-r *'.« <- „ K . 'V ' ..,'s / i .■' f; ' v'y'-. . U*-' ’ \ \ . . . 'i/'. ■ . ( ^TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1864 PAOB SIXTEEN c u n n in g Averaffi Daily Net Prena j Thfi Waather • The BrtUah-American Club wifi Miaa Ruth Dowd, president of laln o f the Auembly, celebrated' Catholic L a d m ot Oa|umbui Fnr Ifin Week anfiOfi reteennt ef tJ. S. Wentbsr mnnaa hold ita monthly meettne tonight tha WSCS of the South Methodist Guest Speaker the Maw which prcccded^e Com­ many more pt-wow happy fbttor- April S, lOM AlrantTown at a o’clock at the clubhouse; XlSiurch, has announced that reser­ munion .hreakfaat. during, which Ings in the^ytara to come. STATIONERY ig eleadincee, mild, tow Mrs, ' Leonard Biil'i, well known vations for the "M eat In the Upper Mrs. Andreini presented Mrs LEADING BRANDS 11,167 M tenlght. .Tbnrefiay, aSieiw* •m* WornMi:* Group at th« ll«»- The Wesley Group o f South Room" to be held on April 12, At Gommunion s^rano, .- sang. Ave Maria and Richard Post, who is serving her AIRMAIL - NOTES d io U r Aleoliolica Anonymoui will M ethodist Churciv will meet win close tomorrow. Members may "Teach Me to Pray." second term as stats president of Member et the Anfilt and thaafienbewefS likely, m M t tomfMTow n lflit at f o'clock Wednesday at 7:45 at the home of contact their group leaders for Honored Quest the Organisation,- Mrs. Cain Ma- \ Bnrenn e f CIrenIntteM r- Higk «fi-7fi. at the home of the eecretary, 142 Mrs. Dorothy Roberts. 264 Au­ information; Fr. Daly Delivers Talk • Father Hannon gave the invo­ hpnsy, past state president and p.^higj^rtij Manche$ter-^A City o f ViUagB^ Charm Woodbrtdge S t Information about tumn St. Refreshment cemmlttee 4 -----T cation preceding the meal and present councilor; Mrs. Arthur \ thia grpup may be had by tele- members will be Mrs. Francis Hose Co. No. 3. SMFD, will meet On First Palm Sunday spoke briefly later. Mrs. Andreini SmachettI, ajl members of Gib­ presented others at the head,table; \ phonlni' “Marian** at M I #-0959. Leadbetter,. Mrs. Marion Sault, tonight at 8- oclo ck ^ t the fire­ bons Assembly and Mrs. James VOL.LXXni,N6.159 (Olaariltofi Afivarttatag an Paga M ) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7,1954 lIRTY-TWO PAGES IN TWO SECTHONS) PRICE nVE CENTS hire. Murial Towle, and Mrs. Rose house. ’ \ To Gibbons Assembly among them the honor guests, the Halloran who, with Mrs. Wesley Strimaltis. \ Right Reverend Moasignor J ^ es Gryk, was co-chairmen of the P. Timmins, rector of St. Bridget's Th rw women’s gro ips of the The Rev. Charles W. Daly, as­ Communion breakfast, which was Cl.urch since 1937, who y a s ele­ MILITARY' Plans are underway for the' an­ Community -Baptist Church will sociate pastor of St. Anthony’s prepared and sero’ed by the Krause LET US FILL YOUR nual Tri-College dance sponsored vated last month to the dignity Caterers,. Bast Hartford. The meet at 8 o’clock tonight: the Ciiurcii; Hartford, who was prin­ *8 Jointly by Uie alumnae clubs of. of Domestic Prelate by Pope Pius beautiful rectangular flower ar- WHIST ^ e s^ o r D a u g h t e r U.. S. Seeks Business and Professional Wom­ cipal speaker at the^ annual Com­ X II. Monsignor Tln>ihins in re­ C^lby Junior College, Skidmore en’s Circle at" the home of Mrs. rangemht on the head tnble was College and Wellesley College for munion breakfast o f Gibbons A s­ sponding said he w ai not yet used divided and sent to members un­ Kay Parker in Glastonbury, the to his new title. He was grateful the benefit o f. their scholarship sembly, Gathmic Ladles of Colum­ able to be present on account of A p r il 7 F.ast Side Circle at the home of to the Assembly for their con­ Pound Wludgeoned to funds. The dance, which is ..sched­ bus, aunday, iirsht. Jaiues’ Hall, Illness. A t S P. M. uled for Saturday, April 24| will Mrs. Stephen Krakow, 11 Lawton gratulations and invitation to their Rd.. and the. West Side Circle at said the'’ mat Palm i^unday w:as Called for aod delivered be. held at the Hartford Club. ' Communion breakfast. Since he the home of Mrs. Charles Callvins, the gicatest'and beat public Sat dowm he had learned a few V. F. W Home Death in New Haven Of Defense X promptly at no extra Delta Chapter No. 51. Royal. 152 Drive B. The Afternoon Circle ciemonsUation in the entire itle. of things about dieting, he said, one Christ, ' s Benefit O f D. A. V. Aua. Nn. IT \ • - ' c h a ri^ . Arch Masons, will hold a business will meet kt the church tomorrow o f which' was the only w’ay to diet at 12:45 p.m. TaKing for ms theme the aig- Rev. Charlea W. Doly is not to eat, and he hoped the Refreehmenta Washington, April 7 meeting tomorrow evening at 7:30 RICH New Haven, April^ (/P)-r-A hammer wielding assailant kill­ In the Masonic Temple. There will nihcance oi passion time prepara­ women would follow their own Donation fiOe The . United States has pro­ if we give God the r.iace in our PINE PHARMACY be no degree work, but the meet­ ' Truman Cowies Of the Legisla­ tion add penance tor Easier, he re- precautions. . ed Mrs. Margaret Spen"eer, S8-yeaT-bld auburn-haifed daugh­ posed, that 10 nations join in ing will be followed by the usual tive Committee, Connecticut Fish caliea to hla hearers that a ahbvt hearts that He dessrvea, the first He extended to all present a TOP SOIL ter of a retired Yale profOimr, in her parents’ home here early C A U MI-9-9814 place, we v.ill find the greatest a defensive agreement under­ social hour and refreshments. and Game, will' be the guest speak­ time previoualy Jeaus had raised' cordial invitation to attend ;his Sevcrfil Thousand Yards today after she returned n^m a trip to New York with two er at the fathera’ nif^t program Lazarus i rom the dead and both me'asure of goodness and happiness inveatiture, which la scheduled to ting the security of south- that can be allbtted to man in this Between Manchester men, one the family handyman. The Band and Songsters of the of the Waddell PTA tonight at 8 Ke and Lazarus became fanious as take • place Monday evening. Starts Tomorrow Polica broadcast a ganeral alarm^'j, Asia, including Indo­ o'clock at the school. His topic will vale of teais. and RockviHe Salvation Arm y will hold special a result ot this amazing incident. M ay 10. "Everything Will be free for the vietim’aeatranged husband, china, against Communist be "Fishing and Conservation." A Father Ds.ly, who was intro­ and you ate all'Invited,’’ he added. AT rehearsals tonight at 6:45 and 8 A great number went out to meet Charlea Spencer, a carpenter. ^ ^ e w Budget Director/ conquest. Transcontinental Jet Aces at Pratt-Whitney sports film will, also be shown. The Him, some out of curiosity. They duced 'by Mrs. Gen Andreini. He felt now he should rest on'his Per. ,Td. In Tl«e Pits French Ask Sees Gra^ o’clock respectively in preparation president o f the Assembly,' thanked $1.00 ’They aeid they hed a warrant! *nie proposal ia under discussion fOr the Easter program' and the business meeting will start at 8 also wanted to see the man who laurels and let the young fellows l e c l e r c the committee for In.dtlng him to PINE PHARMACY c h a ^ n g murder. with friendly governments. Some trip to Boston in May; The Junior o’clock and the program after once was dead and the Master like Fathers Hannon and Daly 100 Yds. ki PUa . FUNERAL HOME 8:30. to enable all fathers to come the breakfast;. He .said it was like take over, and wished for the ■ The handyman^ J. W. H4irlcy of of them, <’iiplomatic Informante In­ Band rehehrsal has been canceled. magician. Still qthers went out of Branford and Richard Nagle ware dicated today, have reacted favor­ Planes, for and enjoy an evening of good en- devotion and piety tor they saw in "coming homis” - ipr he noticed Tel. JA-8-0271 Results in^ among the audiem e at leas* three taken to headquartera for ques­ ably. Mrs. Jay Ramt,'’ president of the .tertainment. Christ . ’the power of Almighty FUNERAL youn.t women who H'erS in his class * Advfiifisfid in Lift * tioning. The British Government has not God. beW olf A rt Guild, will hold s in Hartford High School. It was a Polica said they learned that yet made a decisive reaponee, how. work meeting at the Communitv Herbert A. Urweidcr, son.of Mr, The great multitude welcomed H f t t Rodie-TV SoiYica I LOOK-rOST-COLUiirS I Indochina SERVICE and Mrs. Herbert F. Urwei’der. 51 wonderful turnout, and showed Mre. Spencer. Hurley and Nagla ever, and officials here consider Red Gains the Lord and .shouted Hosannas y on North Main St. Thursday at Princeton St., a senior at Bowdoln that spiritual things reallj' meant had attended a dinner party in Britain's reaction of utmoot . im­ W alter N; 10 a.m.'Members are reminded to and strewed palms along the SERVICE CHARGE glAO • COUNTHY^iNTLlMAN • \ Leclerc, College. Brunswick, Maine, has re­ .something to them. "P speaks well New York Tueeday evening, ' re­ portance to the success of the nlan. Paris, April 7 (^)— France Washington, April 7 bring a casserole, salad or dessert reads. The procession continued to The proposed agreement would {/P}— Director cently been appointed a cadet first for both parishes In Manchester,’ turning to New Haven about -1 has urgently asked the Unit­ President Eisenhower said to- for four people. Mrs. ,Ma>r>’ Straw, lieutenant in the college ROTC the Mount of Olives, with the City he said. TEL. MI-9.666S HALE'S a.m. be the first step' in a program of 2a.|Uin Street Mancheater chairman of the committee, and of Jerusalem glittering in-the sun. what Secretary of State Dullee has ed States for more Aircraft dfiy the free world g im p ly unit. He will serve as pfatoon The Rev. John F,: Hannon, rec: Gary tamoMcu Medical authorities said. Mrs. and aviation supplies for In-' Call MI-9-5869 the officers will provide coffee, tea, leader. 2nd Platoon, in Company A t that time in' history, it was one tor of St. James' Church and chsp- Headquarters P AMOS’n’ANOY . Spencer, bludgeoned on the head, called "united action" to secure can’t afford greater losOfifl to rolls, sugar and cream. "D". He is on the dean’s list for of the wonders of the world. Here with a hammer which lay near southeast Asia and particularly to dochina, especially for the de­ the (Communists in Asia. L6«a having attained an average of "B" In the: midst of great jioy and FOR on tho R tX iL l RADIO SHOW her body, had been dead about bolster the anti-Communist fight tense of the Dien Bien Phu of French and native, forces In of Indochina and the rest or better during the fall semester. celebration, Jesus began to weep. eight hours when found .by her fortress, a French Foreign His variou.s activities at Bowdoin He foresaw the fate of beautiful Sundays. . . CBS Indochina.' southeast Asia would have in­ mother, Mrs. Al'exander Evans, Ministry spokesman said to­ ha^'e included the Bowdoin Chris- Jerusalem when 'enemies would about 9:30 a.m. .-^=; . Dulles said in an address today calculable consequences, he tiain Assn., the band, business surround and destroy it. It was New Spring Remnants- -ExorIIrr! Valuts Evana, a retired botany profes­ ^ a t this country Is' trying to d.e- day. American officials in THE trTTT?!!) ORIGINAL vriop among friendly nations a told a news conference. manager of the Masque and Gown only 70 years after the d^ath of sor and M n. Evans have been liv­ Washington made it clear the Einonhower aaid thto country to . united will thaf\would doom Red LAST WEEK FOR and manager of the glee club. He Christ that the Romaiie marched ing In a New Hf.ven hotel recently response would be favorable. conducUng talks with its AIUm is a member of Thet,-. Delta Chi on Jerusalem with an a.tmy of 80,- while their daughter occupied Chink's ambitions in southeast Asia tkdefeat. The request, the French spokes­ looking toward .imltod action to fraternity.- 000 men, drove oiit the Inhabitants their home with her three children. keep Indochina fre « but ha said no RUMMAGE SALE That fits in neatly\though with­ man aaid, waa presented through end the few that remained were Mrs. Evans discovered the body OUR CONTEST! out going so far—With the In­ normal channel! in Waahington. detoilad course o f action hoa bean aold into siavery. when she called at the home. eat at thia time. ,\.- formation 'from other sources on Continuing Procesa Father Daly said the hopes and Sponsorod By It was Hurley, arriving on the “ Theae requaats for material aid Dealcn WkinUng Reds Hurry! Hurry! disappointments, the successes and ,acene just afterwarda, who called the underwriting propoi^. . H o rry r nie Secretary told the kepubli- cannot be considered singly,” he Ha denied. In affect, vridegfwaod failures, -the pleasures and pains, police. -said. This has been a continuing r^xirU that the United SU tea baa the Joyi and sorrows are hidden SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM "W e want Spencer for thia can Women’s Centennial ^Jonfer- Rowland R. Hughes poses In ence here that if present negotia­ procesa and the latest request mokad tlx AUles to Join in a com­ Onr pre-Easter contest ends April 10. Get from our eyes but they are in fvery , homicide and have issued, a 13- should not be considered as extra­ mon 'wandiig . against further life. Christ’s life was 31 years of IN VESTRY OF TEMPLE atate alarm for hit arrest,” Det. Washington after President' Els­ tions produce such a will, and make the stand of the free .world ordinary.” oggreaeion by Oom.-:iuniat China in your contest blank at our plant, our branch hardship and suffering. WED.thnSAT. : Sgt. Robert .Mulhem told news­ enhower named him to succeed MYRTLE Olid LINDEN STREETS Rongos. Rofrigaraton sufficiently clear, there will be He cited the statement of Gen. any port o f oouthaost Asia. men. ihe reUrlhg Joseph M. Dodge as Paul Ely, chief of staff of tha store (314 Main ), or froin Our route drivers. Crose.a Sjinhol director o f the budget. Hughes, less need for "united action.” It wouldn’t be right, Eiaanhowat: ^ Q ''^ % ' •. APRIL 7-8-9-10 : He said police were seeking to French Arniy, when he was in ooid, fo r this country to propose on Continuing, he said "the cross is Waskors and AH a former New York banker, re­ But he declared grim ly that the Then write 25 words or less on “Why I Like ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 determine whether Spencer was in Washington recently at the time anawar bafo^. there has bean m the symbol of hope and victory, • eewepeeeeee fuses to discloae, even to close potential danger to free world in­ OHior AppliancM ‘the Evens home when his wife and the French request for more B26 Joint study o f the piroblem. the crucifix is the symbol of suffer­ friends, why he wears an eye terests in the area la very great New Model Dry Cleaninp.’* WEDNESDAY MEAt bombers was presented. The. gen­ But tha question o f what to do J ing and death, in Washington ALL DAY THURSDAY, APRIL 8 (Conttnned on Page Hilrteen) patch. (A P WIrephoto). and there exists the risk of a Cathedral, It Is never used. We PINE PHARMACY “ great dlsaater.” ' eral was quoted as warning rieport- in Indochina ia of the utmost im­ SPECIAL era agilnst placing too much em- cannot se^ .^rate Christ from the itM JW HAtCea Dulles referred to the contro­ portance to the whole free world, ★ \ ★ if OPEN AT 9:30 A.M. 664 CENTER .STREET phaaia on a single request. (We're open d l day cross any more thkn we can sep­ _ _ _ ■ _____ / versy which has developed in re­ the President aaid. and U getting TelrMI-9-9814 Newspapers here yesterday had more attention than almost any Wednesdays) arate Blaster from Good Friday, cent weeks over his "massive re­ See the more than $200 worth of attractive or Palm Sunda.v from the destruc­ taliation" policy and said that reported that France had addressed other thing. \ tion of Jerusalem. Suffering will a plea for miare aid from America. Eieenhower aaid he doubts if prizes that 8 lucky. peOpVwUI share. On dis­ . ■ /-■■ H-Bomb Research only American atomic power O EXU INE ■ never get us to Heaven, but sac­ stands in the way of Russia’s use The ministry’agnnounpbment today there ia much chance of rMching rifice will, and every form of suf­ or 'Uireatened use of atomic wea- was intended tdxcla'rify as well as a negotiated settlement of tho play at our plant. CURE STEAKS lb. 89c confirm that repbri And put it in ita fering can be converted into sac­ pona-.to impose ita demarda on Indochinese question at the Geneva' proper perapectlve',\ Lt. Comdr. Francia X. hrady/ who broke Dm traaacoattaeatal speed raotod abea h e ^ w from aa_ Conference to be held April 2S. NCAM NF.D / rifice." other nations. - ______Delayed: McCarthy Battle Important Diego to New York laet week ia/thice bonre, 45 miautee and 00 aecoode, la ebowa above, (eeatari wllb He declared 450 mUUon Asiatiea The speaker paus«d.lo tall of a He offered reassurance that it Is LAMB PAHiES lb. 35c The apokeaman continued that the two mnner-upo In tbei "r ^ tta e tralnlag flight.” Lt. Wallace Rksb. right, U . John C. Barrew. left, already have been lost to Commu­ case that came to his knowledge not America’s “ intention to look the miniitry wiahed to atreaa that, and Brady who flew Pratt ^../lYhltney peweted Gru mtnan F-SF-fi N avy Cougars, were Inlervlewod fit a nism and oald the free world 3 lbs. $1.00 in the work at St. Anthony’s. It for pretexts for atomic war” and EastCT dry cleaning and laundering in deapite conflicting reporta of policy preea eeafereace at neoa toftoy at the UAC dlvlaieii'a East Hartford Plant, (Story en Page OO). simply eon’t afford greater loaaes. happened cbout a year and a half New York, April 7 (/P)— Sem. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wls> emphasized instead that atomic •s iv ebangta concerning Indochina, the especially when they throsUn to ago, when a highly respected citly war “is a last desperate reeort." early and beat the Easter rush. Wednesday will be the last day says research on America’s hydrogen bomb was deliberately govammant'a chiaf ptaoccupatioa IqDock down other countries like zen, embittered by the death of *V He used a aomewhat similar idea of our sale on Gold Ilsh. Com­ stalled for 18 months in the face of reports that Russia was remains the batUe Dien Bieh foU i:^ dorainoeo. ■ \ ■ two brothers, turned from God and • I 9 in' explaining policies toward. In­ Phji, .vhteh it conridara at Market Molds ' Aoks Count o f Notleoe plete a q u a r i u m — including the church, drowned his sorrow in ‘’feverishly” pushing a similar project.. t‘If therfi. 'were no dochina and southeast A U t, say­ liquor, resorted to gambling and' Communists in our govemment,'p Ing inipwrtasca. Sitdown in Shipyard A t the Capitol, Sen, Lyndon B. --- ing “ pur purpose In this matter' la .year’s supply of fo o d ...... S9c ...... j - T . i - i p - i i ’' ’’Thu priOia|RHi,iy* he Johnson nf Tanas threw Demo­ defraud of his employer. He was why did wo delay7 . . .” McCarthy! not to get Into a war but to keep “ ia Inspifeii human A mi Against cratic weight behind , a stand by We are now taking orders on the verge of suicide when the- asked last night in a telecast billed I out of a war.” KEW MODEL rector pointed o'jt that the welfare as a reply to criticism of the Sen­ Senators/Push but ona canntif loaa a i^ t of the Sen. Knowland (R -c a ilf) that the on: The famous Morrell The southeast Asia pecurtty un­ fact that the battle alao baa an Un- free nations shohld “otep up and of his wife and children were at / ator by CBS commentator Edward derwriting proposal is still strictly Selling Wave Now in Second: Pay deniabla pbti^cal importance. That lA U iN Y i IRY CLEANIIIB Ready to Eat Hams, Swift stake. His pastor to his utmost R. MurrOw. be counted" on mesoures to resist in the discussion .stage. it why they (the government) )>e- Oommunist oggraosion in Indo­ ability helped him to solve his Tha H-bomb referenc* was inter­ Quest for New Subsequent steps-would Include Premium Shankless Hams, problems, with ihe assistance of New York, April 7 (/P>—The ■ I ' ■ . china. jected into an attack in which Mc­ measures of ftiilitary. support de­ his employer, and today he Is self- (Contlnn^ en Page Three) stock'''maricet'Taced eelllng pres­ Jcfiinson, the Senate's Demo-' Fresh Capons and Robart Carthy termed Murrow “ the leader pending upon the development of Camden, N. J., April 7 (/P)— Several thousand A F L workers respecting and has regained his Probe Lawyer sure a ^ in today but 'was able to cratic leader, praised Knowiand’a and the cleverest. of the Jackal the struggle in Indochina. While punched their time cards today at the vast New York S h l^ Eviscerated (quick-frozen) standing in the church and com­ Wittaatanid the wo-ii.. stand ia on tntervikw and added: ^ park which is always found at the authorities are extremely cautious munity. ■ A t ChaNftart the market was buildlnff Corp. yards but refused to pick up their tools— con­ X."We are at tho eroaeroads ot Turkeys. throat of anyone who dares to ex-' Washington, April 7 (P) — Ben. in disbuszlng this phase o f the un­ In conclusion. Father Daly said »oor Hanoi Braces lower, and ip later trading it ex­ tinuing into the second day a sitdown strike touched off by foibign policy right now. We’re pose Communists and traitors.” liundt (R-SD) said today a law­ dertaking it is understood to call ptsotJiiii “ Who caused it?” McCarthy de- hibited considerable apottinees be­ suspension o f 67 union officers. <»— ' ------—— either gohig to have collecUva yer baa agreed tenutively to aetve for United States A ir and Naval fore falling away. > •The 67 officersi have not left ^ ■w-a-i securitj^xF we ore going to know M special counsel in the Mc- operations in the area.-^ For New Push Tile decline extended to around a the plant since reporting for work ; rC lact’ where we stand.” The central concept o f the plan point k’hile galhe ^ *ere modest yesterday. They slept in th e; O R J I C t S I , The central concept is Joint Wuhlngton, April 7 (P>— Carthy-Army investigation. He. re­ ia Joint action, however, and at ’thinziGd-out'beer* ^ Preetdent Eieenhower said today fused to disclose the man’s name. fractiens. Businet^wae moderate yard and in d icate they wouldn’t - ^ ^ .. .. action to protect tost port of the the moment any -suggestion of By Red Rebels throughout and ran pt a rate below leave until the company. lifU 1*** t-y|'Vfy | Of F illp f ll U l f l world against CbmmuniK oggreo- he knowB nothing nbout nn 10- Mundt said the lawyer is "not singlehanded intervention in the month delay la hydrogen bomb wall known nationally," adding: yenteiday'B 2,120,000 scares. suspension, sion. A t the moment the idea at Indochina war by the United The railroads, oils, \netals, and Approximately 5,200 men-'-mem- any atnglehandcd direct interven­ If OmDe cteife fen k)«2es nwre, ■ development as charged by Sen. " I ’m sure Joe McCarthy never States is discounted in official Hanoi, Indochina, AprO.T (F) — McCarthy (R-Wie). The Preel- heard o f thia man." French Union defenfierc of thia soihe motors were d ep re^ d . Steels bers of Lodge 801, AFL-Ship- tion by the United States in the \ quarters here. did w ell right along. Olhsr seg­ workera’ Union-W ork on the 8 H-Bomb ‘ Veto dent also ssild he silways has re­ c Mundt said the man was inter­ key Red River delta center are Indochina war to dtocounted in offi­ Inform'anta said that the 10 na- ments of the market wersv iteady p.m.-4 p.m. Shift. Another 800 garded commentator Mward R. viewed secretly this morning by bojatering ita fortlflcatlone againat cial quarters. to mixed. * \ are .on the 4 p.m.-midnlght Shift Knowioad, tho GOP Modcr. told D o you tiiink hell disappear? - Murrow, assailed by McCarthy, the Seqate Investigations Subcom­ 'poBsibiItty of a aurprise Viet- Waahington, April 7 (PV— Key (ConUnned on^Page Fourteen) Westinghouse E 1 e c t r 1 c\w as while some 400 work between mid­ the Senate yesterday in • debate aa a friend. mittee, conducting the probe. nuhh to grab the city. New barbed ! Senators of both parties made it ahead on a good sales and e night and 8 a.m. . sparked by Sen. Kennedy (D-Moas) Mundt said he would not say witb baricadee bristle at atretegic I clear today they are opposed to inga report. Alden'a advanced pn Heee Pressure Tactics that "the free nations of the world that the man has been “ tentatively points and -Vietnameae aoldiera i l,;ving Greet Britain or.eny other declaration of a .50 per cent noc When the sit-down began yes­ ally a veto on American u m of.the cannot Ignore or sidestep’' any manded cH the alleged H-bomb de­ accepted” by the Senate Investiga­ patrol key areas. Price Saving Jordan Oaims Rumori have been flying thick divldead. Three companies— terday morning, company Presi­ I hydrogen bomb; ’ ' entry iq force by Red Chins Into OrviUe's safe enough ! No onn brand of beer lay. ‘.'was it loyal Americana or tions Suboommittee, which will was H traitors in our gove>n- and fast ^ere that the Communlat- Atnerlcan Machine A Foundry, dent Harry W. Pierce called It Sen.: Hickenlooper (R-Iowa) Indochina. . . . '*• can make you sltm-Hir fat—all by itself « The donduct the inquiry, but that the Bendix Aviation, and Babcock -fi ment?” tnan has tentatively ' agreed to led 'VIetminh la planning “ aome- "another incident in the long his- pointed'"up (ha issue w ith' a New Attacks by W ilcox—were higher after the (Oenttowd.oii Fsge Twenty-two) “ Our nation may well die be­ take the Job. thing Wg" In an attempt to win a tor^of pressure tactics which ep-. decYoration in the Senate yester­ L i commanding position before the Atontic Energy Comniisalpn peerm to be dimed at . any con­ day that former Preeideht Tru­ navor has no calonet. So don’t be fooled bv cause of that 18-month 'deliberate "W e were led to believe," Mundt fancy claims. Look for flavor . drink V delay,” hcvaddecL' Geneva conference on Korea and granted them right to study appU- structive effort to place the ship­ man was “ not correct" in eayi"K said, "that if : we could (ell him Israeli Forces Indochina opens April #6. Some catloh of atomic energy. yard,. on -an efficient operating that a World War II American- McCarthy’s statement was called that w# made a complete check Trading was light-on the Ameri­ Vabsolutely ridiculous’’ by .Rep. officials fear Vtetmlnh Chief Ho basis. British agreement not to use the and are contpletely' , convinced Jerusalem, Jordan Section, April Chi MIhh may try to touch o ff can stock exchange with prices How'*many *"«*' reported to the atomic bomb without the other’s Melvin Price ID-RIl, a member of (that the man is the right one for T tP —Jordan claimed today that another uprialng here in Hanoi. jmmewhat lower. Going do^ra were yard ' this' morning could not, be consent still wqs in effect. BuUejdns the Joint Congressional Committee the Job) he would say yes." Israelis attacked' a Jordan village on Atomic Energy, .Many persons* believe aerioua Canada Southern. Oils, Fairchild learned, immediately; Thoiiaanda White House press secretary from the Al^Wircs LOIN-SPRING Selection of a counsel hes been near Bethlehem twice last night. A trouble could develop,, particularly Camera, Gary Mfg.. Middle States gathered at the front entrance James- C. Hogerty said VSen. I ; > spokesman, said National Guarda* if the Vietminh could 'dhliat the Petroleum, and Woodley Petro­ housing the so-called'“ clock ehed.” Hickenlooper is correct.” (Continued on Page Twenty-three) (Continued on Page Three) men and Arab Legion troops drotre help of the thousands o f 'Vtetna- leum. Higher w ere Colonial A ir­ when the men check-ln and walked Truman, in Kaaaaa City, hod NEW NUCLEAR TEST ♦ . ‘*0 them off after fierce exchanges fnese in the city who eympathise lines, Louisiana Land, and N a ­ inside. ' , -“no comment" on Hickenlooper's with automatic fire and hand gren­ Wnahlngten, April 7 (.TV-The ' with, the rebels and want to get tional Fuel /(Gas. TKere was no disturbance. contradiction o f his statement,, .gev^rnment nnneiiaoed tedny ades. - ■, but saidi.’Tlie record speo^a for is ThR MeCarthy Story (8) rid of the French. The bond market yraa higher. Once Inside the men gathered in thnt anetber test Of nuclenr MaJ. Mohammed Ithaq, Jordan’s While only future developments U. S. Government issues in the small groups in outdoor ' areas, itaelf.” Truman and olJiara ogread senior military delegate to the U.N. the 1943 ,understandtn|T wotild not wodpone wns enrried out yester­ can prove whether there is any over the rouhter market were taking advantage at Jixe waim, day St the Pacific ' proving Israeli-Jordan Mixed Armistice truth in the rumors, this Freiitn. cover tlie I ’ -bomb. •. quiet and steady. sunny day. ■ grounds and deaertbed it a* Commission, said the attackers left obviously Intend to be prepared. Thomas W. Saul, the union’s Asserting . that Hickenlooper “ aueceaafnl.” bloodstains on the ground as, th(^y ,^ lc k meshes of barbed wire have executive' secretary^ urged the men waa "abfolotely right.’’ Sen..Know- LR. Vrithdrew. This was the only indica­ beeii' erected around ail - electric to “ go In." He said nothing about land of Califomte, (he GOP ,floor tion of any casualties. .power transmission stations and refusing to work. leader, aaid* in an interview''that i'hRKlCHT RE-ELECTED Izhaq said' a band of about IIK) Vietnamese-manned po'ice posts, Edward W. Teale, company ex­ the- agreement waa “ not sstisfaC- BeHln. .\prU 7 (SWWiMter laraelis made the first attack, i W ater supply systems, posts ahd News Tidbits ecutive vice president, aaid New lory and was changed." He added 'I ’tortdit, bearded dtoriple ef. MILK FED LOIN *>* ., V ' crossing the armistice demarcation telegraphs, and railway and trans­ York Shipbuilding could fire every that he wants no future agree- > Lenin mad Stalin, waa re-elected line about 11 p. m.' and opening fire Colled from A P Wires Inent of that' kind. (trot secretary , of the .ruling ' *■ , A 4 port line.s are guarded by Viet­ one of the men who came to work on the. 'Village of Husan, about 3*4 namese soidiers, carrying pistoli. and then didn’t "but we are' in the British officials have given their Socialist t'alty (Communist) miles southwest of Bethlehem. position of having power and. not opinion that the former agreement Party today. The secretar3rahip By BBM PRICE ^whaf he celled "a conspiracy of in­ He gave this account of the inci­ Presid-nt Eisenhov.-er plays golf wanting to use it.". no longer, holds. Is the moat laflueatial poaltloa-. Waahln;;ton, April 7 pP)—Lkaa (Coatlnued on Page ^ o ) V j famy so black that, when it is dent:- shortly after finishing, weekly Pierce said the suspension of “Any agreement that gives any la East Germaayi - 'than three months after he was finally exposed, Its principals National Guardsmen returned the news conference . . . Latin Amer­ the 57 would stick. They were sus­ other nation a vetq on our uae of seated, in January 1947, Sen. Jo­ shall be. forever deserv’ing of the fire but were outnumbered and re­ ica’s most famous political refu­ pended Friday; Pierce said, as a atomic weapons, on which our W IL U N O T O N f i r m SOLD seph R. McCarthy tengled with maledictions of all honest men." treated into the village for .rein- Canada Cuts Taixes gee, Victor Raul Ha.va de la Torre disciplinary ‘measure resulting very existence may exist, cannot be WilllagtoB. AprU 7 (Fv-WU- his bible-quoting Republican Ool- - A t . the time, McCarthy was dis­ of Peru, flies toward exile in from » half-day work stoppage on Justified." Knowland declared. llam R. L. McBee, treasurer e f ’’ d c league from New Hampehice, the cussing “ the questions of why we. Then they returned to the attack I But Boosts Biidset Mexico follo^t’ing release from! Friday. Sen. Byrd (D-Va)„ a member of the Gordiaer HaU Junior Ce., late Charles E. Tobey. fell from our position as the moat aaaouaces the sale of aaaeta, L8. and forced the Invading band to : five years and three months of By the end o f his first tsrm M e -' powerful nation on earth at the withdraw, virtual house arrest 4n Colombian (Continued on Page Thirteen) (CoaUBued en Pnge Fourteen) : trade morka and* taveatory et ’ Oarthy had in succession fought end of Warld War II." 'Three and a half hours later, an­ Ottawa, April 7 iP>—Canadians embassy in Lima. the company at South W'lntag- Sena.. Rsym<>nd E. Baldwin o f (%n- i For all practical- purposes Mar­ other Israeli armed force crossed got a modest 46 million dollars in Dr. Richard B. Kennan of Wash­ toa to the Standard Thread C o .. ’ nscticut, Millard E. Tydings o f shall ig n o i^ the attack. tax cute today but faced a record ington, executive secretary of Na­ of New York. The eesapaay will CAUFORNIA SUNKIST Maryland, and .William Benton o f ' Of the five Senators who cross- (Coatlaued ea Page Tw e) peacetime budget which will be tional Education Assn. Defense oonGaao aa kefore, retolalag Gtonhectlcut. From S cn.^l^igaret ad McCarthy, Republican Baldwin balanced only If the current lag in Cbmmissioh, in speech .at Uni­ Senate Told Adminstration owaereklp of taetory property Ohaae Smith of Metne and « x col­ .reaigned,' Democrata Tydlnga . and business ends. versity of Connecticut, warns and 89 peaipany kernes la the leagues hts activities pronipte'*. a Benton were defeated for re-elec­ Finance Minister ‘ Douglas C. state educators preservation of oenwwiialty; ■ « much-publicized' "Declaration of tion and Tobey died. Mrs. Smith, e Kurusu Dies at 68: Abbott, presenting hia 1954-55 Against Boost in Exemptions ^ *!> A<,- A- freedom of thought is their re- NAVEL Oonscisncc." Republican, ia ,u p for re-election budget to pazliament last night,' sfwasIbiUty. ICC RARS TOVko PROBR Defended Jeasiif this year and ia opposed in the Former Jap Envoy acknowledged frankly he ia bank­ Formosan police ^announce In Waaklagtoa, Aprii ^ UP)—Tha McCarthy also attacked Gen. primary by.a friend of McCarthy’s ing heavily on a buaii.eas upturn. Taipeh ar~est o f •■.lore than Ooo Waahington. April 7 (P|—Secrc-^preacnt 3600 individual exemption laterstato Osnsaarrew Cimmlr George C. Msmhell, the man Who who says "McCarthyism” is an But lie pr^icted Cenada’e govern­ auapects la campaign to halt theft tary of toe Treasury Humphrey | to $700 or $800, • atoa tefiay turned dawn a petl- • • 9 fi* ’nm ai»» s a y si Tokyo, April; 7 UP)— Sgburo Aaalyem o f beer aamplee have masterminded U. S. strategy dur­ issue in the Maine Senatorial cam­ ment would wind up with a surpliw o f radio, cameras ..and other valu­ 'told Senatora today the Eisen- Humphrey wa., the opening wit- UoB fpuB the New Yerk CM tral ORANGES V-:- ■’'k' ing World War II and later served paign. In Maine, victory in the Kurueu, the Japanese diplomat hower admintotratien to strongly ness as the 'finrnca rom.-nittee Railroad Co. far aa laveirilga- — four million dollars—for the ables (rom ’ omes of Americans 'Republican primary is' ustially the who was coducUng peace negotia- UoB late the meves awde hy eo bttle. emountiag in no as Secretary o f Defense end Ssc- ninth straight year. . . . Communists a^ Panmunjom, oppooed to increasing personal in- ataried public hearings oq tha 875- tame as being elected. tions in Washington when Japan come tint' exemntiona as ^tropoaad.: page,' tax revision bill, already Robert R. Young aafi seseclatm, J ^ B c e to than a negUgibIt ' retsry of State. President Truman He warned- that if the buainesa Korea, lodge offk-ial conipIa,in.t I had dimcrib<<’ Marshall - as,, the Clash OB Rationlag attacked Pearl Harbpt, died today upturn failed to m&teriaUze, "there accusing UN Cbnimapd o f seadlag by the DeinocrsU. - v — • ' .. j paoeed, by the Hotae. The Sacra- to obtain ooBtrol of OearttaL . ^ 5 ^ *'" ^ have no apiveciabla 9 7 4 I greatest living American. :^- . It was March 27, 1947, that Mc­ at the age of 68. could be a modertte defleit of 2 .or two. armed patrols tnto Red ter­ V'At the ssune time, the' Secretary ~ tary deecribet. toe bSl oa a hey “ content.” Marshall came in to the line of Carthy and Tobsy clashed over Kurueu. Japian’s special peace 3 per cent"— up to ISO million dol- ritory to "commit hostile acts.” pledged to toe Senate Finance part' of President Etoenhower'a m a y OOkVlCT MISS bOFLOlt M A I N S T . AMR . McCarthy’s fire la -1950. by defend- sugar rationing.- McCarthy, sup- ambasaador to the United Statee, la.rs.' H ie bueiness -'alowdonn cut Series,of television talks by ex- Committee that when further goy- flecal program. Waaklagtoa, April . ritAtdtT) . Ihg the integrity, of Ambaasador- portiim* a 20-pouad 'inersaae in ‘the had been ill since the end of World the govemment'a revenues 73 mil­ Gov. Cheater Bowles to delayed eritment' spending cuts Justify it. He sold that |t,.400.00Q,0()() in Rept Keatlag (R-NY>> FREE at-Large PMUp C. Jessup., McCer- annual , ration, said bs had been 'W ar n when he .suffered a cerebral lion dollars below advance aeti- eae weeh.^ spokesman t for - New the administration '0 1 ) 1 recommend tax cuts have b ^ h put thrbugh day that saaetaseat of a fefierM thy had said Jieaaup had an "un­ told by an Agriemture Dept, offi­ hemorrhage. Doctora said death mates for .1953-54, but AbbM t atiU Haven telwlalbn station wNHC re­ to Oemgreea additionlfi income tax or are In prospect this year, touat- wlielappiBg Into *wwy very well PARKING usual .affinity fpr' Communist cial this amount was feasible. resulted ffom another stroked expocta a 10-mUllon-doUar ssirplua, ports .... JOwiah war veterans of cuto.-'- -k '. ■ ■ ing the revtolon hill, and that this peeimt eausaa*^ Tobey toft the Senate floor find He Inslated until Jda death that Canada's budget, uplike the one Bridgeport, Poiet |9. aHer to aaelst - But be said this should be dosie U all that COB be afforded now. The r . B'M. Wchaffer Brewiag Ce.'ef Oeaa. Ofi’tluBa 14.1961, almost a year telephoned Secretary of AsHCpl- he k^ew nothing et the .Pegri submitted in Washington thin ytsi CalbeBe war vetoraaa-in. aiding by reducing the ntaa, not Inertoe- ^umphrey tastiflad that nthe later, MoOazfhy 1b ! a 00,000-wwd' I&. Bridgeport poUca who are guarding esomptiona. Democrata hsva -apMck linked Marrimll's aama to .

r f.' ir : \ | llAW HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 ?AGE TWO ■ /-■ r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHiESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL Y k 1954 P A G E T H R E E

Name Aiinulli Hanoi Braces 4ubcommitte«'t.senior Democratic Humphrey Aseails myrnber. toW^ reporters -"I don’t Heads Committee. AtteDding Conivention Senators Push MANC-HESTER J French Ask think it's improbable" that the To Head CAM Fjpr New Push Exemptions Plans post would be fined today. ' He IPIVE IN HLAIPL A Quest for New -declined, to elaborate. f^ofTX7N Ncrroi RANGE I : iCI ■ J J I I-Jll't I MtOlellon said one.^ of those Chamber of Commerce By Red Rebels A'OI ■ rf. ^ ,.y (CoatiBoed from lligo Ona) Planes for bein>: const lered for the^'ob was Now Showing* thru Thura. Probe Lawyer LUcius E. Burch, ..r., of Meutphis. Contractors Division Mrllest poMible Action on the bill He told the Memphis 0>mmm4al (Continued from Pnga Om ) H«M Over! HM Over! Katherine Hepburn WAS "imperiAtlve’’ And would hAve In d o c h in a Appeal that Bii-xh, a Democrat, COAL - COKE Officially Organized A " ’tremendously helpful effect (Continued froin Page One) sub-machine ,guns or rifles,, often Humphrey Bogart . was among some. 50 attomeyli- -.upon the economy.” orlgl:'.ally auggeeted for the posi­ The contractors, builders, and with bayonets fixed. ' ‘ (Comlnued from Page One) THE AFRICAN QUEEN Humphrey read off a Hat of holding up the start of pqblic tion: 24 Hour Delivery Service those in allied trades, members of A curfew la^belng enforced from hearingk voted on Mar?h; 16. the Chamber of Commerce, held midnight to dawn. The Doumer In Color By Technicolor what he called "pjain facta" about lleve that it is necessary to do the The ChaUanoojfca Timee said In C Ib se s bridge, only span roiTnectlng the current econoihic iltuation in> Samuel B. Sears, the -Boston a dispatch froim it*. Washington an organization meeting last night GARY COOPER iximum for Dlen Bien Phu and trial lawyer hired for the post on at the Manchester Country Club.: f ' t’t Hanoi with towns and citlea to the dicating that buaineak is now bet­ b itr^ii that Burch- "is said to be east, la heavily guarded by- ter than at any other time except also why the new requests, notably April 1, resigned yesterday after next in line for (xmsideratlon" for The group adopted ita official "HIGH NOON'V questinhs had been raised about MORIARTY BROTHERS] name CAM, "Contractors^ Associ­ Senegalcae troops. No traffic, ex­ In the record year of 1953. for aviation- material, have been the job. He said the proposal in the bill whether he could be .completely ation of Manchester, a divisipnrof cept by special military permit, la Shown fl:S0 and 8!88 SUrls Friday: "Ijttln Lovers" addre.ssed to the United States." . Bi rch said 'ast nigtit he had no 315 CENTER STREET to reduce taxation of dividend in­ neutral. TEL. MI-3-5135 the Manchester Chamber of Com- allowed over the bridge between (In Washington, American offir:^ plans to visit Washington in the 7 p. m., and 7 a. m. come "AviU encourage tlie Invest­ Sears himself insisted he could ['^^Incrce.” "BORDER RIVER’* Technicolor be, btit he quit, he said, becau.se he rear fi’tuie: A ir raid alarm alrena are being ment of aavingi so that bualnesa cials made it clear they would The nominating Committee: JoelSJcCreSjVvon^ Mundt disolo.--ed late yesterday tunded. French Arm y sources ran expand and create more Job*.’’ quickly gr^nt a'ny new French re­ "would not want the credibility of Paul Dougan, William Gienney, the proceedings ,o be handicapped say these are iherely tests, to Shown 8:10 Humphrey said three-quarter* o( the aiibcorr.mlt.ee ha.1 asked the Franttv Gambolattl and Clinton Read Herald Advs. quest for additional military from the very outset by an alleged Supreme Court about the proptiety • • • • • 6) • • • • 0 ^ 9 •••(•• Herald Photo, mal^sure the system is in perfect All Individual* who get dividend* • • • • • • HendrlcTcaon, chairman— hrought Orlando Annulll equipment for the Indochina war. v>’oid. deed or comntitmenl that I of baring a federal Juofe take the iii » slateNrf officers for the com­ working order. The Vietminh have earn le** than $10,00 Oa year. (They said that sending such might have uttered in the past." counsel post, and that the Justices ing year, o^^ando Annulll was never umd any fighter or bomber Hurnphrey told the senator* / R«m«mber, thii i$ thejait week to make Vour final paymenti on the treasurer; Paul Phllllpa, aecretary, additional supplies would be (Al­ Sears told a hews conference t nanimously advised against such elected chairma,n; Thomas Colla; planes iit'^he 7-year-long war, that giving faster and more flexi­ / and Mrs, Martha H. Stevenson, most automatic under an under­ thtii'e had been "a grievous misun- a step. Vice chairman; Frank Gambolatti, but it'fe alwavB possible their sup­ ble tax write-off of depreciation .1953 Club at checks will be mailed on April 15th. assistant secretary. Colla, who standing reached with Gen. F.ly derNlanding." He said Chiief Justice Warren re­ headed the Contractora tiivision In ply source— Rtd China— might one would benefit 9,600,000 individ­ He said he was ^thinking only of day give them ^ m e . TODAY Bradford Barhrarh Phciln when he was in Washington last ITieodore 1« Fairbanks ported "they felt it would establish l l j l I L K the membership drive of the uals, including farmers and small Mrs. Ruth J. gpencer month. McCarthy's current row with the f ■ / Along the <14-^le atretch of a ''dsngerous preree'ent u-hich Otamber, serv^ aa temporary Thru SATURDAY buslne** men, as well as 600,000 Army o.fhgials when he declared highway eastward tp the seaport, (Some 25 B26 fighter-bombers Director Theodore L. Fairbanks, would not -Le. in the best publii^ chairman until the election o f An- corporations. "Here again," he The special gifts committee of last Thuradajr the day he took the of Haiphong—through which flows promised to French forces in Indo­ protection officer for Cheney intere.st." ' . ' nulli- Colla congratulated Annulll siad, "the purpose is to stimulate the local Cancer Campaign will be Job, that he never had taken a American i.’ar suaplieS for the GIANT -THEATRE PREMIERE! china during Ely's visit already S s. J ! on his election as chairman of 2 5 0 employment, plant expansion and headed this year by Mra. Ruth J. liave been delivered. Official.* of Brothers,. left this morning for stand publicly oK privately on the The bid would have ^onh to and CREAM French Union forces—e^res of Judge Harold Medina (^ the Second CAM, the flrit organized group of modernization.” Spencer. the French embassy in Washing­ New 'Volk City where he will at­ subject of Mc(?gi;thy or "Me- reinforced, concrete fortlfli^tlons jU j S. Circuit Court or Appeals if contractors tn Mancheater. Annul- Sen. tiong ( D-La) . interjected, Mrs. Spencer Is well qiiallfiecl ton said- they knew nothing about Carthyiam." have artillery -for instant a ^ o n tend the Greater New_ York Safe­ j.the Justice* ha4 "^proved the idea, ii thanked the giroup for ita confi­ on the point of reducing taxes on f,or her position, since she is preai- any new specific request but that and anti-aircraft batteries keep ty Council Convention and Expo­ He aaid he waa nqbv trying to Mundt said^.M^edina as a U. S. Dis- Q^ie£^ Sto.myp.'i dence arid asaured them he would dividend Income, It was his in': it would not surprise them if local I close watch on the skies. ■ (lent of the Soroptimlst Club ■deny or conceal earlier \p u b 1 l*c I trict Cquri^Judge had presided at do everything in hia power to pro­ formation that six-tentha of one which originally proposed the In­ ^ommaijders in Indochina had ap­ sition, which is being held this THE ONLY ONE IN MANCHESTER — 923 MAIN STREET The lull In the C0:->munlat-led declarations praising AlbCarthy I the trial iiy which H top (iommu- mote the organization. per cent of American families own stitution of a local tumor clinic. pealed for military assistance.) week at the Hotel Statler. for a "great job" or fightingX<’ m PRICES IJst OhJecUvea 'Vletminh'a -infantry aM".\..'tB on 1 nisi leaders were convicted of con­ 80 per cent o f the stock in the She came to Manf'hester several A minis^^try spokesman said the Besides attending the sched­ munists. spiring to teach violent overthrow CAM adopted the following Ob­ battered Dlen Bien Ptvu passed the announcernent was made' in con­ 48-hour mark today. For the sec­ country. years ago from Ohio to form the uled convention .sessions and ex­ Sears' departure made it almoi of the government. jective: (a ) To associate the con­ Humphrey said the revision bill Spencer Rubber Co., of which she firmation of newspaper re|iorts., certain' the senate inve.sligationa Given On C O D. Deliveries ond successive morning, a terse The McCarthy-Army row stems tractors of Manchester for the w as‘ designed to reform the tax is now an active executive. The request "is not exactly position, he will attend a dinner .subcommittee will not meet its purpose of mutual advantage and FreiiCh communique . announced new," he continued, adding it Was meeting this evening of the Hart­ fro>D *n Army report alleging that ■'lest night we* calm" a*, the north system, eliminating Inequities and target date of ngxt Monday for cooperation; (b) To ' cooperate presented in Washington several ford Industrial Safety Council MrCgrthy and Roy M. Cohn, the for weetilndo-rhlna bestion. injustices accumulated over the ing bill, would amount to $7,400.- the opening of. televised- pearings . r . D 0 WN with all' branches of the contract­ daya ago. who.se member* are attending the subcommittee'* chief counsel. The cel-m was relvtlva, however, last 75 years. (klO.OOO. He said about two-thirds into the dlsptUe between Arm.v o f­ ing Industry Including manufac­ The spokesman said the minis­ convention. Mr. Fairbank.s . is ! sought favored treatment for Pvt. as rebel artillory and mortar bat­ Sen. Flanders (R-Vt) -said' prior of the total, or approximately five ficials And the subcommittee |G. David-Sri^ine, a former subcom- turers,. dealers and financial Insti­ try had nothing further to add to Treasurer of the Hartford organ­ teries and the French long-range t « Humphrey's appearance that If billions, would go directly to li\,- chpirihan. McCarthy. I mlttee consuHant. McCarthy and tutions''within the Jurisdiction of this bare announcement. ization, currently ser\'ing hi* sec­ Ivy Now and Sava Moi« oA that# doRciowt RANGE & FUEL OIL guns kept up their sporadic firing the Democrats persuade ("ongress diriduals. • Sen. Mundt ■ (R-SD). who will Cohn retorted nwt Army officials this organization for the purpose The United Stales snnonneed on ond term as the Council's Trea*- run the probe a s, acting chair­ Fresh rebel activity waa report­ to cut income taxes again this Flanders said in the Interview used ''blackmail''\actlc* in effort* Connocticuf Fftth Dairy Produefi^ of mutual advantage and for the March 26 a pledge of emergency tirer. man, announced "at least one" ed in the Kingdom o f L«oe, whose year, the revenue lose would have that if this reduction is voted, the I to halt subcommitteKJnvestigations benefit of the Industry as a whole; aid under which 25 more American Fairbanks will attend those more lawyer from outside Wa.sh- sister state of Cambodia was in to be made up by a general aales revenue loss will have to be made of the Army. McCartnv and . Cohn To enforce a code of ethics vaded last week, according to tax. fighter-bomber* would be sent to I sessions which will deal direcHy ingto.n will be interviewed by the specifically accused SK;retary of a a a f a • .• • • • • • • • • • to maintain high professional up since the budget for next year Ind«)china for French use. slong j with Industrial Plant Safety, French press dlspatchca never con­ The bill makes assorted tax cuts already is in the red by about four subcommittee during the day as a the Army Robert T. StevbM and The BOLAND OIL CO. standards and high business meth­ with arptounition and other sup­ ! Plant Prote.ction and Industrial possible special coun.sel. firmed officially by French authot l- M 3 Dimension anoWarnerqolor totaling $1,400,000,000 for indivi­ billion dollars. Ijohn G. Adams, Army - Ovneral ods among our members; (d) To ties in Hanoi. A diapatch from duals .md businesses in Itg first plies. I Fire Safety. Sen. McCflellan of Arkansas, the j Counsel, secure cooperative action in ad­ "The only practical way this TEL Mltehdl 3-S320 Vienti.me, the Laotian capital, said •PHANTOM Of THE RUE MORGUE' year of operation, but it does Rot could be done is by a general aales vancing the common purpose of Vietminh forces operating near the reduce pev.sonal income levies, t(ix." he said. iiiilEjUUIEN-ClAUDEI^^ its members, uniformity and Mekong River, in aouthern Laos which dropped an average of 10 And he a.sserUed such a levy equity in business usages and laws had attacked the town o f Moulapa- per cent on Jan. 1. would take away the added pur­ and proper consideration of opin­ i-'.ok, in a rice growing area IS • PLUS 2nd (HANT HIT • The major fight promises to be chasing power which Democrat.* ions upon questions effecting the miles north of the Cambodian fron­ on a Cemocratic move to slash sny would come by boosting ex­ contracting industry. tier. National Guardsmen ware re­ SAVAGE SPECTACLE » liJ OF THE THOeSAND-MILE SAFARI! Income tAxes )iv incrcssing ex­ emption.*. ■6V"ft- Also, (e ) To function as a local ported to have been battling the emptions ot^each taxpayer and de­ However.* he al.so made clear affiliated association of the Man­ rebels 46 hoiira. FERNANDO ARLENE g i EB e r t ' pendent. that Republicans on the finance chester Chamber 'o f Commerce; ------u —:------1------Humphrey reasaeried hi* op­ committee are not backing the If) To assist the officers and LAMAS DAHL ROLAND position to the proposed increase revi.sion bill 100 pei; cent. Flanders board of directors o f this organ­ in exemptions, in a talk today to said hr has doubts on s section ization and the Chamber of Com­ the Republican Women's Centen­ cutting taxes on income from divi­ merce in qualifying members- op­ EASTWOOD nial Conference. dends. erating within our territory; (g) “The Diamond Queen’V He told the party women that To assist in the accomplishment TERKIFIC ALL COLOR SHOW WARNER BROS. TECHNICOl.OB rROnCCmON tax raductiona whirlv have al­ Good Sunday brunch dish: Toast of the mutual objectives of our F. Lamas Shown: Wed,, Thurs., .Frl. ’’ Phantom’’ 8:20, 8:20 ready gone into effect thliKyeap, spread with deviled ham and top­ association and the Manchester JiiNe Alt.rf$a« Arlese Dakl tl* • ’’Queen’’ 2:00, 6:45, 0:.50 plus those proposed in the ^n d- ped with scrambled egg.«. Chamber o f Commerce; (h )v T o "GLENN lonHifO’ CHptt MILLF.R "DIAMOND participate for the purpose of mu­ QUEEN” ^ lis«4 *>* tual benafit in an interchange of STORY” l-Y v- groups in the Chamber and the (Technicolor) progress of the membership cam­ TELEVISION paign. She urged the members \ present to make full use of the facllitlea of the Chamber office, naritairs with apecial inference to the clear­ PROGRAMS ing o f aotlciutions and appeals. Chairi.ian Annulll appointed sev­ i^ V id eo Everyday— All Rights Reserved^H. T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. eral committee*.'Edward Tomczuk was named chairman of the com­ "The Glenn | , mittee to study the-i.iatter of an I Jae.Jlitn'hMc identifying emblem. Members of Miller Story’’ I «Alaakn Senaf* his committee include Hendrickson, Tech. SilS I Rocco Salerno and Clarence Burke. Coils will rerve aa chairman of SaI ^ I p.m. E«g#rR—C«rCA«att a com.nittee on standards and / Si r ., *’H#RdA’ * 1a Tpch. ethics with Anthony Squillacote. Frank Gambolatti, Anthony Dzen Motorola TV and Alfred Coda, committeemen. Gambolatti Is cfiairman of the Clh«r,$harp,Sta«dvUHP- dues committee that consists of Slancl?, - VHF RacapHan from Joseph Sylveotef and Paul Dovgan. lltitant (foMont Recommendations will be made to , / ) S ^ doOb u d r e s s e r , the division and money is to be used in the promotion ^ acti .ities 1ft IROAD M i-8 -im such as advertising and signs. SALES and Annulll said meetinga would be T [ L E V I S I 0 RADIO SERVICE CA18DURS PANEL BED AND CHEST held twice a month as many im­ portant matters relating to the Ckaaael I (U rn trlr •) Haw Ukytn, SpscioUy dtsigned lot us. by th* activities of the gioup ivill be de­ -• Caas. ^ «Ml sriKN-CK EEVIEW cided. He extended an invitetion Chassal M Naw Brllala, Gasa. tail TV HOCE world's lorgtsl manuftfclur*r of bod- to those engaged in the building Chaaaal It Halyaka, Ma«a. \ *:M (M ) ( HIL’AfiU SYMPHONY room himilur*! SbMr luxury at an un- Ckaaaal Ut M'alarbary, Caaa. »:*# ( 81 STBIKK IT BICH -Warren trades to attend and become affi­ Ckahaal t l Spriaftirld, Maia. Hull b*li*vobly low pricol Tabs your choic* liated with tfie group. \ 'M’ •■J'KgrtXTED-Pilm n 9 8 of Twilight Mohogony or Caliiomia Wal­ \ tU i BADGE No. 114 Tike M an who Cam says: nut (Alto in lovely Co'rdovan Mahog- (;N ( a> ANIMAL TlMK V —Starrlnr Jack Webb - / (Ml BAE M WE8TEBN THEA \(41l TELKYISfON THKATEE — ony at o slightly higher price.) Big TEE —"tjod's rountry" \ Mr. Camlldo" Jordan Claims (Ul WE8TEEN PLAVHO.rKE beveled pltxte glass mirror, unusual bow <411 I'NC LE KO'S r i'N e H 'B STARTS SUNDAY —ikl Hatch . front top drtrwert, smart solid cast brass "KISS ME KATE’’ S:I5 ( S) BILL'R f'AETOO.N6 ' custom haniware, glowing hand-rubbed Ik. I 1;M < a « l l HOWDV DOODV TI.ME New Attacks by WALL TILE finish. Storage space galore in the big "CODE TWO’’ j t:ee ( A) CATHOLIC PEOUKAM LO.NO w e a r i n g ' IM ) NEWH AT H lX ^Peir Stoner W H I T E S E A L »-rians with carry­ Child Phofogrophy Abbot A Costello • room. So many styles, one Jiut jor you ing out separate new border at­ 476 MaIb SL MI-8-S2SS (M l N E W S-Pete Stoner Large Mognectic Memo Boards . . . 1,98 1.39 $39.98 (Ul MOONLIGHT MOVIFJ - tacks. (M r THE LATE SHOW Medium Magnetic Meifio Boards .. .98 .69 YACHT CHAIR OR ROCKER The spokesman reported: Eg>'p- 4:U I WOBLD NEWS TODAY I ' HWpckwl ' tians to the south wounded two Too bad - now-tae oon’t enjoy i ABEA NKWS-Sports . ( 8) NIGHT OWL TH KATEE Magnetic Pet Holders—per pair .. .98 .69 Israeli soldiers with gunfire near lAlCAL NEWS—kVed EWverl "Angel with the Trum pef’ .,., tho tasty ’ meals the; Rainbow YKSTKBDAY’8 NEW8BEEL ' (41) FIN AL EDITION ~Z t^ummel Reproductions...... 98 .69 Light, strong, convenient. Has I>iw priced to give'you an excit­ S1.50 to $14.95 the Jewish settlement of Kissuflm; Club serves.-Don’t yoii lose any I CEI’SAUKB BABBIT R ay Drury Cmge Copper Silent Butlers ...... 4.98 3.29 sturdy frame of polished' tubular ing value in nationally famous west of Jerusalem, near Lifts. Jor­ tlih.e, drop In now. You’ll like i DEATE VALLEY DAYS — j 12:14 (41) W EATHER—John Quill ^ "Belle of San Gabriel " I aluminum with .seaU and back of Shott quality. All steel construr- danians fired on an Israeli guard the friendly atmosphere, the Ul CAPTAIN VIDEO I i::U (Ul KIGHTCAP EDITION .. ChMse Slicer and Board...... 1.25 .69' durable canvas in rhoice of gay tion in heavy enamel finish, with but.missed; to the northwest, near wide variety of dlahes and the > NEWS DESE — Mark Fein- —Fred Dwyer colors. Fold.* flat fbr ea.sy.'storage. comfortable shaped seat and hack. - bACk'TAlk«TWEEd (U) PEKVUKS •* Wrought iron Gloss Caddy— the Tel, El Kadi aetUemenl*- Syri­ moderate prioea. Weighs only four lb*. For the poich Your rhoice of eithiir the Chair or I WE/fTHEE—John Quill ( II NEWS . C , A Nice Group Qf T ans 'crossed the border and stole I JOHN D A LY -N ew a 6 glasses ...... 1.00 .69, or lawn . . ideal . for week end matching Rocker. Ttw coot whh the baoutiful baoutiTuI bock 200 sheep after overpowering the > MAEGE AND JEFF Wrought Iren Gloss Caddy— trips to the beach' or country. ALL WOOL EASTER-SUITS shepherd. > HIGHLIGHTS —Tom Colton Temerrsw’e Da.rtima HlghUghM . . . Porit-insplrad, Amaricon-ambfocad . . . now JAZZ I W EATHEBVANE — CaVell 1:M ( II GARRY MOORE 8 glosses ...... M.25 .77 porad and ptonad for tha junior figura. Johert l.-M < It WELCOME TEAVELERg CONNEimci’T SPOTLIGHT 4iM (III ON VOUB ACCOUNT ~ Metal Serving Troys 11x18 ...... ,98. M Jvlliord^s luxurious Irior twaad with oaoft and SESSION MAEE SABFJI (U l EOBEBT Q. LEWIS SHOW $39.00 U) DOUGLAS EDWABDS g i: Metoi Senfing Troys 9x14 , ---- .69 ,39 suppla roll-collorad front. . . o low-baltad Personal Notices TEE NEWS $ ■ 7 . 9 5 TONIGHT EDDIE riS H E E SHOW Lfloy, Susans, Wrought Iren ...... 7.95 4.95 bock that's nows, naws, nawsl " V f:U 411 NEWS CABAVAN— John 8 P.M. to 12 P.M. 'Cameron Swayxe • CUSTOM CLOTHES ]16 Cup Inland Carafe .. .<...... 4.95 3.29 Mua, pink Stzas 7 to 13. ' Caiii of Thanks PEEEV COMO SHOW TKAMWOBK FOB SAFETY PHOTO FiHED W « wish to thank all of our nsiah- WI^TH TH E -• 8'Cup -Inlond Carafe . . . .j...... 3.* •Regularly iip io $55. ’ bors. (rirnds and rr|alivra tor the man.v DDUELANd ORCHESTRA 1:44 M-UI ABTHUB GCQlFBEV E FOR A PERFECT HT . Our Stock Of arts of kindness and aympathy ahown BIS FEIENDS ■ Food Wenmers ...... 1.( Open -iAn Account LIBERAL TERMS ua In our “rreent , berrayertient. We Frank Parker. Marion Mar­ especially thank all thoae arbn tent the low. Halreke. Janette KELLER^S 6 Piece Bor Sets ...... 4.* W o o l a n d r a y o n s u i t s heautltul floral tributea 'and loaned the Pavla, The Mariners. Mc­ 857 MAIN $T> uie of cara. Guire Sisters. Lu Ant) ALSO WALLETS, ASHTRAYS. SALT and PEPPER . < The Schulk tamlly,- Simm^ Tony Manrih. , IS StiLL COMPLETI SETS. PAPERWEIGHTS. DESK PADS, Etc. Card of Tlunk4 EVERYDAY GREETING CARDS V2 PRICE OF MANCHESTER - Sre wish to thank our trienda. rsla- G. E WiLLIS and SON, I ^$l9i98 to $55.00 liTea and tha nurtea at tho Mancheater FR FF PARKLVU la .Keitk's Pri- FOR FINE . Memorial Hoapltal ter their many acu G R .ILL <5* ’ ' J i( HI 11 ■ i| s, M y I 1(1 \ I vate Farliiag Lot Adjoining 'Tlio OPEN THURSDAY of kladataa and aympathy during tha MI-9-B023 '* ’ Ml II -.ic-.v vKl Store. .No Meter Piarkiog In Hia recent Ulneae and at the time of the c o K x r s K e i t h ' S death ef aur huebaad and Oather,- - , t . 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yy - X /- N / . • ■'"yf^ - PAOE^fOim MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 PAGE FIVE Congregational church will hold R o ck ville stimulus to consumer buying. parative retirement but occasion­ Bdfckville^Ventoii a' business meeting and social to­ ..Some- influential newspapers Kilrusu Dies at 68; ally spoke at patriotic meetings. night at 7:30. Members are asked had been urging the government He had been a career diplomat ruiALWEMOEsl 'N bring old time pictures of Truck Overturns to follow Washington's example Fornier Jap Envoy and was Ambassador to Germany ^ At LOW PRICES ■ i ' ^ School Unit Invites Public lemsslvss. and give It a try. ' , • and held various foreign office Thq sixth in the series of Lenten 111 Avoiding Dog Canada's basic source of '„;^v- posts before being sent, to the k Arthur Oru; Stans 1 Vespers will be held at the First enue, like that of the United (Continued\pna Faga One) Uiiited SUtes. , ’ Congregational Church in Vernon States, is the personal and corpo­ rnOURS 8 A. M. to 11 P . M.I To Attend Board Meeting Center at 8 tonight. The pastor, John C. parcey, 39, of 3 Law­ ration income tax. The finance Harbor attack w-hen he appeared the Rev. George W. Higgins, will rence St., escaped serious injury minister put through a cut in the at the State Dept.* ori Dec. 7, 1941 personal tax last year, an election Ladieg Aid to See lUitkvlUe, April 7 (Rii^cian—^ ill In the city were reciplenta. have for his Lenten mediation St about 8:30 this morning at for further talks with U. 8. Secrer m subject, the concluding Articles of Ogden’s Corner, when the truck year. This years, as expected, he Th« Vcmon Relux^l Board haa NdW.^ the Vernon Elementary said he was unable to recommend tary of State Cbrdell Hull. SchooKwiU be included. the Apostle's Creed, "I believe In he was operating partially over­ Slides of Flowers laaiicd a apccial Irtvltation to all the Resurrection of the Body and any changes. Hull gave Kuruau a bitter 40 DMiar Nyloii , On outer'mattefe, Williams an. turned aa he attempted to avoid Under the system of Cabinet re­ midaiiU lnt»r«at«d to attend the. Life Everlasting." hitting a dog. tngue lashing for Japan's treach­ nnunced >tnat the Building: Com­ sponsibility .prevailing in Canadp Mrs. W. W. B>lls. a member of %■ .their April meeUni; toni(ht at mittee io r thbsproposed new Le- Preceding the service at 6:30 Darcey was traveling north on ery. Left; A terrific suit there will be a community pot- —and especially since the govern­ the Manchester Garden Club, will 7:80 p. m. in the Superior Court Irion Home had pr^tically decided R^.te 33 when ^the dog, standing ment has its substantial 75-vote Kurusu was not tried on war luck supper to which-all are in­ In the midst of a group of- children shoyv slides on garden arrange­ blouse without t h a t room. I to accept the archite<;t's latest rec­ vited, iMrtIcularly the newer resi­ majority in Comitums — budget crimes charges, but In 1948 was all maatinin of the board with ommendations,. The Bt>i|ding Com waiting for their school bus, darted and tax recommendations are as­ ments and will also demonstrate peek - a - boo nuisanett dents of the area. suddenly into the middle of the barred from holding public office. t h ^ " e x T p U r o"/ T x e S \ " ’>tte« will meet w itlT ^ a r c h i. The sixth midweek Lenten serv­ sured approval. For that reason, floral arrangements with live flow­ Emb. insert on bodice road,' causing Darcey to swerve the new tax cuts did not have to His right to hold office was restor­ Blons, are open to the pubjic. How--, diirini: the c ^ i n j we^end ice wilt be held at 7:30 p. m. at ers at the. meeting of the Ladies' / aver, as the meeUnjrt were usual-! *• expected flnal acceptW e sharply to the left. await parliamentary approval be­ ed Jn 1952, but he said he planned and cellar. Starlit pearl the First Evangelical Church. At So shaip did Darcey turn, the Aid Society of the Emaquel Lu­ X ly held at the office of .Ruperln- i !•'* P'*" •*'*y be decided at thi 8:30 p. m. there will be Adult Cbn- fore bMonUng effective. to live out his life . quietly. Since Cotton's Bustin' Out All Over in Our buttons end half sleavtt. tendent of Schools A. E. Chatter- i mation Instruction. truck partially overturned on the "public life would be too much for theran Church.Friday evening in In White, Pink, Maize ton, there was little space avaiil-! At last night's meeting It was bank of property owned by Frank REDS CLAIM MONO KONG me now." Luther Hall. . r ^ ■ , ; \ i . Coming. Events Rizy. Hong Kong Unemployment The meeting will begin prompt­ able, iOr the general public. 1 voted to aid the coming Police- TheNCommon Council meets to­ His negotiating partner In arid Blue. Sizes 32 to 38. Members of the board felt there men's Ball with a financial dona- State Trooper Theodore Schei­ is a political weapon in Commu­ Washington, retired Adm. Klchi- ly at '8 o'clock, with Mrs. Albert night abv7 In the Council Rooms ber, .who is In charge of the in­ nist (Stnton. Chinese from that Robinson In charge of. devotions. were many interested persons who Jion of 810. with MayoK^ederlck Berger pre­ sab\iro Nomura, 77, is Japan re­ would like to f.ttend a regular ses­ Banquet Tonight vestigation, said Darcey was taken city have told Father Paul J. Du­ presentative for an American Ac­ The usual Lenten offering, will be siding. to City Hospital by ambulance and chesne. Catholic missionary here, cording CO. . received, and . a short business sion if room was made available, Kiowa Council, Degree of Poes-. The annual 'Snatallation card Cotton Jubilee was x-rayed . for a bump on the that lay Christians in Canton who Kurusu is survived by his Ameri meeting will be held. S5.98 and for this reason arrangemenU hontas will observe its 4‘3rd an­ party of the Rockville Emblem ■♦5. . were made to hold the regular he.ad and a hip bruise and was refuse to join the Peiping con­ lean w ife,a son and two daugh­ The hostesses will be Mrs: Fred niversary with a banquet tonight Club will be held toflight at 8 at trolled church, have a don't em­ session tonight in larger quarters. at 6 at Wesleyan Hall. An enter­ the Elks Home. released. ters. ope‘ of whom is the wife of a Lavey. chairman, Mrs. Sherwood Chairman John dottier will pre­ Scheiber was assisted in the in­ ploy this per.son" stamped on their U. Sy Air Force officer. Another Benson, Mrs. Charles Anderson, tainment will follow the supper. To Speak On Pan^ residence permits. "We only know side at the meeting. Deputy Great Pocahontas Cecelia vestigation by Trooper Alfred son died as a Kamizake pilot dur­ Mrs. Fred Leavitt and Mrs. Roy Mrs. WiUard Pinney of thli Hennis. ^ of the Christian e x a m p I e a " ing the war. Olson. featuring luscious Italian prints ThS board also announced they Robitaille of Putnam will be guest will take part' in a panel duiil ■‘V’t T'" ehr, 79, of this citj^, ment.would spend 84.460,00. 39 Park St., is in Charge of local 10,000 tq ft - 47.85 Enhance your femininity FFA Baaanet Set Hathaway, Milo E. Hayes; Tal arrangements. roughly the rame items affected CtOVfX — New easy woy to cottville, John. G. Talcott, Jr. by Congi'esa' recent billion dollar keep time to nothing, no Members of the liiture Farmers s p e c ia l —'Moke the plan! clover seed evenly and with a delicate water color of America will hole', a banquet Tolland, J. niflen Jewett, Samuel Taloottvllle Items are now han­ slash In the Eisenhower program. utility lawn In good or poor soil. Sketch, no shrink. In 4 tomorrow evening, in the Simpson. The government canceled out­ without woste. Get a better rint . . . try one of these dled through/the Manchester Eve­ Mdeol for terraces— ploy areas. blending of clever and gross. Colors: White, Pink, School cafeteria beginning at 7 Church Calendar ning Hemlg Rockville bureau lo­ right the 15 per cent tax on some oyely dresses printed with p. m. The guest speaker of the The Baptist IVoman'a Society items—including furs, sporting H k - 41.45 5fks-46.95 Shaker Bex - 41.63 Mint, Blue. Sizes 32 to evening will be Walter 'Jacoby, cated at Qhe Market 8t., telephone goods, cameras, luggage and elec­ a subtle Italian design with will hold their monthly meeting Rockvll^ 5-8184. ' 38. White only sizes 40- agricultural education consultant tonight at 7:30 at the home of trical appliances .— and cut the ^•^^^^8gEA0lg$ — Moke ploy of lown making . . . feed, seed, extrovert splendor. Beth for the State Department of Edu- rate from 15' to 10 per cent on and weed^. " Junior ^$7.9S No 25-412.85 IVERBNERS 48, $6.98. Mrs. Mildred Usk, Faitview Ave A DOGGY BITE head-turning cottons with , cation. At this time. Future Farm The assisting hostess will be Mrs. other, items.-The latter list In­ SHOE STORE 'qra of America Awards will be cludes toilet articles, fountain Alice Edwards. Members are Ban Diego, Calif. lA^—The glass flattering necklines, nipped pbqsented by Neal Landers, ad­ asked to bring in "Love Gift" -pens, clocks and watches, soft 825 MAIN ST. visor of the oi-ganixition. company salesman bitten by Mra. drinks, candy and chewing gum.. waistlines and whirly skirts. \Legloa Votes Awards boxes. I«uis Feller's dog when he called While the 40-million-dollar cut F. T. BUSH H^pWARE CO. Just toss them in the tub, $5.98 A t ikst night's meeting of the Burpee Women's Relief Corps to give her requested information amounts to less than one per cent Americah L ^ o n Post, Comman­ will meet tonight at 8 in the G. A about sliding doors was named of the total budget. It was regard­ 793 MAIN STRJEKT^ they wash perfectly. der John miUama was authorlMd R. Hall. This will be preceded Leo Canine. ed as important as a possible \ to hesume the practice discarded by a meihbers' supper at g'p.m Read Herald Adva. r " ■ some years a ^ of making annual 'fha committee in charge Iilcludes scholarship awards to graduates Mrs. Clara Klbbe, Mrs. Harriett Large Rgurt — A(ou'IU The Prettiest Styles in Opaque Nylon or Dacron of the irismmaiKKhoolS in the Kuhnly, Mrs. Mary Keeney, Mrs town of Vernon, ^ d possibly to Ruby I^verln, Mra Greta Liswell say—-"Look whatHhe Include High School gfsthiates. Miss Ruth Kington apd Miss Mar- Italians have done fOr Before the prograiit<. was drop­ garet Lavlne. me" when you se^this '3 ped, the four existlng>jrrammar The Friendly class of the Union beauty with a,4arge Easter Blouses by Weber X floral design. /Velvet APRIL SHOWER OF SILVER belt and short sleeves, sizes are ylio 16. For Misses and Women / Charming blou.se.s styled for your Easter Suit . , . that are 80 feminine, so flattering, so picture-pretty you take off '' m H A R ^ C ' S your jacket on .xlighte.st provocation! They’re natural com­ Smoli fiqura— It's "the panions for separate skirts . . . and for all their glamour dress you love" says . . . they’re absolutely washable and need little or no iron­ i'., Key Windsor in a dain­ ing! SAVE tily striking print. It's CHARGE ACCOUMn FORSPRINB buttoned ell, the way INVITED / ON LEADING BRANDS down the fraht. has short ''sleeves end lie- CLIPPER CRAFT SUITS OF SILVERPLATEI patent leather belt. V. • Woratedn, Gabardines,, Flannela, etc. P--' Sizes 10 to I 8. • Solida, Ch' '<9, Splaahen The Play's to a new Easter Figure • ReKulani, i^onga, Shorta , -0# • Expertly Tailored in a $ 5 0 .0 0 FREEDOM LOVING SPORTCOATS 'i 4 ' (McGregor apd Clipper Craft) J WARNER0 : $ 1 9 .9 5 Up Excellent Aaaortment Nylon GIRDLE Bra $3.95 ARROVT SHIRTS, TIES AND UNDERWEAR McGRIGOR SPORT SKURTS AND JACKETS ALUGATOR COATS — DOBBS HATS HICKOK BELTS ^ SWANK JEWELRY - 4 SLACKS r-'' X Another Shipment Of Girdle {Thoae Wonderful $15. i- HAGGAR SLACKS • Gabardines, Checks, 'Sbar|(bkins. etc. u • SU A 28 to 42

Leave it to MICHAELS to bring you nine of the forernost silver ^patterns of today at 2 p a ir TERRinC wonderful savings! Complate services for eight in beautiful hardwood anti-tarnish VALUE! chastsi Some drawer chasts, same blonde, some matrogahy! Lim'itad quentities so vr ’ REG. $7.95 to $9.95 Pr. don't deley! ' . v y r • ‘ ' ■I FELT HATS JACKETS Whether your figure adds up fa a litfla or a lot tnara's a Warnar $5.00 $4.95 CP that's just wondarful for you. (17.50‘Value) ■. Large Selection Fashionad.of .tha most swaaf 'n yi* • ! ' Supple elastics, soft touch fabrics • I ' AT BURTON'S , . . . with exclusive features like CH A RG E ACCOUNTS— Pay Monthly or Waoldy /' ' ■ . '4 ■ the sta-up top to belittle your JEWELERS—SILVERSMITHS V Our corsetieres are fops, in fha ^ middle. White only. ^ 958 MAIN ST.—MI-9-4293 - r - most important feature of buying <«S MONTHLY V coftet-FIT. Lef them assist you Tha Bra in sites to 38 A-B*C H i k R M A C in your next puiichase. i ^ cups in white only* "DiSTINCTIVB MBH'S WEAR” IMMleiATI OillVHY ■■ ' ^ '-X . • a MAIfi ST. NEXT TO ARTHilR DRUG THE KWOWN NAME. THE KN O W tl^i^^i^ OUAUTY SINCE \900 Charge i t ^ Budget if Yes Indeed! 9 ...'■V ■' X ' ‘ -V y^XJ 'X' A: ‘ : : ■ - h ' •-.•'I V'- /■■i. 4 ' ■ ■■■'. • •' -'Iv " '! ■• ■ \ I • ' . ,x'e- ... - ■. * t 4 - •]- 1. : .r r . *. . • .- *11 ^ .* j f f M:^: /■ I >

PAGE t i X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY, CDNESDAY, A I^ IL 7, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENIN(i‘ HERALD. MANCHESTER* CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. 1954 PAGE B] theae partnera became alarmed: had bean recommended aa a par­ have quite a atniggta finding their . . . Bonie spansora have the Jlf- inely free elecUonii: It la in the my migrane headaches. Thia seems ' JUmrlypHlpr for fear it had' cooperated' ail too ticipant In the debate by Mrs. Jo­ tt-rs, though . . . that there general mitld-up. A re these Uk'ely way through Mr. Sears. This very nature'W the Soviet regime to 'be a powerful drug. Can it do might come a day . . . in order to to help or harm "him? . JK. B. successfully in the process of teari seph McCarthy herself', and that Samuel P. Sears, of the "Boston Russians Using Asian Peace to want In Korea, as In Germany, any damage - to. my health ? News Rhymes present.the m ost. . . they'll give Sky^atch < Schedule The A-^-There ia some medical dif­ lEo^itig Jfrraid ing down the democratic middle. he had welcomed the opportunity neither open whr nor a real peace. Sears,” of the "clipper Ship Sears,’* ■ By J. P. D.. the firm away! Mrs. J. ference of Opinion about the use Going Out Of The JbiD kX nUB t> . And, in a significant local elec-' to take that side’ of the issue. head of the Massachusetts State The-Situation ia different In A — Ergotamine is a powerful /of testosterone. It iS ray impres­ Knm cx}.. Old As Bait for Gerieva Parley Indo-China, . Emperor Bao Dai, drug and if taken in too large sion that in general the more con­ tlon, the forces of the extreme When he was hired, Sears de­ Bar Association, seems to have "Giveaway Shows Ruled / Thnraday, April 8 ■ ‘ Doctor Says O.K, by Supreme Court” ...... Volunteers Needed the Viet 'Nam ese anti-Communiat doses or too frequently can cause servative .members of the profes­ htattjr Good / right switched their U-'ctlcs, and been quite an individual. He left — 2 a.m. .nationalist leader, la weak despite scribed himself as an "Eisenhower ...... Floyd Chapman \ . undesirable reactions. Fdr this sion are not Inclined to give, this AppliamM BusineM The country's highest jurists 4 a.m. . . . By LEON DENNlCN -ilFtlon In Europe— save by negotia­ the "Independence*^ he just won supported the democratic middle Republican.'! It took very Jitde re­ tha post h a had never filled-.with A Thought for Today ...... Volunteers Needed \ ■/ B y E D W IN P.. JORDAN, M. D. reason Us dosage ai^d frequency hormone preparation for general n b lliM n / . k. have ruled It Is O-K. . , , for 4 a. M.------6 a.m. N E A Staff Correapi^MleBt tions with the Red bloc. from France. He would have dif­ yiBUBdtd October I. .^ X at the polls. The fear was that the search to discover that, in 1962, one last atatement, to the effect network sponsors to present . ; ...... Volunteers Needed \ ' ’ Written for NBA Service should be determined by the physi­ "bulld->ip" purposes, but 'only 6 ^in a«m.— .— 9 a.m.a.r .. Paris— Secretary of State .Jtohn There ia no doubt about it: the ficulty mantaining his position democratic - middle had been those shows which “giveaway” ...irTTr^-...Mr. and Mrs. Willard Small ' Many people hXve written about cian who can keep It down to safe. when there are certain deAnttS In­ __ S t« it I>m1iA * Bxeept he had been the candidate of the that "most of the allegations A Song of Sacriflee ^/a.m.—Noon ... ordinary Frenchman passionately before a freely-elected Viet Nam Bargains In Small Electrical . . . remember “Stop the Music” ...... R h o d a If. Bockua, Ruth Bogllach Foster ,-Dullea will have a-^-hard Hmltfc.;_ dications for tising It. y / and HolMayi. EnrerM at the weakened ao much that it was ‘faft wing in,. Massachusetts for which have been made are with­ In the account of the Passover ^oan— 3 p.m. . .■ desirea to end the "sale guerre" parliament. a most annoying complaint, of «.uv at Hanchcat Conn., as . . . which called you In your *^3 p.m.— 6 p.m...... Roger Turkington, Alayne Murphy • diplomatic nut to crack at the (dirty w ar) at any price. He Is no I Q— la there any truth in the Q —-tyhat 14 the meaning of i CUh lUU Uattat about to go under. And the fear the nomination for governor, ' out foundation-” <80 far as the-pub- Supper,' the last meal that ChriM The Reda. .Uiua have much to which today’s flrat letter i< «n home . . . and paid such mighty « p.m.— 8 p.m; ...... Ann Malson Geneva conference on Kprea and longer impreased by the argument i gain and little to' lose by agreeing belief that tomatoes and straw­ Meckefs divertlcdUim. and what Appliances, Don’t Wait! was that, if the democratic mid­ lic record gops, and Mr. Sears him­ example. 8UBaCRn>T10N/RATS8 We, in the'se columns, have held fortunes . . .. no one dared that had with his disciples, St. Matthi^w 8 p.m.— 19 p.m. .. ..; ...... Harold Glean, Michael Glean Indo-China starting April 28. that even a truce in lndo-C2ilna I to a "aettleTnent’’ ,,ln Indo-China, berries are bad for people who steps should be taken, to-effect a In A^raac* dle went under Just now, it would that the facta would dominate the self has not refuted any of Its de­ night to roiun . . . soon other tells us that when they had J^ng 10 p.m.— Midnight...... Y o r k SlVangfeld He will certainly need the wls- would open' the whole of South-1But they are clearly preparing Q— What can cause a conMant have rheumatism?' K. C. cure? D. W. pB« Tear .•••••*aaa..A. programs battled ... . to present a hymn, they went out into the AlX Months a aa •<4a#ysaa w . --- 4'^k be the_ Communist force which appipachlng McCarthy hearings, tails, they were all extremely well Volunteers may register st C'Vil Defense Headquarters, Mu­ dom of . a/Solomon to reconcile ! east Asia to Boviet-Chinese dorni-' their own version of a "settle­ feqling of burning in the moutltT A — No. A—This is a sac-like structure TABLE BROILER Thras Months aaaass/aaaasasssaa«* .the biggest haul . . . a house, a Mount of Olives. / nicipal Building, Manchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays French and U , views, on tha I nation. ! ment." In the view of Soviet ex­ Q — Is there any medical proof took over. Time will tell whether no matter who might be counsel. founded. . , - Thia bothers me most of the U n » near the appendix which is ordi­ Ons MOBth «a»«« a aa/aaaa as aa* as aaa *>V ear, a private plane . . . one win­ Let'us tifink together for a mo­ major propoealir the M cacOw-Pel-j x h , pro-American and strongly i perts, It is to be based on qome that tea made with alfalfa seed is WSSllty . » • saaaa aaa/aaa aaa aaa aaaaaa •30 the' extreme right in Italy has from 1-5 p.m. ' ' __ ' and nothing I do seems to help. narily eli'minated before birth, lla R«g. $24:95 . . .NOW $16.25 Slnfls Copy aaaas/saaaaaaaaaaaaafs . •()• W e would rather have ha4 the in-, ner took them all . . . the air­ ment of some of the ^ a r a c te rls - ptng Axis ia expected to press at /aptl-Communlat Figaro aays edt- [ sort of "coalition'' between' Ho of value for arthritis, stiff OLOUD SEEDING TESTED J. L. treatment iysurgical. given up its dangerous collabora- vestigation go ahead wl.th Sears waves watchdog, FCt! • > • ruled ties of this closing -Kyinn in the the talks: . , itbrially:: v |Chi Mlnh's Communists and Bao muscles from old age.' or other IBER or song Instead. One of the sublime A —-There are, of course, pos­ INFRARED BROILER Uonist game in time. . Seattle (Ah---Cloud-seeding In these were lotteries . . . and life of Jesus. W e dolmt know what world. Here in the midst of His i; Admission of Red China into ' ‘Fran^rance cannot shed its' duty Dai's anlt-Communists in return conditions?'/ Mrs. Q. _____ ,1ATKD PRESS than face the ne\^ uncertainty it characteristics . of the Cluittlan sible local factors such as smoking A veal stew is delicious when It Ttia AsaoriatiA Press is exclusively the Weather Bureau's rain-mak­ chased them Into hiding . . . it was but/'many/scholsrs think own agony of soul he taught his the United Nations. ; indefthitely (whatever the ma­ for substantial dipiomstic swards I A-r-I do not know of any. In the United States, too, al­ now faces. religion is that It teaches men the or taking Into the mouth irritating is made with - yellow- turnip and antlUed to ths uss of repubUcstinn of ing experiment in the rainy with a series of decrees . . . but that it was the H sth Psalm. This disciples that there is a sublime 2. V . S. recognition of \ Mao terial aid of America, which has to Red China. Reg. $14.95 . . .NOW $10.00 all news dispatches credited to U, or though we have no party, or move­ Q >Iv 6 .'’>-year-old father 1s re­ ohion. Serve the. stew with brown But, as one revelation after an­ Northwest is ending. Ferguson now they can come out again might well h a ^ been the Awe for faith in God, a consciousness of Joy and happiness of sacrifice. Tsetung's regime. become £alttlan'’ in Red strategy. foed.s, drinks, mouth washes or the not otherwise credited in this paper William E. Keith. like. Often, however, people who ceiving testosterone injections for rice. and also th^ local news published here. ment of eltiier extaeme - which other became public, it did be­ Hall, director of the project, said . . . and use the nation's air . . here was a s ^ g of aacrifice, Jesus God's presence so sweet and com­ 3. Lifting of strategio reatric- which has, in its meaning, become Is only one big step toward total GE IRONS All ii(hff of repUDllcatlon of special it will take' several months to to give a person hesps of dough was preparUig himself as a sacri­ forting that It takes out the bit­ Sponsored by the Manchester tlona In East-West trade. / domination. This is the bait In have this distressing sensation seems ready to take over, we have come obvious that facts might International.^ ■, Blspatcbes/herein ars also referred. analyze the results.- . . . and mink coats by the pair fice on the/Crose for the sins of the terness of sacrifice and gives a Council of Churches. None of theae proposals—cer­ the trap at Geneva. cannot Identify any local cause. It something of the same spectacle, Under the circum8t(uicei, in the Were $12.95 . .NOW $8,64 ,I\ill sei^cles client of N.| E. A. Serv- tainly not the first tift/i^ia now face of general apathy, little re­ may' be related to general diseases •eh, Inc./ with the extremists of the left and liilWVinfVlMUIIIM /• acceptable to the V. S. Se(i. W il­ mains' for Premier' Joseph Laniel’s REDS CLAIM HONG KONG such as diabetes, pernicious ane­ -lers Representatives: The the extremists of the right com­ liam F. Knowland, the Republican mia, or vitamin A deflciencies, or A MUST FOR EVERY RSHERMAN! SUNBEAM IRONS , fathewa SpMsl Agen^ — New government except to sue for Honk Kong (AT—^The 0iinese / Goor leader, warned that the /Chicago,'Detroit and Boston. bining, instinctively. In a strategy peace at Geneva. Communists i.avS Issi ed a n ap In to lessening of the secretion of MBER AUDIT BUREAU OF Ge >eva meeting must not become saliva. Were $19.90 . . .NOW $13.50 which aims at the destruction of However, France unfprtunately an 'atlas wrhich above Hong Kong SULATIONS. a "F a r Eastern Munich.” By this OD 2-Pik PARKA RAIN SUIT has little' to offer Ruaaia and Red as part of China. This is’ one of the In elderly people, the latte'r, the decent democraUc middle he obviously meant recognition of - The Herald Printing Company, Inc., China in exchange for ending the flrst Red claims on the B:ilish which results in a dry mouth, ia PRESTO IRONS asaupaes no financial responsibility tor X Red China or the seating of Mao's (ground of American politics. They war In lndo-(5hina. The ' bait crown colony. The ma'< was Issued perhaps the most common. Some­ Including-Overall pants and ^ typomphlcal errors appearing In ad- agents in the U N . .wertlsementa and other reading matter are each other's worst enemy, We've been serving would have td .come from France’s last August but the re /Ised bolder times the tongue or the lining of Were $19.90. . .NOW $13.65 T hk' French nevertheless look la The llancbeater Evening Herald. / allies—particularly the U. 8. wasnoted only recently by the N a ­ the mouth will show visible these two extremes, and yet both hopefully to the Geneva talks to porkq with hood. Display advertising closing hours: ' la the U. 8 . r^ady to accept all tionalist news agei.ey, Central changes oi irritation, but some- UNIVERSAL IRONS have a common political target iii liberate them from the seven- or any of the Red proposals to dls. ihr Itonday—1 p. ra. Friday / News. "Hong Kong and Kowloon limes t'nese ihucoua membranes eor Tuesday—1 p^ m. Uondsy. the administration we happen to year-old w ar in Indochina. They entangle France from a disastrous • A U RUBBER* ^ are territortes' lost to us ea a result will look perfectly normal. This itor Wednesday—1 p. m. Tuesday. are prepared to concede much to war? Were $19.90 . . .NOW $13.21 Thursday—1 p. m. Wednesday, have ih power, because it repre­ Walkms 80th BiVthd^ gift to you of unequal'treaties, and are still complaint offers a difficult prob­ end the costly conflict with Ho Dulles aometimea "plays it by ror Friday—1 p. .ni. Thursday, /Connecticut home- occupied by British imperialists as • ALL S I2 E S _ _ sents the decent democratic inld- Chi Mlnh's Red rebels— costly In ear," frequently steps .Where "po ­ lem to the physician who can only^ W«re $11.95 . . .NOW $7.95 rpr Saturday—1 r. m. Friday. a political, commercial and mili­ Clanlflsd dsMina: 10:SO a m. each dle which must be totn down and human- life and economic re­ litical angelB" fear to tread. But try to seek, the cause and correct . lay of pubUCatiaa eaetpt Saturday — tary base for ag^nession 'against destroyed before either brand of sources. even the Secretary of State', could it if he can ftnd it, or ti-eaV lt' This Week Onl.v— Free Souvenirs With Every Purchase Were $13.95 . . .NOW $9.58 I A m i' Save $46.00 on any of these Sofas! the Far East,” the atlas nays. symptomatically. extremism can get anywhere In France ia convinced that with­ not agree to the Red deman'da — W ^etday, April 7 out Moscow’s and Peiping's aid unless they were jacked by apb- Unfortunately, It quite fr^uen't- DIAMOND'S Were $9.95 . . .NOW $5.40 this country. They are not yet out makers for 80 years the Communist uprising In Indo­ atantlal conceaslons in Korea. / W R O N G C A R ! ly resists all attempts/it relief., in the streets, mobbing somebody china would have, failed long ago. This; In the view of qualified High Point, N. C. (A T -A de­ and under such circumstances has COFFEE URN SETS > Partners In The Streets like Dulles, but that is their in­ Even staunch antl-Communists sec Soviet experia, the Kremlin'‘ia not fendant who skipped out on his to be looked upon As an ailment ARMY and N AVY no w ay to end the distant conflict prepared to do. ^ , Superior Court bond hitched a which the patient, has to "grin and Gaullists and OonununisU—that stinct. / — and thereby appreciably in Korea-as in Germany—the ride In a car carrying a police offi<- bear.” , 997 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Were $27.95 . NOW $16.95 Was the partQership at the A rc de 80th Year Special No. 2 strengthen France's military posi Rede are in mortal fear of . genu­ cer—and his bondswoman. . Q ~ I am taking ergotamine for Triomphe In Paris Sunday when a PARAGON REFRIGERATOR Lear Tn An Atomic Storm For 80 years people who want more than mob composed of both manhanr ^price alone have been shopping for home fur* DEFROSTERS died the premier of France. Last week. Prime Minister Choice of 4 Sofas The Gaullists are the French of Churchill had a tragic moment in nishings at Watkins. These are the people Were $9.95 . . .NOW $6.63 tha Mtreme nationalist right. the House of Commons because They are the French isolationiats. United States policy had left him who measure their home furnishing dollars in Were $8.95 . . .NOW $5.37 They believe in making France incapable of discussing the issue contentm ent, in comfort, in pleasure end Strong, alone, through the im­ of the hydrogen bomb and power­ A wonderful selection of GUARbSMEN FIRE^LARM / I position of aUnt rule and strong less yto do anything about that pride of ownership . . in long lasting quality PRE-EASTER / is8ue._ Was $20.90 . . .NOW $9.99 man thought control, and through usually I32S.00 and in dependable service; Watkins 80-Yaar T O T ) ;^ Smart Easter A CCESSO RIES keeping France out of weakening, Monday of this week, the Prime ODOROUT LAMPS entangling arrangements with Minister entered upon snother and Standard of Excellence: "Offer only those other nations. Also they are, on even more tragic moment. The things we believe to beautiful or know to Over 25 style.s of - Were $9.95 . . . ;NOW$6JTO paper, the most virulent foes of tragedy was that ha chose to visit No. 1— For Communism inside France. They upon one of his own countrymen Mahogany Rooms tse useful" has assured more lovely homes for 'Teens EASTER BONNETS.... 1.98 to 3.98 Were $6.95 . . .NOW $4.50 alone, they wlU-'proclaim, have the all of the wrath and annoyance - answer to the Communist threat he felt over hie own impotence, or our customers. Thi8re is a difference. I ^ All nylon or cotton suede CQRD SETS . . . . ^ . .35c inside France, over the policy of the United CLO VES by' Nolan...... 1.00 to 1.69 Automolic Percol^brs, The .Fi'ench Coirmumists are States. Custom Covered! ■ many things. They atw little peo­ This act came in his charge that When you choose one of these new Straws, leather or patent Chime Clocks, Electric Clocks ple discontented ..With economic former P.rime Minister Attlee, his 80th Year Sofas, first pick your GROUP OF 100 own Successor and predecessor in HANDBAGS ...... 69c To 1.98 and social conditions, inside de.sign, then your cover. Your sofa I f » At Great Reductions x France. They‘ are brave people, offlc«, and his own partner in the is made-to-brder. You select your FAMOUS MAKE Plus Tax war-time coalition in Britain, had HAMILTON-BEACH MIXERS . «’ho fought in France, whether cover from a collection of fine l V for France or for Russia, when betrayed the interesta and rights fabrics. Reg $44.00. . .NOW $30.00 ether Frenchmen didn’C They mn of Britain in permitting the Unit­ plotters, who design to turn ed Statea to walk out of the w ar­ R O W C O A T S SUNBEAM MIXERS time agreement Churchill and 9 f Sizes: / France into a province in a Rus- 3 to 6 . . 5..50 ' with power anIU imd meat grinder. i Roosevelt had made to share de­ . Blan xm pire. They are saboteurs No. 2— For cisions- and information on the «> , to 8, 5.95 Reg. $61.50 . . .NOW $42.20 of thV^ security of Franco when Modern Rooms \ . '/I SIZES 4 to 14 Tops In QUALITY ithey thifik the security of France atomic bomb. ' ■ ' \ . '/ UNIVERSAL MIXER and threatens the security of Russia. Since, in the course of his die They arc many things. cussion, the Prime Minister re­ Reg. 14.98 to 19.98 MEAT GRINDER. . . .$31.75 Yet they made, a swiet partner­ vealed that he himself had tried to All new styles! W a tk in s • First in STYLE intercede with Prcsidwit Truman ship, the Gaullists and the Com- Every one of these four .sofa.s is a SUNBEAM POWER UNIT to pre'Vent the breaking up of the munism, trying to pull the hair oU't new style with Watkins! No. 1 and 8 0 th Y e a r of the head ,of the premier - of original atomic partnership, sh'l 4, with their fringed bases, were Reg. $6.50. . . .NOW $4.44 got nowhere, his heaters won­ • Perfect for FIT France, * designed for mahogany rooms. dered how he could accuse Attlee gift to you I SUNBEAM MEAT GRINDER W hy should they fbrm such an Streamlined Model No. 2, with* of-being responsible for the Amfei-- Impromptu partnership In the blond legs, goes with Modern, while ican act. . ; ' ' / ~ Reg. $B.50 i . ; NOW $5.81 ■treets of Paris ? No. 3, is best in quaint document Patent In any fairness, at courie, -he or Navy They have several things in print.s. GE COMBINATION GRILLS could not. The spectacle W F U8T PRICE not Churchill. He is an old man, . \ '\ Both are'-against the F.uropcan S losing his fat uities, in ^the midst bring your yo.uhgsters In soon 'army projeot>^e GauUicts'. he- 4 9 0 9 .9 0 of a world atomic^sto|-ni, ' ''. Black i .cause they consideKit an indignity 'cause '. MIXING BOW LS-CHEAP Patent, and a peril ‘to FraneJr becau$e it' Watkins- Tole is loyely ■’ t, * SUNIEAM, Lo rg i^ o g . S I.75 ..... : NOW $1.31 Would rearm Gcrniany^ white <)uite A Character SUB.TEENS, Rog. 19.98, 24.98 ...... 15. SUNREAM. SmolL--Rog. $1.25 ...... NOW 87e diminishing the militaFy strength Samuel p. Seara was hired un- W e fit them carefully! HAMILTON REACH, Largo.Ht«g. $1.80 of France, and pie CommunlsU animou.sly i^'.st week by six mem­ 8j0th Year | --- - i- ' ( • because Ru.ssia fears a united. ' and inexpensive A. Unlined bolero suits. Sizes 3 to 14. ■ NOWS1.3S bers of the Senate "subcommittee HAMILTON lEACH, Smoft—Rog. $1.30 Western France fronted by a re- and his 'resiijnation was accepted A-** 98 - Special I ,tarmed Germany. unanimously by the s4ine six mem­ B. Fuly lined rayon Rahardines," navy, checks. NOW 90e Inspired by old French ‘ ‘paint^ tin” lamps, For ail they have in common, bers this week. JiTzes 5 to 8 ...... UNIVERSAL, Smol$--Rtg. S1.25 .... . NOW 87e Watkins Tole Lamps are equally at home in No. 3 I' 5 .9 5 Jhe first Ihinfg eUlier would have When hired,, he was presented DOMINION. Lorgo-.^og. S I.70 .... NOW $1.00 to do if it .won in France would Early American or 18th Century rqpms! Here as someone the committee iUelf Sizes to 12 .... . DOMINION. SniaH—Rog. 90c ...... NOW *0c be to exterminate the other as are just a few of tfiie many, many mode’s 8'/2 6 .9 5 had been seeking, i • ~ .vou-’ll see on .our floor. They make .smart Wine, Ciepe,. GENERAL ELECTRIC. Smott—Rog. S1.2S an organized parly o r movement. It was afterward disclosed that Sole gifbs! . But, whichever particular brand of he had contacted his congresa- Sizes 12'/z to 3 7 .9 5 NOWS7C : F totalitarianism won out, the other man and his senator,..and that a A —-A 13-irich lamp with 7’ i-inch metal shade' ^Custom covered in a Group of 40 Boys' HAMILTON REACH JUICER-^tg. $4.50 would soon be contributing in­ relative had contacted Democratic can al.Ho be had without the handle. Green, Slzes,4 to 8 ....., . 8 .9 5 NOW $3.00 dividual servants to H, ' Senator Monroney, all in que^t ot Red or Ivory with gold. Usually $3.50. choice of 25 covers! GENERAL ELECTRIC JUICER--.Rtg. $2.00 To date, neither has a real pos­ the job for him. COAT and HAT q* B— The student desk n[iodel follows closely NOW $1.48 sibility of winning, in Ftejice. That When hired, -he presented him­ old French la'mp.s. It .stands 20',* inches high; Yej. we ^to^k the STRIDE-R|TE la what makes it relatively easy self as individual who w ss has A 7’/4-inch shade.. Red, Green or Ivory. SETS for them to play ball together on without, pieyious commitment on , These ate the chair styles, decora tors shoe with the EXTRA SUPPORT' COFFEE BOWLIB SSc Usually $6.95. Al.so made with twin arms, in the business of tesring down the the issue o f "Pi*'’hc or use in spots where a big lounge or Red or Green, for only $5.98. , SILEX G. E, CORY moderate middle of France, which priYste.” ^ . wing chair wpuld be overpowering; OriginoNy / B-5.98 ModolUK4.4 A8U. DXL Stands sigainst them both. „ ' It was r.fterward disclosed that U—This is One of the few. real attractive bed where they want more Qomfort than . 9 0 This situation— one of an., in^ he had taken niapy pu'phc and bit­ an “ Occasional” chair will give. St vi­ 12.98, U .9 8 ,19.9.8. LW-8 88U DIL.DCL lamps. Clamp.s over headboard. Comes In Red, Red Calf Brown and SthicUve relationship between- the ter s t a p ^ on the issue., and) ]fi|d' ed > fte r Sheraton motifs, they are' ■Green or Ivory- Usually $2.25.' Siios3to4a . / . . White, ^ U m a ria n " left* and the totalt- sought '^to raise fqnds for Mc­ right at home in the mahogany furn­ ■ ' 1 Morcaam We Vf ill Continue In The t^idsn right-—ia nothing novel, it Carthy's; 1952 campaign inj W iv D—Junior Floor l.|amps (55 inche.e high) has I ished room. 'You choose^ your" cover develops in dther countries, with consin. /•■' \ ,8 metal mushroom I shade with pierced gal- from 25 handsome damasks, broca- Blectrical Contracting Business the i ^ e insUnctiVe idea— that of I}- When it was disclMed that'he lery./top. Comes in Red or I Green.. Matching '> tellpa ^ d m'atela.Hse.s. . ’ ! , Virgin w o«l Roniiob iR/gray, nenry, 0.1.98 tearing down the decent, demo- had been schedtiled to take; part bridge lamp at the same low price. - / ^ brown . . chocks, gobor* eraac middle way of poliU^ Each ih 'a public/debale' on the fuue ot Or, if .you prefer, choose a stock ■i. Cover for immediate delivery.. >' dinos, fovoits. Not ovory isiio in ovory is the olher's.mostextmme eneniy, .McCMthyism, last montjji, he said stylo. ■ JOHNSON BROTHERS sad yet piey^ play the same game that no side had bqen aiMigned to '• t D- i i ; / 5 ELSCiTRICAL CONTRACTORS IggatitsiC . I ' i> . ,. c U. .1 lilm on the iastiq.-s . ■ ^ / : x . / . r 1043 MAIN ST. ^ MANCHISflK , ^ Itai^f tilts other day.XQRe of < Later, ^ was-Rvealed that ^e M a t t c h e iU ^ qliM NM “I \./ r r ■y ■,r A. : A' .V •■.mi f,< t.‘-tjr r / ' '■ ■ v-i..- * - ’'J / : ^ Vv^'-■■-j ■ ■ ■■' '-;• .... 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• A \ PAGEISN UANCHeSTER EVENINa HERALD, MANCHESTER', CONN., WEDN|SpAY. APRIL T. 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 PAGE ELEVEN H al B oyle Marlbohtugh Andover puirhaaed by the Board of Re­ be licensed, ’.ha fee for a naala or ligious EMucation for the "church a spayed female la 82.10. H ie fee Hebron Congregational Churches and was came on. They finally climbed to been spending a few days wltk hla Ruth M iim t with arranger'.eiita for its cac. to for an unapayed famale In $5.33. Mrs. Zoppi Ticket Chairman well known here. the top o f a big boulder, known aa pahenfa here. be made ’ .’ith the pa.'Stor. the Rev. wdth a penalty to !.'« imposed for The .Smiths visited Niagara Falla Propbet'a Rock, and shouted in 4 Women M |iy Form . Church Cancli t e g Churches of Orient William Porter, Charles aild - w * SAVE-wifhSAFECO Horse Player Defies All Mr. C3iaml\, Springs. He won his spurs some well aha kept her clpaeU full of .year. search for the body of Christ’’ by modations for tha school branch Mr's. Clarence E. Porter gave, a r.eil von P.oemer. . ticket. msdled out the jgse.tax bills and afternoon with George. She liked months ago by locating and cap­ them wlU find no critic in me. I ' lack monks of the Ethiopian library. history of the service-of postmas­ Mias Warner waa presented -a \ reports payments fall due during being ouf In the sunshine. She Eaater la the time of the big turing a bandit for whom all police will even continue to shake hand* “A dyed-in-the-wool horse play­ the month’of April. lurch. ■ : Wotnen’s Club Meets ters in the town, which none but gift of sterling silver by the Gilead ' on eight with a martini drinker, so er actually hates to :^end money liked telling her friends she hid pilgrimage to Jeruaal4m for Were hunting. Personal Mention taken up golf.. She even edmired rough the day, monks chani The program at the April meet­ she could have assembeld. Miss community at another time. A long a* he doesn’t become a on anything ' but horse*. He’ll go Chriatiana belonging to/primitive, Detective O’Connor married Margie Lou Walker, 3-year-old GeoVge’s long, drives snd expert oottowful prayers for the dead ing of the Women’a Club w a s'o f Clara H. Ellis of Gilead gave in­ miacelloneoua shower wsm also chronic wife beater. around in baggy pants, a beat-up daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David PLATINUM MAKES churchea acarcely heiird of b y Chriai. in the ancient Ethiopic Miaa Kate Kulynych and has lived teresting pointers on Gilead his­ putting. much interest, the theme being given at the home of Mrs. Joseph Tolerance should ever be our by­ hat, and with holes in his shoes— Waiker of Jones Hoilow Rd., re­ their co-religionlata in/the WeaL tongueV^which they believe waa here ever since. He has children tory, and told how ftebron came But she didn’t care anything and owns a place on the Hebron- "Know YOuf Town"’ Miaa Marjorie Pagach, Columbia. word in a world in which we sll and still plunk down glO for a long cently celebrated her birthday, at Theae incl;uda Syrian/ Orthodox the language of the Queen of to have the nickname'of "Pump- about golf. So George started Andover Rd. People here hope the H. Martin told interestingly of how have our built-in foibles, and we shot to win.' _ \ which time 11 of her little friends Chriatiana, who uae the language Sheba. \ town." should realize fh a U f we all want­ playing golf with a'.nelghbor, and O’Connors will continue to make the first women came to this town Manchester Evening Herald He­ •. V- "More- and more women are attended. which Chriat ajioke iiy their ritual; Then the scripture is read to join their husbands, who had Personal Mentloh/ bron rorrespondent. Mias Susan ed the same th in g-say money, to his wife felt secretly just a bit “ Why seek ye the living among their home. here. ' ^ amd Pdnt Cpwipiy showing, up at the tracks now. i t Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Fisher hurt. Elgyptfan Copts, who atill use the arrived some months before. Charles E. Larcomb, son of Dr. Pendleton, H.Arrtson 6-SSS6. ' dte a crass cxampler-why, there seems to be taking the place of have been visiting their daughter the dead?" (b^d the, monks break Return From Trip D. B. FRECRETTE, Prop. Bill Jones likes baseball. He lahf^age' of-Yhe anolent pharaohs The women walked all the way and Mrs. Charles M. Larcomh, Who wouldn’t be enough to go arouhd. and her family in Weston, Mass, in to' a proceaSion of rejoicing. Mr. and Mr*. Edward A. Smith afternoon bridge with them. But thought his wife might like it, too. In their scriptulrea; Armeniana, the from Windsor, and not knowing is in the A ir Force, leaves early Don’t Peer . . . It only, mokes M 6 Broad S t. TeL Sn-6-6661 But I roust confiess an lH%billty a serious horse player regards ‘the Fishers, now, are entertaining Tom toms beat q happy rhythm. who have been on a 1-week trip But while she was perfectly will­ first nation to beoome Chrlatian; Arthur K. Wilkie, Jr. the way became quite bewildered. this morning for Bainbridge, Ga., you look older if you pear over, to appreciate horse players. The them as a jinx. Besides, they their granddaughter, Lisa Van The monks weaCv brilliant' vest­ through the Western and Midwest OPEN EVERT EVENINO ing to go to the games with him, Greek 'and Ruaaian Orthodox, who Weary and footsore, they liecsme wh*re he will take further train­ your reading glasses. Taka them mere act of living today seems to tie up a betting window for half Huyzen. at their home. ments aqd follow M m e primitive states, returned home Saturday. ONTO. 6 me to require such interesting but she never bothered to learn the w ill a re' walcoming an American Arthur R. Wilkie, Jr., has been almoat panic stricken, as evening ing as an ariatton cadet. He has off to look up. an hour while they paw through Mr. and Mrs. Norman Moreau tradition hy carrying red umbrel­ They visited the West Cosiat and desperate gambles that I am puz­ players by name, and would just Orthodox pllgrimkge to Jerusalem appointed chairman of the ticket their handbag looking for two and son, Peter, of Pawtucket, R. I., las. aaw many of the interesting attrac­ zled by a man who w ill steadily as soon concentrate on powdering this Easter for ^ 4 first time; and committee for the Wilfred J. tions there. bucks. visited relatives here during ^fhe Theae Oriental rites will be adventure his dough on horses he her nose with the score tied in primitive Ethtopiana, who consider Clarke-Cliarlea L. Wigren testi­ ’“rhe-aerioua horse player alao first part Of the week. / observed this year one iqeek later While on'their way homa they hasn’t oven met soclally. the last inning. themselves deMandanta. of King monial dinner. General Chairman stopped off and paid a visit to the looks down his noee at rich guys Several members of the/local than the ' Eaater of Western Last Saturday sorhe 40,220 And she never, could understand Solomon and tna Qu4en of Sheba. Francia E. Miner has reported. Rev. and Mrs. ■ John Deeter, at who are always laying heavy sugar Grange neighbored with Andover Christiana. Y^e difference in people went out in 32-i;iegree Dais^ra Ixtom Plans for the dinner are progreaa- Pomona, Calif. Deeter was former­ on the favorite in a race. They Grange Monday at. which time a why Bill wouldn’t leave the ball dates is due tb'» EASTER Cmdm | and comers of the church, tq-the with earh $2 or more purcha.se courtyard outside, even to the- in our Rattement Garden Shop Shiny fieata straws in a 1 . WITH ALL*WIATHIR top* of- building* across the at TOWN & COUNTRY WOMEN'S OUTLET street. ^ ' marvelous selection, all ALUtlUMINUM AWNINOS Arab/ and Israeli jMlireman SALE! We Have Evefylhing, For with colorful trims . . ,' 48 ^PURNELL PLACE— One Flight Up and Save open, the gates across no-man’s Your Planting , Needs AND DOORHOODS in town! land as runners carry' the fire t| from Arab'Patastine into Israel. A path Wi cleared around the GRASS SEED Holy Sepulchre, and Oriental SPRING STYLES churchmen join . in a joyful pro- Boxed ^ 2$e to $2x89 reasloq. Cymbals,, clang and hap­ - — i py hymns are sung. Copts in purple robes. Armeniana in golden vest- Rose Bushes ments, Ethiopians in red, and Arab FERTILIZERS^ Vigoro ...... 1,5c to $4.85 L ' i ) 5-10-5 : ___ ...$1.70 to $5.25 i-;, r>-8-7...... 80 lbs. $.‘1.19 Cow Manure . ../6.5c to $1.60 Sheen" .Manure . ,25c to $1,65 V .i: i.. i All Purpose . .50 lbs. $2.69 ., - I.awn • Fertilizer 50 .lbs. $2.89 We made a terrific special 'pitrchaM*.- • Lime ...... 50 lbs. 80c . .'^napped up these rose hushes from .one VALUE TO VALUE TO of the country's largest growers/ ,S *0 * DOOtWAYl V J--. k year old Meld grouii. “ ” ■ IMINDOWI.rOKCHit 8.98 14.98 TREES SATIOt 1 'BUSY BEAVER' ' i' FATENTED ROSEBUSHES . . . $1.75 to $2.50 Standard Fruit ...... 98c Dwarf Fruit ...... n$1.98 i- > r : FAILLE - SHOES KEEP OUT a> v'* ' ALL SIZES .FROM 9 to 24Vi WRAPPED ROSEIUSHE5 . . . ?. $1.19, SUIT Childreii'i *iit* f'A to J RAIN, SNOW, SLEET | WE HAVE TOOLS repair JUMBO ROSEBUSHES ...... $1.39 Sitas 7-14 Dtstrucfivt Sun Clara Mervke to help you FORAUNEEDSv 6af(|uird your home ... make 300 S K IR T S ^00 BLOUSES keep on time JUST ARRIVED it more cemforMble uith,- Latest style* for boy* it MAtTINOS alumi-AWNINCS. From HOLLAND girls. AH leather upper* Built by maiter craftttnen to ...'all 60 fresh, so pure, . Xliaaing dates?' GAY EASTER kayen foilla, drossmokor withttand the elemeriti, of ' Misting trains? : ' NYLON TRICOT ' ttyla. Oata'chobl* cotlo/ - and heel linings. Long . cxtra-*tron’|j040 aircraft alum­ 80 sensibly priced. Nothing I* more BLOUSES HATS • nd cuffs.,Silvor-cotorad wearing joles. Lab-tested. inum. Compare with all other*. irritating than a watch that Gladiolq Wide choice of attractive Sugar 'n* Spies flatlory ball bvtfqn front. In navy.. BUNNIES, EASTER Eobs, woal't keep g o ^ tine. 'I'o pro­ ore tomphlelf temininty color* and combination!, with and - ^ tect the accuracy of your watch luttroua enamel finish firmly ^2 * 4 bonded to metal for rndunn* CHICKS, EASTER BASKETS, have it inapcctro at least once Bulbs beauty. Awning aegmenti are a year. We’li do this for you crowned and have smooth GIFT BOXES GALORE You'll be amaxed at bow bevel edge. Cost lets than ' I. S A V E 50> MORE AT OUR muidi lietter youl' wlitcb will you'd expect. So muH, no fuu nylon You’re so charming in en­ «. .something for every taste and . run ehir it is deaued and oiled.' chanting flower, trimmed Ifrepoira are needed our expert charmed with pleats, tucks, FREE ESTIMATE '"hat’ from our huge collec- Orndy-dackM Toys every purse, from R5c to $5.95 aemoe wrill pqi^thiuga right. ruching, bows. Delicious /■ GIGANTIG RIOT SALE Dei. .„iiqa. New'Spring color*. On • V nSINOWNUti /“j, Easter toppings, ^ to 38. girls' Dor*** M ileH Plastic animals, each ... See oa idiout getting the ainac-*' carries a happy pack Raqutst m Are you having Easter budget (roubles? Don’t Sturdy' cotton, nylon rein- ing new^ Elgin Dura Power oif Easter candy for ■ Never Have Vdines Been So High and Priced So LOWt^ Now you can have these (a- p e r e n n ia l s ; 'forced heel, toe. Wash-fast, Maiaapring in your w y t ^ let lack of cash Worry you—-(iet a credit'book at children 104 to 9it(. mous bullnr at n fraction of Grants. No down payqient. vaf-dyed. 9-ll.J prs. 1..1S ) '■ what you would, expect to ;i pay. Ptant adw fitr a i^rdea .Big Vatlety . . .Ea<;h 29c tOW N dhd COUNTRY WOMEN'S OUTLET F.E.BRAY of blooms' this season. Bleedii|9 Hpeart . t .. 59c nwiw vfifvwi ’ L O F T ^ Candles ...•! mm IfOM mmm §tmm . 48 PURN^ PLACE — 1 FUGHT UP AND SAVE “i/ - 815 Main SU MaBcheater | , ESTABI-jlSHRO JEH^I.ER W.T. GRANT CO 35 Oak S t, Tek MI-3-8177 I- 829 Main Street and throurhout Conn. ! II? Mate f^Tet.'Mi-^5617 St., Manchester • * *T * . W . T . G R A N T C - Btetq Wi^atee BdUdteg ■. >(■; ■’i'J.* :iv. Si J-:.- ' '* . ^ • ' * • X - « • • , / ■ ' ■' ^ ; ■" ■■■.■■ ■ ■ . .

PA(B: TWELVE MANCHESTER EVFNING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 MANCHESTER ^JVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. 1954 PAGE THIRTEEN 8. ^ a r ^ l friwiriMii), Mrs. will be accepted through* the com­ Pinnacle Rd. are the parents of day night In tha Towm Hall at S CaisHss K rt^. Mrs. WlIHsm I. in g year. E U j n g t ^ a daughter bom Monday at the p. m. The public is invited. MHS ’24 to Meet Borst, Mc«. t r a ^ r t A. Freld. F^low-iip cards are being mail­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. WOCO—» H W H AT—#1B Setitions Ask Theft Attempt^ Break Her^ HRST URADE Publicity, Mrk R i c h a r d M, ed to remind former contyibutora Local Unit Initiates The-.baby is the tenth grand­ Maaalieeter Evening Hemid 0 - W RNB—84# Radio WOTH— 141# Rep. Pelersoii Grant (chaij^anX ^Mnlxr.hip, daughter of A'lbin Petereon of Pin­ lington rormapondent, Mr*. 6- F. In .50th Reunion that have not as yet mailed in WDRC—ISM Mrs. Albert E. Adams, Mrs. their donations, that there is still nacle Rd. He also has ten grand­ Berr, telephone Rockville B-MIS, E a sta ra T bM W T IO ^ lta # Sunday Sale sons. Reported over Weekend OD FISHING BOOTS Stresses Party Charles N.' Fillmore. Mrs. Robert time for them to do so. Mr*. Cra­ EnfiMd Grangers The first and 35th reunion of Surface mildew.may be ramovad P. D in^, Mrs. Sirenno A- Scran­ nick now has on baud .^$135, which The Cancer campaign under the /tb* foUowint program schadultsr •:1$—■ PeUttons hava > been revived tha class of 1924 a t M ancheatar ton. , Is $15 less than last year at this direction of Ernest E. Weeks of w ith chlorine bleach. D a a p.I y, WHAV-Here * to VeU \ said, ha aaw To GOP Women Ellington, XpS~7 (Special)- TEL. MI-B-51B1 srs suppUad by tha radio managt- ^ WTIC-Walk a Mil. \ seeking the Sunday aa f of liquor Gfu Station Proprietor .tho tution. Angeio time. Upper .Butcher Rd. will be con­ grown mildew la almoat impoaaible 8S4-B3B f - ®b* ot them pick iup the' mohey High school on June 18, 1949, at * Ah extensive membership dt^lve The Grange LadieaV degree team 'm auta and' .vra aubjact to chang'a WDRC—FBI—Peace and War the Manchester Country Club, was is planned by the latter commit! ' I-enten Service Held ducted the week of the 11th of this to remove. MAIN 8*'. MANCHESTER WGTH—8qUsd Room .'l4i'''"jfclifba and grills here, it w as Hit b:^ Getaway Car; which he had not had time to put • ALL SIZES Hebron, jApriCT (Special)—An put on the degTeeiT\*t Enfield m onth. without notics. ■ :!*— - ' . iliiifn^jd today by 1”. HerSld. away. He ran after them, but he Such a pronouikced success; that $ 1 0 -9 5 a partial list of workers following:. The Rev. George D. Wilcox, of then and there they determined to •nUiusiUtic spring meeting of the Mrs. Robert A. Freid, Mr*. Ray­ Stafford Springs, guest rpeaker at Orange Monday evening for a Yarn for an afghan has been / 4:aa- WHAY-Gueat Star Interested parties held n dinner- Entef/Plumhing Shop^ was unable to reach them before class of 1.5 candidates. After the W H SY — 81U P olka , H op WTIC— Great Gildersittv* follow it with another reunion Republican Women's Club took mond J. B urt, Mrs. C harles S. last night's Lenteil service supper presented to the Center School by WCCC—RMX>rd Rsvu* .•WDRC—31at Frechict meeting at the Villa Louisa in ■ ■ / -■ ^ ! they Jumped into their car. and service at St. Peter's Rectory ceremony,' the team returned to the Junior Red bross for an I DO YOU W KNB—'Vankeei v». Norfolk 1 WGTH—Lon* Ranger An atte.npted ^eft at a aervl :* within five year*. Accordingly, place Monday evening at ^ e old Barnes, Mrs. Fred Patten. Mrs. Bolton Sunday to acek out the He grabbed for the door handle,, members of the original comniit- Ral|ih Boyington, Miss Marjorie Hall, told Of his work as chaplain the home of Mrs.- Iceland Sloan afghan for the nurse* room. The W TIU— Sackstag* W tl* $ IU - opinion hf grill owners and clubs. station in which the station ownar! 21-Pc. Fishint Outlit town hall with about 30,/member* where she served refreshments WDRC—Record Shop . : WHAY—Boya' Club and A’hen the door opened, the :$S tee have met together and set. the H. Martin, Mrs. Stanley K, Xygi-en. of the Mansfield Training School work will soon be begun. W GTH— Jack Dosrney I WTIC— Ureal GllderalMv* TTie petition* are being clrcti- was knocked dOA-n by the car the bill came out. The car, however, present to hear an excellent ad­ after a short stop at the home Vf t e o n e u ? ! date of Saturday. June 5, for their hlrs. John Hooker. Mrs. Wlnthrop for Boys. The American Legion Post and 4:t»— WDRC—aiat PrSclnct lated for algnature* in grill*. Un- would-be thieves usad 'nd a break roared away, and Angelo was dress bv Mr*. Alic^T. Peterson, To .attend Swap Meeting Mrs. Charlea Hein on the Somer*\ W UAY— >1U Polka H op WGTH-Lon* Rjuiger 30th reunion at the same place, the This Week Only—Free Soavenira With Every Parchase 8. Porter, Mr*. Beatrice Wark, Auxiliary wriu hold another grO- WCCC—Record Revue 1 • :**- auccessful attempts have been knocked to the ground. He said he •tate l^presenta^tve from Bran­ MiSR Olive Warner, Mr*. Frederick Rd. where the Friendship was Phono to nimko made in the past to seHt enact­ at a Broad Street plumbing sup-j Manchester Country Cffub. A sec- Miss Marjorie H. Martin and meeting. and merchandise party Frl- W K NB— Y ankee* vi. N orfolk WHAY—News: Nl*hl Wsich was too dazed to get the license lal hour is planned from 4 to 6. DIAMOND'S ford. / Brehant. Mr*, Dennis A. Keefer Mrs.' Daniel G. Horton, librarians mrrmngomontt for a loon ' W XIO —Stella D allas WTIC—You Bet Your .Lite ment of local legislation allowing ply company occurred here over, She spoke ^ political organixa- Mrs. Charles M. LArcomb, Mrs. Oiiirch Calendar W DRC— Record Shop WDRC—Crime Photographer Sunday sales. \ the weXnd, It wa# learned yes-: oumbor. p. tn. with the dinner following of the Douglas Ubrary, will attend W GTH—J*ck D osney WGTH—Ne*-»; Design for Dancing a t 6:30, , tion. from the caucus list to the Nell Wskemian, Mrs. Mason Bel- Sunday a t 10:15 a. m. Will be 4 - ] ^ terday. Angelo related that while h* was the April "Swap Group" meeting the Palm Sunday service. asi*— Flraderirit E, .Werner who served Hationsl Convention. Stressing the den, Mr*. Albert W. Hllding. Mrs. at the Mary Cheney Ubrary in •ao t« *500 W H AY— HIO Polk* H op J 1 Anthony Angelo, proprietor of i tilUng $*• tank^ the^men ARMY and NAVY At 2:30 p. m. the final rehearsal UKII te 70 MONTHS TO RIPAY WCCC—Record Review 1 WHAY—News; Night Watch asked him If there were any dance efficiently X* chairman at the Importance of a party affiliation Charles Keleti, Mr*. Floyd A. Manchester tomorrow to exchange W K NB— N ew i; Sports Report WTIC—You Bet Yuur Ute Woman Is Slain Thny a At!antiL Sarvlce Cent#.-, ' ' 997 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER of the Pilgrim Singers will be held. SfAllTS TODAY WDRC—Crime Photographer 48S C enter St.,' said four men Alio halls In town. He said he. told them previous reunion, has consented to if the voter wishes to have a voice Fogil, Mrs. Wilbur S. Porter, Mr*. light fiction, recent non-fiction, A t 3:30. p. m. the final re^ W TIU— W Idder Brown WGTH—New.: Design for Dancing J. A. Malecky. AT ‘ Amewif MwtMtfy Peymeeis fori W DRC— Record Shop had driven in for gasoline took a he difin't know of any, but sug­ act Ih that rapacity again. Mra. in the selection of candidates for and young adult books. These will hearsal of the Chancel Choir will IS MO. 1 M MO W GTH—J«ck Downey • :M - In New Hiaven Gladys Kletzle Rreckenridge will office, Mr*. Peterson .emphasised xUSAtt n»»o- $5 bill that had been , left on the gested they ask the police. Additional workers will be an- be ready for circulation Friday at take place and at '4:30 p. m. the ss* S B.BI NEW SPRING 4;ia— WHAY—News: Night Watch They laughed at that, Angelo continue as secretgr>’ and ^w ard the fact that an unaffiiiated voter 'hoimced later. the Douglas Ubrary. MBS i as* 1 ass W HAY— »1U Polk* Hop WTIC—Big Rtorv safe in h)a office and then knocked Junior Fellowship will meet. PINE PHARMACY tf.lT S..SS 1 It.M W CCC— Record R eview WDRC—C7lihe Claailcs (Gfmtlnned from Pag* Ona) him dovvn w ith th eir oar when he said, and added that one of them Agnew w ill’ be trea.» to M *rr> WGTH—New* Ck>rner Jam es Corrigan told re­ Both incidents, the one at the reaiftant l^iiae* providVprotection from eye injury BENDIX WASHER 1 W DRC— M asiey.ley. Tilton 11;I4— service station and the break, were WCO. th ri^ .. APilL 7,1 ,1, IP . Rayon bengaline trims give .some Ea.Hter- WGTH—W'“Wild Bill Hickok WHAY-Nlght W.lch porters; a.r well u ftrientific glar^nrotection. MMM. iOAT owwens and and DRYER SERVICE PREFERRED pr^ty airs. All are smartly, simply .ityled WTIC—New*, of World "We will hold an autopsy later, reported yesterday by Matthesv M. other* who lake their tpo^over snow or water, like Ray-Ban By ED MORENCY riNANCI CO., IHC. WHAY- New. WDRC—Radio Almanac but there is no question but that Moriarty, Center Street aervlce with^ree-swinging lines, deep cufLx, flatter­ WGTH—Sport* Report Sun Glassei with Double Gmient Deniity. Graduated metallic IS Years as Field Engineer MANCHESTIR 'w e r e —Coofi Kveiiing, Mii.etc she died of severe and penetrating station owner, who Is engaged in ing n ^ lin es. Checks in navy and white, solids WKNB—News: Bseehsll Requeet 11 ;5*- Service Within t4 Hours MAIN STIIIT * • t u mm ttmmf ' Msllnee WHAY-Nlght Watch / head wounds and that she suffered a contro'versy with Chief of Police coatings at top and irnttom of lenses screen out M 4rU « TEU MI-S-.M!M PINI HARMACY Ormn Mti r—. WiV. fii. f M ta 5 J* in rich spring colors. w n c —New* • w n c —Sinrilght Serengi* multiple skull fractures." H erm an O. Schendel. Tel. Newington, MO-C-01S5 •M f SO t* • • CliM* tmturgmri WDRC—Radio Almnnil overhead glare and m uce sharp reflections from MAIN ST. MANCHESTER collect. IMM mmg» M inMuM, •< *41 MM*, M»», WDRC—is'ewe; Zsinisn 11;4S— Police officer* believed Mr*. Moriarty, who has complained Tel. MI-9-9814 WGTH—New* WHAY-Night W«lc Spencer had been married earlier that the police ahow favoritism in snow or water. #OlswTrfrequent]y all-around < 4:14— WTIC—Slsrllghl S/ren*d* to a man named Perella but could apoTtsmen—wear Ray-Ban Sun Glasaet with \ WHAY—Sport*; Supper Serenade WDRC—Radio Allbansr their assignment of auto-wrseker /KaeJ-leted vasip Hasd-lsced qaertef ane lip WCCC—Good Kvenmg, Good Minlc find nothing about the house to jobs, has accused the chief of at the regular green lens. TNOtnANOi prefer the WKNB—New*; Bseehsll Request Identify him. tempting to cover up unsolved M sllnee new G-15 lent for extremely bright WTIC—Strlctlv gporl* Shipya^ Sitdown The general broadcast sent by crime*. Moriarty recently disclosed WDRC—Thl* I Relieve police foir Spencer's apprehension four other breaks that had not Tut your boy in one of these suri light and exkct reedmition WGTHi-I’atler»on . said he may be riding a motor­ been made public by police, of rolora. Each of these Hay-Ban 4'..5*- Slartg SecomI Day cycle. IN TIME FOR EASTER WIlAY—Supper Berensde Today" Schendel, when asked He was described as 36 to 3S lenses is arailable in a variety of frame stylet. WTfC-K Cole Glee Oub / ■— ** about the Angelo and Barrett iqat- rugged new styles for Easter WDRC—G Lombardo intinuad from Pag* On*) years old, S feet 11,inches tall, and ters, confirmed the fact of the iToe Hsai and ask to see the llay-Ban Sun WGTH-BIII Stern 175 to ISO pounds in wol.-ht. 874-S7S TEL. M1-3-^iei Broad Street b:-eak but offered no Class Selector. It will help you choqse the 4 ;U - He hs* "heavy cheek bones," the (Shewing, iculSng, reufh.ane.lunbl* key* bele*( . 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S/K NYLON FLY LINE 3.44 daXr.ling clean, t'onvep^enl douhle drainhoarri givea All weight*, priced from 6 9 C A sturdy rugged Oxford you ample work surface. Plenty of storage space Plnesl quality House (Because of design, Primrose pattern cannot Words Good Ouolfry Paint. Give* years of with a staarhaad design too; -Ru*t-resi*tsnt cabinet haa 3 drawers, I com­ be engraved). Choice of engravabie pat- Shoot for'chiWran. Stue* partm ent*. ROLL ROOFING .protection. In akif- foverad by youngsters cleaning white and In S/K AUTO FLY REEL ,dily built with long- ■ REG. 8.75. 'terns include April, Exquisita, and Gardenia. 80 yd. capacity. rolora. GALLON IN S'a 5.69 avarywhara. D urobl* wearing sofas. Tw^lona 2S;75. - rubber soles. Sizes 10-3. Choice of knives and forks in two styles: brown. Six** B l^ -3 . Now 3.38 Grille .(Viand#) or Regular. ■■ . S/K SALT WATER ROD _ T Solid-Glass Trolling Rod. 4 95 •0 lb*, mil roofing. One' ' roll rover* 100 *q. ft. Buy now and anve. Red, blue and Mack blend. 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' Y ▲ /i t ' t., MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, A^RIL 7. 1954 PAGE FIFTEEN MAJJCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CQNN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 / •**T- roast bkef supper Mrved Saturday letters to two hotels regarding elementary supervisor for this dis­ taught by Principal RsUhen who Bolton night in the parish room of Center reservatloca; to various , ateamahip trict, will also make the trip aith reports several of the members ROY MOTORS Fuel Dealers to Meet _ f Church. Since the number that lines to inquire a'^out '.touring an them. • ^nalors Blast News of Might Submit may be acemnmodated ie limited, oceah liner; to United ITations for New School Displaye Added are currently typing at the rate of U. S. Seeks the committee expressed much reiservations for a >our and to The trophy case in the lobby of 30 words, per minute. H Local All local fuel oil dealers are Zone Unit Cancels Hearing . gratification with this figure. broadcmstt'-i, companies to arran.;e the achoCl contains quite a x-ariety Coming Bvente (living England M H S Plans invited to attend a meeting of . ClfiM Trip Decided to see a television program. of displaya right now. Pictures National the group, a division of the The Gay Ninetiee Mingtrel and SPRINC ROUNDUP A T The graduating ciaM a t the local They are also talking about ny^ taken last fall when Governor Chamber of Commerce, to­ Number One in Pewer..! a food sale will be conducted at Guard On Amendments to Rules elementary BCliool has chosen May Ing home from New York. How­ John Lodge visited the school- on the Community Hall tonight by H-Borab "Veto To ) V 8 morrow night, 8 o’clock,, at IS and 14 M the dates of lU spring ever, school authorities will con­ a tour of Tolland County are Moriarty Brothers. "Tieodore (ContlaiHd from Pago Om ) ' elementary school sSventh and FIRST NEW DRIVING THRILL IN 30 YEARS! And Bolton, April 7 (Speclsl)—Can-,.^ trip and New York City as its sult cloeeiy with parents before attracting much attention. eighth .grade pupils. By M-Sgt, W. A. Moskalok Bantly is chairman of the divi­ wacklng” to ths court as a putime (leatination. any move of this nature is included T here la also s display of ROY’S RANCH (OoBtlMHd tnm P a g * O m ) ‘The iKMwibility thdt final plans no cfir can match it. It’s NUMBER ONE in power with eellatlon of tomorrow night's involring the hemming In of park­ The firemen will meet at the /' sion. A nominating committee tions which the United States has They are making plane bo 'see a in the plans.’ Frinetpat Gabriel plaques made a plaster of parts by The National Guard needs young for the new high school will be will present a. slate of officers 935 H.P. It’s NUMBER ONE with the smoothest, most hearing on amendments to the ed cars with their own autos after firehouse at 8 p'.‘m. in their reg­ If maybe you’re, f igurin! that come Bprihg yda'H Um S«nat« Armed Service! Cpm* submitted to a firm of consultants suggested should participate in the baMball game on one of the days. Reuben stated today. MIm Kathleen Nash’s first grade men between the ages of 17 and for approval at- tiie meeting. automatic no-clutch transmission, PowerFlite! It’s NUMBER zoning regulations was announced which they harassed ths .parke'rs. ular monthly business meeting. having a might of trouble covering the back forty in Bjilttce, Mid that as he uhder- for perusal before bids are taken Mcurity undertaking are Britain, late Monday night by the Zoning Since both the Gienta and Brook- Adults who will Accompany the pupils, and items worked in clay 181s years of age to carry on the Mutual problems of the fuel oil ONE with Full-Time Power Steering and Power Brakes. Thrte of the youths -were fined "iyn will be playing at. home that class on the two-day trip Include by pupils of Miss Evangeline your present outfit,]do no worryin’. Hitch up yorfi buck- Btands the lUaenhower admlnia- appeared likely, last night .when dealers will also be discussed. France, the United States, Austra­ Board. The hearing was re-sched- and eight had the charges nollM.'' traditioiri' of the Guard. In the Sherwood Bowers, chairman of the \ It’s NUMBER ONE in true car beauty. And you become weekend, a riioice will have to be its teacher, Mrs. Evelyn Halloran Church's first grads class. Maneheeter Evening SernM Bol­ board, pardner, and head for Roy Motors Ranch on No. tmtioii'a military policy ‘'there past three weeks, this column has lia, New Zealahd, Thailand. ‘The '' uled and advertised, last night for The juvenile pair was tuniM ton correepondesit, Mre. doMph Board of .Directors recommended Philippines, Laos, Cambodia and NUMBER ONE the moment you take the wheel. Come April 19 st“’’8 p.m. at the Com­ over to juvenile authorities.. made. and Principal Reuben. There ia a Another shelf displays sample Main St. at Depot Square and you’ll alee some of the bert will bo no maaaive retaliation un- devoted Itself to., bring about a that procedure. Students s~e now busy writing' possibility that Mins Tfiola Larsen, papers of the typing class being D'ltalln, telephone Mitchell $-8545 better understanding about the Vietnam. ‘The latter three are the \ discover why "anything Itu is yeslerday'B rar!" . munity Hall. Those fined Included: jWmss A. brands on the range—a whole paasel oT’em—all set and laea the Ruaaiana attack ua" General Manager Richard Mar­ arrive at a firm estimate. small statM in Indochina which Zoning Chairman Oscar Kreyiig | Koehler, 19, Rockvillsi' charged' National Guard. ‘This week we have domestic political autonomy ready for the big spring clameroo. •‘If we have time to conaplt with will talk about annual-^ summer tin joined in Bowers’ recommenda­ He recommended that when the n m f o w a and l o o k o r u a o im m p a m y o u m i n a c h m y s u k has stated that in re-checking the! with breach of the p ^ s and de­ our AUiea. well and good.” he Mid. tion that^such a move be made. plans are - complete, which Frid and are moving toward independ­ annendments as filed with the | struction u< private propsrty, $25 Our top hand, Jerry McNamara was tellin’ our buck- camp and retirement benefits. ence of French domination of thetr^ ‘‘BM if we are attacked, we will Your annual 15 days of summer Bowers made the statement estimates should be at the end of \ Town Clerk, an error of omission on each count, 'with a 30-day sus­ eroos that pretty soon they’ll be swamped by folks aakin* Btrlke back and there will be no when Director Walter T. Mahoney May, they be submitted to a con­ foreign affairs. ■ >' had been detected. The omission, I field training has many advan­ The preciM form of the p ro p ^ d pended sentence pn each count. 824-828 TEL. MI-$-81«I them to hightail it all over the prairie to pick up dis­ time for any conaultation." tages. It offers you invaluable asked, for a progress report on sultant such as Seelye, Value, referred to as Identification, was | Daniel Koehler, 17, Mms ad­ i^retary of State uullea has Stevenson, and Knecht, a New grouping, which would approximate a phrase that should ha-ye appeared | filAlN ST. MANCHESTEB abled wagons marooned because folks didn’t think to military know-how under combat high/school planning. He Hid he an antl-Communist coali^n for dress. breadh of the peace, $10, and indicated UUt a situation might conditions and includes pleaMnt gathered from newspaper reports York City firm of structural engi­ before presentation of the amend-1 Larry Efiknon. 1 of 63 Homestead ave their motors tuned up before spring busted the arise in >mch such reUliaUon of Mohday’s School Building Com­ neers the towm consulted on site southeast Aaia, would cMpend on ment on ‘frontage and ' area re­ St., Manchester, breach of the would be launched in response to outdoor recreational and sports what other partlcipatiiig countries uds. facilities. Two weeks in the field mittee that it would require care­ plans for the school. quirements and read “change first pence, $10. S Communist aggression which did would like to work out. The effect paragraph to read as follows.” *IhoM 'vho had their cases noUsd If you’d save yourself a lot. of time and maybe grief, not involve a direct atUck on this will contribute to your physical ful planning to keep the high school In his attempt to work out a of such an agreement would be to well-being. ‘This year, the local cost within the $5,060,000 appro­ compromise in the current fight put the Kremliiyihe Chinen Com­ T h e change was m4de in the Include; John D. Sopher, 17, of just drop into our diggins’ and let some gf the hands country. units will attend summer training priated. over the Keeney Street School, copy filed wUh the Town Clerk and Brookfield St., ManchMtsr,. Ken-^ give your car a spring tonic check and double check. Here Sen. Anderson (D-UM), a mem­ munist and Unocal Red forces in a t Camp Lodge. Niantic, where Bowers u id little could be done Atty. John D. LaBelle proposed Indochina on/notice that the major It became necessary to re-adver- neth Hammond, 16, 52 Benton fit., ber of the Senate-House Atomic tise the hearing. With tea days Mancheeter; Charlie C. Agnew, IS, are a few chores that need doin’ before spring brings the they trained last year. ‘The men until Victor Frid. architect, had that plans for the school be viewed military power of the free world pretty flowers. Knergy Committee, said that if it of the National Guard enjoyed completed final plans and could by a consultant firm. w u being arrayed against them. ■ notice required, the Mrllest practi­ of 3 Deepwood Dr., Manchester; became necessary to launch ‘‘in­ their two week stay at Niantic. cal date became Easter Monday, Kenneth Welter*. 18, Autuipn Bt.. stant retaliation” spch as Dulles Manchester; Alfred Tarbox, 16. Battery; Clean and test, check and set v o l^ e to re­ Every afternoon after training, The amendmen-t concerning place current; Engine: A tune-up after checking on our had discussed, there would be no they enjoyed volley-ball games and frontage and area requirements as Wellman Rd., Manchester; George time for consultation. softball. Facilities after duty presented by the Zoning Board Ward, 17, of Rockville; and Bruce electric motor analyzers; Change to spring grade oil and Sen. Maybank (D-SC) said he hours were enjoyed by many. Lo­ reads: “In Residence Zone A, each Tedford, 16, oif Academy Bt., Man­ lubricate, it takes more than twenty grades of lubricants thinks it p n ^ r to consult with Al­ cal beaches were near-by with rec­ lot shall have an area of 40,000 chester (D) 3.98 lies about attempU to ouUaw use CD Course Te Start to properly service your car; clean radiator and motorT reational facilities available. square feet. A standard lot shall 0 4.98 block, tighten, add rust,inhibitor: Pull wheels, inspect“ of hydrogen weapons. But it war ‘These two weeks at summer have a width and depth of 200 A Civil Defense auxiliary police' 0 7.98 comes, he said, it will be all-out training bring about a closer re­ Come drive feet. An irregular shaped lot may course will have Its initial meet­ brake linings; Correct all lights; Correct all glass; Ad­ from the start “and we Can’t afford lationship between the men as have mean depth or width of 150 ing at the Firehouse tomorrow at just all locks and hinges; Switch all tires; Replace King to have any commitments that they get a'chance to know each feet or greater, and a _ minimum 8 p. m. under the leadership of Pins and Bushings if necessary; Adjust duteh; Cheek would tie us down.” . . better, by living together under width or depth dimension of 100 David Bailey, local chief of this Chairman Wiley (R-Wisl of the division. All Interested persons transmission and rear ends: Check exhaust system and Senate Foreign Relations Commit­ one roof. By pulling together feet. examine, springs; Check and vacuum upholsteiy; Gise they got their work done in an ress lo rt; * ♦ “In Residence Zone ,B, each lot ere esked to report et that time tee aaid .the 194S agreement has 2 S S h . p . 'for a short meeting end registra­ car road test with master mechanic. Mrved its purpose and he sees no excellent manner. Headquarters C hrysler shall have an ares of 22.500 tion. squars teet. A standard lot shall nason to renew it now. Co., one of the imits, received a A short while ago, when CD After attending the Roy Motors spring roundup, jront ‘‘While We want complete under­ certiCcate of merit for outstand­ have a width and depth of liSO feet. wardens made a census of the ing efficiency in training. This An Irregular shaped lot may have can ride through spring and summer withput a median- standing with our Allies, we cannot; 1954 NASCAR AND STfVINS TROPHY W IN NIRI homes in their neighborhoods, be­ ical worry in the world. It’s service like this that made afford to tie our hands in these is on display in the local armory It's only a littia o v tr^ ^ a a k sine# wa hava eecupiad all of our mean depth or width of. 100 feet tween 40 and SO people deeigneted critical times,” he said. ''i orderly room. Any unit can re­ or greate-, and a minimum width their desire to take euch a course. Roy Motors place just keep on growin’ and growin*. Folks Wiley said it is obvious, however, ceive such an award if they show or depth dimension of 75 feet. Named Fair Chalrmiui really appreciate downright friendly service. that the British would have to be initiative and responsibility in .building but things arp^tappening. liiC s “In Business Zone, each lot shall l^eslie Bolton is chairman of the consulted on American use of their their training. We here at the BROWN-BEAUPRE, ^ 358 East Csatsr StrNt have an area of 40.000 square feet. And say, folks, if your thinkin’ of buyin* a new or used ’ ■ ■ ' ' ' . ■ Yankee Street Fair Committee bases to launch H-bomb or A-bomb armory are proud of 6ur outfit. A standard lot shall have a width w-hlch will rent advertieing and car, remember, our GOOD name always means a GOOD attacks in csm of war, and Know- As a Guardsman you qualify for and depth of 200 feet. An irregular display apace in the Community deal. There is no better time to buy a new or used car land agreed. , free retirement pay. For every Workmen ai^a^:utting a hole in the rear wall of our vau l^ o that shaped lot may have mean depth Hall . auditorium and fireplace and there’s no better place to buy one. ' But Sen. Kefauver (D—Tennl drill period you will earn valuable or width of 150 feet or greater, room. The group is now contacting said, ‘‘I certainly think Britain credits towrards a retirement in­ the door rnay be changed from its present position. Thi^will allow and a minimum width or depth merchants in regard to exhibits. A Good Firm To Deal With—To Buy, Trade or should be consult^ before we use' come In addition to your regular dimension of 100 feet." The Fair is a Church-wide event .the hydrogen bomb,” and added: training pay. If you serve at least the remp^al of the present girlie work-and enlarge our^banking floor Youths Fined In Court for the benefit of Bolton Congre­ Service Your Car '' “In fact, I think the decision 20 years and meet other require­ Eleven urea teen-age boys and gational Church. It will be pre­ ments, you’ll receive important on. its use ought to be, made and lobby. / two juveniles faced chaiges in sented at the Center on June 5 for through the North Atlantic Treaty monthly retirement pay at age 60. Bolton Jiistice Court on charges of the fpurth consecutive year, Organisation (NA'TO). - We will For instance, let's say you’re a breach of peace as .. result of a IjMlIes Clear 866A0 veteran with five years active S a m so n ite practice they called . “b’ishwiack- The Ladies’ Benevolent-Society (0 4.9B ROY MOTORS, Inc. lose the strength and protection we have been building up in the service in any of the Armed ing." The youths explained ‘'bush- reports a profit of $68.50 on the Forces. You join the Guard, put in W e have added additional taller windows yhere we are selling MANCHEStiR'S NUMIIR ONI SIRVICI CRNTOt North Atlantic community if we 25 years, and retire as a Master start going it alone.” Ali three pieces for only DdSOTO ~ ROAD SIRVICI — FLYMOUTH Sergeant. From your 60th birth­ Registered Checks and selling and cashing S. Savings Bonds. This Kefauver's apparently was a day on, a check for $78.00 will be 241 N.MAINST.ATDIPOTSG.— YILMI-3.S113 minority voice among his col­ in your mall every month. leagues. If you retire as a Chief War-^ is just the beginning of many new services to be offered. V Sen. Bricker (R-Ohlo). who also rant Officer, you can draw up ' luff serves on the Senate-House Atom- $120 or more, a month retirement , \ ic Energy Committee, agreed with pay. Colonels can ratg as high as 'Jfoowland that any decision to use $185. / Of course when workmen are ready to tear out the old teller tlte H-bomb should be strictly (A Colofiel? Who, me't) Why CHILDREN'S EASTER PARADE A lb ican . not? Remember in a r(^nt 4 year cages and install new, modern equipment there may be sopne tempo­ * ^ e British have a bomb of period 60.000 enlisted ^Guardsmen 0 SPORT COAT. Soft, pinwole corduroy. 0 TW O -TO NE SUIT. Perfectly blended of thfir\ own,'' he said. ‘‘‘The hy- earned’ officers, ' commissions. dr^en bomb is burs. . I don’t Scores of general' officers in the rary inconvenience. In fact we'll be doing considerable moving- Distinctively toHered for outstanding smort- rayon and acetate into a sturcly, shape- objMt to consulting with them Guard, the reguthr Army, and the. neis. Mends hondsoflsely wWi • y o O retaining style leader. In rich je A m BETTER BUYS AT about its use—if there is time—- Air Force b e i ^ as privates ip the around until workmen get through giving the interior a new and but I certainly would oppose giv­ Guard; /■ slocks. 3 colors. Sites 12-20. # O spring colort. Sizes 3 to 8. 4 * 7 0 ing them any veto against its If you /e tire with an eagle on modern look. , / ' (D) HOLIDAY PRINT—Flowered your shoulder after 20 years of service, which includes five.years 0 GABARDINE‘s u c k s . Long-wearing cotton Evergiaze, embossed and activ6 service, you get $129 a rayon-nylon in popular California style. wrinkle resistant. Full skirt, vel­ month. To get that same retire- We trust you'll ppl'don the dust at times and noise, fdo, but out of Saddle stitched tide teams, vet sash. In .soft Easter Itient cash the, regular way, you Now you e s n ^ k on a cl&ud egg pastels. 7 to 14. would need to have $75,000 in the of comfort and have smart self fabric belt. Sxes 12-18. 4.98 3.98 a n d *8 bank. TThat means you’d have to it will emerge an ixeiting new home of Manchester's only Mutual save $3,750 every year, about-$72 shoe styling, too. Your foot SUPER MARKET a week! Savings Bank. is asdied from heel lo^oe on 181 MIDDLI TURNPIKI VYRST" How did thi“IS tallorbird of ’That’s a lot of money to save, t layer of spongy latex ^ trt Zntta get its nan^tier? / bpt the. National Guard will do it rubber. It cushions every «ep H L MI.3433I — CASH AND CARRY A—From its .fiablfiabit of enclosing for you. T hat’s real security—dol­ its nest within a large leaf, which lars and cents security! — absorbs every .shock ss^ it 'hews together at the edge'. It You can get more information you wtlk. Exclu­ WE DILIVIR IF SILICTID IN STOU uses its b ^ as a^heedle and sews about this wonderful retirement with strips of silk or wool thread, sive Bates BtteJ plan by stopping in at the Ar­ foot* ,fsbric cover­ 824-828 TEL. MI-8-SI81 or Vegetable fiber. mory any day.- ■ MAIN ST. MANCHESTEB OFIN DAILY UNTIL 10 F.M. UDICS' ing wesrs better Q—Did Marco Polo and his **<*$^1^ BdNko^Maiicbesfef WAiotoat than letchcf — sb- party make their journey to WMm China by land or. sea? Official Ignores A MUTUAL SAVinOS BAHK $ 2 5 nu. V. sorbs perspiration. OPEN ILL DAY SUNDAY A-rBy land. owm TWO jo in t tfOUUt $^ ^.50 Plus Tax Step Out in true shoe comfort- How many books and man­ Illegal Parking THE ONLY ONE IN MANCHESTER . 923 M AIN STRECT ’2 5 uscripts are in. the Daughters of west a pair of S-niCIFLACI -the..American Revolution- Library Detfolt (P)—‘Traffic Referee DeposiU made m or before the fifth of aay DMath Orig^nsitet s SETTING in Constitution Hall in Wuhing- John M. WlM promptly dismissed fiisw laterest from the first of the month. PACKS EVERyiHINO FOR. TWO PEOPLE FOR ANY TRIPI FREE! FREE! ton? an illegal parking charge when THE COATED CGSTUME DIxki Dogwottri DIrm t- A—About 40,000.- Arthur Bensmiller’s mother ex­ I. With every 110 order or w an. atioiaal hauid. plained: CURRENT RATE 2^% Housewares — Basement Q—Is it possible for a state in Arthur, 18. pulled into the park­ more, three quarta of Pe- p o in liB l B H ls rg l— B. this country to refuse to go to war? ing space at the Federal Building DEPOSITS OVER Grttn Stamps $2.50 Value FREE With A—Not if the Congress of the and went In to enlist In the Air H A L C c o . Given '\Vlth Cash Sales • Walk en theutsn4s quot aaaorted.eoda, Force. The sign Hid “reserved for S20,000.000 CiMlII-. tiny ilr edit PERFECT FOR EASTER 139 In ' Cash Register • iBtBt tsreiBetV Q—When were motorcycles in­ military, vehicles.” 'Arthur figured ftkric nevBt MIm 'rapes, vented? his car would qualify by the time Serving MaachMter and Vicinity • UoMy ki csnSUgi START YOUR SIT United Btates declares war. he got back. But.. there was a tutsiiM FREE! A—In 1M« by W. W. Austin , of ticket just the same. Arthur didn’t TODAYl Winthrop, Mass. •" come to court because he was in For Over 45 Heart. Texas,\ taking the Air Force basic Estthuht temfirl fiettftm Coxnes in both Misses' and Half Sizes Q—Who was the “Lady of the training. Lamp”? "5UPFI9*FIII5 WHERE YOUR ROOT lENOS* A—Florence < Nightingale, the Lamsism, a form o f Buddhism, is «8lyl#-eo»e*o)ed feenUeeie eefon Hte hell oMke »«*•» ILOCK CHUCK famous EngUsh nurse of the Cri­ Uie state .e'.igion o f'‘Tibet, Helena Rubinstein’s marvelous mean War. At night she ihade the. rounds of the hospital carrying a lamp. Contour-Lift Treatment Offer 9.98 POT ROASTS Q-^Was Gen. Robert E. Lee of­ fered the -command of the Union Cool, wearable ensemble to compliment your figure ohd Army, in -the War Between the BUtea? tee you prettily through the summer. Smell geometric priid SIRLOIN Dr SHORT A—Yea. • - takes years off your looks! 4 sheath dreu In royon crepe topped with a navy Or block ' roydn chiffon redingg^e with mock pearl-button front and Q—What is the-^ longest freah- water lake in the world? softly rolled collar. A versatile ensemble— the dress to STEAKS A—Lake'' Tanganyika. Africa, SAVE 20% ifflort on its own— the companion coat odds e new fashion wiU> a length of 450 miles. ’note when paired with other dresses in your wardrobo. CONTOUR-LIFT FILM (3.00 iin) a: of the Une” won Navar imortar than in HioM W W al pnsiM from George Wash- aids give you the beauty treatment of your Hfe. ^ ^Forj Easter hiiiaB for gallantry during the - .lovaly tfylas plot A) so waR. ItmoluHbMfy War. W * wM Im y * HfiMdys I ritltfwool SMilwi. Stwn^ iiv,- I, the Atlantic toss H«n^ Rwst'i ItonMsf Hams. WHY of thia country eompare ARTHUR DFIUG k limt of tba BaciSc? . « , / ’V- V ORpy YpDR RASTt ^ i^W T It )^Atlantic coaatUne } < 942 MAIN ST. — ST. 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\ - ' » A C E S m E E N MANCHESTER E\^NING HERALD, MANCiqiSTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 ^ ' : , J:' _ ... - - Section Two fUBtur lEitrnIhg IfuraUi Pages 17 to 32 D of I to‘R eceive Church Discusses ...... Heads Barfquet -Z. H oly Conim uuioii Issues of C ouncil Director Hits Pagani’s Barber Shop Comic Book» ly Week' Services Repair Betrothed Phi Beta Kappa Board Names Bond Counsel «Va PEARL ST. St. Margaret Circle, Datlghtera Principal issues which will be dis­ Kott’fp so luekK^.. a of Isabella will hold its annual Legal Tangles cussed at the forthcoming n\eeting Boaral Topic Bids W aived For Waters Sewage Issues NOW OPERATING Mother • Daughter Communion in August of the WOrld Council of r r Breakfast Sunday. The grcoup will Churches were presented to the'Of­ Mahoney Makes Plea to receive Holy Communion at the Board Criticizes Town any other eleettv* or m>pointtva ON 10 STRAIGHT HOURS ficial Board of the Notih Methodist pirecton Ask Jaycees Boston Firm to Advise office. , . 8 e. hi. Mass at St. James’ Church. Church last Monday evening, by 7 Board to "^Stop Argu* Members are urged to assemble the th p air it F R E E ^ Send Representative Engineer for Taking Town; Hartford Bank Directors 'Miller, and Harold B. a A.M. W 4 P.M.— (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS) outside the church at 7:45 so as to Quentine G. Maiigun. Mr. Mangun ing on Town Affairs ’Turklngton pointed out that enter the church in a body.. attended a series of lectures held in our \ To Talk overNContrbi Unauthorized Action Appoit^ed as Agent Crockett drew up the ordinance 2 R A R I E R S ------N O W A I T I N G nanqing the Board the aewer Breakfast w ill be served at the in Hartford this winter concerning Director Walter T.-Mahoney laat The Board of Directors laat The Board of Directors last' authority and probably would not American'Legion hall immediately the ecumenical outlook of the -The Boaral of Ulreetdns last night pleaded ivith the Board of after the Mass.- night v'alved requirement* for night at^ointed i^ P ^ , OrSy, Beat,' have done so if he were not con­ church." night briefly discusaed control of ,competitive bidjiing and set April Directors "to cut out these argu- vinced Uie Board had the necessary Rt. Rev.. Monsignor James p. ,N(DN1GHT h e e l Ooolidge, "and Rvggi- Boston Arfn o f I Timmins^ chapialn o f the Isabeliaa The meeting was conducted by the distribution of detrimental 26 *a the date for a public hearing menta and cross-examining of the power. and the Rev. George Hughes of St. the pastor, the Rev. John E. Post. comic baK>ks to the tatwn’a young­ on an appropriation of '$5,118 to other directors and the ge-cral bond attorneys a^Uie bond co-.mael' Martin told the Board a delay of for bond issuea^o pay for refund-1 James Church will be guests at Mrs. Philip E. .Steni served as sec- ■/. sters by ehifUng the job to the pay for repairs to the bulldozer manager,” and at anotheu* point in two week* in the naming of the retaiy. The need for more com­ which operates at the tov.-n dis­ authority would not materially the breakfast. Junior Chamber of Commer^ the meeting urged an amicable set­ ing $500,000 in Outstanding W ater' Members wishing t6 attend who munion ware was made known and posal area off Olcott St. and to pay hamper his plans. which' has already planned to ^ e t Dept. bpnd^''for Anhncing Improve-; have not yet obtained their tickets by action of the church trustees ad­ for rental of another bulldozer tlement of the Keeney Stra-et Mrs. Fitzpxtrtck also aald sha a campaign under way. • / , /ihenta to the sewage disposal plant, ’ may do so by caliing Mrs. Ji W. ditional equipment w ill' be pur­ uaed while th^ town’a w m out of School itepaase. felt the Board had the authority Mrs. Helen Fitzpatrick brought '^and foi/ any other iMnd issues ' Stevens, 16 Ferndale Dr. chased immediately. The project of operation. it needed to go ahead with Ananca . the matter to the Boaral’* Atten-. During the disc.isaion of ap­ which/inay be sold at tbe same the need for new offering plates The Directors were critical of pointing a bond, counsel. Directors measures under the terms of' the was discussed as well. tlnn and asked If any/police ac­ U n ^ / Town Engineer James H. Sheekey, Sherwood G. Bowers and Helen . That Arm has done the bond charter. Martha said, however, that The following laymen were rec­ tion was feasible. She said some Baptists H olding however, for going ahead with the Fitzpatrick raised the question of cqdinaeling .for U-e high sciiool the general statute gave greater ommended to the Fourth Quarterly HOSIERY CLUB ba>oks were being kept hidden un­ FIT Romolo Pagani der covinters of some local busi­ repairs without consulting them whether the Board or the town b'omja already Issued and la enr power o f eminent domain and con­ Conference and Annual meeting for flrst. counsel has the authonty to make gagM for the $3,000,000 to be tained valusible provisions fbrbamd Fam ily G athering certification as spirituql leaders: ness placH and sold to young- Romolo Pagani has been ap­ BUYING PLAN The bulldozer casing was found the appoin’.meht. General Manager Issued. iscuance. the license of Robert A. McBride aterm Rev. K, EJnar Bohlc Miss Conatauice Ann Gleaney Mrs. Philip E. Director Jacob Miller agreed cracked in February and had it Richard Martin said the cha:ter' The Boa: d also named the Hart, pointed by Juiius Dubaldo, presi­ as exhorter was renewed; Richard ESPLANADE made no apeciAc provision for ap­ The Community Baptist Church, \| that sometbihg should be done repaired by the W. I.- Clark Co. Mr. ahd Mrs. Earl J. Gicnney, '$*rs. Philip E. ^reedman, the ford Connreticut Truat Company dent of the Maglianese Society, to E. Stewart was recommended for Tke$e ttr$ Ike famou* atoekinffe Rev.' K. Ejnar RaSk, pastor of pointment of bond counsel and that 593 East Center St., will have an­ about the situation but said the of New Haven, distributor for In­ 71 Weaver Rd., announce the en­ a* paying and certifying agent for be chairman of the th anniver- licensing as an exhorter; James tha Covenant Congregational he and Town Counsel Charles N. forrdgr Mias-^- BOverly. Buraack, D ivorce G ranted other of its "Church Fam ily. 26 lfou’«r $een advertieed-in sort of voluntary action the Jay- ternational T. D. b'llldozera. He gagement of their daughter, Mias the bonds. That Arm acted as saty banquet to be held on -May Nelson was certified as a lay Church, chairm’an of the commit- Crockett had agreed everyone daughLe^ of Mr/and Mra. Bernard N ight" suppers, tonight. A cream­ speaker. The last two mentioned cee planned to undertake would be said co'.npetitiv’e bidding would not Constance Ann Glenney, to Doug­ agent in t' a high school bonds. 16 at the Garden'Grove on-K ee­ April CHARM and SEVENTBESi tee from 'the Manchester Council be feasible. Cost of the repair was should act in oonceit on the ques­ Bursack, ''^4 vMoore St., was re­ The vote was 8 t' 1 on the bond On Cruelt/Count ed chicken meal w ill'be served aj: young men are candidates for the the most effective effort. las A. Wisse, aon of Mr. alid Mra. tion. vitk ear 6:30 p. in. by the Afternoon Circle ney' St. $3,200 and coat of rental was Claude A. Wisse, Keeney Dr., Bol­ cently e le u M . to Phi Epallom counsel vote, with Director Helen Tickets for the banquet are on Christian ministry. He pointed otjt that tha Educa- of ChurcheH', announces -that hla A t that time Mahoney asserted: of the Woman’s Society for all the Join our ''Lucky 7” Club! '4jon Committee of the Jaycee. $1,918. ton. ' ’ Chapter /of l^hf Beta Kappa at Fitzpatrick oppooeo. Director W al­ Hartford, April 7 i45—Mrs. Ann .anMMUttkYrakM sale now and may be obtained The Board voted to present a pul­ Just be sure to save the group . Kaa completed plans for "There is no doubt in the pub­ ter Mahoney joined Mra. Flts- church family. ■ Here'i how: When you buy headed by Dr. Alvan Yules, has Sheekey attributed the crack in Miss Glenney was graduated Boston/Universlty., RentaclUer Schmid, the akughter ■iMrRS^ from flnt from Mr. Pagani or any of the pit Bible to the Osborn State Farm coupon you get with each speclAl aervicas during Holy Week, lic mind how this Board is act­ patrick in voting against waiving After a period of fellowship, for the use of. the chaplain in con­ 6 pairs . . . the 7th pair recommended to the executive the casing to overwork because of with honors from- Manchester ing,” he aaUd. “ Let’s cut out of a United Aircraft Oorp. execu­ Mrs. Hariey R. Nelson of Brook­ following: William Pagani. West pair purchaaed. Present each day, Monday through Thura High School with the class, of M ^ Freedman wHi be graduat­ competitive bidding to appoint the ducting services of worship.. ia f r e e ! What a wonder, committee, of the Junior Chamber deep frost at the town dump these arguments and crosa-exam- ed /from Boston University in tive, won an unconteated divorce D eb a lee. . . lyn. Conn.. Will speak oh: "Bells, Side Barber Shop. President Du­ the 6 coupons to our Ho­ that a ^ v e be started to interest day from 12:15 to 12:3.5, noon. In 1952. She ia a sophomore at the bsmk as agent. yesterday after she accuaed her The Pastoral Relations' Commit­ ful idea, especially when where the bulldozer handles the lasing of other Directors and the le. A t the present time she Bells and More Bells," illust^ting baldo, Frank Manivell o f Glas­ Center Congregational Church, University Of Connecticut, majew­ A fter streni'iously oppoaing nam­ estranged husband, George F. 'Mia __ . tee reported that plans for the sum­ siery Department, and the other em c organizations In comic aapttary land flil. general jnanager.” her talk >}ith bells chosen from her tonbury or Mrs. Walter Irish at Lady Hampshire nylons and a three-hoiir service on Good ing in history and government ip, furthering her studies'.at the ing the Boston Arm, Mra. Fits- Schmid, Jr., o f Montclatr, N. J., of mer worship services are imder- 7th pair ia FREE. Your book control and that retail dis­ TWrector Walter Mahoney said “ Something has got to be done University of Pittsburgh. ShVwaa ’ o( * « miMI ear eipart fittinc itaff large collection. She w ill bring Depot Square. are budget-priced from tributors be\asked to keep un­ Friday. the School of Arts and Sciences, patrick said aha did not see why intolerable cnielty dating back to way. During the vacation of the he- felt it should be trsded In for to . get these arguments off tl graduated with honors in the 1 9 ^ bells, from 24 states. 14 countries 11.15 to $1.65. This offer choice of any style, any desirable b o o l^ o ff the stands. Mr. Rask who arrived in Man­ and ts a member of Alpha Delta the people of the no.-th end should the third day of their 1949' mar­ k milE k’f Um fmfMi itTk rim aad wMOi fer pastor in July, guest preachers will HAMP-8HEER a new smaller one. He said he isrds. Something has got /to class of Manchester High School and three islands..-She has horse mer minister of the Firs( Baptist is goaid for one year from color . . . aizea 8^ to 11. The Board deMdhd to have Gen­ chester last September has organ Pi sorority. be held acco'.'ntable for oebta in­ riage. supply the pulpit, favored using a smaller be Saw thet as a possibility when bells, sleigh bells, and some novel­ tion of bells which now nimibers a representative o r the Jaycee to and three soloists to appear at 20- and a member' of Alpha Sigma tanf..ab blonde, won custody ot bond, counsel is hired. a S ig iir d e a r m tetafce'dianenl ' ty bells from out of the way places several hundred, has been grow ­ /appear before tl?e Board and dla- minute intervals. ’This service Phi. He la majoring in indus­ honey deplored whayhe said partment dinner for National Com­ their 4-year-oId aon, Raymer, but of the world. She will tell how A Thtr$ ii a $pteial BONUS COUPON iw tA« w ill also be held at Gunter Con­ waaXan emphaaia on le ^ lity and mander A.thiir J. Connell and Na­ She pressed General Manager walved"any claim of alimony for ing through the years. - April i$$ue o/ ikttt t magmtinu. Tear if wwt cuss the qvTestion. \ . trial-.management. some o f her bells are used on H A I Rodio-TV Sw vie* gregational Church, from' 12 boon techmcallty and said J'a Phila­ tional President of the Auxiliaries Richard Martin for details on wnat herself or tor support of the The, public is invited to hear her and you’ll weed only 5 CO UPONS to w«f tA« The Board laat night 4nade an No deAnite date has been set delphia lawyer” wouid be needed Mrs. Harold Burdette of New York. p.ans have .be-'n made ao far, par- J-'Teat I tying in a aoft voice, Mra. farms, in the city and for religious and see the large display of un­ FREE pair. That’t an EXTRA oavtnyl X additional appropriation of 628,, to 3 p.m. Local Stocks for the wedding. ■- ■ X purposes. ' usual bells. SERVICE CHARGE $E60 787.50 to pay for bond matWitiea Worshippers should- feel free to to u n t^gle things, , 'The dinner Is scheduled for Mon­ ticu^rly plaha for hiking the rates i^m id told Svperior Court Judge Mrs. Nelson is matron at the and $300 for achool police Nlnl- come and go wheii they wish dur- At another poihyiri' the mating, day, May 3, at Rest'and Farms. to ^stomers oC the town’s water Robeirt P. Ahderaon that at one TEL. MI-9-4645 4|a^tinns Fnrnlahed ■y MahoneyXaaid town officials should department. MAUL Pierce Baptist Home in Brooklyn, Avoid scratching the bottom of LADY HAMPSHIRE HOSIIRY forms. Neither will affect the cuf- ing the three hours. (Christian Scientist It waa announced that Depart­ time her husband struck tier in the Cobani A MMdIebrtiok. loo. get togetl^r a i ^ find a solution to Martin instated, however, that back, kneed her in 'Jie abdomen SHOExDEPARTMENT Conn., a home fo r elderly ^ p - your iron; don’t press over but­ Gary lamonaea rent 31 thill rate. Andrew R. Watson, organist of 1 p. m. pricat v ment. President Mrs. Johti Mc­ tists. She is the w ife of the for- tons and snaps. YOUR CHOICE OF; y Center Church, will be In charge the im pasaeyover the Keeney Mahon of Rocky Hill alnd her staff bond covnsei thould be -hired to and then "icicked ne. out of beaL” Bank Stdekz / 400 needle scam- of sll music for the noon-day and Parishioners H ear Street Sch'o^* He said he did not will he t'l'.eats of the local Unit, help resolve some of the problems "Hla attitude/’ she aald, "waa Bid Asked 51 (auge, Icaa ...... $1.25 •4 gauge, G o ^ Friday services. believe any/court of law can have Monday evening. April 19. Mrs. connected with Auancing the not .affectionate.” 12 da Thb Rey. C a rl, E. Olson, pastor First National Bank the school bmlt. "There must be projects. ■ '. She ia the daughter of. Frederick 15 denier , .11.15 lenier ..$1.50 M gauge, Hospital Notes of Manchester...... 34 38 Spiritual Lectu ^r J. F. viallett 'n’aa named chairman •0 gauge, 15 denier. o f E n ^ u e i Lutheran Church. Is agreement between p a r t i e s,” of thejiostess committee. Director Jacob Miller asserted B.' Rentschler, United Aircraft’s Hartford National Mahoi that the towp should get bond board chairman. 51 gauge. 15 denier . .I1.S5 51 gauge, Eaplanade in chargb of. arrangements for .the Bank and Trust . . . Sl'-i 33>j Mia. Henri Pesaini, Ltlalrman of Patients Today: 166 . noon-day ^services, speakera for Lighting the. torch of our spir­ M o o n e y ia aXmember of the the Waya and Meqns Committee counsel’s advice in order .to avoid M ra Schmid said she left her 15 denier, black 15 denier, > ADMITTED YESTERD AY: Mra. Hartford Conn. Trust . 87 92 51 gauge, heel ...... tl.«5 which' will he announced later. itual understanding banishes the Bo>^ra bloc which-voted to aban- requested the members to bring a situation where residents qf the husband ir June, 1952, taking Ray- heel ...... $1.25 Canaata' Dorothy Maher, Bolton; Candlef Manchester Truat SO — rter with her. ’The couple had been - 15 denier, darkness of fear and uncertainty, a^xplana and atarf anew to build auitable articles for a penny cale north end who are not aervlced by heel...... $1.50 Poole, South Glastonbury; Mrs. Phoenix State Bank leas expensive srhqail. the Water Dept, or^the Sewer living in New Jersey. runproof .,$1.35 and Trust 59 64 a Christian Science lecturer de­ at the next meeting. ’ Helen Van Deventer, 613 Main St.; Director Harry Hrato, one of Mrs. Frank Bickmore, U. N. Dept, are penallzad. Schmid ia associatad ih business, Mrs. Madeline Plteo, 71 8., Main Flro Insorance Confianie* clared here laat evening.'The lei the Board members', on the op­ chairman, announced a trip to Acccordlng to the charter, the with hia father in the New York St.; Mrs. Margaret Mclntyke, 413 Court Cases Aetna F i r e ...... 56'i .59«i turer, Mrs. Mary C. Hollowayy/of posite aide of the ar^m ent, said Ci|y firm tff DeGrau and Aymar. W o o d land St.; Mrs; Ruth New York, Monday, April 26, town shoula levy a tax If water X Hartford Fire ...... 148'i 1.53'nthia Wallace, 35 Drive E; Aetna U f e ...... 107 112 Scientist, Manchester, anra was in­ Arthur O’Neill, Rockville; Mrs. * four-montb suspended aen'tpnce ested in a meeting for the ex­ interested in securinj' more details town because he said the First Aetna Casualty .....130 140 troduced by Ernest JD. Clough, change of accusations and\discut- are arvised to contact Mrs. Bide- Hulda Olaon, 74 Henry St.; Mrs. by Town Court Judge John ^ G. first render o f the IqMl Christian National Bonk of Manchester la in Conn. Gen...... 29.5 310 sion o f personalities. more. a better poaitlon to handle the Thelma Rogers, 99 Oak St.; Ken­ Rottner this morning on charges Hartford Steam Boll. . 5 7 'j 60'j Science Church. , neth Duquette, Stafford „ Springs; Director Sherwood BowerA said work now than when the first $2,- of breach of. the peace an:d'unlaw­ Travelers ...... 1005 1035 Speaking on ‘‘Qhristian Science he 'felt there was no doubt \that ' ■ ‘ Robert Cole, 63 Stephen St.; New­ and the Torch of l^piritual Under­ 450,000 school bonds were issued. ful kindling of flres. , ' ^ Public UtIUtIcs any action was stopped until ton Taggart, 39 Woodland St. standing,” MrsvHollOw’ay said the Mra. Fitzpatrick agreed. Agostihelli received o $25 6ne Conn. Light Power . . 16>.i 18<2 mandamus is decided. M a r t\i n Vats^ar A h iin n ae thru ADMITTED TODAY: Nancy Car­ and the siia.-tended *• ence on the Conn. Power ...... 4 0 'i 42>, spiritual light, or inspiration, Directors Bowers, Miller, and rier, 227 Green Rd.; FUen Kirk, needed to o^rcom e fesK^ diacoixl, agreed. Hai'ry Firato, however, sMd it treach of the peace chr.rge, which Hartford Elec. Lt. ;: . 54 .56'i Parties in the dispute are bwr1< Arranging Party Vernon. had been reducetl from indecent Hartford Gas Co. ... . 35 38 and .disease,'lt always at hand. She would be advantageous to appoint BIRTHS TODAY; a son to Mr. ing the decision of Judge Joh expooure, and $10 flne on the Are So. New England said ins^ration ia Inae^rable the Hartford bank since that bank and Mra. Richard Stavena,^ Lake Hamilton King on whether Mar­ complaint. Tel...... 35'i 37' i from main because it la-a gift * f Mrs. Robert W ; (tussell and ia agent for the remaining school St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert X God. set forth in thh Bible. The tin should be ordered to readver­ bonds 'hlta all bohds w ill probably - H*. was arreated oh both counts Mnnnfaatnrtag c^ompaalea Robert H. Smith are mem- Spilka, Wapping. -- cal application of such spir­ tise for bids on the revised plans be issued at one time. / L ,i two months ago. but the-crae had Allied Thermal 40 — DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: itual understanding was deipon- for the school. ‘ rs of the Hartford VMsar Club In another matter related to fi been continued pendln,. a psychiat­ Am. Hardware ...... 13 15 Mrs. Grace Flaveli, 38Vi Church d by Christ Jesus and his fol- co\imltt,ee whirh is arranging an nancing aewer' improvements the St.; Ralph Judd, 83 Bigelow St.; ric examination. Police said /gos- Arrow, Hart. Heg. ... 38 31 hiwer.s, and is being proven today, mal .coffee party, ,6t Mra. Board postponed until Its next Mra. Catherine <^lnn, Vine St.; tinelli had exposed hfrtsclf in Assoc. Spring — . . . . 25'4 .28 >4 11 she declared.. Nam ed to Attend S m i^ ’s home,- 131 Hartford Rd., meeting, April 20, the appointment Mra. Julia Novak, Andover: Linda woods heiir the W addell. School Bristol Brass ...... 15 17 ’The lecturer said Christian at ldc30 a. ni. Saturday, April 10, .of the Board of Water Commis­ Rowett, 80 Legion Rd.; Carl Swen- and that he started the Are In a Cheney Bros...... 9.. 7 , .8 '/ Scientists are learning how to fo r . gKiis intrrested In attending sioners as the sewer authority un­ . son, 34 Tanner St.; Mra. Alice Trou- wooded area near Ha-s-thome Collins 98 j o y Legion Banquet F.m-Hart 31 prove in their owii eTtpertence that VassanCollege. der the terms of a general statute. ton, Rockville; Saratea Thompson, Street. the basic unreality o f all discord -MARK CARDS I'afnir Bearing ...... 38 X* Mrs. wlenry Lyman o f Bloom­ Mrs. Fitzpatrick insisted on a 486 Woodland St.; Mpa. Myrtle Ben­ ' ' Also this morning, Gerald W. can be proven In proportion as Toa Care Enough Landers, Frary, Clk. , 2614- 28>4 At the meeting of thi American field, aVformer faculty. member, written opinion from Town CouAset son, 193 Hartford Rd.; Francis Boivla. 28, of .39 Drive G, was God is aplritually understood as d The Very Best’* N. B. Mach. Co. new . 2 ^ .28'4 Legion Auxiliary Monday evening will Rhmv colored atidea. of the Charles N. Crockett that the Board Cooney, 446 Adams 8t.; Qrayland granted, a nolle on a violatior of infinite-^-and without an opposite. North and Judd ...... 29 in the Legion Hall, the present. campus and tell about the college. haa power to name itself the sewer Clough,' Talcottville: Armand Rob­ rules of the road, charge. Boivla She described God as divine Light, erta, Rockville; Mra. Jane Walsh wa.s arrested Monday after his car Russell Mfg...... Tn . 12 Mrs. 'Theodoit Fair’oanks, and Mrs. All prosBcrtlve Vas.aar students authority. She cited a section of EY-RIGHMAN Stanley Works com 431,4 4 6 'i as He ia referred to In the Bible in the charter which prohibits mem- and aon, 43 Coolidjie St'.; John waa involved in a minor accident I John. Joaeph F. Wallett were appointed in this a'req are cordially invited 7S7 MAIN ST.—MAN4BIBSTES Terry Steam . 99 109 to represent the unit at the De- bera of the Board from holding. - 1 Peitroa, 1 Union PI.; Mrs. Vivian with one drtven b.v William E.- Eel- "In this Light,” Mrs. Holloway to attend. W an and'son, 385 Green Rd. Aore, 34, of 211 .Main St., rear the Torr'ington 24 26 U. 8. Envelope 67 74 continued, "there can be no dark­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Mra. intersection of Broad and Center ness or opposite of Light, and this Helen Stanley, Scotland, Conn.; Streets. V. S. Envelope 60 6.5 Veeder-Root 31'4 34'4 .truth dispels evil as easily and WOllam Krah. 367 Main St.; Mrs. In the only other case on thig necessarily as darkness ia dispelled MadHlna Heck, 84 T«wer Rd.; John morning’s at:ort court dodegt, a 1 n f •tot to in a room when light is turned GoUmlizer, 493 Tolland Tpke.; Mra. warrant *./ra ordered iaaueri for on." Lilt Johnson and son, 160 Birch St.; Harry G. Barrows, 32. of Storra. STOCK W Jlra. Holloway, who Is a mem­ Mrs. Susan Griffin and aon, 72 Oak­ Oonn.,who felled to appear on a In 195o4here 'were rbout 15 mil­ ber of TThc ChH.stlan Science \ NOWI land St; charge "Sf speeding. lion Neiroes In the United State*. Board of I. iniutian. a m sec. Me xM Awriiftam i. ooini allow this word to be nqisspell- BRUSH RisisPETROFOL POUND PAPER SUaOi. AIMtli'i lfiMiit.1 ler u rt meclat, S m ... SEC. JCe ed krl.egsgefangenenentschae- Siic^i toUtrj srcHsie eiwifs. ciiimoi i m -...... tec ;sc 985 MAIN STREET OM SMMt Nlv4M,i. m ’i - ______sec an s e c i a l PMRB stirG. IttfUr itt iki| U S R. Mimtfit M4*r B«i ¥ SO Shanks, Great Falla, immediately / sMifi fe ssMUet 1 HyikI vitli k l 04oritsi, t«|t fUt asilllSIC t a s . reliant wteiiUr leteaMi. I H. SCC. ISc fentUn. Qikct •( int ifTitt- tMlllMS, m -lu n W , aaliHWie uhc ler Mm, IVk m . UC. S7c informed the Great Falla Tribune tKM, •rgBcMM l»li- Etaniilul tnt PiRt. MKCr linUM r licsa •aac. ler eiM. cMm rm.Sfe it had rnisspelled the word. It unim a airu ssm uriia a an .-n...___ lee.tsc seenu the Tribune copy reader had $3.00 OFF ON ALL unsm eaus SM asossM. a« M t ______stciiic a p.e 11 e d it — kriegsjbfangenen- REC. ' IMS ISS Tllini ar ISKlIHt, eluta______SIC. Me enentschaedingungsegestz. Anyone 1.N o n wtaaeist e im . lar anrr accaiia.... ' ... SIC. lOc could pYalnly see it had one too Twciast sr wsist. a latwciM. I «. lec ssc many "ens." said Mra. Shanka. The la s n la sttti. suriit. 2- > 10 i c n s x . : _ aec v t . word means "law to provide com­ X M l K l N n l M M RbiR kllN ZO Rttgg ALCO-RIX Uvondor Mowtholitod CarrfM SRkt^ ' M O m u e tsu s. Palt.elt •nanMa. lOO-e.... MC J It 1 ,00k/for your Topper at Marlow’s—your im iit s PETER RABBIT SHOES pensation for formen, prisoners of aaiwac tutt . ioo’i-.______sec see annuranco of the- Aaeat In fashion .. ; . fabric ./I ANTISIPTIC RUBBING SHAVE s a U l WeSH. CM't ana eaalMt Saar’i>K>. i e. llC Sk w’ar;" ^ ^ , TOOTH MUSHES STICK ISM swats. canertliisH aat<>caleri. lOO i— H C .2k - ' . . . and St. In benatlfal rolorn: Blur, rornl. fawniTHie Um Hh| fMRMi CREAM sssMST c isT U Star. suta.«ua. i-w. ctw . s e c .ik r i^ pink and navy. 100% w ool Sizes 10-18 **o*r w- riGr tt4 mMH ALCOHOL S»u Wt kKi'iUft COLOGNE ItaK S S O W I rtSM t. rcieler _ .WC I k and 38-42. fttirte Ilf Iti *U)l IMfRiRf ftr CMliNf. iRinfkM* pTf'iR, 4u«|tM ffl< aasnssi Ctu kl. H«ia. ciemeni tr CM Creae NC ISc —MM H*. a 4*4 Rifftt t« iM in .Uivfi 1*1X4 iff CfRCtWtfll- *•■. ntl K MHltR NtMh. iji| Bfir tufe. .. (Kt^NOIrwg CM< is ia il lars tain CarMl. Sti el 20 paeUlc ICCT M : •m tna ~ •4 ttfd 4«it|Rt. St lit |914.95 K fi. ass lUSSIt. nta'eM ici’, aitlal, alaclic frime ItC 1M ! MB. REC. TSM n am e a s im t t .<»a k s ate i at ; 3-TRANSISTOR (N ot exactly ns lUuatrated) M e N .1 s i is n emsuTt sroaic. tn i naH. svstaeiH* see J k ; Ik Till 1.00 Storliflht Mohogony or Limid Ook Finish MONEY-SAVERS NOT ON QUA T c SALl PLAN . . . B U T UNSATIONAL VALUtSI i- - . ^ "■ a ya l.r* Siwdi Up ep Heeiery Afewf X K S R OUHTtSt I- CAJMM TWWtSi TtVUa Bisttl tAiNU •CRI&nn. wlaciA. M4(|tM liAMi. M’l Iw Mi these Volue JMTtONtlUr tAMOOS . I 40- ...... , .. .. -_ l ! TWT rif^ttpnc BMT it. a«. kttic____2 m Sizes 5-9, 9»/,-12. A GLORY DEE I i m fVMtUM. Btctftitl U-«. m i n i ______I I rWT tiT ARTItCPfK M IT Pt«IOL 4 «. CM.__ I fW M l NEARINR AID MINERAL OIL turn. miws. M n4. bw •( jqo bm* ftUHtt t ( M IU UlT, nH^iAAlly pufi. U u i ...... — .2 Iw 'Alc Tan. White Sad4iles. INYLONS M il ¥ MUHUU ta U T I. M l .. ..;______1 I FEATURES " ' ^ O p trtttt tar only IV a Hi|lil|r ttliMe. eiira-htiey •NIC MN IM7MINT. mWMc, fPtrMplK U»v4. I FMt euahty DuPsst _ PKKH UNIS, tkf Nt4n. Mfvttt t i f t i ______.2 I 2-t. tuAc g. ___— a..-—..- 2 M Me M month instead af IV la MV ' sh. 04erieu,taitiln>, san- lOOTS Oil OXFORDS .* dsy for old-type vacmmi- I $11M|'.UOwsar. Issswnt ■ . PtUVT K m u UPS. H4M M ttr m aoki tMUsiatw rttri easn __ .. -.1 kr an • TitHt, fwHy dMt-arMf dfwwwf I knaialiaOM. nut BUT cAtCflttt «bpl, ^ ...... 1 ------1 ( nun MIS ISM carnait. laH nanm mtH. im Look otthKComplete Low Price | lube aids' t tii A ftfTTu r im t iNfiiiii itytt. im . k t- -.. 2 M an .— .—. ikrik DRESSES Lifs-liks seuad. troer tad MOW •UAIT tot —. . .2i mIw mUt -----‘ . 7 J ★ IN RAYON AND ACETAn ® OwsRfy ewNetTveslM AmatiofT Yev bell'lapecially when yeu tensider that big, O And 4 dearer than evar I OF DISTINCTION X vwew vwovvv. -spweieus deuble drwsierl And that. "King Size" chest en chest' 'Dm anr **A” btiwry latu a Awfully pretty, of coarse. In that fltted N01 ON OUR 7c SAlf PLAN . . . BUT • W hill month . . . no •^S" btf- • tsHd Owh Iwtsriwas. w.ith • Cedoz bated betteim drawer lot Jacket with twe small bow* la froat to S great bonus buys .[RRinC VALUCS TOO GOOD TO MISS iWy...fsw*r'ball«ydNnaMl , “ Excellence' without extfsva- odd te the attraettveaeoa e f the otyle. ^ Moowwsf fwwv^wwoe V vvuv »ww»wwwfM » moth-repellent klenket sterege. Here h eg i JO# a a lr S I2 S esnee” . In Pontung, Mahjong, (N et oxacUy on UhMtrated). Blue and ptak. Gemtlwe gverydby • levied Mlrvn^ tru ly'a .luxufiears bedroom grevplttf do- : B. F. 600DRICH s Rayon and Poralin Tweed. signed for those-demendlnf smart ityling W HMM BM VSEM W IM HnM fFoW tHilM U V 9 S A tt W A T IK O R IIT IN Y 2 ’ G MRw^eelchf eewet^G^R^dD dPGWRece* P C : i c C A N V A S OUR BOYS’ lNSCa KIUER1 A style and size for every T A fP t .CAKOS « S . > • « A J—— ’..H*^**.^***' i?*«bla breoeer. Mirror, Cbe^ and A* AsMririn Madinl Awedebse, and more I ^ u^^^uu^^^w Starlight Mahogany pppel Bed. New ea display la ear r r S H O E S 11 c»ai Im dwal. Sarryl Oidwt •oaa'bo Mtd need. ■ ^ >18.95 iwa aeasKaa Canrv •CN.T 49c BtreiMI awrlnae- Oakaltwsl... NiOa St. wtadew. (Posture Foundation) I- , DEFARTMENT ia t l .l a L ■a. "SIMSiM order recemodi 7 H » e Otuwot Trials OrstMr. SssAiais SizM 9-15-w 12.20 Other autta in beautiful atyleo. Sizes 0-lS, Sed aoO Niffcl Stwsds SswilwHs. BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED i Tha' linpartajit "P-F” RIGID PwduMMOesd fXiTIH WEDGE helpa keep-body weight CARRIES C0l|in.ETE 12-18 and half aizea. ' . - i-N 14V3.24V3 ^ 44.52 WRITHM CUDDII BUNNY oa oatslde of nermal fOot . . . $14.95 « « i more FURNItURE I decteoaihg foot' and leg rnnaid* tmermmmes simes h P l i e i i * atraln, Ihereoalag coasfart. Spoag* ^ OUTRT FOR YOUNO « 5 s 5 J a atni imta. 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V. X PAG E EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN./WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 ^^AGE NINElWS!f waa a member of ,t)ie Daniah fbmous heJIerina horaea; the _____ ;______:______^ i ^ ^______■ i Lutherain Oiurch. Ha ' leavea a Circus Appearing Flying Valentines on the trapeze; July SO and from Aug. 2 to Bent. t. daughter, .Mlaa Elixabeth J. Boa­ the Four Phillips, extraordinary Airmen in England Fresh Choir Rohes Tor Easter Season I Coumoa will ba efferatl in Finance Unit Votes aen of Soliith Windaor; and two In Hartford S<|on jugglers, and Aida, the queen of economics, fducation, fine’ arts, CLEANING AND INSTALUNG brothera, ^ t e r E. Boaaen of South the air. ■ - ; Help on Washday Summer Classes FYench, German, government, Jhia- Windaor and Chriatlan A. Boaaen Potentate Harold K. Bonnlck-pf AMESITE tory, mathematics, philosophy, SEPTIC TANKS imi CESSPOOLS Lunch Audit Funds of Phoervix, Aria. The funeral will The Shrine Qrcus wilj be b4ck Sphinx Temple is general chair­ X phyaics and psychology. be private with burial in Zion Hill in Hartford for tha 32nd annuM man for the clrcua.,Fred W, Ward Margate, England (Ah—In Eaat H arford, Conn., .April 7—The Inquiries for the complete cata­ A oompletH orgaitetlOH of TRAINED SCWAQB 8PEC1a L18TB uaiag tko moat aMdem eqelpeatet And macblaOry—RE8(71/ri Wapplnf, April • (Spec!*!)—An Cemetery, Hartford. Frienda may showing af .the State A rm o^ on ia show, chairman. 'The . circua will Nwitt, which haa more weather Trinity College Summer School logue should be addresaed to the A have two daily performances all DRIVEWAYS will offer residence facilities for Director of the Summer School, BETTER Job at a LOtVER PRICE. appropriation not to exceed $1,350 call at the funeral home of. Taylor Broad Street diirlng the week of than It doea climate, English and Modern, 233 Waahington St., 'Week,' afternoon and evening at houaewivea appreciate the fact women as well as men this year, Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. was voted Monday night by the tonight from 7 to 9. The family April 19. 1:50 and 8:15. . ' EXKRTLY INSTALLED that the tl. S. Air Bane at Man- it waa announced by Robert M. o Sump ponpo. taatalled to THIS IS WHY Finaimea Board for the achool lunch requeata that frienda pleaae bmlt Numerous atars of the circua ■ton ia ao obliging. They phone Vogel, director of the Suminer reiBOVo water from your world will be featured in the six- School. cellar. . . . more pcoplo caB wogram audit for 1952 and 1953. flowera. Bo m Grading ~ Machine Spread * - (he baae'a meteorological atation audit ia required by the State \ _____ day appearance of the Shrine ^r- wirii tefore making washday plana. Opening of the Sunimer School lO R IO A N D o New nadergrouad watefr M -Kinney Brod. Manrheater Evening Herald cus with all the proceeds going to Forms Set f— Power Rolled Somettmea they aak.how warmly June 28 will mark the' first time Knee iaetalled. (1) Prompt Senicd Tax Department. alaiiMcIi I M ORE5CH1 • New ‘rootpreor* aewer Other bualneaa conducted by. the Wapplng correapondent, Mra. An­ many worthwhile charities, notab­ CHOKED they should dress their children in Trinity's 133>.year-old history (2) Quality Work ly the Shrinera Hospital for crip­ THANK HEAVENS! Moit attacks Also: Parking Lots — Tennis Courts — WoRts that women students have lived on Accordione lines laataUcd. ^ board included a defeated motion nie Colllna. telephone MI 8-4419. for school. (3) Reasonable Priced pled children. Some 4,000 young­ are acid indigestion. When it atrikeS Margate’s sailing club frequent­ the College Campus. Women have, Giheoa and Kay Gnltara e Plugged seWer Uaea eleaa- to reacind the vote taken March take Bell-ans tablets. They contain been admitted to Summer School Private lastructioas cd electrically. I. 34 which called for an audit of the sters from county homes, settle­ 10% FOR CASH TRANSACTIONr ly calls for information about BE SAFE . . . BE SURE ment houaea and. church groups in the fastest-acting medicines known ever since 1935, when it was start­ Mueie and Mntical SoppHea " Town Aid Road Fund. ^ to doctors for the relief of heartburn Terms arranged If desired. winds and the height of waves in ed as a special program. designed Thera will be a meeting of the Beaths Last Night and around Hartford will aee the and gat. Get Bell-ans today. 3Sr. the Thamea Eatuary, circus free as gueata of Sphinx primarily for teachers. Up to this ORCHESTRA FOR HIRE Public Health Nuralng Asan. Board The airmen are happy to give year, however, only men have been Temple of Shrinera, sponsors of ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED BY the information,, but sometlmea Cali McKiNNEY BROS: of Directora Thuraday, at 7:30 p.m. Iowa City, Iowa—Dr. Richard the annual cireua. permitted to live on the campus of at the nuraa'a office. A. Biirian. 83. internationally they are puxaled. For Instance, the traditional liberal arts college. DUDAtDO SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY ' Oinrrh Meeting Set known phyalologlat. onetime direc­ Among the attractio.na coming SPRIN6 TIME a man called recently and ajiked: The change in policy will no TEU BntcIwU 8-8808—180-183 PEARL ST., MANCHESTER' The llth annual meeting of the tor of Stazione Zoologica, Sfaplea. to thia year’s Shrine Clrcu^, a real Demaio Brothers "Will the wind be strong enough longer limit attendance of women MUSIC CENTER Oommunlty Oiurch will be held at Italy, who helped founS a medical live'sawdust attraction, are Tom tonight to blow down , my TV at the Trinity summer session to Pack’e baby elephants; Dick Clem­ IS CLEAN-UP TIME ESTABLISHED 1920 aerial." 188 MIDDLE TPK. WEST,. the Community Houae tomorrow achool at Belgrade. Yugoslavia, those who live in the immediate' TEU MI-9-8305 evening at 8 p.m.; to hear reporta; after World War I, and who came ens and hia Ilona; Rudynoffs General cleaning of cel­ CALL NOW—ANYTIME Hartford area, Mr. Vogel said. One to elect officcra and paaa a budget to the .linited .Statee in 1948. Born lars and attics. Also rubbish Reds Converting domitory, Ogilby Hall, will be for IMH-55; to act on an amend­ In Vienna. Died Tueaday. and ashes removed. Manchester MI-3-7691—Hartford CHapel 7-8617 used for women, while men will ment to the by-lawa concerning Springfield. Maaa. — The Rev. ‘ live In the new Freshman Dormi­ Honorary deacona and to do any Conrad Elhen. C. P., 74. author of Prompt. Dependable Chinese Shrines tory. Both dormitories will be other buaineaa proper to be done the paiision play. "Veronlca’a Veil." ^ r v ic e under the direction of graduate students studying for their mas­ RICH at aald meeting. now in ita 40th Lenten aeaaon in , ^ WE CARRY ALL 4 Tokyo (fPi »— The famed '‘Gate April 15 at 8 p.m., Maundy ^ LEADING BRANDS ^ Reasonable Rates ters degree. Union. City, K. J. Bom in Metzen-1 of Heavenly Peace,” built 587 The Trinity Summer School, of­ Thuraday evening, there will be a aeifen. Hungary, he entered the I yeara ago at Peiping for grand worahlp aervice in the Church, with ►Arthur Drue Sturts^. CALL M. & >4. fering, both graduate and under­ TOPSOIL Paaaioniat Order in 1898 and w;aa I ceremonies of emperors, has been graduate work, will Include two Several l^ousand Yarda the celebration of the Lord'a Sup­ ordained in 1908. Died Tueaday. M l.9.9757 rdecorated and now serves as the per. five-week terms from June 28 to Between Manchester YOUR ASSURANCE OF / rostrum, for Mao ’Tze-tung, Red Attend Grange Meeting. TELEVISION GETS AROUND China's boss, when he views pa- and Rockville Several membera of the Grange rades. The'530-year-old Intperial are attending a meeting of Beat Philadelphia dP)—Donald West, palace there has been turned by RANGE Central Pomona Grange today at $1.00 Per. Yd. In The Pile a theological studeiit. told a Sun­ CONTINUING OUR POLICY OF Ask For An ALPS the Communists into a museum. \ M) MlUatown Grange Hall. day ScAiooI c l ^ that their greater GUARANTEEO DEIIVERV The hilltop summer palace, with 100 Yds. in Piia Jena Boaaen ^ happineea waa to he found In the its templf of 5,000 Buddhas, where FUEL OIL J U u Boaaen of Station 40, South NATIONALITY MIDHT DINNERS arimple things of life rathe.- than In When Buying A Sweater empress ‘dowagera of the Ching GASOLINE Tel. JA-8-0271 Windaor, died at hia home yeater- the dramatic adventures they aaw EVERY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY WHEN YOU dynasty, once held court, now is day rim in g . He waa bom in Den­ portrayed on the TV arreena. He Served From 5 P. M. to 9:30 P. M. at $2.00 Pe^ Person Be sure you get a quality sweater such.as this popular a tourist center, Peiping broad­ Herald Photo. mark Aug. 3. 1875, and lived in cited westerns and detective etories casts boas^. ______Three members Of the Boy and Girl vested choirs of Hm Second Congregational Church. are pic thin country 88 yeara. He had bieen aa an example. As the children A hew naMnnallty dinner every week on Wednesday and Thura­ style which offers you the finest yarns, the firm knitting tured above, wearing their new robes. On the left is Donald Xileason, lO-year-oid son of Mr, and Mrs. a reaideiit of South Windaor for day by rhefa 'who are qf that nationality, brought Into our kitch­ that assures lasting shape and the long wear for which Jamea Gleason. 58 North Elm St. In the center is April, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar V. Coughlin. BANTLY OIL filed out o* the roo r\, the. organist PF.RMANENTXY MIBBING I (IMI' \M . |\( , STARTS TODAY 55 yeara and waa employed in hia began playiav- The selection wa* en to give you genuine meals of their native Iknd. « Alps sweaters arc famed. Burlington, N. C., It's doubt 390 Woodland St., 8 years of age; and on the light, Richard M artiX who la 9 and the son of Mr. and AT "MANCHESTER'S brothcr'a grocery atore there. He the theme song from "Dragnet," ful part of the cargo that fell from Mrs. Joseph A. Msrtin, 68 North Elm St. . ; '1 M M\ - 1 (M.l. 1 AT TONIOHT M i TOMORROW NIDHT MADE OF ORLON. THE MIRACLE D. E. Riggins truck will be re Under the direction of Mrs. Louis J. Tuttle and Mrs. Charles WIlkYM, 60 of these robes were made turned in a hurry. Among the miss by women of th- church. They consist of four pieces, maroon aklrls.Xt;hlte surplices,' maroon bows TEL. 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\ _v 7 1954 i*A<»gwieyrr MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., W EPyK^DAY, APRIL , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER^ CONN, W EDNESDAY, APRIL T, 1954 'PAGE TWENTY-ONE T year approving the Tydings iKlifte- Cai^liytan). M cCgrthyism V rs p re - appeaibtg befoi|a the subiom m it ohOrgas "moot"' since he no longer ifiy margin of defeat wpa about around a report on traffic safety woah* and condemnlnig me fo r g et­ 'rto me the lerreting-out of tee' wOa . the Lustron - Cpfp.,— which wasin office. 80,000 v o te s ... lustratad the talk that Bemis gave Mfss BUiel Robb, principal of the m MiOythf Wtrf m Fiery,prieklyit$|ii on Industries and schools. T^ese prepared and read to the mem­ ting tough with Communists.’.' V ihunistii.” was indebted to RFC. Lustron Gets Oleaa'Blll /■I think, the best explanation is Elect Delegate Safety Discussioii - County Teachers Waddeir School. Tliey in turn, of­ bership r at the March meeting. .McCarthy alone may not have' ^ The toughest - of McCarthy’s paid McCarthy glO^pOO for an ar- The subcommittee’s findings tl^t 'Elsenhower was the strong­ •f C fftm iM n S kin R m h j pictures were sponsored by many fered their greeting* to the yl«lt- i t This report is the result of a very ing teachers. swung the Maryland flection, b ^ M rly fights in the Senate was the Cicle on housing. ,/ W'ere turned over to the Ds]^. of est factor in my state as in many To Zion C0nclavc; firms located In New England. At Verplaiiek PTA Meet at Waddell Don’t lUnd luch torment shy lonterl- Bemis stated that if the aame Kind thorough study of the traffic prob­ whatever the reasons for Tydtoipi' effort to unseat him. TTie subcbmiinmee .asked wheth­ JusUce. On Oct. 16, 1953, A tty . others. 1 was defeated in the gen­ luit imooth Retinol Ointment on ymir Report* of v«riou'.>i «tate com- } of publicity was given .to the lems affecting children of the Fate of Men Who defeat—it gave McCarthy Stature. Oh Aug. 6, 1991, Sen. Benton, er there waa miy connection be­ Gen. Herbert BroWneli gave Mc­ eral awing to him. irritsted tkin at once. See how qukUv mlttee* and recomiuendatlonp to | The Ladles Aid Society of Zion A panel d'acussion on' traffic Verplanck School made by a spe­ Over 90 members of the Con­ *rydings himself said in 1990 he Democratic succeoaor to Baldwin, Carthy a clean bill of health on the itt 0 active medlcatioiu—coffl'bined it fiyms that move into as to those be acted on at the CEA Repre- j tween'sale of the arUcle and Mc­ "It la my opinion that I got Lutheran Church will meet after safety will be the fekture of the cial Traffic Safety Committee, of Introduced a resolution calling for questiona of personal finoncoa and lonoMn—brinf rettful, liaierlai -rtUtf that move out of New England, necticut- Education Association aeniatlve A**embly on May 1.9, ] believed the-reason'for his defeat Carthy’s reobmmendatlon for gov­ more votes in-Connectlcut because the Lenten service tonight in the April meeting Of . the Verplant-k which Pickens was ^hairman. an Investigation to determine possible,election law Violations ■many people would get a different from various tdVvns in Hartford were ,di*cti»*ed and coinmented. on ; was that the Maryland Demo­ ernment pld to housing prefabri- of my stand against McCarthy Sunday Sqhbol room- Delegates PTA at the arhool auditorium on . A cordial invitation is extended whethefT expulsion proceedings Brownell added tfiot . the Inter­ idea of this area. from the floor. i cratic party was badly split by c a to ra , than I lost because of that stand." will be elected for the coming cbh- April 13 at 8 p. m. Tlie moderator to piarents to attend the m eeting Chunty attended the County Coun­ should be instituted against Me-' nal Revenue Bervlce atlll was in­ This is the second visit to/ the A *001x1 hour frjltowed the bUsl- J local issues. He added that he It found that McCarthy had •Benton aald that in 1992 Mc­ veation/'Which will be held at As- o f the program w ill be J.' L and to participate in the discus­ cil meeting at the Waddell school. Osrthy. The ''latter counter-at­ vestigating McCarthy’s income tax Manchester R o ta ry Club for ne»» »es*ion, during .which'poffee’j didn’t think McC*rthy';^peraonally sold 1,000 shares o f Seaboard A ir Carthy went into f|ve states Where bury Park, N . J., M ay 29 and 26. Pickens.'. sions. A short husine.-a- meeting Monday evening. In charge were tacked with a resolution to inves­ return. As far oa hoa been dis- Bemis. Back in 1990 he 'was a and de.^aert w ere aerved by M iu Come To Cox Hardware part of an erfanlaed movement to did any damage. ' Une Railroad stock' for a net the man he opposed turned out to •Members o f the panel will. be will precede the panel discussions. FitiMMd traMu f t i * One) tigate Benton. •. This la the ahnual District Con­ speaker,' but one fourth of the pic­ Miss Ella Rice of Newington. Mrs. Joyce St raughan and others on the discredit Americana abroad. ”I think the issue raised and profit of $39,«14.78 and that he cloaed, it etlH la. be the winner —- Washington, Mis­ Miss Catherine Shea, principal of Following the -program, refresh­ The results were embodied in an­ vention of the. Lutheran Womens’ tures are changed evfj'y year, so Alma LeBlonde of West Hartford; social committee. For Everything Ciinton An^raon. U|k>ii his None of those sentenced to death the propaganda about it had. some atm held *1*9 shares. The JitsUce Dept, head also souri. Montana, West Virginia and M aniP, ■ Missionary League of which the that In a four' year period, the the Verplar.ck School, Mrs, H. R. ments will be served in the school State EhcecuUve Secretary L>'ndon other report of an elections sub­ haa ever been executed. . effect-; but it would be secondary,” It asked whether there was a re­ cleared Bmton of the ouhcomrjlt- New Mexico. Everett, a parent from the Assn, cafeteria. etum h* u id: "TTi* Dapartment committee. /'local society is affiliated. whole series is changed. This Pratt and Director of Field Serv­ You Need For Just before hia row with' Mc­ he. said. lationship between McCarthy’s tee’a ftndinga in connection with The former Connecticut Senator ■' Mite boxea dre due at this meet­ membership. Chief Herman S^en- ice Rohhlns Baratow. 0f AgTlCulture'a announced poal- Refused to Testify / GENERAL Rl^AIRlNG means that if a club heSrs him Carthy, Baldwin had been offered Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (D- position on the banking committee the aocH>tance of the $600. added that in' the five other states ing. Members, having articles for speak otice every fours yesrs. they del ot the Manchester Police De­ A llow a t least art hour s'hen Miss Mxrion Casey, president of tion waa miarepreaented ' by the McCarthy refused througb^t to AND vYour Lown^and a seat on the Connecticut Su­ NMl voiced the opinion on Nov. 9, and "his receipt of confidential in­ 'The question immsdiatsly In which McCarthy appeared in the "Cheer Box." of which Mrs. will have an etitlrelv new talk. partment. and Henry Murphy of you are' cooking, mature beets; the local association., which was testify before the cotaraitt^ ^ n - 24 Hour Senator from Wiaoonaln today.;* preme Court of Errors by Gov. 1991, while serving as chairman of formation relating to the stock of broached In connection with Ben­ 1992 "the Democratic candidates FVederick Schneider is chnirman, William Morehouse of the First the American Automobile Assn. young beets will usually cook in host to the group, called on Super­ ton testified twice, once dining in­ WOODWORI . McCarthy aald: 'T.do not five Chester Bowles, a Democrat. Bald­ the Senate Democratic .'Campaign the Seaboard Air Line Railroad, ton’s 1992 defeat was whether Mc­ for the Senate did better than asked to. bring them to this National Bank was inducted into \ The di.'ictiasions w ill center about 40 minutes. intendent Arthur H. Illing and Gordon vestigation of himself /and once which was Indebted to RFC for Carthy. contributed materially. a Unker'a dam .what■ ■ ' Secretary - , win i.. agreed... to , accept, reconsidered Committee, that McCarthy con- could be expected." '^meeting. The members will furn­ the club, »larry. Maidment. doinc Ambulance when the aubcoibmittM was deiv.^ sums in excess of $ , , ?" Furniture and AppHoheea Anderson says about the matter.! too** the appointment tri'outed ‘substantially to Tydings’ 13 000000 Benton laid' in on Interview In In these 10 aUtes McCarthv ish tbe palms and flowers for the the inducting, "Biir fills the fi­ ihg into McCarthy’s activities. The subcommittee asked, tdo, Repaired ' Gross Seed, Fertilizers, \ The sufar is here." . htl*r all. . wt w defeat. - New York, "My atate chairman, waa campaigning on behalf of the altar, for both Palm Sunday and nance cla.ssification. Service On Sept. 28, 1991, Benton ap­ whether any of the funds received ( Tobey retorted: "On a question' Upset by right Tydings says today: vi was" the John Bailey, thinka McCarthy had party ticket, rather than to sup­ DISCOUNT M AIL ORDER .Mter Sunday. victim of the greatest lying cam­ peared before the committee and by McCarthy to fight ComipUnism a small effect, possibly on a. few port individuals. * ' . Refreshments will be omitted at Lawn Rakes and Garden Tools, ^ of veracity I do not choose be-. When he resigned from t,he Sen- in a long statement cited 10 cases had been diverted to his oWn' use. 96 Cooper St.->T8I. MI-9-08?$ THIEVES ARE TANKERS tween the two gentlemen, but on i hf*- Baldwin said it waa for health paign -ever put on.” thousand votes. This was inconse­ Te*nerrow : Q and A With Mp- this^qmetlng. in which he accused McCarthy of McCarthy said "no” li^. a letter, quential when you consider that Oarthy. Wheelbarrows, Garden Cortf, a queeUon of fact I take the Sec- i »»«> family reasons and a desire to Refused 939,000 lying, of accepting "infiuence but the - subcommittee noted he Des Moines on.^f-They may b^. return home. A friend r e p o r t s SAY GOODBYE TO retary of Agriculture anytime." ' ' * *-■— j - - The 'I'ydings campaign was to had not made himself "available using ts'nk trucks now in thiev­ Baldwin was very much upset by money" and of practicing fraud Bay i^te Speaker Rubbish Burners, \ In the end the Senate approved have echoes in McCarthy's bid for .and deceit upon the Senate. for further ekplanation.” ery. A road oil company re­ Tobey’s proposal for a 10-round the McCarthy fight and that in ail re-election in 1992. T’>'dings offered MUD Benton specifically waived his The subcommittee asked the ported to police that someon^ took Increase, but with an amendment probability “it ymighed much in M cCarthy 129,000 it he would go source o f $17,600 reported as con­ GuesKof Rotary Underground Gorbage Receivirf Senatorial immunity both before >u . // b/ McCarthy ending rationing five his final decision to resign.” before any federal grand jury and tributed by relatives to McCarthy, t/, 30,000 gallons o f road nil from its \ / FOR YOUR P R P C T IO N the committee and later. Subse­ OMLY O M W im • Fatly IqoIppaC months earlier than they pro­ McCarthy started his next fight offer evidence sufficient to convict in 1944 for his unsuccessful pri­ v\ vW V \' storage tank here in an eight-day getCOLLA to Lawn Rollers For Rent quently. McCarthy filed a two mil­ The weekly meeting of the Man­ vided. in February 1990, when he charged any one who was In the State mary campaign against Sen. Alex­ period. —'The company said the • Complatah Moalorii chester Rotary Club nma held last ^ Until 194* McCarthy remained that tbS; Democratic administra­ Dept, in 1990 as a Communist. lion dollar libel-suit against him. ander WilSy. These' relatives did oil. for use on country roads, sip- ^ • IniiaClaftty AvoKabta. . evening at St. M ary’s parish house. relatively‘quiet. Then came the tion. especially the State Dept., McCarthv did not accept. but when trial neared, early this hot appear to have that much parently w'as hauled aw ay in tank ■The speaker was Lloyd Mmis of Invcstlgatloh of the series of mas­ was riddled with Communists and year, McCarthy dropped the mat- money. tnicka. AMESITE YOUR DRIVEWAY / But even before McCarthy be­ Bay Stats Film Productions. sacres in Belgium In 1944 in which Fellow Travelera tei. I , Seat Not Challenged laSIO BM O O U rl \\ \\ \N Wm. P.Quish cox HARDWARE came embroiled with Tydings he • Power Rolled He kept up a barrage of charges Springfield. Mass., whose \tdplc Main Si 390 American prisoners and 100 was greeted in the Senate June 1, McCarthy said he couldn’t prove It wanted to. know whether the Con^^Msin»ndMidd^^ and counter-charges that were to fy / A v t fh was ."Dynamic New England.\ • Machine Spread Belgian civilians were slaughtered. 1990, with a document that the he had been dSpiaged because he |l7,000 was in reality McCarthy’s figu re in the 1993 elections and For the past six years, Beima Surface PHONE MItchdi 3-5940 > Seventy-four German accused author, Mrs. Smith, called "A. couldn’t- find anyone who believed own m oney and, ..if so, was he in which were to lead him Into fights has been traveled around NewM • Proper Drainage t6 o f participating ln> the horror were Declaration of Conscience." It Waa Benton’s charges. Benton said violation of a stsite law setting a with Tydings and Benton. England talking' to service clubs. convicted. Forty-three were signed by Mrs. Smith and six other 2,000 persons had w ritten him that $5,000 lim itation on personal cam ­ CARTER’S Resist Frost McCarthy led off by accusing paign expenditures? H e has visited over 700 clubs in sentenced to execution. Republican Senators — Tobey, they .would volunteer to say they N ew England. N ot only has he • Bituminous Surface Tydings of a “whitewesh" In McCarthy denounced the sub­ Kasoer of PSyeleel Torture G eorge D. A ik en o f 'Vei'mont, believed the charges. learned that most New Englanders the Investigation of McCarthy’s committee’s report as a "new low Amesite E a rly In 1949 rumors made the Wa.vne 1^, Morse of’ Oregon, Irving In. the end, the three-map sub­ do n o t know much about their WORK CLOTHES charges of Communism in the ad­ in dishonesty and smear” and de­ • .\sphalt. Tarvia rounds of the Senate cloakroom M. Ives of New ITork, Edward J, committee investigating McCarthy surroundings, but he has learned ministration. Tydings' accused Mc­ fied the subcommittee to challenge that the Americans who investi­ Thye of Minnesota and Robert C. said the matter transcenMd parti­ many thinga that he did not know Carthy of making false accusa­ his seat. There was no challenge. 'FW Painters, roh THE tEST IN DRIVEWAY CONSTEUCnON CAU— gated the massacres had used Hendrickson oi New Jersey. san polltica "and goes tb the very A u to m frtic about the six states. For instance, tions. As for the Benton investigation, mental and physical torture to core of the Senate body’s author­ do you know that , we have a nat­ The bitter fight between Me-. tVhile the declaration did not the subcommittee found he had im­ C arpent^, Plumbers extract confessions. ity, integrity and tliie respect in ural bridge carved out of solid Oarthy and Tydings, veteran of 38 mention McCarthy by name, it properly accepted a $600 contribu­ On March 39, a subcommittee which It is held b^ the people of marble by the wearing of the wa­ years in Congress, evolved in a was almost universall.y conceded to tion from an ex-RFC member for Thomas Colla Construction Co. of the Senate Armed Services this country." ter over millions of years? This I f a ni^ A M iTP personal feud that spilled over into be aimed at McCarthy and his campaign funds but called the CA ,L FOR ESTIMATES—MANCHESTER MI-T-S224. EASY TERMS Committee was set up to Investi­ methods. 'The subcommittee raised a se­ W o d ia r bridge may be found in the city BIG NEW S! Tydings’ campaign for re-election gate the reports. ries of questions which it said of North Adsms, Mass. in 1990. The declaration set forth: Moving pictures and slides 11- *rhree months later—July 2«, "We are Republicans. But we only McCarthy could answer. 1949— M cCarthy said in a SM ate In that year Tydings lost to Terrific Price Reduction On 1954 are Americans first. It is as Amer­ Since he had refused to appear, it Friflidaire’i fomooi lifetime Porcelain finiihetoy* speech that, he had studiM the John Marshall Butler, a Republi­ said it cOuld do nothing but re­ can. icans that we express our concern I trials and had come to the^ con­ port thS m atter to the Senate brillionlly while, withtfondt Kuffing, tioini from McCarthy personally, went into with the growing Confusion that clusions: ...... without recommendation. Maryland on Butler’s behalf, and threatens the security and stabil­ bloochot or toopi - eon novor ru»t. "I felt very strongly that be­ ity of our country. Demoents and $10,000 fo r A rticle •Refrige there followed what a five-member cause of the actions of vOngeance' The subcommittee said McCar­ Senate subcommittee described in Rei>ublicans alike have contribut- minded, irresponsible and_^ com­ p

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■ :0 •-U/ !.;’ A'.’ ■V , J '■■‘V TAGE TWENTY-Tm) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER/CONN.. WEDNESDAY^ APRIL 7, 1S54 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7,'1964 PAGE TWENTY-THREE D, Coleman, died suddenly last territory be mad* state, the nigh.t at her home, 188 Lydall S t President 'Said he would have to the Institute,' commented; “Ben. Statute of Treason—;rather strong ate'devotion to hia country and to McCarthy’s reniarka . . . are so ir­ X Jet Aces Say Flight Easy ..A lifelong resident of Manches­ study'that idea further. He ad. o f 14-E Gar­ one brother, Robert P. Coleman bandy to Lake Wales, F 1 o r 1 d a, / ,. ', ______■ that unemployment is beginning i X ncord laat week in three P*W j (Contlnaed from Page One) I'hational Bducation ih. the 1930a - Murrow: "A false charge . . . casting System. Thia is the New ,Ybrk-;-A twj-hoi’.r period! Fleet in 1953. den Dr., died yesterday at th4 of Manchester, and several nieces residents, to be commiUed t^'^Fed- to level off. He' added that figures powered Grumiaan F.9F-# Cougar ■ and nephews.. ■ (Coutinned from Pag* One) ItHM KM IN I 1UMMT . Morrow "aponaored a Communiat manufactured by Sen. M c^rthy.” question ‘ which can be--, resolved after the pro.:.ram— 2,(«12 for Mur-j A ll, Cougar class planes /are Newington Veterans Hospital, for March show an increase of H* doean't know what he a talk- achdol in Moacow. In the aelectlon jets, when they flew the dlatance Funeral services will be held at eral mental institution..'. Bridge­ M cC arthy)' Owen Lattimore, with very little .difficulty.. row, 977 for McCarthy. equipped to take o ff' from IS s ^ after, a shert illness. about 50,000 in both employment Ing about,” Price said in Waahing-i of Anterican students and teach- In lee* than Itm r hour*, told a press the W. P. Quiah Funeral Home' i t port Catholic groups to meet Fri­ “ i f the free nations really be­ now under indictment for alleged Los Angeles-!^Two hours— 949- class carriers and many of them Bern in Natural Brld.je, N. Y., lieve in collective security, now Is and unemployment, and- that the perjury before the Senate Internal "W hat do the Communists think ■ oonference at the Eh«t Hartford 10 o'clock Friday morning and at day to . launch campaign against "li*** •*•**'*’••* completa Ignor- j «ra, who .^er* to. attend Mr. Mur- Milt row, 144 McCarthy, . | plant at noon today , the flight performed off the carriers during he had been a residenr of MgA- the time to step up and be count­ two situations therefore seem to I row’a org$LnlEation, (Mtirrow) Security subcommittee, said in a of me and what do the Commun­ 10:30 in St.' Bridget's Church. sale of salacious'romic books and ists think of Mr. Murrow. One (Jhloag'o-—70 minutes—454 M ur-! wasn't bad, but “ It took u* tw o , the Korean War. ■ - chester for four .years, previously ed,” he dteiared. cancel one another. Prica added that there may have ' acted for Ul* Ruaaljeh aaplonage book: ” I owe e very special debt row, 147 McCarthj-. Burial will b* in St. Bridget’s magazines on Bridgeport news­ of u* Is on the side of the Com­ and a half hour* to get here from t residing in Hartford and East stands. * . ,On other matters; The important thing, he added. been aome delay ln getting the H -. and propagnhdiat organiaatlon to men I have never met— I must • M lLLim BjKY Hartford for a few years. A veter­ Cemetery. * ' Is for the people not to-get pan­ munists— the other is against the . IC* definitely BECK'S for the pick Of Easter pcean, Va., Naval Air Base."' > Striking members of Local 281, Statehood: The President reiter­ bomb project atarted, but “ certain.! known aa VOKSPvV-O-K-S. Many mention at least Edward R. Mur­ W’E SLE YAN LOSES an of W’orld War II. he was a Friend* may call at the funeral icky. He pledged that no Informa- j EMERGENCY Communists....."' ^ '^Hat* -paatel flowered, navyi/^blacka, ' Junior • Lt. Cmdr. Francis X. Brady, i*1>o International Union of Klectrlqai ated that he has felt all along ly n o t for the reason*'’ McCarthy! o f those selected y'ere later ex- row.” , - ' member of the VFW Post In East heme tonight from '7 to 9;30 and tion about the problem will be kept ; / Deb. and Youthful Matron. / flew the ler.d Cougar across the Public Records Workers, CIO, open picket line* nt that Alaska is not yet ready for ^ OIL lURNER Indlcated. i posed oa Communiata.” Murrow: Lattimore made thia He then said that on numerous Ashland. 'Va.. April 7 (/Ti —Wes,- , Hartford. He was employed as a tomorrow from 3 to 5 and from from them by his admlnl-stration. ! 3,43S'inile route in ‘ h.ee hours 45 Hanabn-Whitney Division. Hart­ statehood. But he said he would Rep. W. Sterling Cole (R -N Y ),j Murfow; “ In 1931, the Moacow reference only after paying tribute occasions since the March 9 tele­ leyan's two pitchers. Bill- 'Bi^lTy ! truck driver for the Manchester 7 to 9:30 p.m. Unemployment Benefits; A.sked I SERVICE cast the Communist Dally W ork­ ininutes and 30 second*, to set the Warrantee Deed* ford, to permit shipment of pro­ have to take k new look at the chairmaYi of th# Atomic Committee* j University had organised Ang* to other newspaper and radio arid pick Miller, developed a wild { Sand tnd Gravel Co. wliether he favors continuing un­ new niark, tald he had a pretty John W. Dorsey and Florence J. peller dies from plant .. Gover­ matter if a Senate-approved bill aald thia c^ n try took •'a long, lo-American inatitute which pro­ porters for reporting which was er has attacked htrh While prais­ streak in the seventh Inning y o »-: g.98 M C.rt 1 employment compensation bene­ fpod idea he might aet a record Dorsey to Fimice Fitspatrick, He leaves hi* wife. Mrs. Rita nor Lodge to start second 13-week to bring both Ala.ska and Hawaii time ’ on the deciaion to go ahead; posed holding aummer aeaalohs iu "clearly baaed upon t l ^ ancient ing Murrow. terday'and Rsndolph-Maton 'went fits beyond six months, Eisenhow­ CALL with the hydrogen bomb.” . ; * - Murrow replied; when he got 'jp in the Jet stream property at 46 O'Leary Dr. Meeks; a daughter. Miss Karen Funerals stint Thursday at 7:15 p. m. In into the-union at the same time is Moscow for English and Americian princlpib that I .(LatUmore) waa on to score five runs and lick the; er said he had forgotten whether “ But that does not mean there \ heading east. George B. Miner to Walter E. Meeks; two sisters, Mrs. Robert program discussing state’s eorree- Anally approved by Congress. The sCudenta—I, as a representative M\ innocent until provetr guilty.” pened. tourbats from Connecticut, 7-6. 1 ^ that matter was in legislation M L9-4548 waa anything ainister rteceaaarily,'' "I cannot take responsibility for Brady said with the aid of a 25 Olson o f Rociisster, N. Y „ and Mrs. ^^^^TefreneeTHurpKy tional Institutions. the institute—waa one of the 24- ' McCarthy: " H ^ l d Laski, ad- Anderson and Charlotte M. Ander­ House has pa.ssed a bill Which pending before congress. He prom­ he added. what the Dally Worker or any to 4i-.inile'-an'hour jet stream he Homer Moore of Natural B.idge. Funeral service* for Terrence member national adyi.sory. council nrilUedly the gr^ te s t Communiat • c o a Y s son, property on Gardner St. Texarkana businessmen- oiferlng would admit only HawatL The Atomic Energy commission other publlcailon ha* to say about was able to reach ground speeds of and a brother, William Meeks of Murphy, 427 Highland St., were ised to check into It. WILLIAMS v'hirh was set up to advise the di­ pn>pagi(IRIIat of .bur .time in Eng- The newest in/Toppera and -Long Coat* Ijt fin# Quitclaim Deed $10,000 reward for information A.s for the suggestion by Gov. declined to comment. my program or aiout me per­ aome 700 .tnots per hour (about Fulton, N. Y. held tills morning at 9 o’clock at rector o f the Aifiarican group . . . land,’N.dedicaied a book to Mur­ 100% wool*,-and ,'gBbardlnqa In nax’ya and pas­ Willisim Sanderson to Lizzie leading to establishment of big in­ •’.Frank rieintzleman of AIa.ska that OILSERVICE sonally. I can say that I had no A t HftAtnud *00 land miles per hour).\Brady The funeral will lie held Friday the W. P. Quish Funeral Home Common sense Is not so com­ The H-bomb statement waK , a The only contaH which VOK8 had row:' 1/ tels. Sizes ^ r Junior Miss and Wornen. Sanderson, property on Edgerton dustry in their town. ‘ only the more populiis area of the knowledge that I waa to be the \averaged 645 miles per hour during afternoon nt 2 o'clock a*, the John and at 9;30 in St. James’ Church. mon. byproduct of McCarthy's reply to with the American group w m in Munx*w\Laaki “was a friend of St, subjert ,pf notice by the Daily ttm trip. . B. Burke Fwneral Horae. 8” E. The Rev. George Hughes wns the charges by Murrow that he has connection with ^ociirin g living mine . . . he yva* a Socialist. I am Marriage License Woi ker . . . TTii* is more t'oan Sen. Center St., wl^h the Rev. Dr. Fred celebrant, the Rev. Edgar Farrell abused his authority aa a g n a t e and travel facilities for the group not.” Laski made the. dedication bt. Wallape Rich and'L4.. John C. \ Walter.'Ausburger, Wlllimantic, McCarthy can say aixut the Com­ R. Edgar, minister of the South the deacon and the Rev. John Han­ investigator. while it waa In Riusslk^. . . contact in tribute to MUrrbw’s broadcasts Barrow, who took off at hour in- and CaroljTi Elvira Saglio, April munist support he accepted in aid ten-a«\ after Brady, rtcoJded Metho.Itst (Jhurth, officiating. non the subdeacon. Mrs. Jane Murrow attacked McCarthy on with it ws* necessary' if the stu­ from England during \yorld War Id '” -15'*» 24, St. James’ Church. of hia 1946 c: mpaigii for the U. S. speeds Of three ho^irs. 46 minutes Burial will be in the East Ce.ne- Maccarone was organist and solo-' March 9. He offered to turn his 30- dents were to sieep and eat . . . Building Pennits Senate.” ■ and 39 s ^ n d s , and three ho'.irs, tery. 1st. Burial was in St. Jame.s' minute “ See It Now” show over to the Boviets refused, after the 1934 McCarthy noted that in the For alterations and additions to , riends may call at the fune.al the Senator in order that he might aummer session, to have anything March 9 telecast Murrpw said (McCarthy ha* said ha knew of 47 minuter hhie Seconds, re- dwellings to Conco-d Modernizing Cenrietery. where Father Farrell home from 2:30 tomorro’ ; after­ rehd the committal sen'ice. reply. The answer waa filmed 'over more to do with the inatitute , . .” "the actions of the junior Senator no Communist support for him.) ^wctively. Co., for Edward F. Corby at 34 / . S 9 ’»*' ' Barrow, who f o r d e d the second noon until the heur of the fineral. Bearers were Michael *Mooney, the Week end and telecast while Undeserving of Reply from Wisconsin have given con­ The Ooir.mbla Broidrasting Sys­ Wedgewood Dr.. -Jl.OOO; to; Frank McCarthy waa in Arizona. ^ best time, was ^ y one minute Patrick Mooney, Edward O'Owyer (Arthur A. Houghton. Jr., chair­ siderable comfort to the enemy.” tem issued an advance statement Dnmato for John Speed at 28 W ell­ Reartlon Favors hliirrow and 10 secc ids benlnd the leader. .AlexAndro I'rbanettt and Thomas Murphy. ' AT SUPER CLEANERS man of the Board o f Trusteea o^ “ That is the language of oitc praising M <^ow for his “ passion­ man Rd.. *100; Frederick C. Knofla Although' the film Was kept se­ Rich lost about 2 minutes v.iten A I e X a hd r o Urbanetti, 178^ cret until shortly before air time, • D R E S S E S for Norman Southergill at 84 Come see our wonderland of stunning Spring he undershot the tan k^plan e for Spruce St., died at his home yes- Murrow, through aourcea he de­ An expert analysis of/ refueling on Ms flist approach- School St.. $3,000. t.erday, after a long illness. and Eaat'er'dreaiiea carefully chosen from the To Vancour Construction Co. tor / A SENSATIONAL NEW clined to divulge, obtained knowl­ / your financial situatiorl^ Today s conference m ark^ the Born in Italy, he ,had been a About Town edge o f the charges and drew up leading fashion centers . . where the styles first meeting o f the aces with the Eugene,.f reeman for porch at 98 resident of Manchester for the past a reply which wa.v released at the ■/ ^(^The cosh you need'"to nre distinctive as well aa authoritative. Slxe'- tanker cre’ v which refueled Hlie De«p>»’ood Dr., $350. Miss Jane Burr.^ danghlft of \ 9 to 20. 14H to 284, „ To Benjamin H. Johnston for a 40 years and was employed by the time of the telecast. Jeta over Hutchinaon. Ksns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Byfr, 102 ■ ./ get o FRESH S^RTi garage and porch at 183 Lydall St., ■Town of Manchester until retiring eb S said first listener reaction, since their record-breaking fllghC ■ too. four years ago. He was a mem'oer Adelaide Rd., a junio^ in the via telephone calls and telegrams,- The Naiy nilots sivapp^ jibes of the Italian-American Society, physical therapy course at Bouve- was "overwhelmingly’^ in favor of \/ irtckYMrONkf with the tanker t.ien and Brady o Eugene Girardin for Ethel Boston School, which/is affiliated IS M*. PlH Robb for repairs to a garage at the MagUanese Society and St. Murrow. told how he almost put a big hole with Tufts College,. Medford. $ 8.38/ $ e.Yi 1 '«- '“ 197 OMiter St., $650. Jame.'i' fhuirch. The charges and answers in­ \ m o o 8 24 In the tanker when he tried to He leave.s his wife, Mrs Dirce Ma.ss., is St home/'for the spring cluded: GARRCT •800 24.25 19.25 1 •make contact. Calabrini Urb.vnetti: three sons. vacation.' It waa Announced at the McCarthy: That Murrow "aa far l » s o o 39/65 30.70 1 The planes slowed down to a FLORIDA GOLFER KILLED TO Ab«*9 MY*"t«$le coYor •vorylhinf 1 ■ Anthony J. L'r'canettl a^d Lebro end of the first^semester that site back aa 20 years ago waa engaged A loon of tlOO coiti 170.40 wkoni 1 of some 450 knots during the IjikelandvJFIa., April 7 Iff—Wil­ had been named to the dean's list. TRANSPARENT /■ prOMptlY rodoid i«Al7 (OMOCutivol BLOUSES T. Urbenetti, both of Manchester, In propaganda for Communiat CELLAR Fashion hli\ Blouses''to hling operation. Brady said liam E. (Billy) Leigh, Jr., one nf causes. . The March 9 attack MontKIp l^oHMOnti of tlO.O^^ch 1 spotlight every suit in IJie top goiters In Florida, was and Joseph J, Ur’oanetti of New­ luscious coins*. -Nylons, only loet about five or alx The Mai^y Cushman Group of “followed implicitly the Commu­ "FROM rayons and cottons in shot and killed today by a promi­ ton Highlands. Mass.; two broth­ short Or 4 sl^ve. hinutes in the process. the Second Congregational Church nist line laid down in the last alx ►' E n joyed men and women — The pilots-generally flew at aUi- nent physician wim accus^ the ers, Constantino Urbanetti of Man­ will meet tomorrow night at 8 YOU C A N GET IT FROM lARREn;* chester and Francisco Urbanetti Of month*” by various Communist marriM or tingle — may get e tudea of 40.000 feet during the golfer of being his wife's com­ o'clock at the home of Mrs. Con­ publicatlona. panion for three years. Dr. Dodge Italy, -ind eight grandchildren. Ittfn $l»rt from piled .up billi with trip, but when Rich overshot the rad Rothammer, 518 W. Middle Murrow: "McCarthy’* re

white houses Wonderful furniture n(^ws. Big saving* on Rerta Sleep Bnfas. Get all the beauty of a living rqom plus an extra bedroom at LEVEL WIND REELS FISHING nn extra cost In thIs fuU size sofa. ' S U IT S C S K IR T S n o t e These Fine Qimlity Features; eXHO liSESSON RODS Oeoon Cify . .... $2.95 C L O t H IN G * Finger loiieh operation, so easy a child nan open and rk>*e. Longloy ...... S5;B0 *. Autnmatir Im-khig device assures no seat away. W E GIVE a w / G R E E N STAMPS Wool Socks,; Cape, * rom foriaM e sqfs seat height and depth for reef sitting ease. DRESSES SWEATERS PBougor ...... 59.95 Vest. Trousers * Fre-bullt border, full site innersprlng mattrese 'for sipping Montague Fr»m $3.98 u, romfort. ' Shokospoort ... $12.00 DUPONT * Removable back for ..impUfled delivery and moving. Action Rods Friim $7.95 I , LIGHT WEIGHT . * Wool bom-le luxury fabrir In'chntre of hunter green, mist Zobco . ... 512.50 grey, rose beige. Game red. ROBES(WOOLEN) TROUSERS Langley From $^.95 up WADERS * Floin HOUSE PAINT Double twist styled broadloom. i This deroratix-ely styled rever-’ Harnell From $22i p.i,$10.9y sible rug will gix'c you more dur- * Fly and Casting Lines aMlIty and value than ordinary | .. CLEANS ITSILFI one sided ruga. ■ I . - ' j> ( Toporod Spoebd $5.50 MINNOW BUCKETS _STA|T^ WHITi ,. , STAYS WHITi .. .Iceepa your home Living room .. . . dining room i .Super .Cleaners has the know-how and what-with. We are Members S P E C IA L ! V . . . bedroom-... . den Bolld rotor Levoi Hy Casting .. . . 51.50 sparkling white long after ordinary paint* have be- double twist gives exery room ( of THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CLEANERS and DYERS. HBRE GLA5S Nylon Costing— 12 lb. ' . . 98c conne dull and dirty; That’s because Du Pont "40” high fashiowat a price you never i $ 3 .4 9 m $ 6 .9 5 , .- ' Y Outaida White House Paipt is self-cleaning! Due to dreamed possihtr. The resilient \ ■ N^on Costing:—15 lb. . . 51.25 the unique blend of pigments and oils, this fine, texture eradles ex'cry step. The I TACKLE BOX gay colors Mrmonlze with every Nylon Costing— 18 lb. .. 51.50 wiU bo poid to onyono who con provo thot wo do not - I SUCKER SPEARS ntra-durable House Paint actually cleans itself under setring. rompletely woven. Reg. $11..50. Monofilofflont—4 lb. . . . $1.00 normal exposure to sun, rain and weather . . . pro- through, so you can use both omploy tho lotost mothods, oquipmont and tho finost in* Sale Price $8.9^9 vided, of course, that dense shade or excessive .side*. * grodlonts in our cloonihg proctss. Wo givO our custom- t The finest long labting tackle box 5 0 c .$ 1 .2 5 accumulations of dust and soot do not Available 4. * 9 and 12 foot ors tho bost clooning monoy con buy rogordloss of pried. l^tard this "self-cleaning” process; ,9.-1 i ' widths. Any length! Our pldnt is opon for inspOction at oR timos. on''the market. ' ' Du Pont House Paint is also available ’ 5 Sea Our Selection in a wide range of modern colors. In 27 X 51 Scatter R u k * - 4 5 . 9 5 ■ I , •5 Gal. I.A)t8 Ibt fiiMst CHHIiREN'S SHOES Landing S49.95, 9 X 12— 44.95 Sq. Yd. FISHING CREELS LURES »■ P 0 » "•U ltr TIM A ll SIVTTII PAINT w t’v* svar corrisd ~ - - New .\rclic Split Willow Spinning Lures, Dry AFlies. Wei NET ^taya bright and gloasy for yean! Goes on easily ... 5 Flies. Hooks. Sinkers. Floaty in dr^ fast—ha* supsrb resistance to teding and AAodtarI who rseegnixe Itoe impertenee of fine SPECIAL! *pildew- 3 shades of green and 6 other'handsome COLORFUL WOVEN $2.001. $5.00 fact everything you neied. colon. guolily -in ckHdren'< sheet Rrake H ja hdbit to . I______T-*.. • . . $1.49 bH«4 on Kalf-eWn,^i(u. Thete carefully crofted Our Stocks Are M PONT POICI ANN flOOl IIUMIl FIBER RUGS COLEMAN I .' ' • Tubular alum, 4ryuif, bArd* extra •durable. BapecieUy mede fhoet combine tailored imartness with the kind f r k m e with efor wood or concrete floon, porcbee* itepe—ineid# Staves and Lanterns Complete' ef built-in quoKty that it eety on young feet — high grade or out. Rente bard iwtax, nin,'eleat and gnow ' The rugp for sprin|'. .. and all mesh net. for y m a l year loag. Reversible for dnuhle' wear! CTielce e f # 1 0 O C and, in the long run, eoty on the pocketbook. miors. For t a !$.▼ lO slr 9 GET YOUR LICENSE HERE! Bring the children inland tee just why thete OPEN A HOW ARD BUDGET ACCOUNT Cleaner A M M y eenttrueted ihoet ore to populor with E. A JOHNSON PAINT Co. SLEEP Wr90|wa 699 MAIN STREI^' , MANCHfSSTER ■ “ ■ 1 '; ■ _■ CENTER GOOD PARKING i CORNER MAIN and PEARL 7 I 539 MAfN HTRCET—Ni-M3S8 ' j PAINTS for EVERY PURPOSE P'eur W’aya To Buy; Rndget, Charge, Cash,’'Lay-AnrAy r HOURS S AJI. to 6:M P iL D A IL Y -| A.ILvto I PJI. THURSDAY

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-V; >• FAOK m rENTY^UB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONH» WEDNESDAY. APRIL 7. 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. 19M •x.. I*AGE TW ENTY-m i Kingsbury, clerk of the chUrcb. Coventry. A summer wedding is day will be a charter member. C . ^Mother, Nancy Sceluga; Pedro, Jo- flowers ate everywhereV.-just like Bright" from Puertnrs "La policemen, who were Inclined to * porch and deck gref Other offices elected follow: look the other way when their hia owm youngster when the study light conjtfast, relieving eye talne*. aoph Langer; Marla, Sally White; Vice president, Mrs. Ethel, Cargo; nn opening night. Tosca.” "M y mother took me to strain. • friends violated traffic laws. Then DOG GETS BLTTER confirmed what some ophthalmolo­ Catloe, Richard Bodreau; Jane, secretary, Mrs. John Dinkmor*; When "lAixle” opened the spot hegt this opera when ,I was seven Yello^ or green-tinted paper is DIAMOND'S ' Pafneht Simmona; Conchita, Clara 18 years ago he wanted a years old," ho says. " I’ve loved it he knocked off the top floor of s gists, .and educatora have suspected treasurer. Mrs. Stanley Cross; a >^y to about eye maturity. eas^'on the eyes than white. vCrotdeu; Manuel, Ralph Johnaon; keep assorted bums si)d “crummy yhver since. It's wonderful.” building one story higher then the 'Wakefield, Mass. (A5 — Amber, fihance.'Mrs. Burton Hansen, Mrs. lew allowed; he threatened similar Dr. Haines and Dr. Wllda Roae- .Picture i>ooks having large Flrit woman, Suzanne Mamet; Sec­ Ralph C. Hoffman; program. Mrs. ones” out. So he installed \a *11)6 customA-s seem to like this a 5-year-old oolllc, ta 'bringing ond woman, Sandra Eremita; Firat treatment to 1,300 other surplus brook, OSU associate profeasor forma with deGnlte outlinCa are Herman LeDoyt: membership. S r D e l i Y e r s bouncer he dearly loves—-a juKn number, too, because in eight years stories on Beirut buildings. home the butter and her owners wdth the Bureau of Special . and preferable to those with much A R M Y AND N A V Y man, Raymond Rainvillc; Second Mrs. Robert E. Clapp; well-child, box with hlgh-brow music. lime this record alone made. 8300 detail and shading. 997 M A IN S T R E E T man, Richard Allen; Dollmaker, He closed eight restaurants are worried. Mr. and Mra. Benja­ Adult Education, found if a child MI-9-39M Mrs. Frederick C. Rose and Mrs. He Feels Sorry / profit for the juke box. It's a good guilty of ■violetlng aenltation lews. min Drinkwater, say they have no it not ready for It, too mueh^Iose Copying from the blackboard Martin Kopptach; Doll maker'a Joseph, Eaton; library, Mrs. Anttm bet, too, that some of the profit ia hard on the eyes. wife, Patricia Oocker; Cook, Wil­ *'It’s worked beautifully, tbo," he And he la enforcing traffic regula­ idea Where ahe geta the butter work causea.early development of M. Lassen; hospitality, M ^, Eu­ says. "Occssionslly we get an ec­ wa^l'Luxie'a” own mdney. tions. peckegea she frequently. brings nenreightedneea. liam Belekewlcz; Cook'a wile, gene Bowe. Sharon ProuU; Mayor Gary centric who wanders over to the Thei^a'a Mways a congenial group Commandant HaraM has been home. They have alerted police. Children etarting school with ' Memaid: Firet announcer, Pearl Zone Change Re«er\-ed Potter; Second announcer, Laura Members of the local Zoning Lemeire; Father, Richard Wil- and Planning Oommlation said A V S i> _ Bama; 'Juan, Richard MacLachlan. last night no decision on the pro­ Kit thtSA ihiny black pot- The aingera will include Edwin, posed changes aired at the Mon­ •nt* on your iHtlt .girt and * r * r V McConnell, Nichola Porter,' Ken- day night meeting would be made also in white 664 RENTER ST. ■eth Viara, Margaret Willey, Mar- until the notea are transcribed and watch th# iparkU in htr n r e t Graaaie; Eleanor Dunbar, reviewed by the commiaalon and the Town Counael, Donald C. Fisk. •yM motch K * sporki* on Jerry Smith, Dennia Slebert, Henry / Caron add John Maheu. ' The propoaed revisiona called h «r f 99t. Ptrftct fitting J: Y Y Sally White, piano accompaniat for extension of land frontages litti* shoM at rtal budget TEL MI-9-9814 during the aiwembly, wlli give aev- from the present 75 feet to a new eral eriectiona. Clara Croteau and minimum of 100 feet. Robert H. prices. Cheat* from th* Janet Baiocchi will aing. Wilcox, chairman of the commia- smart*tt vari*fy yeull t«* Te Hold Piqipet Show slon, aaid the reason : for the change is to provide better sewer enyw h*r*. / ^.An added feature of the aaaembly disposal. Win be a 10-minute original pup- it riiow by Patricia Crocker, First Selectman Goodwin W. Rancy Szeluga, Peari Potter and Jacobean, who favors the revision, S a ^ White, asserted many of the present Jots EDUCATOR SHOES The four girU drew up the dia­ constitute a public health hazard. With CROWN^S He went on to cite some problems This nationally foniput footwear logue, made the puppeta and their koopE young feat healthy. Best eoatumea, and the acenery. About of improper sewage disposal. r 19 puppeta Will be caat in an ama­ Church Activities for your children. . . beat for teur ahow cohteat, each girl work­ Town residents are invited to your pocketbook. Sold oxclu- $ 4 * f bring old copies of the Bible to the ODORLESS ing and doing the parta of the pup­ tively at Kinney's. , alto in white peta. First Congregational Church by Saturday and the latest Sunday The winner will be proclaimed morning, to be placed in an ex­ _ ,_hy aaaembly applause and will be hibit in the rear of the sanctuary DRY CLEANING ' preaented a “cut-out" car the girle for Sunday. The Books can be In nude, vsoapy Soap Suda" wiU be any language. PLUS m e of the eponaore. The exhibit will commemorate Sports Brieh the presentation Sunday of the Re­ THE ADDED SAVINGS IN Tht BOftball practice for Robert­ vised Standard Version, Pulpit son Sdhool will begin aa soon aa Edition of the Holy Bible by the SO.N'UCH MORI FOR SO MUCH I f DOUBLE SIN BREEN STAMPS the weather permita. The team Memorial Committee on behalf of win not be choaen for at leait two the church. 'The presentation will (WITH CASH AND CARRY) wieka, William E. McArthur, •be mede by Dr. Lome A. MacLean. coach, aaid today. committee chairman. I 903 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER Thara will be a double-header Participating in' the special haaketball, game ^ Thuraday at T:30 ceremony will be the Rev. Truman p. m. In the Robertson School for O. Ireland, minlater, and Louis A

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FACE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING JjtEBALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7,. 1954 MANCHESTER BVPNING HERALD. ;MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, J9.54 PA5E TWENTY-SEVEN ffMMIBKVlLLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Carpeting Installation Th* Child's -Halrpla Looma At the MANCHESTER UAR- With a HAIRPIN LOOM from PEt CENTER. 308 Main St. the Yarn Dep't of S. W . H AUE PITCH VA A OAME HORSE 5H O IS. S ^ e and Nonsense TRAINED IN.STALLATION * g a i i i s CORP. you can fashion for your- fsTXAHER^ AH* EETeHA Answtr to Proviout PutzK CRAFTSMEN use "Smoothedge” Mlt beauUtul. laejf STOLES that 5 0 1 Cltoiiing Up a a a u S Carpet Grippers to keep „ your enjoy such fashion popularity now. U lJ U L l I •nils *V THAT be a terrible wreck If it doesn't wall-to-wall floor covering perma­ Or make this intricate looking n a t a a aon ia in the ^navy and he Listed by \ nently smooth without a ripple or handwork Into lowely B A B Y ACROSS 3 Aniitoxin't □ EJd geU around a lot: Up\to the Arc- Father is one pereon who knowa bulge. Having been employed ■■a that money talks mostly in the JACKETS, BOOTIES or AF­ 1 It neeOt to be 4 Berter t a n tK circle; down where d m rt aandp tpi years by BIGELOW RUG GHANS. The work makes up • I mother tongue.—Jamee <7. Blake MFO. CO., the proprietors of cleaned off 5 Also (a n are "hot. To Norway.\Sweden. in SatevepbiL quickly and is not a source of eye- 8 Muiicel 6 Not occupied izin Denmark; to France and Italy: to Manchester O rpet Center are able strain. The 2”. 3" or 4" looms are 7 Twisted a u to bring to you a carpeting S5c or get the Malte Set at SVc.to ijistrument Africa and Belgium, to' Spalh’ and He who eeee hie own faults is 8 Fall flower ■■Q Germany. We write him almoat "know-how" gleaned from j^ars make delicate edgings and trim­ • Cleaning tool • UntacUul _ caaQ too much occupied - to aee the Thoae AprU Showers of on-the-job experience.- ' ' mings. All the friendly .help you □ a n n every week and wait for hla re ^ . faults of others. , Eeaster PeL Specials Tole Ljunpa 12.Pa$Mge in thejS JihovV Now am) then, w« get a card< Bring "May flowers and' June Look-Alike Sport$ Tog$ How Does Your Gardea Grow? need Is yours for the asking along □QCIQ Bridea” and for that new home Children need Pets for the fun, A wide selection of TOLE You will answer, in the affirma- , 11 Remunerated a H o a n r a "Hello, folks. Love. Goodby."^ ; frieidship and security they pro- Jewelry for 8elf:0Bkpt?sKion with Instruction Books, Nylon and IS Individualt Id Combination Alfrieda Sorrels, of . Cloeter, aboot to be established, HARKI- L.AMP8 has arrived at W ATKINS. (Ive a fe4r months. hence If you How you wear your Jewelry of­ Wool yarns. 45c, in Easter Egg My. wlfey said. "When son gets Miss., found a clover plant with aON’S, 849 Main St., Is prepared . vide. If you haven't read the ar- 935 Main 8t., to beautify your pHnt now with BURPEE SEEDS BT 1 14 M iu Gardner jo Broader 30 Toward the 45 Mongol home, he'll tell us all the news, fers an opportunity to express paatela. ** 15 Of sipiremc four four-leaf clovers on It. with a whole new collection of won­ ; tide iii April Issue of Womhn't home and light.it efilclentlj* T.iese Irom THE BliDGET CENTER, 91 /2^ 22 Organs of sheltered side 46 Places about the places he has been and ! Day, you'll find it'Interesting. The yoiu- Own p articu lar ta ste aihd T- — importance —Alfrieda Sorrels, derful gift Iteme, large and small charming all-n'ctal lamps blend Center Street. You are assured a MATHER’S AT THE CENTER smell 31 Created 47|legion show, us snapshot views.” Said Gloeter,' Miss. I MANCHESTER PET CENTER, equally we'.l with ycur modern or crop of vegetables and lloWerz In earliest times, only royalty ' !l7 Hawaiian 24 Travel \ that are the "Jewele" of a home, invites you to discover for your­ 33 Comedy 46^ench father I, "My dear, I hope you're right." and priced from 3I .00 and up. 995 MSin Street, offers EASTER traditional furnishings. In >.'our that amply reward your time and P<^ee*eaed fine clothing, because HOT PAWdlSPENPlHO )“■ wreath through water 35 Fast-flowing jSO Chest rattle —Next day..the boy came back. self what- appeals most. to you only royalty coula'afforo to pay ,11 Darken A chbraa girl was. telling the . Nested and single ASH TRAYS of PET SPECIALS on Baby RAB­ choice of Maroon, Dark Green or money investment, because these MONEY! 25 Lake in w aters 751 Seth's son He dropped his. sea-bag in the haH BITS, ermine white with pink Ivoiy shades with hanr'.-paintcd from their selection of EARRINGS for the m enths of ■.an,’ labor th a t 119 Ship's officer other glr^ about her birthday ceramic and wrought Iron at $1.50 aeedS represent only fine krains for Regular, and Pierced Ears. Ethiopia ' 40 Hanging (Bib.) and ate a hasty snack. And then party. \ lend important decorative and util­ eyes. Master SINGING CANAR­ Gold-leaf trim there gre BRIDGE and varietKs. GARDEN TOOLS went Into the fashioning of a gar­ ,21 Sea eagle 26 Helper ornament ' 52 L et it Stand he said, "Well, folks..nice to be IES at $7.95 and AQUARIUMS There are popular lovera knot ment. Today, howm er, the sewing |23 Free Chorus girl — You should have ity value, some with modem brass and DESK Lamps $11:95 and STU­ such as rakes, hoes, and planters 28 Rescued 43 G irl’s name 55 Doctrine home—Gee tvhlz, it's lat4t Pop, seen- the cake!. I t w as marvelous. are $1.98 and come in mat black, from $2.25 and up, also TROP­ DENT DESK LAMPS $5.98, also also PLANT FOODS for maxi button style, Cameos. 'Marcasites, machine has nude It possible for 24 Musical where's your car keys? Thanks. ICAL FISH, all PET'and BREED­ Pearl tear drop dangles or small H X 16 INGCS any hovsewifc to drees like the direction There were seventeen candles on chartreuse and white. Do see the FI-OOR MODELS and for Bed­ mum growth and SPRAYING 1 i J f“ 1 1 r r " ID $ I'm off. I've got a heavy d ate.” cute BUTTER WARMF.RS; These ER SUPPLIES. Bring the children rooms, EQUIPMENT to ward oft gaihlen loops. Team them with match­ First Lady, With the nuiny :sUee 27DciUea My wifey seemed a little stunned, ^ V are gay pottery aervers fitting over here to browse around; they'll be pests further assure your success- ing .NECKL.ACES or PINS to har­ of needles, colors of thread, and 29 Apothecaries’ There was a sile:ence among the types of sewing machines available 1 A fhen gave a rueful smile. Said girls. wrought iron candle warmer to delighted. Gifts of Rare Beauty lul gardening. monize with vour dreasv or tail­ w-eight I. "The boy . has got ten days. melt butter the table for fish, If you a.e shopping for IM­ ored E.ASTER COStiTMES. With at her neareet local sewing center, 32 Cleans k Another Oiorus Girl Seven­ even a beginning -eamatreea can fi He'll calm down In awhile.” But teen candles? What did you d o - lobster and sea food. A cheerful ad­ Meaningful Easter Cards PORTED GIFT ITEMS, or world- Jewelry for Men the reduction of Ehreise Tax; the 34 Interstice all his Wn days liberty the boy dition to.your breakfast table ac­ The D EH ’EY -R IC H M A N CO., famous craR objects of rare beau­ His Easier Tie may l.e further savings to you are worthwhile; stitch anything from baticta to ttMtvMAIsi it 4 V bum them at both ends? T. »B. Si» B. 1 N». H. 38 Make certain was neVer In. We saw him just companying momling toast. IM­ 767 Main St„ features a bountiful ty visit Uie SCANDINAVIAN highlighted with a quality TIE so don't postpone that dream pur­ buffalo—and give It a profeaalonal 37 Altered PORTED COCKTAIL and COR­ and varied display of Hallmark chase. UADIES SPEIDEL finish. b at meals; he never talked of where There are said to be\113'hidden CRAFT SHOP, 113 ilsin St., open S l i d e from MATHER’S AT THE “Spood trsMinf-^to host tho «opt to sn oxpirtd parking 38 Cripple P he.’d been. Then came the time DIAL SETS of 8 delicately graceful E.ASTER' CARDS for everyone daily 11 to 5. T h’jicd ay s to 9, CENTER, Matching Cl^FF UNKS W'.ATCH BANDS appropriately 39 Pace m taxes in a pair of ahoes. 'No 8 titled 'Touch of Spring” are dain­ Hallmark Dolls Are Back inatar to dapokRcoin!” 8 for him to go. Said he. "Well — and tinted glaaaes,, the -pc. MAR­ you plan to remember, be he rela­ closed Wednestiays. EKPECIALLV will win lor Kim an enviable repii- 41 Golf mound U 5 " wonder a lot of shoes pinch.' TINI set Includes a striking, glass ty, flexible beauties set with At HARRISON'S. 649 Main 8t., m toodle-do. I'm off to South tive or acquaintance, near by or FOB EASTER, ae?. the deligiitful tntlon for demanding superb \/ork- 42 Distress signal pitcher and stirrer also. 8 glasses far away. The ill 'and shut-ins flashing white stones.' the HALLMARK DOLL CARDS OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE ' w ith\ MAJOR.HOOPLE II w America. Drop you a card or The editor was busy at his degk 'hand-knit Kittens, Bunnies, Squir­ i.ianship because each and every 44 Mine entrance two."—Karl Flaster. 67.98, would be especially comforted by rels and Puppies, lieautifully coe- set is designed to please masculine are back with your choice of 16 46 Petty tyrants when the phone rang. On the other your thoughtfulness. H oi are H. Hayd m of V.lndsor, different peraonallUea, (Curly Ik i !l end was an irate aubacriber.. ti'.mcd by hand; take-apart wood­ testes. Some are plain and bright, 49 Ventures Easter Centerpiece and Dessert en toys from Denmark; .from Hol­ hand engraved, or set with simu­ Conn., is credited with establiah- Locks, Little BoPeep, Clnderalla) TVr REASON PER KlULIN* TM NOSV AN N HMPH.^ A VOTEOI^WiHHSlDBls’f 53 Age 1 A fussy old lady, on her way to Reader—I noticed in your paper The length of human lives It Inp the world's first dental college “from the land of make-believe," m iBUSlHESSPOeSAAi-V RWO0 S • H I* ' that you printed I was dead! Tour family and guests'will feast land the boxea of ‘’Chocolalulips" lated stones. KEY CHAINS, , 158 th em g c u r o v in e s is WONOEREO «WHy A New York for the first, time, an­ there. with the related story printed ^BAO, MACTMAf X 6E006MTn. .p uUAiOrr Tff a d s ? j 54 Opposing W a their eyes at length and only then longer than that of any other type are .a truly different gift; ;.nd the ROSARIES, and RINGS with A lovely paiiel for the child’s THEV MAKE TK MILK THEY USE SALT/ >400 THIS CHAKIHINS PHIL- 4 i noyed the conductor by her many Editor la that ao?. Where are. their a|q>etUea when you serve of animal except the tortoise says inatde. For 25c each theae greet­ COWS MILK TASTE STTrER. I'VE lEa r n e p ^ A '56 N um ter queatlons^ you speaking from now? imported POST CARDS delicately Birthstone or- Emblem rate high room embroidered in simple stitch­ ODEMOGDel~>rr5 DRDOPiNE, CAKE EASTER EGGS from THE the National Geographic Society. water-colored are lovely. Distinc­ ing-gifts are ideal for clUldren'i BUT PtO&IM' 'EM OUT" NO/ THAT--euT O D .«oe«-iT5 o«on-<«- 57 Greek w ar god Old Lady—Conductor, does this on the w ant Hat, es and soft colors. An ideal way TDLOMXI JUST SHAVE NOW nr'SOOT VtHELlKE qua lities (OiereAV 56 Century plant IT FT P PIN E PASTRY, $58 Center SI. tive E.ARRINGS of Enamel on Rexall One O nt Sale for your little one to learn this birthdays, get-wella, or all occa­ IN6 AFTER ONE OF VOlie train, stop in Grand Central Sta­ He .didn’t want to marry her for Smoothly froetdd In delicate pinks, You get twice as much for a sion remembrances. A COIXEC- TOP OPF TH' ROOT ME WONDERIN' AW SA66IM6 SPIRITS MHEH S9PM ed tion 7 End INshwaalilng Bluea Copper in colo.'ful designs were beautiful prayer. AN' PUT SALT ON MOW SALT c u l t u r a l s o ir e e s H her money; but he didn’t know how green or yellow, the flowers, leave* You can add 2 full hours of re­ noted,I as well ss grace^l double The voman who takes pains w 1th penny more todav through Satur­ TORW ALBUM for 50c Is alrMdv E>IER BUSINESS ) AT THE OVOLS 60 Ship p art Conductor — Madam,\there will else to g et It. her grooming for apv.lal sqcisi P a tte rn No. 158 contains hot- TT WILL KILL 'EM.' KIN kill CAUS AAE AWAY 61 R e ^ e and greetings arc then added with laxation and leisure to each , and C.ANDLE HOLDERS of SOLID day at THE PINE PH.VRM.ACV, acorwl for the etsy filing of the IT/ , C L U B N O W , K • an artist's touch. Get the large every day when you own a modem events, but o.dinarlly is neglectful 664 Center St. during the Rexall iron transfer for prayer measur­ complete doH assortment for con­ FROM NtlUR AFF£au>3 CARNIVAL BR.ASS, framed, KIT«'HE.N WHAT D O W N BY DICK TURNER p arty else, 81.50 or individual serv­ HOTPOINT or KITCHENAIO PRINTS, and a scroll decoiated of her appearance, luay wonder Id Sale. Stock up and replen­ ing 14" X 16"; material require­ tinuing enjoyment. Then there are ATE in ­ H why site is overlooked when com­ B U S I H B S S ^ 1 Immerses , ■' u ings, two for 25c. Children / and DISHWASHER from ABC AP­ n iJ B of 23rd PSAI-M, Yo;- have a ish your Medicine Chests, yoiir ^ ments; stitch illustrstiona and col­ PAPER DOLL CARDS complete flu en c e munity le.'ders organize projects. or chart. -HAK- aState adults will braathe faster at^deep­ PLIANCE AND SERVICE CO, wonderful treat awaiting vou when Dental, Beauty or Shaving needs. ■ with, an impresatve wardrobe that ROMPH// er when you place before^them' a 21 Maple ,St. Automatically your i you vLslt the SCANIW.NAVLA.N Hot w ater bottles reg. $2.39 now Send 25c In coins, your natne, punches out easily, only 25c each. SNOWY WHITE I.AMB CAKE or a dishes are thoroughly washed and CR.AFT SHOP. Your Easter Topper 2 for $2.40. Jsrs of 100 ASPIR­ address and the pattern number 6 . . ------Wheluer Enzter morning is mild CHOCOI-ATE BUNNl^Place your rinsed not once but twice and INS reg, ,54c now 2 for 55e. A to ANNE CABOt. THE MAN- Step Into Spring Comfortably B U G S B U N N Y orders soon. MI, 9 ~ theq dried electrically. ITiInk what 8091 A one-eyed person has less vis­ and sunny or crisp and invigor- , full pint Ml 31, an antiseptic and CHFJiTER EA'ENINQ HBRAU). And fashionably in your chmee It means for you In extra time to 3 < yn. ual fatigue than a two-eyed pe .son ating, .you will be com fortable in mouth wash. reg. 79c now 2 for 11.50 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW of the many lovely Spring A generous ^rving of canned serve your family and your com­ aays the Better Virion Institute. a Spring TOPPER $19.98 to $351 80c. Adhesive Tape that sticks YORK 86, N. V. SHOES from C. E. ROI7SE R tomato juice ckn be counted on to or P I LL LENGTH tXJ.AT from i Z s e n ^ OUOC SQMg- II C ITY , munity, with your talents that Sew-Easy sports outfits . In better longer 1” x 5 ysrds. now 2 The colorfiJl 1954 Needlework SON. There are smooth. polishM supply a gopd part of the vitamin now are crowded out for lack of styles that match. Ju d y Bond BIoiihts - $19.98 lb $24.75 from 5IONT-! for 40c. Pu.sh-butfon * Shaving leathers tnavy, red. black) some W wm.’ SVLViSTgR'S H l E l C that Is nMded dally by all mem­ UOMEKY WARD CO. because! Album contains 56 pages of lovely FOLL6KIN' M f, time. AJI this is possible w ithout P a tte rn No. 8090 ia in sizes 10, Fashion Editors write that Cream now 2 for'$1.01., Then wrlth airy and cool mesh vampa in bers of s/iamily. many have Insulated Linings! designs, "how-to" Sections on TRYIV T MOOCH lowering .your homemaking stan­ 12, 14. 16. 18. 20. Size 12. 3 \.y a r d s American women are demanding, there are ROM'S BUYS on E.AS­ needlework,' helpful room illus­ heel heights to suit you'-exactly. dards. A family,, gift where every­ of 39 Inch; 1 % yards contrast. and buying more BIAIUSKS than rwanlng warmth without weight. I TER BUNNIES reg. $2.79 now A SAUOR - H Fresh Easter Flowers trations and directions for 8 gift one benefits. For further informa­ P a tte rn No. 8091 fa in sizes 3, 4. ever before, due to the increasing Completely W’ASH.ARLE NYLON i $1.69. Dupont NA'LtLNS .51-15 paterna. 25 cents. Somere, Ctonn., was origbicUy In­ O’ MILK! specially at the EASTER sea- popularity of the Separates trend TOPPKR.S are ^10 to $19.98. i. ■■ tion dial MI-9-1575. .5. 6. 7, 8 years. Size 4, 1?« yards now 2 p a ir fo.r $1.51, as well as corporated as a MrieachusetUf FRESH FI/)WERS or of 39-Inch; 1 yard contrast. Two and also because a wardrobe of While here, look over the Spring a Special on PICNIC J l’OS. Tele­ town In 1734 but surveyor* la te r I ('LOWERING POTTED PI-ANTS patterns. blouses makes po.ssible diversi­ DRESSES of Silk Shantung, phone your order for free de" —v. Prices Reduced on Jewelry found it wrra inOouiectlcut. ' convey your sentiments and good Boys' Easter Wardrobes Mother, your heart will bqrst For these patterns, send 30c for fied, exciting ensembles that take NylorPnnd Taffeta in smart solids MI 9-9814, With the Federal Excise Tax re­ wishes more elogue'ntly than spok­ Each,) In Coins, your name, adr to mixing and matching. At THE or spla.",hy p rin ts $5.98 to $15.98. duced frbm 201' to 101, MATH­ Dollar Sale ea Alumlnm en or written words and at MIU- with pride when you aee your son © h / s o h o u outfitted in a Spring wardrobe dress, sizes desired, and the Pat­ LITTLE SH O P. 517 Main Street, Have n Decorating Problem? ER'S AT THE CENTER peases to In the Housewares Dept of S. . WANT TO 8E ^ , KOWSKI THE FIDRIST, <95 Main tern Number to SUE BURNETT. the JUDY BOND BIAIUSES are Ctildren'a Jewelry for Easter you substantial SAVINGS on |4-7 Street, everything is in readiness. "tailored like Dad’s” . from TOTS Mr. Turkington of HOWARD’S W. HALE CORP, a one dollar bill SPEClFIC.EH? 'N TEENS. 956 Main St. Hla THE M.ANCHESTER EVENING feminine and frilly or tailored and If a BIRTHSTONE RING from JEWEIJIV, S'lTCRIJNO or SIL- buys good, aervtceable Ahimlnum THE UNBELIEVER The store has a fragrant, expectant terrific. Of Nylon, Dacron or Cot­ S IJ :E P c e n t e r , .539 Main Street SPRING Sl'IT $8.95-$24.95 dr HERALD. 1150 AVE. AM ERI­ M.ATHER-S AT THE CENTER is will be glad to call at your home VER-PI.ATRD Flatwnre or Hollow- cookware that heats evenly and air. The line of GIFT ITEMS is CAS. NEW YORK 36, N. Y. ton with Mandarin necklines or ware. For thoee April'Showers the fast, ataya bright and ia easy to varied with gay Horse and Surrey SPORT JACKET $5.98 to $16.98 tucked into the Easter Basket for to talk oyer and help you with Off On A Trip may be of Dacron, All-wool Flan­ Spring '64 Basic Fashion con­ Peter Pan colliars. in a complete your fs'.orite little Miss, you’ll be "Lazy Susan" a masterpiece of keep clean and sanitary. At 31.00 BY V. T. HAMLIN Plantefa,. TV Planter Lamps, Ming tains a wealth of smart, easy to size range and priced $3,98, $5.98 your Interior Decorating Prob­ smoothly revolving Silverplate has' Trees. Telephone MI. 9-S2<8 for nel. Nylon and Rayon Gabardine In .remembered as a kind and geQer- lems. Haying a background of each there are WHISTLING solid tones, or patterned in sew styles for all sizes. Aalorful. and $7.98. Pick lip a new blouse ptis. "E.ister Bunny". Or the compartments fitted with ciystal TEAKETTLES, and JELLY ROLL \OU M E ^jw px.’TESAN-NO-^''------”^ S E E , ME88E HE IS.... , zouNOd.vvugr r iM b s t t ir your Easter deliveries, . tomorrow. experience working with furni­ inserts for serving an assortment. HE'S tfRE7 YSEE.HE w a s ^ IS A PRETTY/: DlMi COR A Houndstooth Checks. Splash informative and interesting. Send Sterling COMB and BRUSH SETS PANS, also FRENCH FRYERS A M o n s o u t / LOOKIN' than '.'5 cents today for your copy. ture, its construction and work­ Pool your gifts for this m a^lflcent SAUCER O' MILK. ' Tibet has about 500,000 - priests weaves, or 'Tweed type. Complete w ith Nvlon B ristles are luseful and 6-cup COFFEE PERCOLA­ SP6CIMIN . . . 4 Y 0 U U . EVER- Men's Necktie's manship. textures and color har­ presentation. Then there are SUV n o r r who constitute on<-elle Nylaie Silks and Rayon.s there are BOW When a youngster is q; lie young beat wishes. the SALE OF RUGS at the MAN­ nothing to be desired. Top that end.i garter runs forever, ties, SLUM JI.MS, and the BAT he gets r.'uch of his eating pleas­ There are three times as many CHESTER CARPET CENTER, 308 and the alnr.oet-liivL-iblc Nylace The Inquirer ties in addition to ever-popular ure Just from being able to gel the widows as widowers in the Unl'ed Foreign born people were about Main St., interests you because you Removing the Evidenre Toe-Ring that stops toe runs regulars. food into Ha mo;ith by him:;elf. If States. can SAVE 30% to 40% on Mill LipsticI: stains ran be removed before the ystsrt' This Is a fabu­ 13.4 per cent of the U. 8. popula­ he iqillls a little it doesn't bother tion In 1900 but only 6.7 ,,per cent Ends of rolls, and Factory Seconds, by working soap or vaseline into lous adv^ncc in stocking design Costume Kssentliila liim; try :,ot to let It bother you. the stain before laundering. If sta.n that saves you many a pretty I'pholslery Remnant lengths of the population in 1950. •if. « K I Sixes range 9' x (O' to 12' x 15' in a If you are .still searching for the When he ia older he will enjoy eat­ Have you visited the" CHENE5' Mkr MtA I gamut of- textures and patterns to persists,. ■ re a mild bleach. penny, gives even your very sheer­ ing neatly yjoat as you do. right HAT. DRESS. BLOUSF, or IBKOTHERS RE.MNANT SALES- Spring Broilers and Fryeni ,‘Tv# mimorizKd th# Mitt Klbbi6->4tow bring im harmonize with your modem or est Beiiiehires miU' more wear at GIAIVES to complete your Easter I R005I recently? Bolts and bolts of I t 0-7 tracjitional decor, ^ Silk Prints for Sewing $1.36 and $1.6f a pair. Treat your family to a company ‘ that tSst of ptopio tuppo86d to eill by thoir wardrobe, plan to .see the Spring ■ Fun on Wheels I U P II O L S T E K Y REMNANT Chicken dinner tomorrow. Cut up Make a lovely SILK or RAYON selections at BECK’S,' 646 Main Boys ami girls letain the happy n a m i s ! ” : LENGTHS ate displayed'to help | BROILERS and FRYERS, tender CHRIS WILKIN. Pianateer Vegff In Danffcr Spring Melectiflti of Neckties PRINT dress fpr,under-coat wear­ When you are - cooking green St. , riiemorlea of their bicycie-riding you plan a new "costume'’ for your B Y r U s s winterbotham Never has there- been a brighter ing now that will he a self-oos- cabbage, watch the lime and test and young, averaging 2>s pounds days and.remember with Joy that living room. Decoratora tell us to | are $1.39 complete at LYNN' Fade IP — ------— BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES H e y , E a s y ! B Y E D G A R m a r t i n nor more colorful .display of .5IEN'S ses.sed costume later. At TH E for tenderness with a fork to Add canned tuna fish to a plain pride of ownership a new "two- I let one fabric (patterned or solid' POULTRY FARMS, 505 M at n M o tio n s OP L iv e s On WHATS TUB ^ NECKWEAR than that seen now at CHENEY BROTHERS REM ­ avoid the overcooking that wastes tomato sauce and -serve over wheeler" afforded them. THE color)' predominate and uae other - C, E, HOUSE A SON. The WE.'Vi- NANT SALESROOM many many vRamins. Street. EAETM DEPEND OK Ate MATTBCWiJU ’ AE \^»T\EO OR VCNTH A ||| © ft F VOMN spaghetti for something different. KIDDIE FAIR. 1089 Main St. has colors in lesaer amounts. There are I R j MES LtCK vrwACP p eo n TUB TAIL L ' o 6 LiveciK«?Aieeiti>*i l BLY TIES of wonder fiber wool arf remnant prints for-sewing in 39” A ten CAN r - f FOW NOTV 9A0T06RA9HER top quality 24” and 26" American ' Friezes, Tapestries, Velvets. Dam­ Imported Cut Crystal ^.VYLAP/atlC V E E E S CRASMEPSPACeSUlP FROM PLUTO AHP V e e ^ P L W t FOR TYit VWSt WME ,O0 ANO CA»i!T E>t allergic to wrinkles in spite of and’45” widths In' splashy color, Your "Vision Dependable Pans and Circulators Premature l e a v e a AtAK m ade BICYCLES th a t a:e GU.AR- asks and in (adf many interesting .Step inside the door of HARRI ?r*vn MAV TCY TO STO P A te IF 6 0 1 6------tTTO SEE VOOR OVSTORCEO twisting, knotting or crushing. Or spaced florals and Geometries. T-ie American Op'.ornetiic Aaio- Before long we’ll be looking for , textures to give your decorating In­ TO PIE IK te S E I ’VL choose a COPLAN TIE in Silk or Your .Spring wardrobe will coat elation reminds children and adults AN'TERD for tho length of your SON'S. 849 Main St., and enjoy the I S^VE HIAIi J FLAAteSj MNAV VOAVtl the cooling comfprt that an effi­ ownership. Completely EQITPPRD stincts full play. Rayon to harmonize or contraat little yet have an expensive satis­ that ''Seeing should be a comfor­ cient JO” or 12" OSCII.LATING rare beauty of the IMPORTED with hii shirts and suits. . fying look. table and effortless accomplish­ with Lugg.age Carriers, Tanks, CUT CL.\SS Vasea, Handled Baa P'AN makes pos.sible’ on humid, Ughta ,uid Tni88,.rpds, they have Roy's Spring .Oiitflls Dry Skin ment." If sqi'inUng. fatigue, or sultry days. The Electrical Dept, Everything you need to outfit kets. Covered and footed Candy AIMUST.ABLE ^ rs and finest Dishes, The Old World Craftsmen irritability is evidenced, bring your of J. W. HALPJ s x \ \ / / / / the uonder-iinrkiag concenlratc df fi of fashion i . y.with ^ pf decorative possibilities . with CO„ 499 Main St. these kits include^ 1 purr lanolin that.is firing softer. many different patterns and I everything you need to make up 1 . ydunger looking skins,In millions of CAPTAIN EASY Missinff Notea BY LESUE TURNER distinctive hand-decorated dinner-! Homcn fscrY.dsy, Lanolin Plus FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS I colors. You can .see .\PPLIK.\Y ' ttare. dessert sets or group them I t M o v m BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER all the comfort I today at THE' .SHEKWIN'-WIL- “WHEN” liquid (lerfornu its mirscle bv help* . VPO AU5 r HAVE M15LA1P \ I TEU VOU. I WR.FRAVME. , as wall decorations TO DRIVE LI.\MH COMPANY, 719 Main ] fet. Even a single one Is effective- THEK WHEM VOO TlWED UP. \HAViRT SUM THESE CHARRED FIRST 6CAR/ S treet. PIN stsntly' dimimshiog supply of astursi , WIFE UMPKTDOK THE CAKE,, POKISI NO ONE ELSE COUP IncW.MAItriUL E D ^ S OS BLUE ONE OF WESE IM A n d TWIS.IF 1 R E - ^ for a spot of color anywhere. You ’ O M T! ANP rVB K htaiW gN 1 HAWBl THIS SORT OS THiJfi LONDON- NOW WMERE^ MEMBER CORRECTLY simply match up' the prenumbered choteslrfols, esters snd other vitsi PM^R MERE N Easter .Accessoriee \THE MAI05 TOTOOeg Tie M ftg J NEVER HAPPKUEP ntVOU THE NCMERATOR! TPE STAJCTfeR BUTTON'? tC __ in the world paints to any one of the 14 floral or Inbricsats, So quickly effective is. TOOK OVER'. COOlPTHEV — CO,RET CASUALS, 887 Main .scenic designi available and the Lanolin Plus liquid, you'll find your Street, reminds you of S.WINGH .' amazing finished results will please I skin softer, snd those unwsnied, dry- w , on their fresh new SPRING JEW­ ] you. Heat the plate in a 250 oven I . skia Wrinkles softened the ret^ next Newest ^ Colors ELRY and HANDBAGS. Visit I for an hour to glaze the paint if the morning sfter you/ first use of it. -For their shop for stunning interpre- ; dish will be washed often; olherH an improved skin tomom»,.sUK with and Pcitterns ^tationa of the 1954 fashion pic- wise only a thorough air drying Is Lsaolin Plus Liquid toaight. It'a uire to please your particular I necessary for a wall ornamentation. 31 (plus laz) St sll cosmetic caaatert. iwardrobe needs. 1 Happy painting! i . { Choose the crowning *1* If yoa-spna tlJOOO, you tmiU oat touch for your Easter get isorc fiaonty Atlp than you gal outfit from a stunning . /rum a $1 (piss JT, TW* gU(S/auT/^Z'vaaOTA and MEanumlE. J . ASENSATIONAI ^3 ** fRAMTERrevOLICHANCBa ) M44AT1E THtf ) NEW LgAa IMPERFECTS NIWOimDIAl aiw ka lEWASTMOHWMON^ *4 UM? Z \« / COBS 7h«E OA^Hg W A t^TO A M M X I ^EOLTMV Sy/HtAWAAlV^ SALES H y#¥ knew weweee ■he’s esaealBf ilw OwL A* '5WN8N" Ha Is * • SERVICE a«»4»c* fib . . . Wfwe ead aStr. 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■■ • :/ p^GE TW El^-ElGHT "-v MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WED^jESDAY, APRIL 7, .1964 't. ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER." CONN.r WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 PAGE TWENTY*NIN® lers for. Opening Game L^assiffs Add Central \ :u e 5 Bcjat Frankies; 78 to 71 p- Red Wings Furious R oc^ifle High^a Basketball Tea m Which Gained SembFinal Round Pew Rookies Assured ;e Heads Herald Kelleys File Carlson, Knight Pace Expect Boxing Johnny Sasiela No. 1 Over Loss, Officials r Race Entries To Draw Well Of Startine Positions Pinners, Quads Champs Attack in Final Gamie Elks Lea^e Bowler veTTOltd. April I. ■ r urunifi. i i Among^ Early Entrants 'Rescrvetl Seat Tickets ®yer the offlciatlnj. the Detroit! ^ X P C C I O l f i P I C lc I New York, April 7 (ffa—The> Taylor, after a brilliant start, has Cutter, Heck, G^ryini[j fn Boston Marathon; Latter-» Ball Handling [ Selling Fast; Holm^ 117.8 Mark Topi Field Rad t^lnca blasted Referee Red .* ” X major league baaeball season ia | hogged down< In batting and Ctor»y with a v»rb«l hroad«ide to. Bosox Infielder ; Grand Finale Elks' Leader only six days off but only th.j fielding. Follow in Individual I Robbins to Compete In Final Period Sends Meets Rorkv Sullivan With Hilinski Second; day ^ ter Maurice Richard of the For Calcutta Plav Manager Sieve CNeill of the Brooklyn Dodgers have « guaran-' M m treal. Caniidieni had aquared Philadelphia Phtlliea Is so imde- Race; Seven Bowlers Fans Home Contented;! r. i*u.. . /■ . Boston. April 7 (Ab—Two felJowi j NsMifit “Judging by . the " nunber of Skidmore Entry -Wins the Stanley C«ip hockey flnala at Thirty-six hcl# team Calcutts teed lln.iup for opening day. j cided about his right field poaitlon Roll^ in All Games named Jummy KeIley-*:-the top { tickets sold for Satutylay night’e , a came apiece. It Isn’t so much that the 15 i he has decided to alternate veteran Kubachka Tallies 29 Klfcknfr, f ...... ;...... J j-t- | Both Rounds of Play tourney starts Saturday. American fib b e rs in last year’s Gsrnfr ,» f^ ...... J i-i s boxing show we i^oiild have a good Bre8reakinc out of. a alump. P.iohard Present indicationa point to one other managers are confrbnted by i Johnny Wyrostelt end Mel Clark, crowd on harid to watch Gr?ham By EARiTy OST , | famed Boston A. A. M arathon- Ba/iketball bowed out ot Man­ Carlson, c S ...... S 4-« a flrad two coals in -31 seconds last of the laritesl fleMs ever to enter problems. It’a Juat that battles for at least for the time lietng; Rookie will be among the strong fleld Oenffii, t ...... ;.... 4- tVO » Holmes." Art Pongmtz' of the By EARL YOST nlCht to lead the Canadiena to a Bob Talbot hns been used a great .Wihnsni of The Herald Bowling j chester last night in big league Surowlfr. ( ...... i a-j 10 Johnny "Yosh’’ SAsiele's i;7.S tha Calcutta, flrat ,tournament of poaittoiia have not yet been settled. I toeing'the. mark In tha 1954 grind Knight, g ...... 7 KVll *4 rponsorln.g B.4 S*>orts Activities 8-1 victory over the Red Wince. the local gfoUlnit a*ason at the deal in the Chicago Cubs outfield League for the 1953-54 season a re' fashibn as George Mitc'.ell’s col­ Inc., said lagt night. For instance. Manager Eddie ] April 19. lege-studded Nassiff Arms won the average topped tha field in the But moat oi the fireworks took Manchester Country Club. Sta'nky of the St. Louis Cardinals ] this spring but veterans Frankie the Quads, captained by Billy { Tylsls ...... » jivjl 7» The advance ticket sale has been Elks Bowling League which re­ place in the rteamy Detroit dress- Paumhnlt^ Jias been so torrid at John A. is the veteran plodder Cent*-sl Connecticut League chtm- __ t'rasklft <71) ' Additional entrieni will be ac­ atm hsM’t come to a permanent' Simpson of the Advertising Dept. > fiom West Acton, former Olympic good. Pimctlcall.v all ringside re­ tne irtoni after the the plate In -recent weeks that he pionshtp as a result of a 78 to 71 -. Df.v:l. f ...... •».« S cently completed a succeasful cepted until 8 o’clock on Friday decision regarding his regular; The Quads finished 10 games in > Marathoner and two time winner Miller, ( ...... 0 (W) 0 serv e seeits have been sold. Re­ might win back hla centerfletd victory- over *lval Frankie’s Drive. Burke, f ...... , ^ill be over the 36-hole been coming along nicely after a baseman Dick Gerrert is having Totals ...... 3s ii-21 71 paced the Skidmore entry to-both Adams, purple with race, was hla handa full trying to Ward off HIGH INDIVIDUAL average was v.mnh marked the last American The -rhemplonehlp wes the third Score at hall (Imf. 39-34 NSssirfs. Graham H'-.lmet. pride and joy of route with the flrat 18 hmea to slow start and will open the sea­ victory. in the last week for the Arms. Manchester, shales tpp billing rounds of play in the six team tnccmsd becar.se he claimed Storey start on Saturda'y Apr^'^10, and rookie Harry Agganis. Tliey’ll compiled by pressman - Joe La- Ofticlals. Hor.vath-Murrav. son but Hemus Is sticking in there. Johnny J. la the little blond Previously they won the Norwich with Irts’-i Rocky SHUvSn of Bos­ loop. Skidmore paced the circuit failed to call a penrJty acainst the flnal round schedule for Sat.- probably divide Ihe job. Ted Lepclo, Forge, 107.58. Allan Cutter 108.30, with an overall record of 89-9. Montreal in the first period for Alston is the superior flelder and a dark horse candidate for short­ Rudy Hock lOS.IO, Albert Cervini Boston University star from New Invitation Tournament end lest tually cut the lead to six points at ton. The lightweights tangle in urday April 17. As in/other yeais so will draw the Aral day Job but Sunday won the Ludlow, Mete., the eight round hea tllner. Other teams in order were: Piinca- havinc too many men on the ice. the conduct of pley Wll be entirely stop, haa been doing such a n-hale 104.11 and Walt Ferguson 104.4 London, Conn., who finished Afth the buzxer, 53 to 49. Bilko has been hitting more than In 1953 In hIs first marathon. He tourney. Five semi-pro bouts, each sohsd- ton 33-15. Connecticut 25-35. Col­ From the press box. it seemed medal with each, team turning in of a Job during Mfit Bolling’s en­ rounded cut the Big Five Ferguson Nassiffs’ attack remained stall­ gate 20-28, Yals 11-37, Notre Dame clear that the Oanadiens had more a *100 points higher than the 6-5 forced absence Aiie to an injury, is the only white collar worker in was the first American home as ed; during the first 4:15 of the iiled for three rounds of two its cetabinqd acofe for each round Negro. rhini'te duration, complete the card. 8-40.' than atx players on the ice at one and then a p p lyl^ its coin’oined that he may open the season there. the select circle. Japan’s Kelza Yamads set a HOME OF THE BEST perform­ final ^ ilo d while Frankies seemed * * * Hrkets are available at the Sharing high tingle were HlUn- \ tima durinc a chance of lines and handicap for iu net score. This • R • Twenty-four members of The • course record of 2 hours, 18 min­ ers In the greeter Hertford area to be coming along fast. Ku­ THE DANNY O-OONNELL-Jack THERE IH MTILL MTTLE to Herald tbok part in the league utes, 51 seconds. took pan li the c*)empionsbrp bachka. Krough and Desci tallied British .\merlcan Club, Miller’s ski and m bby Noran. each of Actual play. system assuMa every team an Restauraat, HUlaskl’s Sunoco, "But what did Storey do?’’ Dlttmer battle for the regular sec­ choose between Dale Mitchell and which rolled Thursday nights at the cla.vh at the Bkut Side Rec end the six, four and two points respec­ whom rolled 257 scoree. Sesiele'e equal chanc^^^’^ winning and with The eluer Kelle.v, wearing the Chatter Box Reetanranl. State Ar­ 396 wes the beat triple. Skidmora Adams asked. "He blew his whistle the liKk ^ the Mind draw some ond base Milwaukee Job is still Welly Westlake for the regillar left West Side Rec lanes. colors Qf the Boston Edison C3ub, flnal result was in doubt until the tively to cut Nassiffs lead to three, raging. Tu’o Weeks ago. It ap­ Members of the championship flnal mini'tes of the fourth q\iar- 64-61, with 5:45 remaining. mory, Walnut Grill and Ruasell's won high team eingle and high . and put off our Gordie Howe for interesting team combinations are field Cleveland post. Luke Easier will .be running his 24th B. A. A. Barber Shop. peared that O’Cbnnell, the $200,000 appears to have won >.he first base team were: Simpson, Walt Fergu­ ter. Frankies managed e six point It was at this itgge in the game team triple honore with pin totala hlCli sttekinc " bound tp develop. marathon and 6()th of his career. of 582 and 1673. Harold Bumett’e 4a it turned, out, Howe's penalty acqulaition from Pittsburgh, had assignment from Rocky Nelson son, Cleye Ellington, Bill McGonl- His performance In the past 10 lead In the flrst^qiierter only to that Knight and Carlson took won the job but aince then DUtmer gal, Don Friedman and Bill Dalton. lose it in 'the second period «*han 97 waa the beat single fame with­ waa the start of Detroit’s down­ Rockville High’s Yellowjackets advanced to the seml-flnal round\of the Class B Basketball Tournament In New Haven lasf month and Bill Glynn but It may lie that P. A. A. teats has been sensational. command, rollowing a time out haa been coming fast while O’Con- * * . * the locals, sparked by Al Surowtec, out a mark. ~ - fall. Just II seconds after Ho>%’e ]>efore being defeated. It marker^ " twice Kelley won th« time prize and the first time this season. The sone Cleveland ...... 12 14 .462 Competliig with the champion preliminary speculationk—ia Just a for by rookie Wally Post and Lloyd field poeitlon In Chicago .a still ur- .vear-old youngster has impressed senior Kelley had the fourth best former Globe Trotter killed the In 81 aeconda, rapping In' a 30 golfer who has woq the tourna­ At Rockville^s Princess failed to baffle Joe Kubachka and Washington ...... 12 15 .444 Wlllimantlc, April 7 (jPV—The Skidmora team were Saalela. K a- Merriman. a returning serviceman. aettled. It all depends on -where Manager Lou Boudreau in spring corrected time. remaining 23 seconds and the vis­ Detroit ...... 15 .444 footer at 15:28 and a lO-foot ment twice and whose n'.me li Minnie Mlnosn will play. If. the Matty Formon, Frankies’ biggest .. .12 University of Oonnacticut’a Nets* aonetts. Naretto. Harold Woods. It may be that Post will be used Stotjs to Address training with his batting and Among the early entries fire Ted itors were unable to cope with the New York ...... ,. .12 16 .429 England championship basketball backhander at 15*59. / one to be reckoned with in any Princess Ballroom In Rockville via Munich, fiermany. Dead-pan hard-hitting outfielder Is moved to performers, who each tallied three popular Nassiff star. Gene Enrico, Backus and Paul Pressing the attack, Detroit Resumes Thursday against lefthsnded pitching and flelding. Corbitt of .the New York Pioneer N'ATIO.NAL LEAGUE team waa lauded last night by (3ov. Groobert. ./ major event. Will be the scene of the first-wres­ Eric Is one of the best young Merrlmsn will face righthandera. third base, as appears almcpvt cer­ hoops to pace their club to a 19 to Frankies' cause suffered with was given a grift gMl in the sec­ niatmen In the game. Little Leaguers Club,' who faded from coplentlon Pittsburgh ...,. ■....1 6 8 .667 John Lodge for having added "a The name is Samuel Jackson tling show in the Windy City in , Rookie Curt Roberta apne&ra to tain. Manager Paul Richards will 13 lesid at the quarter. Formon 1:32 left In the fourth period and ond period when ^ t c h Bouchard, Tabbed the Canadian speedster, l.iat year .ifter finishing sixth In scored on two-nanded sets from Brookl)m ...1 7 11 .607 bright page to the atate’a eporte Snead. Action in the Men’a Town Duck years tonight when a three bout have a strangle hold on the Pitts­ have to decide between Willard 1951. trailing by four when Kubachka St. Louis ...... 1 6 12 .571 history," Montreal’s veterAn defenseman, IR\ what hsa approached a Pin Bowling Tournament will re- 8:36 Alleys 1 and 2— Ray Walker is all of that and Marshall t nd Bob Boyd, both left- Hartford, April 7 (/P) — A full the center whereas Kubachka hit left the game with five personals. accidentally alrp^ed the puck into sll-star raid will be presented by more. Walker ia one of the clever­ burgh second base Job but four Davey Fights The Pioneer (Jlub team-iilcludes New York ^...... 14 12 ..538 The governor, speaking at a din­ hystetia of guessing on Ben Ho­ fcume Thur.sday night at the West Winner of Pete Aceto-Nlno handed hitters, for right field. day convention at the Hartford oh a one-handed shot from side- The Hartford High mentor was his own goal while attempting to est men to show in Msnehester fellows--Hal Rice, Cal Abramms, Nat Jlru.nlck. John Conway. court. the result of not being too (Jtncinnatl /...... 1 6 14 •533 ner tn which the Wlllimantlc LiOna gan’s chances of .winning his third Side P.ec. Alleys on Cedar Street. Aceto vs. Ed Kovis ihe BA Sports Activities Inc., of Gene Hermanski and DIrkk Hall -— Bucky Hsr;-is of Washington Public High School will kick off brilliant in a losing cause with 13 Milwaukee ...... 1 3 17 .433 clear it. The Adstl waa credited to Masters UUe, and his second In Winner of Walt Hllinski-John Manchester. snd although a villain, haa man­ still hasn’t made up his mind be­ Connecticut’s seventh season In Podolfo Mendez, Martin .Shepherd closely g'-eroed by Nasaiffa loose baskets and three for four at the (Jlub honored the Huskies, M id: Detroit’s Delvecchio. A change in the previou.a listed aged to pick up a number of Sup­ are battling for the left field Dreyer on TV Philadelphia ...... 12 19 .387 "Conncctlcat Is Justly proiid of succesaion, Snead hardly haa been Luppachino vs. Tony Dec! With no wrestling in Manches­ tween Clyde Vollmer and Roy Little League-baseball |.his week. and John Sterner. defense. foul line for 29 points. *- But the Red Winga were unable schedule has been made to allow porters. He fsced the muscleman, berth. Frank *rhomas looka like the Frankies used a tight man-to­ Chicago ...... 9 18 .333 the namti It has contrlbuM to the mentioned. some of the contestants to partici­ ter tonight st the Armory, the Sleveis for left field. Rookie Al Commissioner Carl E. Slots, Canadians entered include I'kl The winners outscored the los­ to ovwcoime Montreal’s siaxling grunt and grosners will mpve to Antdnio L«one. centerflelder with rookie Jerry Robertson Is giving veteran Joe Oakland, Calif., April 7 (/P)- Kabsty of Sydney, -N. S.. Peter man defense which forced the sports world and the members of But he haa won the tournament pate in playoffs in other leagues. Miami Beach. Fla. w- Bobby Lynch the rightflelder. founder of the program of base­ ers 29-28 from the floor but they TUESDAY’S RESULTS flrat-peribd drive. Rockville. ’ITie Princess Ballroom Show geta undeiway at 8:.30 Aktroth a battle for the No. 1 Chuck Davey, the educated south­ Gough of Toronto and Psui Belll- locals to hurry their shots. Diminu­ were second best from the fotll this year’s outsteadlng University nixtB "S tony never should have been twice in the past flve years, two of The first round of this year’s clas­ Dykes, 161. .Mismi. outpointed Joe • • • ball for boys 8 to 12 years of age. Cincinnati (N1 "B" 2, Columbus of Connecticut Iwaketball team Rlndone. 182'j, Boston, 10. on Village Street may be the aite with Prince Omar meeting.'Man­ catching Job with the Philad'lphia will be the chief speaker on a panel paw from Lansing. Mich., renews vesii of Moncton. N. B. tive Tommy Denee.i kept his teem line. Frankie’s hit 15 of 21 shots the raferes in the first place," the three times Hogan cotildn’t sic was rolled last Friday night WEB WESTRI'M’H fXmERACK in the game with tliree driving (Sail 0.., have added a bright page to the make it.. He was runner up to of addltionsl shows If interest uel Bonlca. Athletics. Even ,Casey .Stengel; the of Little League/'experts" which! hla campaign for another crack at Other early birds signed up are to 20 of 31 for Mitchell’s victor­ i Boston (A l 10,' Milwaukee (Nl Adim s told newsmen in the De­ with .32 of the 36 entrants in Seattle — Dixon Hoxsey, 137, warrants, the promoters report. There are plenty of good re- haa muddled Up the New York flarl Quellmns of the Kra/hey, twin-pointers, all the result of good state’s sports history." Hogan In the National Open la.st wise old mana;,er of the World Includes officers of the national.: ious quintet. i Kentals troit dressing room. action. The tourney will continue Sesttle, stopped Don Rogers, 145, .Stanley Kowalski, six foot, four aerved and rush seats for the Glanta’ catching situation. Origl- the welterweight title when he, N. J„ A, C.; Alvin Beasley of lead passes from towering Burr .1 *. .» Rey Ousting, Trinity Oollege summer and he actually hpa played Portland, Ore., 3. ChsmplOn New York Yankees regional and state level. | ' Baltimore (A) 13, Chicago (N) Storey had to be assisted from Friday and Saturday providing Inch Polish Giant from Detroit, bouts. nall.v. Manager Leo Diirocher had must mskt a decision soon. He’s meets Gerald Dreyer of Pretoria, Cleveland, Ohki; Mkurlee Edwards Carlson the Arms’ hardworicing Athletic' Director and basketball the Arena by a half doxeh pollce- m we and better golf than Ben has enough matches ran be arranged. Toledo. Ohio — Pat L. o w r y. deaignated rookie Ray Katt aa his Albert Houghton, member of | pNCE AG.\IN It was Knight ' 2. coach, also epoke. who tips Ihe Fairbanks at ?6'.! One week from tonight wres­ got to decide who will open the South Africa, In a 10-round flght of Temple, -N. H„ and Dr. Charley center.. St. Louis (N) 9, Chicago (A) 2. Nothinc to semi sway, for fnen Is irate fans pressed around during tha winter season. Lasted below are the pairings. 145*2, Toledo, stopped Emerson No; 1 backstop but Westrum’s re­ the Little League Board of Direc- i Early in the second period Suro- who paced the locals In soorlng The Lions presented gifts to the pounds, will grapple Killer Karl tling returns to the Manchester season at first base A month ago. tors, and newly elected secretary-1 tonight at the Oakland Auditor­ Robbins who last year represented Cleveland (A) 10, New York the officials' dressing room. Slept and starting time for Thursday's Butcher, 147, Rock Island, 111., 10 3 oa Rrtr. the Boston bank teller surgence apparently has vicn him wlec replsiced Mel Kleckner who With 24 big points. The ballhan­ UConn team, coac'.ies and othara — ws supply you riftit out Armory. the choice lay between Joe Colhna treasurer of Little League Base-: ium. the New York Pioneer Club. dling wizard had 10 for 11 at the (Nl 5. ping head down from the f o i :r h o r s e s o c t matches. the No. 1 rating all over again. had committed his second personal connected with the unlveratty'e of onr own otoek. and Eddie Robinson. Now, rool'ie hall Inc., Baaron Pittenberg, Reg­ The contest will be nationally free throw line. Carlson enjoyed Philadelphia (Nl 4, Petroit fAI darkened cubicle, Storey was New York, April 7 UP)- -A bowed 6:30 Alleys 1 and 2 /- Rookie BUI Taj’lor’s bid to wrest Bill Skowron. with a tremendous televised starting at 7 p.m. (10 TOt’GH RECORb foul and the dependable Blditd athletic program. The Huskies won whisked to an awaiting cab. The tendon for a race horse is like s ional Director and member of the Bomber promptly sparked a Tocal one of his better nights with 22 O' 20 ot 22 gamea during the regular Tuxedos, Cutaways aJid all , Art Johnson vs. F.ddie Pagsni the right field Job from Don Muel­ batting dlcpiay, haa thrust himself Rules Committee; State Director p.m. EST. I tallies. These two performers, Philadelphia (A l 17, Pittsburgh fans showered him with orange tom knee cartilage for an athlete. Chanipions of the Elks Bowling League drive whlcji eventually led to Nas- campaign. They were champions of formal acesasories. Pete Aceto vs. Nino Aceto ler appears doomed to failure. into the battle. William Kay of Southington, and Davey has beeh Installed as a New York i/P) — Joe DlMnggio's along with Kleckner and Surowlec, (Nl 10. peels, paper rupa and newapapera. When you get one, brother, you’ve record of hitting safelv in 56 siffs taking a 39-34 halftime lea'd. the New E^Iand Basketball Ha had no eonunenf. Michael Siiba of Cromwell. Donald mild favorite to beat the former also held the edge in rebounding. ' (jiticinnati iN ) IS, W a^lngton had it. Uaually it’s curtains on Alleys 3 and 4 — straight gamea is a tough mark to (A) 1. Tournament at Hanover, N. H„ BICRABD TOOK IT all In Berger of , Rockville, and Robert British Empire champion. Both Hl’ROH'IEC OAHN^RED five Formon waa the only other vis­ beat Holy Croae, tha National In­ your career. Within the space of W slr, Hilinski ' 's. John Luppa- r * Jerrett. Jr., of Westport will also are hard hitters. They have sim­ equsl. The longest streak in the itor besides Kubachka to tally New York (A) 7, Green$h<>ro atride. As usual, ha -was booed ten months bowed tendons have Chino \ American League in 1953 was 22 points in the second/^riod but It (PL) 2. vitation Tournament victors, but REGAL / heavily on the lee. Larsen Gets Opening Day take part in the speaking pro­ ilar flghting styles, both being ag­ was^his stellar rebinding that did double figures. The former Holy loot to Navy in tha National CM* sidelined four of the brightest Mike Z\0ick vs. Tony Sarpola gram. gressive and constantly throw­ games by Sam Mele of the CTiicago Cross star picked up three hoops N IK'S SHOK .T* •1 don’t mind it,’’ he aaid. racing itara of Harry F. Guggen­ White Sox. Sam is now playing for the damage. Along with Bobby legiate Tournament. > ing punches. Knight, he cpnt/blled two-thirds of and seven for eight foul ahots for Q. Whkt Is trt* proper \^y for a "Every boo ia a boost as far as I'm heim’s Cain Hoy Stable- Dark 7:30 Alleys I And 2 — the Baltimore Orioles.' catcher to hold his'throying hsnd 907 MAIN STBE^ eoBcemad." { Nod After Beating Cubs In 45 bouts, Davey has scored the rebounds. 15 points. CXIOPER ON ROU-ERK Star. Black Star, T^irn-To and Big Russ MorrisoH- vs. Tom Kelly 24 kaprknuts. Dreyer has won night’s battle ended the when recelvlr^ a pitch' Telsphons BI1<8-186S> The Canadiena • now are Crest. HOCKEY PLAYOFFS . The clev^'K night hit on a set Pittsburgh INEA) —Walkar Coo­ favoritea aa the hest-of-seven Charles Whelan vs. (?hris Decl nineteen times by kayo. Each . with six mfnutea to go In the sec­ seas.on for both clubs. Mitchell’s A. Rigid Angers arWexpooed to per, now* of the Pirates, operates a By BEN PHLEGAR Injury. T ly hand u /k ep t nlmost series ahifta to Montreal Forum W'aa blaaled again, this time by the has Inst four times. ond perjdd to give the locals a talented array wound up with 32 roller skating rink at Buckner, Me. Mllwguke#, Wis. (NEAl Danny Alleys 3 snd 4,—. \ Associated Preas Mpnria Writer ' National League viins against eight lossCs. R'ky closed umil the Mil enters the for the next two gamea Thursday Baltimore Mansger Jimmy Bnalon Rest Snx who bent the- COMPLETE It is an importaht flght foi* both short l|ved 24-23 lead. Kubachka’s O’Connell Ipokq mighty sharp at i .Terry Smith vs. Vir'-Abraitis Brnvea 10-5. The Red’ Ros ham­ contestants. Davey hopes to use Montreal 3, Detroit I (best-of-7 McKenna's busy quintet posted a glove. the battM- ticks Hie hall and Saturday. Dykes haa found an opening day series tied 1-1). tap and free throw regained the second base for the Br-sves. ^ Fred. .McCurrv vs. PauLCorrenti mered NIrhnIa for aeven hita be­ it as a springboard for. another lead for the losers, M-24. Ku­ 37 and IS Won and lost mark. and atiikes hand ivliile 'It pitcher by the aimple?^roethod of is yi a seml-cUised position, the announcing the Job waa open. fore he gave way to Phil Paine In RADIATOR chance at Kid Gavllan’s welter bachka’s hook shot put Frankies the third. Nichola, a aenaatlon crown. He lost to Gavilan In gon in Los Angeles a few weeks snead again 28-26 after Deneen’s fl|igers are knocked Into a flst. Cnlesa Dykes second guesses Q. Outflel~ ' * * * Sandy Amoros, himself between today and 'Dies- before going ^ Into Ihe .3rmy two their championship set-to slightly ago. long set had deadlocked the apirlt- Bab^l President yeara ngo, rarely haa ahnwn hla SERVICE more than a year ago. Dreyer Two judges and a referee win sd contest. Knight came through who tried t with the Dodgers FISHING.SEASON OPENS day, fireballing Don Larsen will this sprini ed the International draw the honor o f being- thf first pre-aervice form this apring. also is seeking a title shot. ^ decide the bouT under the QAll- again with 1:30 to go with a three- O f (’^ge R efere^ The New York Giants bowed to Davey. 27-year-old Michigan : fornia scoring system of eleven point scoring play that evened thf League i s departments. What pitcher to wear an Oriole uniform • CLEANING th ^ '? _ Good Friday,~Apni 16 in a major league-game in 52 Cleveland 10-5 and contributed State, graduate, is making his ! points to the round. An even count at 33-all and his ensuing set were DRISS UP years. four errors to their defeat. A two •REPAIRING tenth TV appearance. This Is I sessioA is scored 5>j-5^4. ' There shot made It 35-33 in favor of the 'New Haven. April 7 (iFt- The A. itlng, JTlS; runs, 128; hits. SPINNING REEUS FROM S^-SO . lasraen clinched the job yester­ run home run by Al Rosen broke his second flght this year. He lost is no compulsory eight-count home forces. 'Twin-pointers by election of Felix A. Babel of 190; <|bttfales, 40; and total bases, FLY REELS FROM $2.4f day, only hours after Dykes de­ up a 2-2 tie In the fifth inning. a close spilt decision to Art Ara- knockdown in main events. ^ Surouiec and Kleckner sandwich­ Wethersfield as prdsid^nt of the 831. clared hla starting lineup set ex­ Stan Musial hit a home run with • RECORING ed around Formon’s charity throw Connecticut State Board of Ap." riestion; With s runner on G U S S FLY ond SPINNING REELS $4.75 Up cept for the mound chores Larsen made up the 39-34 halftime score. proved Ba.sketball Officials was thifd base, the pitcher starts lilt > two aboard and Rip Repulski hit Frankie’s lost John Leslie with announced today. ^ « FOR GOLFERS! W* Im v* tli* fomout ^ rif stepped to the hill In Hattiesburg, his fourth homer of the spring as 1-up. The runner bluffs go- , only two minutes pished in the Other ■ officers/^ chosen st the home. Confused, the pitcher ! Mias., and blew down the Chleago the St- Louis 'Cardinals whipped Prompt asrvicc for all maks* WILSON GOLF LINE Cuba on five hits Iwa 18-2 victory. third period. .The defensive star annual meeting here included Carl drops his arms and steps back off ; For Tho«« Of You At Work During The Day the Chicago White Sox fl-2. !■ onr apaeially aUtfed ndls- received a severe gssh on his fore- Nastri of New Haven. Lester Pin' The handsome m^thander went the rubber. Whst’s that? ] WE WILL BE OPEN DAILY (Except Wednesday) The. New. York Yankees were for department. EXPERT hesd ss a result of a scramble gree of Norwich and Jack Loc^- .aaswer; It’s a balk. The runner 1 the rmite for the first time this held at hay for six Innings by with Kleckner for a loose ball. ery of Stamford, vice presidents. Mmres. ! UNTII/ 9 P. M. apringl Clair Parkin, a Red Sox minor WHEEL ALKJNMENT — WHEEL BALANCING Fight stitches were required to Nathan Winnick of this city Was / Dykes had thrown the job up for , _ . ^ ■ (Closed Wednesdays At Noon) leagiier, tefore coming to life for RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Close the wound. Up to the time re-elected secretary-treasure^ and X. ^ ■ grabs While mentioning Larsen, a T-2 triumph over Greensboro of of his injur}', Leslie had held James. E. Coogan, also o f/ New I on Sunday. Carrigan -was also ’ • BROWN- COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Joe Coleman a;vd Duane Pillelte the .Class' B Carolina League, Kleckner to one basket. Haven, ^ s again chosen tk state choseh to be^ Connecticut’s mem­ Aa the gun warms up turn aa the ^ s t pro.spects. Coleman ber on the InternsUonsl Board. T IcBRIOrS SPORT SPOT Parkin gave the qhamps only flve SEE interpreter. / also h^s pitched one complete- hits. THE VICTORS played thsir The organization namM Doni^d I Babel said that a committee, is the ‘‘lijrht*’ switch on, en.joy game but has been unable''to get BEAUPRE I working now on the annual State j in V x ^ N T E R ST.~TELEPHONE MI.9.B747 laeorporaud best ball of the evening during the Lomnie of Westpory Howard yourself . . 1 make the com­ . Winners of the first annual Elks Bowling League which recently completed a aiiccessfUr iea.son any batting aupport. first half Of the third quarter Dlckerman of 'NorwiiTh, Coogan. Board Clinic-th be held prior to t|ie | waa the Skidmore entry. Membera of the championship squad pictured above are, left to right, front Baltimore 'will make its debut I piling'up a-comfortable 50 to 39 Winnick and ThomaWc^arrigan of I next basketball season. fortable sw'itch from bulk to in Detroit against the Tigers, the 358 EAST CENTER ST. row. Harold Woods and Joseph Bissonette, Rear roW, Walter Backus, John Naretto, John Sasiela CLARKE MOTOR SALES I lead before running out of ga.«, Hartford to repreynt it at the briefs. Put your fe e t ‘hand­ one team the old St. Louis Browns, SpoH Chatter and Gene Enrico. - i i' Herali) Photo. MI.9-5234 301 BROAD STREET MI-9-2012 Lon Desci and Howie Krough annual meeting' of the Interna­ somely in sea.sbn. Here’s wear who became the .Orioles, could teamed with the steady Kubachka tional 'Association of Approved beat. in the scoring department to even­ Basketball Official.s at New York without weight. . . Looks that . The Tigers got beat yesterday b o w l in g .\I-LES at the Y on ■ • ■/ ’ by thg Philadelphia Phillies 4-0 Wednesday nights -are now open / flatter your ffood judgment after Ned Garver had held the for the balance of the season. Re­ and best appearknee. .Phils scoreless through six .In­ servations may*be made by calling MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATURDAY nings. ' , ' the Y office. ■ • The Philadelphia Athletic* aitd FREE PARRIRO STORES • PROMPT lELIIERY URIlOE the PltUiburgh Pirates, both WOMEN GQLCKRS at the Man­ definite threats to last. place in chester Country, Club will hold a 7 ■' FLORSHEIM SHOES tl-elr own leagues, slammed each, special meeting tonight at 8 other’s pitching for 37 hits in­ o'clock at the clubhouse to discuss Our m ciiiii, •ffioioRt machiRt shops cluding 9 homers and 27 runs in a bylaws. - V *24-828... TEU .M1-8-S18I 17-tO contest won by the A ’s In 821-825, -TEL. .MJ-S-3181 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER oNor ebmplito automotivo sonrieo the Sally League park at Mont­ JOHNNY LESLIE, Frankie MAIN ST. MANCHESTER gomery, Ala. basketball player, suffered a head t 7 ; 9 5 -p Base hits boomed in Lynchburg, gash last night against Napsiffs at Va., too as the Cincinnati Redlegs the Rec. Efght atitchea were re-* • WORIC DONE IN OUR SHOPS nbunced Washington liB-1. The quired to close the wound at the Reds slammed 20 hits, three of Memdrial Hospital emergency COMPLETE OVERHEAD VALVE them home runs. Howie Judson room. * JOBS (done when off the car). WRIST gave up all four Washington hits BOSTONIAN SHOES in tha first six innings. George OFHf:EBS EIJ5CTED for the LIGHTWEIGHT- PIN SETTIN(; BY FACTORY AP- Zuverink, fresh from Indisnspolis, Britiah American Club Dart. SPORT BOOT PROVED BORINfi METHOD. CRANK finished up with three hitless In­ League, 1954-55 aeason. are Tom SHAFTS GROUND ON OR OFF CAR. nings. Blevina. president; Joe Connelly, (8ict. Nichola, Milwaukeei’B big vice president; Al Gunther, secre­ • WORK DONE AT YOUR PLACE hope t* ateengtheq Its pennant Md. tary and Greg Chavea, treasurer, 1 1 . 9 8 1 5 . 9 5 - MOTORS CHECKED FOR CORRECT I Expertly cenitructad, BEARING SIZE. REFACE VALVE cempletaly waterproof SEATS AND REBORE. DOG COPACO 100% PURE BEEF ! ! rubber Soots for' hunt, W’e Recommend McQuay Norrh and Petlrick Piston Rings For Oil Control MANSFIELD SHOES FOOD 'mg e r fhbiwg. 3 5 ' high, (FOR YOUR convenience NOW GROUND FINE) wbb adjustable inside Hifh In Nutritional Value— Low In Cmt! . leg harness, protective CONN.* BRED PARAKEETS ONLY King Runabout , .' ■ ’ ^ I . . . FEMALE CANARIES 82AO Kned. Sizes from 6 to 12. ,, ALSO 12 ft; MODEL. $209.50* .y 4 ^ CrcM Stamps Givea \ USE WARDS CONVENIENT CRibiT TERMS CHURCH CORNIRS T ft CRNTMl STRHT 7 ‘ SSI FAMC STtlET MAIM AMU aevuvAao HARTPORD ; • tAST HARTPORO MANCMSTSR * Prices F.O.B. Fac 789 MAIN ST. MaiciMftor M CMlIr •1 - - . . • - T IL JAckeesi T .l il l TBT JAduaa TO. MlkNi S4 I4I MAIN ST. MI-9-4273 7 r « ■> • ;■ " \ ■ — • ’ ..*a if ' - X ■ X..' V. A-'

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FACE THIRTY •\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN./ WEDNESDAY, APRIL T, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAYi APRIL 7, 1954 PA6ETHIRTY-0NB '' ' ■i-ti AatoaiobUca for Sal# 4 Aatomobiles. for Sale 4 Business 'Services O ttered 13 Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Painting— Papering 21 Help wanted—•Mala 36 A ^ c l e a For Sale 45 Household Goods 8i ■i Houses For Sale 72 Hooscs For Sale 72 Wanted—^Rcai Estate 77 gain control of tha party Iq 1353. otlirir cars bat\co0ided IM* 8TUDEBAKER Pickup.' Good Membership in' the group was Two Men Injured with a station iraitai drtvaa ANTIQUES Retinlabed. Repairing DECORATE NOW, 'Guaranteed GIRL’S NAVY blue iUit, Bite 9, KIQffir ROOM house for sole lUrecf WHERE CAN you buy a home like Swanson Fills condition. Make on otfcx. No down WHOLESALE PRICES TO APPLICATIONS being token ’ for SAVE ON Wards custom awnings. USED APPLIANCES. Bendix fully navy blue jumper, dreoses, lady'i READY TO Sell, we heed' singla largely the eome oe membership Graff, coming in tM oppesit* jCImified done on any furniture 'neman, /workmanship. Free esUmatee on stock man, steady job, no lay-offs. from owner. Good condition. this? Brick front, ameaite drive, and two-family houses for our z payment.' $30 monthly. Cole THE RETAIL BUYER M9 South Main St. Phone 30. Choose fi^ih 26 patterns of sturdy automatic waaher, spinner type, navy blue miit.'aize 18, two lady'a steam heat. Vacant, MI. 8-5636. in the group which backed the rectlon. , \ outside painting. Full Insurance Forty hours, store benefits. Apply . drill or Army duck; both finished carport, six finished rooms, four waiting cosh buytre. CoU 'ACB candidacy o f. Dircctoia Everett In Highway Cragh Motore, 43B Center, St. MI. 9.0M0. 3-6643. coverage. Keystone D«coratora, Crosley wrlhger type recondl- dfcMei. MI. <9-5614. TPC Vacancy , The third cor wiwidMid into th« W, T. Grant Co. with Vinyl plastic to resist soiling, Mioned. Others. Stuart R. Wolceit $1,000 DOWN, THREE bedroom down, bath and fireplace, two up Realty Co., for dependablaxourto- Kenney, Sherwood Bowen, and rear o f the. station wagoq^ but lU lidwrtisenenU 30. 9-l|0S. with attic vent fan to cool it in the oua service. MI.'9-3393. IMl-lMO, OLDER Oievrolete, 19^"DeSoto Custom ...... $1745 FURNITURE Reflnlahlng, . YOUNG fading, weather. Bright new "Sun- 180 Main Street. 3d. 0-6878. ' ranch, fireplace, tile bath, one Theodore .Fairbanks, who did not WilUngton, April 7 (IP)—A croali driver, FranCia Dugoa, 45, q t Hol* ^ 17,382 honest miles. Previous ING MAN to .l^hriL retail bus!- faat'i awnings add beauty to your hot summer. A full basement with receive the unofficial endorsement CLASSIFIED ADVT. Forda, other good tronoportation. furniture a opeoialty, chain ness,s. Must. _ be___ 'high______'suiool graidU' Wanted— To Buy 58 acre land, $100 month for 5 years, IF READY to buy, sell, exebonga Named to Position by of three core on the Wilbur Cross .Ueton. Mass., e ec«| ^ ta jin y / Good credit enable u* to accept $S , owner may be caUed. and rushed. Anaon F. honfe, and keep it 10 degrees to, a completed recreation room and of the GOP Towm Committee,, ’ SmlegSl sold Goodwin DEPT. HOURS PA^OTINGAND . ate. Steady jbb, gqpd opporiunTty i ? , out. Carlton W. cellar proper. Oil hot water heat. real estate, mortgages arranged. Highway here lost night Ihjured down. Ooufloa Motora, SS8 Main. Phone kOtcheU 9-6735. 20 degrees cooler, .Montgomery* FRIGID AIRE R ffi^ r s to r , in good WILL BUY Refrigeratora, rangcf, Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, 9-4694 Swanson is a Manchester native charged with recUeae drlvtag.' S:1B A. M. to 4:30 P. M. PAPER- HANGING for advancement. Apply W, T. condition, reasonable. 3d. 9-2977. All that the average home buyer Consult Howard R. Rostinga, 5*4 Vote of Board; two men—one seriously. 1950 Olds "98" 4-Dr...... 11095 Grant Co. Ward,. 824-828 Main St. ' and woohing machlnea. La ' Agency, MI. 9-1107.« and received his education in COklPLETTE Hand and^po^er lawn Flamme Appliance Co. MI. 9-6868. MANCHESTER —Several two-fam­ t^ould Wont.'See this home today. Serves to November George Groff, 48, of South CONDITION SAME RANCH WAGON, 1953 Ford, radio, Excellent condition. WASHING MACHINE repairing. schools here. heater, tinted Kloae, like new with mower aalea and servl^ . Moton JOH^ M. McCANN ily homes, three bedroom, auto- Don't delay. E ft E Realty. MI, Grange, N. J.. was oerioualy hurt. UtUe Rock, Ark., April 7 e of said Goodwin was driving toward veterans hospital bora his Dial MI-3-5121 est Douglaa, 333 Main. This esr is immaculate. NO NEED TO JOIN A CLUB Ranch homes, $11,900 to $38,000. Free Appraiaala a stalk of celery. teed. CoU 3 0 . 9-6535 for quick MANY BENEFITS: back away from pier. Mont­ Pleaoe coll Howard R. Hostings Hartford and swung out to poos chances for recovery e t e y honest service. PAOTTINO AND Papering. Outside 31,000 down to qualified veteran. 1941 CHEVROlet club coupe, radio, poinUng esUmates now being Paid Holidaya, Pension Plan, gomery Ward, 824-828 Main St. Top Quality Furaiturs Agency. Manchester. MI. 9-1107. MR. and MRS. WILLIAM 1949 Dodge 2-Dr...... Rooms Without Board 59 35 jroar mortgage available. Priced heater, signal lights. Good condi- .3695 .given. CoU GUbert Flckett. 30. FlvO Day Week, Hospitalisation, Brand Name AjppllanciM GOODCHILD, Sr. Several, no money down. Tellua 3-6982. . Good Starting Wage MANCHESTER—New roueb, qual­ at 112,300. Realtors Uon. $160. Tel. MI. 9-2658 before MASOI^FleldBtone a opeclalty. E. MARTIN 100 Outboard, used three and TV at Tremendous jtavlngi NEWLY DECORATED, Beautifully Lost and Found 3 p.m. what you can pay per month. Group Insurance, Sick Benefits, ity conatructlon, • no developmtnt,. Office 15 Forest Street Toth. Phone 30. 9-3207. hours. A real buy. MI. 3-4540. furnished and spacious room. The large kitchen, throe bedrooms, CENTRALLY IXICATED - • Vacation With Pay CHAMBERS FURNITURE most complete light housekeeping MI-3-7925 Anytime* WILL PERSON, who in error, took EXTERIOR PADri-ING only. Free full cellar, wooded lot, centrally This five room Cape Cod ahou.ld man's topcoat from Britlsh-Ameri- 1946 Chevrolet Fleetline 4-Dr. 3395 RUBwSH AND Ashea removed. Apply on Thuradav between 2:00 SALES facilities available in Manchester. 1953 Plymouth 4-Door—Like General cleaning of atUcs and estimates. 30. 9-1383. located. Only $12,500. Carlton W. be the answer to your housing MANCHESTER — Wanted house con club Saturday night, please P. M. and 5:00 P. M. at Building Materials 47 At The Green You will marvel at the cleanliness Hutchlna, Ml. 9-5142, 9-4694. new,, low mileage, fully cellars. Cali MI. 9-9757. of this building. Children accepted. needs. 23 ft. living room with fire­ with five bedrooms or equivalent CONTINUING VICHI’S coll the club or lO . 9-6288. 1047 DeSoto 2-Dr...... $595 PAINTING AND Paperhanging, Mitchell 3-5187 in East Center section, desirable. equipped. SaUsfaction guaranteed. 35 years A ft p supermarket Western Framing Central. Priced ao reaaonable TWO-FAMILY 5-5, excellent condi­ place, two bedrooms finished up­ LOST—Brown leather pocketbook, One owner. Completely equipped. Ma n c h e s t e r r. v, sorvica, 116 East Center Street Hours: 10 to 5—7:30 to 8:30 P. M. .Suitable yard for children. Write experience. Oiders taken for out­ ' T .L .L ...... per M 3107.00 'a-' you'll gksp! Be sure and see this tion inside and out, oil steam heat, stairs, oil heat, storm windows and .vicinity Hillstown Road, contain­ 1953 Packard 2-Door—Ultra- radio and T.V- opacUUsta oincs one. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. Box N, Herald. 1931. Hbuot set vice call $3.50. side work now. Coll Raymond Manchester, Conn. N. C. Roofers T.L.L . .per M $05.00 storm windows, near bus, stores, ing sum money, important matic drive. Priced to sell. 1947 Old* '2-Dr...... 3525 Trudeau. 30. 9-1614. N Shakes, all colors, 18" sq. |12.95 school, good Income, will go G.l. acreeha,- carpeting, electric range MItcheU 3-6660 day or night. SPECIAL OFFER this week only! PLEASANT DOUBLE room, also paper, Hamilton badge. Urgently 1953 Studebaker-Piclr-up— All extras. Window Frames, complete Free $19.95 radio given with pur­ Carlton W. ■ Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, included in low price of $11,900. Four or five room modern home need papers and badge, MI. 9-8668. CONTRACTOR—Interor and exter­ Situations Wanted— single room. Gentleman preferred. 9-4694. t on approximately 2 to 5 acre plot. ton. Save $600. COMPLETE R E P A IR by Stuart with uniques ...... from $11.95 chase of any 5 piece chrome kitch­ MI. 9-8126. Inquire 54 High street. Both homes convenient to new ior painting and paperhanging by Flush Doors...... avg. $6.95 en set in stock. EZ terms. Ben­ Secluded or rural location in area FOUND—Fawn Boxer, male. Not a 1948 F6rd 2-Dr...... 195 R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ Female ' 38 LARGE SIX Room colonial, 3-cor school, transportation and shop­ 1951 Pontiac Catalina — Hy* matic washing machines, vacuum a reliable contractor, 1-3 and more Canadian Framing and son's, 108.5 Main ROOM. Central. Continuous hot served by Rockville High School thoroughbred. Call Dog Warden. off on all 1954 wallpaper. AU cus­ garage, an older home in good re­ ping. Sec them today. preferred. MI. 3-4540. dramatic drive, radio, heat­ cleaners, motors, small appli-^ Sheathing T.L.L. . .per M $95.00 • ' water, private entrance. Parking. pair. New furnace, quiet neighbor­ 1947/k^ ge 2-Dr...... 3495 onces. Welding 180 Main otreet. tomers receive a written guaran­ CURTAINS Laundered and ironing Clear Oak Flooring JARVIS REALTY C&^ er. Gentleman, MI. 3-4724. hood. 120 X 140 lot. See this one Rockville 5-7189 -f. Phone MI. 9-6678. tee. Free estimates with refer­ done in my home. 30. 9-4333. - ^-o-b...... per M $222.00 STUDIO COUCH for sale.'Sell rea­ 654 Center Street /' ences. By calling AD 2-6285 after sonable. Ml. 9-2880. now, $13,800. Warren E. Howland, Annoancements 2 1951 Studebaker Champion 2- 19^9 Dodge 2-Dr...... Best Offer Tel. Manchester MI-3-4112 5 p.m. Mr. Hebert. WANTED—Work as mother's help­ NATIONAL BUILDERS' SINGLE ROOM, heat, hot water. Realtor, 648 Woodbridge St. MI. Door— Radio, heater. / Very good condiUon for its age. SUPPLIES •8-8600 - ML 9-4389. READY BUYERS waiting. For im­ SMALL LOTS of staple groceries, RUBBISH REMOVED and yarda er. Light housework, children ac­ Charter Oak street. MI. 9-7217. 8PIC AND SPAN. Six room ranch, mediate action list your property frosen foods, assorted sodas for 1950 Studebaker Champion cleaned. MI. 9-3969. ceptable. Write Box M. Herald. 420 Davenport Avenue EMERSON PORTABLE RADIO. attached garage, radiant heat, SAVE 20% t4> 60% $6, hn. 9-4877. CUSTOM BUILT four room, ex­ with the Albert J. Gatto Co., Real­ Victor Swanson sole this week. 35 Oak St. Convertible Coupe — Oite SOLIMENE, Inc. Private Instructions 28 New Haven, Conn. ONE LIGHT Housekeeping room, aluminum storm windows and tors. CH. 9-8489, eveninga, MI. EXPERIENCED Secretary wants pandable to six, cabinet kitchen, scraens, $2S0O cash required. Full Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer WIRING INSTALLA'nON and re­ Tel. STate 7-3597 suitable for working couple, maid 3-6946, JA. 8-3989. term of William J. Moore which owTier, fully equipped. pair of small electric appliances work typing at home. Coll 30. EXQUISITE RUGS, new 9 x 12 im­ service, $17 per week. Also two large living room, fireplace,’ oak price $14,700. Maddock ft DeVos, 634 Center Street 9-9835. ported, closely woven. Sacrifice floori,. sanitary molding, storm ends in November. Feraonals 1948 Studebaker Chami^n— and fixtures. Clarence G. Smith, ACCORDION and piano taught in single rooms, $8 per week. Apply Raoltora. Hartford JA 2-0255, resi­ He received the votes of Sher­ EXTIU 21 Knox St. Phone MI. 3-8423, youf home. 30. 9-5144. $35. CH. 6-4892 Hartford. Sydlee, Vernon Inn, Talcottville. MI. windows, oil steam heat, 100' lot, dence AD. 3-0122, **Radio, ” 'heater, over_ ‘4nve.____ Open 8 A-'Mi* to 9 P. M. WILL CARE for four year old girl Diamonds— Watches— 851 Wethersfield Ave. Apt. C-l. trees, near stores, bus. Only Town Will Start wood G, Bowers, Board chairman, THE PROSPECT HUl School for 9-8216. > and Directors Helen Fitzpatrick. E A SY O U T. R E G / p d s young children. Transportation LAWN MOWERS oil types sharp- in my home while'mother works. $10,000. Carlton W. Hutchins. XO. 1947 Studebaker Chaiiipion— Jewelry ^^ipouR b^ ner gas stove Walter Mahoney, Matthew Paton. fumlohed. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc­ 1951 NASH ^ metal gtotion wagon. ened and repaired. Delivery serv­ Bonds— Stock! MI. 9-5122. ------„ — ------with L A ^ E FURNISHED reom for 9-5132. 9-4694. '' MANCHESTER Under pass Work New motor, cheap iranspor- LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, re- storage compartment, used llttla Two family flat on bus line, six Everett Kennedy, ^ 1 members of tor. Phone MItcheU 9-5767. Radio, h ^ ter, low mileage, high ice. G. Snow, 336 Summit. Tel. MI. ' Mortgages two, also single room. Complete the Bowers bloc In the Keeney tation. / gasoline mileage, Douglas Motors. 3-4531. 31 ptiro. adjusts watches expertly. over a year. Price $75. Phoiie Ml. kitchen privilege's. MI. 9-4776. 26 SALEM ROAD—Five room Cape rooms available to buyer and now MRS. ZOPPI, reader and adviser. 333 Miin. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Reasonablemable ,prices.____ Om daily. 9-5135. Cod, two bedrooms, large living vacant. Full price $11,800. Town Enfrineer James H Street School fight. PRE-WARCARS FIRST A3ID second mortgages room, fireplace, storm windows, Sheckey reported to the. Board of ICE CUBE TRAYS Thursday avenings. . The other four directors voted AU welcome. 356 Franklin Ave., TYPEWRITERS and oddlpg ma­ bought for our own account. Fast, CANARIES. GUARANTEED sing- :s. 129 Spruce FURNI.SHED ROOM for rent near across from the Art theater. For $10 Dowm $5 Week DOUGLAS Has older cars too, 35 chines repaired. Free pick-up and street Mitchell 9-4387. WHY PAY MORE? Why take less Main St. Gentlemen preferred. 9 screens, awnings, oil heat, large Directors last night that the town for Ralph Scudieri of 866 Center confidential service. Manchester era, all colors, also females. than genuine Youngstown aink lot, many flowering ohruba, abode Bo l t o n will probably start next Tuesday St., the only other 'nominee. PHILCO appointment caU CHapei 6-6735. Many To Choose From down. 1946 Chevrolet club coupe. delivery. Henry A. Sawyer. Coll Investment Corp., 244 Main street. 3d. 9-0426. Hazel St. Tel: MI. 9-2170. 1940 Chevrolets (4), 1941 Chevro- RockvUle 5-5313. units. Modernize now at terrific trees. Very convenient to bus, Just listed — a well built .five or its part in the elimination of The vote cut across party lines GLEAM ALL R «f. S»e EXPERT OORSETRT service in 30. 3-5418. savings. All sizes in stock, $99.95 room expandable Cape Cod on POLISH 29c lets, 1941 Pontiacs (*», 1941 Ford THE NEW 3tANCHE:STER Pet Fuel and Feed 49-A PLEASANT, FURNISHED room-, school and shopping. For..appoint­ the Hilliard Street underpass. with the three Democrats, Mrs. your home. Trixie foundations. CHORCEe s MOTORS club coupe, etc. Douglas Motors. up. E Z terms. Benson's, 1085 suitable for two persons. One ment to inspect, cOl W ner, MI. large lot. Steam heat, oil' fired, He said ;ieveral utility com­ Iltzpatrick, Mahoney, and Paton, 80 Oaklaprd St. — MI-9-9483 CONSOLIDATE NAGGING DEBTS Center, 995 Main St., invitea you SEASONED Hardwood for fire­ Main. 3-6096. fully insulated, artesian well, good Aida Adams, 53 Durant St. MI. 333 Main. Household Services into one'easy monthly payment. to visit peU of all kinds. Con- block from Main St. Phone MI. panies a.s well as the Orford Soap voting for Swonaonj. a prominent V 3-8160, coll after 5 p.m. place, furnace and range. Immedi­ 9-3884. condition. Full price $11,900. Company and.the New York, New Republican. 1940 PONTIAC SIX. In good condi- Offered 13-A Fair rates with a comfortable pay­ necUcut bred Parokeeu. 3d. ate delivery. Call Glastonbury, MANCHEISTER —Lovely six room Haven and Hartford Railroad will Swonaon, then a member of the RIDERS WANTED. I drive from Uon. Good ru bber..^ . 9-0549 after ment schedule. Connecticut Mort­ 9-427?. Hours Monday through MEdford 3-2933 after 5. Machinery and Tools 52 AT THE CENTER, comfortable Cape'Cod, breezeway and attached 6 p.m. / Auto Accessories— Tires 6 CORNICES, Drapes and slip coveri gage Exchange, 27 Lewis St. Call Friday, 10 to 6:30, Wednesday MANCHESTER hr.ve n part in the work. OOP Town Committee, led the SAVE! SAVE! the Shut Side to Middle Turnpike rooms, single ^ or double. 14-16 oversize garage, fireplace, oil Not everyone can work there at arriving at Gas Co., Pearl Street, custom made by Classic Decora­ Frank Burke. CH. 6-8897 any week closed at 2 p.m. S. ft H. Green WE BUY-Sell-Trade-Rent power Charming five room. Cape Cod local Taft-for-Preaident Club be­ FOR TIRES, Tubes and batteriea Wadsworth St. heat, beautifully landscaped lot. the same time, Sheekey said, and fore the last election. Swanson Hartford. Hours 8 to 5. MI. 3-7716. DcCORMIER MOTORS tors, 41 Oak St. For free estimate day or 'til Saturday noon ta talk stamps. Garden— Farm— Dairy i mowers, chain saws, tiUera, gar­ with attached garage in vei-y de­ ON ALL contact‘ your Goodyear Service call MI. 9-2730. Excellent location. For further in­ several days will have to be al­ headed a group within the Repub­ about first or second mortgages. Products ’ 50 den *ractors, outboards, power NICE CLEAN Rooms, heated, con­ formation and appointment to in­ sirable location. Hot water heat, RIDE WANTED between Rolling SAYS: ^‘There’s nothing Store. 718 3Iain Street. 30. TROPICAL FISH hobbyist selling lavatory first floor, full bath sec­ located to each firm. lican Party which attempted to 9-5390. Use our easy pay plan. tools. Terms arranged. Capitol tinuous hot water. Prefer couples spect call the Ellsworth Mitten Poric and State Office Building, magic about it, we merely buy out healthy stock of Guppies, 10c FULL LINE Burpee flower and Equipment Co., 38 Main Street. or men. MI. 3-5002, Agency, Realtors. Ml. 9-9831, ond floor. Large lot and many O F F SM ALL Hartford. Hours 8 :30 to 4 :30. WILL CLEAN stUcs, cellars, ashes Busings Opportunities 32 each. 41 Green Road, any lime. garden seeds. Budget Center, 91 extras. Pull price $16,500. "7^ and,s%ll only the best in Used MOTOR SALE, ^ew motor guar­ removed. Reasonable. 30. 9-4291. 3-6930. Phone MI. 9-3879. antee. Ford, Chevrolet, Mercury, Center St. Phone MI. 3-4184. APPLIANCES Cairs AND then BACK UP AN ESTABLISHED sods shop 95 1953 FORD Ranch wagon. All ' SKILLED ' apartment .or rent by young cou­ Opposite Ssulters Pond,-'k four 9/lt46. . . I PHILCO metal all purpoise- vehicle Low. DeCORMIER MOTOR tor. Cordner,Auto School. MI. ing and aiding. Frda esUmatea. ing Field, ; ROY AL AND Smith-Corona port­ radio. You save 170,, EZ terms. room Cape Gbd in Rolling Park. 9A010, JA. 7-3680. Call 3U. 9-8933. Benson's, 1085 Main. ple. No* children or pets. MI. low down payment., Balance 36 , SALES I ' '■ ; able and . standard typewriters. 9-2736. Now vaepnt; Haa storm wihdowa, BOLTON HILLSIDE. 4 * / room ! i^ U ia . Honest Douglas. 333 Main. We also have the largest All makes of adding machines , MEN arpealte drive, fireplace and many ranch, combination, kitchen, din­ 24 Maple St. Manchester DRIVING Instructions from your Ro o f in g , siding and carpentry line for home demonstrators. sold or rented. Repairs on aU ing room, fireplace, . double- home, Dual-cor.troi uiaureo cor, BENDIX Dryer. 2*J ye' rs old. Ex­ WANTED—2 or .3 unfurnished other features. Priced at $13,200. Alterations on^additions. Call­ makea. Marlow's. rooms for elderly gentleman, im­ closets. alidlhg doors, ' garage, PHILCO Reg, $299.95^ 129*’* -JO k n »» 1947 CADILLAC Siedan, radio.'heat standard or sutomoUv. Ca!t Man- We are the originators of cellent condition. $50. MI. 9-9155. Definitely will qualify for a G1 10 1 ings;’ Wprkmkhship guaranteed. S TOOL DESIGNERS mediately or in hear future. Phone many extras. Lot 107 x 150. ' no- 1939 ^ e v r ^ e t 2-Dr.—Runs weH,] er. goodT ■» Urea,T--- * sharp-looker, svrvmvi , IlJUlU*liydro chestei Orivuic Academy. PI. A. A. Dion. Inc., 299 Abtumn the plastic party plan in New 8>,4 FOOT Coldapot refrigerator, loan. . ■ ■ FuU price 385. matic drive. Douglas Motors, 333 2-7249, ToU free. . England. Ml. 9-3788; development. Only, $6,500. Carlton' street MItch«'J 3-A860. lesa-tUon two yeara old. Like new. MANCHESTER - W. Hutchins. MI. 94132, 9-4694, 3Iain ■Very reasonable. Can arrange ‘to • DETAILERS 1946 DeSoto Custom Sedan—Ra­ YOUNG Working cOuple, with no An older home in s very choice Manchester Ml-3-7557 suit. 3U. 3-4165. DESIGNERS children, desire 8 or 4 room un­ WAPPING—Six room' house, first! dio, heater and’ automatic 1954 .CHEVROLETS, 2-doors beau- Garages— Service—Storage 10 Roofing r$-A 4>.J central location. Four bedrooma ahift. Only 395 down. tiful colors. 1954 Pontiac Star furnished apartment. Call MI. and two batha. Oil ateam heat. floo'r has ntubem kitchen, wired i SAVE! ON THESE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES B.P.S. PAINT for all exterior and •TOOL and DIE MAKERS 3-7636 after 6. lor electric range, dinette, living, Chief, Catalina, teeny-weeny mile- WANTED: Garage or storage ROOFING—SpecUUlxuig In repair­ AVON COSMETICS has opening for interior painting work. Budget WANTED Two car garage. Immediate oc­ 1046 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan—Ra- space. Parker St. area preference room and bedroom.' Plastic Ule - Reff. $42.95 Reg. $34.95. Holywood .age on each. Full 90-day guaran­ ing rbofa o f all kinds. Also new a mature woman who needs extra Center, 91 Center St. Phone MI. •.MECHANICAL FOUR ROOM unfurnished rent for cupancy. Only $13,000. . dio and heater. 310'down. tee, bank finai^ing. Bob Oliver MI. 3-8270. . - money. Call Mrs. Curtis, JA. bathroom, new furnace, electric | Westinghouse roots. Gutter work. i Chimneys 3-4164. Small farm. 8-10'acres. — ^ quiet middle-aged couple. Call MI. hot water heater, artesian w ell,' Convertible O C hM the best in ' cars at Center cleaned, repaired, 26 yean* ox- S-2491 after 6 p.m. T. J. CROCKETT, Broker . 1946 Nash Sedan — Radio and; Suitable for raising of vege­ 3- 8321. 244 Main Street copper plumbing. T\vo rooms on Roasters $32.95 Broiler and GriU heater. Full price only 3295. Motor Sales. 461 Main St penence. Free esUmateo. Call •CRANE■’ HEATING boiler and GARAGE FOR Rent on Foster WANTED—Reliable woman to baby oil burner. Ebccellent condition. • TOOL and GAUGE Phdhea; Office MI-3-5416 second floor partially finished, one : No pioney down. | Street. MI. 9-9894. Howiey. Manchestar MItcheU tables, some poultry. Must WANTED — Apartment or House. car garage and tool shed, chicken ! Reg. 589.95 Universal Reg. $54.95 1952 LINCOLN Cosmopolitan hard­ 3-5361. I alt, one child, 8 or 4 nights a week Low price for quick sole. May be INSPECTORS First class comfort. Three bed- Residence Ml-9.7751 top, sport coupe. Two tone, all sc- or whUe mother-worka. MI. 3-5966. seen at 295 Cooper Hill Street. be on main highway. Would coop. Approximately four a.cres of Jet 99 Cleaner C C O O C Hollvwood Barbecue O C 1941 Pontiac Sedan — Full price rooms, good neighborhood, good cleared land. On bus line. - 3140. No money down. , cesspriea, low mileage plus sno- prefer to have city water. • GAUGE MAKERS schools. Responsible executive. (with attachments) Broiler caps. MI. 3-8324. I Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 COMMERCIAL FREEZER, 20 cu. SIX ROOM single, good location, Seven mllefe - from Manchester. ; Heating— Plumbing 17 Help wantetl— l||j[ale 36 Call - collect, Danielson Prescott furnace heat; garage, nice lot. ,1948 Packard 2-Dr. Sedan—Radio ft. Suitable home or business, Call Manchester MI-9-0493 • PRECISION GRINDERS $12,500. Bixclusive with -Frances K. ■ 1950 TRIUMPH Tliunderbird.' New 4- 9605, extension 56 from 8 toPriced 5. right at $l0.800f 8. A. Wagner, Realtor, MI. 9-0028; Reg. $69.95 ‘ and heater, good condi*''n. BEFORE YOU Buy a used cor GUARANTEED Plumbing and APPRENTICE WET machine tend­ r'estsurant double : sink, misc. NOW $40.00 OFF ON A U motor, all accessories. Beautiful heating. Alterations and' new after 6 P. M. Bcechler, Realtor. Phone MI. Eureka Cleaner ^ 1 ^ , ^ O R Only 395 down. See Gorman Motor Sales. Buick condition, $475. 71 Waddell Rd. MI ers. Apply Colonial Board Co., 615 equipment and groceries for sale. •SHEET METAL -•SECOND FLOOR, 2400 sq! ft., Soles and Service. 285 Mom work. Perms glass electric and 35 Oak St. . » 3-6969. COVENTRY—6^ room Cape Cod ] NECCHt SEWING. MACHINES 3-6844. Parker-Street. » - MECHANICS plenty . rght, two lavatories, three (atone) houoe. Two bedrooms with j Lawn roll«rs, spodts, shovtis, rokti, whc«lbarrows, (with attachments) 1947 Hudson .2-Dr, Sedan — Good etroet. 3atcheU-9-4S71. Open eve- gas water heaters sold and in­ front rooms, suitable light manu­ MANCHESTER — Cape Cod, four condiUon. No money down. nlnga. stalled. rime payments arranged. MARRIED Man, general farm BATH TUB, BOWL and basin. 49 three built in bureaus and Ule • handy carts, qardon hoM, lawn mowers, power • JIG BORERS facturing, large office holla Apply finiahed rooms, expandable attic, bath up. Large living roomr-kitch-' Business Services Offered 13 Skelle.v Brothers ICtchell 9-8714. work, including pasteuring, e.\- Oxford St. Phone MI. 3-6923 after Backer, 36 Oak. immaculate throughout, .large mowers, lawn sweepers. ‘ ONLY DOUGLAS will oell you a pcrienced desired but not neces­ 5 p.m. en and dining area; bedroom; • experimental kitchen with dinette area, fire­ downstairs. Oil hot water heat,! McCLURE AUTO CO., Inc. Ikte model car os low u $145 HAROLD ft- SONS. Rubbiah ref Millinery— Dressmaking 19 sary. Kingsbury Dairy, call Coven- OPEN SPACE-r-r Industrial Man­ ■ oowji. We do not ask you to take LOAM— Rich top soi}, delivered. MACHINISTS place, hot water heat, blinds, ; electric: hot water ■ heater, well | moval, also cellara cleaned. Call tiy PI. 2-7472. chester. Enclofed 'by 8 ft. metal storm windows, rumpus room in WHITE, RED aid YELLOW ONION SETS SPECIAL IN OUR TV DEPARTMENT 373 3toin Street a loon from a bknk pr finance Ml. 9-4034. ALTERATIONS, Dreoamoking to No. 1 grade, $3 yard, No. 2 grade, LOOKING FOR 'i . ' fence approximktely 10.000 sq. ft. landscaped, approximately 3 v:re8 , company to complete your down w a n t e d —Janitor to take charge $2.50 yard. Washed atone, .sand, - cellar, ameaite drive. Only $12,400. -of land, 30 X 30 Storage building, TeL lfI-9-9442—Open Evenings fit you expertly. Quick service, Apply ‘ Low rental. Also garage IS x 25, PhpQe Barbara Wooda Agency. SEED POTiATOES FOR EARLY PUNTIND payment. PooiUvely only $14S GUARANTEED Top quality tele- reasonable prices. Will coll at at aiMUtmenU. Write Box R, Her- gravel, fill. Nuoodorf Sand and fireproof-concrete floor. Rockville or poultry house, nice location. I ONLY 3 LIFT ONLY 2 LER viEon oervlce. Golla received be­ old. Stone Co. MI. 9-7408. OFFICE SPACE Employment Office Ml. 9-7702. Tel. PI. 2-7582. Reg. $349.95 21” Console Stewart Reg. $339.95. 21” Table Model ‘>«y»« your home, ,lf desired. CbOl MI. 5-9413. '■-) . \ - i w . $296 buya a 1952. No addiUon- fore 9 p.m. will be oerviced oome 9-4370. Mrs. Brunelle. LOCA'HON COUNTS-Sae thU cus­ Warner with UHF Stewart Warner with UHF. ' 2962 ^SIEVROLET tb-too plck-uu night. ML 9-1347. Saturdays ■dark groen. Low i^ S ge ol aide notes or loans. We guaran­ IN A 100% tom built Cape Cod home on Bald­ Wanted— Reftl Estate 77 Mahogany , tee to sell Under the above terms ALTERATIONS on women's and , 8 A. M. to 12 Noon .Houses For Sale 72 win road. Five rooms attached ga­ Cbevrolat Co.,. T il Main WIRING INSTALLATION at oU children's Clothes. ' Ml. 9-9022. i cabinet 8t. 30. 9-5238. I with notes as low Ss $40 monthly. SEPTIC TANKS LOCATION rage, landscaped lot 97 .x 197. LISTINGS WANTED - Single, $269.95 $239.95 Good credit la our only roquire- typeo. No job too email. Pater Mrs. Pelletier. Weekdays ‘ ^ DIRECT FROM owner. Six room VETERAN AND , . Cape Cod (3 unfinished), imraacu- Priced for quick sole, $16,500. two-fomliy, three-family, bual- Douglas Motora, 333 M«in Partoluk, 40 Faster street. PboM WITH AVAILABLE Jarvis Realty Co., 654 Center St. noat property. Hava many cash UHF CONVERTERS AH Chamwl ANTENNAS S12.9S I ^ R A GOOD Uoed car or a new Mitchell 9-7303. ■ "8 A. M. to 4:.30 P. M. - late condition, complete in every OldomofaUa with iRocket engine Moving— Tracking PARKING SPACE? MI. 3-4112.' - I buyers. Mortgages arranged IOW-TlESS3.n s a y n e ig h b o r s . We have an un- ' ■ and - \ PLU88ED SEWERS detail, $12JOQ. MI. 9-630$. ' $19.?S A1 Catalano, at the Mon- d o o r s o p e n e d , keya fitted, . Storage PMoae call George L. Groriodlo. w o l l y g ^ iMo Chevrolet. One A- ■ ’, EAST HARTFORD. Oak' Straat — RjtaltffT. MItcheU 3-5878. 109 ehoMor 34otor Solca! 30. 3-4184 copied, vacuum cleonera,, Irono, ' We hate Just auch offices PRATT and WHITNEY ' EAST HARTFORD. Beautiful Sun­ U agree it’s well pre- MANCHESTER — Package Deliv­ Lovely new throe bedroom ranch. Hoary street . ■• oervad. Honest Douglas, 333 3Uln. guna, ate., repaired. Sbeora, Machhit C lu i^ awaiting your inspertion. set Ridge. Three homes priced 2®M 'OIEVROLJCT . )A*ibn pickup, ery. Local light trucking aqd WIFE AIRCRAFT from $17,200 to 323,900. See these Fire{doce, Ule bath, hot . water Ibflaacnt conUtlaa, 3746. Carter vknivcs, mowera etc., put into con­ For complete information heat, qil. picture book kitchen. CASH WAITING for any typo real RADIO.-TELEVISION package delivery. Rofrigoraton. Nc)3d 3 or 4 room apart* 8eptl0 Toaka, Dry WMls. Sower todayj The Escort Ag«ncy'. - MI. diUon for comlpg needA Bralth- woohera and stove moving a see Prank Miller Picture windows, full cellar. 'Nice eaute you have to eeU. First and 222®*^ °»• «t- >a. 1931 PLYMOUTH Fordor WBlte. 82 Peeirl otreet. ment, anfqmiahed. No chil* tig eg laotoiled OMar .Water* 3-7633. . r « ^ well. Phone 3n. 9-6053. specialty. Ml. A0753. ' Preeifigg Oeoe. Dlvielea ef Uolted Aircraft locsUon. Near bus. BuUt by, a oecond m ortgogt money av'oUable. AND APPUANOE* ' ' meUcuioua builder. A. borne you'll Also •iatinga wonted Cali <• The GONDER'S T.V. Service, mvolfoble d m or pets. Life-tong i^ * THE SAVINGS SANK C ei^ratieo EAST HARTFORD. Near presriit ‘360 MAIN ST. TBL.: MI*t*4lM AUSTIN ,A . CHAMBERS 00., dents of Maneh^er. high schpol. Several homes priced be happy to liva with and proud to Jofanson E nding ' Oompanyn 953 STATION ..Wagon, any•wa^ze ttna. «--. —Antenna — ■er^avvamaam**converslafia avvqM*local' AOU and lOflflong OlVUUndiotonca n M c Ki n n e y i k o s : yiGHI'S ,19«. ExcaUent/condiUon. FirM OF MANCHESTER^ aaa Mala at, com ■artfetS In.tha tlS.eoo brscltet. Tha Eacott show o ft $11,800. To inspect coU Main * t ML.3-7433. Evenings ML 34 i>EPOT SQUARE TELMI-9-Sa74 W cofort^aupervlaed aorvicAj . - jgL SKWBRAOE OUPoiUUL (X>. Ooodcblld. Realty Co. ML ,3-7335, ' 34013.' . ■ ' ■ - 3339 It. 131 Lov^ Lon*. ML 9 ^ * CAU MItelM* 3-SN3 U9-I83 Peerl St. TW. 10-4-1391 Ageocy, Xa. 3^7633,. ,xeL ML 9-1696. » / Hartford CHapei T-1431 .:/ ♦ '.\ ... ■■ \ (• V A'-. ■1 r . / - * i I

PAttE THmTX-TWO. -X' .JV-,;- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1984 Sttentng l| m lb X Average Dally Net Preas Run Far tha .Weak BaUM A|m1I a, 1854 Membora of HoaO Oo. No. 3, The Golden Ago Club will meet Tha Sacred Heart Mothera Circle The Rev, Paul Fryhliiig,,who is 8MFD, are requeated to meet at tomorrow at S p.^ .n. In the ban- will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. with conducting the aeriea of aerVioea at About Town the firehouse at 7:30' tonight to .quet room of Orange hall, E. Cen­ Mra. John V. ISheg of Vernon. t h e Covenant - Congregational proceed from there to the Watkina ter Street. The usual games will Church this Weak, on the the^e 11,167 B. *ni« rummac* m 1« aponaored by Funeral Home to pay hat re^>ects be enjqyed and refreshments will "The Cross Lights the Way," wlR / ■ Member of tha Aa tha Siatarhood of Tampla Bath to Mra. ‘Ihomaa D. Graham, whose be served. President, George D. The WBA Junior "Review' drill S'Shaped SunaiVe Slats are Light/ Flexible Bnreaa at team will Jiave a fbod aale tbmor* speak tonight on the subject "B e­ t - 8hok>m, near fo in f on.in tha vaa* son is a member of the depart­ Edwards extends a cordial invita­ /. te r—e-A City o f VUlaite Charm \ tha'TampIa,. will continua row at 9:30 in Hale'a store. The hold I Am Coming Soon,” and at try ot m en t ■ - . - , tion to any man or woman, 50 or the meeting tomorrow night hie tMnonow; Aa uaumi in thaaa aalea, ' ■ '■ ri, over, to. join the group. • . committee in charge ih'cludes Mra. Kirsch S-shaped aluminum slats Ara many flna near aprinf ranuianta Jamea Noonan, Mrs. MutHgl Auden. topic will be "How to Pray." Spec­ Paul Pais:e, son of Mr. and Mrs. ial music ia provided at each serv­ V wafer-thin and feather-light, yet tough VOL.LXXlII,14O.160 (ClasalfM Advertlalag an gaga 18) MANCHEStER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1954 (TWENTY PAGES) ana Mine o ffa i^ and aarvicaable Rhilip Mahoi.ey, 1 0 'Drlv'e E. will Mrs. Bessie Farris and M n. Merle nrtlclaa of apparal for tha antira The drill team of Sunset Re- Lauro. .• > ice and all are welcome to attend.' and resilient. They can be flexed apart leave Chicago, III., on April 25 for bekah Lodge has been Invited to The Rev. Richard Tumwall of family. Mra. Hanry Roaanewaiy .la ah II day concert tour of the mid­ chalmian of tha aala and Mrt. put on their drill at the closing Sherman Holliater will apeak at HarUord ia song leader, . for raising and lowering the window. west with the North Park College meeting Saturday, April 10, In Irvine Goddard, Mra. laraal Good- a cappella choir. During the first the meeting tonight from 7 to 9 Of We make Klrsch Sunaire Blinds right Lindbergk Becomes Reserve General atlna and Mra. Nathan Sandala ara Norw’ich of the Reljekali State As­ the Garden Clinic at Manchester Mra. Charles S. Towle, 204 Green Sa K illed weekend of this month the choir sembly. A bus will leave from the Rd.. haa resigned from the Man- here at Findell’s to custom-fit your win- ^ ■aaoeiata chairman. toured lower Michigan. High School on "Trees — Shade, Center at 6:45 sharp: A few seals Ornamental, Flowering" and will bbester Republican Town Commit­ dows. Cali us for full information, and .v are still available if members will ted.in order to become more active A niaatine of tha Manchaater Ladies Ni|d>t will be obaeK'ed by answer questions. This will be Hol­ ./ notify Noble Grand Mrs. Mai jorie lister's second appearance at the in the League of Women Voters of prices. ■ . In Canada Aawciatlon for the Help o f Re­ the Zipaer Cluto on April 24. with a Conlon, Past President Mrs. Em> Manchester, - ' tarded Children will ha held to- turkey dinner followed by dancing. clinic- and the seaaiona are free to nm L. Netticlon and several of the all. '■ ' morrow at 8 p. m.. in the Guild other . members will attend the room of St. Mary'a Epiacopal The Britisu-Am'erican Club will meetings of the Assembly Friday Air Crash CSiiirch, Dr. Neil A. Dayton or a meet at 7:30 tonight at the club­ and Saturday. At the Lenten service tonight at f WE DO EXPERT 1 member of hia ataff ia expected to house, to go from there to Watkins 7:30 in Zion Lutheran Church. Rev. Moose Jaw, Sask., April 8 bo pheeent to ahow the “Manafield Funeral Home to pay re^x^ts' to Paul G. Prokopy will take for hia Finde/l mfg. co. \ Bporta Rtim for 1953." Mrs. Thomas D. Graham, whose The annual state conveirtion of topic "Condemned by Hia Enemies t = PIANO TUNIN8 4 (A^~Two plsnes crashed in the (Jonnectlcut Parent-Teacher That They and We All Might be * aon ia a memberb' of the club. m\ n CHESTER S R E E N the sir over the northeast Mr. and Mra. Clarence H. An- Assn, will be held' in Watetbury, Acquitted." The adult prospective'k -\ April 28 and 26, in the Wllby High KEMP'S, Inc. j section of this industrial town deraon attended the Beatem In- Edwin C. Lynn. 53 Foley ft., membership group will meet at | z today and nearly .SO persons Burance Aamta Oonference at the has been nai:^ed to the dean’s list School on Grove St.' 6:30. 1 ^ Sheraton IMaca Hotel in Boaton of the College of Fine 'Arts of - ’ X •'_____ - . : were reported killed. First ac­ Sunday throueh Tuaaday. Mr. An- Syracuse University, Syracuse. counts frdm the scene said 16 deiaon, whoae aeaacy ia located at N. T. bodies had been'recovered. Chosen Committee Counsel Ti E. Center S t, ia a member of One of the pignea was a Trana- W ilson PI911 F ixes the Ooonectieut Aaaociation o f In- The University of 'Vermont Canada Airlinea ^ r t h S^ar, a four* ' aurance Afenta. alumni of Uie Hartford area. are / planning Sk^inner meeting at the engine craft capabta ^ carrying 48 Polar Zone City Cluh, Hartford, bn Wednes­ pa8sengers^ The plane, equivalent Policy for day, ^ r i l 21, at 7 p.m. Dr. Carl o( the DC6, la the largMt used by W. Bo^m ann, prasident of the ■TCA. \ . uniVeraity, will be guest speaker. R adar Net Washlni^n, April 8 — A All Services Alumni Intereated in attending The other was a : ainpe-engihe / >■ former Na$^l(at^l officer who was aa may secure reservations bv con­ Harvard trainer, from a ''^oyal Washington, April 8 (/P)— tacting Mrs. George M. Ellt* of Easter ^(ade Canadian Air Force flying school signed to a Vartime intelligence WsshingtoRr April 8 (/P)— \- MODESS Wethersfield. outside Mooae Jaw, a city of south, Secretary of Defense Wilson unit in New York City, teatifled Secretory of Defensei Wilson em Saakatchewan lying betwem said today survey work for a today that inforiHation it gathered today announced a revised Mr. and Mra. J. Herbert Finlay, Regina and Swift Currant. new Canadian-United States on Communists Was passed along security program designed, M Phelps Rd„ left today for The crash came about 10;15‘ a.m. Oiarlee, A. Lladbcrgh, left, lebrigadier general In radar warning chain across to the FBI ’ ‘as fast as we re­ Florida, where they will spend a shapes summer skirt^ Headliners. “ to clean out and keep out” (12:15 p.m. ISST), Air Foi«e Reserve by Air Seen |ary Harold Talbott. The ceived it." month. They will make a leisurely ■ler, aow 5Z. recently wM reapp< in t^ to the Resoive alter the rim of North America “ is of the armed forces persons trip South, stopping at various Both planes plummeted down aiid William J. O'Hara, now a Mt. an aTHwace nf several years, /lie eurrea ly Is sen lng as a member already well advanced." ■Vernon, N. Y „ lawyer, was a wit­ deemed to' be security or places of interest en route to St. No wonder . . . we show the disintegrated when they hit the earth. of a hMrd aained to select A location thr an Air Force Academy. This new system is north of the ness before the Senate Internal loyalty risks. Petersburg, where Mrs. Bessie skinny/ and scrumptious grandest fashions! Just see the (Defease Department Photo,/vla AP Wirephoto). "Pinetree C5iain" of aircraft Mead of Cleveland; aunt of Mrs. Officials in Moom Jaw fdenti- Security Subcommittee whlqh Is ■Wilson announced the new di­ few we’ve ilustrated here . . . All warning stations which was start­ looking into reports t h a t ^ c in­ Finlay, haa been spending the field the North Star aa TCA ed four years ago, Wilson said in rective, and the security-loyalty winter. She will return with them the finest in fa.shion-minded flight No. 9. It was reported en a 'statement. A simultaneous an­ telligence imit'e fliei oh Cohfmun- irardaticks It lays down, at a pub­ ists were destroyed. for a visit here before leaving for fabrics, the careful cutting and route to Vancouver from Montreal. nouncement was made in Ottawa. lic hearing before the Senate home. shaping that means quality and Twenty-Mven persona, including The far North radar- warning Cite* Destruction Order Armed Services Committee. IHAPIt \ " •: Sen€ftors See U. S. lasting good looks. the crew, were believed aboard. aystem ia placed to detect air­ Chairman Jenner (R-Ind). ha.i Provides Standards Mother Cabrini Mothers Circle THE T\$’o persons were reported in the craft coming over the polar cap. said there was a White H o u ^ or Ita objective, he said, is to pro­ will nicet tonight at 8 at the honije NiW Majestic designed these cotton broadcloth silhouette-skirts! Harvard. . Other. Systems Ready der in 1944 for their deatractlon. vide uniform standards for th* of Mrs. Joseph Lynch, 117 Del- O'Hara's testimony was''^Lhe flrat iiwounn The airliner crashed on a golf Wilson also announced a build­ Army, Navy and Air Force and mont St. Pellon made them possible! Yes, Pellon . . . the new . course, strewing bodies over a In Indochina War suggestion that the Information “ to apeed up our procedure* for up of the warning system over wonder-under ^ at keeps a straight skirt straight and a 'x wide area. The other crashed into the northern Atlantic and Pacific was in any case preserved in FBI getting such individuala out of the Small Box ^ 'hortheastem Moose Jaw. Two Oceans. files. service and for keeping them oub" billowing skirt that way, weighty crinolines. Washington, April 8 (i that the administration Intends to ' Before O 'H a ^ was called, an Wilson also announced another without houses were reported set on fire. take limited action — beyond the He aaid: Senate Rapoblican leader "It ia obviously Just aa im­ ex-Navy yeomlm, John J. Wendt directive which, he told the com­ What’s most wonderful, they pop out of suds or suitcase present program of furnishing of Brooklyiyfiad testified that the mittee .orders a review of the cases SIGNS Knowland said today C o r military supplies to the French portant to have early warning of ALL KINDS . ‘ 2 5 “ 10 aircraft approaching target areas unit had built up cabinet drawers of all personnel cleared under •riHJW HAUeo and-back into perfect position! Navy, black, greas might withhold a de­ Union forces ~ but added "In my full of/Information on Commu­ prior dlrectiveb. in North America from over the ED'S SIGN CO> paprika red, clay brown, / Ex^tom Chief cision on foreign aid until opinion there ia no such-thing as nists And Communist activities, AU together, he aaid. "w e hop* America’s Allies decide how limited action.” sea as from ’ over northern Can­ moqtly in the New York 4rea. this will really do the job. We a n Mlfclidl 3-82*8 $39.95 "Does Secretary’ of State Dulles' ada. For thia reason, the United confident that it Will.” Denies H-Bomb to respond to Secretary of statement that the Chinese Com­ States government is expanding / n c ••id theae files "disappeared" State Dulles’ call for collec­ the early warning barrier across An June. 1944. "1 have come here this morn­ munists have almost come to the Jenner said in advance of the ing With a single purpose in view/* tive action on Southeast point where we would take niaa- the northeastern and northwest^ Work Delayed ern approaches to North Amerita. hearing, the first public session in Wilson said in a statement, n t Asia. sive relatiation against them mean the inquiry, that the testimony is to give concrete assurance to 'almost' for us, too?” he asked. "The Alaska radar ,y , t m is coonilnated with those in £mnada was intended "to fit only one piece this committee and to g)l con­ Hartford, April 8 —Sumner' (In .lqndqn, informed sources into a vast jig-saw puesle." Many RAY H. 7ENKINS cerned that the matter o f sub­ T. Pike, former chairman of .the Washington, April 8 (fl*)— ' said today U.' S. Secretary of State and the continental Unltad States, and the development or air home other phases remain to be ex­ versives. Communist ayxiipathixera, U. 8. Atomic Energy Commission, Two Senators today spoke of Dulles intends to fly to Europe plored, he added In an interview. or other such security in tho j next week for top level talks with radar is well advanced.” said today thSt-'Reir. McCarthy the sending of U. S. Naval A brief announcement from the armed forces is hieing carefully 15 SO HUMAN.., French and British leaders on subcommittee, aaid the witpesaes, worked out." "should either prove or withdraw and Air units into the Indo­ “ united action" to safeguard south­ (Continued o in S g e Nineteen) not named, "handled the Navy’s The new dltecUve declares hia charge that CommuhisU chinese fighting as a pos­ east Asia from Communist domi­ Communist files in New York and McCartliy vs. A^my general policy tha. the Defense AND SO NATURAL Sizes caused an 18-month delay in hy­ sibility and one said, "It looks nation.) Boston" during. World War II and Dept, will SMOum* that acceptance drogen developments. to me as if we are on the edge The sober comment in Congress would be asked "about disposition, or retaQtion o f any member o f the followed renewed expressions by Fre^h • Forces Pike, a member of the commis­ of the files when the district anti­ armed services' is clearly con- 10 to 18 of war there.” President Elsenhower and Secre­ communist units were broken, up sistfAt with tho interest o f na- sion from 1946-51, was in-Hart­ San. MeCtarran (D-Nev), who Hearinfts April 21 WHiN YOU WBAR A. ford attanding the opening meet­ tary of State ^ l l e s o f the ad- during 1S4L" . - \ - v J I |- tlotmt seairity “ imlesi and until • mad# this aatlnukte in an intar- minlstration's determination that an Up Near ■detacmlmtjon to the contrmnr is ing of -the recently formed New vlew, aatd, "If wa should sand In a dinner speech here last England regional Atomic Energy Iqdochina muat not fall to the Jan, 28 honoring the subcommit- uado." . in Naval and Air Forces now, it Communlats, and indications froi Washingion, April 8 (/P)—^Titel lawyer Rayj H. Janlfiiia However,’* it contlnuee, "when $ Commission. He ia a member of Would only bring the"(7hinasa Com­ ien Bien Phu tee'a former counsel, Robert 7.98 the 12-member group which la abroad, that U. S. Allies are Morris, Jshner said a Navy had orders today to'be ready to'Jaunch 13 davs from how creditable infortnstijn which raise* / munists in force and then I don't moving as fast aa U. S. offl the queation o f security ia received studying ways,'whereby such ener­ sea how we could avoid asnding countcrlntelllgenc* unit in New ublic Senate hearings aimeid at finding the [truth In the gy can be used for peace-time pur­ might wish in forming a cqafltioi Hanoi, Indochina,. April 8 (/P)— York was broken up in 1944 and S action wtU be taken to determine troops.” on defense of southeast Asia. French Union troO|.o, fanning out [cCarthy-Army row. • — \------whether acceptance or retention is poses in thia area. ita flies were ordered deetroyed: father from KnoxvUle, Tenn., took k P C * "I don't see any basis for 8en. Ases TJmitsd Action’ ^g«M Dispatches from London and over a wide area around DIeii Bien These files, he said, "had the consistent with the tntereots ct the job of special counsel yesterday l • - O U F t A ^ l l i r m S McCarthy's charges," he said in an San. ' Mansfield (D-Mont), a Paris indicated both /Britizh and Thu today, destroyed a long string national security. and with a public pledge to fulfull itj ■' -ip A A A A H l o "In no case wtU ■ ny persm rea­ You feel deeper' pride in. wearing t interview Ih Governor Lodge's of­ Foreign. Relations Committee ofs^ em y trenches being built for (Coatinned on Page Eight) member, said he had heard reports a assault on the northwest with “ no prejudice,, no bias. sonably believed to have at any fice. • " (Continued on -Page' Sevea)') "I have . no record, publicly or Kuppenheimer because this famous makw The atomic ex;.ert said it would Indochina bastion. jConvictlon of time engaged in any o f the activi- Sixty rebels were killed in the otherwiee, aa to Sen. McCarthy or tiee listed . . . be ai.polnted or en­ be dlfftciUt, -however, to force the- what haa come td'be known as Me- takes gmter pride in handcrafting their Wisconsin Senator to eltha’,' prove operations, the French sakl. listed in any o f «he armed serviceh 'T-Gtenadfs nnd tank guns were Arrests Build Ctarthyiam," he told a.newe confer­ without the approv.-l of the eepfe- the chargee or withdraw them. ence. E. Merl lYoung ,'.clothes» . , every stitch, every detail "Whenever you try to get Sen. used to crush in the rebel diggings tary of the armed servica ,hoa- Police in Hunt on a sector almoet tWo'mile.i went As special counsel to. the Senate cemed." McCarthy into a corner on some New Unrest in Washington, April 8 oF) — The o f styling, eve^ Usuc,” ha adde^, "he jumpa to an­ and southwest of tlie heart of the Investigations Subcommittee, be nrectlv* oa Draftace other thing." fortress. Then infantrymen cloeeJ said, he Intends to dig for and pre-1 U. 8. Ctourt of Ap|tahls today af- In the casea ot draftees the di- tefinetnem of fit Pike aeid that the hydrogen Slain W omah^ Husband in for hand-to-hand fighting to sent the facts in the bitter ebarg** firmed the perjury oon'vlctlon - of rectiva deda."es: rout the survivors. British Guiaiia involving McCarthy and high Army 1. “Known CommunlaU will not i- bomb had been thought of yee.e officials "without any favoritism. E. Merl Y^ung, a Itcy figure in the refieas the care ago but its development hinged French warplanes, sut^lied by Senate's headline-hiaklng invest- be inducted into the armed earv- New Haven, April 8 (A’l—Chan 'the United States, broadened their Georgetown, British Guiana, in as fair aind impartial a manner;, ., . _ . » icei." and skill that partly on Jie experimenU with the Spencer, 37, sought in connectionstfon I know how'.’*- ■ - ' igation of Reconstruction Finance atomic bomb. bom'oing and strafing attacka on April 8 (API—The situation in this Oorp. operation^. 2. Inductees who do not "sa.tia- with the savage hammer slaying the rebels' supply lines.. Military British South American colony ap­ McCarthy, Wisconsin Republican, factorily” fill our loyalty quas- have enhanced ■ "The hydrogen bomb followed of his ea(r^gcd wife, ha^at least has agreed to etep aside teAiporar- At the saipF Um* the court the logical co'jrse of development," $50 on. hill person wheiyhe disap­ depots at Yenbay, on the Red River peared to deteriorate' today as po­ overturned the perjury conviction tionoairea or wheiae questionnairaa Sportswear 120 miles northeast of Dien Bien lice hardened their crackdowm on ily as the subcommittee's chairman diecloee "aig^ficant derogatory Kuppenheimer‘S. he explained. "Wheq we started peared, police reportedXoday. i while it probCB charges exchanged of Young's Older brother. Herachel tills atomic business U er^ weren't' Spencer cashed a check for that Phu, were blown up, tlie pilots demonstrators protesting the arrest Young. ./ Informationwill be acceptad Second Floor said, and several hundred trucks of* ousted Premier Cheddi Jsgsn, by him and top Army officials. into the service and retained on reputation enough experts on hand at the amount in the gcperal store at An Army report has accused Mc­ The.brothers, triqd' separately, time t o . concentrate on both the nearby N o r th fo ^ near his home, I hauling wai* materiel to the be­ leader of the leftist People's Pro­ each redelved a sentence of four non-sensitive assignments in the siegers were destroyed. gressive Party (PPP). Carthy ynd two of his aides of seek­ lowest' enlisted' pay grada per- through 78 years. atomic and hydrogen bomb field. at 8 a.m. yesterday, an hour nnd a ing.favored treatment for Pvt. G, months to. two yeaits. Both have half before discovery of the body ' (Fresh aerial aid was reported to Tension mounted as PPP leaders Arr*w.«ar,»w «liiH wMi , biurt, however, addressed to Spencer’s parents, dispersed without violence and sev­ didn’t take much stock in'the Mc­ Culled from AP Wires eral arrests were made. ’ entered on the payroll. dealt only with one chargeT'in Carthy suilkestion about, a Com- but hie declined to divulge their Demonstrators in other parts of Sears stepped out 'Diesday, - five volving Young's denial that while .^lAMS PBOTESriTO FEE Contents or to identity the parents ------’’T ■ the city were reported, to have West Hartford, .4pril 8'(J>>» (Continaed Mt' Page Eight) other than to say they live in Port Massachusetts Dept, of Natural (Cqatinued on Page Ten) (Continued oa PageFIfteea) The .Antericaa Badio Relay Washington, N. Y. stoned police. ‘Resources to ask for ruling on After breaking up the demon­ League aaid tedajr it haa Sled • Spencer was la«t seen in Wal­ whether Nantucket Island li part "stroag proteof* against a Fed­ lingford, about 12 miles north -of strations, police padlocked PPP of Bay State.. Communist Pei­ headquarters and arrested Rudy eral ComnraiilcadioBe Cemniia- U A . Will Consider here, at 9 a.m. yiesterday. That ping' radio says Chinese Natlonst- Aina ( FOC), proposal to charga was a half hour before-Mrs. Alex­ Luck, a party official and one of iat F47 fighter plane shot down off the lawyers defending Jagan and The McCarthy Story (4) the^aatloa’a r a ^ ansatcura • ander Evans. Mrs, Spencer’s moth­ fee for their statfen llcenaea. ■,t Israeli • Arab Fend China east coast. his ja iM associate* . . . e. f i er, found her " daughter's' fully World-famed composer Igor , r . > clothed body on a bed In the Jagan and Rve other PPP mem­ Stravinsky and party, get bum'a bers were arrested Isst Monday, STOCKS PUSH AHEAD ■ United Nations, N.Y., April 8 IB— Evans' Livingston St. home. A Net . York. ,4pril 8 (J^—Tha The U.N. Security Council turned blood stained claw-hammer lay on rijiah at Rome opera house because on charges of holding an illegal Reporters Quiz Senator the floor nearby.. MRS. MARGARET SPENCER their suits weren’t Of dress va­ procession, contrary to the emer­ 'stock market pushed ahead' A-lg- today to a debate that may lead to oronsiy today oa expanded vol- Riding or walk­ a general review of murderous Police aaid Mrs. Spencer appar­ riety. .Go vempr Lodge says Con­ gency laws imposed after hia gov- ■for.lEaster necticut cUlxena. deeply . indebted erhihent was ousted last October. ume. It was the secoad straight ing, you’ve never a • ■ ' ' 'israeli'Arab border raids in Pales­ ently was bludgeoned around 1 a.m. have reason to believe’ she was un­ aeoaioa of recovery for the mar­ upon her return, from a New York to Slaters of Mercy for their hu­ The British threw Jagan and his On Anti-Red Campmgn enjoyed such tine. faithful;" ket since the sharp heeak that Smart new atytes in top handle. Faillea, patent plaa- 'The council agenda listed rival dinner date with John W. Hurley, Warrant Issued manitarian services. PPP cabinet out then, charging it comfort and free­ tic, 'plastic calf and genuine leathers. Also straw Lebanese and Israeli complaints 34, of Branford, and Richard Nagle, Rita .'layworth reported leaving brought It down nhtupUy froaa Police have issued a viarrant (EDITOR’S NOTE:7Sea. Joseph^ttshed in ths congressional record the high of the y e a r.. dom in a bags and baaketa, with Tloral decorations. bu( western members hoped to 51, of West Haven. , ' charging Spencer (vith murder. New York for Key West, Fla., and . (COatlaiied ea Page Seven) lump them together as one item. Hurley and Nagle were ordeTed ccnference with fo.rmer husband, Mqparthy, In an Interview with a box score of the readita of what , Police said Spencer was seen two veteraa .Asaoelated Press re­ they have done. Do you plan any­ HE.\LTH HALTS ADL.AI TALK A C:oUncil president for this month held as material witnesses. Bonds early yeaterdny morninjf^ st a gen­ Prince Aly Khan, concerning flnan- ia Andrei Y. Viahihaky of the Soviet for each were set at $5,000. rlal aettlemeat for their daughter, porters, was naked about his'cans- thing similar to that'tn the near Chicago. April 8 ITi—^Fonnar eral store in the Northford-sectlon Luxembourg Signs palgn to dig out Cammaatsts. Here future? Gov. Adlal E. Steveaaoa today $ 2 - 9 8 t o Union, who twice this year has Police quoted one note as saying of North^Branford where he lives. PrinCeta Yasmin' . . . President vetoed western-backed Palestine in pa^: Eisenhower pays in~ speech intro- le aa up-to-date Matemeat of the McCarthy: It hadn't occurred to called aff wediend speaklBg en- resohitiOna that the Arkba dislike^. "I am reapoieible for, this—I duetiig new-. 6-cent "Liberty Europe Army Pact Senator’s views.) me. It might .be t. good idea. gagemeata la ladiaaa upoa tha (Coatlaued on Page Two) Q. Would you consider kbeping advice af his physician. Colors: Navy, black, tan, red, white and multi colorK Two ambassadors to the United Stamp." that America's greatness New Jewelry States—Abdul Monem Rifal from By JACK BELL a running bok score week by week besed on spiritual quality, not Luxembourg, April 8 (f» The Jordan and Abba Eban from Israel material things. / and REIMAN MORI.V or month by month, or something DON’T WOKRYf TEt'SlAN European Army plan had cleared Was liagton April 8 (iPi—Sen. of that sort? Kansas City, .\prll t H o ^ ’a large stock of wool gaUrdines. Shetlanda, -^are representing the two coun­ Speed limit of 10 miles an hour (our out of six parliamentary twiat and tweeds. tries .moat concerned in the debate. Bowles Talks about Politics, less-for. triicks and buses than for Joseph McOirtfay eaya "a aiseable A. If any of tha membera of Former PieaMeat Harry S. Tra- for Easter W ear Neither .is on the council and Jor­ hurdlce today but the highest still number" of the 81 he. listed in a th I committee wanted it. yea. - man said today that ha. wtU ax- passenger cars ■ on express high­ loomed ahead, and probably , far Q. I mepn (or your own per- dan is not in the U.N. ways proposed at safety confer­ Senate speech (our years a{,o aa plala Ip • toetpre April 18 that Lebanon acted on Jordan's behalf Skips Governor Race Plans -alMad. CommuniaU or fellow traveleia in always alluding perisda mt hysteria la this eana- Pastel shades in hecklacea, earrings, ence in New York . . Howard *nny Luxembourg ’ . the _ _ . . ' 9a hcMse mmeaw ■ tarmiPm ill in filing her complaint against ■ f Acmm, the State Department "have been to how many Chmmunista were ih try are aethtag ta worry ahoaL . bracelets and pina. Also tailored styles Bhibaker,, 72-y'ear-old editor and fourth nation to approve the Euro­ aUch a position or in such place. If Irsael a week ago. Four days later writer, • under- treatment. at Nor­ removed." in gold and allvar finish. 1. » «"■ I Hartford, April' 8 (AV^eater.£interested in and that is a Demo- pean Defense - Community- (EDCl you keep a box .score, wouldnit walk hospital for bums suffered In treaty last night when the Grand . Of 30 or more in defense plants HOLD 8 0 V I R EBSPONSIBLB ' (CoatlBoed oa Page Six) Bowles talked poliUcs in public] cratlc victory this fall.’ who pleaded the Fifth Amendment you have it at your fingertips? Bonn, Gananny, April 8 (AP)— and up last night fo r the first time in the in fighting brush fire on Westport Duchy’s one^house assembly rati­ A. I tmnk it ia a g o ^ idea, to Political speculation haa it that estate. fied it 46-4. The Parliament's four bMore McC?arthy's investigating The throe Weetem ARIes aa* CHi:RaiILL DISAGREES emrent eeason for pdlUicai talking. committee, "they have -dl been fact, .it is a 'good idea for _thc. Bounced today they wlO "cea* Bowlea is being outrun by former Baltimore A Ohio passenger Communist' deputies cast the,only speeches from now on. ' LoadoD, April 8 (^l— Prime' ‘Bowles, former Governor and y . 8. Rep. Abraham A. Ribicoff* either suspended or fired," the Sen­ Uane t* regard the Savlet Valea U. S. Ambassador to India, was a train plowing down for stop eel- votes against it. .Q. How would you break thia’ Minister ChnrchlU told the in the behind-the-scenes race for lides with 25-rar fprlght in (3eve- Others approving the six-nation ator aaiys. . ' , ' as the power reiponslMei for lha Siz^/SS to 48. Regahrs, longs and shorts. __ , . House of Commons toilay that speaker at a statewide conference The idea of a box scOra on the down, such a box score, in cate­ Soviet M W of Germany.’ ’- deepWn the Deniocra.ttc gubematprial nom­ land but no one is hurt. - . . Ital- pact so far are Belgium, The Neth­ gories? Yqu have talked about lit' hia opinion hia secret wnr- Vt Democratic womeh. ination in June. ^ Uins in-Rome welcome back with erlands and West Germany. . auccasa of tha committee has, he the recent grant e( aevereignty to tftiio atomic ngiecment. with Breaking his so-called political says, "a lot of merit.’’ Oommunista. You don't usually the Eaat Oer regiBie. “X^'We must ivn good candidates in much pomp 50 aft* treaaurea which Italy and France have yet to act. usa tha words ‘Tcllow traveler.’’ President Rnooevelt wonld hare alienee, didn't mean that. ffowles the state this year," Bowles coun­ Naxis carted off almost 10 yedrs The measure was introduced in the "I think it could'-e. useful.’’ he tkppUed iwlao ta the hydregen announced he's ready to a c c ^ t the .told two qUeatloners to an exclu­ You have said ih e ‘Oommunlst aa* , IN AirtOa DAMAGEDDAMAOEl)) seled. ‘The beat we can find for ago. Italian Ctsunber of Deputies Tues­ sodatea’’ You have' alao aaid ^ m h. CharchHFs atateaam t. Democratic nomination for gover- day, but M vote is e:q>ected ttntil sive recorded interview. Roy M. Metochen,]N. J., April 8 El— CEHOUSFi^nM every job. Cofuvectlcut is not an Australia mihlstar of labor aays "fifth amendment C^ommunlataJ’ E B n d e la reply to Laborite qaee- nor. ■ government will aa« troopa to load tbe'fsU, SRer parliamsnt's long Cohn, the committee's, chief coun* One hnadrap antes havd^ hw * easy stata foir.us Democrats. We Would you break that down into Qreen Stamps Given With Cash Sales tieao,)rnii ceanter to aa oRIcial This is athat he aaid: . / can't assume that the mistakes, of str^Ius arins and niuptyons for summer vacation. Committee study ael. also sat in on the session'. dasaagsd ea the eeaetoMyJUp* a( W E V I ^ R E E N S T A M ^ . White Hoaae view t|wt the ‘1 have no dealta for anything the Rwpuhlicana will bring us vie- Indocidha If dockworkarp hold up will takb at Isast a month. Than de- Her* arS tha questions, and Mo- gradations of thesa peoplar tin Phed Motor Oa. LtoeetoM ato 01 enry dlrialaa ptaat at Raritott- agreetaeat'jaade la QAehec.la for myself. I ani seeking nothing toty. We have, to count bn>', the faqt phipmenta. . . . Medical experts hata, and'perliaps Communist fUU- (Tarthy’a ahswerat v- A. I eupposa you would )iava to acanMap I weald ao»-apply, pmosiiaUy whataoever. say coracoh may contain secret of Q. Soma o f the chaiirmaa of in- I-', vaaUgatuig eammittoes have pub- a a P M ^ F e w y H-Sod|R> ‘’’fhere ia only o m thing I am 1) eura U r flier. -'. ' \ iCasMtotad Fafea ■/k I , 4 ■"’{ .' ■ u . V ' V . / - 'vT? .•■ I - ^ 1 < * If -i- 'A. ' \ i ■X «. vy-'