliUe, radio and able. Ml 4-0209. " '"' CLERK-TYPIST with aom# book­ FOR Sa l e —Six mdnths old Boxer FOR SALE water, 365. Call MI 8-5502; Extra building lot available only Will carry mortgage'. No agenta. Barbara Woods! Ml 9-T702. CHARLES LESPERANCE | Utls price. ' heater, new top. dleeked and *rYPFwWrPFKi4 _ —Mi ^ PROFESSIONAL p a p e r h anger/ keeping experience. 40-hour week. puppy. Good with children Pedi­ BOWERS SCHOOL ARE.A $1,000. Carlton W. Hutchins, mj Call PI 2-8298. TYPEwmTEUtS — Repaired, rent-.vt’„rkm«n.hln Pi.; MANCHESTER, Center Street. 9-5132. ' (XXXVI) MI 9-7620 j •haved. MI 9-8182 afteKJ:80. ed, sold and a*rvic6d,'479 E. Mid Workmanship guarjuiteed For alr'conditionM office. Extra bene­ greed. MI 9-9693. ■ >MANCHE5TER free estimates call colleet Col, fit*. Apply in person. Gaer Bros., rnitnaciilate custom built, ''"ft Five rooma, heated, second '■'Or. COLONIAt^ HARLAN S’rRKET—Attractive 6 19M FORD roadster good ruhqihg die Turnpike. MI 9J477; > large rooms ..with full shed dor­ VERNON —New six room Build- TWO-FAMILY plus four room $11,900 Chester LEhigh 7-5705. Ask for 69 I.,eggett St., East Hartford. Parking. Children accepted, 390. PORTER ST. AREA -home. Individual heating systems, rciom Cape; with fireplace-, fenced cpndlUon, hew paint, full- < a ^ Dick Gregoire. mer, garage, daylight paneled Call 405 Center Street. 8 e.m.-8 er!a Model Ranch, basement ga yard. 4% mortgage. Owner MI 8 room Cape, B ir o yard. oB Phone Ml 9-0648 after ft. basement, wooded yard with rage; bulit-in oven and >Nuige two-car garage, R, F. Dimiick Co., 'city conveniences. Excellent XAWN8 MOWED, high g rasa or KITCHEN FLOORS WEST CENTER STREET p.m. $16,900—Price reduced for quick Realtor. MI 9-5245, or Barbara 9 - 0 6 3 2 , ______weeded area cut. Ca!all PI 2-6184 GIRL WANTED for coffee counter. patio -ami barbecue pit,. The oofonlal fireplace,, executive Mz( sale on this 6 room colonial. An voine tor this price. .Courses and Classes 27 ftU 4-8913. After 8 call MI 9-8970. CLEANED and price? It’s a steal. Call. THREE ROOM aportmsnt, newly rooms. Convenient to schools, immaculate home with three Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert Murdock, STTOWN,--Good older horn*. Five DODGE 1960 four^loor good eon- docoratod, heat and hot water. shopping, Hartford, Monrhester. MI S’-6472. $10,900 • WAXED $1.50 twin sized bedrooms, forms! din­ sparkling rooms and bath on first "ViveUtViyas" 1 acre (>f heautifuny land-, dlUon, 8135. MI t-3804. GARDEN AND lawn rototllling. AIRLINE CAREER AN EXPERIENCED meat’'''wrap- Carl and Esfhor Schwan Coll MI 8-7M2^______' Only 316,200—80 rear mortgage ing room with china cabinet, floor, *Two minus sparkle on sec-1 Call MI 4-1988, per wanted. Attractive hours, MINER'S Builder. Ml 9-1489 and Ml- 8 2488 (XXXVTI) * When itV difficult to expresR it in pjnglish, a better scaprt property. 4-rp«er 1961 FORD, 9 paasenger ranch EN.rOY FREE TRAVEI, FLOOR MAINTENANClj FIVF: room apiirtment, iiecMid large living room with fireplace. ond floor. Steam oil furnace. 2 1 Copf, Iwnted eunpbreh. Wu good pay. Apply at file Food King Ml 3-0154 Lot over 800’ in depth. Cell early porchea. 2-car garage. All this and wagon, 7,000, (hi completely re­ LAWN MOWERS iharpened, re­ GOOD PAY —GLAMOUR (next to King’s Dept,' Store), cor­ floor, central, oil l\ot air fuhiace. VHRn UN—bletlnctlve 6-room Co­ TWO-FAMTLY — Elxoeller.t condl- wsy ma.v bf to try another language— . boeemdat new Timken .'hot conditioned motor, new clutch, Se^ral young men and nen TEL. TR 5-1704 for further Information. tion\ 6-5, ^oice location, ti(>,700. a great big lot tor 313,259. Made-. paired. All Work guaranteed Free ner of Hartford Rd. and Pine St., .automatic got water heater. MI lonial ranch in a community set line Smith, Realtor, MI-'9-1649. j A Therefore, wft aay— water , beating eystoin, eftp-. radio aad heater. MI 9-1477. pick-up and delivery. We also in this vicinity will be selected to Mancheater, Conn, .^Friday. May 3-4751. ting. Minutes to achool. shopping 128,900—Tl^.s new colonial now R. F. Dlmoc»^Co., Reoltm. Ml “VIVE UT VIVAS ’ •per <-plumhlng, new medera sharpen axes, scissors chisels, train^ immediately for attractive 22, between 3-5 p.m: Ask for Mr. and greater Hartford. City . ater. 9-8346, or Barbara Woods, Ml MANCHESTER—Six room home. hath. Ideal tor retired eonple CUSTOM 1949 Ford convertible, airline positions ' as Hostesses, FOUR ROOM apartment garage, ready l6i 'occupancy has many 9-7702, Robert Murdock. MI (Livft that .you may live) now top, tires and paint. Best of­ planer blades and knives. ®runo Silverman. • Only |13.*00. RHA-VA flaneln extra added-features — >.od*m All city utilities. A buy «t 311,990.'] or for family. Economlepl to Moake. MI 3-oni, Reservations. Secretary. Ticket Mcmd floor. Near bile line; Rea- -Monthly paymailta 185. Only a lew 8-«472. A We iTiean, that this 6-room ranch haa LEV ABILITY maintain. fer ovor 8300. MI 8-3885. oonable. Adulte only. Box 8, kitchen with diahwaoher, oven i-room ranch, full basement.; Agents, Communications, Trans- .36 McCABE ST.—MANCHESTER left—last chance.' Call builder, and rang*, birch paneled lining sale at 31^250. Short wav out, ex-1 'i portatlbn and Station Agents. Shrrt Herald. MI S'2465 oi MI 9-1489. ( x x x v m ) for you. . , i <1 EAST HARTFORD IF YOU ARB looking for a good Household Servleefi * | low cost training can qualify vou . aria, formal dining room with pandable. about 1 acre tot, full - A We also mean—that the lady of the house will ex­ clean used car. regardless of FOUR-ROOM. 8rd floor aiartment 313,200- -1958 SIX room Cape, fire- mahogany paneling, 2 fireplaces, SIX ROOM CAPE Cod. Needs -re­ price $10,500. Over 10 -nore list- j perience all the plea-surea and conveniences in pi;e; $14,500 make, year or model, .we have Offered 13-A S. ter St. 1 Write, for qualifying details, be WEST SIDE—Attractiva five room ' Realtor baths, enclosed breezeway. 2-car sure to include your age. phone linoleum, Venetian blinds, I home, enclosed breezeway ga MI 3-6969 |KXXXI) room, or the more care-free manner of a recrea-„ 1961 FORD convertible, 8*7)0., 1963 heat'and hot water, parking. In­ garage, large modern kitchen, WIRDSOR LOCKS Ford convertlWe, 8360. 1966 Mer­ TV SBIRVICB — Potterton'a, qU number, to: Airline Division, Na­ rage, $11,900, aaoume 44% W. R. SMITH, Associate ’ wooden lot. MI 9,-6782. » tion room, attractively paneled wjth a fireplace. makes. Highest quality guaranteed tional School of Aeronautics, Box quire 11 school St. MI 9,.2860. mortgage, small cash.'Carlton W MT •9-9962 BOLTON—Two year old tour room A We mean, too—that when the sleeping hours roll $15,900 cury hardtop. Weseott * Auto Hut^ine. Ml 9-8132. A I ______- ______Sales, 1 Mltchen Drive, off-Parker work and parts, over 47 year’s ex­ B, Herald. . ’’ FOUR R(l)OM apartment, partly ranch with carport Large living LAKEWOOD CTRCLE along, comfort rules supreme-—three fine bedrooms,., Distinctive 6 room ranch, [■ St* > perience Famous for servtc* since 10 ROOM older home, oil steam room with fireplace. Aluminum paneled byeezeway and ftL 1981. Phone MI 9-4887 tor beat W a n ted furnlahed, utilities, extra bedroom ENGLEWOOD DRIVE—Six room heat, ceramic bath, large porch, combinations. 313.800, R! F. Attractive 6 room ranch. Large two full baths. ’ ’ inched garajto. corner Irt af- FoS'iSuw iSr Fort Country service. available, parking. 272 Main St. 'Cape, oil heat, cftramie tile bath garage, amesite drive, acre of Dimock Co.. Realtor. Ml q-8245, living room, fireplace, bookehelvei, A Wc didn’t forget the outdoor livinj^p-not with over ferts privacyj with epnt rail Squire atattem wagon. • pajwenger. BOOKKEEPER MI 8-4071. tile kitchen, ameelte diiWe excel ground, near ftchool. Ken Ostrln: or Barbara Woods. Ml w7702, picture window, wall to wall rugs. an acre to think about, especially ufay, way up. fence around entire area. '$M«d condition, good looklM. Call DICK’S WEA*raER8TRIP Com- • SEPTIC TANKS , " '■ ...... lent condition. Owner moving out sky. Realtor, MI 8-6169. Robert Murdock. Ml S-«473. Modern kitchen, dinette, 9x12 rug. The price d<>ewi't tell ' thP -pany door* and windows, uustom CLEANED and tN.*lTA|XEO of etiite. Priced tor quick sale Imagine having a sweeping vista from south to swaanmn MM3. For medium size retail busi- Three twin-size , bedrooms. Til* etory.. ^ work g;uaranteed. .Gall MI S-lBU . CaU Paul J. CorronU, Ml S-83SS. Ml» UUPLEXr’oiL boat. AU Im- LAKEWOOD emCLE—Manchleator bath. Recreation room with flro' north.' ,. ' -- , , , 1867 W p iM S U R DiolpMne. Can be after ft p.m. '" • SEWERS neiss. Knowledge of tax re­ First National Bank of Man j^ vementf. Big lotj^dl 9-1702, 111 rtir Information of appMat- Large ft-room Engllsir Cblonial. First floor conslsU of reception 6 4 ROOM Cap* Cod, ahed ; i o n ^ Country Club Metio»rth* perfect place; large casement windows. A We can’t possibly tejl Jfou all here, but we cer­ seen ai Jtin'a Atlantic, West Can- BtACHINE CUEANED port a typing, acconnU rc- hall, large livftig room and dining t;oom; aunporch with natural (dieater, located at Mencheeter. ranch. Spacious rooms. 14 bathq, Walkout door opens to largo .flag­ ment eoU .. ■ M ast WKAVmo of buna, motb holas Connocticut, with a branch offlee tile bath, fireplace, open atol,'- formal olning room, dlshwooher, tainly'would like to show you first hand for your eWd to n elcOilnf; boaleiy riiiw, ceireable and inventory oak Irim. Modernized kitchen, formica top countera, atalnlaas at Colcheater, Connecticut. 16 case. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ FROM OWNER at oavliifa. ^3ood stone terrace. Beautifully land- Mndbaga rtpalrad. atppar iw- • INSTALUnON 0 0 0 (1*01. Ansiftrfr. phone and ateel aink, lavatory. Hot water oil beat. tion roorti porch. Shade treat, Investment 6r rent-free living. finished recreation room. rage. Bcbped., ■ ■■ . own ftatisfiuition. IcKIm m Three large bedrooms, two with dressing alcoves, eenunie Ule cloelng its affaire. All credltore of Level lot 100x200, H, B. fedy, T i m l ^ ^Uieamoot, urabrauaa 'wptlrod, V SPECIALIST general offica routine. May tbe Aeaoclatton are. therefore, g o ^ coridltion. Charlea .T«aper- Central. 3~famlly duplex with ga­ nin*a iriiirt eoUara rtvamed land bath, fully floored attic. Combination windows and doors and once MI'9-7*90., rages. Extra lot availablt: •€» Broker, MI 3-8009, - OWNER MI 9-2^141 WARREN E. HOWLAND be liiale or female, middle awnings. (31ty water and sewage. Plastered, attachrt garage . notlflcd liP present claimg for pay- rapiMad Mftrlow'a Uttla M ^ amesite drive. . , • ■ ;ment to 'th e undersigned at 821 «-1473. BOLTON—$12,500. 44 room ranch, ANDOVER Ca k e -- Oomforiable ' SEALTOR Inf Uop- age. Apply in your own S mom'house with sunporch, hot ail’ heat, new furnace, excellent iJMain Street, Manchester Oenn. CAPE—SIX roome. fireplxct, nice ■ • o ^ ; town aRd Cduitry iy londecaped, eneloeed vard, but COVENTRY LAKE - Two. year utility room, glassed in aunporch, year ’round 4 room ranch, clooed B75 Main St„ Manehester—Phone MI *41®* handwriting. ' . eonditiob throughout. Very nice yard. • PRICE FOR QUICK SALE John S, ,0. Rottner forac*. Lot iDOxliO. Con ssjume porch, hot air hsat, lake prlvl lliie, echoola negrby. Elxcellent around oottofea. Good Invtatmant / firaiaagt Oa* PRICED AT 111.560 I ' George C. t«saner - commuting to HftTtford. Owner, prepsrty. for tbs two. Coll Ci!I. morQfsgs. 'Dsod and rtre st Teces. Priced roaoenabl* At only IM00,;F)iBBa » m m , UX S-Titl. M IM 1 4 3 ' RALPH LfPMAN, Broker m MI 3-1869 or TR 5-1465 CHARLES LESPERANGE, TEL Ml 1^7111 Liquidating Agenta MI 3-3*40. JA 3-MU. kariOB B. Kobartoon. MI S-fMI. MI S-14U.

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\» 'V ■s^ tA^Hw&m -voTm THUWDAT, MAT 11, > ■■ ■ > iHimrljfBtfr lEtifttins-fifralli Tomorrotv Is the *ay for Free Auto Inspection at ike Lane >■ Kambaia of - the Opaeordla TtlM Bvelyn ;Tavlnaky, a atu Miss BdlUi Williams. 1708 Tbl Gndes • and 8 showed vunMon i : i i » ITow n BvangaUeal laitharan Church will dent at Bates/QoUeca. LswMon, Istnd '^ke., Will present her ptano Z l|$ld n to Head spots 'in ponnsotleut.! ths UtUted Pack 2 Cubs Plan Averag* Dally Net Prem Run riif WMthar / welooma the Rav. and Mra. Paul Mains, haa hban alsctad praal- ''and accordion pupHa In a reettal States, aifs. throughoid the world. - For the Week Cuded Farauaat *t U. C. WaatlMr Bm m t C. Kalaac at a reception Sunday dant of MlUihan Houaa and also a tbmorrow' avtnlng at the Wickham Robertson PTA The PTA’s newly purehesed Fair on Saturday FOR -May 16th, last hold a afternoon froin S to A o'clock at proctor for neat. yaar. -Sha la a Mem.prial Library,'Burptlde. Cen­ hostess trays were used to serve daikriiig, beeomlag. eeuler, lam ' 3B» Stpaar Chib the church. Paator Kaiaer aaaumad msmbar of tba Bataa Choral ter, at 8 o'clock. The puhlit ia in­ ' Nlcht p«rty,___ _ J^turday The Robertson RTA last night coffee and Qotighnuta by Mrs. Wil­ bundd late tenIghL 1.age 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS iriectad Uio iMIpwlng offlcera for night at the Red Ebnber Reataii* of the Home League, will be held treasurer; Krs. Mary Ann Hand- Shutterbugs Pick There also will be a rummage sale. tfjo eomlns ywiri. Mrs.' saeanoj- rant, BMton. Atty. John FItGer- at the Salvation Army^' Citadel « ley, teacher Ntiepresentauve; and The public Is Invited. HeGurUn and Mra.^l(ay Kunke, Bid will be the apeaker. Saturday morning, beginning jx " iLDlBCOpal LihurCn Sam Zipkin, Mlu. Florence Woods Front Endi Ird io ond eo-leadere; Urs. Kay BdMitc, aec> 9 o’elorki X a-. • . ^ and Mr. and MrC William Olea'v- Pfanstiehl Again Shock Abserbor rotary; Mra. lioia. Vinci, treaaurw; St Chrlatophar'a Mothera Circle age, PTA Council delegates. 6 at ApalachinlCQgls Back Pa(t r ^ e granda oT Sunset Giving Japanese intpoetlon. Km. Peg Derby, contact; IftaJ, wilt meet tomorrow night at 8:15 R a y m e n d Oolpitts, outgoing Paul PfanStlehl wajT reelected L T. WOOD CO. Shirley .Rlatau, publicity; Mra. 8t.4he home of Mra. Paul Tucker, Rsbakab" Lodge will hold their Nuclear Reactor president, conducted, the annual president of the Manchester Shut- Work do«e ^ experts ea all Barbara.CN«U. welfare; Mra..Kay 528 'iVondbrIdge St. Co-hoateaaes monthly meeting Mohday night at meeting at whi^ committee Te- terbugs at the meeting last night eosTeatioiisI makee ef ear. Deny R ecord Slpola. librarian; Mra. Peg Malloy will be Mra. Peter Petrohe and 8 o'clock „t the home of Mrs. ports were regdT Funds were ap­ at ths Butterworth Studios. IC E P L A N T and Mra. Helen Socka. repreaenta* Mra. Richard Bertbiaume. Florence Ar;n«trong, 64 Hemlock St. Mary's BpIacopaJ CSiurch is Urges Russia propriated , ftw - the purchase of Other officers reelected are Dr. 51 BISSELL ST. MORIARTY tirea; and Mra. Cam Brennan, St, one of- the more than 7,000 church­ books f ^ thr school library. Col- R. J. Chutter, vice president; and Parky Level hlatorlan. A1 Carlaon'a Orchaatra will es at home and abroad ^hlch are pUts es^esSed his thareke to all Dorothy PluVnmer, secretary treas­ fumlah music for the dance. of Registration hours for Com­ contributing funds towards the CHb«i. CnislMdi Mocks BROTHERS For KiU er of 11 A' urer. munion on Sunday at Zion Luther­ committees for their support and New York. Ms.v 22 (/P)— '' A dreab ret-earsal 6f all mem- the Ehcchange Club tomorrow night Episcopal Church's gift of a fine work during the year. H< was R. J. Butterworth gave a.demon­ 301-315 OCNineR iSt r e e t Six men who attended thie b m ot the caat for “Roaring at the K of C Home. Past Presi­ an Church may be made tomor­ nuclear reactor to be used for Turn east from Main St. at Tetephoae MI 341135 presented with a past president’s stration on lighting and posing, State Ihester Balldliig onto Lincoln, Neb., May 22 ( A * ) ^ '* * * ‘ he past has come from her Apalachin, N. Y., gangland Washington, May 22 (/P)— W a." the Mmw being put on by dent Walter Gruiha is chairman row afternoon, 3 to 4 o'clock; and scientific and medical reiearck -at lapel pin by Sam ^ k ln . In the evening 7 to 8. The first with Miss Patricia Little modeling Blssell St. attorneys, Mrs. Bowley said. Living coats rose in .\pril. i the Bnckland PTA, will ba held of the committee. The buffet Is St. Paul'a University and-' -St. The bulletin boara done by for the evening. — Charles Starkweather, 20- The 11 Ih hour effort to #a\*a conference pleaded innocent Friday aiglit at 8 o’clock at the set for 10:30, and dancing will confirmation class will meet Sat­ Luke's Hospital in Tokyo, Japan. year-old alayer of 11, won a today in federal court to climbing back to the record urday at 9:30 a.m., and the sec­ Stgrlcweather from death was con­ aohool. continue to midnight.^ A special offering for .^e purpose two weeks stay o f executiOT ducted by his father, Guy. cliarges of obstructing justice high reached in July and No-j ond at 10 a.m. will bei taken In St. 'Mary’e this Tile elder Starkweather fiiat vember of last year. | Sundaj^ today a little more than an jn connection with the meet­ phoned Chief judge Archibald K. ing an^ were released in .bail The government index went up Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxil­ Approved the church's gen-/ hour before he w’a? to go to Gardner ,of the Eighth Circuit iary, USWV, with other veteran two-tenths of one per cent from eral convention last October, thr the electric chair.- Court ortippeals in yiuron, S. D. totaling ?132,500. ' March tw, par cent of the ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH organizations, will attend the regetor Will be a "birthday pre^ ' -Chief Federal District Judge Judge Gardner referred . Stark­ The six were arnoilg 27 named in 1947-49 bisA This matched the*' East, W est morning aerylca at UislCommunity ent” from the Episcopal Church to Richard Robinson of Omaha stay­ weather to Judge Rohijison who a sealed indictment returned May peak recordeH-^lh two months last 2 Baptist Chufdh Sunday. They will the-Nippon . Seikokai (Anglican ed the execution until June 4. He was routed from bed at 1:45 a.m'. 13 and opened ye.stei day by Feder­ year. alqo attend the service In the Church In Japan), which is now eald that Would give Starkweather Robinson called U.S. District al Judge Edmund, L. Palmier!. ■ Announcing th^iftrure today..rhe- Still Stalled afternoon at 4 o'clock at Gould’s celebrating Us lOOth anniversary, time to appeal a district court de­ Judge Robert Van Pelt in Lincoln. Seven of the defendants pleaded Labor Department wHd thsA'ris­ A\AY.FAIR Pond. nial of a writ i f habeas corpus. Van Pelt was- the judge who yesr innocent, yesterday. ' and will be the second reactor, Stirkweathw wks scheduled for Other defendants are expected ing state and local tAxes helped and the first pHvately owned pne. terday rejected the habeas corpus shove up th- liylng'^^tbst .level. execution about 6 a.m. (CSTj for , to plead today and next week. Miss Nancy J. Sheldom daugh­ In that country. » application.' Costs of transportation, medical At G eneva ter of Mr. and Mra. Jamfa 8. Shel­ one of the slayings during a mur­ Judge' Robinson observed Uiat All the defandanls were charged The Japanese 'peoplf and prese der rampage 16 months ago. The care, recreation anfl personaINjare, SATURDAY. MAY 23, 3 to 7 P.M. don, 108 S.'Lakewood:Circle; and have received the neWa of the .Stsrkweather )iad been without, with refusing to divulge the res- items all were up'also. David S. Joyce, eoti of Mr. and etubby redhead was accused of— j help of an attome.v in seeking the sons for the upstate ,gel-logelher, By JOHN M. project with "high hopes' and en- and admitted—11 gun and -knife | , Rtfnd. howav'er, declined one^s COAWUNITY HALL Mra. J. Arthur Joyce, 478 Parker thuslaam," according .to Douglas habeas corpus writ and that he and three were charged additional- ^^yehth of one per cent continuing a Geheva, May 22 (/n -—S ^ a - St., will be united in marrlaga' killings. ^ ! W. Overton, an Episcopalian Who Official witnesses and newsmen r ' S ; . : S d S y .';- ' S i r S v , - --p ™.,. lary of Stats Christian 'A. BOLTON CENTER Saturday at 1 p.m. in tha Second is executive director of the -Japgn Congregational Church, were already gathering in a pre-i Roblnaop signed the or- meeting. / Heller skirt tortay the United Society, a nonprofit organization dawn thunderitomi wh*" Stale slaving the execution. Tliose arraigned todai’ w^*'’*' The 'new living cost rla* waa ac­ States 4s prepar^ to resume ' ’S. of American and Japanese which companied by a I>abor Department Bake Sale-:—Handcrafts— Plants Penitentiary Warden John Green-k phoned to Greenholtz Pasqual,e Turrigian^'iiS, Endi- general disarmament negotia* Robert Smith, 21 Overland' St, eeeks to further cultural relations holtx notified them the execution 1 ^ u.S. marshal arrived at the cotl, N. Y.. whose bwii was set at 'i report showing the piircliaslng White Elephants la on the decorattbn committee between the two countries. had been stayed. . uncoln prison with the signed or- 330.()()0: " Ignatiii^ ('’annone, .14. , power of factory worker earniffjjs tinn.8 with the Soviet Union at for the Wentwprih Institute senior Estimated cost of the reactor Is also rose to a record level In .\prll. Good Ub^ Toys and Games Protestant Chaplain R o b e n't i a'lO a.m. End well. N. Y..,-^! 5,000: Louis A. any lime. class prom to-be held tomorrow 3500,000. Hie Episcopal Church Klein had rels>'«d the word of a The Previous, record was in De- He made the )xd to revive ne­ ' cemher. -19.16. For Children night at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel will contribute 3380,000 toward^ poa.sible stay to Starkweather as (CnnHniied on Page Thirteen) ((kintiiHied on Page Seven) gotiations in a apeeoh to the Big in Boston. He la a ; graduating' this amount, and Japan’s F u ji soon as the warden heard the or­ Spendable earnings of factory Four confercrune. He dealt epedf- senior specializing ih architectural Electrical Ckimpany has subscrib­ der was beiiig prepared. Half an j workers their pay less federal icaliy with weetem proTwanlii to r engineering. ed the balance. hour 'later Starkweather learned I tax deductions — also set a new- security am d i s a r m a m e n t HALE’S SELF SERVE MEAT DEPT the reprieve had been granted. record in .ipiil., measures linked to a German "He was pretty ' shaky," said Famity C6urtPlan Faclorv worker take-home pay peace .^ tlem en l baaed on reunl- d Gl e p in e a p p l e Greenholtz. "He was all prepared j average $80.68 per week for the fleation.'■ m.UINCH and OBAPEFiRUIT to go.” '•worker with three dependents sand Herter alaa.told Soviet Forei|ii Better buys m Before the execution was called | I J73.14 for the single workec, ’nils ; Minister Andrei A. Gromyko that JUICE DRINK off. Starkweather .had spent a ' i reflected both increased wages and {• Russia la toeing the propaganda nervous night drinking a good b it: Comp^fomise Seen premium overtime rates for extra j battle over contradlotoiw Soviet 4 COM 89e Of coffee, the w-arden sAid, •| woi k hours. ^ | .and weetem proposals fbr Ger­ OPEN THURSDAY and At the Women s State Reforma-1 . Spendable eaVnings of factory ' many. HALE'S tory In York, where Capl Fugate. I Hartford. .May 22 (JP) A com prom ise m ay he in the w ork s, woi-kera are now up aixmi 10 per ; People over the world, he aaid, LAND O’ LAKES Starkweather’sStark'weather’s murder 'tour tour com- j tlie disDute over what tvpe of faniilv court Connecticut ceht ov»r the le Sweet, Cream, Lightly Salted QUAUTY the level last year - "have been disappointed" In MEAT ■K.rint'e’‘nd":;;r:'"H\t';f: ; s > o id have, Debate on the' Democratic adminkstration’s bill! million workers ' Gtomyko's negative reaction to^ FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 BUTTER the weatei - peam plan. Have you discovered the fine qualtW said the girl had not been told of n the su b ject wa.s postponed yesterday until 'V ednesday [qV’arteriv^’ iivin^^^ Herter relniffed a contention by and fair prices of Hale's, raeataf the stay of execution, and ;prob-; after ReptiblirRepublir -y tore Into **’•*•the*- • — ------ha.sed . on the . » government J index 73c lb. ably won't learn (ff it from re-j administration’s'bill *bd countered Gromyko that weetem Insistence Smart habit tp shop Hale’s Meat will reeclve no change in pay be­ o f German uniflcatlon prior to a Dept! formatory officials. . ' i with their own plan cause the change for the three- What Caril haa lea^^d of the Democratic leaders agreed to peace ti-eaty.'le ;a Viarrier to CAMPBELL’S House Accepts month period was too small. This achievemelit o Buropean security. WHERE'S hold off on Die bill until next week includes nearl.v one million work­ At times we wonder If we mention our "8 In 1" too many times PORK ond BEANS in order to Itudy the Republican The fact i«, Herteh said, that It. In our advertizing . . but when customers buy It for them- RIB PORK ROAST ers in the auto and auto parts j ia difflciilt to see how peace and with Tomato Slawe proposal, which is the work of A. 44 Judges for industrj-. aelvea and recommend It to their neighbors, It must be a Httia Parish Nation Searle Pinney.i minority leader.' - eecurit.v can' be attained In Bu- THE MILK But about 160,000 workers will out of the ordinary. Use It for meat loaf or Swedish meat 2— lb. COM 27c Lh. 5 5 c The administration’s bill calls repe without reunification. balls . . . Pinehurst special freshly ground ''3 In 1’’ blend of for the Sup rior Court to hold oc­ Circuit Court get a raise based on the new liv­ He urged Gromyko'to "jglve b r ­ beef, pork and veal___lb. 79. iSu H IfiA lSl ing cost flgures. This includjW one iber, and I hope aeriouz, conzloor- CENTBR OUT S|ilfin Critical casion farnll; court sessions, just That's how It all started and it'i why For Frying, Cakes and Pastry as it now holds regular civil amil" cent for 120,000 workers in \Vesl- atlon" to the western plan, whti* PORK CHOPS criminal sessions. All judges would Hartford. M»y 22 o « —The 44 inghouse 'E le c t-c Co, snd one provides for aurceasive, parajlel' Pinehurst loolcdd as if a cyclone had CRISCO nominees for judgeships in the. cent for employes of the Cater- steps toward uniflcallon, European 2 com Jobless Areas pa.ticipate on a rotation basis. u . 7 9 c 'The Republicans have algo sug­ state's ne'W CJtrcuit Court’ havY pllUr TratvOr Co. Chicago Tran.sit security end disarmament. struck it Monday morning. VifitaMilHf 3 lb. con B3c been approved to the State House employes will get a one-half cenCJ In the closing eeasinn n i the Sec­ 35c Washington. May 22 ijh 3>hB gested that the familj' court be. .v: Once again ws feature TV Dinners by Swanson at 49c each. part of Die Superior Court, but of Represeniathes.RepresehlRUves. They must an houp:'j^.v?;nciiease. i ond week of tti'ifhnference, the .. Ltor Department said today that the.-cwanl it to be more clearly a, now be con.sideied by the Senate, The on'j-cent'raise for the West- ! U.S. secretary discussed. in detgil LA ROSA ELBOW tIflSugtf the economy is making 'Early Monday, two large Allied Store CWekM «Mi Met BULK separate division. At the kuggeslion of Rep.' J. Inghoiwe workers re.stoi es,. a on^"- . each provision of the program (or MACARONI or a vigorous recover>’. there still The Senate'already has pagsed Tvier Patterson (R-Old Lyniei the cent cut the.v took in their last security raeasiil'ka, including lim- Engineering trucks pulled up with a new are bad areas of - uneniplo.vment the'adminl-stration's bill. i 22 Republltahs and ,2-2 Democrats quarterly adjustment. itstiona on armed forces, eventual M---- SfAGHEHl requiring federal and' state at- Rep. Robert Satter f D-Newing-‘ ! One time, with a Sharp reductions in egg prices' withdrawal of foi-clgn forcea from self service Dairy and Produce Case fifiliW i h i . tentioni and poullrv and seasonally lower JSihe llereiites Unveiled at East Windsor \ Europe and steps to prevent sur­ With more space for our bacon displays, Charlie de­ 5 1-lb. pkgt. 99c torn said the Jpdiciary and G ov-, *®‘ *'®*^ ballot that lijted all the Sauerkraut 2 Secretary of Labor Jatpe.H P. ernmeiital Functions Commillee,' t'nnieji. *■ prices for milk b'Ought about the Within a separate barbed wire enclosure a massive Nike Hercufibi guided misaile is-Slowly raised prise attack. which triples the display space in these cided to give you an'’ ‘ail out" good special buy on lean Mitchell' urged Congress to enact of which he Is a hieniber, had orig-j r^-ertt weeks, the method of food price decline. Coats of fveSh on its launching platfonu at unveiling, ceremonies today at the East Windsor battery site. Nika -He welcomed one declaration by sliced Mississippi Bacon this week . . . an assistance program to encour­ inally intended to set up a special j confirming the appointees had fruits and vegelnbles were up. Herciiles, bigger than the current Nike Ajax, cum be. armed with atomic or fragmentation warr Grdrnyko at an earliet* stage of departments . . . a new self service age new lndtistrie.s to loqate in T E T L E Y T E A Familyimily Court section within the: *>®®n; a matter' of some debate. Eggs In'April sold at their lowest heads. Battery A of the 2nd Mi-ssile Bn. ia the first unit in Die Hartford area to be equipped With the debate ,a statement that Ger­ SWEET and TENDER hard-hit areas. He called on gov­ rate .since Aprl', 1946 due to meat easa for bacon, daisy hams and frariiework of the Stipei^or Court While some Isu-makers, urged a the new missile. (Herald Photo by Ofiara). many should have the right to de­ With eggs lower, It's a good time to serve ‘‘ia con and I c S A L E ernors to have legislatures follow but had been advised sjtsinst it vole on alt candidates' at. once, abundant, supplies. cide for fts/Hf the right to retain President Eisenhower’s advice. In The April rise in transportation other Manufacturer packaged items giv­ Buy 48 at the regular price and by judges of the Superior i-'orn l .. others said the nominees should be alliance ties*with other countries. Improving state unemployment The judges, when asked to give taken up one at a linie>, prices reflected higher costs for WMt Germany- is a member , of oelve 16 more for only Ic. compensation laws. Race Issue in Child^s Book Aiken Assails ing us much more space in this section... their views' on the matter, said House Minority Leiider A, gasoline, tires. - auto Iruurance and NA'TO. Ehuit Grirmahy. less than Combination Price "The economy ’’ in general Is such a special division would be Searle Pinhev said Tyler’s sug­ used carSk Prices of new cars half Its sizs. is a member of the LEAN SLICED lamb liver Tnaklng a sustained and vigorous trended downward as dealers in- ■ Cans 7 5 c unconstitutional, he said. gestion of a single ballot with all" Benson’s REA Soviet-led Warsaw Alliance. But, to got back to the all important recovery," Mitchell' said, "but "The Constltulion of the state is the nominees enabled the House to \ creased discounts,. . ‘The Rabbits’ Wedding’ After meeting an h«Air and 14 . MARUNSON’S JOMAR SPECIAL! there still are people and places what the judges tell us it is,” he handle the job in an "expeditious H. E. Riley, chiet of the liabor minutes tha ministers recMsed for glass of .Connecticut fresh milk which ^ 7c Off Regular Price which are not sharing that pros­ said. "We cannot substitute our and sensible" manner. Department price division, said the weekend.They meet h g^ lb perity.” judgment for theirs.” Before the balloting. House increases in state and local excise Fiiianee Plans Monday afternoon. INSTANT COFFEE KRAFT’S our Customers could not seem to find 100% Pure Coffee He said tha. localized character Since the Superior Court is pi o- members took an hour and a half Withdrawal in Alabama ____ Before the opening of today’t-.. BACON dt imemployinent. even though to apeak in behalf Of various nomi­ (Continiieri on Page Eight) Wa.shington. May 22 iVPi-■ Sen./ s.easioh. West Germany pressed *k Oz. Jar 15c Off MAYONNAISE vided for by the state Constitution when it was displayed in the Southeast A better grade than mhst bacohs you will find featured. there waa springtime improvement instead of bv sta.tute, the question nees. . ^ ------I George D. Aiken (R-Vtl today the Big Three wesUrn powers to Regular Price ' Hale’s Bacon ‘SD Montgomery. Ala.. May 22 written and illustrated In color by: angrily accused Secretary of Ag-lgfit a permanent handa-off>Berlin In more than 90 per cent of the Rodney E. EieLson. a Republi­ You Pay Only 9 7 c Pay Only Pint is whether the Legislature can de­ cem erof the store . . . 3 7 c 149 major labor market areas', tract from its power or jurisdic­ can fi'oiii Trumbull, drew the most | A llie n ! A hook for young children about-Garth Williams. ! ricult lire Ezra Taft Benson of Irv-1 — ™ - "demonstrates the need, for a fed­ tion. negative votes.'He waa approved a While rabbit marrying a black. The story tells of the marriage | |ng to', put farmers "under the (Gonriniied on 'Page Ten) eral areas assistance pt’ogram." Pinney said, however, that the 162 to 103. Eieison is generally | rabbit has drawn protests in .Ala-i of the black and white rabbits at;tp,mibs of giant corporate inter-' SERVE HOT OR COLD SUGAR HEART TENDER Mitchell'e sfi-dv of the unem­ Raleigh., N.C., 'M ay 22 (/Pi- bama. j a moonjight wedding attended bv | — For some time, we wanted to move the lb Republican bill makes s aihcA-e' considered a ppolege of former Semi-boheless, eazjef to slice Rib Pork roasts proved so popular that HORMEL ployment problem- with . 6.1 mil­ effort to avoid the constitutiOiial Fairfield County Republican leader, Traffic officers erected a new It was withdrawn from general! all the''other animals of the for- Aiken, who has aupported moat milk, eggs, cheese, etc., to the checkout our meat men Jmve "Invented" a "aeml-boneleea'' loin Pork Roast S W E E T P E A S lion workers at jobs-and 3.627.000 question. William H. Brennan, f 1 sign at a busy street intersection public llbrar.v circulatioh because j esl. of the Benson-Eiaeiihower farm Bulletins The rib semi-boneless sells at 69c, the loin at 79c . . . and they real­ CHOPPED BEEF 3 LB. AVERAGE still idle In April—showed the "If we believed It ia good legis- Other nominees is-ho met sub- ■ on the North Carolina State Col- , Segregationists complained that it ‘ The black rabbit is male and proposals fOr six years, took the section of the store . . . ly are easy to serve. . .Center Pork Chops are a good value at 89o '''• | stantial opposition, were Archibald lege campus this week. It said: '|reflerted pro-integration view^s. | White’ female. Senate floor to denounce a Ben-j from the AP Wirch lb. .. 2 ? m ^ ^ 8 9 c - 2 o;n. 3 9 c ((Vmtlnued on Page Rlevesi) (Contihned tai Page Thirteen) Tunick, Greenwieft Republican' "Yield." "i The book is "The Rabbits’ Wed- After criticisms of the book ap- son proposal for financing the (2I6-.')2i; Paul McDonald, Darien' "It bears a new messag’e now'. di|ig. ” published bv Harper Bros.. peared. -Mis., Emily- Wheelock :. vast rural electrification agency’s' W e had them all moved I Oh^ PAPER), V ' . ' ■ ■ Someone appended: "Not to ' last year for children between the'- Reed, director of the AJabama 1 power and telephone programs j Hole's QualHy Cold Cuts Repiiblicsn i215-47l, and Kenneth ' ages of three aVd seven. It was: -NO IK 8T BAN ACOOBO At Odds with EisenhoM^^r , Zerrilli, Bridgeport Democrat 1212- temptation." Public Library Service Division, 1 through a new- bank s.ystero. Un-I r.aneva, May 22 (A’i — .U.Jt, ^ whan our meat manager, Chas. M cCar­ 45). ' which ilends books to local li- der Benson’s plan cooperatives, British and Movlet negotiator* r® ' bi'sriea thsoughout the stale, or- - would opelale and uHimately own. failed again today to agnie on There were at Iea.st five, "no” dered the book placed on the. agen- the banks. thy, renewed his demands for more a-FACK PORK ROLL IS BACK^ » u.' 69e votes beside the name of each noni'- the scope o f proposed netn oei- Have pot roast on^ # more before real warm cy's reserve shelves, j Aiken,, said such a proposal' enUfle studies of imreablved ; space for his "old fashioned" but very, Inee when the votM were counted!: Miss Reed said the rabbit bcxik ! could more properly have come ' House Democrats Win iJay E. RubinoijK lO) Manches-i nuclear teat aiwpension prob­ weather sets in . . . * JELLIEDi CORNED BEEF u. 79c had not been banned, but merely "from the corjiorate utilities inter-1 lems.' U.S. AmIxMador .Mmes .SERVICE Meat Depart­ Holla ter was approved ^233 to 8, also! wlthdravrh ,from general circula e.sfs." He adilqd that It ■ w-onld j 95c Nicholas F. Armeptano (D)' Staf-i ■ lion. Librai-ians seeking the vol- J. Wadsworth, aering British force'many farmer REA coopera­ Delegatlan learier 'Sir MUriael ment. So out- went the plans and we . LOAFtCHEESE ».49c On Giant Housing Bill ford Springs (227 to 32) and Simon i ' ume for their local libraries may tive* "lo give up. the ghost” and ; Tfiis Week's Best Meat Buys! S. Coheii iR) Ellington 1239 to 271. oblain It how ohl.v by specific re- Wright and Soviet dalagate sell' out to large private utility! .Semyon Taarapkin. mat for 90'■'-r started over again .. . . the store en^i- ...... w 00 .m. Ai- - the Circuit Court wfill I quest. holders. Ma-shihgton, May. 22 (,'P) -A i,over the administration on hous-, be paid 315.000 a .tieart-Their terms I Some still Carry it on their open "I dlsaasociale my.self from, minutes In the Buselan dafega- , neers wanted us to go 100% "self serv­ Pinehurst U. S. “ CHOICE” Heavy gteer Beef Scotkins. Walk-Rway victory by House Deni-, ing raised Democratic hopes of a will run 4*-,, years from Jan. ,i.! tlon villa. An Americaii deurce ocrals in tVielr battie fot large : shelves. Mias Reed said. this,'v-Aiken said. and told the described the get-together as vlctoi'y on other programs.] 1961. On this date the court will She aaid she and members of her {Senate, that high Interest rates ice" meats, but the increasing business scale federal., hqiislng aids en- House passage of the housing' inconel ualve. ' ' ■ ' ■ '...... staff had received tiomplaints and other poltciea under Benson Banced prospects today for other bill now sends It to conference fContinued on Pag* 'Iliirtee'n) IKE, DAO CONFEB Pkg*. Democratic programs. about the book and that a member : have increased the difficulty of ' Waahlngibn, May St tiRetf in this department seemed to indicate 95 c with the Senate to compromise of the Legislature, Sen. E. O. Kd- 'farmers. • / BONELESS By a lusty 261-160 vole, the differences betw^ii Senate and President Eisenhower nonfined House yeslAday passed., a Demo- . that our customers want "old fashioned" House versions. The Senate (tonMhned on Page Heven) ( fior.tiniiyi on Pagf Ten) at breakfast today with Dag I-era tic-backed $2,100,000,000 hous­ earlier this aesaloit voted a 32,690,- Hammaraklold, aecretary giner- ^ service over the counter meets; so we ing; bill after upsetting every Re*- 000,000 program. al of the ^ t e d Natlbna. Affor pubitcan" effort (o whittle K down Republicans were counting on a News Tidbits the hour-long. session at .the found a way to increase the size of pur Lb. to administration size. Presidential veto If Congress White House ..Hammarskjiriil de­ HANDY , The result put Congress aquare- slicks to tpe'llnes laid out by Sen­ CuiM from .4P Wires Senators Plan for Limit clined to tell newsmen what he meat cases. . . . jy at orld.s with Pre.sident Eisen- ate and House. None of .vester- and Elsenhower disouased-"’’Fri'< FRUITS and VEGETABLES 'iiower in .the polllically tinged dav a. major votea gave the Dem­ vato talks' are private talks, hassle ovei"spending versus the ocrats the two-thirds majority .Sen. John _ Kennedy iD-Mass. 1 whether at breakniat or at din­ Come in this weekend we think Isn’t this a good time to treat the family to a tender, waste HALF balanceO budget. tjiey would need to 'override a veto.: ”*■'’* •'smes.R. Hoffa, president of On Farm Price Support ner,*’ the U.N. official aaid with free, flavorful Chuck Pot Roast with all the flxln’s? Here’s the GREEN BEANS ...... '...... -. 2 Ibt. 49c A more Immediate result was toi Presidential perfect start for a deliciously good roast . . . tender, tasty and displeasure appears 1 ^*’^£^” **'*'*” **1, 7,*,ainstere Union, ia 'a smile. , you will like the changes. TOMATOES..' . • y..., . . . . . pkQ. 25c - generate new .steam behind p ro-' rertain to be centered'entered oh authorauthor-|-**’ **^**‘ *6 if he thinks t'hreat of 4 I mighty thrifty at this low price! All cut from heavy steer beef! posals for $t billion, of federal aid : ity for continuing government I nationwide strike will block lagia- Watihjngrton, May ]g (jFi---Aa absurd, ignoramus thing I have DEAN o r HOUS® HUB? All cute except Eye of Chuck . . . lb. 69c. Remember it’s bone- GALLON move to limit any farm price sup- j even seen.” leea. - waste and sinew free . . . no fat wrapped around the LETTUCE, LorgoilikidB------m . 19c for local public works pl-ojects. subsidized low rent public hous I lation ji« doesn't like .... F B I' Hartford, May S3 iflV-Bep. outaide . . . cut to any size you wish. .and a quarter billion dollars of jng. Frank Psimlerel, 43. of Hamden port loan to 386,000 sprouted In' Benson’s opposition was set buj Edwin O. Smith (R-MamfleJd),. ONLY government loans and grants to the Senate today. ! in a letter. He. said the bill prob- 86-year-o)d denn of tha Hoose. ASPARAGUS ...... 2 Ibf. 49c assist depressed areas. Eisenhower In his January m es-! i5 '**!*“ * l !**" ^ * '‘ **’ Me>-erj I, aage to Congress ssked for an end *«• Walter R. Mayerj Sen. John J. Williams (R -D el), ably would further increase wheat was Injured today when ha a^. Earlier this month the House proposed it aa an amendment lo a production and costs of the gov- parently tripped on stcipe lead­ Our warehouse mana­ DELICIOUS 'a p p l e s . . i...... '..... 2 Ibt- 35e .Banking Committee, w h i c h to public hollaing. But the Ben- V*" Hamden. | ate voted to aubsidizeA45,000 new “ P®V him $15,000. bHI for a new wheat program. ' . f emment' program. ing to the House chainher and INDIAN RIVER SElOLEi brought forth the big housing bill, Last Wednesday, the House put 'Young doesn’t like the bill either etruek his head agf^st a doon ger William ‘ Sculiey GRAPEFRUIT . . 3 for 39e gave two-to-bne approval to a units, the House 140.000 new units.. *^®P- •’’«’«')k KowaUki iD-Coiin.) I over four years st. the rate of *’'hinlts to Congress a bill aimed at L a provision for a 350,000 (jelling but he said Benson was wron^ as Sndth suffered * WMlae of th* with, our space In our "sliced to order"* meat section, we feature all '•>3251 million program 'of aid to on farm price aupport contracts, probable result#. The Sena- Jr. says: “ keep in line beef MINCED H A M ...... lb. 49c FLORIDA ORANGES .' • e e « * ’t'Tjb e ■ ckKL SSc loniic a year. ;i •i•*•p••lg doinestic induslri.ea being • hoed. He w ee-examlnod hj' a communities' .suffering economic Inlo the annual AgrlcuUyre De- contends the hill .would lower' phyeiolan at the Oapitol, aadr rilsires. due in chronic uneninlov-' t ’’® House'' ignored cries of 'h*nnes.k»» The measure was drafted hv the sell better Shurfine been reminding the Senate off and measure wag drartea oy the Buy Roasbjig Caponettes and fresh chicken parte at Pmehurst where An almost Identical measure pi'b'’\ng the blll^wHhout m a j o r - witlioiit increasing gnkolinr taxen. on of the size of some price sup­ .Senate Agriculture Committee as m o STRIKE STARTS BIOT only forin fresh Connecticut poultry la sold. ALWAYS AMPLE FREE PARKING AT THE REAR OF OUR STORE! a stop-gap plan for trying to come ' Rio de Janeiro, Bnezik-May Cofifee at ■ •' was \'eloed last .year by Rres.ident change. lappioved by House’Public Wbi'ka , port loans. 'There have been pay­ Biaenhower as unsound. . A coalition of Republicans snd : Uomnitttee . . . Sev’enty-five ejt- ments of .over 3) million to some to. grips 'With the' problem o f : a . 22 lAh. — Angry mehA riUBgfri.. Still in committee is a bill th ■ Democratic Conserva- Ues from Nicaragua meet In Los] huge 'wheat surplus. by a eudd^ fegry hpaAclB™* 'i ' 1 big farmers and farm corpora­ Ifrtoii Stompt for provide 31 billion of loW-lntereat - Uvea w»a outnumbered by the dls-’ Angeles with avowed goat of pipf.i tions,' ' J - r • Sen. Andrew! P, Schoepnel ''(H- that! etra|H*d thriwitoffc of inana to town^ and cities Yo build! clpllned Democratic maJo«)t,v on 'Uag revolution against Nlcaragu' As the Senate- began considers Kani said the'cammittteo.hill "wrig eonMwfww^i^Wd . for-^BBOBi porchotM In moot and aewera, hospitals and-other public-every key vote, gjOVerniReNt. ; atlon of the !whe.{t bill, there was the rankest kind of m compromise than tht«« hours boflay .1*'Um Freeh live Maliip lobsters reach Pinehurst every Friday at 9 Brbeory doportmont' low health facilities^ It is designed Democratic leader#, however, Strike of union .carpenters .. : an expreseion of opppslDon from! but aimed at me'f,ting a deadline." rfty of Niriirot aemsa Uw ' hay '*"' " \ to provide Jobs for the unemr { suffered a setback engineered by Cape Canaveral miaslle lest cent ’Oils Is the cover illustration of-'k book for children that haa Seci-etei-y of Agriculture Ehu-ei Chairman'Allen Jk'Ellender. iD- from Rio. Otriciala .a lb a-m, ChlJi|teB size up, to 1 lb ,,1b. 59c| 314 lb. size, ib. 89e. CORK boin^ Inuod 43t jgrocory Identlal ShU '1 l o ^ and to improve IpcaUcondi- Rep. 'Albert Thoraas...< p-Tex) oi\ enters second week with no aett^ drawn, piprotests . in Alebeme^ The bleck eqd white rabbits here i.Tagt Betuon end a tart retort'’Lai'of-the Agriculture Committee M a n c h b s t ie r . ehodi-ouf for your con- 8ons.' but facial strong opposlUon. | proposal- to end -what he. criticiz^ ment In sight . . Air Forpa mhy ere pictured...... to illuetrate,. '■ e " point in *the "' stem’------where " it■' 'eaj'S from a R^ublizen Senator. ! ^ e e d with Schoappek He noted Marinde fijrod. Uil|KtUlE.i vouiobco. * . But the surprising ease with iiy agaJn tomorrow to launch 5 "ThMi they picked aandalions and puf them in their eare.’’ 'Sen. Milton'R. Young (R.ND) I — 1 ... kUling ■■ CORNOt MAIN and OAK STRCETS wMeh!. t)ie Hbuse yesterday scored (OenttauedL-eii Pace IWrUea) sattolito oentaining four mice. Fhotofax), ■ : said of Benaon*e videra; "The moet' (Oanrinned an Fag* Sev«e> lag 19 to 86 »• t ^