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'[ ■ b ■ T' • The Weather TUESDAY, MAY 24,1960 Averaffe Ddfly-'Nrt PreM Run PeieeMt e f U. ■. .. V - ■■ ■ For the Week Ended PAGE TWENTY' liattrljpst^r Swettittg !|jraU» May 14. I960 Lew aiwnid Be, Thmeday perttf eloodj, Jtttte toMpeoaBe|ehaa«e. generally good.' Breathing la kept 13,112 The Woman's Auxiliary to the MHS Vocal Units quiet In'conapicuouB.’ ’ Msmbar et the Audit High 88 to 7t. Hanrtford' Couhty Medical Assn, He complimented the "fine en­ S H O E REPA IR SALE! T H IS W EEK O N L Y lMireea.ef Ctreolatton Manchester-^A City of VUlage Charm About Town will hold a tea on June 1 from 2 to Score High Again semble work,’’ saying it showed 4 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James "good training” and "confidence Peter Grey, eon of Mr. end Mrs. J. Sponzo, 81 Hunter Dr., West and con'viction.’ ’ LIGNITE -jREb $■" (CtaMalfled AdvertW ng « s Page SS) PRICE FIVE CENTl Annie Qreyi 54, Weddell Rd., Is e Hartford. , Manchester High School. choral His only adverse criticism of the MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, I960 Junior et San Frenclsco State Col­ groups scored high in the choral singrers was an occasional strident lege where he Is majoring In Persons who desire pickup of w- festival held there May 12. tone. methematic«; tides for the rummage sale ^fJt. The: combined sophomore, jun­ ‘”I^e general Choral effect of the SOLES Margaret’s Glrde, Daughters of ior and senior choirs rated 1^8 A ’a ensemble is very good,” he con­ Charge Account, invited • We Wve il.^ O j^ ta m p s House Approves /A- Hoee Co. 4 of the Town Fire De­ Isabella, will hold Friday at the out of a possible 18 A ’s. And the cluded. "The singers follow their Pay Hike for 1,250,000 Ankara Parties partment wUl hold a drill tomor­ K of-C Home beginnlijg’^at 9 a.m-., Round Table Singers rated 12 A’s director Vqry well .. seem to make HALE'S SERVICE DEPT. Fund for N-Plane row night et 6:80. should contact Mrs."^ Joseph Ton- %nd .6 B's. a strong effort to exprpss the . UNDER NEW MANAOEMEN*r ■ . ■ ski, 595 Tolland Tpke. Joseph G. Saetveit, supervisor meaning of the words and the feel­ . OAK ST. ENTRANCE • MANCHESTER In Battle over The Manchester Federation, of ing of their selection.”’ Washington. May 26 UPt— of music for the New York De­ Tho House today voted $78 tiemocratic Women is having ta Mr. and Mrs. Philip I. Holway, partment of Education, said in his Results of the freshman choir panel discussion on state aid to ^43 Adelaide Rd., are visiting at performance have not yet been re­ Menderes’ Acts million Ih new funds to expe- analysis of the sophomore, junior Cost of Living dlt^development of a nuclear educaUon tonight at the Fireside Grove Park Inn, in Ashvllle, N. C., and senior choirs, "It is Wonder­ turned by its judge. ,. RoOtn in toe Community Y at 8 for the annual meeting of the Pres­ Choral Groups from the North­ alfplane. ful to see and hear such a large Ankara, Turkey, May 25 (If) The money, requested b y ' o’clock. The speakers will be Mrs. idents Club of Connecticut General ’M5 chords. eastern part of the State took part' in the festival. — A wild fist fight broke out President Eisenhower, was- Allan Bourn and Mrs. Robert Life Insurance Co. Holway is with "The singers are listening. There included in a $3,914,798,985 the company’s Hartford office. today between opposing depu­ Stone. The public Is invited. is- evidence of excellent choral appropriation' bill financing training. Diction is clearj qual­ ties id parliament over Pre­ the Atomic Energy Commis­ "Operation Survival,” a pre- The Ofth annual paid-up mem­ ity) balance and blend are good. mier Adnaii Menderes’ strong sion and various government eentatlon by the Connecticut State bership dinner of Ben Ezra Chap­ The interpretation is musically man policies. It came as Men- public works programs. Tho Police, will be presented at a meet­ ter, B’nal B’rlth, will be held to­ Co‘Wed Presidents artistic.” bill waa passed by roll-call ing of SalvaUon Army teenagers night at 7:30 at Fiino's Restau­ Washington, M a y ^ ^ derea, .was reported ready to Mr. and Mrs. \<^alter H. Joyner He continued, "The quality of RUMMAGE Living costs rose fouf-teiithB vote 387-18 and sent to the tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the rant In Bolton. / Mrs. Howard C. Angell Jr., 39 each section is very good. A fine The decline resulted from shorter ease his clampdowp on the Senate. citadel. The public is Invited. 35 Phelps Rd., were elected presi­ Delmont St., secretaries; and Mr. unity has been achieved within of one per cent in April to an­ hours o f work; also the Good Fri­ opposition People’8 Republi­ 2,000 D ea^ The annual meeting and election dents of the Center Congregation­ and Mrs. Wesley W. Stoddard, 369 each section.” SALE other record high. day holiday fell during the April can party. of officers of the Greater Hartford al Church Co-Weds at the club's Birch Mt. Rd., treasurers. And finally, "The . spirit of the" Tho rise was the largest for any survey week. The fight sllrted when Opposi­ Home Economics Club will be held The April Index standing of annual May dance Friday. The May Dance, following the group is excellent. The respbhse Thursday, May 26 month since last June.. tion Deputy Aaklm XJulek de­ Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Windsor successful ■ run of the church to their conductor Is y j ^ good.” In reporting tlie Increase today, 126.2 edmpares with 125.7, In nounced Menderes’ ruling dem­ House Unit M issing in FREE DELIVERY House, 219 Broad St., Windsor. Mr. And Mrs. Philip A. Chase. group’s play, "Honorable Fuji,” The Round Tabla.^Slhgers also Doors Open At 9:80 A.M. the Labor Department said It was March, the” ptevlous record. ocratic party. He charged Its po­ 46 Lilac St., were elected first The jndex rise^ waa thus a half was renamed "Honorable Hop.” earned high praise''from Saetveit. largely due to 4 rise in food prices. licies against the opposition had LIGGEH DRUG The Sunday School staff of Zion vice presidents: Mr. and'Mrs. Rob­ point. ert Simnters/'105 Plymouth Lane, The hall was decorated with "Baianc^..-blend, intonation are 517 Main StTMt Poor spring growing conditions ahoUihcd freedom of speech In For Higher Evangelical Lutheran Church wi^, Japanese lartterns. were a factor In the upward Tip.nalated Into the closek| per F ive D ays AtTh«PARKADE meet tomorrow a t 7:30 p.m. at the second ■vlcb^presidentsi'.Mr. and centage terms, the departmei Turkey. Sponsored By Manchester - movement of good costs. Democrats raced toward Gulek church. Emblem Club The department consumers price ured this rise waa four-tentl of and flsta flow In a 10-mlnute Apel PI.; and Arthur Bikerieks, 18', index ro K to 126.2 per cent of the one per cent. By RAUL DUQUB Young Fishermen 80 Mather St. 1947-49 base period. This Is 1.9 per . The change In an' Index an'd Un melee. Order was restored when Debt Limit ARTHUR DRUe e speaker of the chamber called Santiago, Chile, May 25 (/P> . All posted $25 bonds for appear­ cent higher than a year earlier. percentage change are never pre-^ — New tidal waves lashed th« 3 Victims of Attack ance in Town Court on June 6. Nearly one million workers in clsely the same except when the t recess. FREE DELIVERY the auto, farm equipment apd re­ movement of the index Is from an Washington, May 25 (/P)— Chilean shore today in the Manchester Garden Club's g A.M. to 10 PM . lated parts Industries will get a even 106, nttoned on Page Five) The House Ways and Means wake of continuing earth­ Six Manchester teenagers were ar­ Snack Bar Loses 2-centa-per-hour pay raise because Committee today voted for a quakes in southern Chile and rested yesterday on warrants ia- of the April living cost rise. Their one-year temfiorary . public seven erupting volcanoes coy- susd by Asst. Prosecutor Allan union contracts provide for adjust­ Thomas charging them with breach $100 in Break ments based on the consumers debt ceiling-of $293 billion be­ ered-',the devastated scene of peace, resulting from an alleged price index. ' ginning June 30. with-smoke and ash. unprovoked attack on three young­ The weekend theft of $100 from An adjustment of about one- Ike Reports It also approved the admlnistra: Authorities put the toll from Annual and Perennial er boys who' were fishing Sunday Bunnies Snack Bar at 639 Center e ^ t an hour will go to an addi­ tlon’s request that present corpor­ five days of horror at nearly 2,000 evening at Highland Park. ■St, >is being Investigated by Man­ OUT O F tional 150,000 workers, most of ate Income and excise tax rates be dead or missing. Two million were - One of the youths was said, to chester police today. LECLERG them employed by the Westing- extended for another year. l^ e d homeless. have been knocked to the ground, ra d io’s most severe quake, rated . PLANTSALE The loss was discovered and re­ FUNERAL HOME house Electric Manufacturing Co. O n S u m m it Without the extension of these severely kicked and pummeled. at frofn 7 to 8 on a scale o f 12,”- ported yesterday. Similar pay raises may be due tax rates, most of which go back The tfix older boys are said to an additional 100,000 workers, to the Korean War period, federal centered in the Chiloe Islands near have driven up in a car, gotten out. Police theorize that entrance the, southern tip of Cffiilq. ,,Thera S i FUNERAL mostly In aircraft plants. Their By ERNEST B. VAOCARO revenues would drop about $4 bil­ and chased the younger ones. was gained through a rear win­ situation Is uncertain liecause lion a year, administration wit­ waa no impiediate report of'eaoual- Arrested were Barry J. McCor­ dow. SERVICE their labor contracts providing for Washington, May 25 (A^President Eisenhower repo; nesses told the committee. ties. Lesser quakes shook the A bag containing $60 in bills mainland, spreading panic among mick, 17, of 97 Harlan S t; Ronald WALTER N. adjustmenta,have either eiplred or the American people tonight bn the collapse of the su The national debt limit, now $295 Thursday, May 26th W. Felber, 18, of 170 Green Rd.; apd a box with $40 in change is will soon do, so. billion' on a “temporary” baals refugees sleeping outdoors. 'reported missing. tECLERC, HARTFORD BUILDERS conference and its effect on the policies of thill and Phillip R. Custer, 18, of 159 Hilliard Director Arnold Chsse. Labor Depart­ would drop to the permanent level Smoke from six existing volca­ AT THE St.; Jeffrey A. Doll, 17, 720 Spring Det. Thomas Graham is head­ free world nations. He speaks out in the midst of pplitical, ' $285 billion June 30 wdthout noes and one newly stirred to Ufa ing the investigation. EN JO Y SAFE ment price chief, aald the sizable diplomatic, arid legislative reper-^ S t; Ernest A. Crosby Jr;, 18, 37*4 living cost rise in April is not ressional action. rose more than 21,000 feet above Call Ml 9-5869 cusslons oi^er the'use of a U.S. spy House is expected to con- Manchester Community ''Y " sdewed as ,the beginning of a the stricken countryside. Land-, 23 Main. Street, Manchester plane brought down in Ruasia just stder\toe committee's legislation slides rumbled do-wn from moun­ FROM 9:30 A.M. to S PJil. strong upward trend In consumers before the summit blowup. State News next ■'^k._ tain slopes. prices. The Kremlin was urged by the The c^mlttee’s actions at a Chase said the April Increase White House to let the Russian The- erupting volcanoes were ANNUALS: A com pM* assortment was primarily Influenced by price people listen to broadcsists on the closed-dt)o\ meeting reportedly Osomb, Puehue, CauUe, Cosablon.- boosts for fresh meats and vege­ President's 30-mlnute talk. James Roundup were taken TVilh little dispute ex­ ca, Peulla, Corral and a new one PERENNI/iLS: Botter varieties from members* own RUMMAGE Notice YOU SHOULD TOO tables. He said the food price In- C. Hagerty, maipng the appeal cept over theN^cise tax on gen­ A fishing boat rests on Its side, partially submerged, after being tossed against brid^(background) formed by the quakes Saturday Manchester Shopping Parkade, Middle Turnpike W. and through American newamen last Waterbury, May 25 UPt—The eral telephraieXservice. This 10 In vesterdav’s tidal wave at Hachlnohe, on Japan’** northern Island of HonahQ. 'Hils vessel WM and Sunday. gordens * erease was due to supply shortages washed upriver. Others were tossed ashore by giant waves. (AP Photofax, via radio from Tokyo). WE HAVE DAILY - IN THEIR OWN Broad St., Manchester, Open Monday, Tuesday, 10 A.M. to ■ brought about by adverse weather night, said "The Russian people, as Oonnecticlut Labor Council has per cent tax wdHjd expire en­ The new volcano rose ooutb'wcat 6 P.M.— Wednesday Thursday, Friddy, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. during ths past few months. well aa the free people of the suggested that a personal Income tirely June SO without congres­ of the Rtnlhue River in Cautln CEMETERY BASKETS: TastefuHy arranged Pibvinee. The Interior Ministry DELIVERY TO THE Saturday, 9 A.M to 6 P.M. Foods as a whole rose by per world have a right to hear It.” tax be set up in Connecticut. sional action. SALE HOMES. ,„The President's address, from The tax would be a percentage The admlnlstration,\estimatlng reported the earth sank os much cent between March and April. Weather Clear, Seas Calm Tripie-S Stamp Redemption Center—180 Market Square, Newington Herald Broadcasts os 1,000 feet over on area 25 miles WHITE ELEPHANT TABLE: A tninkful of interest­ SPONSORED BY GIRL SCODT PARENTS, TROOP NO, 1 Prices rose for most meats, par- the White House at 8 p.m. (EDT) of what ah individual taxpayer a $463 mUUon annual of re­ ing items. ticukrly pork; fresh fruits, eggs will be carried live by CBS and pays In federal income taxes, said venue, asked for its contnmance. After 8 o’Clock for In diameter. BOLTON and for potatoes, and tomatoes. ABC TV networks, and all major John J. Driscoll last night. Dris­ There was a move In th i^ o m - Ghile’e National Pteic# an­ AMERICAN LEGION HOME Chase said that because of the radio networks. It win be rebroad' coll, who Is executive secretary of mlttqe for a compromise, setting nounced two hew lakes were form­ the AFL-CIO Council and an o f­ ed by«the oarthquakes in the moun­ LEONARD STREET unususUy large increase In food cast at 9 p.m. by NBC-TV. Referendum T otals Carrier Saratoga, BGooDTiiiE| Wb H&V6'Soni6thlllg The Voice of America arranged ficer o f the United Auto Workers’ (Coattnoed oa Page ThlrtoSB^ tains near Lake Rintiiue, in the iviees In April, he expectied little Union, said he waa speaking for AREA ehaage In the over-iUl living cost to broadcast the presldenUal mes­ The Herald wUl broadcast the Valdivia area. \ 6RowmG!| Eirery InterestAd Gardener Tanight— 6:3 0 P.M^ index in May, sage overseas In English and 88 the council. results of today’s referendum Thp Intarlor ICnlstry aoM all other languages. Including Rus­ The suggeatlon was made at a s^rtly after the polls .cloesjLt-S'- the 150 Inhabitants o f a small But he forecast probable addi­ hearing held by the Platform Com­ Freighter PROCEEDS FOR THE DANISH GIRL SCOUTS sian. p.m. Uland in the Chiloe archipelago ' • THURSDAY 9:30 AAA. to 3 PA4. • PINE LEN O X tional Uving cost increases — due The Senate Foreign Relations. mittee of the. State Democratic WeatheF Stalls The newscast over WINF from are misaing following a tidal wa-ve. to higher food prices — during Committee, mesnwhilc, caUed Sec­ Party. Presently, Connecticut has The Herald’s editorial room will Tho government had not been able the remainder of the cummer. PHARMACY retary of. State Christian A. Her- nO perseonal income tax. " start as soon ss the vote Is com­ Norfolk, Va., May 26, (/P)— niefm any, May 8 for Puerto Ordaz, to get news of the other 23 small The only significant price de- ter. for closed-door teetimony Fri­ .Driscoll said a percentage tax leturn o£ C47, piled. ’ aircraft carrier Sarat^a (Gid the Venezuela. lalands in the group. 299 E. CENTER ST. ' Cline In April was for used cars day, starting a major inquliy into would be a graduated one, based By 1 p.m. today, few ballots had The carrier has a qomplement of The government Had not even 'Which the Labor Department said the downing o f the U2 spy plane on one’s ability to pay, and ”a more Nine on Board been cast on the $1,240,000 In capi­ West German Ship l,eon- 3,500 officers and menj-tjie freight­ begun reckoning the • property TEL. M l 9-0096 are meeting severe competition over Soviet Russia and the chain equitable tax than the sales tax.”. tal improvement projects and the hardt collided 60 miles soiStheast er a crew of 35. damage caused by the Kaxth eon- from new compacts cars. of events which followed it. He did not say what percentage nine Charter questions on the ma­ Capt. Alan , F. Fleming,"Jpwa Continuing heavy sales of hew of Capo Henry early today in The hearings are to continue the labor coimcil thought would be Wiesbaden, Germany. May 26 chines. City, Iowa, Is the Saratoga’s akip^ (CoBtfanied OB Page Two) > • • • cars kept prices up for the new into next week, 'with teatimemy by necessary, but he used 2 per cent clear weStber and calm seas. For flavor at its crisp, models. (flj)—^Wind and rain today can­ The registrar’s "office totaled 461 Atlantic Fleet H ej^uarters re­ per. The carrier ie the flagship of director Allen W. Dulles of the as an example. Said Driscoll; celed the flight bade to freedom votes 'With the following district Rear Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, Mt. Prices of clothing changed very Central Intelligence Agency, Sec­ Everyone who knows the facts ported no one on either ship was Willing, Ala., commander of Car­ Uttle In April. And there was no retary of Defense Thomas S. Gates breakdown: District one, 104; two, injured in the sldeswiping crash about the State budget realizes of nine Americans and thelc 047 79; three, 127; four, 91; and five, rier DirisiOn Six. change' in coats of public trans- Jr., Gen. Nathan Twining, chair­ that there must he a tax increase from Communist East Germany, but that both vessels were dam­ AMERICA'S LARGEST portqtlon, repairs and home main man of the .Tolnt Chiefs of Staff, 60. TTie Saratoga sailed from Nor­ ln-1961. The budget would have, the U.S. Army announced. Compared to a similar referen­ aged oh their port sides, the BiiU^tins SELUNG POWER , tenanee or for electricity. and officials of the National Aero­ to Increase by at least 850 million freighter heavily. folk Tuesday afternoon. She re­ The Labor Department reported nautics and Space Agency. WliUe the plane is in good con­ dum in January 1958. the total at cently completed a Srmonth over­ from the AJ^^jree LAWN MOWER IS In the next biennium even If no 1 today was 128 behind. The com- There waa no Immediate ex­ that the purchasing power of fac­ Two other Senate probes were new services or projects were dition, an Army statement said planation of the cause of the col­ haul period In the New York naval -^1 planned on a leaser scale—one by a the Soviet Military Command was aratlve count In 1958 was 589 and shipyard, which installed new tory workers dropped by 1% per voted by the next assem bly.. .to Sle ballot then also offeted four lision, the Navy said. cent from March to April—the special committee which keeps offset this, an Increase In tax reve­ ssked to authorize the return of The 60,000-ton Saratoga, the night lighting equipment the Navy BI-PARHSAN BIUEnNO regular check on the Central In­ five of the occupants by' motor building projecta, to be supported plans to evaluate in operations at fourth straight monthly decline. nue of about $20 million to $25 by $1,085,000 In bonds. nation's largest, returned to Washington, May 25 (ff) — ^ Spendable earnings—that Is net telligence Agency and the other by mUliona a year is anticipated." vehicles;. The Soviets released the Hampton roads tor a damage sur­ sea next month. President Elsenhower arranged Americans and the plane yester­ A total of 3»240 turned out then Trouble is notlUng now tor the pay dtecks after tax reductions— Driscoll said someone who pays to reject all but one of the pfoj vey. The merchantman came into today to brief ooBgrestoima) . dropped by about 85 cents to (Oonttimad e* Page Twelve) day. Saratoga. Three years ago a Pa­ $800 a year In federal Income taxes ects. Chespealke Bay and headed for leaders of both partlea at • would pay $6 in State taxes, if the ■Hie pilot, co-pUot, radio oper­ namanian freighter dragged an­ WhHo House breakfast toamv Baltimore. chor and brushed the Saratoga’! State levy were set at 2 per cent. ator and crew chief of the plane, row on the baohgraaBd m the The collision rupturbd jet fuel left aide inflicting euperflclal dam­ By the same token, a man who the Army said, will fly the air­ lines on the carrier, starting a summit oonfmnoe. Bineta Dem- Debate on JJ2 in 3rd Day craft from Etast Germany when age. pays $2,000 a year In federal taxes fire, which was purt. out quickly. In September 1956,. five months ooratte Lender Lyndon R. Jofea- would pay $40 in State taxes. weather oondltlons pennlt. Two of the Saratoga’s gunmounts Bon of Texas tol(l feportera that A Communist police official at after ahe was commissioned, ehe News Tidbits and a section of her catjvalk were developed blower trouble on a In additton to toe flew leaden, Grevesmuehlen, near the meadow damaged. Elsenhower haa iBvltad top Oldsters to Rally where Soviet fighters forced down Culled from AP Wires shakedown cruise to Guantanamo West Dooms Soviet Gall The freighter reported she was Bay. Cuba, and had to lay over Domoorata and RepuhHoana Hartford, May 25', (d’)—Hundreds the lumbering old t-wln-englne from the Appropriattons, Amtod, of oldsters, comings by union-sup­ transport Friday, aald the Blaat damaged heavily above the Water there for , three weeks while the line. She said her bridge and liv­ trouble was remedied. Servloes aad'Porelgn Relattona . plied buses from outlsdng areas Germans had prepared a take-off, Cuban government Informs United Cofumlttees ef House and Sen­ and ordinary transport In Greater ing quarters on the left side were In March 1958, one of the car­ For UN Censure of U.S. strip. But he said the weather was States It plans to control move­ rier’s propellers was damaged ate. Hartford, are expected to con-Verge bad. ment o f Cubone to and from U.S. totally damaged” and a maist waa knocked ovef the side. when it struck a submerged object on Buqhnell Memorial for a labor- Gusty winds and clouds covered Naval Base at Guantanamo .and TASS REPORTS ‘SKY-SPY* United Nations, N. Y., May 25f He Bald the 1928 Havana and backed Forand Bill rally Thursday She headed for Baltimore at 12 In the harbor at Naples, Italy. In North Germany. Yesterday there to, take charge of dollars Cubans October of that year inadvertent Moscow, May 25 (iP)--Tass re- (JP) — Western opposition In the 1944 Chicago aviation conventlmis, morning. were heavy rains which softened knots after arriving in CJiesapeake both ratified by the United States, earn on the base.. .Marble bust of flooding of an e n ^ e room while ported In its domestio service to­ U.N. Security CouncU today doom­ Congressman - at - large Prank the ground. John Foster DuUes presented to Bay under escort of the destroyer banned imauthorized flights oyer Strlbllng. the ship was at Mayport caused day that a 2>/]-ton sotellito de- ed a So'vlet resolution asking, for Kowalski 'Will head a speaking U.S. Air Force men stood by at U .S.' embassy In- Rome by people si(^ed to gather nllUtaiy intelli­ foreign countries but that Herter team at the rally—which starts . The 1,040-foot Saratoga was en- damage estimated at $iS16,000. condemnation of U.S.^, spy plane Wiesbaden to welcome the nine of Massa, center of resistance to In the summer of 1E59 tho Sara­ gence hod been launched In ths flights. 'sought "to replace international at 10:80 am. and runs for two route ■ from Norfolk to Maypbrt, law by the law of the jungle.” Americans—eight men_ and a Nazi forces in Northern Italy in toga damaged another propeller United States. The news agMicy Diplomats waited to see if the hours.' woman—who strayed on a Copen- Fla. The Bemd Leonhardt of 10,- Delegates of Britain, France, World War H. 800 deadweight tons and 485 feet remarked that “ somewhat sor- two nentral nations on the .council Others slated to apeak during hagen-Hamburg flight and spent prlslngly It was described tn the Argentina, Italy and Natiimallst. the program Include A1 Barkan, Rival Lulua and Baluba tribes­ long, sailed from Hamburg, Ger- (Continiied en Page [GRASS-BAGGINGI ■5-Ceylon.and Tunisia'— would line China Oil defended the United tour days in Soviet custody. United States ms a spy in the up with the western majority or publicity director for the national men clash again in Kasai province States. They denied Soifiet Foreign A U.S. military mission team sky.” would merely abstain on the vote A P L - C I O organization, and of Belgian Congo, leaving 18 dead.. TORO MOWER Minister Andrei Gromyko’s charge headed by Lt. Col. Clarke T. Bald­ Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr. expected tomorrow. that the flights were aggressive Mitchell Sviridoff, head of the win Jr., Warrenton, Va„ motored RACE ON EViaiEST Both Ceylon and Tunisia were to State Labor Council, APL-CIO (D-NJ) terms “ little short of In- Rocky Asked to Tell Pl^s WITH LIFT-OFF ENBIREl acta, although Mario Amadeo of yesterday to the landing site, orMIble” Treasury Department New Delhi, Mny 25 tfPlAh speak this afternoon along- with Argentina said nothing could . jus Some 70 to 90 - buses, supplied about 10 miles east of the Iron Indian expedition le headed toe N a f ^ ' U.S.-Allied Ecuador In the third by the Greater Central Labor oppositioil to long-range plan to Ufy -violation of any country’s ter­ Curtain, to handle formalities con­ help nation’s commuters.. .Civic the summit of ML Everest and Poifier Hanidle* dri»t$ ■ session o f the’ council debate on the Union organizations in cities like oOter TORO yard tiiaeUnes, ritorial sovereignty. nected *lth the release. - leaders and government officials Is expected to rea^ It today or l E R H U e So'vlet charges against the United Sir Pierson Dixon of Britain said New Britain and New Haven, are Nixon Delegates Total tomorrow, the Deffinaa Bllnlstiy too! It outcats every other expected to be bringing people Baldwin was Reported under In­ join In final tribute.to City and rotary, bags clippings, ONLY FUEL OIL GIVES States. President Easenhower had given a structions to charter a bus for the Town Clerk William A. LInnane, sold. Krlg. Qynn Singh, leader Even before the council began over 66 to attend the r411y, ot the team, reported last weeK -I . ' vacnams np leaves! See ' Por those coming from some nine and head them either to West who . died in his sleep Sunday at the sdf-ixopeUad Toco 21' debat^ diplomats and observers (Conttaued em Page Three) Germany or Allied-occupied West he eetabUahed a final damp 1,000 YOU 4 TIMES MORE HOT at the U.N. had been certain the distance, box lunches -will be' sup­ Holy Family Mohestery In Farm­ Enough to Nontinate ■Whirlwind—now yonra Berlin If the C47 could not take ington. . ' feet b ^ w the top e f thp 25,008- with a lift-oif engine! 'Fa- Soviet resolution would'not get the plied,' a labor, spokesman said, th m aloft safely) Harold A. Stassen said Vice foot peak. He aald h e who wait­ xooae “ Wind TonneV' de­ WATER AT HALF THE COST! seven votes necessary for adop­ The aim is to fill B^hnell .with ing for good leather to SfmJn a aged ' rally partici(panta. The hall There was a-^report near noon President Nixon can’t win presiden­ Bv THE ASSOCIATED' PRESS Svelopment now could bar the sign creates super-vaenum tion. Yesterday’s session of the de­ ^Spy’ Satellite last dish and hoped to beat a that means cleaner catting, bate bore this out. holds s o m e .^ ,^ people. at the U.S. Air Force base here tial election.. .State Public Utili­ ’Tennessee and Florida RepublU ta Nixon’s------nomination at th«the Chi-Chi­ Every package is Are you tired of paying high hot water bills cago conventiori starting July 25, Sovtet-Chlnese team reported The aim of the rally Is to dem­ ties (Commission notes several . ao clumping. Only Communist Poland 'and the can delegates Joined the Nixon tor working up the other aide. Power Handle lifts off to and stUl not having all the hot water onstrate support tor the Forand (Continued on Page Three) drawb^ks In New Haven Rail­ President parade yesterday, push­ His pledged 'and favorable dele­ t ' SSviet Union were committed to Put into Orbit ------;------gates are scattered through 29 power 11 other Toro work- you could use for washing, baths, laundry vote for the proposal. Argentina £fill, which would .have the social road's plan to sell its passenger ing the Vice President well beyond KOREANS RED MtOTEST aaverst Come in today for and housework? ^ e new oU-powered security'program pay hospital and statiofi In Windsor L ock s.. .Dow­ the 666 majority needed for the Statea, the District of Columbia and Nationalist Chtna said they Cape Canaveral, Fla., May 26 and Virgin Islands. Tokyo, May 85 VPt — Thou­ • demonstration! would vote no. Prance said she medical bills for social security Hanna Held Guilty ager Contessa Neson says she must GOP presideritlal nomination. DOUBLE CELLO hot water heater is fhe perfect answer. ^ (TP) — An experimental Midas More than half a dosen names sands ef Koreans sopportfaiK d in ^ Powar Handtm f RM S eould not give her assent to the res­ recipients over 66. sell soifle of the helrlpoms. left by - Tennessee's 28 delegates were It ties right in to your regular have been mentioned os a possible Communist North Keren demon­ UnHOitl,,^Q9 olution. Britain and Italy did not “spy” satellite today whirled about ' Such payments -would be fi­ England’s greatest sailer, Horatio Instructed for Nixon at a state heating oil supply and gtVes you ' Of Slaying Gavell, running mate for Nixon. They strated throughout Japan today, t f Rotary tinlt Only SUN announce their voting positions, the Earth every 94.84 minutes nanced by a.rise in social security Nelson, to make ends meet. party convention. Florida’s , 28 demanding the ^withdrawal eC continuous hot water 24 houra a day taxes. delegates were captured without Include Sen.. Hugh Scott - « f but they were known to be plan­ anxious to test Its missile detec­ Gets Life Sentence Guam police convinced there are Pennsylvania and Arlsona’e Gold- U.S. forces from South Korea. at only a fraction of tlie. cost of ning to cast negative votes also. tion equipment on giant flares more World War II Japanese challenge In a primary. The. unofficial delegate stand­ water; Secretary of Interior Fred In Tokyo on esttamted 6,099 your convenUonal water heater. The resolution was prompted by and friendly rockets. Relatives Sought stragglers hiding out in mountains members of the pro-Pyongyang SEALED Litchfield, May, 26 (dV-A Su­ ings, based on primary and state Seaton, Secretary of Labor James Btop and ^ tho downing of an American U2 • Midas, weighing 2 >,4 tons, will on that island, after two give up General Federation of Korean TORO ' Hartford, May 25 (d*) — Police convention actions, plus Asi^oclated P. Mitchell, Rep. Gerald R. Ford enr Aw. D'.a.JM. or. photo-reconnalssancq plane May 1 detennine the feasibility of using today were trying to locate rela­ perior Court Jury, after deliberat­ this w eek.. .United Nations Com­ residents In Japan . (Chosen mand at-Seoul says two .of its air­ Press polls of uncommitted dele­ Jr. of Miehigan; United Nations near Sverdlovsk, .1,400 miles In­ a series of such satellites to pat­ tives of a woman admitted to St ing 2>/4 hours, yesterday convict­ Ambassador H«iry Cgbot Lodge, Soren) held a rally at central­ G . Glonnoy bo. side the Soviet Union, and sub­ craft inadvertently flew over de­ gates; today showed: _ - Get Your Entry Blank Bandy Oil Co. Fogarty Bros., Inc. w. rol the Earth for enemy missiles. Francis Hospital Sunday who was ed John J. Hanna of the slaying Vice President Richard M. Nix­ and Gov. Mark O. Hatfield of ly located Hlblya Park. They Ingredients carefully selected and specially processed 381 Main St. 819 Broad St. 836 N. Main St. sequent Information from Wash­ These-oriWtlng space stations will and still is in a deep coma. / militarized zone Into Red North later paraded through the At Marlow's for the Big of New Milford grocer Francis Korea May 2 .. .Union delegates on 688, Sen. Barry Goldwater of Oregon. give golden Wise Potato Chips a fresh, pure flavor all their Tel. MI 9-4595 ' Tel. MI 9-4639 Tel. MI 9-6258*’' ington that the United States had use Infra-red sensing devices to ' Det. Capt Thomas F, Hankard Delegate picking today was streets with tho North Heceon been making such spy flights over J. Ga-vell. from General Electric Co. plants Arizona 29 (Ariz. 14. Idaho 2. S.C. own. Having achieved this flavor, we then take extra pains TORO detect the heat trail of a hostile said the woman was taken' from copfined to Illinois where a state flag. ____ _ M & M Oil Servico Soviet territory for four years. The Judge Abraham S. Bordon throughout the country meeting at 13), Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of Howard OH Co. Thomas McCann missile the Instant it is fired.. the Bond Hotel and was registered New York City to consider torth- New York 1 (Ark ), uncommitted convention will round out a Dem­ PJ to see it reaches you at its best. 680 Center St 848 Main St. Russians called on the council tp The alarm would be radioed to promptly sentenced the calm- LOUIS AGENT OF OURA JINOLE CONTEST 184 Oakland St. ^ as Mrs. Ellin. M. Anderson, Hamil­ conibig contract talks with the “ . ocratic national convention dele­ The first potato chips to be packaged in cellophane. Tel. MI 3-6896 Tel. MI 9-8183 Tel. MI 9-7540 condemn "Incursiona by Unlte,d the United States, which then faced Hanna to life Imprisonment 24 Washington, May 2S —U tt Just craapleto___ the last Uno" ton Park, Allentown, Pa. company. The 840 GOP .delegates so fqr gation with 69 votes by nssning Wise Potato Chips come to you wrapped in the protection States alrcrkft Into the territory whuld have about 30 minutes to She is described as white, 65 to Hanna went last night to the delegates at large. Diatrict dele­ — Former heavyweight ehooe- _o____ f the.,’oro To TV jingle. Any­ of othqr states” and to ask the State Prison at wctherafleld. American Unitarian Asan. dele named rppresent nearly two-thirds one over 21 may submit one Moriarty Bros. Hugo S. Pearson Whiting Corporation aotivate defense and ■ retaliatory 68 years of age, and has reddisji gates were elsot^ in an April 12 plon Joe Louio^' piffiUe MiatlaM of not just one, but two layers of cellophane. To keep flavor U « . government to prevent their The Jury, made up o< eight gates at Boston vote 249-96 in fa­ of the total national convention flrm'hsa regiotered wtth the JiSH entry. 801-815 Center St. 118 Pe,arl St. - 254 Broad St. measures. blond hair. roster of 1,331. A majority Is 666. prlqiary. and fr e c e s s in and to lock air and moisture out, each pack* TeL MI S-S1S5 'KI. MI S-6076 le i. MI 9-1168 recurrence. ‘ . Tlie Midas test vehicle yester­ Capt Hankard said her baggage women and four men, .recommend­ vor of resolution urging recogni­ Delaware namas' Democratic tloe bepottmeat aa aa agent oC VALUABLE PRIZES In the debate yesterday, Jerzy ed life imprisonment. Its-decision tion of Red China by governments There never had been much age is also Wmpletely heat-seal^, top and bottom. TO BE AWARDED day waa IjSunched into a near­ indicated that she had previously defegates tomorrow. Alabama Re- Ftdel OastraV' Ctaban g m w »- Mlchalowski of Poland 'said S e e n - came after 15 days of teRimony o f United States-and .Canada... doubt about Nixon winning the top ment, for the staled p o n a o ^ Wise Potato Chips are delivered to this area by a fleet CSonteet Closes July 81, 1960 Tho L. T. Wood Co. Wyman Oil Co., Inc. ta ry a t State Christian A. Herter, circular o rb it' from this missile stayed at the Hotel Bradford in place on the 1960 Republican tick­ publicaae and Iowa and Waahing- base. Air Force' officials reported about the Nov. 18, 1669, crime. Cioudy skies force government set- ton Stato Demoorato eonpleto del- prMnottas tesvel O i| n » W T S € 81 Bissell St. 24 Main St. tn 'aefMuUng the U2 flight, had Boston, Mass., where she gave entUts to. p os^n e attempt to et, especially since Rockefeller of trailer trucks withid 24 hours after leaving the large, ultra'- Gavell dUappeored on the night Tel. MI 8-1120 Tel. Ml 3-1508 enuneiated a "Herter doctrine” its path through space ranged Springfield, M us. address. withdrew from contention the day ekationa on flaturday. modem Wise plant. Then your local Wise dirtributor delivers of the Iffih. HU 'wtfe and Son sold ersata another colorful, artifleial POTATO CHIPS R L O W lS ttiat the United States bod the from on apogee o t 828 miles tq. Officials sold both the Boston, cloud 150 miles above Wallops Is- aftlr Christmas. them directly and promfjtiy to your own favorite store. lit ta nend apy planoa pver tho 'i i Piffi ffwetf*)/ Siiad.Va. ■ Paly signs totally uafontfwaa da­ m a i n 8T., MANCHESTER RET THE FACTS-CALL YOUR OIL HEAT DEALER > The Finest Potato Chips Made! Is any wonder the Wise Owl trademark is so solid UnioK for MWiltr m aou. « •>. M gujurantea of freshness, f la ^ and quality? ------^ J., \ ■ , , 'S y r ■'■'.I ■•iN A.

•V . { PAGE llblEB . . ‘ “ ■' . < . . \ - 1 . y 1.. liANCHESTER EVENING irtJRALD, M AN CtlEM R, CONN.,'WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, MANChcaiER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, ^ A Y 2B/19gO PAGE TWO It probably will remMn ta 4rWt moYsmsmta, war plants, air fieMa Barth'S atmosphere and bunted «p, about three years. and mlaalle bases. / Air Force experts say. Weather Stalls Quiek 'Draw Mo* Debate on U2 in 3rd ‘ Spy’ Satellite SciehtlsU at the National Bpaoe ,H«uBd; The Air' Force said that whwi- The MldsS launching came as Stop Hsart Gas 3 Timot Faster Ckaw: Watch Mr. Wlsard. Burvelllauice Control Center at New Tidal Waves Hit §heiiiwold on Bridge ever possible, future launchings the United Nations continued de­ Hainscom Field yesterday said their Ctrti*e*latoratsrytMti*ra« BELL-SSS IfustOr—Bell Tslsphona Hear se­ from the missile bases will be bate on Russian chargeiMlf aggres- Return of C47, -lata iiaufrtliiaJ tlaia* ta eucN ilawtk ries: Orsen Pastures, March 28; Put into Orbit oalculatlons showed re-entry was iiimt lalniila as aaiqt lt*4lni tiiMin tatMa As You L&e It r%J>,wVParis ties. 82,632.71. year, an advanced-Mldaa and the have Uttle significance if aatel- BUS o o c o n t r a ! 15 HANNAWAY ST* Mrvtl# Carlson. _ drawing opiatfinals. The Prt*« Tidal waves spawned^ by the Harrison Conrior, 149 Green­ ment for the first time on huge expected at Wiesbaden "within the O c t ^ . (ConHaaed Hsm Pag# Om ) ■ ft * slam against moderately bad. -B ig Four aunvnit conference "on flret Samos reconnalaaance aatel- lites yare considered. He said the ,NeW Haven, May 25 ()r —Fed- The show was held Thursday the top ofi^ n the graphics division . Outstanding actress — Ingrid quakes wsrs taking the hsavl?st wood St., New Britsiin; assets, sodium fiare.s set to Ignite at Ed­ satMitea "clearly haVe, or soon hour." For tHbse tcho cara braake to aW Neither op­ ■ which the nations of-the world had wards Air Force Base, Calif; The lite are expected to be spinning In eraU and State mediators Were to t h r o ^ Sunday at 26 B ir^ St­ of the show. ^ Bergman, ’*rhs Turn of the toll. On# surging wall of water none; Uabilltlea, 81,626.21. .wiJJ have, enormously increased meet this afternoon wlth\ union A few, minutes later a higher and was attended by over 400 per­ Springfield and AUsntown' police ponent has a elngleton, but no suit . t n a , . built lip so much hope.” first flare will be fired withlh a polar orbits that will take them for their rug*. Hayes also submitted a Sculpture carried 630 dt the 800 residenU of William J. Stephens, doing busi­ cSpSclty for explbring or observing and company spokesmen ta the ranking officer said; "The Infor­ sona the larpest attendance at a entitled. “ Another C h lm e ^ ’^Whlch have been contacted but they were breaks really well. ♦ 73 Armand Berard of France said few days, at a time when the sat­ over the Soviet Union. Quelen to their death Sunday, the unable to locate any trace qf the th# Soidst Union had caused "pro­ ness as Field Service Engineering Compared w ^ airplanes." Connecticut Co. contract t^pute. mation is incorrect 'We have hay lushing waves up College have ended their afflUa Uve And Let Live sut that the United Stales had juat In the oil painUngS. 's e ^ p *T»ipvi*iion station tV^NBC, Chan- to 24 feet high. , ,^t least 500 per- place. “ Frances.” portrait by tion with the national social fra Wln 'thq first trick in dummy put a Midas "apy-ln-the-sky" sat- sons were miaslng in three south- ternlty. » alllts into orbit from Cape Cana- M:rs. EiiSrHumphP'Thi^^^ « ita^t^-^^^ with the queen of spades, and then hold; Bpades—10 9 8 7; ilsarts— Rita WHINB Sunday. Tiie station-fe em provinces—feared victims of Spokesmen for the chapter saU throw a bme to the enemy. Lead a Ysral, Fla. He said such U.S. sat- "My Ge»nium .’’ bji^Mrs. taink lU N »C network afllUktlon, the 'invading waters. ■ K Q 10 9 7; Diamonds—9/8; Clubs Lsski: fourth. ’®6untry Home.’ yesterday sophomore and Junlq. low club from dummy and play sllttea and the recently orbited So­ but” stresses Its service to the Two ehll«an freighters, the members voted unanimously to cut the low club from your hand!. —J 9. Whal do you sayT viet space ship had "an fcnormously bv Alfred fifth. "Red Santiago, and El Canelo, went down Barn In Sprbrig.’’ by Mrs. Drake: Hartford-New BriUln area. loosq from Delta Phi because they \ This simple play sets up a fMirth Answer: Bid two hearts. Dssplta increased capacity of aXplMtog or In mountainous seas off Puerto the impressive trump holding, this end sixth, “ Woodland Path,” by The station has won more t ^ felt policies of the national or­ club, trick. You can'now n j« e the observing compared to attoUmes.’’ 100 awards during the past five CorraL All aboard were believed Is a weak hand. Game la unlikely Theodore Drake. ganization discriminated against slam by ruffing only ofie heart In He urged a speedup in / ‘interna­ years from armed services. cM c, lost. ' , Jewish and Negpro students. dummy and taking your top tricks. unless partner can go on #fter a tional dealings on surprise attack In the watercolors, second place, fraternal and health agencies, New quakes spread terror, rock­ Seniors, since thqy -will soon simple raise. ^ “ Morning Rehectlons.’’ by Mrs. Assume the opponent* return a and on Outer Space," to put such same period brought ing the mountainous southern pro­ graduate, did not take part In ths trump, as good a defense as any. (Cop3^right IHO. -General restores things to good use. COME TO NORMAN’S B-l-G Myrtle Carlson; third, “ Sea and from the Advertising Club of vinces. Landslides crashed Into the vote. After the voting, a spokes­ You win In your hand, cash the Corp.) Chun-mlng Chsnk of Nationalist Surf,” by Mrs. Helen Gorman; Pacific aUMaulUn, a town of 1,500 man said, the members lowered fifth “ Low ’Tide,” by Mrs. Elea- Hartford. ace of hearts, ruff a heart in dum­ China aatd nowadays air 'sov- Nominees abput eOOlhUes south of Santiago. the Delta Phi flag at the frater­ my, and get back to your hand with ) sreigTity had become “more or less ■ nor Vibbert; arid sixth. “ Blue Val­ Ingrid Bergman A t least five volcanoes wars nity house and mailed a letter de­ the ace of clubs. Now you draw the ley,” by Mrs. Helen Gorman. Nominees for the Bmmy 'Tele­ a myth...violated right and left lii the pastels, second place went vision Awards which will be pre­ Screw” ; Julie Harris, "Ethan brought to Ufe.-b^ the Earth selx- claring their faction to the nativnal last two trumps, and dummy has by man-made satellttes." to “ Begonia,’ ’ by Miss Grace Ted ures and a new one was reported organization. the rest with the top diamonbs and Ifsanwhlle, in a document eir- sented Monday. Ju"*J®* From*": Teresa Wright, “The The group will continue as _ the remaining clubs. ford. to 11:30 p.ni. on WHNB-TV, Chan­ Margaret Bourke-White Story,’’ bom. eulatsd to ooundl membsra, chief TREMENDOUS DISCOUNTS LIVE, WORK oiir own choicos ran a UtUt dif- Four volcanoee-^=-Osomo, Cauue, strictly local student organization Sometimes the best wsy to de­ UK. Delegate Henry Catoot Lodge DON’T WAIT... nel 30, are as follows: Jan. 3. —a status It held until 1917, \^en velop a suit is to give the first It hit* a srw klfh Is bllsritr! ferently. We rather liked the two Carral and Casablanca — were T*sr Csrtii Ysl Brrai told cloaAo-and-dagger details of Humor — Xrt Canity Special Worthy of Not* erupting In Osomo Province about the decision to become a chapter trick away, but tbls 8°** »g*hwt and SLEEP COOL works submitted by Jane Gutt, Dec. 4,1959; Danny'ITiomasseries; (Da Dwki'Mans'll I Kur KaaSan 11 Russian diplomats named as X TO COOL YOU OFF! , and three by Roger CrafU in the Tale University plans to open a 600 miles south of Santiago, ofll- of Delta Phi was made. \ the grain, when yota have two or I “ ONCE NOBB Spies in the United States and COME NOW! Father' Knows Best series; Jack three top cards In the suit. Try this “ WBO wan WITH oil dlvlalon, for their technical Wag- summer school of music and art In Qiala said. Communities in the ares • rEEUNO" sent back to their homeland since Benny series; Red Skelton serlea the Ellen Battell Stoeckel estate in hand on youi;^ friends and see how TBAT LADY” tary. were ordered evacuated. Challenger*.Lone Tech. 1902. All were attached to the Drama — Ethan Frome on Du­ Norfolk. The school will open June A pilot reported that 7,350-foot they balk at making the right play. l:M4:tS-lt:N I:4S4:M Wo also liked Mrs. Gormsn's Torrington, May 25— —The Soviet embassy in IVashlngton, •'Blue yalley" best of all the wa- Pont Show of the Month, Feb. 18; 20 for eight weeks, holding classes Puyehue, near Osomo, also was Daily Question The Moon and Sixpence, Oct. 30, enUre slate of 90 candidates Partner opens with one heart, the Soviet delegation to the UJJ. tercolore. six days a week. Admission will be belching fire. In CauUn province to Saa.. “ OelUth aat th* Bariwriaa” •r the UJl. secretariat. Prises ware donated by Manches- 1959; Playhouse 90 series; The on a competitive basis for students backed by the Democratic party and the next player passes. You the north a new volcano began organization were returned to the Lodge had lisrted the 11 in his tsr merchants, and the winning Turrt of the Screw on Ford Star- nominated by their colleges. spitting flame and smoke About Town speech to the council Monday. HU paintings are now being displayed time, Oct. 20^1959;T he Untouch­ The I Marine Collection of the town committee In a Democratic Selsmologlcal experts expressed primary conducted here yesterday. amplifying document said they in banks, libraries and the Ted- ables' series. _ - Wadsworth Atheneum, closed since had 'sought secret atomic data, Variety — Another Evening belief the iniUsl quakes Saturday None of 25 challengers was suc­ George R. diapin of 146 Wal­ ford GaUery. last summer,' has been re-opened to and Sunday were even- stronger BUHNSIDK STANLEY WARNER military manuaU and aerial pho­ Oomlag tip 1|B Manchester with Fred Astaire; Dinah Shore the public In a roomier,, more at­ cessful In’ the ''election, the first nut St. is a patient at Hartford than' those In 1939, which killed here since 1913. ’ liU> ••••■I •• tos of Chicago and IVashlngton, Tho annual oirtdoor music fest Show series: Fabulous Fifties, tractive getting. Still in the same Hospital. , and had offered up to 88,000 for Jan. 81; Garry Moore series; To­ 20,000 persons. But the . mors mo­ Nearly J ,600 of 5,200 eligible Starl* Tonight! tval is g;olng ^o^;)>e held ’Tuesdsy, location, on the second floor of the dern buildings, withstood., the J such information. June 7, from 7 to Sfp.m. at Me­ night with Belafonte, Dec. 10, Avery Memorial, the collection party' members voted in the pri­ The Newcomers’ Club will hold shock better ■ than' those of 21 mary. The counting of the bal­ a spring dance Friday at the KofC NOW PLAYING After .jrotlng on the Soidet res­ morial Field. Tho high school band, 1959 '' has lost Us former cluttered look AvaGMONlBUiKPiBIII olution tomorrow, the council U News — Chet Huntley Report­ and has assumed the quiet grace years ago. Even so, hydroelectric lots was completed shortly 'before hall. Music for dancing from 9 orchestra and choirs will take plants, port works, foundries, GREO PEC K IS M IM n l FEATURE AT 6:80-9:86 expected to turn._ immediately to part, as wHl the Barnard Junior ing series; Douglas Edwards with of the Federal Period. 5 a.m. today. p.m. to 1 a.m. .will be furnished roads, bridges and buildings were by Mike Gesmendo's orchestra. lASt Complete Show 6:06 another resolution by Argentina, High' Band and some instrumen­ the News series:' Texaco Huntley- Elementary Gonoert Ceylon, Ecuador and TYinisla urg­ Brinkley Report aeries; Journey The annual sixth grade choral wrecked by the tremors. Tickets may be obtained at the 0^ SUmEiNE' talists from tho elementary Extended Forecast —m eotoa----- ing the Big Four to tYsume ne­ to Understanding series; Khrush­ concert will be given tonight and The Earth shocks In Chil# also Windsor Locks, May 25 (jTi door or from Mfa. John Baldwin, OOOOSIGHTS-THRIILS' schools. Proceods will go toward sent tidal waves crashing'^ along 8:00 6:20-10:10 gotiations with UJf. help I - purchaso of a sound shell for the chev’s arrival on Journey to Un­ tomorrow night at Manchester The U.S. Weather Bureau at Brad­ the coastlines of Mexico’s Nsyarit Mias Mary Lappln of Portadowiu high school auditorium. derstanding. High School at 8 o’clock. Taking ley Field issued this 5-day fore­ Public a/faira and education— part tonight will be pupils In the and lower California coasts-yester- cast for Connecticut today; County Armagh. Ireland, arrived \ Bankruptcy Court “Wuriderero of the Painted day but no casualties or dama'ge THE FABULOUS SPECIAL FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES Flats” opens tonight at the State Meet the Press series; The Popula Bowers, Bucklud, Hollister St., Temperatures In Connecticut for yeate'alay by jet plane for a two EAST ^ Highland Park, Keeney, Lincoln was reported. months’ visit with her. sister, Mrs. Theater. With it is "Goljath and tlon Explosion: Small World: the next five days, Thursday Hartford, May 26 (F) — Flrat I Tu-enUeth Century; Winter Olym and Nathan Hale Schools. Taking Japan and the Western Pacific through Monday, will average William Lynn, 417 Hartford Rd. It GIANT OF GIANTS! meetinge of credltora yesterday in the Barbariane.” part tomorrow night will be Ver- is the first time the siatera have \ Hayea nt PfovMeiioe pics. today reckoned its tpll from the about normal to 4 degrees above petitions before UJS. Referee in Children’s programming — Cap planck, Washington, Green, Rob­ Chilean tidal wave at 183 dead or normal. ■ been reunited In 16 years. MUs BTABTB Bankruptcy Saul Berman includ­ David V. HSyee, eculptor from ertson and Waddell. Lappin also arrived in time to aee TONITik WILL BE HERE TONiGHT, 5 P. M. TO Coventry, won a 8150 prise Mon- tain Kangaroo: Huckleberry missing and property damage in. The normal mean temperature ed: , , ( ■ the millions ^ dollars. in the Hartford area for this her nephew, Sp. 2 John LynJi, be­ ALL COLOB Donald J. Hierrieh, formerly i l l l R I As Japanese villagers began re­ period le 64 degrees ranging from fore he left last night to report doing business Ss Andover Sand turning to their shattered homes, a normal high of about 76 to a for Army duty In Korea. C L A R K G A M lE A Gravel, also D. j . Therrien A NORM AN'S WILL GIVB YOU A some of those previously report­ normal low of around 52. 'land of Anqth" ed missing were turning up. There A slow warming trend Is ex­ 9 P.M . TO ADVISEANSWER ALL YOUR was hope others would be found. pected through Saturday turning Vemon St. Tract The alert was canceled In Ja­ cooler Sunday and Monday. JACK WXBB FREB HOMEJTRIAL! pan, hardest hit In Asia by the Scatteried showers around Fri­ Rezoning Asked “ Peto Kelly's Bluea" Babies travel i ^ savage onslaught from the sea day are expected to average about Fcatare ri«t T*alt* ' FRec early Tuesday. >•4 inch of precipitation. Green Manor Construction Co. QUESTIONS - HOME AIR CONDITIONING The Philippines reported heavy 3 a l I , damage to erbps and property but has submitted an application to NEW! AUTOMATIC no apparent Idas of life. the Town Planning , Commission No futher casualties, were re­ Hospital Notes requesting that a 61-acr# tract feaOm UgH-fealher JyrigUL J ported from Formosa or Okinawa, » I FREE where three person^' were killed west of Vernon St. in the north l^^^Alaltfng houra^ Adults 2 tn S p.m. section of town be reaoned. OASIS DEHUMIDIFIER when a 6-foot wall of water rolled MateHiitT.2 to 4 and 6:80 to 8 p.m. BOLTOM NOTCH SERVICE into the east coast. The rice crop *No plans for a subdivision were Children’s Ward 2 to 7. e Removes up to 4 gals, of was seriously damaged. submitted with the application. TONIGHT—FEATURE lit STEVE RCCVES ^ e Eliminates dampness water a day from the air Japanese .police reported 96 A d m i t t e d "Ye s t e r d a y Green Manor offfclaU said the e Makes your basement dead, 85 missing and 854 injured. Janet DlTarando, 11 Walriiit St.; company has not yet settled on another living' room e Full S-year warranty 2,621 ships sunken or washed out Mrs. Gladys Schubert, 17 Summer plans for the area. G D L iA T H mg B A U ^ B A N D to aea. 4,079 homes destroyed, 41,- St.: Miss Patricia Phillips, West ’The tract of land Ilea north of FREC DELIVERY FRCE SERVICE 800 flooded, dikes broken at 80 Wlllingtoh; Thomas Lowery. Cpv; property aireaxjy owned by Green AND THE BARBARIANS places and 25i bridges wrecked. ^ t r y ; Mrs. Inger Powers. 22 Or­ Manor, zoneij for Induatry, and o On Hie Same Program a At least 160,000 persons were chard St., RockvlUe: Catherine IJea east of Parker St. faKuuenBHia0Bi-i>______still homeless. Haefs, 46 Conway Rd.; William The company wishes the tract The Japanese press sharply crit­ Porter, 60 Milford Rd.; Israel Sny change from a rural to a resi­ Rtlvaiia Mangano, Vera Miles, icised the Japan Meteorological der, 66 W. Middle Tpke.; David Jeanne Moreau, Richard Base- dence zone. Wf P A N i m Board for not flashing an alert un­ Hoyt, 88 Pitkin St.; Mrs. Frances The company is currently sub­ hart, V to HefllB, Steve Forest til after the first of the seven Lincoln, 87 E. Middle Tpke.; Ken­ dividing the former Cushman PLATS Top Cb-HIt' IB Color waves began to batter northern neth and Michael Kuezynski, 110 Farm, a 91-lot development, and in ^duiards Honshu and Hokkaido, two of Walnut St.; Staniilau Tomkiel, 91 is also seeking a sone change on •THE JAY H A W K i^ " Japan’s four main islands. Crestwood Rd.; Mrs. Marlyn Cham­ about 70 aerds of company-owned Jeff Chandler-Fees Parker FREE Papers said the agency received pagne, 40 Talcott Ave., Rockville. land abutting it. . In plaid and^ plain black warnings from the Hawaii Tidal ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Eliz­ 1 1 I I ■ I SUNDAY—HOLIDAY EVE. Todliris Wave Center at 10:20 a.m. Monday abeth Delnickl, 11 Demlng St.; The present request concerns DELIVERY or plain b«ige. and again that evening. Elba Nagy, 87 South St., Rockville land to the north of both the 8 Top Block Buster Pictares • There were unconfirmed reports Liarry Nathan, 156 Green Manor Cushman Farm subdivision and Read -The Herald Adri. Factory lopracwilativa wM b* h«w teniglit. MO to to hdp you chooso Hw cor- the agency’s director would refign. Rd.; Mrs. Mabel Gfray, Kelly Rd.; the 70 acres already under con­ Honolulu’s city of HHo began ■Vernon; William Moore, 333 Cen­ sideration for rezoning. roct fan or cMwinicKfior for your honio. ^ ______\ burjdng Its tidal wave dead today ter St. ase rescue Workers continued BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son to searching debris along the city s Mr. and Mrs. HerbA-t Hampton Probe Unit Backs RIJOY DINNER TONIGHT waterfront. . , . i 200 , E. Main St, Rockville. - HERE'S A REAL COOL VALUE! The toll: 42 dead, 17 missing and BIRTHS TODAY; A son to Mr AT TiIe . 58 Injured In the disaster, Ha­ and Mrs. Dolph Ericson, 2 Carter Write-In Stickers ENW cool UVMG Tins SWIIEII waii’s worst in 14 years. S t; a daughter to 8ft-.' and Mrs The shattered city’s 26,000 resi- Charles Schanz, 93 Grand Ave.,^ Hartford, May 25 UP) — Use of WAUNIT RESTAURANT dshU are threatened now by other Rockidlle; a son to Mr. and Mrs. stickers for'write-in votes on vot­ dangers. They have started spray­ Warren Johnson, 60 Union St. ing machines had the approval to­ GENERAL ing to combat disease. People have ■DISCHARGED YESTERUAV. day of a subcommittee o f the State Special Tonight ! THIS Um COST WAV - WOl A been asked to drink only bo led Sam Yules, 91 Florence St.;'Israel Legialatlve Council. Which is the water. There Is a massive sanita­ Snyder, 66 W. Middle Tpke.; reaearch arm of the General As­ tion problem. Donna' Lee Brown, Marlborough: sembly. Mrs. Jennie Ryan, 138 Chartef The propoaal had been .made Oak St.; Charles ArglrOs, H iom p- several months ago by Secretary TWIN LOBSTERS ’4^ Muisd plaid sccsnt sonvllle: Mrs. Florence Mortimer, of State Ella T. Graaso, who. call­ 20” Portable Carrier Saratoga, MEET OUR CHEF CARLO VIGO 4or casual lunchssn sr 82 Plymouth Lane; Mrs. Theresa ed it a needed election law reform. Canas and son, Hauurd'^lle; Mrs. One of the earlier advocatea of the ELECTRIC afternoon occasions.. GENERAL Freighter Collide Helen Akrigg Md daughter, 68 idea was MI4s Vivien Kellems, a wear It without Waddell Rd.; Mrs; ICleanor Bren­ frequent Independent candidate for Ihe bow ft ypu prefer. (OontinaeA frem Page Onej nan and son, Wspping; Mrs. Doris state office. WALNUT RESTAURANT Mahoney and son, 56 Lenox St.; DELUXE THINUNE1 HORSEPOWER WINDOW FANS Chairman A. Se.arle Plnney of 7 WALNUT STREET— MANCHESTER during aea operations. The 68,OM Mrs. Mary Bahner and daughter, Mr, AWermon Soy*. pound propeller had to he removed the council subcommittee said hta T OPEN SUNDAY— For RMcnrations Call MI 9-8070 Hazardville. group, In favoring the use of -write- and patched. • , . DISCHAROBID TODAY: Mrs "Whether your baby Is a one- The Saratoga was commissioned in stickers, would want the secre­ st^per or a perpetual run­ 6£T NORMAN'S CAN’T-BE- Irene Herida, East Hartford; Mrs. tary of state’s office to establish around, he’s off to a good start in April 1956 in New York. Felka' Kostemko, H i Florence regulations on such use. The sub­ The ship if so large it is unable In Edwards Todllns. Soft, but St.; Jeffrey Fagan, Overbrook committee also feels that the I firm, designed for his small foot BEAT DISCOUNT PRICE to get through the Panama Canal Rd., Vernon; "nmothy Fortin, moderator be permitted to dis­ AlR CONDITIONER and Ite towering m aste. bad to com fort See all the Edwards Kelly Rd., Vernon; Walter Kom tribute such stickers on request styles today." a Changes air in large room completely once every be hinged so it could pass under the panlk, 256 Woddbridge S t; Elmer • The chief advantage In the use Brooklyn Bridge. minute DOUBLE Her 250.000-horsepower enjflnes Graham, 44 Bunce Dr.; Robert of write-in atickys la that they e Easily revenwA—to draw out stuffy air or bring in Hale, Talcottville; Joanne Reln- make It easier for a person to vote cool outside air have the propulsion tgret e q t^ to hom, 200 Spring St.; Mrs. Mary for a candidate not listed on the AtHorman's 100 train locomotives. Her j top e Safety grilles front and back easily removed for Hllditch, 58 Summer St.; Mrs machines. It would be much less cleaning speed is a secret but she can cfulie Shirley Moran, Carpenter Rd., effort to paste In ^ve sticker with e 8-year written wrarranty—your assurance of repair at an<‘average of 84 knots a the person’s name than to ■write Special Low Price. . . . or 'replacement of any fan motor which proves de­ lltUe more than 88 m.p.h. Bolt . 1 • 115 VolH — 7,5 Amps—lOpBTcrtos on FREE PARKING —which are shout five city blocks FREE HOME TR\AV Green Stamps Tong -j— and she is as tall as a 26- Gertrude G . l^yler ■ Roquior Adoquoto House Current. story bujldlng. $rnart high vamp At the time of her commission­ School of Dance * Whisper-Quiet Operation. GIVEN WITH ing, she was called "The Ns'vy’s tccer;tedi>y adjustable greatest offenaivs vessel — a fioat- *TOMOkROW NIGHT PrtM iih Htr KMi R tcifd * Automatic Temperoture Control. CASH SALES aide laces... for summer's ing, moving, fighting airfield.’’ The “ Old Sara," the aircraft gay sportswear, *‘/n An Old Fashioned Garden** * 2-Speed Fan * 5-Yeor Writlibn Protehipn T H U ftS O A Y carrier that was badly mauled in (A BALLET) ' 5 many a heroic Pacific battle in LATIN NIGHT Plon. f ■World II, finally was sunk in -A Black, Green, Mocha. “ Star Studded Spectacular** bomb teats in 1946. WITH CHAM fAGNf INTERLUDE (A MUSICAL) ww.sTimiNG THE lO N T ARMANQ.TR10 FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 3. IH O CHILDREN’S TAKE UP TO 30 OKCHBHU eVERY W ONE^AY 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE MANSFIELD SATURDAY NIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL AllINTORIUM OURTAIH TtME *s00 FJf. BOOTERY MONTHS TO PAY! OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.-SATURDAY TILL 7 P.M. CTMOlKEgSOS M t o t o V ^ T MeKAlTB Orohesto* • IIANOHESTER p a r k a Re . S ta r t* Tonight! WALNUT RESTAURANT •to n Hours: Mon., Tnes., 8*L, I, II ■■■■11^— I N ' ■ I \ T WALNUT B T^rO R RESERVATIONS MI t-807(^ 'a n s f c ^ AYBitoUs At Mu Dear a 16 te 6—Wed., Ihora., F tt, 10-9 D s S v A GIVE *9C GREEK S T A M f S ■.rtA— — — 0 , -t

I • '-s. -1 l ' P A G E F I V I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 85, Vote to adjourn was 226-117. ty chairmen neutral until the par­ satloh'in New York stats has fol­ "You are voting to close toe Seiiior’ GFS Fick* ' — total 888 out of a national con­ ded his lead. vention vote of 1,621. It will take ty convention In July. Ankara Parties only place where the nation’s-voice Rockefeller apparently has not Morhouae declared last week that Slate of Officer® 76i to nominate for the Dem­ Rockefeller should not be ruled out can;^ Still be. Heard,’’ shouted op­ Total abandoned all hope of winning the Itookvllls High School Nixon ocrats. 6f consideration for toe nomina­ In Battle oyer position deputy Emin Soysal. "Let PAGE In Albany, N. T., Rockefeller nomination for himself, despite Misndei^ proclaim himself a dicta- Miss Jean Kelsey was eleeteF Bundy is the soh of !» • and Mrs. ctety of Sacred H e ^ Mm. Georgs Horn. Loehr Ad. school Dramatic 01tfl>. Board Votes tion and ^rg'ed Republicans to' issued yesterday Iqr Building In^ non. Ho succeeds John H ^ L Oth­ faced demands from Republican the overwehlihlng- Jtupport Nixon make A careful choice of a candi­ tor if he libsthe courage.” president of the Senior OlrW Richard Bundjr of Th®®“ A dm ltisd bodby: Cannsn spector Roland IP. Usher. ers elected ar«: Atty. Hawey ^ county chairmen today' to either has from National ■ RepuWlcan date.' At a spec^t spwiiB-.Democratlc party, ■Friendly Society of St. Mary# The wedding, wiuf take place Kynoch, Vlllags..^St., BUlngt<^ Vomon and TaloottvUla nows Is Enough to Nominate Merideres’ Acts Episcopal' Church last -night. RockviUe-Vemon The permit was issued to Frank Younce, vice president; Edv^td handlod throogh Ih a Herald’e Police Radids become an open candC^te for toe leaders.' But • many Republican county meeting -this rndpqlng, prominent May 80 at 0 a.m. at S t Bernards Mrs. WarrebsHoiMredi members are said bo. have urged . Other offleers are Miss Joanns Procaccino Jr. o f Wothenidlel^ Rlordan, t*«f****T' BeckvUIo Bureau, .6 W. Main St., party nomination mr-Presldent or In San Francisco, an- opinion chairmen, especially upstate, have Douglas Associates of Hartford Church, RockvlUe. - ____ Mm. Chariot Witftwi, Vsmon been both unhappy and confused (Oontlnned from Page Oh*) the premier to ease 'bp In his Nellsen, vice president: Miss Sue nlng, treasurer. teieiAona TBement 5-8186. The Board of I^sctow last (Oontlnned from Page One) without opposition hi prima step aside and allow them to en­ poU. financed by Republicans who are listed . as architects for the Grant DIreota Hamsters Girl Scout chairman, been \ back Rockefeller, Indicated that in about the situation. They have campaign that has brought all Trotter, secretary, and Mias Arisen Six VIC Membere Coinfident The Society will install officers voting. . ' . dorse Nixon. propoMd renovation of the re­ Jack Grant la directing the H ra - awarded a "thanks” badge^by Ver­ night voted to ■p#n^\l8,010 for The governor and county lead­ a vdte for president, Nixon would been told Rockefeller is not a can At least seven Republicans re­ opposition political activify in Kilby, treasurer. sUrs in "Holiday for Dbyors." a at its annual banqust Juno 16 at Florida Democrats added a fa­ This left toe unofflclal ecore of maining fcyo floors. non socuts for her "tireless efforts new radlo equlptoOht- It for ers met at a special party con­ lose California to, Stevenson or didate and have been urged to re­ quired first al« after toe battle. Turkeyjrkey to/a standstill. Members attended a Senior 2-act comtdy to be presented June 7:15 p.m. at toe Red Embers, Bol­ Crash Victim Dies vorite son yesterday to the grow­ Democratic delegate votes as: An .equal number of Democrats Group Has Made Progress Memorial Smrvloe Set in"l^U t of Girl Scouting.” ference called In an attempt tb main neutral. The parliamentary committee weekend at Holiday House in 4 at 8 p.m. at Syket Auditorium. ton. The Rev. Robert Keating, ban been a troop leader for nlne^ V lice Department ing list of favorites and uncom­ Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massa­ Kennedy. also suffered bruises and minor In- rtrst lAitheran Church will be [orwalk, May *6 (F) - ' A' 60- clarify the muddled situation In The poll, jk.- sampling of 3,029 Several chairmen are anxious to setif upiirw Ytv by. Mi/sthe r)4*mncrn.tliDemocrats to In­In- Cahqan rinWaan lB«flast weekend.'”The groupETOUO ' The cast Includes Mrs. Marylou chaplain of Cheshire Reformatory, years and Is sk lp^ r of Mariner That amount; plus <*.118 . . mitted delegations which will hold chusetts 330 Sen. Lyndon B. join the Nixon campaign, to put ‘ Juries. ' at the host to veterans organizations at Griswold, Herm w OlsM, M ^ will he guest si«sker. John Krlks- year^eld man died at Norwalk, Johnson of Texas 111, Sen, Stuart New York state Republican poii- California Voters, wall made prior vestigate the Republicans waa a w ill^ e n d a picnic supper at-the a special memorial service Sund^ Troo]op No. 6. tradine ih the present radios, will toe balance of power In the Dem­ to the .start of the Paris summit New York Republicans oh-record The session resumed after a 90- target for special criticism at the hom e-of yhe leader, .Mrs. EEvereii ^ rett BIX member! of Sulidlng on Kerry Demlnle, Mrs. J ^ » « • ' clun, » Michael Dr„ will accept ‘Mm.*w'amoa will be a w est to­ H osplt^-M rly today of Injuries i S t tolrMototola Corporauon’8 Symington of Missouri 60, Sen. Ucs. non InAutrlal Commleelon (VIC) st 10:16 a.m. The Rev. David G. Rockefeller and Republican conference. In fSvor of the man seemingly as­ mlnute recess, then later in the group meeting, responsible sources j Kelsey, 28 Autumn St., next lu es- West Rd. . ney„ Lynn Chase, Mrs. Bea Paul, reservations up lOk.June 12. night at a mother and da low bid for to# new on##. ocratic national convention. Hubert H. Humphrey o f Minne sured of' the party's presidential day voted to adjourn over violent Jaxhelmer, Mrs. ^ Id le Pearl, and Gil Gendal ional suffered yskt^^y lint a 8-car col­ State Chairman L. Judson' Mor- Rockefeller has not, endorsed said.—.j I flay attended lest nlght’e meeUng, Indi- Anyone having resided In the BoM>ital 'Notos -• tMnquet at Flmt CohgregaaGoi Directors It gave its J9-vote delegation so u 51 Adlal E. Stevenson 16, Nixon and the Republics .^organl- nomination,' objections of toe Republicans. The State one year and In Vernon or sermon entitled, "W m It Trade Name Filed Chiuch of Vernon, being held by lision on the^pnnectlcut Turn­ others uncommitted 272% house are trying to keep the coun­ •atlB g^eir Intereet In remaining Vain?” Members of the y ^ v , Admitted yesterdays Donald General Manager 9s Ben. Georgs Bmather# (D-Fla) 1 4 6 Rockville six months Is eligible A trade name was filed In toe Phelps, South Wlndsor;^'Jaino8 the Vernon Brownie Scouts. pike. «n the 1-year old unit. American Legion and W ^ e n a Re­ xO^ that the present radios J* ooj-* ,to become a voter and express toCm "clerk’s office yesterday for McGowan, 11® Brooklyn St.; Val­ The -victim was John,'Austin, 19 lief Corp have been Invited. ^ locat Events Scheduled verted for use in Highway Dejjsrt- Queatlonnalre* mailed to all mem­ his opinion on the proposed char­ The House of TweedsIs to be 10 erie MeleSloo, 116 Brooklyn St.r The American Legion Auxiliary -Couch S t, South Norwalk, bers to determme their Interest, ^Marriage Flans Announc^ ment trucks. ter for consolidation. Announcement is made of the ed at 83 Union S t Cynthia Town, 6 Trumbull S t wm.meet today at 8 p.m, at GAR PoUce said Austin’s auto struck In another acUon at totlr ^ iMra returned by only a few, but The ihycees are campaigning to Eleanor T. Tuteln of Cider Hill coming marriage of Miss Ann Discharged yesterday: H a H /\ toe guard rail on toe i . „*.tina in the Muplripel BO resignations were received. get w ould.^ voters out Satur­ Rd., railngton,^ and Margaret S. Marie Ellis of Center Rd., Vemo^n, Salstead, Broad Brook; Mm. 1 ^ - Ladles> Auxiliary. AOH, will planada of toe turnpike near The VIC has been In a state of day so they cian^te In the ref­ Watson, Wilson La., Vernon, were •■self-examination” since Its chair­ to John E. Bundy of Thomas St. bel Niles, 40 Talcott Ave.; Wllfirsd hold a putillc, social tomorrow at erendum. . \ listed as owners. 8 p.m. at th e'^ ooso rooms. other cars traveling In toe ■*^•1 m toe man, John wmiarns, resigned DesnelltlOB Permit Issued Rockville. ^ Bishop, 61 EUlngton Ave. dlrecUon. The other drivers were a c t liig ^ w e r ^ Miss Ellis Is the daughter of Holy Name Offleert ■(Drums otf Death” will be pre­ A permit to demolish the^ third John Lehan has been elected Birth yesterday: A daughtw to not injured. msnagdr’s absence. April 26. . B Mrs. Helen Ellis of Center Rd„ and sented Friday at S:16 p.m. at present last night were Seymour floor of the flre-ravaged I%ofM- president of toe Holy Name- So- Mr. and Mm. Peter Ignatowics, * . Lavttt, vice chairman: Douglas slonal Building on Park S t was Ernest Ellis, also of Vernon. Mr. Hayes, secertary; Ernest Kunx, treasurer; Samuel Gamble, Francis J. Gregory and Atty. Robert King. Two other members were re- ported to b e . at other meetliigE. No “Keep Off The Gr^s’ Here! Oeoio ^ e R. Bennett, executive sec­ retary of the Rockville Area Chamber of Commerce, waa con­ 8..,, . -J ' * ducting a semi-annual business meeting of that organization. Don­ ald Berger was reported at a Rec­ SPECIALS reation Committee meeting. Assuming there would be either three or four vacancies, the VIC double &REEN STAMPS «VEN WITli CASH SALES THURSDAY and selectmen, who met with them. set . u p 'a subcommittee to contact • prospectlvCs replacements. Named to the subcommittee were ip^lCED FOR BIG WEEK ENDS AHEAh Gamble, Gregory, Bennett and YOU'LL HAVE MORE FUN IN A UGHT! Second Selectman William R. Hahn. They will report at toe next wotihamdwtar wodh and wear VIC meeting June 7 with a list of available candidates. Membem present last night ex M E N l^ ^ U iT S MEN’S ressed the opinion tom toe 'VIC Sad made some progress during BLAZER Wonderful D H p - ^ Its flrst year, , despite criticism of lack of action. c o n o N Ernest Kunz expressed toe gen­ GUARANTEED TQ PLEASE COATS OHon eral feeling when he eald “ If we «vHh outstaiMHno faattjres: SUN DRESS have failed to some extent, we have Short Sloovo SMIL.ING S E P V ’ CE. gained knowledge from toat fall ure.” SWEATEES PRICED FROM It was generally agreed toat strong chairman Is needed and s oore group should work with him, * *6.99 *3.99 /•while toe rest of too VIC serves as 1.00 ^ an ATI advisory body, but with voting Short# in gay '■' o power. Some members thought it Rogulor 3.99 plaidi, prints and would be desirable to have a full­ A joy to wear and aolida with match­ time, paid chairman, but others | I new eolort V) to eaey to eare for ing blouse. Sizes 8 were deterred by the cost. chooee from in our —rtnee, hang, dry to 18. To Boy Dental Unit belt eelUng eaey and wear. Many A new dental chair unit for Ma- care eummer knit pretty etylee to lAYS ONLY ^ St School and <3®® | ehoeee from at thla We've eold hun­ Bln money price. school hygienists and nuraes dred. at 8.99. BO win be included in next year’s pviliL ’em up during Mlaey, junior and budget according to r. vote of toe j till* 2-day epeclal! women’a eizee. FRL, SAT. selectmen last i^ h t 32 to 38. Superintendent of Schools R a y -. CLOSED MONDAY, jDond B. Rainsddll snd^ Or. I snee E. Peterson recommended toe MEMORIAL DAY! pprehase of a dental unit at $2,600 | to ,2,700<2,7 to replace a portable gov- Our lawn’s to enjoy. Sure it’s got, to look good* but emment unit in use at Mpple S t ' / t for many years. They also recom­ with FAMILY* seed, We know it’ll Wear well, too. mended the <300 increase for toe Baby Doll five nurses and two hygienists an Woothor employed by the school system. Take plenty of your roughhousing. And ow lawnj The Items win be carried In the l8t QUALITY Poplin town’B health Imdget. The Board of parties, too. Best of all, a FAMILY lawn doesn’t need! Pa|omaB Education recently voted a <3001 Full Faehloncd RAINCOAT Increase for teachers, Ramsdell much care, thrives sun or shade. 100%^ Toporod noted. . . . I A NYLONS Dr. Peterson said Vernon’s dea- Man SLACKS tal health program "probably ex­ perennial, 99.91% weed-free—like *2.99 ceeds anything In the State.” Flou- with rine treatments are provided, as all Scotts seed. TURF BUILDER* goes * /' 3 69c $8.90 well as examination of teeth, he Plan \ MANY OTHCR STYLES and MODELS Ee,. <1199 noted. The doctor said ho has been ] 4 Proud new full VduM to 14.99 trying for nine years to get the on next—to feed new grass and old.- i^U -colors. Coat* and wjdst length. Sizes fashioned beauties $3.99 No-Iron eottoo plltM -In town to buy a new dental unit. It l" ^ r s i checks, plaids, stripes and reversible*. bv a famous maker. o dotted ond ruffled waa noted toat toU waa toe first iiore and more folks are eomlng to us for adoles " Solid 51 gauge. IS denier time toe request had come to toe hosp, all first quali­ two - piece polomo Mt lawns through kn sasyto-follow SooUs You juet can't buy bet­ (Xir lowest price present adminUfcratlon. Wdll bt glad to preserihs ths eorreet Program for your la m . ^.9517*16.95 ty. with both regu­ ever on these fine with loce edglnp. Small, . OCX! Meeting Postponed lar and dark aeam#. - ter fitting slackg than these et thli priee. poplin coate. Natu­ medium, and large. The ConaoUdauon end Charter In all the newest ral color In mluy Oommisslon- poatponod Its meeting Bunimer a h a d e a. Solid ehInoB, plaidi and and Junior lizei. A from last night untU early next New lower prices on Scotts Seed! Sized 8% to 11. eerdi In rises 8 to 20, S c o t t ^ a truly exeeptional truly wonderful buy week to give too stamp of appro­ Family Seed, 1250 sq ft box, *5.95 SHORT rahie. during thli 2-dsy val to the proposed charter. Mime­ M e k i i u f event. ographed coplea will not be ready until toat time. Chairman Robert | wash and wear F. Kingsbury said. SLEEVE R a s t e r for Befetendum MEN’S Complete your casual' Saturday may bo too last op- LARSEN’S HARDWARE CO., INC. —^ TVwardrobe C8A UA VW ▼*with StvuA e» a «ae&*4. hii^^ portunity for utton^-hnttnn flairl Popular S-hutton beci 34 DEPOT SQUARE—PHONE MI 9-5274 FOR PROMPT FREE DELIVERY coat, withWAWA* narrowAa*»AAwrv flapn a p pocket®,pocKOL*! ventedbadLvviivea D SHORTS lapda, flap pockets and antique xnetM• •• buttons “ land — L o w f i o SpoeiaNy Priced vented back. Slim- sew-on.wert. Cool w ^ 3 DAYS ONLY with minimum car®. S < ^ GIRDLES Drip-Dry tailored trousers. colors and Bahama and Summer \ /Wrinkle-resistant fab­ India plaidi. - - SKIRTS I •Plain colors, button rics th a t stay neat dovm collars, fancies. with little care. *1.99 $3.99 1.95 This Is the. emootheat fitting paftty ever, faehioned of feather * t light elaatic batiste, Sold regularly up to 87.89 rfJ,il - Sturdy, smort • Torpoon 10 strong but so com­ these fine wash and wear cloth in gay. plaid dc- VAX fortable. (You'll want chinos, dacron ai^ cot­ Delightful shopes, every •igni 1 ., fly> front, 2 them for slacks, bath­ ton, tarpoon, .Bedford SC.0O ing BUita, sportswear, cord and novelties will pockets! ■ A big buyl wonted lire in exquisite IC, etc.) White in all sixes, thrill .vou. AH brand new woVen itrow hogs ip Sixes 10-16. small, medium, large wanted styles 8 to 18. Men’s Sport Goats white, end natural and extra large. Many colors and styles. A big bargain. BEOULAB, l o n g s end BHOBT8. M to U Braaalere: Reguler. or Strapless ...... 994 Men's Cool 1.95 $011.95 ./ to , d* * ’ , Summer ...slt-v.

BETTER ' Pin Money A Girls' 2 DoysOfilyl Slacks Men's Swim .Suits T - Shirts Nylon Tricot m§SH WAeflwilW I p l a i n COLORS, STRIPES ^ PLAIDS $ 1 .0 0 SLIPS WATER To complete your cas­ Sixes 4-16 In white or PEARLS ual outfit. Sizes 29 to $0-95 SC-OO yellbw combed coTfon 60. knit with crew neck, _ $2.99 LIFE $1.00 5.95 value Plus Tax Exceptional assort­ ■> 'If.. ment of sleeveless styles In solids, stripes and prints, Two to five strand Sizes 32 to 40 In necklaces with* match­ both tailored and Continental front podeets, Short SleevePoloShirti $1. white only. Famous sunback styles, val­ ing earrings In our ues fo 82.99, sizes Bszxbw belUioe wautbend, COTTON, DACRON and COTTON and B A m ^ , make snip bottom lustrous "fresh water" Sixes 7 to 14 in Marvel with shadow panel. 30 to 38, all drip- attnetivu sida •trofiB. Nest and PLAIN COLORS, BOATNEOK and SHAWL COLLAR Sheen holf-box’er shorts pearl jewelry, so right dry fabrics from tab* on both back pockets. 3 styles to choose for your summer tan, with cbffed legs. Sand, from. Exceptioj) your svery eummer quality makers. Crease-holding, wrinkle- valuel I resistant fabrics that stay $ 7 - 5 0 -Navy, or red. > eoetumet I- neat 9ritb little care. Sobd colors and Bahama and ;ln^a plaids. **BUR10N’B 18 YOUR 8TORE POB YALUBS GALORB** ■7 .

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PAGE S IX Andover ^ hour In Susannah Wesley hall con­ M ediators S et INVESTMENT PUpBlEMS Bishop Lord Preside$ ducted by toe WSOS of Burnside, MethodUt Church, E ^ t Hartford. Meeting'with Ota sBIes to Thnrtday arHamgs tn m t fes • sTstoeh ^ Qiurch Group 3 BIG D A Y S One of the conference's two T V - R a S i o your eoBVSBlenos. M yon piefet, ws win ^ v s s m «t snr esiB*M* keynote speakers, t>r. Theodore nwMtared rwreseMtattvee caU ra y ^ At your Mvenleaes, to nniRSDAY-FMDAY-lATVflMY Methodist Conference PaUnquist, pastor of 'F o u n d s Union, Aircraft yen. A e th e r your proMeu tavslvau sua thanaaad ag “ To Celebrate Methodist Church in Washington, minioa fiolhwa, sra huva llw fUeUttos to reader yoa eefaptoto D. C., will address the conference aervlea. after 8:30 morbbig devotions. His Television- HArtforii, May ^ W ) — Btate 125| IiY e a r TalSf o f the Vikings Set at South Church topic wlU be “Our World.” S’00 Bis i^Tbtater (in prosrtM) u d federal madlatora have ached- The Friday conference session, Playhouse 8 Early Show 1H> prosre»») OXsIe A Harriet S h e a r s o n , HAMMILL 8 Co. A wfemen’V g p u p organlaed in ■ ^ ■ ■ ------^ < starting at 9 am., wlU hear re­ Elral SHOW (In orosreaa) t:00 Mystery Theater ^ 5 ed a meeting with United Air­ rtere s €^n evoitt you won^t want to Miss! Get set for sum­ BUhop John WMloy UoA, » * - ports on lay actlviUes, t o e ^ a r d Twilight Theater (In progreM) Perry Como Show (C) 10, craft Corporation officials and AA-—A -— t$8S will c e l^ a t e ita 125to .an- ■ 1 TV Mall Order The MlUlonatre dent bUhop of tho Botton ^ of Church Aid, MetoodlStH*qblish Count of Monte Crlato Hawaiian Eye representatives of toe Internation­ ' ’ 913 Mala Sbaal. HRaaffcaitiw « MNcIm II a > i m lilrergity tomorrow night at 0 In Ing House, Board of Hospitals and Cartoon Playhouse ' >8:80 I’ve Got a Secret mer's first long weekendllt^s not too early to lookahead th« Methodlat Caiurch, wlU prwdde 6:25 Weather New* and 8poi>rtsk Trotting Races from Yon.ters^l al Aaaoclatlon of Machlnleta at the First Congregational Church Homes, Deaconess Board, Amer­ 6:30 Capt. m vld Gr ef 10:00 W*d. Night Fights . SPORT COATS the 120th iOMion of the New Pratt Ik Whitney Aircraft at the gaaetuary. ican Blible'JBOclety and Board of Gadabdnt Gaddis Circle Theater *. Southern cJonference of Sports. News A Weather Wanted—Dead or Allvs Statler Hilton Friday. ^ The group, known aa The Young to FatherV Day, either. Come in early tomorrow while Missions; 6:66 Doug Edwards president Elsenhower 10, 33, This was announced yesterday the Methodhit ChurcJi to ^ heW Hear India Bishop John Daly , ^Ladles’ Benevolent Society of An­ Huntlev BrlnKley.---' lU. 10:30 People Arc Funny 10. in "a joint et'atement by George dover, when founded, was renamed IS South Methodist Church June After a 12:30 luncheon in Cooper Trackdown 6:55 Barry Barents •Not For Hire Bennett, federal mediator, (Uid the Women’s Fellowship of toe selections are at their J^est. Hall, toe Friday afternoon confer­ 7 :00.Shotgun Slade ,, 7 |_IO.Ms CM JB After. Dinner Movie • y 11:00 Barry Barents James Donnelly, state meffiator. virot Congregational Church of * MoU ' than 300 ^<**’®f**^“ ence session at 1:30. Will Include Movie at Seven r Big News . „ _ Ute session Is scheduled for 10:30 Andover when an amendment waa Southern MassachuaeUs Rhode the business of the Woman's Socie­ News and Weather' « Weather. SpqrU A News • Huntley-Brlnkley . Feature 40 , , a.m. Biada to Its constitution In 1958. Island and Eastern Connecticut ty of ChrisUan Service, Commis­ 11:18 JacK Paar Show 13. The move confirms %n earlier The Rev. Malcolm ». Crook of are expected to regrleter Thurs­ sion on Christian Mgher Educa­ 7:15 West Mass. HlghlUthts World'e Beift Movies /- John Daly and the News Starli^t Movis ■ report that euch neutral Interven­ THURSDAY EVENINtS- " Groton will apeak. Thlg waa toe day. June 2. beginning at 8 a.m. tion, Board' of Education and Com­ 7:80 Wagon Tram W. 11:80 Jack Paar tion would fee undertaken after Rev. Mr... Crook’a first parish, The conference will convene at 10 mission on World Service and Fi­ Be Our Guest Connecticut Reports 12:80 Almanac _ ^ union membAv at PAWA plants 5 to 9 wbleh ha aarvSd for aeveral years nance. , Dinner will be served at 6 13:50 News A Wsather MEN'S FINE QUALITY 8:00 President Elsenhower 1 1:00 News: Prayer in East Hartford and Manchester before leaving to become paator * ^Bishop Lord wUI meet ''"with p.m. in Cooper Hall, followed by a 8:30 Price Is Right !>>—Presi­ a comi^etely neW and modem bathroom styled Week N I T E Y e ^ '" dent Elsenhower hiji ^o toe GET ANOTHER PAIR FOR $1.00 ^ SHOES SHOES R«9. $10.98 to your order and installed in less time than you No Down Poyment! Senate these Connecticut postmas­ Rt9.$9.9SVolut$ NITES ter nominations: High and low styles with crepe or N^prene soles. think! John J. Dllworto, Columbia, and ONE OONlHAOrOB . . . ONE PAYMENT PLAN . . . ONE RESPONSIBILITY Austin M. Ackerman Jr., Durham Great buy for the workingman. HOUSE PAINT ^re deghees-cooler than Center. PHONE Ml 3-2463 any other sunnier sleepers: 4 ^ Glvet your homa yaore ond yeort of griep, doon boouty—oddt They’re made of airooodltioBed Cool-Meehl This Rummage W6n7 highly porong cotton knit lets f reih air in, body heat CANVAS SHOES dw . delloretolttvaluel %‘iM out, keeps sleeping temperaturee low sst, ^ o woven PARK FREE i fabric compares for coolness... nothing loofcg cuter! Sale 903-905 M Over 500 pairs. Reg. |5.98.10 styles to choose SjKHisored by S t Margaret’s Fo r m ., . ^ ^ I N . C T D c r ,. BUSH HARDWARE C Olrele No. 280, Daughters of IN PURNELL PA M i NG fORMAL wf 7 d st r e e t from. I • Girls’ "Little Dressmaker” print grJPP« Isabelln • 793 MAIN ST., BIANCHESTEB i style with ruille trim. On white> 1-4, $2*25. Purnell Parking is only a jfew steps - fOR hirV !' 'f. b Boys’ “Animal Tralnor” print gpPPf^ "Tlio King" print cardigan style, Friday ^ a y 27 etyle, 1-4, gt.OO. Both Pen^dred (ripper cloitog. fly-frbot pwto from our door. No tickets— no meters. MI 9 ‘IS 52 tnolgtiinro. e Nltey Nlto "Drink n’W et doll, Kn Rad. Nu# or grey on white, 4 to 12, $8.00. Also made In riiort panta PLUMBING and HEATING CO. PITTSBuaOh lAlNT- 1' $4.00. i verribn,’ $2 JM). •Kof C Home ^ look /ongf ‘ , - ■ 144 MAIN M«6n — MANCH€S«« / -f ' ir';: r t: /■ . t" i : r * - 1-^ ^UtOHBSlEa EVENING HiERALD. umCkESrES. CONN. WEDNESDAV. MAY It;. 1960 MANCHESTER evening HERALD. MANCHESTER,. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY S ..J W BrsMlley farm on EUlngton Rd., and 8 errors. The' Cubs seorad S two sU- s bilaSbaU game In August at . a runs on X hit and .6 arrors. Tolland County ak row; and.8te' 1 Wr urns and placs to be uinounced dui^ the fourth week of May At Wapplng tbs Tanka dafsatsd the patent office, the Inventor haa the club elftcscs, m . inu open • p m- On arrowi. i _ page e ight no legal protection a « a ^ mMU- n » HOUSI Of FASHION Ssturdsyi It wUl start [at noom later. providing all police, firs, and aafety the Indians 17-XO, with Vlctori Udna In the world we. Judge vital South Windsor M n. Walter Skinner, Mrs. Leordthy CorMran, son, Mrs. Peter N'elsen, Mr^ try'a capacity to formulate a for­ competitor out of the field. CONTAOT UOIS SPECIALIST Desplsnques, Mrs. Robert Watson T to go and help ast up the bazwr. opment Is being constructed or re­ ^Attendance and • receipts at conviction of speeding from a lo w « ■ T H o fe F*‘ " 6 R 0 f e D e m b iro te Slate Acral Courts and the U.S. Patent Of­ Details o f next Mohday’a Me- Den •: and lilrs. Marlon Soucy, Charles CSasrsr and Mrs. Ralph eign policy free to do the thlnga ft As you can see from our brlM tiater they will return to the Com­ mains on sale. 4 games so far is runnhig wellill aheada court. I WALTER R FERGUSON > I’ atentB fice have considered the meaning morla.1 Dpy parade add exercises and Mrs. Pelton. Den t. \ Wianowskl. * „ Publisher* _ ought to do In the world. It cannot survey, the field of - patent law Is munity Hall for the annual meet­ Frldey’a Action vlous. years, according 't( A Jury U being picked today f « Talk b^Epw ^ If yotf have ever made an inven- of the word invention apd, from very complex. .An inventor would have been announced by Robert O V aaM s Caught The pack commlttsesheaded by Mrs. John Flood, librarian at larey, league publicity nian the trial o f John. A. Custer, 23, . pf FiiMnded October J, IWR arrive at such a foreign policy by Dyke, junior vice commander of Stats P (S ^ report two local ing and election of officers. ^ In U ttls League acUon Friday or have known someone who their decisions, it can be .generally do well to proceed cautiously with Raymond MaUhot incHides As­ Wood Memorial Ubrary, will be a Manchester on a charge of driving OPTICAL STYLE BAR Abe MUler Po.st, AL. A hew,pa­ Cubs Get Badges night the Short Secohds downed ager. • PublUhed Everyrj Eventn*...... - Ah*?* any proceaa of choice between two Theodore Powell, publi^c said that in order to constitute a his discovery and to seek compe­ MI s - i m boys, aged 9 and 10, have been sistant Culjmaster John T. delegate at the Connecticut U - Babe Ruth teams will praqtlcs while Under the influence of In­ . A--- ... ..4 • ^ d e a valuable invention, you the Cubs 10-2. aided by a 1-hltter patentable Invention, there must 168 MAIN STREET rade route will be followed thla apprehended for sdleged acts of cubs of Pack Y86 who received O’Briant, Ashley Lane, Jacit brary Association convention at toxicants. rigid partisan atraJJ^jacketa. The mation consultant for. the Sta^ may have become Involved In the tent advice as to procedures, rights pitched by Freddy Aahmore, who St 6 p.m., with Team 1 at St. be an exercise of Ingenu ty be- and pHvlleges relating. t6 his inven- vandalism at the Wapplng Ceme­ badges and awards from Cubmse- Isoobonl, Richard Caron, Mrs. Crlswold Hotel, Groton, Thursday Erancis Field, and Team 2 at the sJ^ind Cls« Msll Matter time and the need aufh?«?t^thRt all Board of EducaUon, will ^*Tlie parade will form In 'Wap- struck out 12 and hit a homo nm complicated legal, field of yond mere mechanical SKIII or tery after school Friday. Flower ter William Laohard during Inter- EJvelyn ZagorakI, John B. Riley and Friday. ' high school field. 'The Wapplng * a d m i t e s c a p e BUBSCRIPTION RATjiS . three factors concerned be'w.llUle the Jinnual meeting of t ^ T Even thou^'patents play a very rlng Center on the right aide of nUssion of a*mln»trel ehow staged \ Z B A Oranto Appeala In going the! route. Moe Barber hit knowledge. There must be present This column is written by the beds and gravestones were dam­ and Ronald Delisle, two homers fnd caught for the win­ Black Beam will play Warehouse Hartford, May 25 yp)—Carl F. Payable In 'Advance sii bit bitrger than would be routine.''-. land County important part in oi^r bllington Rd.. near the intersection aged. The boys were released In St Avery School Monday night TW o'^pUcatlons were granted Rauch, 88, Hartford, and John B. On* Vest,, ...... 7 75 "fnojTow at 8 p.m at Hicks Me some creative ingenuity that is not State Bar Association of Connecti­ Program for the summer In­ ners. If ennyDubay hit one with a Joint June 1 In the opening game life, most people have., misconcep­ of Buckland Rd. and Sullivan Aye., custody of their parents. ■ by the pick Included: James Cor­ by the awmlng Board of Appeals Daniels, 38, New Haven, who es­ Bix Month* ...... 390 moriai-.Brtiool, xA.n obvious to a'Skilled mechanic. cut to make you better informed at 12:30 p.m. Marching out at X cludes participation In the Me­ mate aboard In the third inning to at 6 p.m. on St. Francis Field. Thrte Month...... 1.30 tions as to whg,t a patent, actually As to the newmesg or novelty of and more fully aware of our laws. coran, wolf; Edward Conlon and following a pubUc hearing held caped from the Stdte Prison Farm One Month ...... so A director of the Town of Man­ p.m., paraders will go along 9U111- BazSsr to Open morial Day parade. Cub Scout drive in all the Cubs’ runs. the alleged Invention,. the A public bazaar sponsored by Richard Lavlgne, gold arrow; Olympics June 18 starting at 9:30 laat Thursday night at the Town Idsnchestor Evening Herald April 15 but were'caught 10 days WeeUl- ...... of No Heroes, No Fools chester, prT'rPpWell Will discuM '*^The primary purpose of the pat­ SAVE ANY AMOUNT « n Ave. to Graham Rd. and rtght William Shuteran, wolf! Clifford The Seconds scored three runs In Stnsle OoDV ...... the relirttonship'oC.arhool boards OffiSe conducts a search of prior Abe E. Miller Post, American Le­ am. at Avery School, a trip to HaH. South' Windsor correspondent El- later, pleaded guilty yesterday to In Germany, according to report, ent system, as set, forth in the on Ayer4 Rd. to .the Wapplng Leonard, sear; Gary Wehren and Abe B. Miller PoeL'^Anierlcan the first, two In the second, three the escape charge in Superior 'to finance boards, UonStltution, is.the advancement of publications and patents to JuRKe , Bchom grounds for exercises _ In gion. and Auxiliary will be held cubland at Camp Pioneer In N w In the third, and two In the fourth moro Bamluun; telephone MItohell A ThoURht for Today Philip Vlner, sear and gold arrow; Legion was given permtoslbn^ to Court. the the break-up of the summit meet­ tation problems and stata.,aiY the arts and sciences fdr the bene^ sure that the Inventfon embodies SAVE ANYTIME memdry of the town’s vyar dead. today through Saturday at the Hartford July 9 starting from the for a total o f XO runa " march; fiovera one « d a hllf mllM auer, who didn't v.-ant a stimmlt,- passed, laws giving the mventor ■ OPEN 9 to 5:30-THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M,-CLdSED MONDAYS mee\4. Atty. Harry Hammer of who. obtains the patent the right for a patent to the Patent Ottlce. Thlri Selectman Dexter S- didn't want negotiation, aftd. Who should generallv have a careful Everyone Is ■ law unto himself A,*il.rh’;% errln are Rise reserved _ ftockville is president. to exclude others from maKing, ..John Chapman wrote to "one ham, a U.S. Marino In World War did his, best, with some help from Dr Powell has authorized two using, or selllng^hiji^ Invention^dur- preliminary Investigation /O H and past L ^lon commander Full service client cl N E A. Serv living in the world” : "Pray as President de Gaulle,', to prevent a books. "The School BilsJ ^ w to ing the term of the patent. Pa.ents determine whether or not a slnlllar you can, don’t .try to pray ag ytm /•has been -nained marshal. tmSSKIm patent baa already been Issiled. Order of march be as fol­ summit merting from ei^r being be piiblished in September py having a term of 17 year® can be can’t .. The only way to pray Is to •S. Wesleyan University Press, and obtained on invetions such as me- When It has been detelmlned thM pray, and the way to pray well Is low s: First Section: Gold Star Hollywood held liKtM first place. chanicaL.'and electrical devices,, the Invntion Is probably novel^, the mothers, American Legion color •The Long Inventor should proceed with his to pray much." riRCULATlU.N'S______- ______la an extraordinary piece or Greelev Arctic expMition of 11881. compositions of matter and new ’ Sumltted by Siard, Legion Auxlltaw color Infallibility which is being attrlb to be publwhed in Augijst. » _ processes. Patents covering the ap­ apoilcatlon. /* .Rev. John R. Neubert Sjard, members styled r He is a faculty member of the pearance features of a new " As to tho.utility or usefullness of community Baptist Church CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND Auxiliary, and the East Wind uted to Adenauer,! in the assump the invention, it Is noted ib* OF MANCHESTER. - University of Hartford. sign can be obtained for a term ior High School Band. tlon that he knew how the summit of 7 or 14 years—the penod invention mUat Ite .pp.erable. If the Second Section: South W in ter Invention is a mechanical device, experiment was going to end. being a matter of.choice for the in- constablea, Wapplng venter. When the term of the pat­ for example. It Is often advisable NOW 5 H I I B N Y I O N How did he know fhat we were St. Mary’s Slates that a model be constructed to find plorer Scout Post 82, making high leveV flights across ent expires, the Invention becomes ■ S A VIN G S of Troopa 62 and 226, Cub Scout out If the invention works as ex.:, figpluL EUstic Stickin^s Pack. Girl ScouU of Troops 1 ahd . Porch, terrace Russia? How did he know that en­ public property. , . pected The U.S. Supreme Court wednes^sy-l P m _T^"dsv. Ascension Service The granting of a- patent de­ fitt- a. Brownies from Troops 2, », For Thursday-1 has said that a conception of the fittC- quility f**inl***» i*f d**’ ci/i c/ Xv O A. M For FHdav-1 P gine trouble or some new rocket pends upon, three fundamental cri­ gg ^ \ s S < I ' I ' <> '•' siid 8. South W ln ^ r UW e teria. Not only must the applicant mind la not an Invention unui it is itria^ orlD* •■••‘ •r »»*•“«»• League, the 70th Infantry Co., UB garden ... For Saturday—I PJO; m. each or some Ipcky hit would bring A.Rcension '’® ° S c h represented in some physical form. thit rtcYid* diiB, comlort- for the patotit be the Inventor but Marine Corps Reserve dav'orpubtot'lin"^^ Saturday- one of our planes down so that at St. M a ry ’ s Episcopal Church That is an Idea or a theory c m - *blt tupport — *1 • M * th ree to m o r r o w the device to be patented must be and St. Augustine Girls Bngade i.m _____ ^______- with services at I low pric* you <»» »dofd. ■ AWCWK»TE»"> ------1^ Khrushchev could, at last dare an­ new, useful and an invention. An not lie patented but a device fw Drum Corps of Hartford. . ' ,. to epjoy the V, Wednesday, May 2?i 6-30 7:30 and 10 a.m . accomplishing a result can bo nounce and prove to the world The early service will be con- exact definition of the word in­ WELDON DRUG CO. / O O Z v d d e U n ^ Third Section: South W l^sor something he could not have an-- vention" is not practical because ^*Eve'n though a patent application 901 Main Street—MI 8-58*1 Civil Defense • communications ^cfUtdoors over .Restraint And Sanity nounced while his weapons were the factors that must be *___ la nanHInff in truck,. Volunteer Fire, ©epsrtment Redwood Chais4 29'^ ° unable to bring one of the Ameri­ color guard, firemen and fif* “ P” For the spy plane Incident and service is timed primarily for stu­ paratus, a military display Includ­ Memorial Day can planes down? Then how did ing a half-track and Jeep carrying Hollj^bod designed it. . . you enjoy itl Easy,to wheel about the summit collapse to become rig­ dents. High school Adenauer knoitithat President El­ weapons such-as a 105 lawn to calxh sun or shade. 8-Position adjustable back; ^een id party issues in this country and tending will be late for early senhower was going to shatter clas. Our Pride rigid partisan defense of what has such a delay, was that the returns happened. To have the Republicans finally announced probably had to Is Showing j^ve such a blind, defiant perform­ be honest. A t least, what was an­ ance would be what the Democrats nounced, by the government, was 'V would like best, from the political the victory of the opposition pap- point of view, and it would be the ty and its candidate, and the defet^t n 9 .9 5 opportunity they could not resist of the' candidate favored by tHe Know why? That’s easy for Chinese flare for sunroom, jjorch present administration. , * • . ' exploiting. The hope for the Re­ anyone who has eaten at the publicans, then, has t,o be that they The name of the new president, * 2 4 .7 S themselves vdll take part in the in­ who is scheduled to take office In HOB NOB recently. They'll S T IC K R E E D the fall. Is Roberto F. Chiarl. p ie 1.50 vestigation, not welded to tl]te im­ teli you just as they tell iis ^ S pieces! possible defense of everything that man he defeated Is Ricardo M. a n d * 2 9 .7 5 SOFA-2 CHAIRS has happenedi but showing their Arias. The present president, who V.'. that taste by taste the | own desire to have the farts laid was not running, is Ernesto de la ■ I out so that the next phase of Guardia. food is great—that penny for The election in Panama prob­ Heavy rattan (dimensions up to l%"), with steam-bent American diplomacy can be more penny you get more for your carefully and soundly conceived ably has more than a curiosity sig­ Jnexpeniive 17-iewel watches from $19.95 to $39.75 i arms terminating at both ends in brass ferrules, give a HgIps keep your and executed. This is no time tp nificance for us. Presldept-elect money—that i-moming, noon sturdy modern Chinese effect to these loU[i9* pieces. be brazen about the past even Chiarl is apparently a front inan . burner clean as it Sold and serviced by Michaels for more than 35 years or night the HOB NOB is in Smoothly finished in clear lacquer; spring-filled cushions .. though that would be the routine for, and apparently carried into of­ heats your home I fice with him, some of the more covered to order in en exciting choice of gey prints and party position in such a situation I '• Made BY jewelers FOR jewelers a elau all Its own. No wonder Shade for outdqor dining The one man who can do most violent anti-American political RT-98 Is the meet completely matching plains. 65" sofa and two^ big fourtg* chairs. to keep both political parties frpm propagandists in.Panama. We may, effective fuel oil additive in use tSpKifically d*ilgn*d ond pried for th* high ichool gradual* tur prida la ahowing. $149.50. Matching end tables with rton-mar plastic tops, today. This helps your oil what would b«^ their routine but then, be in for a period of renewed $ 17.95. Cocktail tables, $29.95. agitatinn and pressure over ques­ burner deliver more clean, de­ • dlaaatrous positions, in the present pendable heat. You get pr^ Watkins Quality Redwood Table 3 6 “ Bltuation is President "iCisenhower. tions of equal wages and equal mium service, too. All designed livipg conditions for the native and It la his Image, which, in thq^rou- to make home healing easy. HOB NOB delicious break­ American employes of the Canal Serve refreshments on the lai^n . . . Md dinntt, ■ tine, the Democrats will be trying fast starts at ’7:30 A.M. So too . -with this big 50-inch Redwood _^brella Zone, and over the question of sov­ get the “good habit of Light as a feather to attack, and the Republicans to Lawn Swing 3 4 ’” table with its sturdy 2-inch plank construcuon. defend. But there is only one way ereignty over the Canal Zone It­ breakfasting where yoUr sm - Cdl/fodaylor 19^0^ OoouBunlst party nanbara, waar* lag tad stfinbaada IdaBUfylag thatr rAO* TEN A- ■ Japs Opposing raapactlva partiaa, hald aapai^ 3 Big Days! Sale Starts Tomorrow at 9:00 taUlaa naar tha prln^a mlnlatara offica. Ike isit Hit Klahi has mada claar ha doaa not inland to raalgn or dlaaolva parllamant until tha treaty cornea L Envoy Into effect. The pact bacomaa law June J®"' ■■ Tokyo, M»y 24 -(P)—U.S. Am- even If the Upper Houaa—Ih .wWrt* t- tMumdor Dourlul M&cArthur It. the prime mlniater’a ConaarVatlvea ' t yeiUrday accused the Ojilipaneae have a majority—falls "to act on Soclallsta of propagfanda motives BfeGEff-THAN-EVE* Jn insi-stlnu President Elsenhower group of 600'Leftist gtudenU cancel his visit to Japan begfln- snakedanced piiat tha prime minis­ nin); June 19. ter's office; chanting rythmlcally, SEARS MacArthuc made the charge In "Down with Klald!” They dW' a tense, ont-hour verbal exchange not attempt to force their way In­ ROEBUCK AND CO with Socialist party chairman Ine- to the building. Jlro Asanuma. The Socialist called Flattering \ i K S / 9 U P Tb 80%’ FLOOR SAMPLES, DEMONSTRATORS, SOME ONE 0^^^, on him to pfeaent an open letter to the President urging he call off swimsuits ^A W C H E S T C f his trip because of the current Army ^k e Base SpBCiol AT TOErtEKDOUS SAVIHGS! COME EARLY! QUAKTITIES LIMITED! Japanese political crisis; over the 98 i^new U.S.-Japanese security treaty. In tast Windsor SAUI Children’s, , U.8. embassy in a state­ purchosll 5 To ment. said the ambassador told Named for Heroj 0 9 8 m Deluve Portable . Asacunk^^e letter and the call Summar women’s SKIPS Deluxe Portable Skill HUM’S D^tixe, 2 Cycle, 2 Speed r were 'fprimllrtly for propaganda Dedication ceremonies designat­ , 3.49 CAMP MOC purpoqe*’" ing the Nike Hercules .Battery In] drMSM RNUlARtV !4 4 Shaped for sleek Smeolh l*oHwn bledg Dish W all’s*’ He called Asaniuna^s action East Windsor as the Col. Lemuel fit In a vorlety of "unprecedented,"* vinpr8ceQcnt.eui ijuu •• ^ I S.SS brown. Rub- « dh WASHER RC«. 209lfS "was not surprising , since '' he^ Stoughton Nike Hercules Battery c . ' - i , fabrics ond styles bar lel*.. Save 110*95 seemed .imniv simply to have followedrvfollowed willL5.jn^ be held Saturday aUa t 9 aa.m. m. ^ Fashion tolors. Sizes Re^ 229.95 ft the example of Mr. Khrushchev.” Stoughton;,bom in waswas es-1 • Sell noHonnlly ot 1.5D-*.e8 32 to 40. MacArthur told Asanuma he peclally dlatmgulshed for) his *c- \i e Colorful, cool cotton duck up- hoped he would retract his past live service duringluring the ReVolutlon-Revolut, pors—long-woorlng, woshoblo Save’61.9S ^ remarks that "American Imperial­ Our Better-Portable ^ M arv War.' - I ' . ShlrtwaUtf, • Cushion Insolos, rubber sOlet • • TO Lb. Copodl^ ism" was Japan’s enemy but Asa iflrst Selectman John-Djly Jr. a ihaathi, jacket • WoiliM Evtry Fabric Softty fnima refused, the embassy said. will speak and Miss Mary Moores 11 • Red, blue, white, mony others Dish Washer ^ ^ Asanuma predicted thefe might will read her prize-winning essay, ij dreuetj to many Outitonding ot regular prico, sonso- be widespread disorder and Mtta- Music will be furnished by the i fabricii plaids, tionol at sale-price savingsl Horry East Windsor High School band, i tlon If the Prealdent, vislU Japan In. Size* tots’ 5 to women’s 9. _ Rc». ut.w Save 80.95 8 9 at this time. MacArthur replied L. Ellsworth Stoughton, a direct | prints, telldsi 2 Cycle Automatic Washer that as a result of his 3'<4 years descendant of the Revolutionary: junior, miu and Men’s Skip*, reg. 4A9..SAL1 3.74 here he felt an overwhelming, ma­ War colonel, will unv|sll a plaque half sjzek i RGG. $219J9B jority of Japanese are friendly, si.t the site. ' | 52 Gal. Electric Water Heater $ C Q D 8 toward Anierlca, Capt. Lonnie E. Stoughton, who ’ 1 Save $41.95 Japanese news accounts, based la In charge of the battery. 178 WAS139.95 on reporU of SociallsU present at accept the installation on behalf j the embaasy meeting, said Mac­ of the men who will man It. Arthur at times pounded on the table. Manohostor EvenlBg .Herald 7 Cycle Automatic Washer * 5 2 9 5 Later, Socialists held a press Booth Windsor correspondent 30 Gal. Gas Water Heater conference for foreign newsmen. more G. Burnham, telephone MI Carol Brent They said they did not conslder.lt 4-0674. SALE! Chaise 2B9.95 right for Elsenhower to visit Japan printed WAS 99.95 until Prime Minister Nobusuke IS JET SALUTE Save 47.95 Klshl resigns, the Diet (parlia­ Elgin Air Force Base, Fla., May 1 cotton and 2 khalfs ment) Is dissolved, and elections 25 (/pi—TTie Air .Force version of a ' held for a new government. 13 gun salute was rendered MaJ. j 30 Gal. Gas Water Heater The political crisis exploded last Gen. Joe W. Kelly aa he .departed i baby dolls 88 Electric Dryer week when Klshl's Liberal-Demo- Elgin’s Air Proving Ground ceirier | m SALE! Men’s short WAS 79.95 !39“ efsta called police Into jjarllament for leasslgnment to Scott AFB, REG. 139.95 - to dislodge Socialists ni. „ 1 ONLY I Houses Speaker’s ofllce and Jam­ During yesterday’s farewell cere-1 99 |M6 DOWN ’ sieoYe sport shirts Save 51.95 med ratlflcstlon of the U.S.-i. mony, 13 supersonic Jets cut In ■ Japanese treaty through the low­ their afterburners as they flew byj • Regular 27.15, sovo *3 Stackade Fence er house of parliament. tlie reviewing stand, thus simu-i • Polishod aluminum frames SSiaAllY The pact has for months been latlng the 13-gun aalute usually, ChooM from lM( • 100% Soron plosHc webbing PI),RCHASiD Wringer Washer tee; $is.t$SFr. ' , the target of leftwing attacks be­ given for a general. • Choose turquoise or yollow * 11“ all-new di»ort> cause It would keep U.S. bases In ment of printed Colorfd Soron webbing and strong, REG. 99.95 Japan for the next 10 years at yet lightweight aluminonv—resist* A huge selection of fine cottons, rayons, woven least. The Socialists and other op­ eoHon baby dell K ANOt son, hoot and roln, wipe* dean eos- ginghomsj paWems, pliids, prints, solids, om- ponents fear Japan would be at­ pa|omqs.feminine i H.P, w a t e r p u m p tacked It U.S. forcea based here \' 11 Ity, too. Fold for eosy carrying. brpldered motif*. Vent ^ cuffed sleov#) >onno- were used elsewhere In a Far of nifHet, rUEL OIL nent collor stay*. Woshoblej many wash wear. WAS 144.95—SAVE 75.D7 *69“ East war. , lace. S, M, L n s Coldspot Refrigerator Demonstrations against the' GASOLINE U.S-Japan treaty continued for the I Sfth day since the lower house j RE«. 21«.M $ 1 ^ Q $ g 8 8 voti. Aluminum Combination Dooi Some 600 professors from 171 Save 71.95 X H t O universities and actors, writers. | BANTLY OIL WAS 33.95—SAVE 25.07 Buddhists, and representatives of I . iMT \ N ^ . IM . Limited qoontity other cultural groups quleUy p a-; raded past the prime mlnlater’i , ■ \‘N - 1 i:i,i;i office. They also marched to the j TEL Mitchell 9 459S DEHUMIDIFIER $ ^ 4 9 parliament building and signed r ‘? CEILING TILE / petlUons opposing the treaty. WAS « .» 5 „ WAS 9A0 CARTON, (64 sq. ft.)—SAVE 6.11 /, Several hundred Socialists and ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 SAW DElun 13 n. Refrigerator c 2-IURNIR STOVI J’ Compor* ot 21.66. _ tors* ill*. gg REG. 259.95 ^ ^ RECTANGULAR. REG. 3.79—10 ft. kngth Whit* gas. I* .o p Save 81.95 178 ASPHALT TILE 14 n! Refrigerator ft ^ REG. 2.88 CARTON REDUCED TO REG. 379.95 (27iq.ft.) •SAIEI TRU-COID 1 HP SALEI Words regulor 29.95 Words rtgulnr 24.95 Save 81.95 298 22" deluxe tiller with " \ portable air conditioner 8-INCH FAUCET RiSD. S.9S 6.99 push-button starter Bunting inntrspring choisu rustic rtdwood picnic s e t, Limited supply ot this ^ A SAW RIG. 9Sc Seasoned redwood 1 Q 9 9 3'A hp. Bolo-tines. SeK-* l ^ ^ b B S Most fomoo* moke! low pre-excise CAMP STOOL 10 4 F t Freezer 70'table,21ongbend)- | ^ ROTO-SPADER $ 0 0 8 8 propelled—you ju » tl^* p WeaNierproof vfciyl In # # 9 ® piteelllSV, 7'A amp. Hardwood frani*. (•■*• e* Improve wHh agel dy canvas Mat. .m. STORES 357 LBS. FOOD guide. Swivel action lterdpottem.Backod- f c i unit—730P BTU*. H down Folds. OOC REG. 239.95 188 REG. 13».*5 take* comer* nimbly. $s OOWI* justs In 4 position*. ’ *s oowK 3.49 End bench, 2.22 KENMORE g a l v a n i z e d g u t t e r in g - 849 MAIN STREET Electric Range REO. 1.7»—SAVE S0« R E6. U S .fS 99' Save 40.95 POULTRY FENCE $ ' g 6 6 KENMORE : ■ - / 48ltt. Highi'WFt. LMg—RE0..13.SS " It's oiir 15th AnnTvsrsar.y— '' and it’s CRYSTAL CLEAR . . . Gas Range 5 FT. FENCE POST RE6. m.*5 That without you, *128 REOd.2f Save 61.95 ; 88' SAIEI Reg. S'* We'd not be hers. KENMORE flashlight 48-Inch Aluminum Porch Canopy - Wa'r# gding to change our interior look— Gas Range REG. 12.96 SPECIAU CombihgHpn NOW 5 3 c To change fhe view in cranny and nook, SAIEI Npw 21-Inch spin-cost rod and reel REG v 299:95 V DILUXE fiOTARY All-purpose steel Save 80.95 PLASTIC WALL TILE To do all this will make a muss— “Pranet" push-button 4 Rugged 2'A HP en- . ' chromed cose, 2- spin-cast reel. l-pc. 118 cell with safety red* SILVERTONE REDUCED TO ...... • We hope, without tbo much fuss gine. Powerized starter solid gloss rod. Alu­ glow lens rmg. Alu- ;.. even cut... dose minum offset handle. lAVl n^inum reflector. Stereo Phono CELLER SUMP PUMP First a sa le to cleat the way— him. Hondle control*. REG. 59.95 . $ 2 0 8 8 RE«. 44.45 Less to move, less delay. Save 20.07 V ... '-^1'. Bargains galore throughout the store; Save930tet3 5 bii SILVERTONE 16-INCH BORDER FENCE $ 2 8 6 ] Save 15%. 25%. yes, even more; rebuiit engines \ Portable Television $i REGl 3A9 ■1 Cash and Carry this must be. REG. 149.95 ' ^ r*g. ire.es BATH ACCESSORY SET 42-51 Clwv. Save 61.95 All sales FINAL too, you see. * 1 4 9 * RE®. IMS T-Fe. CHROME * 14“ *IXCHAN0^ SILVERTONE You'll save on gifts for that wedding, that shower, SALElReg.7.9^ Console Television 9 BOILERS, FURNACES - 239.95 Ford’ v^S (d^M ). .$189* REG. 209.95 And just in time for FATHER—man of the steel cot ' 177 1 FLOOR models—REDUCED] *50 FRIE BONUS OFFER nour! , Spark plugs, 5-quart* oil, oil • * Save 32.95 ^ __ SALE! 5.85 Super heiis* ' SALE! cor top currier. . NOW 999 120-INCH ROTARY MOWER ' filter $ Q 9 9 painN—40ve 5.|64 a e ,w sells elsewhere for 12.50 ONLY 10* DOWN V "Cozy Cot" jjjpnd* Pay on Word* convenient termsi 1 WAS 8*.f *.-U$E0. AS IS—1 ONLY ^ 44 Modem—no cup* to stain. 12 in. high. T rieel Craftsman Bench Saw ^ 4 * 7 4 Per all cart with rain gut­ spring legs fold SALE STARTS THURSDAY mildew, weather - re- White, easily. Washable WAS 5».W - ■ ■ ^ eietant; .In white, col>r pcr Oal. in ter. load strap Indoded. duckcover.74x29*. - MAY 26th ors. 4-OeLOeee Rubber-lined damp*. gCMURY, NO PHONE OR C.O.D. ORDERS USED>—AS IS —1 ONLY NO DEAUQSiS. AEL SAEE8 FINAE. 10 DAYS ONLY... OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT WARDS, BUY YOUR NEEDS NOW AND PAY FOR THEM lATERJ MON., TUE8., SAT, 10 AM. to • PM „ MANOHEihCR SHOfnm PARKADE Ml S-1M WED., THURS., nU., 10 AM. to S PM. 'Satisfaction euaranteeif or your money back” 'A •* 4 -. 'f- V \ .•4.' i > N ■' . • i WEDNESDAY, MAY 18,' 1960 Pages I S ioM 4 ^ ^ WEDOTMDAT, m a y 18, lEufttittg llfralh' BIANCh L t ER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. C O N N .. WEDNESDAY. MAY 26, 1960 Section Two

p a g e t w e l v e on that night, he appeared at his from innooent GAS HtAimG "money to dlixdvahtage, but agreed Mrs. Baxter Renamed HeOd^ I Hanna Held Guilty sister’s home In Danbury with sev­ , ^ eral thousand doUaia. The stabi **?^ en *'^ J u lY returned Its P. STOLTZ What U Townes Role some sort Of futurs planning wsx I Of Slaying Gayell, contended Hanna took the money verdict, Hanna stood sllenuy. necessary, and cited, ss a ^ O f Center Church FellowAip v bare back—zip front-^ilKtist length' from OaveU’s store and Wiled, the Without the Jury’s recommenda­ CH 7-2651 toe town master, plan awaited by the TPC. But Alvord skid even "__ _ ^ grocer. tion of life imprisonment, Hanna AD 2-5946 IGets Life Sentence vrinild have gone tb the state’s this plxn would not provide safe Officers, "department and It was Hanna's sister, Xrs. FREE ESTOlAnai - r electric chair. ; AUffUiies- ^ . mittee chairmen were Frank Talarico, who ^furnished the Hanna’s eounsel made no men­ As to toe Darling farm, Ryb- Tha TeUowshlp voted to* n * « MARV^JX>USI bn Summit Collapse (Oontlaned from Page One) the Rose Strant bequest to pioriM first clue. She becam ew orried tion of an appeal. ^ dSrit suggested, as a possible po- Installed at a dinner annual I he drove ’Ms car Into hU drive­ about the money—which' Hanna To Control Expansion Hc'^-Jevylng deferred assessmenU meeUng of toe Women’s FeUow- a permanent worship center for left at her home—and called po­ against landowners Including ship of Center Congregational to*‘ use of organizations to toe Librariesr iw ^ t b e e d way that night, le#t the engine Federation room of toe church. The (tWtiivaed from P»gfe One) and lights on, and went »way In lice. The money was used as evl' Wood to Uie area toe 64-lnch pipe Church last night More than «5 dence In Hanna's trial. women attenejed toe event to committee, wluch w.fflch preaent^ the All Mapch«^«r libraries will another car. would drain. General Manager irecommendatlon, was comprised 1 a Mibcommlttee' atudyln* govern­ Hanna maintained throughout . Should t h o , t « ^ g < ^ e ^ ^ e “ '^ i S ^ r p l ^ Richard MarUn said fuwesstog for W o ^ n iff and Memorial halls of be cloeec}, tomorrow while the IhreS days later Gavell'l beat­ public works. The wnaUer pip* Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Harold Agard, M m ment polipy machinery. tin trial that he had nothing to more than, It does now to control toe church. Both In rjid outalde the Senate, staffs attend a meeting of the en b ^ y was found in the Housa- the direction of private develop­ would have to be replaced to toe storm drains Is possible under the Elliott and Mrs. Lawrence, C onnect^t Library Assn. In tonlc River. Police discovered that do with the ^ b b e r y , disappear­ event of further area development, town Charter, but Kelly pototed The Rev. Laurence J. .Vincent, I partlian aquabbllng continued de­ ment?*' .... associate minister, conducted an group also voted to contribute S8OO spite calls by many senators for a Groton. $7,80« had been taken on the l«th ance or death. And will the town aomeday « - he said, at considerable town ex- out It has never been dohe to Man- to toe church for reduction o f toe Yesterday; Judge Bordon told chestM* Slid would ralwS *•' Dtorm Installation service. bipartisan approach to the subject. ‘The West Side Branch will Ifrom the safe In Gayell’s super­ elde to asaesa benefiting property Mrs. Charles R. Baxter Jr. was debt! which Includes kltitoen reno­ Democratic National Chairman also be closed Friday • for re­ market. the Jury that it could bring back ownera for the cost of storm drains, *^0we TPC Idea was having Wood of protest. vations. „ any of five verdicts. They fahged May Not Havq,^#foney reelected, for. a second year as Paul Butler told a news conference pairs on Its floor. Hanna was picked up because. u It assesses theth now for water dig toe ditch and having the town president. Other officers are Mrs. Anniversary Gift In New York yesterday the fflsen- Unea and sanitary sewers? pay for toe big pipe. Rybosyli and Directors John Hutqjitoson ahd koekwell Potter Jr., vice presl- A silver bud vase was presented howpr administration pursued tw best to deal wtth the fi And rtiould It try to spend mon- Lahgtry expect to discuss toe sub- Theodore Powell repeated the t o ^ Mra. -eaul Frankenburg. sec to too Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson soft a policy toward Russia In the Union.” .1 ?"ey In the present ,to avoid waste in Jec^urtoer with W ^. ‘ may not have the money «or toe rstarv: Mrs. Odorge Br Lawrence, to honJir of their 25to wedding ea- last two years." « , , , He said Republicans were proud the future? , . .__ However, the Dlrectore 1 ^ big pipe, and Powell appeared to toetSJre" Mrs. ktlrk W. HUl his­ nlversary on Monday, and a hvaM Ho said the Republican adminis­ of a ‘‘record of peace established These questions w w rals^ dw - night were not keen to the TPC sum up toe Directore’ feelings to torian; and MrSi' Raymond Winter, door knocker was presented to toe tration was taken In by Soviet tag Informal discussion last nlg?rt and maintained through the most Idea. In the first place, toe tovm auditor. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent for their Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, let perilous years in history,” and wel-1 between Town, D ir e c t s and re^ budget., this year will have little *“ rm^not sure I ’d be for jt, even of departments of new home. » Its defenses down, and tried to play If we did have the money. Chairmen corned a bipartisan review b y the resentatlves of the . JiuTn* capital - Improvements m on ey- work will« ... be »» Mrs. Chester Bige­ A play, "The Room Upstairs," "footsie with the Russians." foreign relations committee. nlng Oommlaslon (TPC) In the MU' shout 150,000, according to Mayor It’s a problem, eveiyone *«re«o. depicting three generations under Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Ken- ¥^he Directors will f « e the low, Christian education and lit­ In developmehts outside the nlcipal Building. Eugene T. Kelly, depending on erature: Mrs. Charles Tiffin and one foof. was presented by a g r o ^ I tucky, the Republican national TTiey dlscuased the Darling Tan« problem again once the TOC ap- capital: . „ surplus. ‘I .... Mrs. James' Elliott, missionary from the O nter ThesplaM. The I chairman, fired back at a ■“'’se­ 1. The United Nations Security tr a c t-^ 184-lot And Kelly said big storm drain prdves WMd's plans and swds education; Mrs. Daniel Taylor, play was directed, by Mrs. SBllKd quent news conference In Wash­ ned by builder Frank Wood. And to^m on to the Board for final ap- Council debated a Russian resolu­ extensions—involving big expenj Christian social action; Mrs. R®'’" Rowley assisted by Mrs. Ralph ington that he had hoped Butler, tion to censure the United States! Martin Alvord, TPC ch alm w . Adlai E. Stevenson and a lew = ”Jolm... Lady Nanette’s smooth leather dltures of public money—should ert Coe. friendly service; Mrs. ^ n - Lundberg. Members of the for the incident. This country Eklward Rybcayk. ’^rihe P'«« alu ^ ay, evangelism and spiritual were Miss Florence Sphlldge. M ra other critical Democrats ‘‘would with draped vamp, unbreak­ neer, brought''®! a proposiUon for not have to follow the d ^ rs e Inch drains. Alvord said, the TPL countered by giving details on 11 beck and call of private: d e^ op - life; and Mrs. H ow ardAngell, Donald Richter. Mrs. \ \ have permitted the President to alleged Russian agents appre­ jr^^hehasa able ne^le heel, k q a the future. ' will have n i choice but to approve report to the nation In an atmos­ ment. ,, Christian stewardship. Pitkin, Burton Hlcock, and PhlUp hended here since 1953. Narrow and Med. ■nrey aald that, in some way, toe He said "itrwould be good If them Oon^nittee Ohalnlaen ■Burgess. Arrangements fOT toe phere of open-mindedness on the 2. Colorado’s Democratic Gov. piece of glass town should cover or share to ^ gravest problem of our age: How developers were required to pay Committee , chairmen will be play were made by Mra P o tt», 1 Steve McNichols told a news con- cost of Installing oversized stom Mrt. John Bengrton, membership; progn^am dialrman, and Mrs. Ro®* feVence in Denver that Soviet Pre- drains to drain an »rea tw^thlrM for big pipes which future plan­ stuck in her | ning Indicated would be needed by Mrs. Shirley Meacham, hospital­ ert Taylor, social action chairman. I A mier Nikita S. Khrushchev virtual­ toe size of Wood's develop- Dinner arrangements were n l^ e e x p e r t riTTINO areas that topographically em­ ity; Mrs. Samuel J. Robb Jr. and I midliner ly admitted to use of Soviet es­ neck!” Mrs. Gllmoure N. Cole, program; by Mrs. John Field and Mrs. JTO- ROTTDEATJ and pionage agents In this country, | *" An’ 800-foot length of brace their developments. liam Mtonlck, assisted by Mrs. SERVICE FREE .Warrantee Deeds Mrs. Roy Keith Jr. and Mrs. James irS. MARiOW'S for McNichols said Khrushchev told a These grief-stricken wotda pipe down Keeney St. to F o ^ More Follow than Lnad Hynd, refreshments; Mrs. William J. (W. Kelley. Mrs. Earl BlsseU, touring party of U.S. governors In from Mrs. John Bemdt of Louis*C., Briice W and ^ t oir. a ^ L ily e tte BrMk and a similarly alzed pipe But Director Thomas Bailey, Steiner," suppers; Mrs. 1 ^ ^ “ was to charge oY toe closing wor­ Moscow last summer that he Warren, Ohio, a few roonths | K e l^^ierlor of toe w^vlslon objecting tp this much control, Vanderbrook to A m erica Sutoar ago, when her daughter Spencer, publicity; Mrs. EIlloU ship service. 1 knows what Is going on In me will be needed to drain toe said the town must more follow tra Tobacco Corp.. and Mrs. Malcolib Robertson, prop State Department through "our In- j collided with their storm door, area that Incorporates the miMl- than lead the free flow of private Tolland Tpke.. Slater St.. Union What a Underfill bra! Easy as pie to don becaiM prompted her question . . . erties; Mrs. Leon HueatU, Mrs. Guides Get Lost telligence reports.” vision once development K*t* development. And requiring too St., Lydall St., Baldvjin Rd., and Herbert Klecolt, and Mrs. Ernret the Talon lipper’a right under your nose. Whfle tiie Sen. George D. Aiken (R-Vt), ‘‘Why not have shatter-proof derway to the whole area, they much expenditure from developere , glass in storm doors?” Music Camp Scholarship Winners Ungerer, .bazaar; Miss LJlllan G. Xktea Park, Colo. (S>— is bare aa a newborn babe, contour paddM k membev of the foreign relations Gftid. would stop development. Alvord °*B^c^W . Vanderbrook to Grant, representatlvo to Manches­ Ooet Dlftereaee eight slxto, graders want on a hike cups underscored with wire keep everything in, committee, expressed belief the NOW said. Director FrancU Mahoney ican Sumatra Tobacco Corp., __ ,-1__vTiiiiir Camn donated by The ter Council of Church Women. group’s Inquiry will provide "some The same protectioa yen en­ Alvord aald’ Wood could prop- property on Lydall S t Winners of toe two ^ j * $ ( ^ ‘‘'^w rence^ ^ 0 8 Maln*^St., and Ronald accompanied by three gtodee. beautiful shape up front. It meets yow saw this ss possibly a problem for Herald are David Almond, son 26 X H t With them is their teacher. O. A - Installed as ex-offlclo memMrs Two . guides' got loeL The party missing links In our chain of -In- | joy in eara and planes IS erlv meet requirements to hla sub- toe courts. Edward J. Holl to Edwin J. and of toe executive board were Mrs. girdle half-way to make certain your midnff be-1 formation.” Navmlable in your own home division-by.___ puttingaA4_,«» to am onlyIw lit O f Claire D. Kosak, property on T^e ' w juniore at Manchester High School, will attend toe music classes this leader and toe youngstera finally In another line of dUcusslon, Clifford O. Simpson and Mre. ^ u - found them on a foresrt road un- . , . RUSCO’S UFESAVR 34-torii------drainsin ' the same ‘ l o ^ renbe J. Vincent/ and Mrs. Stetoen haves. Very pretty in embroidered nylon marquisette I DOOR with'shatier- Nanette Originals ac­ KcUy and to# TPC agreed that Mountain Rd. ^ tr summer. (Herald Photo by Pinto). ^ ^------;------abla to determine whli^ dlreotum tlona. The cost difference for tte development might not Increa^to Edwin J. and Claire D. Kosak Mrs. George Hansen, Mrs. LJoyd with cottod and dacron elastic. White. G ft P O It covlJ not fioppan proof cent a rapier point larger pipe la JSO.OOO, According to to James L. and Margaret De- prospect that 'a .percentage to Hobron, Mrs. Lawrenoa, Mrs. to go. Persolial Notices glass!^ Ga ATMi GV6n if • W|f itorm 32 to 40, B and C cups. ^ with filagree lace. Un­ RocM. property on Mountain Rd. Carole property on crease In state aid would mean any " kid 36" Widths fo YOU with the NEW Rybezyk- . _ were Installed to anUdpaUon. Kel­ Democratic Group 30 Ths TPC advocacy of wggar ly saw this as spending puGTlc Joseph Addy to Louis and sort of "State domination.” - CUSTOM P'UTED AT lined crushed leather > •. "PERMAKOTED” In Memoriam , with Queen Anne heel. pipe eras supported by Chester E^werd J. Holl to WUliwn The resolution unanimously en. • r e a d y t o h a n g In loving memory of I>avld George For Hike in Aid dorsed by the Federation stated Narrow' and Medium. aard, property on Mountain • HIGH QUALITY CANVAS Murdock who pa^d away May 36, [ RUSCO n COMBINATION Sherwood Circle Inc. to William that the organization^ “urgently Complete • STRONG BRASS EYELETS 1951. T. and Eileen F. Kingston, prop­ A resolution favoring Increased recommends that toe Manchester I cannot say, and I will hot eay _ ___ P DOOR Rental Service See Ua for Bamboo Blinds That he Is dead. He la juet away, erty on Sherwood Circle. state aid to education was adoptr: Democratic Town Committee go HARMAC'S Everything for Family and With a cheery 'emlle and a wave of the M corf* 60 /«wl« N 6* HMCHESTER SALES toil APKIANOE GO. Roger F. Loucka to Elrmr R. ed by members of . toe Manebester on record In favor of an increase hand. ' , , m to 40 per cent In state aid to edu­ Home! He has .wandered Into an unknown land. and Cora M. Anderson, progerty FederaUon of Democratic. Wiomen And left iie dreaming how very fair on Olcott Dr., cation; We also recommend that It neede must be since he lingers there. Coi R. G. KimE Ml 9^0468 Quitclaim Deed at a meeting last night at the this resolulldn should be forwarded And you, oh you who the wildest yearn. LOCAL AGENT P'OB B U 800 AND Community Y. to toe State Denmcratlc Platform CORSET SHOP For the old time etep and the glad re­ Manchester Properties Inc. to M A R L O W lS BARTLETT-BRAINABD PRODUCTS CO. Joseph Addy. property on Garden The Federation action followed a Committee.” FORMAL WEAR eSl MAIN STREET—MI 8-8S46—AMPLE PABEINO I Main St., Manclieeter Think of him faring on aa dear 589 NEW PARK AVE., talk by Mrs. Robert Stone, chair­ M l 9-6221 In the love of there as the love of here WEST HARTFORD—AD 8-4476 . S t.. man of toe edUcatfofi 'eortSi..itta»..■ vvr eaix;.. ThinkIIIIIIIV Ulof himmil* Citeiiatiil a—aa the .e— same. -1 say BUI of Sale Ha Is not dead, he Is lust a w ^ ^ of toe Manchester Loague of Wom­ [other. 1SOAKCT, lASHCHBIIfa--CMj«*oXW.H«U.) « Louis C., Bruce W. and Laura en Voters. She summarized toe House Unit Backs Vanderbrook to American Suma­ nwM KM »-S334 ____ _ “ general problem ■ of financing *du- tra Tobacco Corp.. all nursery caUon. and described various meth­ Higher Debt Limit . WEDDINGS, FORIJALS, BANQUETO. We provli! rmWne t*™ * •*• *"*^ stock, farm machinery, equip­ ods which have been proposed to everything—including the acceaeoriee. AU garments u ment and supplies of former Van­ Increase state aid to Connecticut. ^Conttoned from Page One) b S f u l l y cleaned and pressed. Our rates are moderate, | derbrook Nurseries Inc;i Mrs. Stone pototed out that al­ ■ . ■ V wiHi rtie "Smart S«t" TWs BEGIAL SALE Tkii Ttamtoj. FrWai and Wsriaj Trade NameL though the national average for toe tax at 5 per cent for another t ^ I John R. Horan now doing busi­ state grants Is 40 per cent, the year. ThU lost, however, and the ' ir O F COURSE E-E 'ITRM —USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN ★ ness at 60 Thomas Dr. as Ray’s Order Now for High School Prom / Begant Mo9M«ium

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y - t WEDNESDAY', MAY 25; 196th ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO ■ / 4 ;•: toe CkarUr Study Group for toe evening at the^KoTO to d g * -^ past year and Is deeply- apprecia­ Mancheater. Dancing to toe muslh MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. c 6 n N,> WEDNESDAY, MAY 28. 1960 Evelyn TrahMi, Oregon; aad Mra. South Windsor tive,’’ Odlqm stated. of Teddy Passek’s orchestra will for New ( n j M Wtother FAQg yooB’n siy Coluhtbia ■Florenca Watkina of Amstqn, be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. ’Tickets " i Court Oasas^ Woman Injured ‘*Th# Town Committee Is als® may be obtained at toe dbor or Pythian (^irls Seven ‘ eases were handled to a-w^e of toe important study ne­ hy contacting Mr. smd Mrs. James l^airtoNote Trial Justice CoOrt Mtonday.^our In Auto Crash cessarily made hy the Board of Snow, Mr. and MnT. Sherman Col­ Ven. Fotilkes O b itu a ry of which were on chargee of pbaf- Selectmen In conjunctlbn With the lins, Mr. and Mrs. George Cox, x>r Seat Officers FOR EXPERT ing In a no pae#ln« sone. ^ On Sullivan Ave Charter Committee In the final Mr. and Mrs. David Schofield, Trial Justice EHaaibeth D. days of correlating appropriate Anniversary t phases of the proposed charter, Buried Today victor o! MnttnMn dr. . Hutchins lined Stephen B. palmer, Manrheetar Evening Herald Iflss Joanne Rich was Installed 24, Branford, $16 on this charge, A Warehouse Point woman waa he added. _' South Windsor correspondent Victor G. MuMulln Sr., m royal princeas of Frances Her- Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Chowansc David Goldstein West Hartford, injured and two auto* ware badly ‘T believe the dtlrens of South «er»lc«i for th« V*n. West Hartford, died suddenly y l^ I . SEE ■ " Eimorn G, Burnham, telephwie rtn Council, Pythian. Sunshine Ol Old WiUlmanUc Rd„ obserying $21; James D. Healy, 28. Willi- damaged In sr'coUlslon at Rt. T Windsor should study and acqual^ Mitchell 4-0674. , llaurieo O. FoulkM. formerly of terday. He retired In 1955 after M themselves with this proposed yeara wdlh Pratt and Whitney Girl*, at a firnt anniversary cele­ their Golden Wedding day Thurt- mantle, $18 and Rosario B. Car- and SuUlvan Ave. laat night > ItocJcvllI^ were held et 11 e m. plno, 34, Hartford, $21. charter and Its ultimate effect on Aircraft in East Hartford. bration Monday night at. Odd Fel­ day, will be guests of honor at in ConsUble Charlea Jurgelaa, who our town,” the chairman eon- Chairmen Namek day In St. Paul’e Epleeopel Church, Among hla survivors is a daugh­ CLARKE MOTOR SALES Justice Hutchins continued un­ investigated, aald a vehicle .oper­ lows’ hall. open house Sunday from 2 to 6 p.fn shided. Walllngrford. _ ter, Mrs. Victoria M. England of til June 2 the case of Bugena ated by Herbert W. Hunt, "7, Mora than 100 ■membeA, parenU 301 BROAD STREET—MI 9-2012 Jn Tebmans Hall. <’ R e 1 a 11 v e S, Previously the Republican Town By Cosmopolilans The B i^ t Rev. Whiter H. Gray, Manchester. MoGahee, WllMmantlc. McChto^ Warehouse Point abutojmund m Committee announced that It fa­ Funeral servicea will be held and frienda attended a potluck . friends and neighbors habe been In­ was arrested on a charge " Rt. 6, made a left turn Into SuUl Blehop of the. Diocese of Con- vored toe charter proposal. necUeut. conducted th« Friday at 8:15 a.m. at the Molloy supper sponsored by Memorial vited to drop In end wish them Ing responalblllty smd ^leedmg van Ave. and collided with < Forty members of the Cosmo­ Funeral Home, 908 Farmington after a 1-car accident on Ssegda Honor Scout elsted hy Suffragan Bishop Jolm Temple, Pythian Sisters, for toe well. northbound car driven by H*n^ politan Chib attended an annual The house paint especially made to withstand H. Esquirol, and the Rev. Liwnaro Ave.. followed by a aolemn high Suntolne Girls before toe Instal­ Mr. Mid Mrs. ChowMiec Uve on Road, May 7. ' Hepner, 45, Forest Hills. N. T. At * recent Troop 62 honor luncheon at Mountain L*urel In H. Fllsher. pastor pf St Pauls Mass at 9 at St. Thomaa the Apos­ lation ceremony. the farm to which they emne 4X Bruce Sullivan. 29, also Wllll- Both vehicles had to be towed scout banquet Richard Green waa Enfield yesterday. i - New England’s weather and satisfy New Eng­ tle Church. Burial will be in Rose years ego. Although retired due mantic, a passenger In MaGaheej away from the scene of toe accl- presented with a trophy as honor Episcopal Church. Other officers of toe Sunshiny Miss Marion Waahburn, new land’s color preferences. » The Ven, Mr. Foulkes, 44, died Hill Memorial Pr.rk, Rocky Hill. _ Girls are Miss Claire Chambers, to poor health, they carry on In car at toe time, was fined $20 on scout for toe year. The Hawks, president, announced the appoint­ Frlenda may call at the funeral junior paat royal princeaa; Misa asslisting their son, Peter, who now a charge of Intoxication. ^ ***Hpnt’s wife Vivian complained led by Patrol Leader David Wat­ ment of new committee chalri^en. Monday at his home in West Hart­ home tonight from 7 to 9 and tOr ford just three days after he and Sandra Auden, Charity; Mias Elsa .-'-'operates toe place. Richard D. Kodym, 17, Col To Teach of Injuries to/toe right aide of son, won a full-day trip to Boston They are Mrs. Herbert Robb, fir tnorrow from 2 to 5 W'd 7 to 9 p.m.. They are the parents of 12 chil­ Chester, .through hU father John her head and to her ahouldera an4 nance; Mrs. Charles Bunsel, hos­ lANCHESTER LUMBER. INC. his wife and .son, Peter, returned Gustafson, friendship; Mlsa HUalne NeU Gray, as honor patrol for toe year. from a tour of the cathedrals of Daggett, royal prelate; Mia# Jan­ dren, 11 of whom are atlll living Kodym as g;uardlan ad litem, was Angus Gray. tS^addell Rd„ has hips, Jiirgelas said. She atated A.warded second class badges pitality; Mrs. John Cheney, pro­ 35I1 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER Mrs. Anna Ourlonls ------I ■ et Cook, royal guide; Mias Terri and ara expected to be with.,them fined $®4 on a charge of Increas­ that «he wouM, be treated by ^er were Paul Sheldlck, John Sluaarz gram; Mrs. C. H. Tiffin, welfare: England and Scotland. accepted an ,a8iistanUhip to teach Mrs. Lawrence Case, membership At the time of his death he whs Mrs. Anna Curlonls, 73, of JM Doughty, mystic. Sunday. They, have 46' grandchil­ ing apeCd when overtaken, piathematicS at the University, of family doctor. and Peter Watson. First class general secretary of the CSiristlan Park Ter., Hartford, and-formerly Sketch of Vernon Firehouse Also, Miss Marilyn Uss, royal dren and 17 great-grandchildren. visit Museum Hunt was given a aummona to badges were given to Green, Mi­ and nominating committee: Mrs. of Manchester, died Monday at her Waahlngtron. He wiU take grad­ appear in Town Court June 8 on a John Pickles, publicity: Mrs. CTar- Education Department of thh Epis­ __ , ^ ^ SMhAiiu to he built for Vernon Volunteer Firs Co. t on the Vernon Grange^ warder; Mias. Anita’'Chappell, roy­ The couple was married May 38, Mrs. Marion Haines, third uate etudies'there for his Ph.D. chael T^eeler and Dkvld 'Watson. copal Diocese of Connecticut. He home. She was the widow of Gus­ al sentinel; Mias Jane Smith, 1910, In toe Greek St. Paul-St. Pe­ grade- teacher at Horace W. Por­ charge of failure to grant the Dance Set ence Eichman, historian; and Mrs. tave Curlonia. rTre^la^^ 5pmv* It Architect Alfred Reinhardt jolunteemd to <^x^p degree In physics. ■ right of way at an 'Intersection, H. C, Straw, chairman for the May Advertise in The Herald—It Pays seri’ed as rector of St. John's Epis­ royal advisor; Idlm Lillie Greed, Z.3ni not emknowit! ter Catholic Church In Ansonla. ter _ School, | took her pupils to Gray, a 1851 graduate of Man­ Th* Guys and D olja^ub will copal Church hi Rockville for nine She was bom In I^thuania Aug., musician; Miss Carolyn Nals daughter of Plraella (Taakovaha) dren’s Museum. ParenU who ac­ ber of the National Honor Society, ties nine months ago. ter and Hartford for 40 years. Smith, royi|a exchequer. H sssls you soMiiC to find out !* alb and Danko Madrik, and was bom companied her and assisted -vdth All Volunteer Fire Department Th* funeral will be held Friday studied for a year at the Univer­ members are asked to attend a Bishop Gray and Suffragan Ihstallln^vofficers were Mrs. iTtrt, ') eJTdrttroylnt y w • ^ . ' ^ ^ . ' ^ ^ C V ^ t r s l s e d i In Ansonla Aug. 27, 1892. He waa transporUtlon and euperytslon sity of Connecticut. He served four Bishop Esquirol . conducted the at 8:30 am. at the Taylor an^d on toe plans June 2 and then present towt to toe voters. ______^______PHONE or W8ITE no* for bom In Austria, March 17, 1888, were Mrs. Henry Beck, Mrs; Gun­ special meeting tonight at 8 at Modeen Fimeral Home, 233 Wash­ GHadya Gamble, , Mrs. Muriel wpori. Ovor 350.000 homos mivkoA Our | years In toe Air Force and studied Co. 1 headquarters. Final plans for committal sertice at In.Memoriam Auden, Mrs. AniiiaAlley and Mrs. (irBrueo-Torminl*. (2) E. U *ruet Co. This Ooirtntes M IriSUmn and came to the United States In ner Olsen, Mrs. WllllaBl Smith, Cemetery In Wallingford. ington St., Hartford, followed by N*w Britain, Albuquefi|u#, N. M, by a solemn requiem high Hass at Mm. Jack Thompsop and Mrs. at the University of Maryland toe Carnival to be held June 1 to p.m. There will he a reclUtkm of Helen Potyra. CouMeters are Mrs, byi Sun Insursnc# Offieo Ltd. _ _ _ ■1190.5. ’ branch In Germany. He received 4 will be made at this time. Bearers, all Episcopal priests, a Mlemn high Mass «»f and Broad Brook; two daughtsrs S t James’ Church. They are now membera of toe Arvid Anderson. ^ Be Ready For Memorial Day! 9 St St. Peter’s Church, Hartfort. the Rosary tomorrow at 8 p.m. at The Rev. John F. Hannon was EMa Gustafson, Mrs. Mqrion Kee­ his B. A. degree teoto San Fran­ Democrats Approve Charter were the Rev. Sherman W. An­ In Hartford; a etfter in California; gan, Mrs. Marion ChappeR Mrs. NEW LOW COST PROTECTION Rusalan'Orthodox Church In WU- To Celebi'ate Mass Burial will be in St. Bridget 8 the funeral home. 13 grandoblliren and 6 great­ celebrant, assisted by toe Rev. cisco State College where he was The South Windsor- Democratic drews. rector of St. John’s ^Jhur^, John D. Regan as deacon, and toe Green, Mrs. Gladys Gambfhv^and . . . for Motfod ond nonJnfooW hjuf« - ^d Umantlc. Mass will br celebrated at 7:30 . iiMt Hartford: the Rev. Elward D. Cemetery. grandchildren. ** Their ahlldrcn include Harry, a mathematics major and one of Town Committee hM Indorsed toe Friends may call a f thO funeral Abraham ©ofln Rev. James T. COonnen as sub- Raymond Gamble of Knights p.m. 'Thursday at St. Columba’s two top-ranklnjf senlors. ______town’s proposed charter for coun­ Hollman. rector of St. M ^k’s Abraham Gofht 88, of Hartford, Funeral services will bs held deacon. Mrs. Jane Maccarone was Thomas and Peter Chowanec of Catholic Church, in observance of Church. University of Connecticut: home tonight and tomorrow night Pythias. Columbia; Mrs. Helen Golab and cil-manager government In , Its from 7 to 9. There will be a reci­ father of Mrs. Jack Wise of Man­ tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Horace organist, and James Tanner was Mrs. Beasle Ferris, past chief, Ascension Day. . final draft, Chairman Harry J. the Rev. Charles N. Robertson, chester, died yesterday at his Bushnell Congregational Church Mrs. Dorothy Knapp, Columbia; on Hutchins Field at 8 o’clock. If Rector of St. Thomas of Canter­ tation of the Roaary tomorrow at soloist _ presented a first anniversary Misa Teesle Chowanec, Manches­ ’ / Lsague| Practice Odium has announcid. Voters will 8 p.m. at the funeral home, home. He had been a tntnager of ■chapel, 23 Vine St., Hartford. Tha Burial was In St. Bridget s birthday check from Memorial term ites? The Babe Ruth League of the It rains It wfll be postponed until act on toe ctiteter, which wgs bury Church. Sherman: the Rev. WotMr«Lit|*st ter; Mrs. Mary Kerr, Windsor; tomorrow night at the same time. SUPER First National Stores for 25 years Rev. Joseph Zeuo will officiate. Cemetery, with committal read by Daniel M. Chesney, rector of St. Temple to Misa Rich.-GifU were Mrs. Martha King, Vermont: Mrs. Columbia Recreation Council base- recently, approved by toe select­ Mrs. Alice K. ©lender before his retirement four years Burial win be In East Cemetery, the Rev. Joseph McCann, ^arers also presented to Mre. Potyra, re­ call tsTtnaitillitiCMinI i ball program wl)l practice tonight John's Church, Essex: and the Rev. '' ) Anna Conway, New York; Mrs Manchester Evening Herald men, toe first Monday In Oc­ Harry D. Whitley, rector of St. Mrs. Alice Kultnka ©lender, wife BgO. Manchester. were ’Thomas F. Sullivan,. Walter tiring royal advlaor. Certlflcatei tober. of James ©lender, of Hartford, died Funeral tervlcea were held tola Friends may call at toe Mor­ T. Shea, John E. Hayes. Matthew and jewels were presented to Miss Columbia correspondent Mrs. Don­ JamM Church. Earmlngton. ald R. ’Tuttle, telephone AOademy "Our Town Comnsittee Is eognl* At the time of his death he w u yesterday Irt Torringtpn. Among afternoon at the Weinateln Mor­ rison W. Johnson Funeral Home, Hayss Jr., Howard Butler and J. hoia Smith and Mias Chambers, ■RUCE-TlR|IINIX CO. OF MEW IMOUHD sant of the long, tedious work ef Leo Fay. 8-S4SS. also secretary of the Board of her survivors are two daughters, tuary In Hartford. Burial wa# In 749 Albany Ave., Hartford,; to­ past royal princesses. State olfi- M9 Hiw Pifti kn. MI *-8201 NYLON TIRES Examining Chaplains of the DI0- Mrs. Sally Rackowskl and Mrs. Zion Hill Cemetery. night from 7 to 9. oars and memhers of toe Knights I* MsBchastss ' ‘ \ Stephanie Lukas, Iwth of Manches- JABS DSMGfNSTRATE AGAIN of Pythias and Pythian Sisters • Ws*t Hirtford 10, Ceea.-Wsnit HI7I Mrs.' aara ©. .Wotaaa Tokyo, May *6 (If) — Thou- from other councils were gueifts **The Rev. Mr. Foulkes will be re­ saiida of young leftisto saako- CAMPERS membered at Ascension Day Sery- Ths funeral will be held Friday Mrs. Cl^a Ostergren Worsaa, at 8:16 a.m. at the Talarakl Fu­ Funeral* daaeed arouad Prhna Minister lees at St. John’s Church. Rock- 73, of 20 Edgewood St., Hartford, Nobusnke Klshl’s homo to- Tllle tomorrow at 8:45 and 10 a.m., neral Home. 880 Mqple Aye., Hart­ and formerly of Mancheater, died ford. followed by a solimn high Mght In toe rfxtli sIraJgbt day SLEEPING $ ^9 9 and their will be a Requiem Cele- yesterday at Hartford Hospital Daniel J. SolUvaa of dcBMBstratioaa agslnst tli« * braUon of the Holy Communion Maas at 9 at 8S. Cyril and Me­ after a abort Illness. RISLEY The funeral of Daniel J. Sulli­ Japaaeae leader aad toe mili­ thodius Church. Burial will be In She was born In' Worcester, Friday at 8 a.m. ':y^- Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom van, Niantlc and formerly of Man- tary tteo with toe United Stateii BAG O SEARS Maas., and lived most of her Ufa WOODWORKINa field. ' . ^ cheater, was held this morning at which he espousee. Esttanafaii Flrst railroad paseenger sendee In Manchester before moving to of toe throng ranged from 6,000 h’(ii;iuirK .AND (’() In New England was operated be­ Frienda may call at the funeral Hartford In 1936. the John F. ’Tlemey Funeral mC©RF©RATED home tonight from 7 to 9 Md to­ Home, 219 W, Center St., followed to 8.000. AIR tween Boston and Newton, Mass., morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Survivors Include three sons In Lake St., Vernon m In 1834. MATTRESS Tel. 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They will prepare for ship­ The Open Form My own parenta would receive i«aat we are •till-around to hava ping and mall anywhere. Here Is * Marendaz more aubetdy than the avera^ Gift Department that serves. under • auoh a bill, but tho m toe opportxmltyof^vlewlng toe THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY •uarinteed l»ubU^tlon>^»4gi.yg.ar.,sraXa a tney publish any matterrr^ that‘™ modeet means they are opposed to CSiarter of toe Unlte^IWlons. We Do not have excess tnolsture In T1tAVa\A0ENGY etlll have eyes to see and-^fM to K raW reaervea the F w a ^ r e M lo n t poUt^ it on pryiclple. I'm glad they aUll 942 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. the house from cooking or wash­ 18 AsylumAfiyl St., Hartford hear (if not yet capacity to under \ Paper a Boom for $1.99 havenave ti» t miu\h intestinal fortl- Appetizing Picnic Food# ing when doing |lnterlor painting. Tel. CHapel 7-5857 \ stand)' that; ’» . ! Aa lavwtinicnt YM dlnr^vei; 6% CkM>d Food, dood Tlmea, For the kind qf delicious food! 'Imagine being able to buy This can cause failure of toe paint rei. t^ e . enough wallpaper for one room Authorized Asenta F o l AB W^ajr-” truly yours, “ All members eheli settle their SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY **We auaneat the Mrchase of a Good Company thatxappeals to out-of-door app^ Job. Jane I>. Romeyn IntemaUonal disputes by peaceful TYHXaLpaffiC CX>MI»A)NY -’That’s the theme for your care­ tltea.^der from PINE PASTRY for only $1.99. SH^WIN-WIL- Rail, Air and■ "Iteamhi^ St yrnuPTY ------LiAMS CO., 981 Main .Street, an­ #cial campaign, we contributora/WUl means in su<* a manner that in- ■teek. Detailed information re- free summer entertaining. HARRI­ SHOP, 65^ Center Street. Fresh, Suction cups ^lued to the bottom Liiifia ^ G ood MecchandlelBg Survlv ^^forfeUlng our peraonal choice Mr. Parker's Position tematiopal peace and eecurity, gmiding tWe company------— kMWvr may K a be had SON’S, 849 Main Street, has toe tender ROHfi for your hot dogs nounce# a Pre-Memorial Day of a small radio will prevent the To toe Bklltor, and Justice, are not endangered. by writing or calling Mitchell, 8- gay party accessories designed to and ham bui^ also aaD^to-sem' SALE ON WALLPAPER. A lim­ radio from slipping and scratching Manchester Affent the Editor, - allowing a disinterested third ited supply (for about 100 rooms) Because I. with the J|*lP party to allocate our monies torfor ua;ua, 1 attended the ZBA hea^g on '♦All Members shall refrain from 1106. CXJ&UfW AND MIDDIaE:- get your party off to a tiyto| FRUIT SQUARES. COOKIES. surfaces., HAROLD EELLS . . r ^ ; C^ss. Treated the Connec^ May 9 concerning the Old Dm II^ the threat of force a g a in st^ # I^nOOK, INC. 889 Main Street. start, like NAPKINS CUPCAKES are here. Telephone will be available at tola low price many people could object to such of $1.99. There are suitable pat­ Tel. Ml 9-7442 eut Publicity Cbmmlsslon andjwas a practice. I have yet t® •** ^ Farm now propoMd by Mr. Wood territorial Integrity of pollUcal In­ “Here’s Cookin’ At You! 'Diese your order for the lopg Memori^ f^r ^ a rs head of the C onnect^t toB build;andDuiiu wtJ davelopi.^ dependence of any state, or In w y Name Your Beauty Ticket are the generoua 17"xl'r alM Day weekend.coming uJvOpen Sum terns for every rooih and, you’ll The I^qairer easier way of doing something mg priced 60c for 25 napkins. Match­ ■ Development Commission. I ^ s that didn’t r yovir vacation wardrobe - -kj areas west of Boston. agreed to retract The Herald s May we take tole opportimltr to Judge those blaculta! If made protective, soothing IDTIONS to f o r s c r e e n s , also, toe -ap- LIMITED ENROLLMENT - \Probably the greatest proof that ignore Its machinery and resort to 1 at home or away. Smart Bermuda statement. So far, I have seen congratulate you on your stand. from a standard baking-powder To see how paint will look when give you a glorious suntan with no PLJCATOR at 35c each that lets t progressive merchandising and ad- “summitry.” length ^ playsuit wltli matching nothing In the paper. Your sense of responsIhlUty ^forj recipe, when uWen from the oven dry, brush a stroke or tvA) on a I blistering bum. Ward off sun’s you spread, toe paint r vertlslng hy far offsets parking •fhefe is no need at this stage to the children In toe com m lralt^" TASTE they should be nearly twice the white Ink blotter. I glare and heat with comfortable clogging the screen. Just dtp toe AT NO e x t r a c h a r g e - - problems, diversion of trafldc to rehashlall the dreary episodes In Please retract toe corres^nd- *^No. 83lVwlto PATT-O-RAMA ] ent’s statement so toe ds of 35-lnch; “ most merchandiser in the world, Franklyn H. C. Parker We earnestbt hope you will con­ Tkke Some Handwork on Vacation Uge In a one-piece I cups, insulated JugsL Happy week- dope’’ and special pleading. The Salami Cones Mauna Loa sktrt, 3% yardsr , ★ REMEDIAL READING INSTRUCTIONS ______- Mrs. Beatrice ♦Auerbach, head of 30 Academy St. tinue your-V,^forts to schedule] A world Of aatlefacUon awalU ING SX/IT as seen in CORET CA» I ending! “ O. Fox arid Company to build- Big Two (U.S.A. and the USSR) 12 slices large salami. To ordBr, Bend 35c in colriG-to: INDIVIDUAL i n s u r a n c e COVERAGE ON EACH CAMPBB Editor’s Note; Our reporter ap­ films of 8 /J ^ h caliber. A vOD WWBN y o u B U V vou when you visit YOUft YARN UALS, 887 Main Street. Of wool- 5854 1 pkg. cream cheese. - a ten million dollar addition have boto committed blunders in BHDP, 50 Cottage Street. Learn a cotton - rubber this swimwear, Spiced wine CooWee with Raisins Sue Burnett, The M ai^aster the U-Y case and it seems that parently m U un derst^ Mr. Pato- With sincere apprecigUon,^ 2 cups sifted all-purpose fiour >4 can crushed pineapple. Evemlni: Herald, H60 A 1 ^ OF r to the G. Fox and Com- er’a statement at toe hearing, w e (Mrs.) R. F. Romeyn. Chmrman I COLA new akin (rug booking, needle­ priced about *25. Is sleek and so­ • S T A F F MEMBERS* “ panv store in Hartford as well both realize it, hence there la little mmoimst 2 teaspoons low sodium baking Roil, salami slices Into cornu AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y, are glad to correct any error, and Social f Action Committee of toe point, knitting) and be encouraged phisticated, destined to »"»*■« coplas and fill with cream cheese I M InvMtlng ariother $4,000,000 danger of a shooting war breaking mlrlng attention. Smoothly but­ powder For Ist-claas mailing add 10c a h t q u i m b y to publish Mr. Parker’s posiUon as Womens’ Fellowship — lTO s ? to tackle a new project. Y o ^ be The easy-to-tie shoulder closing and crushed pineapple which has GEORGE MITCHELL - Irt a modernization program out at this time. -COOLER proud to draw a handmade 8TOL£ toned In back, the colors combine ,^4 teaspoon cinnamon for each pattern. Print, Name, Ad­ B.S. U-Conn, M.A. B. 8, U-Oonn. It is problematical at this stage, he himself sUtes It. ■ Second Congregational Church makes this an irt-eslstable. dress % teaspoon nutmeg been blended together. Hold to­ dress with Zone, Styli No. and ~ for 0 what was already cOT- Manchester, Conn. ever your sleeveless summer dress Uupe and Bahama blue, alao blMk Springfield College - sldered the most modem depart- too, whether toe Democrats will and hark. You’ll be a captivating for toe young lady. (Make a 1 egg (or 2 egg whites) gether with toothpick and garnish Size. GEORGE KRAUSE ‘Everyone A Isjsec’ on a cool evening. Welcome the second version with crisp white Z ment store In the world. make campaign material out of new batov with a cuddly^ coverlet "pebble’’ on toe beach. Now w ^ ld 1 1-3 cups light brown sugar Send 36c today for your copy W at^ront Director toe Administration’s bungling In To toe Editor, collar embroidered with violets.) For Campus Parading I Of course. Mrs. Auerbach had 4 PIECC - SHEFFIELD S1CEL Into which you threaded affection. be the time to select BERMUDA >4 cup vegetable oil ' of toe Spring A Summer Issue oC ED LENINGHAM 1 /^Wenty yean el toe tr-2 case. As he left toe scene o| toe SHORTS while the selection la.at Pattern No. 6854 has tissu e- % cup California Muscatel You're enchanting In a DRESS our complete pattern magazine | /In te r lr o n t experience) - extensive research and study made aborted summit mhetlng In Paris, 15 Days in Jail Start an attractive hand-knit Springfield College E. D. Collms its peak. It cosU no more to take sizes 3. 4, 6 Inclusive; hot-iron Vt cup chopped walnuts of French DACRON VOILE. Try Basic. Fashion. ~ regarding branch ijtores as against Prime Minister SWUATEIR for the apple-of-your- transfer; embroidery and sewing aye. Patient, professional IN- first choice at CXIREJT CASUALS 14 cup sun-dried raisins one on at WILROSE DRESS JUNIOR COIJNSELOR3 ^ - expansion o f , her present store. 'MatemallsUc’ bly reminded the world For Cutting Lawn directions. Mix and sift first four Ingredi­ SHOP, 601 Main Street. With a BOB HAMILL—Senior Manchester m g h M io o l Z She has proven by toe greatest of STWUemON IS FREE. Take Step Into Summer In Style To toe Editor, bMt course of acUon would he to KNIVES Hawaiian Plnenpple Rebobs To order, send 25c In coins to.— ents. Beat egg; add sugar and deep hem and full skirt these BILLY SKOOG— Senior Wlntoam H l^ School .** all yardsticks In any business - some pick-up needlewoik with you .Slip Into cool, comfortable This letter is addressed to all seek, renewed negotlaUons as soon Santa Barbara, Calif., May M 1 No. 2 can-(2% cups) Anne Cabot. The Manchester oil. Stir until w-ell blended, Add dresses are feminine without be­ I profit — that her decision is right. our senior citizens who plan to during vacation. Relaxation and a Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. QF SHOES for summer at C. E. UP)—Mrf. Orville E. Brady has been | l i M i T X SSTS TO CUSTOMER delicious eense of accomplishment pineapple chunks, drained. sifted dry Ingredients to’-egg mix­ ing fussy. Mostly dark colors, to - First, as to the Berlin Tumpllw attend toe rally at the Bushnell ^B ^re'such an atteikpt Is AMERICAS,* NEW YORK 86, ture alternately with wdne. Stir HOUSE * SON. You’ll find PUMPS Address all Inqulrlee toi— • sentenced to 15 days In Jail for] % .fup pineapple syrup. take you right through September, In the popular "Bone” shade, a l^ - situation the efforts of owners of on May 28 In support of toe For- people will need to etudy, with la your reward. NY. in walnuts and raisins. ^''OP mowing her lawn. . • v u N S P O u r ' T . V 2 tbsp. brown sugar. a complete size rang# Is available. and open-toed. Brown and^ white GLEN HAVEN BOYS' DAY CAMF - motels and restaurants to Stop and BUI. Please read a book by calm, toe reasons for toe present For Ist-claas mailing add 10c from teaspoon onto lightly oiled ,V15, 10-20,. 12%-24|>4 at $14.98 toe proposed new through highway She did It at 6;80 In to# morn­ . A rubber Jar ring glued to toe - 4 tsp. ginger. SPECTATORS are classic favorites Richard LaPiere, a professor at miscarriage of their hopes. WINDOW-PANE 1 tap Worcesterahlre sauce. for each pattern. Print name. baking sheet. Bake In 400 de­ to $24.98. WILRQSE DRESS P. O. BOX 18, MANCHESTER. CX)NW. - Is and will be futile. Efforts along Stanford University, called “The ing—with a power mower. iTUBSS bottom Of your pet’s feeding dish Address with Zone and Pattern grees (hot) oven, 10 to 12 minutes. to complement your summer ward­ On toe surface It eeemi that: A neighbor, Mrs. Howard Paul, SPORT w iakeep tbs dlsh^rom sllpptog. 2 cups 1-lnch pork or ham cubes. SHOP has toe kind of DRESSES robe. In snlbqth leathers to give you Or Call Camp Secretary at JA 8-09*8 7 this line are a waste of time and Freudian Sftoic—the Subversion of (I) President Elsenhower lost Number. that the important milestone of Z money both of which had better he complained. She said the racket Mix^5W»Wl«'^*y” T ' b r o w n Have you toe '60 Album con­ heavenly conitQrt on steaming BROCHURES MAILED ON REQtJESI toe Ajnerican Character.” The his power to negoUate because M .CAPS TESTED v.OfiO Per 8q. Yd. Installed aupar, ginger, and Worceatershire Th* Annual Trek GRADUATION demands. In sizes pavements, a wide range of sizes - used In making their businesses awakened her and other residents, taining many lovely designs ana To the outdoors begins ’’officlal- author descrilbea in sad detail toe the Irresponsible and 111 causing a disturbance. M fvstable Sfyla -uMANCKE3TER CARFET CBN- sauce. Alternate pineapple chunks 5-15.' you’ll find pure white, al$o are here In toe heeltoelght that i« H so attractive, that even through many disturihlng trends In’ Ameri­ and meat cubes on skewers; place free patterns? Only 25c a copy. ly" on Memorial Day. WATKINS. - trafiSc will not be attracted to toe acUons of a email group within toe Mrs. Brady told toe court yes­ One Siza FMa All TEYl. 311 Main Street, comes up summery prints and blossom Just-right for you. ‘.‘Summerettes ca in toe pest 28 years, all of Defense Department and/or tne In low flat pan and cover with 935 Main St. has comfortable SUM­ new highway because of saving an terday her husband has a heart with an Inviting plan for you to shades, $14.98 to $24.98. PFUNTED ($3.95, $4.50, $4.95) the popular Z which tend to reward irresponsl- Central Intelligence Agency and syrup. Broil 8 minutes, turning •Warm and Sunny’ Is Predicted MER FURNITURE that invites re­ condition and she was afraid he’d [FREE ate deltciotU.r add color and comfort to your laxation. Three matching piecM VOILES for mother, aunt, grand­ casual flats for wearing with elacks :: hour. . . . bUlty and penalize those ‘,’old- once, until golden brown. Basle It’s cotton pickin' time you ll and sportswear, now come- with Z I personally know of a roadside because of subsequent mlsstate- do the mowing If she didn’t beat home. For the one complete price for $24.95 include I CHAISE AND mother are $14.98 in sizes 10-20. faahloned” virtues which made mentt of fact concerning those him to It. But ah# refused to say 9 8 of 810.50 per square yard you with sauce while broiling. 4 serv­ agree when vou see the COTTON SUM. HIGH HEEL and a saucy •“ restaurant In Rhode Island and America great,— thrift,'’self-reli­ 2 CHAIRS of gleaming chrome and how long It had been alnce her hus­ get Carpeting, Undercuahlon and ings. SHIRTWAIS"” DRESSES at BUR­ To add comfort and a fresh bow to underscore yout' full-skirted ~ another near toe Rhode Island- ance, personal responsibility. TON'S, 841 Main Street. Youll saran webbing. cottons, $ 6 .5 0 ,In black, beige, Massachusetts line which serve ^ ^ 2 ) Amerlcani have been band was examined by a doctor. proTeeslonal Installation (no ad- bright look to your summer Style quicker than y o a « n The Forand Bill Is one tricked out of a Summit meeting PILH 5 IN BEFORE 9 ^ READ/ dlUonal charges for binding, cut­ ITpdato Your Shoes want an armful. They keep you pairt.el plaid. - change your shoes! pr. “ "m ore than 400 guests every Sun­ step In this direction, shifUng to looking fresh and feminine all Ham and Pumpemlcliel Scallop wicker furniture, make seat cush­ and have had their security ting. seaming or serwing). Take J. W. HALE SHOE SERVICE Blend together 2 tablespoons of day afternoon. Neither are on an Increasingly matemalistic fed­ Bummer, around the clock and are ions of latex foam. You can buy Ctoridensed cream of mushroom threatened hy acUona of their own your choice from the group of will streamline the shoes you are soft butter or margarine and % trunk' lines. eral government wht^ ahould be a TWO M n.m oN 5 * 7 ENLAROENiENT S F O R b U E Invitingly priced $3.99 to $6.99 In it by the yard In various thick­ soup. dUuted with milk. makes_a military. « toroadlooma-. All wool pile t w ^ not wearing bicause they are out­ teaspoon of celery seeds. Spread nesses. Just cut to fit and cover In toe past week I have made personal, family, arid commomlty dated. Bring them here. Platform sizea for toe Miasey and Junior. quick aauce for dried beef. If the two rather thorough studies of The need for an Immediate Con­ ( V / v In 10 colors. 100% Dupont Nylon Choose a delightful assortment; mixture on 12 slices of pumper­ with eallcloth or denim. responatWllty. t hope our fellow gressional InvesUgatlon of toe U-2 PRESCRIPTIONS In popular hard twist for long boIbb cBJi be removed, 'niickt beef Is saltier than you like, let It business Indications In the Main citizens whp'^avg observed lit# sleeveless, scoop neckline, slim and nickel Melba toast. Grease a shal­ incident Is clearly Indicated. And Safely Compounded wsar, Wilton scaxill. also Axmln- heavy heels will be reploced with low, oblong baking dish. Arrange stand in boiling water (off heat) Street area and at toe Parkade. for 66 years and more realize that SLIM. TRIM HEELS. TTie shop swirling skirU make up the group, iced tea Is a quick, easy and a few minutes and then drain be­ The town ahould co-operate with you dori't get something-for-noto- since everyone in toe world has ster textured wool face. This offer in fabrics that need only the klas about 2. cups of cooked, coarsely thrifty way to solve the summer a - wlH appeal to homemakers who Is under newr management. Your fore adding to the sauce. auch progressive men as George Ingi' contrary to what the poll- been equally^ a loser In this ARTHUR DRUG of an Iron. Top off your sumtn« chopped, broccoli over the bottom. cold drink problem. You can make atomic age of Indivisible security, FINISHING SERVICE Hke to team quality with thrift acquaintance Is invited. Slice 2 tomatoes over the broccoli. Marlow who has spearheaded toe twlana would have you believe. cottons with a RAYON FAILLE a pitcher 'o f tea In the morning MoUia Have Good Taste move for greater parking facili­ The Forand Bill promises a ques- an Immediate United Nations In- COAT. $11. fashioned along sleeK, Then arrange alternate layers of and keep it on hand for meals or buttered pum,pemickel Melba Triey "prefer” your nicest gar­ ties In toe Main Street section ■ ______— ------4 - cardigan lines with push-up between meal*. Just remember to ments your/most expensive wooli not to take sides In the Malp Street sleeves. You’ll wear It rain or toast and %-lnch thick slices of keep it out of the refrigerator. It ens. PINE-LENOX PHARMACY. versus Parkade bids for business ______IFIteE PASKIKG NEXT TO TOP NOTCHl shine. Black and beige for toe baked ham over th# tomatoes (use won’t lose a bit of its Gavor or 299 East Center Street helps you but to Justify the high tsxaUon miasey and Junior. 8 of the 12 slices of Melba toapt). freshness and besides refrigera­ protect blankets and clothing with evaluations on Malh Street. ★ MAY LUNCHEON ★ Pour 1 can of condensed mush­ tion may tend to cloud Iced tea FLAKES, CRYSTALS and MOTH Atlmlttedly the Parkade offers Some kitchen artists like to ii^se room soup blended with 1/3 cup Cloudiness doesn’t, effect the fla­ BALLS, 29c a lb. that kill moth unlimited parking hut It does not THURSDAY, MAY 26, 11 A.M, to 7 P.M. acisaors, rktoer than a knife, for milk over the ham layer. Break vor or quality — only the eye ap­ larvae, moth-worms. "MOTH * In ipy humble)oplnlon offer greater At HARMAC’S cutting parsley, datea and other the remaining Melba toast in- 2 to DED’’ at 98c is a push button moth peal. You can restore tea’s amber merchandising attractions. SPONSORED BY THE FRIENDSHIP CIRCIE dried fruit to be used in baked 3 pieces each and scatter them clear color simply by adding a lit proofer that kills moth) eggs and over trie casserole. Sprinkle ^’llji Some Ume ago I prepared a products. tie boiling water. larvae with the flick of a finger. brochure on Manchester as an aiq SALVATION ARMY YOUTH BUILDING • 2 tablespoons of Parmesan cheese. Th# "INSECT BOMB” at $1.69 is to a loc^ merchant (wlthriut 661 MAIN ST.i MANCHESTER A thermos picnic Jug makes a Bake in a moderate oven' (350 de­ safe to use aremnd food, children, grees F.) for 30 minutes. Know your pork chops! Center- pets when you want to rid the area trading populaUon of upwards of a srv r* ASSOR’TED SANDWICHES, HAM AND PICKLE, EGG good storage place for Iced tea Greater Manchester area has—a 1 cut loin chops have a T-shaped of flies, and mosquitoes. ' lAD ,8r.KV™ «-.-ra ^ATO 0^81. when you make it In-large quanti­ bone and a portion of tenderloin. tradnig populaUon of upwards of ties. Frozen, Iced tea .cubes In­ Mutual Funds KIL” is the dependable .bug killer 200,000. . , ^ HOT DOGS,, ASSOB’TED p i e s a n d MILK, TEA OR COFFEE. crease volume of tea Instead of For maximum safety^ Intome for using In house and garden. FOR SUMMER WEAR and erowth, you should check the It's Ftm-on-the-Beach Ti'nfie This means that there Is plenty diluting it. ^ of bUelness for all sectloli^f Man­ ^vaStage m MUTUAL FUNDS There's less chance of sia or Ever dip orange slices In light chester If toe merchants adhere Choose from Famous Brands available at your New York StMk Junior’’getting chilled and shivery brown sugar and broil? Good with to toe rule_ that business goes Exchange Member, SHEARSON. in a KNIT BATHING SUIT. See French toast! where it » Invited and stays where HAMMUi. AND COMPANY, 913 this attractive "Catalina” wear at MARI-MAD’S, 691 Main It Is welcome. Clippercraft and Griffon Main Street. Mitchell 3-1671. ' Aa further proof of the argu­ Street for toddlers through size 14. Don't N oglect Slipping Whatever color you prefer for slip Honor points ment that every business In Man­ There are also saucy styles with Nanette chester can enjoy good profits I covers, think first In terms, of safe perky xuffles, some shirred front FALSE TEETH washabillty when you buy the fab­ and back for snug. “ 3; Originals am told that a Hartford store has Do false teeth 4rop, Blip or wobble high or more than 10,000 aocounU In Tropical Suits ric. You’ll want to suds your cov­ Add a soft, ab.sorbent TESRRY wnenwhen you tAlK,lbib, eat,e»i<, *e««b'or inMze? . ers often in warm weather, when Don't be annoyed and em baiysed lasting Springfield and New Haven boto JACKET or ROBE, Just the thing by such handlMPB. PAS'TEBfiil, an of which are considered progres­ the windows are open and dust fil; to slip over a wet »>a‘-*'tog ain^ alkaline

4 / ' / I ■A' p a g e n i n e t e k n M A N C H I ^ ^ W e N H ^ G HERALD, M ^CH ESTER, C P ^ ., W EDNESDAY, MAY 16. l»6Cf^ p... MANCHESTER EVENING H E R ^ , MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, MAY £8,19M FAOB EIGHTEBN OUR BOARDING MOUSE with M AJ^ HOOPLE BUGGS BUNNY HOWEVKR.VOU^ZA Ho if t h a tY i.pwvoyft V B l N O n ^ M T A S HAVEN'T ANCWIREP A n i1 ■ — ^ MOOCHIN'tUMl ^ m eans \ AUAM nONS UConns’ Ed Martin WHAT I 1MOSTK6RADIN6 ANQUESnONI Book Browsing ri”ii ■■liM'*!" ' “J 7MA/J^ 1>NP IN«UUT1N6^ ■ i" r'lJ'i 'ir-O Gels ECAC Award n O O E t ,b TO MV 5 I /jhp v.iniiiJi' ■ TnHiaiis PlAce Fourth y ^ 5 / > 7 CHARACTER, ANP ^ p u > M Hltthag—Marv Throtteberry, A ’s, moral FIBER. . B»U*di family ” ■ V.V.-'iii- "i Storts, May 26 Home Star / rapped a home run, triple and dou­ and track atof ®d Martin P*** 4-OodlUttlt ■ ALUMNI UlAOtW ble In four tripe, driving in three year’s Unlveralty of ConnacUout ** iCopparwIa m m u i u.'. J X>afending oharniNon PontlcelU’s In Eastern Sectional runs and adoring three in 6-2 vic­ • OrMtMt; Winner of the EaaUrn • Biblical f ^ r ’l ' P.’l f* '-' got off On the right foot last night tory over too Red Sox. Athletic Conferene* medaiuon. . IS O o a rtn y character H pi-uiry i||m iir'k«’*i ; Records 69 Fltohlilg—Sam gone*, Olanta, n n rjrji !■|ril■wl■r-;. a* they opened the season with a n Wtnnth TAaclo4a»ii 5-4 win over Bantly OH at Keafiey allowed Juat four hits, walked The ECAC award, 1 4 R ^ od lettar ______rsL.i j];v,r3 Stadium. 'The Gbntractora broke none, etruck out three, and retliw Martin laat night at the ISPMt Although they failed to win anv last 15 men in order for 4-0 ric- sity’s annual Spring ITOld-tUn* 4l«i|-li*»Pld Round Here a 4-4 tie in the seventh frame firsts, Mancheater High's ‘ ISBcwitdMd when Jadk McAdam walked, went Sport Schedule tory over the Phlllle* that put dinner, la intended I I Way by* lo B t o t ■ to second on a bafc,) wa* ' aacrl-, team scored 19 points to take Olanta back in flrat place. and honor the ktudent whose c m - Knowing the Manchester fourth place in the Idth annual canal " s i r ' * t ficed to third and acofed when blned record of acadendc ana tODaraa ITAwcndad 4S Rabbit Country Club Golf course Eastern Sectional track, meet at Today athleUc activity ik pr*-em lnto^t 11 “Wlnkan, cuppert Dave Sapienza singled. , _ ^ , the University of ConnecUcut y «/ y BY V. T. HAMLIN lISherUTar^ uESw ay 44Mln^rarti ^ B . a book, Ronnie (Red) 'The Oilers went .ahead, 2-0 in Ellington at Cheney Tech,'2, Linksmen Tjrounce each Conference member coUega. BUnken and is Entleca a sw ^ C a a iW dlMaxlcancoln terday. New BHlaln High rolled West Side. Oval. SIAatarlak Smitlt- caused a few raised the first frame but Rontlcelli’s Athletes of UConn’s ■** a l l e y O O P _L. 47Smut up an Impressive 63% point to Ube.iTy'vi. Kacey, 6:16, Char­ Windham, Bristol sports teams won ^ total of 78 T CUE66 I I ------<,OH,NOT MUCH. UBnay author isCatUa wrote . eyebrows yesterday yrhen h,e csiTia back with two-run' pluatprs BUUrUI VKJcaaaaa. .vw.» -j -- 4IVoloene tal with Hartford second with 2^ ter Oak. ■ varaity letters and freshman num* VVORHEP TOO THE WI^\A*XIT1K SAW J4SOOW Jlldaw MCarpaatar^ MR otov* * NRollower In' the second and third innings. Oonard had '26,! Manchester 19 carded a oncTunder par 56- Bantly pecked away for single North Ends vl; ^lephone, 6.15, MIna4«Uoa tool "“** 83—«9 to win the Connecticut Golf points. 'Rsboundlng from a defeat .by IT Vahid* runs In the fifth and sixth stanzas. Nci)0 Hall High last Friday—toe .first Rings for excellencs In athlatl<»i Assn.‘e opening one-d^y' tourna­ Best showing by an Indian w m Optical vs. police, 16, Waddell. 10 Shiny i n * r 1 IT r r Hitting standouts were Bob after 40 matches and nearly jfour scholarship, citizenship, and lead­ dacocattOB r ment. TTte former Manelieeter High Halsted and Randy pmlth, each Bob Goehring’s second place In Manchester Auto,-Vs. Moriarty 8, ership went to Gene Givens, eo- 14 captain, aaalatant greenakeeper at the Javelin throw. Other pomt years — Manchester Hlgh’a j golf SITaU going two for three. . 8, Buckh^. . team trounced Windham, 10^, captoin of the track team; Cap­ 1 14 Oirra name the Silk Town course, collected para Pontlcelll’s ...... 022 000 l-^ tf-2 firettsrA wcr« John Salclus,. fourth Nonhan’a vs. Ansaldl, 6, ver- tain Jack Rose and John Plpcayn* m 1? on the flrat holes, blrdled the and - Bristol Central, 9-3, at the 15 Gloaqr paint 16 Bantly Oil .....3 0 0 011 0 ^ -5 .4 in ..toe mile: Dave Kaselauskas, planck. ski of toe basketball team: J7th and finished up with a par on third in the discus; Bill l^ot, WUUmantlo Country Club. / SSLcial matter! A1 Cyr and Tom Ashley (3) 'ninrsday, May 28 Whyne Reynolds set the pace ball Co-Captaln Tom HalllwU, . 37 Burden the 18tb to top a field of 152 play third in toe broad jump; Ken Mancheater at Windham, ,3;W^ era by two strokes. Dave Sapenlza (4); Bob Yoimg with a 78, one stroke under Roger and Bob Trichka of the footliaU SB Color and B<* Halsted smith, fourth to the 880; and the RHAM at Bacon Academy? 8:15. !T Runner-up honors went to Joe 880-yard relay team which placed Poe’s total. Dick Provost came In team. aoUncloaed .Tennis — Mancheater at Wlnd- with 81 and Caiptaln Bob Seelert 41Wroa« w r Gustowskl of Wallingford with 37- third; Fred Kostenko, fifth In the W 84_71 while Ted Uenczyk of In-, Scoring In wery iiining, Man­ had an 85, (praAK) chester 'Trust defeated Green pole vault. .1 Nike vs. Congo, 6:15, Charter M orro w ’* B ig Teat 4SPuih dlan H ill. was third at* 37-35—72. raider.*":.."’ 1% ' b y d i c k t u r n e r Tied for thirds were Stan Hilinskl Manor, 9-4,' In the second part of First four placements In each Oak. CARNIVAL aSBrisUy event qualified for Saturday’s a^n- Rpvnolds ...... a 4lHanf*r*-on -- of the host club and Joe Brunoll the (wnlng twinblll at Charter . Mai va. Renn’s. 6;15, Nebo. ^ s-rwt ..jr... 3...... 2 Portrush. Northern Ireland, i l l Land parcel of Avon, each with 38-35—73 Oak.] nual CLAC meet at Bowen Field, Sullivan's vs. Army and Navy, 6, Provost ...... 3 Mendilto ..... May 25 (AV-Ralph Morrow, a 36- y } ' Jeff 'Tybur and Danny Sullivan New Haven. • t |B1 Ruuian dty ' cards. Waddell. , , Total. . L4.0 Total. ...3 year-old Americai] Airman First Smith, 18, who last year set a hom^ed for the winners. 'The lat­ Team scoring; . ^ Manor vs. Nassiffs, 6, Buckley. 51 Try Rrl.1.1 F...t«va <*> Class who started eddying at ^ BY AL VERM EER .M Itan ilty record by winning the State Junior ter also had two other hit# In New Britain 63%; Hartford 29; Lawyers vs. Aceto’s, 6, Ver- MsHche.I.r <•' age of seven, went into the thlra Conard 26; Manchester 19; Bulk- Poo ...... 3 r, Kasj'.r ...... 0 PRISCILLA’S POP UKardy baroln* r r qualifying medal with a #5, and Starting out with a perfect night planck. Bcytiolds ..... 3 II. Kasper ...... A round of toe BriUsh Amateur ^ I f M Heroic poetry later gained the Connecticut Jay- at the plate. Pete Sylvester of the eley 16; Wethersfield 14; Weaver Fridar, May 27 Sr.l.rt ..... ;.. 0 Strange ...... 3 Day ...... championship today facing tna IT Musical IT cee Junior chandpionahlp, missed winners had two hitll while La.rry 9%: Hall 9%; Norwich New Provost ...... ■* biggest test of his golfing life. London 7; East Hartford 6; Wind­ 1 Platt at Manchester, 3:15. 3 3 direction but one fairway as he posted his Wogman of the MAnors homered Smith at Rockville, 3:15. Total. ....9 Totals DOWN 5 T beat score since last summer. to set the pace. ham 2, Hol»-lh-One< Trust ...... 281 16—9-8-3 ID alaat 11 One of the day's hlghllghU was Green Manor Oil 02— 4-6-2 IJaaon'a ihlp m a hole-ln-one by Steve uluskl of Jack Simmons and- Ban Sulll- (myth.) Orange Hills. He aced No. 8 with a wn; Woody Clark and Tom l4>dge. No. f iron. . 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l: . PAG^ HANCHESTJ® BVENWO m itA LD . IIANCHEgTER. CONM- WEDNESDAY. WAY it . « 6 » •\ , MAtlRHESTER EVEWniG HERALD. HANCHpSlm CPUS, WEDKESPilV. WAV , ' ' ' ^ - ' *• PA(BE TW ENl^ Birds ^ Longer Americ^n^^ P ig e o i^ ^ . THE o f Herald Angle Scholastic Baseball \.^ueBd«y’s Homers 500-Pestival ^)pen Lists Field of 150 Platt at Manchester ppd to Fri­ “ S’ ^ Pirates Drop (Seaso^OTotai In Parentheses) day. ■* Indiahapolia, May 26 UP)—lAa-i .year which serves as fanfare for Hartford at Norwich ppd to to- EARL YOST NA’n ^ A L LEAGUE Monday's Memorial Day 600-mlle S ^ rte fcdltoT icons. g o T u g ^ l O O strong, today bat- day. 'hree in Row Ua to? 44 berths ih the $60,000 «bto race. Southington at Windsor ppd to Invitational 600 Festival Open Only ttM $07,060 MasUrs and 1 a m ® r io a n "f ^ g u e $70,000 (for pros) Deaert Claaslc Thursday.. ^ New* Name Among Batting Leadera l>snon. Senators (1 Golf Tournament ’which starts to­ Woodrow Wilson 2. Olaatoh- oih j® lb* laws morrow with a 160-player field. at Palm Springs, among 21 pro ,co ix\ In® drove in three nm» for the mighty biceps, batting .422, Klu made his mark in the been southpaw pitching that ing southpaw rookie/ZSteve five-nm outbnraU ,, . - Seveland. two with « ‘‘"''Ob'n*' Barber with a flve-nm/tourth in- seventh-inning homer. The innlim* National League with the Clncin-e> has dumped the Pirates out Rookie Marv Breeding arto . (t . AMERICAN IXAOU* nati Reds as a home run hitter but ninc. rode back inU^ fir.st place pinch-hitter Jim GenUle es had then counted four in the eighlh. N.i^tlOX.Vl. UK.AGUE of the National League lead. with a 6-1 victoiAvat Chicapo last Tuesday’s ResiiltB after coming up with a bad back They dropp®d a 4-2 d®clidon to two-nin singles in the ' Bubba Phillips drove in two with p Tuesday'* Re4UH»'’ nipht, droppinp^The White Sox to / s single. Jim' (Mudeat) Grant, pow Kan Fr*ncl.«v‘o 4. Ph’lladelphia 0. Baltimore 6, Chicago 1 , his homer output dWP«4 and he Angeles and Johnny Podres last Barber,___ 21, won tthird in a Cleveland 7, Washington was peddled to tbe'Plttsburgh Pi­ third with their third straipht de­ 12-0 lifetime against the Senator*, 1.0* AngelM «. Pittsburgh 2....'^ I night and slipped eight percent^e feat in t^e opener of a two-game row with a seyen-Uifter, He walk- Detroit 4, New York O rates: Part othts trouble was that polnU behind San Francisco, "rae s ^ c k out five. The won it with a four-hitler for a 2-1 Chicago at Clnclnnatj, postponed series. pd two and record. He walked five, struck out Manacer BtMle Tebbetts didn t GlanU got back on top wltt a 4 ^ It wa.s the third consecutive White Sox Jurtked his shutoiit bid rain. . , w . L. Pet. O.B. take A to Kluszewski’rf half victory at Philadelphia behind the in the sixth on a triple by Minnie thr®® and pushed his shutout Milwaukee at .St. Louis, post­ victory, for the Iribles; They now to 21 Innings before Jim Lemon hit Baltimore .. .19 15 .694 — hearted efforts in spring training. four-hit pitching of Sam Jones, Minoso dhd an infield out poned rain. . * * ♦ who gained his first road success have a 3-1 sea-spn edge oyer the a two:-run homer_'n the-ninth. It W. Pci. G.B. Cleveland . . . .17 12 .586 defending cham'pions and a half­ was Lemon’s lOtH, tops in the ms- Chicago .... .18 13 ,581 H of*)the sealon. . All-American • TIGERS 4, YANKEES 0—The San Frgncisco 22 .647 — / 8 , Peddled to Sox It was the second atralght de game lead over- , both Cleveland jora. Chuck Stobbs (1-1) lost ib in .639 y-;- , New York .. .15 13 .536 Tigers, finally back to .500 (14-14) Pittsburgh ...2 3 .14 14 ..500 8 As a member of the Pirates, the feat for the Pirates and their third and the White Sox. his first start. Milwaukee ...1 5 , .577 S' Detroit ...... Cleveland moved into second after that 10-game losing streak, Washington . .12 17 .414 514 one-time Indiana University fooU in four games. All three losses Bill Stuck, one of the Cincinnati ....1 8 ..500 5 place, five percentage points won their third In a row with a Kansas Oty .13 19 .40# « ball «nd was relegated to pincn- were to lefthanders — Podres Md finest swimmers ift Man­ ATHLETIC.S 6, RED SOX 2— Los Angeles ..16 .457 6 % ahead of Chicago, with a 7-2 vic­ first-inping run on a walk, a wild Marv Throneberry hit a home run, Boston .... ,.10 17 .370 614 hittina: chores and late last sea- Dodger teammate Sandy Koufax, chester High history, has pitch and A1 Kallne’s two»out sin- St. Louis- . . . .14 „ .424 7>... ?on hf was peddled to the White who blanked the Bucs on one hit tory over Washington. Detroit triple and double for the A ’s, scor­ .393 8 Today’s Games closed within one game of fourth gle off loser Bill Short (2-3). Chicago ...... 11' Sox, With Pittsburgh. Klu bat­ Monday, and the Giants’ Johnny been named to the All- Charlie Maxwell’s second home run ing three runs and driving in 1“ *^**' Philadelphia ..12 .353 10 Baltimore (Estrada 2-U at Chi­ America Interscholastic place New York as Don Mossi His two-run double decided it in cago (Wynn 2-1). 2;30 p.m. ted .262. In 31 games with the Antonelll. ^ , whipped the Yankees, 4-0, with a in two games got the other three the fourth off Dave Hillman,^ who Today’s Games New York (Terry 2-1) at Da- Pale Hose, he upped his. mark to Fact is, Southpaws hsvs been swimming team. The four-hitter. And Kansas City sent home in the fifth. Mossi, now 2-3 Los Angeles (Drysdale 3-4) at .297 and then was the batting star responsible for Pittsburgh’s iMt with his second shutout,-had a lost his first AL decision. Bud Da­ Pittsburgh (Friend-5-2), 8:15 p.m. iroit (Lary 3-3), 2:30 p.m. husky local tanker re­ Boston'to a lOthlstraight defeat. ley (4-3) won his third in a row Boston (Monbouqjiette 8-8) at for the Sox in a losing effort four'defeats and five of their six two-hitter until the ninth, when he San Francisco (Sanford (4-1) cently received notice of 2-2.''' i although giving up Ksnsas City (Larsen 0-8), 8:80 against Los Angeles in the World losses over the past two weeks. got Roger Maris on a grounder af­ at Philadelphia (RobeHs 1-4), 8 The other two NL tames_ — his placement. He is a ninth-inning horns run by Bobby Series. „ . ^ , c S 4 S'climi, into first place In the American League. (AP ORIOLES 6, w h i t e SOX 1— ter two-out singles by Bill Skow- Thomson. Jerry Lumpa^also hom- Milwaukee (Spahfi 2-1) at St. ^Washington (Fischer (0-0) at MllwkukM at St. Louis and Chi­ ranked eighth in the na­ ron and Elston Howard. The Tiger This spring at the Box base in The Orioles, who hold an all-time Louts (Jackson 3-5), 9 p.m. CTeveland (Perry 2-2) pm. SarasoU.'Fla.. Manager Al Lope* cago a t^ c ln n a tl — were rained tion in the 60-yard free­ southpaw struck out five and gave ered for the A’s. \ Chicago (Cardwell 2-2) at Cin­ I rhotdfax) edge over oply Washington and Thu raday’*^ Game* Icl Klusiewskt work out his own out. • , style and 14th in the 100- cinnati (O’Toole 3-4). 9 p.m. tr^nlng schedule. "Klu has been Thursday’s Games Chicago at Kansas City. 10 p A . DODGERS 4,''PIBATE8 2—The yard. freestyle event. Boston St Washington. 8 p.m. around long enough tp know how Legion Junior yVeiy Squabble> “ ' V. San Francisco at Philadelphia, 8 iodgers, winning xjiree 'in a row 'Tdllwaukee at St. Louis, 9 p.m. Baltimore at New York, 8 p.m. much he has to work to get ready Jose Becerra Selected I Only Games Scheduled. for the season,” the skipper told for the firat time since the first Registration Omy Games Scheduled. week of the season; got two runs [Today’s Rehearsal me. • , in the second Inning on Gil Hodges i’l can't fault his way Of train­ homer off losing lefthander Joe Frick, Shea Feud ing. He’s working as hard as any­ Day for 500-Mile! As ‘Fighter of Month’ 1 Bovs wlshlngjXo' try out for Gibbon (8-2K theii scored, the the AmerteSn Legion Junl^or one and he’s hitting, too,” Lopez clincher In a tw o-nin' fitth. A V'.i ^ said. During Grapefruit League Memorial Day Race | baseball ti^m must register to­ AMERICAN LEAGUE Base I on Balls Issued single by Jim GlUlam. Charlie l : f R Y L O M York May 25 UP)— Bantamweight Champion Jose night at the F.ast Side Ree 1 ^ play, Klu batted close to .400. Neal’s sacrifice bunt, which led to Hall of Fame for pftcher* in Indianapolis. May 25 (JT-This tween g.and 8 o’clock. ; To bo Manchester Little Leagde history TED KLU8ZEW8KI Gibbon’s run-scoring error, and a eligible he must | not have On Kefauver Bill 1 is rehearsal day at the Indlana- 'a -. ' J eet B ecerra’s today includes the nam* of Wil­ To Bill of Kefauver Hit to Left sacrifice fly by rookie Frank How­ fenien^rn'^T^SarJameS^ se in *—..- reached his 18th birthday be­ liam Carney. Last night the young­ learning to respect the White Sox arda gotaoi theU.C final two...... home.. polls Motor Speedway, where'33 B uy fore Sept. 1. Early ___one _____ March morning 1 inflelder more and more each day. Podres (3-4) had lost three In Reasoned race drivem will battle brs fro m Ring Magazine. ster threw a, no-hit, no-run game would prefer, if baseball had . w: The Mexican won a > « ^ t de­ loss to Eddie Perkins of Chi^go. Only six veterans from last as Army & Navy Club defeated New York, May 25 ,(iP) — checked InPayne Field to After all. no other A.L. player is a row. He put away hit first com- for about $350,000 Mopday in the to have one or the others I said watch the White Sox and Klus- hitting over .400 among the regu cision over Yonekura M on^y. Perkins was rartked ninth. Dave year’s team will return. Coach Sears, 2-0 at Waddell Field. The Commissioner Ford Fritik and plat* gam* in four starts with an 44th Memorial Day 600-mlle rwe. . Cliarnley of England. L.W Mat- Rusty Seniton, therefore, must neither would be acceptable xewakl in particular. Klu didn’t tars. rtght-Lter, walking fiv^ and The 50-year-oW track Yonekura was listed as one No. AAN nine has now reeled oft ^ur Bill Shea, the outspoken but we probably could live be^ Thews o f Philadelphia, Battling come up with nine replacements founder of the Continental oly Sub-Committee. Whether it will get to bat lose any balls over the fence in • • • striking out flvs. Hal Smiths opened for contender in the latest Ring rat­ straight wins while Sears is mn ter - with the unrestricted Tor?^JiLpf Mexico, and Carlos Her- M a roster of 15 will,be car­ League, were in a new. squab­ the narent Judiciary Committee remained uncertain today. batting practice, with Dick Dono­ double and a alngl# by ex-Dodger w « k , noon to 2 pm.. COT, to r^ e ings, released today. Listed ahead less In'tour starts. \ draft. That would be the lesser Here ’n Tliere nand^bf-Tfenezuela' each moved ble today over the Kefauver Meeting yeeterday. the sub-com-4" — “ van serving ’em vp, but he was Gino Clmoll gave the Pirate* a run drivers, and crews their iMt o f him are France’s Alphonse ried. Carney registered 13 strikeouts meeting the ball. Perhaps the Local field trial enthusiast, G in^cim ouga chance to iron out kink, in their todayl up one positiop-r-to second, third, Bill designed to place certain “tof two evils.” mittee headed by the Tennessee Haliml, -the former champion, and Assisting Scniton will. ^ and was accorded fine support In most surprising thing that I noted Truman Cowles, back from a busi­ fourth, and flfUir^rMpecUvely. ’ Wally Fortin, Charlie Graff and aspects of baseball under the Kefauver said he had offered Democrat could not 4gree to sup­ fvi.tr nth.r in the fifth on a two- machines and teamwork. Braail s ^ e r Jofre. the field by his mates. The pitch­ was that the lefthanded heavy­ ness trip in Vermont, reported Hea'vyweight Alex Ml^eff of Ar­ Whitey Johnson. Earl Petersen anti-trust laws. an unrestricted draft Amend­ port or oppose the measure, and m the biggest upset of the past ing gem was reported as the first weight wa hitting to the opposite seeing Steve Cooper of Manches­ month. Hank Casey of Richmond, gentina, outpointed , b ^ .^ d i e will be team manager for the ment to the original measur# •ent It on to the Judiciary Com­ BladnMfl no-hitter since the 1957 season. Shea yesterday recommand­ field—leftfleld. Rarely during his ter pitch for the University of ’Verr -- GaUf., wh^iped..Jlepry.: Ilank of Macihen.. JUT Portland, Ore., w m alxth straight year._,__...... A *N ; ...... 200 000—2-4-P ed to Senator Kefauver’s Sub­ in an effort to settle the dis­ mittee wlthimt any recommenda­ ^TSbe-TjP* pute over the proposal to limit ^Leaders: big years wi^i Cincinnati did Klu mont against MWdlebury last Detroit, and gained a place in the dropped from sixth to seventh ^ Tentative opening game will Sears ...... 000 000-0-0-1 committee to substitute In his Clemente w m 2-for-4, Monday indicated each tion. . hit to the .opposite field, all his weekend. "Steve just didn't have 1 I 'W e y middleweight top ten. Casey was place. Carney and Pilkonls; Piecity and Control to 100 players. The bill is designed to give NATIONAL LEAGUE Nt#-leadlng bat average to . ’^ | ^ ^ y have to make four pit •hC'Jurte 15. bill before C o n g r^ an unre­ power being to rlghtfleld. it. He gave up seven hits and Six moved into the No. 9 spot,' replac- Dotchin. stricted player draft for a '■^He said the Sub-Commltte# weaker teams and new league* Balling (Based on 60 or^mor* "Any difference between Ameri­ ordered^the unrestricted draft runs in two Inning#; got by the ln|[ Inactive Carmen BaslUo. Hank KA8TEKN UCAOtlE clause that would llrfth^^e shot at more good professional at bats)—Clemente, Plttsbu^^ can and National League pitch­ d r o p i^ from fourth to fifth* Grace Gronin Win# INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE control to 100 players by each proposal written Into the bill a baseball players. The Sub-Com­ ing?,” r asked Klu as he stepped third inning but was lifted when Reading 8-5. Binghamton 1-6 375; Adcock. Milwaukeqr -349; he opened with a walk in the AkliM Moves Dp Scoring runs In clusters ot three major league. printed drafl''4nerely for the mittee itself made no changes, but out of the batting cage? toe month clos^ to toe public, Newington, May 25 (A^ A Parent Committee^ informa­ Burges*. Pittsburgh, .348; ^ y * . fourth. Vermont came back to tie two weeks. Pittsburgh 1* 7-B IK .giormer Welterweight Cham­ — three times — Aceto A Syl­ In Washington, the Sub­ Kefauver himself moved to elim­ San Francisco, M®; Skinner, "N ot too much. Over here pit crews planned practice *es-l ^^Springfield 2-4. Allentown 1-1 round of 42-39—81 has ’Ivon the tion. This did not imply ap­ (American League) I see a lot the score, 6-6, and won in the against southpaw* for the *eMon pion Virgil Akins of St. Louis re­ Lancaster 4, Wtlllamsport 3 (10) vester thumped Pagani’s last night committee, apparently dead­ inate from the bill a sharply con- Pittsburgh and White,. Sf. Ixiuis, slons with a goal of 20 seconds or ) gained a ranking on the strength at Verplanck. 9-2. 'The win evened proval by the Sub-Corntnlftee. trover®l®l Umit^ h® had propoi®d more curve balls,” esme the: an nlnlh, 9-8.” The game was played and 16-7 against righthanders, less for a tire change and refuel­ year’s first one-day tournament of locked over terms, yesterday .341. under the HghU before 400 shiver­ o l Ws victory over Charley Scott, the Connecticut Women’s Golf As­ the Contractors’ record at two sent the bill to the Senate Shea said Trautrhan also on the number bf players • con- swer. No one r .n mistake Klu on ing. Statisticians figured each ftM JB 95 o t PhUadelphla. Akins was given wins and two defeats. The loss was testified that arbitration was Runs .-Skinner, Pittsburgh, >4; the ball field for he has the big- ing fans. Cowleatpointed out ..Kay GIANTS 4, PHILS 0 — The second a car sits in the pits, a ve­ 0 «ir sociation for Mrs. Grace Lenezyk Judiciary Committee without 'trolled by any club. Scabies has won-The Herald award the ninth spot and Scott was de­ Cronin at Indian Hill, her home the thtr^ in four starts for recommendation. It included a the only solution to the dif­ I^efquver said he* would ask the Clementer PUUburgh, Ml ’■gest legs and biceps in baseball Giant# used only three of their hicle on the track will gain about j Other Sports Clncinnatr. Hoak. PltUburgh and hhd his uniform shirt sleeves are for being the moet improved bowl­ moted from sixth to eighth. club. A field of 5 took part In the Pagani’s. . , , proposed:, amendment calling ferences between the Conti­ full c^ n jittee to consider the ■evn hits for their runs, beating 200 feet. . , , V. sssart" Lightweight Paolo Rosl, the nental League and the minors Mays, San Francisco, 2T. cut off at the shoulder. Of course, er in the Garden Grove Caterers Jim Owen* (2-8) with the help of contest yesterday. Mrs. Raymond Pete Diminictxwith two singles for an unrestricted draft. bill St an Aarly date. League. Mrs. Scabies Improved her Old fashioned hand jacks he* Italian-bom New Yorker, was Patton Jr. of Hartford \yas second and a double was again the bat­ regarding territorial indem­ Asked If he'"^thought the bill Runs Batted.^ In — Clement*, on the’road. hU name s printed on six walks, three wild pitches and came virtually obsolete iMt year r Page 19 ^ In a recent poll, It was de­ tWd. back of his shirt, this being a average "by seven points during the m A’V a s VM# dropped from second to sixth 1 with 83 ting star for Pagani’^^ h ile Bill nity. could win approval 4or Conjgrea- PitUburgh, 35; Mc^ve.V, 8w past season .. Rockville High plans an error by the Phils’ right-hand­ when three of the first fou r cars ♦ " \ ' among the 13!H>ounders tfor his McCann and John Savino» each termined that the major feat^Te ot the Pale Hose traveling er. Jone* (5-3) had lltUe trouble were equipped with built-in Air M Ooedfw Tlw w league clubs control an aver­ Said Shea; *T think Frick, iional action this yesri^Kefaiiver Francisco, 31; Banks. Chicago, 2F, a varsity golf team with Dick Bab­ VOOB with two singles, paced Ace to's^ Robinson. Cincinnati, 28; Mase- unlfdrms- , In his first complete game in six jacks, enabling one crewman to . . . desiined aid MSMfKtwed le age of 170 players each. If he wanU to show good said, ”It has a chance, but''L,don't "My back is coming along fine. cock as coach. The Rama will play Pacrani’s ...... 000 020—2-8-01 faith, should call a meeting of know how good.” roski. Pittsburgh, 27. home matches at ElHn^on Ridge. ■UrU on the road, giving up lift toe entire vehicle In a split ■aherwofiinfpraetial Xceto ...... 330 30X-9-7-0 Shea contended ihat Frick I wear a special type corset w d three aingle* (two by Al Dark) second merely by attaching^ a I the two minor leaguea (Inter­ Provision Opposed -Hits—Clemente, Pittsburgh, 57; I have * less pain than ever. Im * A • ■ j McCann, Fegy and Haw^-er. and George Trautmsn, Pres­ national and American Assn.) and a double by Jo* Kopp*. He compressed air hose. ident of the minor leagues, had As originally written, the bill Pinsim^Cinclnnatl, 49; Skinnff, hopeful of playing lOO games, he 3 -T AII-WMfti«r Reynolds; Kearns, Benson and Mc- and set up the machinery for" Pittsburgh.. 47; Groat, Pittsburgh, Family Man walked none, atnick out three and • — testified in Washington last would have permitted each major added. W trini kM r-FdlNl Neil.,' • . . an arbitrary commission. Un­ league club to control not more Shufflin’ Joe McOuskey,, the *11- retired the Ust 16 men in order week that an unrestricted 46; Mays. . tor hi* second shutout, both over DiM'aggiq Yale BoUrid SftM, Um M m m The ABC’s Of A Better Lawn til now he has maintained I»e than 100 players, with 60 of the Doubles—PinsSn.^and Robinson, time track great from... ..lanchesterMl n a t i o n a l LEAGUE draft would be acceptable to Philadelphia and Owen*. Giant W HITEW AllS could not do this because we total available at' least once a year Cincinnati, 12; Baile):j..Oncinnatl, Ditched Plan# and now a successful Wall 8t. brok­ Scorer’s nightmare, That w m them. pitching now hM a atrlng of New Haven, May 26 (ff) — YMs are not in the baseball, struc­ for draft by any other club. / 11; Skinner, PitUburgh aA£oc„.f 127 pounds. York, n y . ■ bsseball coach" after his team had ALL POPULAR MAKE HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER Imperial? Referee Max Muravnick gave dropped a thrilling 12 inning. 6^ ROUTE 4, BOLTON . Runs^atted In—Lemon, Wash­ y EJggleston five rounds, Haden one, ington, 26; -Minoso, -Chicago, 25; decision to Newington High at the | 342 E. CENTER ST ^-^MLV-GI 87 and called, four even. Qentilc, Baltimore and Skowron new school diamond. ENGINE EXCHANGER I Results of other bouts: Frank and Maris, Ne*v York, 24. The home club had a golden op­ EHLER’S AMOCO S ^ O N Tallsfero, 134, Hartford, scored a Hits — Minoso, Chicago and portunity to salt the decision in toe JACK’S ATUNTIC *»'Tci* wrrLt TKO over Tony Carullo, 135, EE* MAIN ST.— Ml 3-1477 Lumpe, Kansas City, 41; Smith, » seventh, scoring four • .^*** ' 704 MAIN ST— Ml 7-8232 Providence, at 2:40 in the second Chicago, Power, Cleveland and Ku- one but and the bases loaded, the 1 round of a scheduled six; Al Cos- bek. New York, 37. squeeze was flashed and th^ oat- , WE STOCK me w o e u f a m o u s i Uello, 145, Hartford, won a six ter missed the ball and the base | |l round dqclsion over Hank Georgi, Doubles—^Lollar, Chicago, Ku- JIM’S ATUNTIC STATION T he bek and Skpwron, Nrw York and -runnier was an easy out at me MCRIHSCN’S A1UNTIC You couldn't grow big and strong without good food. SV-S. 147, Providence: Carmello Aceve­ n W . CENTER ST.— Ml 9-8155 do, 125, Hartford, scored a TKO Allison, Washington, 10; Clinton, CASTROL and LUBRIPLATE 288 W . MIDDLE TPKE.— Ml 9-8302 Boston 9. f Newington’s Bruce ClMdrlchl Grass cak’t either. TURF BUILDER® helps grass get over Willie Morton, l20, Provi- went the diatance.on the hill, scat- •• # « o6 e ' I I dence, a,t the end of the third Triples—Fox, (Chicago, 4; Sle- label bern, Kansas (jlty and Mantle and terlng aeven hits. Errors ana walks MOTOA o il s and SPCCIALiZEO LUBRICANTS SUHRER’S SHELL SERVICE isara’j:; ; I I round of a scheduled six; Tony led to all Rockville runs In the • CUVfi’S ESSO I the proteins it needs for greener, thicker growth. Marrero, 143, Hartford, won a Howard, New York, 3; Eight tied with 2.’ seventh. It was Newington# sec­ 653 CENTER ST.— Ml ^-8128 1 three-round decision over Tony ond ’Win In 12 decisions. Goodrlcn 411 HARTFORD RD.— Ml 9-0229 ! family* seed gives just the Mbd grass wa ■yyant. tells 1 Hernandez, 142, Hartford. Home Runs—Lemw, Washing­ ton, 10; Held, ClevelMid and Cerv, ■parked the winning rally in toe \lmost Wnvf/tmg JBiutofriotive^ Kansas l^ty, 8; Maris, New York, 12th with a double. KEN’S GARABE A handsome, procficaf lawn we don’t 7; Minoso, Chicago, 6. Dick West came up with three DON WILLIS DARAQE y o u , Stolen Bases—Aparlcio, Chica­ lilts and drove in two runs for the ANDOVER— PI 2- go, 10; Minoso, (Chicago, Plersall, If your deiaer doesn’t a$opk puta. we Invite your Inqulriee. 18 MAIN ST.— Ml 9-4531 have to pamper. The precise Scotts Cleveland and Fernandez, Detroit, Losing pitcher Les Kittle, com­ 4; Six tied with 3. ing on in relief of Don Laferrlere TONY’S ATLANHC SERVICE Spreader helps us do both jobs right. w h y! Pitching (Based on tjiree or ‘ In ■ the fifth, -hurled acorelCM tall B ia MARKHAM SUNOCO STATION . Los Angeles—Emilio ^ Flores morel decisions) — Hall, Kansas for six frames until the 12th. Skip 484 CENTER ST— Ml 7-81 SI How about it—^n t to help? J’J6'4, San Bernardino, stopped City and Coates, New York, 4-0, Olandsr retired the final batter. 32* E CENTH ST^-MI 7-MS7 Teddy Rand, 126 Los Angeles, 1.000; • Brown and Portocarrero, The Rama are now four and nine 10. V. Baltimore and Morgan, Detroit, More and more folks art coming to us for advice on improving their^ I>eQver—Yama Bahama, 166, Bi- for the season. __ * « . DICK’S AIIANTIC STATION ' wiw 3-0, 1.000. Newington 200 110 000 O O ^ -8 -l HARTFORD ROAD SERVICENTER lawns through an easy-to-follow Scotts Program. Come T5 C- . * mini, BWL outpointed Victor Zala- StrikeouU — Pascual, Washing- Rockville .000 000 400 000-4-7-2 205 HARTFORD RD— Ml 9-8298 We’ll be glad to prescribe the correct Program for your lawn. zar, 160>/:i, Argentina, 10. Eddie ton, 68:* Bell, Cleveland, 55; Bun- Goodrich.and Smith; Lafe^ere, | 270 HARTFORD RD,— Ml 3i240e Garcia, ISS, Denver, outpointed ning, Detroit, 48; Barber, Balti­ Kittle (5), Olander (12) and Boud­ ’ • ' ‘ Jke Chestnut, 138'/„ Birmingham, more, 38; Ramos, Washington, 31. MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PAR^S Ala.. 10. Isaac Lcgart, 146i/i, Cuh^ reau. RUnNI’S aVINO A SERVICE New lower prices on Scotts Seed! Not only has the famous round Imperial EUSWOR t A sad U S S O Scotts^ ty ix r u l« Q n « * outpointed the Javollana Kid, 118 CfSMIl* ST— Ml ♦-8279 ( Family S^eecFlgSO sq ft box, *5.95 ' bottle now been imartly restyled, but 1441/], PhlDpplnee, 10. ' Player Auction ^ MIDDLE TURNPIKE All Taxe# Beaumont, Tex,—Henry watMn, UConns Elect Co-Caplains PROSPECT ST., Comer ( 262 OAKLAND ST— Ml 3-5155 you’ll also find Imperial in new, easy- 651 PARK s t r e e t • Inclnded 184, Dsdias, outpointed Nate (Kll- of GOVERNOR Near BROAD to-carry flasks. You’ll like the trim, lerj Jackson, 185, New Orleans, 10. Annual player atcUon in the.In- Btorr* May 26 Grra- j MANCHESTER Urmediate BasebaU League «U1 s«iaw Of Waterford and Ed Herrl- HARTFORD East HartfordI T - \\ ^ gently curved pint flask, and the mag- Boise, Idaho—George Mitchell 3-5168 •UNDCO WHB«Y • 64 MOOT • 860, Bolao, outpointed Billy Fields, take place tonight at 6:80^ at the soa of -Stonington-wfll ^ Tel. JAckson 81-2161 I T el. East Bide Ree. OominiMiaaeV lUm- TeL JAckaoii'7-1811 niflceot whiakey It holds. See your STIAIOHT WHISICrfA 4 YIAU 0 » MOM 800, Baa Franehwo, 1 ^ ♦«iM of toe University of Connec- OOONlSf »»raad> «id AV», w OlO • 70* OKAIN NBITIAl S7IIITS • ula Daigle reperta all teams wUl tkwt’s track tta*n n ^ t dealer and stock up. Tnatoa, N. J,—Jl. D. EUto, MB, start from ec#tch In their ealee- HttAM WAIKO B lO N I INC, KOBA, Ui Treatoa, atepped JDaimy U vlii*- Lloyd Duff. UOonn track o i ^ ^ l, BLISII HARDWARE CO. thma. ' aaownwed the seleotum Ia»t night. atea, IM , l ^ t o a . » I, ; ,.TI8 MAIN S T ^ H O N E Ml 8-4121 PQR PROMPT FREE DEUVERY ' V - -

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> PAGE TWiBNTY-lHBWIfc MAKCHESTER EVBN W O HERALP, MAMCHESraR, cgm . WEDKBgPAY. MAY 18. ^8? ■ H o u ^ tor Sale 72 YVsntcd— It«a EMtatfi 77 Botton MANCHESTER EVENLNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY. MAY 25> I960 Houses for ^als . 72 Houser for s s ls j^ 72 Building MatorUls 47 A|^meBt»-r-FiAtA-r> fhiqlnsMM py^psrtjjt for Sale 70 IF YOU ARE looking for cqurteoua. PAOl TWBOTK^^O Articicii For Brio 45 Uonsehoi^ GofMjs 51 TOLMJ/D—Beautiful 70 foot ranch, COVEjJtRY^LAKE I BY PAGALY, Mid'’8HORTEN 63 H—SIX ROOM colonial, 1% baths, expedient a6rvice; Uat.ydur prop­ Tenemcnta INDUSTRIAL ZONE ' with S foot ceilings. Uring vpom erty with us. ’J. D. Realty, 476 PiirinMi SorrlCM O ffend IS THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW SPECBACJAIJJ-Plcnlc Ubles M- WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST , Sl‘" I V BiCT, dlntog room set, *iee- extra large living room. centrBlly Opportunity knocka! Imagina for Mrs. Perrett trie sewing machine, secretary, TWO ROOM furnished front apart, Here i* an exceUent 8 room house located, near ■hopping, schools g with white brick fireplace, Mato St., MI 8-6139.. - * tachetf Beats, 80" wide top, 6 ft. _ hearth built-in bookcases, only $10,900—a large 6 room c i ^ l a w n MpWERS aherpeiMd end^ 117.98, 8 ft. 120.98. Rugged con­ Oiling Tile Wc ^ bookcase. MI 9-7361. ment. Heated. Kitchen *et, bed». with one acre of Industrial land and bu*. $17,200. Call the R. F- with full baaement, oil hot water Mahogany PanelWg, V- Groove which can serve 2 purpoee*—resi­ jy pipe paneling. Dlntog room REAL ESTATE is otir bustoeaa. repelred.-'Free plcK-up end de­ struction of 2x10” luml^r, zinc room set, refrigerator, gas range, Dimock MI 9-8246^or Johanna heat, generous size rpoms. Income Whether building, buying; eelling Appointed to fLOOfltf.TMl 14c Bq. Ft. KITCHEN TABLE $8, kitchen set Electricity add i u furnished free, dence and manufacturing. Priced Evans, 9-5658. ___ _ knotty pine paneling; 8 twin livery. All work guarmnteed. Salee, plated bolU. King size 34 ’ ^ d e size bedroome. Extra large bath­ from wkter supply, on % acre lot. or trading, 'call Jarvis first.' -,Our phaomacht, $12, maple chest $10, o*k com- Low rent. Apply IQ .Depot Square, for quick sale. CLASS •erVlce parte and rental equip­ top available. E xtra special 6 ft. 1x6 Hemlock Psnellng' 12c Sq. Ft. room. 8 closets. Full basement Aaaume $»0.10 monthly or . new office is open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon­ m^NOR’TH COVENTRY— BuUd/ ment. L a m Equipment _ Go., oniitATMIKlE ^ Doide $3.80, hiking chair $5, end Apartment 4. • ftoanctof available. . Finance Unit 80^' top. $14.95. Delivered and Western Framing, truck loads table $3, round oak dining table J, D. REALTY « r ’e home. Large eix room ranen. with'8 *tb61 bpipis. Family room day through Friday, 9 a.m;-6 p.m. Bamforth Road, Vernon. Bjiino 6VSBV PA'/ tepfibled. W. Zlnker, Ml 9-8444 $103 per 470 MAIN ST. M IS -5 1 2 9 24x26. 2-car basement garage, t^x- on Saturdays. The Jarvis Realty Moake, Ml 8-0771. If no anewer 'WiTrtOUT FAIU $10. cwnier whatnot $5, carved oak VERY CENTRAL-4 large room* 'two-car basement garage, near LAWiRENCE F. FIANO advertising 8d A >8d Common Nalls • - buffet ^ a b l e for bar $10, Edison oh Second floor’ of two family new school, $17,900. R. F. Dlmock cated 2V4 irrtles from WUbur Cross COi, ^ E. Center St., MI 3-4112 Doris Perrett bM call A1 Laeka, TR 8-7608 coUect ANP KlARV A HOME AND garden tool and equip TALCOTTVTLLE—’This Is special $10.80 per Keg .record player $15, rug and pad home. $80 plus heat. Sorry, only Co., MI 9-8246 or Barbara Woods, Highway,'18 miles from Hartford, . MI8r2766 , JP 8-7847; PI 2-8311. named to fill a vacancy on the curroMCR ■ ment rentals. Lawn and garden Fully equipped grocery and gener­ 18 mile* from Manchester. Beauti­ b e a u t if u l s t o n e walla In- fertilizer, mower engine, Mpalr- No. 1 Oak Flooring $199 per M' $18, piano bCnch $7.80, marble top adulU can be conaidsred. Ideal al store located'in fast growing MI $.7702,. ARE YOU CONSIDERING Board of Flivenc*- Bka wlU com­ CLASSIFIED ADVEBTISMENT DEPT>HPUR8 Btalled (granite). Also garden, ter­ SASriAVtfiM dressers, comniodes and tables. spot for bus, etc. Now available. fully .-landscaped surroundtoga. Paul P. Flano MI 1-0468 BePoac.itM Ing. AP Equipment, 948 Center Disappearing Stairways $23.98 ea. ared.- Property also contains four V—NEW SIX room Cape, Boltort; plete the tinexjst^ term of Bobert* S jIB A.M. to 4t30 P.M. - race and retaining walla. Reason­ Single and double beds, Victorian MI 3-1578. Very low tgxes. Lot 150x760, SELLING YOUR St, Ml 9-2082. Open evenings and '4x8 Plyscord $9® P**" modem apartments producing ex­ l',4 baths, customized kitchen, one S ^ n g fed bubbling brook. $28,900. Ed. Crawford MI 9-44l) M. 'Treat which rim* until October. able pricea. Call MI S-2487 between OR, s o - W E E t weekends. dsy bed, kneehole and Governor PROPERIY? Built-in Ironing Boards $10.98 Each Wlnthrop desk; Electric oven.. MI ROCKVILLE— Beautiful, modem cellent income. For further Infor­ acre lot, $16,800. R. F. Dimock J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., MI 1961. ' . . ^ , tOPY CLOSING t i m e FOR t^LASS|™ p .ADJ f and 8 only. _____ mation call TTie Jervis Realty Co. Co., MI 9-8248 or Barbara 'JfToods, VERNON—9 room home <» hu# FOR SALE—Used heating furnace, 1-7449. S',4 room aj»artmebt, Iddal loca 8-5129. line. Asking $10,000. .Tongrrti, We will estimate value of your A Democrat, Mrs. Pewett is the MOI^AY Thru FRIDAI 10:S0 AAL—SATOBDAT • A J ^ ’Twin Casements $12 Ksch MI 3-4112. MI 9-7702 first member of her party to servo A M RUBBISH REMOVAL Bery complete wrllh oil burner, in good tloh, all utilities furnished, wksh Broker, 118 Main 8-6321. property without obligation. We Ice—restdential, comrtlerclal, in­ condition. Cail'MI 8-8876. PAY ’N TOTE CHAMBERS FURNTTURF- er and dryer* on pregil***. Free USED ANSALDI alsq buy-property for cash. since 1955 when Kingsley Carpen­ dustrial. Attics, cellars, yards, In- parking, 15 minutes to Hartford 72 VI—AUNIMUM DOWN FHA. North Member Multiple Listing. ter went off the Board. She was a PLEASE READ YOUR AD Houses for Sale Coventry New BV4 room ranch Built Hbme VERNON—Immftcuiate three heAl cinerator-cardli^ard drums. SHOPSMTTH Mark V, accessories, n o b o d y - b u t n o b o d y SALES on Parkway. $90 a m onitor Call room ranch; next to Lake Street candidate for the Board o f Finance G.E..bullt-tos, fireplace, basement Like New ft STAlJILEY BRAY, Realtor mowing. Light trucking. Ml 9-9787. lltSO; Reo trim-a-lawn power mow­ Rockville TR 8-3748 ot'TR 5 -^ 0 , Hg;B0O^ room cape, aluminum FTVE, ROOM RANCH—Full base­ Schoolr^rice reduced to $13,790, on the Democratic .ticket in laat OUMlilMl or -Wmat Adi” « • Uken o V « to# UNDERSELIA NATIONAL : 508'b ..,m 1d p l e t u r n p ik e siding, fireplace, hot water heat, .gdriage, one acre lot. $14,900. Call October's election.' « er 28" reel. Snowplow attaclf- R. F. Dimock Co., M I' 9-8248 or ment, two fireplaces, .ceramic tile Asatune 4%% G.I. or 10% down BRAE-BURN REALTY ALL TYPES screens repaired 'Wth BuT’'We0«PA'# ment. $50. MI 8-4795. 'THREE^ROOM apartment. Avail dormers, garage, t r ^ , bjis, ''FHA. Here’s dollar value galore. In other'business of the regular to tttoe for **“ Alcoa screenings. New screens IN VEARS ME J^WflONAL LUMBER, INC^ able Immediately. All utilities Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. batH. hot water oil heat, full to; MI 3-6273 mortgage, CSrlton VV, Hutchins, sulaqon, city water and eewerag6 Call E. E Bushey, Broker, MI meeting laat night, the Bowd made up. 447 Main Street or call OPENED 10 MiMUTEt WE DON’T MEET PRICES— " 8R1 STATE STREET NEW F U R ^ U R E Parktog spaCe.^ For one or two M.' 9-8182. voted to approve the purchaae o f a v n — IMMAC^LTn ranch near ameslte drive, com btoat^ win 9-2088. SELLING—BUYIN(3—Trading? We MI 9-4838 for free pick-up._____ lATE.MALF 1ME NORTH HASTEN, CONN. workingmen to share the apart tape reconler for use of the town, Visit V ir Bab3#fi’*^partment for mept or young miarrled couple EXEGUnVB—Six room ranch, IH Boltcn Center^ 4 rooms, jriousl* dows and doors. Ten .dftya occu offer you tree confidential to' RUBBISH REMOVAL Service. At TO/iKl WA6TNERE WE BEAT THEM!. good buy* on quality high chairs, closed breezeway. garage, V.com- pancy. Priced at only $16,400. ANDOVER CENTER ’The Zoning Commission has ad­ t5 i^ T «m eifik iit wiu Qot be corrected by <1n«ke good" toeorttoA CHestnUt 8-2147 C!all between 5-7, Ml 8-6441; baths, fully plastered, completely •pectiona and arrange all financ­ vised that new state law* require tics, cellars, and storage n »m s •nWlNfilOSET IN. training chairs, Waypens. cribs air conditioned, aluminum awn­ binations throughout, $14,400. R. F. CHARLES. LESPERANCE ing from start to finish. Mitten 750x14 Whitewalls |14.95 carriages.' crib rtiattretses. etc. ’TWO ROOM furnished apartment, Dlmock Co., hn 9-5245 or Barbara $9,000 full price for tfila-T. mom verbatim report* of public hearing* cleaned. Also yards cleaned. Rea­ ings and combination windows, ^ m 9-7620 will work hand and glove -with Sind recommended that a tape r ^ rOUB COOtEKATlON WIIA sonable. MI 8-2608. All sizes at lowest prices. Diaitionds— Watches— Furniture for the entire home, at private bath, entrance, all utlli beautiful location, acre lot. Nicely; Woods, MI fl-7702. home. Stone firtplace, heatalator, you. Member Multiple Uattog Dial Mi 3-2711 ties, parking. 88 Union St. ^ large acreened-ln porch, 8-car base corder he purchased a* tlj* m ^ BE APPRECIATED ORUO STOflE, Exchange and. ti^ ■avlngs; landscaped. In the low $30s. J. D.-. v m —CHOICE location, 6 room SOtJD SEVEN roofii Colonial home Service. Call the Ellsworth Mitten economical way of fulfilling tha ELECTRICAL Insulation and Jewelry 48 Realty, 470 Mato St.. MI 8-5129... ment garage, 2 rooms unfinished. Agency, Realtors'. M?. 8-6980.. »T AtP.WgAMffff, Open 10-8 7:30-9 dsaiy ranch, attached garage, one acre in ' excellent location'. Large fire- requirement. pairs. New and old work.^ Call MI placed living room with built-in Near store ahd church. Ideal for LEONARD W. tOOT, Jeweler—re- THREE FURNISHED rooips, ga NEW'i ROOM ranch, bullf-to stove, wooded lot. Immaculate condition. ’The aelectmen advised that the Automobiles for Sale <4 8-0391. COLE’S DISCOUNT MI 3-8187 y _ bookeftset. spacious dining room; children. US’TINGS NEEDED for oU types Lost and Found palrs, adjusts watches experUy. rage. MI 9-1946. fireplace, garage, cellar, 175 foot $23,500. Call R. F. Dlmock Co.. MI of homes. For prompt, courteous Zoning Commission wlU purcha*e LAWNS MOWED—Job or seasonal ‘ Ss STATION Reasonable prices. (Iheh Tuesday 9-5245 or Ba'rbara Woods, MI den or fourth bedroom, family- a legal-size file for storage of their 19S7 FORD, Falrlane 800, Fordoma- ' E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-K-G~ frontage, trees. Only $15,900. Carl­ sized kitchen. Second floor three I.AWRENCE F. FIANO service, call' Cleszjmekl-Felber 1‘S.vv. LOST—Two month* old kitten, •contract. Special rates for la i^ thru Saturday, ’Thursday eve­ ton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. 9-7702. records at the town office*. The black. Ml tlc, power steering, two-door hard 436 CENTER BT. SIX ROOM duplex. ReisonaUe. MI good-sized bedrooms and bath. MI 8-2766 Agency, Art or Ann Felber. Ml white, orange and lavims. For free esOmates, call MI nings. 129 ^ ru ce St. Ml 9-4387. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE 8- 1409, or Margaret aeszynskl,town Ml is also planning to buy a top. Call MI 8-4488 after 8. 3-5309. NICE 6 ROOM Colonial with fire­ IX—srx ROOM colonial. Buckley One-car garage attached. $17,900. B-6582. 3-1781, 8-1:80 p.m. ______31" PENNSYLVANIA riding lawn- Paul P. Flano MI 8-0468 9- 4291. hone for highway (i*e and A apara BRAND NEW place. East Middle ■' Turpplke, School area, 1% baths, priced to Extra building lot available. Cath­ Ed. Crawford MI 9-4410 brush core for the rotary straet 1939 CHEVROLET coupe, 1987 RELIABLE man with truck for Help Wanted— Female S5 Situations Wanted— mower, one year old. excellent Garden— Farm— Dairy FIVE ROOM FLAT—Oil heat, hot sell at $18,500, R. F. Dlmock po erine V. O’Leary, Real Ea^te. MI LOST-Ttger cat. full Chevrolet floor transmission. Call Moving—Trucking— condlUori, $100. MI 9-2210. ONLY $310 $14,900. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., SELLING YOUR home is our busi­ sweeping broom recently ■ itv Femdalp Drive and W Mldd^ trash pick-up. moving, Md odd ' Female 38 Prdducts 50 water, quiet residential district. MI 8-6129. I____ MI 9-8245 or Barbara Woods. ), MI 8-6530. 4 ' 29 AUBURN ROAD-rllring room Budget request* for thi 1960-61 after 8:30, MI 9-2700. Stjorage______20 WANTED— <3onnecticut licensed MI 8-4292 between 6-9 p.m. ness. Immediate cash buyei^ ^^'fpke. Call Emily Smith, MI jobs. Very reasonable. Call after 60 GAIXON glass ilned,’ two year $18 Delivers — $11.72 Month 9-7702. fireplace, formal dining room, fiscal term will be. mailed to town 8 p.m. weekdays. Saturday and nurse, full or part-time, Tel. TIJ BOOKKEEPER, full charge. Also 60-82 PORTER ST. ExcepUisnally LODGE DR.—Large six room cape Paul J . Correntt Agency. M l 8-6272. MANCHESTER Movlfig andjfeuck- old, electric water heater. Excel NATIVE ASPARAGUS — Fresh i2-piia::E b e d r o o m large-cabtoet kitchen, three bed agencies in the .next few day*. ThSl CLEARANCE SALE —Moving to Sunday any time. MI 8-8429. 5-9121. , typing and light shorthand. Box large two-famUy. now vacant, ex­ X —L'SHAPBD Ranch home, extra overlooking Cepter Spring’s Pond. 8-5363 any tlihe. ’ \ , / new location. Used car* must go Ing Compsiny. Local and-jong dis- lent condition. ’TR 8-6861. • picked dally, 3 bunches 69c, 12 14-PIECE’LIVING ROOM rooms, two-car garage. many Board will request that they be ra» S, Herald. I $2; crate of 24 bibunches FOUR ROOM apartment. Heat and cellent condition. Priced rl|(ht for large living room, fireplace, com­ Close Center. St. James Parish. beautiful trees. Marion E. Robert' J950 - Chevrolet half-ton pick-up. tEince moving, packing and stor­ PREPARE NOW for this summer’s bunches I $2; crate of 2 ’ jp.PIE(?E KITCHEN hot water, $70. Tel. MI 8 -^ 8 . Excellent condition, $14,500. Good- ■ V turned by July 1. ' « LET AN experienced electronics $3.89. Noyv taking-orders Tor freez­ quick sale. Ml 9-5229, 9-5. binations throughout. Large qood ■on. broker, MI 3-5958. 8298; 1988 Ford, 4-door, V-8, auto­ age Regular service throughout vacation with extra cash earned In WALL PAPER, our regular stock ji(Vee Delivery. Free Storage chlld-Bartlett Realty, Realtors, FTA Backs Janlor High n e w e Ml 9-6937 after 2:30. V-S auto technician assemble your elec papers all one-half price, Sher­ er canning. Farmer^ Market, ed lot, 2',4 years old. R. F. Dimock Lecal Noticfi matic, rebuilt engine, excellent tronic kits. I do reliable, guaran New England State* and Florida. your spare time as an Avon Rep­ Situations Wanted— Male 39 Free Service NEW FIVE room rent. - second 4 CAROL DRnrE - RockviUe, $18, Co. MI 9-5245 or Barbara Woods BU 9-0939, MI 8-7925. ST. JAMES Parish. 6 full size win-Williams, 981 Mato St. , E. Middle Tpke., MI 9-0474. floor, heat, .hot water and garage, The Parent-Teacher A*®*-. **•" condition, 1498; 1982 Cadillac con teed work at reasonable rates Ml 3-6563. resentative. Cash in on the ever­ 650. 6 room ranch, large living M I’9-7702. rooms, aluminum siding, new GE AT A COURT OF PROBATE hsM at ported to the town thl* week on Ita Announcements vertlble, rebuilt engine, excellent HEALTHY, YOUNG man with ex- -A—L—B—F^Rr-T—’—S ,$110 per month. MI 8-6205. VERNON—Five room ranch, ex­ Phone MI 3-0204 week day* be MANCHESTER Package Delivery. growing demand for our fra­ VIOLIN, 12 gauge double barrel room, cabinet kitchen. 8 bed­ furnace. Loads of play-or garden Coventry, within wid for the diflrict of stand on thb school i*»u*-.In th* condition, 1498; 1981 Ford con grances, deodorants, cosmetics ‘perience desires part-time work. Ji'ertilizers 50-A' 48-45 Allyn Street, Hartford rooms, mortgage can be BOLTON—Four room ranch with cellent condition, four years old. Coventry, on the 23rd day of May. A.D. PHILCO-BENDIX 16 lb. wash. Me; tween 8:80-7 p.m. Light trucking and package deiiv- Lawns, painting, etc. Call MI shotgun, freezer paper, glassware, THREE ROOMS and bath, kitchen apace, and priced at $15,800 for mlifteograph ■beet, published by vertlble, rebuilt engine. 6298. Kler- and gifts. We will help you to sue OPEN NipfirrS TILL I, assumed. ' Marlon E. Robertson, 2-car garage, acre of land, $10,900. Owner forced to sacrifice. Moved prompt eale. Call now and we’ll I960 drv 10c. Lucky Lady Lauder- ery. Refrigerators, washeTs and 3-2869. china, mirrors and electrified oil cabinets, redecorated, heated, hot J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., MI out of atate, $12,600. FHA mini Present Hon. ®lmore Turklnfton. the unit and distribute® to nan Motors -Sales, 427 Hartford LAWNS MOWED, raked. Satisfac­ ceed. Call CH 7-4187. lamp*. 34 Portland St. CLEAN COW manure. Delivered 8ATB. € t».M. Broker, MI 8-5988. show It to you. John H. Lappen, center, 9 Maple St., across from tion guaranteed. Reasonable. MI stove moving specialty. Folding water. Inquire 245 N. Mato St.,- mum down payment. Jim Tuttle. ^'Estate of Adam Geor«« Quandt, late Boltpn residents,' the PTA ^ d it Road. Next to Norman’s. BOOKKEEPmO—Payroll —I $5-$10 loads. Excellent for shrubs, Manchester, 9 a.m.-6:80'p.m. Call 8-8129. Inc., MI 9-5261, MI 8-5219, MI First NaUqnal Store. Open Z4 9-9985. High School boy. ___ chairs for rent. Ml 9-0762. FIELD CANVAipERS-^ gardens, lawris, etc. MI 8-7804, MI WALK TO Main Street shopping MI 9-6305. of Coventry in eald district. deceMed. is in favof of building a junior hlgh^--' Services, evenings arid weekends SMALfi GARDEN tractor with at­ Thre« Rooms of Fiimiture JA 5-0574. ■ - PRINCETON School, Immaculate 9-7445. ' Upon application of William H. Trllmu school for Grades TL 8 and 9 on tp»^ hours. J NO MONEY tachments'foe sale; also one sump and schools, expandable cape, prayine that an instrument purporting HAVING LAWN MOWER trouble? AUS’TIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Merit Food Plan will hire tWo by isesponsible, married, family 9-8731. 6 room cape, l',4 baths. Imllt-tos, FOUR BEDROOM ranch, wooded X pump, MI 8-2395. fireplace, storms, fenced yard. MANCHESTER—New 1400 sq. ft. to bo the laat wiU and testament of said town’s Brandy St.\property.-r , moving, packing, storage. Low ladies for outside canvassing pur­ man desiring to %am extra in­ FROM MODEL HOME HEA’TED FIVE room apartment, Only $14,500. Carlton W. Hutchins. fireplace, slied dormer, trees, only section, garage, breezeway, fire­ deceased bo admitted to probate and TTte question 'wUl cqmagflp. at a 3 DOWN Bring it to Burnt 1^11 Road, He-f third floor, centrally located, near split level, l',4 baths, fireplace, Personala bron Baron’s lawn mower serv­ rate on long distance moves to poses. Working hours 6-9 p.m. five come. Reasonable rate».,,MI 9-8788 Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B MI 9-5132. $18,500. Carlton W. Htitchins. MI place, built-in stove, two full that letters of administration with the town meeting tonight at a ji ’clocR 48 states. MI 8-5187. Cost Over $700 bus line. MI 9-7269 after 4 p.m. built-ins, garage, walk-out recrea­ win annexed be -P"® '""' 82 Bulck Sedan 8198 ice Quick service. reasonable. days per week. Pay $1.25 per hour • any time. ______18" 2-CYCLE rotary mower, Call 9-5132. baths, $19,500. MI 4-1779. aa per applicaUon on file, it la ' at the Community H w . Braced-, VACUUM CXEANERS repaired to SOUTH WnrosOR -cu stom built tion room, good financing, 85 Willys Station $498 Wlilimantlc AC 8-9080. plus production bonus. ’Transporta­ evenings. ’TR 8-1115. EXTRA LARGE potted tomato FOUR ROOM apartment. , first $19,900. For appointment call ORDERED: That the foregolna appli­ ing it on the agenda jmU be th* mV own home shop. Forty y®*** CARPENTER first class, desires plants 30 Frank Smith, 1164 ' NEVER BEEN USED executive 74 foot ranch with 10 MANCHES’TER t - Chistom buUt, MANCHES’TER—’Two-family house cation bb heard and determined ,at toe 58 Mercury Hardtop $395 Painting— fttpering 21 tion furnished. For interview call each.' floor. $70 a month. Tel. Vp. 9-2356 Armstrong 6c Chamberlain, BU choice of a 6-room addition to th* facTjry experience.' All makes, work. Tel. Ch 6-9808 7-9 evenings Pleasant Valley Rd., Buckland. Sale Price $388 acres of land, 2-car garage, l',4 oversize 6 room Cape, on bus line, In excellent condition. Separate Probate office in Coventry in a^d MI 8-0632. WALLPAPER 100 room loU. $2.79 after 4 p.hj. 9-6476, Mr. Belasky, MI 8-0987. trlct. on the 2nd day of June. A.D. 196a present •l^mentary school with low rates, free *"^'toates, free 82 Pontiac Sedan $145 Household Servlees ^ only. each, all pre-trimmed, some pre- baths, enclosed shower. High ele- shrubbed lot, with shade trees heating units, oil fired, three-car at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon, and pickup and dell-v.ry, Mr. Miller, PAfiNfTlNa AND paperhanging. garage, good location. Philbrlck combination gj-mnaslum - audi­ 84 Chevrolet 2-Door $898 Good clean workmanship at rea­ WAITRESS^Part-tlme. Tuesday 6 pasied. SJierwln-WlUlafns, 981 PLANTS. NOTHING over 80c; Pay Only $4 Week FOR RENT—6 room flat, *-newIy vacation with beautiful view. The One-cdr garage, ameslte drive, that notice be given to all persoiis In­ Offered 18-A p.m.-l. Sunday 12-8 p.m. Charcoal shrubs—not over $1. Evergreen--- city water, sewer and sidewalks, Agency. MI 9-8464. ______. VALUE PLUS terested In said estate of the pendency torium. JA 8-8409.______■ 88 Rambler Hardtop $895 sonable rates. 80 years in M ^ Main St. decorated, ail modem conven­ best of everything has gone into of said application and the time and Broile^. MI 9-8055. RELIABLE' MAN would like odd $2 and up. Drive out Saturday and fiaeriflctog complete l?edroom. this house can be bought with or Priced for quick sale. PhUbrifck Accent oh value. Custom buUt 7 Tramp, ’Tramp, Tramp B ro s WANTED—Pratt A Whitney 84 Hudson Sedan $185 HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish renaov Chester. Raymond Flske. Ml jobs mowing lawns, etc. MI 8-1894. iences. including garage. Box U. HOWLAND’S FIN^ HOMES room wmch, just over Manchester place of hearing thereon, by pubUahfrg COOLERiATOR —100 lb, capacity Sunday and see them. Jt>hn complete living room and Herald. Without acreage. J. D. Realty, 470 Agency, MI 9-8484. a copy of this order in aoina newUpeper Qub Scout Pack 78 •will prao- Aircraft, Whitney St. Hours 8-4 ;45. 81 Ford V8 Sedan al, cellars and attics cleaned. 9-9237. r e f i n e d o l d e r woman to man­ ice boxj tray* and shelves.' MI Bardn Burnt Hill Road, Hebron. decorator furniture from model dis­ line on a d e r Mill Rd. to Bolton. having a circulation In aaid dlslHct, at tice marching in preparation for Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold Main St. MI 8-5129. Owner transfsired. Must sell de- Attractively decorated with every­ least five dSya before the day of aald Gate No. 17 or 17x. Ml 9-2010. Very clean age small house for businessman. Tel. WllUmantlc AC 8-9050._____ . play home. We will give you free MANCHESTER VICINITY— Price the Memorial Day parade in Man­ EXTERIOR AND interior painting Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 9-3246. just reduced. Large, beautiful 'lightful • room cape renovated this thing just right. 8 large bedrooms. hearing, to appear if theV aea cauae at Hoar; MI 9-4084, and paperhangtog. - Wallpaper Live in. light duties, small salary. delivery'and free storage up to one Bluinem Locations PORTER STREET Section, 4 bed' aald time and .place:and be heard rela­ chester at it* meeting tonight at RIDERS WANTED-Pratt a 1952 Bulck Convertible BU 9-0939. room colmtisi, fireplace, aluminum executive type 8 bedroom custom year, breezeway to garage, large Exquisite ceramic tiled bathroom tive thereto, and make return to thla n®y, *econd shift. Porter St., High­ WEAVING o< Bums moth holes books. Guaranteed workmanahlp. Household Goods 51 7 ^ : . ■ I for Rent 64 built ranch, stalnlwess steel built- spaded lot, $15,200. FHA commit and extra lavatory. Modem kitch­ the Community Hall. Memtien ar* Full price $129 Reasonable ratea Fully insured. AKC REGISTERED Collla pope. Boats and Accesiories 46 storms, hot water heat, attached ELMORE TURKINOTON. Judge. land Park section. MI 9-7616, 9-12 and tom clothing, noslery runs, WOMAN /D R general housework, garage, only $17,900,' Carlton W, ins, fireplace.- bookcases, paneling, en! Formal dlntog room. Beauti­ asked to note carefully that the 1981 Hudson Sedan Fast and courteous service. Leo MI 9-9580. . \ ' NORMA^N’S ant. a,m. hr dbags repaired, . zipper, re 1, 2 or 8 days a week. 8 adults, no I960 WEST BEND outboard motors. ALL KINDS of sterilized used fur­ FOR* OFIriCE or business u««- Hutcbiiia, MI 9-5182. , 1'4 baths, attached garage, semi­ fully proportioned living roonr with meeting will be .held at 6;30 pm . Full price $69 placement, umbrellas repaired, J. PeUetler. Ml 9-6826. \ 443 Hartford Road Mato St. near Center. 8 rooms, CentraUy located, aean. coxy DECREE ON LIMITATION OF in order not to conflict with th* heavy laundry. $1.25 per hour. MI See oiir display. One full year niture for every room, most of it circle drive, nearly one acre lot. special fireplace. All Philippine ma­ CLAIMS) you buy. furniture any- ground floor,. Rlenlty_qf, parking. POR’TEA^S’I'REET Section—7 room Many many more extras. For full cape, , . 5 rooms finished. Owner mov. town meeting. 'Antomobilw for Sale 4 69- Ijark Sedan — 'B3f3ERIOR’''and- teterias' SIAMESE KnXENS..fav-r.m3«.. Ml guanMtiM=r;^D. J. Morrlaon Paint appliance hogany trim. . Spacious fatolly AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden $1498 replaced. "MarTc^^ Eim*"Mentt- Co., 385 Center St. ling clean and tested. New maple MI 9-5229, 9-5. , colonial home, den, full dlntog particulars call the Ellsworth MU- ing out of town. Must sacrifice, room that can be separate apart­ at Coventry, within and for the Dle- BasebaU Nesra CeUings reftolshed. Paperhan _ HAND GUTTER. Day shift, 8-4:80 9-8576. trict of Coventry, on the 23rd day of OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ tog Shop. ______Wallpaper books. given. den set. Bronze/brass dinette and- room, large kitchen, living room ten Agency, Realtors, Ml 8-6980 or ment for guests or relatives." l-cfor. Flano Realty defeated M and M 57 Ford Station Wagon p.m. Night shift, 8-10 p.m. Apply STONINGTON built 16 foot lap- MAIN STREET—Building fof com­ 18x24 with fireplace. Built-In book­ Top value. 4 bedroom home. *e May, A.D. 1960. J _ cial* flxlt y .rself car*, always Fully covered by insurance. Call SIX MONTHS old German Shep­ chrome' kitchen set. Viscose rugs,- WHITE ENAMEL gas stove 26x40. MI 9-5524. garage. Tastefully , landscaped Preeenl Hon. EftnSfe Turklnfton, OU. 7-0, last night in the Junior V8 New Motor TV SERVICE — Potterton’s all Kaklar Toy Co. 80 Hilliard St.. ■trake shelter cabin, sO h.p. all braided rugs, ^ d s and mat­ mercial business or offlee use. cases; second floor, three bed­ modeled, full basement, new fur- a good selection. Look behtod our Edward R. Price. MI 9-1008. herd. $25. Inquire 48 Fairfield St., IW. MI 8-8550. ____ ^ Will subdivide MI 9-6229. 9-8. grounds—nearly 1 acre and enjoy­ E»q.,'Judee. ■ j , baseball program. John Roberts, 88 Rainbler Sedan makes. Highest quaUty Manchester, or call MI 9-8419 after electric motor. Te^-Nee trailer. tresses. 30-40% Off on new furnit­ rooms and bath." Den may be used COVENTRY—^Brand new 5 room l.nace, patio, garage, clMe to Junior able patio. ’The asking price wUl On motion of J. Raymond I^onU, offlee. Douglas Motors, 333 Main Just Like New work and parti, over « years ex­ WOMEN FOR -general factory Can ^ seen at 149 Adams , St., as fourth bedroom. One-car at­ ranch, oil heat, large, sunny cabl- High and High School. $16,900. Admlniitrator. 142 Valley StH.Wllllman- pitching for Flano, struck out 12 fcXTERlOR ’AND Interior painting, 6 p.m. ure. Credit terms.... . arranged. w < ^ n BEAUTIFUL foyr burner G.E. elec­ COMPLETELY redecorated and fool you. Seeing la believing. Uc. Conn., on the estate of plana Hart- men and walked three. , Bobby 58 Ford 6 Cyl. perience. Fam-ni* for service since work, first., shift. Apply Spencer Manchester. ‘ 9-9 Saturdays till 5. LeBIanc tached garage, $17,900. Phllbrlck Inga. late of Coventry within aald dis­ n e e d a c a r and had your credit 1931. Phone MI 9-4887 for best decorating, ceilings, floors, paper- J \Km tric range, double oven, all push modernized building with air con net Manchester Green. 6 rooln ranch Luke and Allan Skinner caught 2 Door. Like New hanging. aean workmanship. Free Rubber Products CoT, Mancheeter, nitiire Hospital, 195 South St., Agency, Ml 9-8464. ■ ' Hansen, Realtor. MI 8-2453. condition. Spacloua living JARVIS REALTY CO. trict. deceased. ' , turned down? Short on Pay­ service. NEW FLOATING Dock Marfna: button, equipped with grill, four dltlonlng and private parktog for This Court doth deerse tlwt sU Randy Cote hit a home run with ment? Had a repoesesslonT Don t 58 Chevrolet V8j estimates. No Job too small. John Clonn. Live Stock-—Vehicles 42 Rockville,.’TR 5-217p ■years old, $200. MI 9-2259 after 6. lease. Building contains 1800 sq. REALTORS INSURORS months be allowed and limited for the Individual boat slips, high rail­ DUPLEX 6-6, 94-96.School St., mod FABULOUS SIX rdom Cape with room with fireplace. 8 l i ^ e bed- creditors of said estate to **J’ "'li toelr one man on base for th* game’s glv# up! See Honest Douglas, get Sedan P.G. DICK’S WEA’THERSTRIP Com­ Verfallle, MI 3-2521. WAITRESS for part-time w5rk. ft. of office space and 1500 sq. ft. Mdar recreation room.- wall to rooms, attached garart. ^ e r will MI 8-4112 MI 8-7847 PI 2-8311 to* iowdowa on the lowest down ’TWO SADDLE horses for sale with road bridge, ameslte ramp and FOUR PIECE bedroom set. ma­ em bathrooms, twq^ear ■ garage, claims against the same to the Admin­ hitting hlghUght Ken Bhapaalita 20 Other Guaranteed pany doors and windows, custom Days only. Good pay plus tips. hoist, bait, tackle, marine ga*. for basement storage. 85 Oak St., excellent ■ location $2iq0Or—J. D. wan carpeting, garage and work- conalder any reasonable offer istrator and directs that public notice be was losing pitcher. Norm Nichols and smaUest payments anywhere EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. tack. Phone MI 8-7895 after 8 hogany finish, drapes, two large CR08LEY refrigerator , $10. or call Ml 8-8271 for appointment, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE given of this order by advertlslnR in a Used Cars. work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- Experienced woman preferred. modem cabins, 14’-18’ boats—$30 mirrors, few knick-knacks. M Realty, 470 Mato S t.-r^ 8-5129. sh6p On Im* Une,. SIS.WO. Cllf*l r was catcher.' Umpire# were Don Not a small loan or finance com llmanfic HA 8-1196. Free estimates. Very reasonable p.m. . MI 9-2856 after 4 p.m. Spacious 8 room colonial, 2-car newspaper havInB a circulation In said Apply In person, Brags Key. season. Also, new-used and rental 8-6558. - ' LARGE STORE at 26 « r c h St. ford Haheen. Realtor. MI 8-2463. ) WARREN E. HOWLAND, district, and, by posting a copy thereof Gauthier jachind the plat* and pany plan. Douglas Motors. 833 GOOD TRADES— BANK TERMS rates. Call MI 5WTt94. MANCHESTER- ROAD. Glaaton attached garage, kitchen with on the public sign jmsl in said Town of PLAT FINISH HoUand window ___ boats and motors. New 16’ V-bot- Apply Marlow'a, 867 Mato St. laundrv room, separate . dining Warren DeMartln on base*. Main St. . COME OVER — FILL YOUR — ranches, $99.50; DENTAL ASSISTANT:^- Pleasing Articles For Sale 45 tom- Sea Robin Lapstrake boats— Musical Instrumlnts 53 bury, facing the golf course. ( ATTRACTTVE n e w Cape.- three, PTrATTOR Coventry, nearest the place where the ’The junior baseball prqm m 'a GAS TANK 25.9 shades made to measure. All PAINTIN personality, neat and willing. Near Main St., Parking^______room, ‘living room with bookcases deceased last dwelt. WANTED — Clean used cars. We C a p e V ^ d split levels $119.50 $395 each. Excellent fishing, qua 1959 WESTINGHOUSE 80’ electrlo room Cape, breezeway garage bedrooms, family sized J m - i„ st Certified from Record. _ , farm teams have taken the Mate# 1 metal Venetian blinds at a new Please, send details on exper­ LOAM—SAND—stone — G r a v e l- SEE ’THE nqw Kinsman spinet nice lot. Priced for quick sale. J. dinette, fireplace with colored slatej MI 8-1108 575 Main St. and cabinets, Ooeed in porch, 3 ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. buy, trade down or trade BRUNNER’S low price. Keys made while you paint. Call MI 9-9229. hoging, crabbing and bathing range. MI 8>8608. SMALL MAIN STREET etore, cen twin size bedrooms.' 2 tile baths. of Bolton Stingers, manage^ by ience and wages expected for 38 Fill and Ameelte. For prompt de­ Wequetequock Cove Boat Co., U.S organ, two keyboards with percus- trally located. Ideal set-up for bar­ D Refilty, 470 Main St., MI S-6129. thing. Douglas Motors, 833 Main. YOUR LARK DEALER wait. Marlow’s. hour week. Box T, Herald. Re livery call Ml 8-8608., Walter P. USED BUT not abused—one deluxe Price reasonable. Calt owner. Emile LeBlano, and Bolton Yan­ Rt.,1, Stontogton, Conn. eloir^$995: Dubaldo Music Center. ber shop or shoemaker. I^ent $80 AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden kees with Buck Hammond as msn- 1981 STUDEBAKER COUPE, auto­ On The Manchester-Vemon pllee confidential. MUler, Trucking. double oven Hotpolnt electric Middle Tpke. Ml 9-6205. MANCHESTER —Low down pay­ MI 9-8590 at Andover, within and for the Dlfllrlct ALL MAKES of TV, nuMO/ and Courses and Oasses 27 monthly. Call MI 8-7928 for further .>^1™ MIM527. MH..m of Andover, on the lit day of May, A.D. ager. They will play a game Sun­ matic clutch, radio and heater, Town Une In Talcottvllla range. $99.50. Cost new $495, One ment assumes mortgage, custom homo electronic equlproonl ex­ h o m e m a d e ravioli, fresh or information. I960 day at 2 p.m. at the Bolton Dairy' ood rubber, cheap transporteUon. ELECTRONICS offers well-paying four burner gas range, $19,50. spUt level, 7 large rooms. 1V4 ping open for inspection Sunday TWO FAMILIES , Preeent Hon. Charlee H. Nicholson. Open T»1 9 pertly repaired with' a 90-day frozen, SOc doz. 246 Avery Street, Building Materials 47 Wanted—To Bny 58 baths, bullt-lns, patio, picturesque Field opposing a compoelta team fiays call MI -9-8879, after 6 MI guarantee. Call Idr. Britney at the positions to technicians and serv­ Help Wanted— Male 36 Marlow's Furniture Bepartment, 2-4-p.m. CairifylRF Bayer, Build-, $1900 ASSUMES Telephone MI 8-8191 icemen. ■*Leam-by-dolng" —train Wapping. Ml 4-0604. USED BUILDING material for MI 9-5221. I 65 landscaping, many extras. Carlton er. MI 8-6396. \ ' Manchester—6-8 duplex with all ^'***'moUon of The Connecticut Bank of players from the Dairy and . 9-9419. Manchester MI 9-1046. ____ WBI b u y , s e l l or trade antique Honses tor Rent W. Hutchlna, MI 9-5132. 4IJ4> MORTGAGE utilities. Asking $15,000. And 4-3 Truat Company. Arthur Randall. Fiano teams., now at Connecticut’s Oldest Elec TOP SOIL—i>oeslbly the cleanest gale 2x3s and up, sheathing, stor Charlea W. Austin ExeOTtpra pn the lS67 FORD SKYLINER. retractable PLUMBER’S HELPER. Exper­ used fiimiture. china, class, HEAST HAR’TFORD 8 bedroom OWNER’S LOSS m*y be your gain. , flat with all utilities, Ifirge glassed estate of Louie C. Dimock, late of Bol­ To-wn Park CotomUaloner Fred SINOER'SUMMER Special— Have tronlcs School. Day and evening and most fertile available any age bins, shelving, work benches, er picture framea and old MANCHESTER— Off East Center top, black with white top g ^ Aato Driving School 7-A youf sewing machine air cleaned, classes. Summer term starts June ience preferred. Call ’TR 5-9707. two complete bathroom sets, two ranch to exclusive neighborhood. Large six room nuich, fireplace, ' On In porch on a. tremendous lot for ton. within said dletrlct, deceased. Gael ha* ahnouhqed the rerigtaa- where.' Prompt delivery. Call la. old dmi* and gun*, hobby St. 6>*ty)m home, exceUent condi enclosed porch, garage. 5% mort- with c^pdrt, ft bedroonjs possible, only $14,900. Both conveniently lo­ The Court doth decree that aU tion of Paul Maneggla as m snagu condition, fully equipped. MI 9-1989 oiled and adjusted for the very 27 Free catalog. Ne^y England L^nard L. Gigllo, Bolton, MI kitchen sinks, (cabinet), wooden Can be rented for as l^ POWER LAWN MOWERS—Jacob­ plete windows, including frgme. 9-8464. ELLINGTON—4% mortgage hvaU- AGENCY given o f this order by advertlelng in a condition. Any reasonable offer ac­ ing Machine Co., 832 Main St., MI Inc., 956 Main St., Manchester. sen, Bolens, Toro and Arlens. Self- and aluminum storm 'jWlndows, TWO ROOM cabin, furnished, MI 8-2766. n^wBipaper having a elrculatlon in sold been scheduled for 6 p.m .'tom or­ wheel toetructlon/for Iteenagers. Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 W E'VE GOT lights, parktog, close to lake, one able with five room ranch, fire­ distrf___ fcl. and by poetin*_a copy thereof row at the school field. ’The team cepted. MI 8-5305. - . propelled push or riding. 18* to 80 doors, and plumbing ' supplies. and walker GLASTONBURY—Mlnnechaug Dr. Ml 9-6()7B. ^ . 8 8888 HELPER FOR ehlpplng depart- lY HIGH chair place. high lot. city utilities, MI 9-8952 Paul P. Flano MI 8-0458 on the public elgn post In said Town of inches. Ask for demonstration and Choman House Wrecking, open You won’t believe your ears person. Cider Mill Road. -MI Must sell, 614 room ranch, 2-car Bolton, nearest the place where the will open its season on June 5 with O.M.C. WALK IN, 8 cylinder, 9 foot MORTGAGES—If you need money men.t Some experience preferred. ited. MI 9-5474. $12,300, $86 monthly. CTIfford Han­ Ed Clrawford MI 9-4410 a game at the school field at 2 pm . PREPARE" FOR driver's test: be satisfied. Trade to your old ma­ dally 8:80 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, or when you hear the price of this 8-6389. garage, recreation roorti. Owner deceased laat dwelt. body, excellent condition, good IRONING DONE to my horn*. MI We are to a position to finance Apply Kaklar 'Toy Co., 60 Hilliard PRACTICE piano. Must sen, ReWtor, MI 8-2453.______Certified from Record. . . . ’They are entered In the Manches­ tires. Make an offer. MI 9-0980^ Ages^lS to 60. Driving and class second mortgages to any amounts, St. chine. Parts and service. We call MI 9-2392. excellent ranch home with 1330 moving to his business location. ANDERSON’S ELLINGTON—Oiarmlng 8 room CHARLES H. NICHOLSON. Judge 9-8687. sharpen and repair most all haiw square feet of comfortable liv­ in fair condition No more than MAHCHESTBR—Union St. New! Cape, fireplace, large lot located ter Intermediate League. r«Sm ’Three Instructors. No wait Terms to suit your needs. J. D FOUR ROOM duplex with garage. MI 9-1053. - i ' The John PontlcelU ai®l Boo ing. Manchester Dri-ring Acade MIDDLE-AGED man for eatab- and power lawn mowers. MI ing area, 3 twin sized bed­ Ml 8-5775. two-famlly duplex 8-5, two bed­ on high setting surrounded by AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden Realty 470 Main St.,-MI 8-8129 Adults preferred. Tel. MI 9-2186. BEST BUYS team will practice at the echool my. P. 2-7249, llshed route. Call to person at 3-7958. Capitol Equipment Co., M rooms, tiled bath and a tiled OFF EAST CENTHR ST. Spacious rooms, bath, living room, kltfchen, apple trees and flowers to fine at Andover, within and for the plBlrlct Building-Contracting 14 Read Herald Advs. ten room home, fiv* up, five down, of >lJidover, on the let day of May, Friday at 6 p.m. and agata Sati*:- Manchester Dry Cleaners, 93 Wells Mato St. lavatory off the master bed­ FURNISHED 6 room cape, shady dining room. Open for Inspection NORTH END $13,990 neighborhood, country living, yet A ^ 19flA SPECIAL SALf>^ MOR’IT/KaC’S Manch6st*ri* lead­ room. 23-foot living, room with WANTED TO BUY-'-Child’s white two-car garage, new GE burner day at 1(J a.m. Business Oriportunities 32 St.. majorette boots, size 2. MI 8-0042. location Available June 20-Sept Sunday 2-6. Archambault, BuUd- walking distance to schools and 'Preeent Hon. Charlea H. Nlcholaon. ing driving *chck>l. Three «klUed ATI, TYPES of carpentry work PICNIC TABLES, attached seats, fireplace and a family kitchen 1. MI 3-2391. forced hot water; economical to ers, MI 8-1440 and MU 8-4298. Yaar old ranch, 6 rooms, built-in churches. Owner being trans­ Fathers of the Junior league P I CC ^ ^ I P " courteous instructor*. Cla»s room done. Alterations, dormer*, root ElARN TO $18,000. Mctolle'soft Ice full size 30" wide top, 6 foot, complete with stove and dish­ heat, all extras, nicely landscaped. ^'on^moUon of Elizabeth Flmio. admin­ players have challenged its man­ FABRIC CUTTER Invitation to Bid WANTED — Office space to new range and oven, baseboard heat, ferred. Reduced to $15,490. GUv istratrix. on the estate of Anthony instruction* for 16, 17 year olds. togs, porches, finish upstairs, base cream trucks. Exclusive franchise $19.95; 8 loot $22.95; 10, foot $25.95; washer, full basement with hot Priced $18,000 Call Catherine V. MANCHES’TER — Special (Buy) walk-out baaement, city sewers. lorardl Realty. MI 9-9681, ’TR agers, coaches and offlcera to a ' T R U C K S sturdy braced construction of 2x10 buUdtog, suitable for accounUnt Flano, late of Bolton, within aald dis­ ’Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director ments and garages, etc. Call MI territory available. Ding Dpng Experienced on sports wear Sealed bids will be received at water oil heat, ail copper manufacturer’s*Teptesentative, In Sabarban for Rent 66 O’Leary, Real Estate, MI 3-6530. Mitten—Nice home plus Income, Small cash assumes mortipge. 5-9214 ■ ' trict. deceased. , softball game which wUl be played Western Fir. Zinc plated bolts. De­ the Office of the General Manager, This Court doth d«:ree Uial six of Driver Education. MI 9-7898. 9-8981. 1 Cart, Inc., 262 Carew St., Chicopee strait-knife machine plumbing. All of this on a land­ aurance, real esUte. All InqulrlM live rent free. Full price $10,800. at 6 p.m. June 5 at the school. John 1960 Dodge livered and asembled. W. Zlnker, 41 Center St., Manchester, Con­ CX5VENTRY — Unfurnished four MANCHESTER—Brand new six VERNON—Two new ftv* room months bo allowed and BIDWELL HOME Imptwement Falls, Ma^s. scaped '/4 acre lot close to welcome. Rqaaonably priced. MI Two-farolly - Central. Thr^®-®« SO U TH WINDSOR $16,900 creditors of aald estate to **''"'*,*■ Rothwell Is organUtag tha f*thert , STAFFORD MI 9-5444. necticut, until .June 7. #1 2:00 room apartment, Mcond floor, room Cape, garage, IH baths, garage, $i5,800. Beautiful 7 -room 1 ranches, 8 large, bedrooms. htiB* claims against the same to the Jdmlnlip team and Marshall Lewis vdU ------— "1— n Co Alterations, additions ga Buckley School and proposed 9-6833. Vi-Ton Pick-Up Trucks— Garage—-Service—Storaga 10 FAST dU’TTING ClArke sanding MANUFACTURING CO. P.M. for Reconstruction and -Re­ Parochial School. Price greatly I nicely decorated. Suitable family fireplace; built-in oven- and range, Dutch CJolonlal. priced low to set- Sparkling young ranch. 5V4 kitchen with built in oven and tratrtx and directs that public notice manage the team of organization rages. Roofln.; an-* siding experU machines. Excellent condition. TOP SOIL, fill and gravel for sale. pair of Sidewalks and Curbs. of three Call WlUtmanUc HA amesite drive. Many otHer , fea­ He estate, $18,900. ’Three bedroom 2 complete baths, baseboard range, 8 closets, fireplace, large be given of this order by advertlelng In Aluminum clapboards a specialty Main street MI 8-6712. WoodrOw Clifford, -829 reduced by transferred owner a newspaper having a circulation In men. . 61/i and 8 Ft. Bodies ’TWO CAR spaces for rent back of Will demonstrate. Willimantlc AC Stafford Springs, Conn. Bid forms and specifications aqe to $18;i0(). ExceUent 414 Board 59 8-3911 tures. Only $16,900. Direct from split, a ste’al at $18,200. Many he^t, full basement, hug* lot. tot. Reduced, to $13,980. Move right aald district, and by jmstlng a copy property, 180 Cenjter St. Call MI Unexcelled workmanship. E s ^ 8-3216. Woodland St. available at the Controller’s Office, builder. JA 8-5406, AD 2-7039. more—all price ranges. Call the U^ goo assumes G.I. mortgage. in. Guv lerardl Realty.'Ml 9-9631, thereof on the public sign post In said budget terms, MI 9-6495 or TR mortgage can be assumed. Msutrtiester Evening H fb r a ld 8-2457; 9!b only. . _____V DRUG CLERK;'fnll-time and part- 66 Center St., Manchester, Con­ A’TTRACmVELY furnished rooms Ellsworth Mitten Agency. Beal- um-iyt ’TR 5-9214. Town of Bolton nearest (he place where Prices Start At 5-9109. CORNER NEIGHBORHOOD store SEE THE 1960 Wheel Horse riding Summer Homes for Rent 87 EIGHT ROOMS—Can be used as the deceased last dwelt. , ■ Bolton oorreepondent, Dm (2 bedroom! ranch la an good lease. For more information IT COSTS NO MOKE ' ITenementb 63 VERNON—Large eight room house; ideal starter home or aptly suited MEMORIAL WEEKEND COSMA APPLIANCE SERVICB. iences, private beach, $40 week. MI 9-6132. SIX ROOM Cape with full shed dor­ FOR ‘ Roofing—hiding TJi call MI 9-0474, MI 9-9953. Month and seasonal rates also. two-car garage, horse stables; IH mer, U4 baths, attached garage to the near-retirement couple Repairs all make refrigerators, to list your home with FOR RENIT—Why look ftirther? BUC3iLEY AREA—Unusual cape acres. More land available. Ton- Convenient to atorea and bus. and SALE MI 4-1205. fireplace, birch kitchen cabinets freezers, washing machinss, ry- ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car ,We have new $% room, heated of 5 rooms, first floor, 2 on second gren Broker, 113 Main St, MI with stainless steel sink. near priced at only $13,500. Be the flrut 1989 Ford 4-Door , ers, ranges, oil and gas burners. Help Wanted-'-Female 35 SEPTIC TANKS ’ apartment* to reridenUal area of 3-6321, to call, John'H. Lappen. Realtors Ml 9-0883. All work guaranteed. pantry. Alterations and additions floor. Hot water oil heat. Full Bowers School. $16,600. Phone MI Station Wagon. Automatic trans­ Ceilings. Workmanship guaran Wanted AND WARREN E. H0WLAND, Realtor RockviUe,.-'Ju»t 16/minute* from Wanted to Rent 68 basement. 1H% mortgage may be 8-2034. ,MI 9-8261, MI 3-5219. MI 9-7445. mission, radio and heater. Low CASHIER w a n t e d — Married Martford* by. WUbur Cro** High ST. JAMES PARISH -1_ KATHY’S r a d IO-TV REPAIRS, any make— teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn woman preferred. Some exper­ assumed. Madeline Smith, Real* mileage. St. MI 3-4860. REGISTERED NURSES PLUC6ED SEWERS way. Kitchen appliances fumtabed WANTED TO RE3NT with option to tor, MI M642. . ____ BOLTON—4 bedrooms anijl j*n of­ MANCHESTER —Large 6 room .cars, amplifiers, phonographs and ience Required. Call MI 9-0474, Beautiful 6 room Garrison fco- ranch on beSutifuUy landscaped $1995 changers. Over 47 years total ex­ (RELIEF) Ml 9-4824. TR S-1166. buy 8 year or more lease with fice. 1800 square feet, 8 ' room COUGHLIN ROOFING Company Farmer’s Market, 819 E. Middle CONSIDER, the extra benelits option. WiU pay $JO0 monthly, sin EXTRA LARGE loriial, brand new. l',4 ceramic tile cape on Route 6. Idexil tor profes- lot, full basement, natural wood­ 1958 Dodge 4-Door- perience, 90 Mays guarantee -m all Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt ’riimplke. . Maehine CItaned t h r e e o r FOUR room apart­ baths, all plastered walls, fireplace. work throughout, 8 extra big bed SONGS work. Potte^ton’s, MI 9-4587. 4 PM . to 12 Midnight gle home, three orYour bedrooms CUSTOM BUILT RANCH alobal man or large fawiily needs. Station Wagon. Fully powered. Low asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, 12 Midnight to 8 AM . Septic Tanks, Dry WeU*. Sewer ments Including heat, hot Yrater, school district, Manchester, tm Easily flnance'd. ' 114' baths, large living roqm with rooms, garage. Belfiore Agency lines Installed—Cellar Water- it Mancheetor Multiple IJsttng Service— mileage. Radio and heater. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, galvanized or copper gutters and Ixieal Realtor cooperation. ga* for cooking, electric reWgera- executive family by July 1. MI In Immaculate condition, three | fireplace, stone, veneer front, base' Ml 3-8121. ; leadefs. Ml 8-7707. CaU eliher Mr. DellaFera proofing Done. tor and ga* atove. Call Ml 9-7787,, ,J. D. REAL’TY ment garage. Needs redecorating $1895 available al) hpure. Satisfaction 9-8300. • - bedrooms, laige living room, fire­ MI 8-5129 6'/4 R|OOM split level, a feel ’eye guaranteed. CalljM^ 9-1815, or Mrs. Binge at * Hartford Multiple Listing S ervice- from 6-7 p.iL. ______place, approximately 1600 sq. 470 MAIN ST. Amesite drive, nicely landscaped RAY’S R(X)FINO CO., shtogie and i SEPTIC TANKS MI 8-2461 , County Realty cooperation. SINGLE, LARGE, older home catcher”^ Only -2 years young, rbl and 1958 Dodge Ooronelj FOUR ROtJM garden apartment, living area, attached garage. G.E. Price reduced by $1,()00. Will fisten Hardtop. Fully powered. Radio and CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut built-in roofs, gutter and condua CLEANED and INSTALLED McK in n e y b r o s . minimum Iseven rooms. O ntrrily 66 ELWOOd ROAD — Colonial — well taken care of. School bus at V CRESTRELD i clew! well malntfiWed building, hot water heat, steel beams, all in­ Large living room, fireplace, to reasonable offer. Asking $19,000 MONDAY-FRIDAY heatar. Reasonable rates. Call PI i-7568 tor work; roof, chimney repairs. it ARMS, Institute— located near hospital. Immediate Lawrence F. Flano, MI 3-2786 the door. ’This is cool, country liv­ Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray • SEWERS Seworoqo Disposal Co. heat, hot water, rtove. rofrigera- terior woodwork mahogany, shade formal dining room, cabinet kitch­ ing at, Us best. Inspection at your- $1695 between 1:80-4:30 or any time MACHINE CLEANED CenvolMCMt Hospital National Realtor cooperation. , . occupancy. MI 8-2551. ______Paul P. Flano, MI 3-0488. Ed Jackson MI 3-18825; 1S0-1S2 Pearl S t—MI 8-6808 Dramatic picture brochure* to promote nie eale of tor and parktog, $115. -MI 3-1809. trees, built-in shower in cella^ en with dishwashers three bed­ convenience.' Just call and "say Q:80 AJd.-10:00 A.M.—11:86 AAL-12:06 FJM. Saturday or Sunday. ^ ______stairway to attic, 1% baths, both Crawford, MI 9-4410. 1957 De Solo your home and National Referral Service. AD 6-1269. rooms, l'/4 baths, landscaped lot when.” John H. Lappen, Inc.. (JONNBCnCUT Valley Conctruc • INSTALLATION Apartnfeiit Buildingfi. ceramic tile'. All walls, ceilings 80x200. Marion E. Robertson, S-Door Hardtop. Radio and heater. FLOOR SANDING and 'rslln<"bi^ READY FOR occupancy—K w OUTSTANDING BUY ^ Realtors, MI 9-5281, MI 3-5219, MI SpeclaUztog to old floors. MI tion—Roofing carpentry, ^{titters, it Active member of the Intomational Trader* a u b plastered, aluminum combinations. Broker, Ml 3-8953. , $1095 SPECIALIST room apartment with ceramle tile for Sale 69 Asking $24,000. Call owner MI 9-7334 9-7445. 9-5750. all kinds of siding, s i^ a llz e to "To Serve Yon Better—We ’Trade.” Sparkling 8 bedroom ranch on aluminum siding. Call ■ Fred bath, built-in oven and stove, SIX a Fa RTMESTS in burine** THREE BEDROOM ranch, tile 73 1956 De Soto ■ it 5 QiiBlllied, Courteous Sales Representatives to quiet neighborhood, $125. MI f o u r il^EDROOMS - Two full bath, fireplace, den, studio, alum­ quarter acre landscaped lot with­ Lots for Sale TYPEWRI’TERS and offlee m»- Charest, MI 8-7180. Town and Country zone. Gross income $4,(KX) yearly in walking distance of granlmar 4-Door Sedan. Fully powered chines—repairs, sales, service and WANTED. give your home the attention it deserve*, because, 8-2673. baths, fie^place, walkout base­ inum storms, outside terrace, Excellent return on amall invest' ment. garage, a. minute’s walk to school and Parkade. Center en­ THREE B ZONE lots with city WIN- ■ $995 rentals.!. hfl 9-.’1-8477. ' "Real Estate Is our only Buslne**.” ment. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St. shrub enclosed yard, garage, water. Union St. Manchester, Roofing and Chimnejni 16-A Drainage Co. FURNISHED 3 ro«im heated apart- Main and Center. Immediate rOC- radiant heat. Owner MI 9-8864. trance hall, large living room with 1956 01^ Stiper "**” , it A centrally located modem Mata Street Office, Free meut. Private entrances. Parking. Ml S‘-5129. cupancy. Asking $18,800. Paul J. fireplace, family sized kitchen, $2,5(» each. Ml 9-6498. ____ FABULOUS PRIZES oversized bedrooms, bath and t Door HardtCip. Powered MORTTaiSEN TV Specialized RCA ROOFINO — Specializing repairing M l 9^143 Linotype - Intertype Parking, first fioor convenience. Adults. Apply 299 Autumn before TWO BRAND new 4% rooms 2-fam Correntl, MI 3-5383. DELMONT STREET—6 room two- BUILDING LOT—Off porter St., in $1095 television, service. Ml 9-4641. roofa of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ T:80 p,m. Uy houses, one has buUt-lns. Con' story house. Excellent condition. lavatory, both tiled. Double cloeets. a desirable location. Call Phllbrick r e m e m b e r —It costs no more than (he_standard *; $12,80(^-^IX room cape, full bas^ Priced for quick sale. J. D. Real­ Splendid basement. Superbly con­ ALL YOU HAVE TO DO Many Others To Choose From ter work, chimneys cleaned re­ TWO ROOM furnished apartment venlent location. Excellent ftoanc Agency, Ml 9-8484, ______LAWN MOWERS, all typea sharp­ paired. Aluminum siding. 10 sell your home through this Office. There is No extr. ment, combtoati windows and ty, 470 Main Street, MI 3-8129. structed and beautifully main­ bedroom set, kitchen rot. reWg- tag. J. D. Realty, 470 Main Bt doors] ameslte drive, shade trees tained. Don’t miss seeing this home , CHORCHES MOTORS ened and repaired. Called for and years’ experience. Free esti­ O p erator chargb for the extra benefits you receive. hn-S-5129. MEMORIAL WEEKEND IS JUST LISTEN TO: delivered. G. Snow,' MI 8-4531. mates. Call Howley. MI 8-5861. Ml Gf&tor. ffaji rang*, electricity, beat 30 days oc'"''ancy. Marion B. SIX ROOM Colonial, two fireplace® today. Oh yes—alumhium combina­ Robertson. Brokei;, Ml 3-5953. VISIT SO OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER 8-0763. included. Retired P®.''*®"? « l'/4 baths, paneled living room, tion windows and screens.. All for GONDER’S TV Service—Motorola adulte 221 North Mate St., MI batten doors, colonial hardware, Only $18,5(» ASHFORD LAKE Business Property for Sale 70 BOLTON BRANCH Road—7 room 1957 CADILXAC, 60 Special Fleet and Philco factory serriee. Hi-Fi, DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS - 0-U09.' Ml 9-5918.______' screened porch, one-car garage, 26 mUea East of Manchester. Owlc* phonos and auto radios. 214 Spruce Cape, 2-car garage, sundeck, two P.S. a t y sewers, water, aider wood, full power, exceUent condi Heating and Plambing 17 PA R T-TIM E 618-620 CENTER STBESt property fleldatone waUi and prtlo » lota for sale. tion. Reasonable-quick sale. MI St. MI 9-1486. NEW DUPLEX 8 room* i*?K« “ v- with exceUent Income. Priced for fireplaces,'!^ acres of laqd. t closed swimming pool. Ml 9-2969. walks and curbs. PLUMBING AND heating - re­ tag room, picture window, mrM quick sale. J. D. Realty, 670 Main be beat lor $18,600. CaU the HUla- 8-7000. COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart CALLNOW! cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile worth Mitten Agency, ^Realtors. JARVIS REALTY CO. ARTHUR A. K N O ^ modeling tostaUations, repairs. Street, MI 8-6129. ' MANCHESTER-* room ranch, MI 8-5440 MI 9-8988 R. Wolcott on automatic washers, All work guaranteed 26 year# «• D A Y W O R K eat, hot water, Venetian Wind*, MI 8-6980 or MI 9-8526. years old, can be used as a 6 or 8 REALTORS INSUROPS dryers and electric ranges. MI torm window*, attic, cellar. Cen­ COMMERCIAL property. Route 6, MI 8-4112 Ml 1-7847 PX 2-8811 D lW 1230 1997 THUNDEICBIRD, good condi rlanca. 34-hCur aervica. CaU S J^ANCaiES’TBR—N. Elm St—New Mdroom home, 2 full baths, one TWO CHOICE lots in AA zona on® t l i t Majr b* *een at M Main SL 9-6678. Kiri VanCamp, MI ____ Warren E. Howland, Realtor trally located. MI 9-7885^______Andover—Eight mUes from Man- ca:r gftrags, forced hot water heavily wooded. Also one In Rock* clieeter. Seven acres of land with modern two-famUy duplex, nice OOVBNTKT—« spacious rooms, oil TAMKIR TREE romoval, land . Apply in pertont morning* 676 MAIN ST., MANCHESTCR CHEERFUL, SUIfNY — three lot, ehade trees, city utilities bus Shown' by appointment only ^ s , .Terms avalabe. T, J. 1100 foot frontaige. Priced for quick $19,900. Plkbrlck Agency, MI heat, OtwiiAk. Raaltar. 196S FORD V-S pick-up truck, half cleared, firewood cut, insured Millinery Dressmaking 19 MItoheU 8-1108 laige room*, h*at and water, ■ale. J. D. Realty, ,670 Mata BL Uite. FOr information caU buUdifi ton, $678, MI $-8093,_____ 1 Call Paul A. EUlson, MI 8-8743. e*£ a U y located. MI 9-lW , L & M y a M . MI M aw . ^ #(anrl|rBtrr EoMtlttg tf/raU* ^MteAbMTM. ' KXB4QBB. ^ ■A i m P1.TMOUTH coupe,a, _ I Old*- ^ CHAIN LINK and, welded wire IpaUUsd. Dstlmetos. Ml ALTERATIONS made qujekiy and V w ,. • "' I I . I . ic •( . Th# Wttttitr ,• - { . / .'1 .If' . * rareaaa^ af U. a Westlwr A'fenge Dallj^ Nej^ rregg Run • N D S D A T , m a y 1 8 » I H O For tho WoeW-Baded ff-''* 1 May 14. .1060 Friday fiir, etw r* lata In day or at alfbt. High ■■■* . PAiQI TWJBWlT-'FOtJR manrt|[(ati^t Eirtul 13,112 70. Member of Bureau of dreulattou MaiMieUer— A City cf VOUgt Charm / A car wash In the W h ln g lot Om tch will ^RicB n v R c m t t at Emanuel Lutheran 1 9 « j 0 I f 'm PUfo M ) About Town " |b6 tponsortd by Bbtplowr Port 126, lillj MANCHES' E R , c o n n ., TH U RSD AY, M AY 26, Boy Scouts, Saturday at 0 a.m. LXXIX, NOf 102* (TW ENTY-FOUR PAGES— IN TW O SECTIONS) A fwnjl# ptcnlc for members The troop is sponsored by tj>e VOL. «n d kumKs wUl be held S&ttirday churchrv^ 111 from. 3 to 9 p.m. a t the Polish D O U B L Amtricsji Club, 106 Clinton St. Members b f . the n cA f Ohort Mothers Circle, are planning to at­ Rejects Sewer^ Draim An adult Information course will tend the annual; dinner at Avon J •be held at 6:30 pjn. tomorrow and Old Farms Inn tomorrow, are aw -, Hi ■'^a Miasionarjt ^hruaade meeting at ed to meet at 6:45 p.m. at the 8:30 p-m. at Ziotrijutheran Church. Church of the Assumption. iiili •aromhTs of the DeWolf Art Roger CarloCk, 24 Deerfield Dr., iiipl Vote Approves Guild will attend a luncheon and will represent the Experiment In - | i tour of historic homes In Wethers­ International living Alumni Assn, of the Hartford area on the pro GREEN field tomorrow. They are to meet i i \ at 12:80 p.m. a t Ole Pyquaug Inn, gram committee for the aimim 161 w»in Sfe, Wethersfield. For People to People Conference be 111 1 held June 18 on the camptif of the ;Uli» - -' Schools RepM r Calling U.S. transportation, call Mrs. Elmer Hartford College for,J¥6men. Rice, 76 Russell S t ------s t a m p s t Special Holiday By BOB SHAW ♦tin, who had also backed the whole Thursday, Mfoy 26th I ballot, sal^ today he had no post ^ ;j iVhat happens now? I mortems on the outcome. Soviet Biid i( | This was the refrain in' RespecUve votes- of 1,875 to Ike to Aid An Manchester today in the af­ 1,002, and 1,598 to Ml, passed the With Cash Soles MiHinery 8800.000 Barnard Junior High ren­ termath of defeats in yester­ ovations and the $180,000 renova­ day’s referendum. tions to eight older elementaiy Full Probe Loses 7-2, Democrats blamed the outcome schools. ^ I on voter apathy while Republicans Votes defeating the $180,000 West 9 Shew Your CelDn. saw it as a reaction to “the un­ Side eewer and the $400,000 In Of Summit i-i stable financial policies of the' storm drains were, respectively, 2 Abstain i if*--'- SALE Democratic party.” 1,811 to 1,189, and 1,878 to 1,098. Hy the Nfw A toUl of 2.Q79 voters approved The charter queetions all loat be- Washington, May 26 (IP)— achool renovations but rejected s President Eisenhdtver today United Nations, N. Y., May (CootiBn'ed em Page Thirteen) GROUP OF sewer, storm drains, and prdposed pledged full cooperatioh -with 26 (A*)—'ITie U.N. Security American amendmenU to the Town Charter. >«s (Council 'rejected by s one­ “I just can’t realize what rea­ congressional inquiries into DESIGNERS sons lay behindi^the apathy,” said the summit conference col; sided vote today a Soviet a,t- Democratic Town Chairman Steve Senior Citizens lapse, / tein^t to brand .the United Flag SAMPLES Cavsgnaro, whoee party had en- The President talked with the States as an aggressor for BROftDLOOM RUGS ' dorsed the whole ballot. leaders of both parties at a White sending spy planes over Rus­ Yohm to $14.98 Rally to Back Houila breakfast. After the ses­ AND The vole was "just not decent,” sian territory. ^ bs said, for an electorate of 21,- sion Senate Democratic Lea-, Mrs. Joseph L. Stubenrauc*,^ party, but Cavagnsro saw no polit­ same as the President’s radio-tele stained. ‘ . . 311 MAIN S T ^ ^ who wUl retire In June^ter 33 Connecticut College. Mrs. Btuben- Congressman - at - large Frank BUD6CT PLAN — r^MI 3-5103 ical significance in the outcome. Kowalski, one of the speakers on a vision report to the nation last . Gromyko told newamen laxsr.; years* teachings at B uckla^ rauch taught for two years In 6 ft. pelel top and cord ...... $1JI9- “ Opposition was not a factor,” he night. . iWs are going to raise this que#> 1924-26 In the South Windsor ele­ simultaneoua 2-phase School, and Mrs. •aid. "Lack of'interest was.” Jen son ’s report that Elsenhow tlon In the Oneral Asswnbly. j mentary school before joining the FLAGS—Main Floor Rear In DomeaUca. held at ^ h n e l l Memorial end th^e Thayer, who will start her 15th lawn of the SUte CapitqL includ­ PuySur7.S49-foot volcano In ChUe, spits ■ pledged full cooperation with Whether this trill be at toe rogu- i year at the same school In Sep-^ faculty at Buckland 33 years ago. ^ However, Republican Town Ing^wptlon aa death and deetrucUon mounU In southern ChUe. Congressional inquiry committees ed this among his remarks: lar session or at a special ■*■-- tember, were honored at a Buck- A “This Is Your Life" program ChMrman John F. Shea Jr. t(^ay (AP. Photofax via radio from Bueno* Aire*). was echoed by Sen. Everett M. Sion, I do not wish to say-at the | reilated the charge Oiat Dem^ "We have no Maffison Ave. pub­ land PTA meeting last night. was presented-^ honor of Mrs. Get Reody for • Picnie This Wtekted Dirksen of Illinois, tho GOP lead- moment." crats overcut the town budget this lic relations firm to sell our case More than 80 parenU and former Thayer. Anthonfe DlPlero was pro­ to the public but we have eome- Just b^ore the vote Oroiqyko pupils attended the appreciation gram chairman. M*vby of her past ' year and were relying whoUy on thing much more important—we ''^blrksen said Eisenhower “ t h r ­ and U-fl. Amlbaasador Henry party at the school, Silver pin and acquaintances in the teaching pro­ 24" COOKOUT GRILL the referendum for “ P**^®*, *’1*' have truth and humanity—on our oughly approved of the inquiry be- Cabot liOdge had oigagsd to a fession, relatives and Immediate provementt needs. He had thia to iner conducted -by the Senate For* earring sets were presented to 'Sigir Retadtm»*t>omniittee; ’ - - - new clash over the collapse o f both teachers by Edward Bride, re­ family were guests at the -surprise Large size, adjustable grid, and removable C^-iponsST of The fSranir^™^^ the summit conference and tos legs. was pleased that the public Dirksen added that the Preai- tiring PTA president. They were Mrs. Thayer was bora In East KoJwalski said he could not ^mder- whole fleld of espionage. was not mUled by the unsUble fl- dent ^j^preciated the bipartisan also given corsages and decorated Hartford. She Is the former Mir­ sUnd why the backing he has received and made Lodge accused the Soviet of dis- Maypole cakes. iam Seedman. She received her nancial poUcies of the DemocraUc administration are torttng U.S. policy and bringtoff *9.98 , party. I hope this rejection of the plea for unanimity of spirit and William Freeman, principal of teaching degree 21 years ago from **Thit I cswinot und«ritRno In the spy plane case before toe u.N. timocraUc Board by the voters since," he said of the president, “ in President Elsehhower exhibited an enlar^; int of this alrvlew Buckland School, presented a tie the New Britain State Teachers’ $11.98 ^*Some of the otter legislator at Air Station dur- in a deUberate attempt to renew Normal School; She taught In Other Medtifl to III wlU force them to be more resimn- his whole life aa an Army officer, made from a U2 plane of toe San Diego Ni the Cold War. clasp to the retiring PTA pres­ ■ible for their actions; I was dis- like myself, he didn’t have to who attended, who asked not to be ins his ’TV-radlo talk last night ' He comnq^.—fentsd-that ^ “ toe__ „white . v , . ident, and installed new officers. East Hartford schools for 7 years ToUe Gfills .. . $4.98 Santiago, Chile. May 26 (;p)--Hope rose today quoted by name, described the dis­ Lodge charged toe Kraralto with and started teaching at Buckland \ appointed at the very small tim - spend a nlckblfor aspirin . lines in toe parking, strip around toe field matotrining a vast spy ring, and They are Mrs. Kenneth Prior, aut and I am sorry the Charter em Chile’s ordeal may be ending after five days j»i cussion as friendly and genem . « pfrnm 13 miles up. ' Tho** line* at* Ju*t *lx Inchc* wld*. vh* presidertt; Mrs. RuUedge Smith, School in 1945. Mrs. Thayer, her i j MltdJell Bvlridoff, .J**^-?* quakes, tidal waves, avalanches and volcamc eirutitions that Johnson said the planned In- he dramstlcally displayed a listen­ husband and three children live at iil rerislon questions suffered as a re- StaU Labor Council AFL-CIO, clwifled that the ing device which hie said tha So­ ,^e told VIS s o - vice president; Mrs. Donald Ber- INSULATE CORONET ROXANNE SWIM SUITS Secretary of State vesUgations have Eisenhowers Ing areas adjacent to toe air station fleld, not to lines ^ gln, secretary: Mrs. Bruce Daniels, 71 Westover..Rd^ East Hartford. •Hi!: ‘CUlL j ' sent the toll of dead or missing to nearly 8,900. viet authorities h id managed to Y o o ' / ‘^ 'T am alao disturbed that aome Mayor Jamas ’VhQlsJKSrted. approval.” ^and toe ItMlf. One such a u tf parking lot is Indicated by “ treasurer; Mrs. Roch Begin and It was announced that "Buckland For that comfortable fit and flattering figure try on The University of Chlla’s ob-^ administration plans to extend fun plant to the office of U.S. Aiinbas- af tha naeded capital improv^ of the National CIO. and others servatory reported only two on toe airfield- itsei- 1^ naval spokesman aald are M ts incnes •ador UewoUyn Thompson to Mos­ EMward Bride, council delegates. PTA will sponsor a fair on the a Roxanne Swim Suit from our eelection of dark­ cooperation. ^ . i R PICNIC COOLER . r e g a r d ^ tha ipbke during thsjpogra^ quakss night and early today wide. (AP Photofax) cow. Mrs. Stubenrauch was bom In school grounds June 11 from 1 p.m ened prints or dszsling colors, in knits and lastex tern will now be delayed due to^me Rally organlzhcs almsd to flu. The Democratic leader called the until dusk. There will be games, fabrics Choose yours by bra size and cup sizes 32 to the devastated region and S M e News Earlier, Gromyko had blasted Wapplng and still lives on Elling­ * improper handling of the sltuaUon 8.300-seat Bushgsn H sU .ffd breakfast session a very enjoyable Piasldent Elsenhower’s address to food booths, plants and white ele­ A to 40 B. were weak. It aald the aelsmlc v ^ ton Rd. In Wapplng. She Is the for­ By the present Democratic Board. 2 000 seats in front o f the State Isnee that altered the topograpl^ meeting. He said those present the naUon last night ■■ conflm a- mer Eleanor Stoughton. She re­ phant table. Mrs. Eugene Dunphy *9.95 Capitol outdoora with peopla over were invited to ask questions, and Is in charge. Proceeds will be used lit ; Mayor me T. Kelly, a Demo- esJ map of the region seems to tlcm of “a dangerous policy. Oi^ ceived her teaching degree at New Keep all your food and beverages cold; just 65 who might be expected to sup­ Roundup did sOs myko declared the iroeech could for the purchase of a new organ pack It with ice. » n . 9 8 *22.98 i ysarat. felt 4kmg with Cav^aro dying. . / . Eisenhower Answers Britain State Teachers Normal ^ Y w a p k th y the major factor. port the Forand BUI. ’Tta official death toll So far Sen. J. William Fulbright (D- only aggravate toe situation. school, now known as Central for the school. •% , And,lh#y su «e ^ . Ark) chairman of toe Senate For­ SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT Be said hd w ai dliapp^lllt^ In the was 2,829 dead or m l^ g . 2 mil- Lodge denied that the United UNFAI1IN6 QUALITY Supporting tha F o ^ d BUI are U on -a fourth o f t b e V u « ’» w u - Jewett aty. May 26 (^ — elgn Relations; Committee, outlto- KALB'S HOUSEWARBS DEPT.—Lofwer Store LeveL defeaU but Phased Anthony Bberl, 21, of 1 Mato St., I ^ president the plans for -.ates had committed any Tshe elevator to second floor. lation—homeleee M d $800 million Some Questions on U2 sion against the Soviet union by schools got by.'* ^ (OMritMMd ea Pago B ow ) Jewett City, died early today when ^ u p * ! Inquiry, which will General Manager RKffiard Mar property dmrmg^TAnd the count its InteUigence flights. ^ said, to was mounting steadily. fire swept through three floors of tomorrow. Johnson also re- fact, it would be.lmpossttle »“ *tor the 4-story Polish American hall, to investigations planned by lay 28y4ffi^Presl-<^Presl-^tus of toe pUot was definitely es­ the U.S. ConsUtutlosi fo r t o s Unit­ The terror - stricken homeless Washingtem, May tablished, and there was no fur­ L.IONS CLUB huddled In open fields or to the The flames did not reaqfi toe Po- other congressional committees dent Elsenhower haj/^given xn- ed States to commit aggression. Ilsh-American Club on toe ground “We are all In this together,” of ^ e questions ther possibility of avoiding toe ex- Prelude to Hospiudity mqmitatos to which they had fled, swers to some , _ posure of th* project, the factual Then he asked: or plodded away from the scenes floor but water damage there was Johnson said, “ and we are treating hioet frequently raised by Demo­ “Why is the Soviet Union, s f w dicker Jaek Day of destruction, fearful of further ■evdre. . mistakes as erron. crats and other critics ofcthe han­ details were set forth.” sponsoring friendship and co-exls- Henry Oullette, fire chief,, “ Our big objective Is to bring dling of the U2 spy plane flight. Eisenhower also answered an­ earth tremors that so far showed other question that haq been asked tence, suddenly beating tos drums THURSDAY EyENING no sign atopptog. Heavy rains mated damage at about $75,000. about American solidarity.” Two of these questions were of the Cold War? I do not toow ,; U.S. Plane Forced Doyn ’Two firs trucks and 40 volunteer -Eisenhower invited TO Senators posed by the Pjresldfent ip his tele­ about toe events leading to the 5 to 9 over much of toe vast quake area collapse of toe summit: Why did but surely toe peoples o f all too added to toelr misery, and ^ h firemen fought the flames for I and 13 Houhe members to a break-ic vision speech to the nation last world must ho asking this ques­ pi about four hours. BHrat alarm was fast of oatmetd, scrambled eggs, night. ’They were: the President allow Secretary of SUPPORT A em ker JaA seas pounded toe coast, zplsing Defense Thomrt S Gates to order tion.” , • ' T e i ' i y khftT'Sonsioits 1 By Red Jet Gun , Bursts f4ars of more tidal waves. sounded at 4:15 a.m. ham and baepn; 1. Why was the spy plane sent O F A C A U S E |ii! OUilette said toe fire apparent­ I In oilAmpn to Johnson, Diriuen, over Russia just two weeks before a worldwide alert test of U.S. arm hi:;i ’The vU.S. Air Fores jotosd to ed forces the night before the sum­ (Oonttmied oa Page Four) Manchester-Lions Club, spon­ Boys' Stylo has contrast chock Unding of flying rMlM through toe emoke ly started in an overstuffed couch and Fulbriglitt, those invited were: the summit conference? In Eberl’s apartment. Eberl’s body Sens. Carl Hayden (D-Ariz); 2. Why was a false statement- mit meeting was to start? white-blue or white-red. ,, VMeabaden, ^ OermanvG «ra j»y , May 260expetced Ul# . InvesUgaUon—"It . , _ ^ billowing from volcanoes.. 'The President said "while toe sors ' o f: Community Child 1 routlne to tha Air Force M occa was found near toe couch. Styles Bridges .(R-NH ); Richard issued at.first that the flight was Glrla’ Style has contrast check ruffle of (gp)— six Soviet MIG jets “The whole #orld teemed to be Secretary of Defense and I were in Guidance Clinic and Associa­ siont like this." He •baking and quivering.” said